St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 4, 1923

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he ’ aad ’ 3 ep SP Dili Sas! TY ih Bs gp, Age . : Soli +s —— ~ COMIC PAGE MARCH 3, 1988 "Post-Dispatch Sunday Circulation for February, 1923 WY ; - S 3 a + ee, oor. re ; — 7 a at 4 x 7 - « ee 2 * LE TT iT. aha . =—=————= a No. ] P ART ONE “ el 1923. by FH. C. Fishes, U. S. Patent Office.) sd ght, red (i. Dye] cocauat —_>- ~ eS — ST. LOU 1S, ‘SU UNDAY MORNING, NS NS eae —_— > 3 ; : vVinds: tomorrow : . biggest commissaries in the oal (Copyright, 192 3 Th Organization, Says He issaries coa PP: 3.) roartly cloudy and | rough From St. Paul to 4 y mining area, When asked if he was | GIVES NTROL ontinueg _cold/ Wi | Will Not Throw- Mud in) "° #!raid of “going broke” on the | CO with diminishing’? New Orleans ll Be Pro- | | Pond Creek investment, Form said. R TO GERMANY winds. > & ; “If I do, I have a million men work- ; ; vided ampaign. | llhin ois: Rain, iced. P & ing for me and there is not one of turning to snow, | them who wouldn't lend me aj} - d Move — of All Port and much colder today, with or | By CHARLES G. ROSS, Oliver T. Remmers, candidate for | dollar, and I'd be a millidnaire to- > Rap m ie Bin = lon ; atte © ‘old. abs e . morrow.” “or is u ‘Ss . . } ‘bea Baies; tomorrow, fail and cold Chief Washington Correspondent of the Republican nomination for the ) | - rd is \ nderstood ho he —=== ‘ co. negollating for a vast coal territory | ———— . able Property Fills Roads the Post-Dispatch. presidency of the Board of Alder-) i, southeastern Kentucky His ex ' , . . . ’ } ' . . ous *T ? , *) - : CX- a “KS (° ’ OR. ? : dO as » 4 ’ are ° : 4 f oo oes 7 TP Spidaayw Ts aa G R d ‘ Week's Weather Outlook | WASHINGTON, D. ¢ March 3. men in the primary election Friday perts have nearly com pleted 4 ———" ——— ~ ' ct th : "la to, Ieac , , , , ; aes , ——e y — = Bost - ermans egar wa Rerenaes 7} I ex Ww Act ing on an opin ion rendere d by \ ho, AS f iY as ig KNOW nN, has the Sl! \ e\ P = ' ASHINGTON. March 3. ea- . . r , ) »f i]s Ee Se 4 y => | oY a ) Tar 9% > im r . ” — Move as Pressure for Ne- |ther outlook for the week beginning ihe Department of Justice, Secreé-; support of only one of the 28 Re NEW Y0 |Monday: Upper Mississippi and low- |tary of War Weeks has decided to; publican conimitteemen, literally | AK CATHEDRAL GUARDED ° bf } . : . - * : = ‘ = . . A gotiations. er Missouri Valleys: Generally fair! cancel the contract under which Ed- |\told the Republican City Committee | AT WELCOME 70 POPE'S ENVOY t, - except for rain over south and -snoW ywarqg Ff. Goltra, of St. Louis, Demo- | to “ee to hell,” in an address yester- . ee = | or rain over north about middle of | . : | B FERDINAND 1TtOHY the week: temperatures below nor- | “T@tic National Committeeman for day before the Republican Women’s | Uniformed Policemen and Detectives » i 4 . 4 + . , ™ ° . . ' . ° . ys . . . ot ~ 7 AStaff Correspondent of the Post-; mal at beginning; about normal) Missouri, is the Jessee of 19 river Club at the American Annex Hotel. About St. Patrick's During Pispatch and New York World. | thereafter. - barges and four tow boats built for (‘Commenting on statements gbat his Ceremonies. | os t ‘Tress 2n . tzer | f : . . , | By the Associated Presa. a Sing C a | Panyg © dug Fg Beery zer i sre an} if, ¢ > 4% ore ; ar a . terfiean stated, the advance was a ibe able to provide a transportation P&ariy Bares, temmers said, “and re. i Ceremonies Were Atene- | “ ' when questioned by St. Peter on his e¢ y characteristic splendor and! } rigs ; iy ce etme. : leum and her clothing caught fire) | 7) Setions involved. Weeks his retirement Friday, in favor fof; PeoP of America to His Holiness, ' ‘Ja }estions inve : Pek Li i i ! ridays, t ‘ “e in some quarters it is asserted from the iron as it became OVET- | ac] ed ive Department of Justice to Neun, after a committee poll showed the Pope. - ° \¢ . - ash ‘ i ~ al A PUHSLILY 4 e — - —— » menew French advance has not 60 heated pass upon the case In an opinion 17 ‘members were supporting Neun much to do with turning the thumb- “"* Re, | a Kuhs was the choice of four mem- DOCTORS PUZZLED BY CASE OF | : : - Her hand. Joseph Gartland. a. recently received, the -department | 4»: a: 4 U screw on Germany as with check- jer husband, Joseph Gartiana, , here mating t] ‘terated-refusal of Cen. | milk wagon driver, who usually gets holds that Weeks, under the terms | 0€TS- : GIRL WITH TEM r : = 2 cate iadas gt ee a eee: - 3 iets , i of the Goltra contract, has the right Remmers indicated much of th@! P RATURE OF [14 Godiey. British Commander at Col- home about noon, did not arrive yes- to te inate it on the ground of non- Opposition against him was because igre amas te - 0 t@rininate it On t > & »1 ) - 'p) mal ‘ amt ; ay “pet: } ogne, to allow the French to use eo ee cident . x articipated in the “‘] 1e-cle : : , , . fh i : ee terday until after the acc ident. lie fulfillment bv the lessee. he participated in the house-clean- Escanaba (Mich.) ¥ oung Woman ha~main left bank Rhine ratiway' said his wife had been subject to The War Department takes the po- ing’ movement in 1920 that cracked Said to Be Conscious and Ra- through the British axea. i i fainting spells. No one lived with | 4:0) that Golira. by failing to hold | the organization slate. tional With High Fever t at wi the furth- :,, ; Seite Seta Rattan or : + : > apc ani “ay | gp ill ee himself out as a common carrier, has rwenty-four committeemen, many | py tne Associated Press . . arniirg 71 *] ss " . -ar , - " , - - #48 rees. “ ee ee ee At 3:55 p. m, William H. Becker | ¢ajjeqg to live up to an express obli- of them members of the _ presenti ESCANABA, Mich.,° March 3 a possible for ine French to organ- of 5604 Greer avenue saw smoke gation in his contra Onlv a few committee, supported what W&S | yrigg Eevelyn Jvons is baffling the " ant 7 : . - P , +} a _ “ 2 . . d oq + ag lg a cos cade house, he ran to the house of Fire | though there has been an insistent | candidates around whom centered temperature of 114 degrees, the 9 this it will be necessary to oc- aay ; » Ma 69 l’nion i ane ; ; the “Three Ks” fight. Re : : , cu F k t engine Company °0. 9% oan demand by Valley shippers for ad- , the ia: a ‘St. SLOMMCTS WAS | highest the physician's thermometer 4 - oil . : ‘ ’ 5 e - . . « saved ~ tary ge +} SR a, Cae boulevard and Natural Bridge ave-! gitional boats, operated in a regulas/a member of the committee which registers ay f a _ ) ¥ i ae ee 9 1 " ; ‘ . . . . 2 ‘ " a8 ‘ s #5 e o view ot 1@ aavan . a nue. several blocks away, and called cervice. on the Mississippi. The tle-t, got outa “house-cieaner’ ballot that Dr. H. J. Defnet. City Health Com- pee ene Obvious deadinck that nas the fire apparatus. is tied up in nter quarters in St. | broke the organization slate in the , ; been reached after 14 days of de- The fi en broke thvough a door mere ci imary election [ eaneRer, WHS 1s COATES oF tee 1e r } n TT 4 priation S) for public improvements. Rem-.§ cord! ‘to Dr Defnet the young thereswas any special significance In ‘tanie and clothes on the table she for the primary putrpose of bringing | oe : Ay rn i] | i 4 ement { 4 w 20 bod 4 . hot th it ie : f : erg sald, nankes 1] npoor- a6 an §s odyV a ’ c & er Poincare’s conference yes evidently had been froninge were also iron ore down the river from §8t. _ t tha voters i lor . eg soe) e a nd nm th ski r not ; , lan Yat overs sele a candaideé yiacing of a nand oO 1@ SKin iS oO terday with M. Dariac, author of the burned. The current was turned on $$ Pay! and taking back coal from the : hilit i jnder f the a ) Bal at *r asanrt. famous Rhineland report. M. Dariac. jn the iron. A hole of considerable fields near St. Louiss Thou. th’s : a ¢ the b . that of ca. re poe { d ‘ of , j resiqencyv ol P mmOoarda, as 1a oO} e sa) T . \ ung Wo ~ however, discussed the economic as- siz¢ was burned in the floor and the’ was the purpose set out in 1} pre “ : : is a member of 1] ; B 1 of ate , os 1 ning as : : ; . lclg Is lemnper of ine oar 0 cons uS ans ational, W e unde pects Of the Ruhr and Rhineland gold nose-piece of Mrs. Gartland’s amble of the contract leasing the bs d Appve | ch ene ee —— , ~ cf : 4a : , stimate and Apportionmentywhic ‘dinary conditions a patient usual- withathe Premier. and his visit this spectacles had been melted She boats to Goltra, the document was ~ at ' ordinary con wa . L ny Usua | , a f > side handles the city’s finances lv is delirious when fever reaches AFTER TAUS me cannot be dissassociated from gqijed at the city hospital at 7:20!is0 worded as to permit him to oper- “I don't want to held 1 i M I ! I . . . ‘ 7 a7} f) ePi¢ anv oc’ 7 or : ~ 4 . Aas per) WELL QUARREL reports that the French Govern@ent D>. m. ate on any part of the river and its : > en es ee af se 106 degrees. Miss vO 8 las re , ON N THE is about to promulgate conditions , —. tributaries morcem, semmers statea but Ll jin the same condition 10 days. She LYO under which it will recognize the Bey > the 1 in tha’ bélnts were: cont: remember the United Rai lw: ivs COM- = first suffered anh attack of influenza 47 7 Be , IMMONS REFUSES DEBT POST : a , hit yrom/¥se, ant see in the offi ‘hie , > tf 2 Ald > “DA . creation of ai Rhine-Westphalian ‘$ ' pleted the wartime emergen¢e pre : wtih aoe 3 Z : . + sie A which developed int® pneumonia. buffer state ee they wer ; 4 similar situatio é possible er- ~ fe. hie thev were designed to meet Had Been Offered Place on Commis- 1S" ne} savin Se i minal Pailroad compremisa * tn =e ae ‘ had iong since passed. kor one rea- ; , , SUGAR PRICE IN FRENCH ADVANCE sion by President Harding. = * os ther. Goltra put « ff tak which there is roing to phe a first . ' A s ciated Presse : son OF anO és — Spee ” — ; ; 7 hoobpyv rize FROM 7 T0 10 CENTS A POUND . NTR L FAR NEWBERN N c March 3 Sen ing them over, after their comple- prise and a: Depuy pris : =) - - : Gi Es SEUSS, SNe Hata Baris ; , ss 1e city trades the free bridze , . ) ; ' tion, until last July 15, when they If the eit rias M. Simmons, who has been eine 7, Iridon it .e 4 . ‘ > > . . ’ ato! * : for several weeks, | Were formally put into ‘his posses for the Eads Bridge, it looks as-if/ Retailer Blames Wholesaler and He INTO GERMANY at his home here “rs sala as ra | eltteel St. Louis will get the booby prize.” Blames JObber, Who Blame % oe recuperating from illness, _ ired ae The War Department sealbeieuitl However. as is known. the pro- Speculator, etc. . ware a oe . len cue Jen: Overman, today - ~ Seamer 5 ae — ote oe _ - 7 newer hae By ARNO DOS H FLE!I ROT, colleague, are es chee ra eee ss that Coltra would operate the hoats posal for use by the railroads of fhe The retail price of suga has in- Steff Correspondent of the Now that he wou oe. . ; ‘ : , on the upper rive To its surprise frea bridge provides onlv for ex- creased 3 cents a pound in the last ° a 2emei . ‘ . s apnppointmen io . : ' ai wai - . . ‘an York World and Post-Dispatch. President H ardit aioe ppoin' 'Goltra announced that he would Change of the use of a deck of each | month, from 7 to 10 cents rhe re- iC o9 ‘ pastel the Debt Funding Commission, i 5 bridge. and not an exchange of } tajiler blames the wholesaler the op Cle 1e° oY Sues eo - ag * ae enter the lower rive? service, Hie iy! lage — ‘ . A halls O own- Lalieé! 1am ” 48 — pees b! snin { of t Lew or orie , ; r " r ) } ney , : lame th , i en ~' “os 'Post-Dispat: h.) e tor Simmons had been nom- produced an agreement the exist-, ership or ¢ bligatians wholesaler blames. the jobber : and - Senaro 7s . . . : * — . , a — . nh yl¢ 1 t ec at . BERLIN. March 3. The Fkren “h inated bw President Harding to *he ence of wh *h Secretary Weeks was! Remmers said there had hee n ad- the jonber blames the epecuiator q i ee | ‘ , : ier ‘ + = _ ‘ > Tne £ P today occupied Mannheim ion D t BY nding Commission in place not aware, giing him the right to verse comment on men holding un-| The latter asserts tne © hers 4 ent “% » Ceatat ‘ See Gein th a nh} l wer at increased consump-' a - Darmstadt, east of the Rhine. They of Senator Carter Glass who declin7d earry freight on the river from St. expired terms in public office while | wrong and that increased co . alao took the Karlsruhe harbor ind Louis to New Orleans at 20 per cent aspiring for other offi: es, apparent- | tion is responsible. now have both shores of the Rhine | to serve. under the rail rate. the same reduc- ly referring to charges he has made The wholesalers say they sell at) (Copyright, 1928.) undef direct control. LOST AVIATORS ENDS tion that is made by the established that Neun had made a pledge. when the market quotation, and that the] ~ 1Cr 4d If the French occupy Frankfurt, HUNT FOR Government service This agree-.a committee candidate, that he/increase in the wholesale price from . oe gh as is expected, they will control ment, signed by former Secretary of would not seek other office, Neyn $7.45 to $9.25 a 190 pounds, since ny D SE ee Western Germany to a degree far Ship and Seaplanes Abandon Searvh > War Baker. was made on the last has denied this Feb. 1, is due to the fact that they | " - . 3 ¢ oe iho e _— bon £ ot ° . . oe ; 2 ‘ 4 Ye _y yr sclin lee oe FELLING? beyond that indicated by the amount for ( ‘apt. Tibbs and Cc ompaniorn. day of the OuULRPoing acd rut stration Virs. Joseph Mass range. presiding. have had a8) pas on | derpatad tty fae in of territory involved. This holds true MIAMI, Fla.. March 3.—-Search for Controversy Follows. told Remmers he would have to con- creased rates for carload lots. even if they do not occupy Frank- Capt. T. L. Tibbs and Delos Thomas. At once the War Department and fine his remarks to his own candi- The sugar price climb is general furt, the greatest railway center of aviators, mfssing since Feb. 23. after Goltra became engaged in a contro- dacy. Remmers then concluded: “, throughout the country, anc . — Wat section of the country. leaving Bimini for Stuart in an Aire versy which has continued {nter- merely want to say that if this is a gress has been asked to investigate As. industry and commerce in ship, has been abandoned by three: mittenly ever since Weeks did not Republican City Committee primary, the alleged shortage of supply and . Western Germany center along the naval torpedo seaplanes and the see his way clear to nullify the my opponent probably will take the determine if.it actually exists, o1 dis- agreement permitting Goltra ta rur ‘dA. but. if it is a public primary— whether it is fictitious, due to hoard- Rhine, the new occupati on is tanta- [United States ship Bayspring, ee Centinued on Page 3. Column 2. trict tender. ae ee » \ HEEKS PLANS TO REMMERS 1 Continued fr” Page 3. Column 6. oindin —— —- FORD HAS WAYYO Continued on Page 3, Column 5. ing by speculators. ‘not sent i will | session _- ee ee eee —e ——~~ - = - -- = A oe a SPENCER HANGS ON TO LAST Senator Continues Efforts to Obtain Appoint- ment of Garesche for New Judgeship—Ac- tion Before Next Session Unlikely. Post-Dispatch Bureau, No. 20 Wrvyatt Building. WASHINGTON, March 3 At late the President had a hour tonight to the for District judg limit for nominations at of the Senate will expire at noon to- morrow when the present Congress go out of existence the unlikely event tomorrow be extremely name of Mis- time Senate tne the Eastern The this se any nomine®e@ sourt geship. In ination would of a nom- difficult to ob- tain. All things considered, is for postponement of judgeship appointment till the next of Congress. A number of Senators, anticipating just such a situation as has arisen with respect to the Missouri and other a;point- ments, went to the Constitution for enlightenment the President's appointive powers, and reached the that he !s not permitted to fill the newly created judgeship in recess, This was the outlook the Missouri on conclusion the consensus at fh re- cent meeting of the Senate Judi- ciliary Committee, to which judicial nominations are referred. Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota, chair- man, said the constitutional inhi bl- {tion was plain. a recess Power to Fill Vacancies. ‘The President.”’ says thie Cénseti- tution, in section 2 of article 2, “shall tmve power to fill up. all va- cancies that may happen during the of the Senate by granting commissions. which shall‘ expire at the end of their next session.” This means, in Nelson's judgment, that the President may act in recess fill a Vacancy occurring in judgeship by retirement of the incumbent, but may not make an original appoint- ment to a new judgeship in manner. — tn The new this view, judgeships, cannot be Ceconstrued as ‘coming Within the meaning of ‘“‘va- recess of the Senate. ita bearing _appears to be the law on the sub-' i'taurant,. the Sinclair Ol Co. cancies that may happen during the " They are po- sitions created by an act of Congress last September , The same opinion {s held by Sen- ator Pepper of Pennsylvania, who looked into the question because of on Pennsylvania appointments. “Unlikely” to Act During Recess. The President's own disposition, rome House yesterday. squares with what according to | stated, ‘ships ssion | confirmation | — He wak “very unlikely,” it was to fill any’of the new judge: | in recess, but felt that con- tests which had arisen over them should he ‘settied when the Senate was in session. The White House expression not- withstanding. Senator- Spencer de- clared vesterday that in his opinion the Eastern Missouri nomination, if not made and confirmed at the present session, would be made by ject. ithe President in recess. | Up to the last minute.in which any hope of success could be cher- /Cireuilt ished, Spencer continued his efforts | to have the President name former Judge Vital W. Garesche for the place, Antagonism Flares Out. The long-standing antagonism be- tween Senator Spencer and Missouri Republican Congressmen flared out - ' (ence L. A ; reason of the death or’ | clans, this | to him last night that they proposed | today in an open break between the Senator and Representative Charles I. Faust of §. Joseph over the St. Joseph postmastership. Spencer backed Charles D. Morris, publisher of the St. Joseph Gazette, against Fausts candidate, Elliott Marshall. Marshall yesterday .was given the nomination by the Presi- dent. This morning Spencer told Faust he wceuld block .Marshall’s confirmation. Faust replie@ that he, in that event, would ‘run up the black flag’ against the Senator. Spencer said that he was called over the long-distance telephone from St. Joseph last_night to receive! protests against the Marshall nomi- nation by Morris, Ralph O. Stauber, a lawver: Dr. J. G. Morgan. mem- her of the Police Board. and Clar- Philley, a theater owner, “Couldn't Refuse Them.” to hold up Marshall's name. The same four St. Joseph politl- auat said today, telephoned “shve him from himself.” Faust added that he would go to “the end of his rope’ against Spen- cer and the other-Morris supporters. If the nomination should go over, he said he would attempt to have Mar- to ‘shall named in recess. When Faust and Spencer first clashed over the appointment two ar three days ago, Spencer told Fauat in the presence of two Missourt news.- paper men that. not protest against the confirmation of Marshall if the latter should be i named. judging by a statement at the White | Faust recalled this promise today in,the couree of a scathing de- hunclation of the Senator's political methods. JUDGE INDEFINITELY POSTPONES. ANTICIGARETTE LAW, TRIALS Too Many Serious Cases on the Cal- endar, Utah Magistrate Rules, Ry the Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March 3. When the cases of A. N. Mackay and several others charged with vie- lation of the State anticigarette law ame up before City Judge Pratt day they were indefinitely Too many .serious calendar. the Judge ruled. Mackay, general manager of Salt Lake Tribune, is cMNarged with having smoked A cigarette in a rea- thus violating that section of the anticigarette law which pr6- plac es. Lake Citv ed. the post pon cases are on the hibits smoking in public The attention of Salt residents has switched from ‘the trial | of alleged violators of the cigarette law to the Legislature where efforts to pass a substitute cigarette measure are under way. This new bill, al- though it would legalize the sale of cigarettes @nder State tax, is declared tw i Harding that ihe couk4 not accept the appointment. | He said he had made a trip to Wash.- | ington to submit the names of three) other aspirants for the place, and) could net be in a position of appear- | ing to act in bad faith Ry yesterday as United States District Judge for Ohio. action deeiining the appointment as I'nited | States District Judge for Southern Ohio, caused distinct surprise here. Not even the most intimate /of Judge Hoffheimer would admit to- inight that they knew that he con- HOFFHEIMER WIRES TO HARDING DECLINING FEDERAL JUDGESHIP —~ ee CONGRESS TO END STORMY CAREER AT NOON TODAY : | | | | | | et ee Deiat RUSH TO PUT HOPING TO WIN PATRONAGE: OVER BILLS — AT NIGHT SESSIONS _ e——_oveo_—_—-— ee islative Debris. LAST DAY FOR MORE THAN 100 MEMBERS i Double-Headed Filibuster Rages Over $10,000,000 Fertilizer Resolution — Farm Credits Bill Ready for President. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March morning until 10 a. m. Post-Di h Bureau, No. 20 Wyatt Bldg. | WASHINGTON, March end its stormy career. ous junket here trying to maké lawa. leries are jammed. retaries, clerks, there are countless conferences, | while he would try! citement little changed. to get the job for Morris, he would) of billie waiting to be passed will be almost as long. . The consultations. The lative debris Of good pills, bad bills, pork, pet measures, money-grabs will probably far as ever, me for time-killing filf- be as great greater this ti busters which’ have been epidemic this session have awept reams of ~ hoped-for measures into the back- wash to stay. Lame Ducks Gaze Tonight lame ducks gage fondly /at these scenes. They cling to their Says He Submitted Names of Three seats listening to men whose every Other Asplrants to Bench in Ohblo— ‘utterance formerly sent them scurry- Action Is Surprise to Friends. the Associated Presa WASHINGTON, March 3 M. Hoffhetmer, who «as confirmed the Southern District of Marry }* ‘ing out of earshot. today’ telegraphed President for personal reasons! ; : ’ March ~The Hoffheimer in CINCINNATI, O., of Marry M. friends by some legislators to be more ob-| . jectional than the statute now in ef- templated declining the YF¥ederal ry fudgeship. They pointed to the fact Pe Se | that he called upon United States) Fall to Get dob With Sinclair. Special to the Post-Dispatch. OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok., March It is reported here today in relia *” os retires Monday as Secretary of the ie >i District Judge John Weld Peck at his offiee, and that he made the state~ ment that he would rededicate him- self to public service es proof of his, ‘intention of going upon the bench. hle circles that Albert Fall, when he. M. Pogue and Thomas Pogue, Interior, will become an executive of| preseed surprise at the action Washington. Even his law partners, Province ex- in - » «= SUNDAY CIRCULATION 470 +l 99 AVERAGE FOR FEBRUARY blocked passage of the would give the cotton growers ni- Senatora Calder of New York and Frelinghuysen of New Jersey. among the rejecte™ of the G. O. P.. have rarely been tna such close attendance in the Senate. For at noon the lame ducks give their desks for good. It will be the last day for more than 100 memory of Congress. In the Senate Heflin (Democrat, Alabama), three hours. He embarked on « one-man filibuster, enraged because lame Duck Mondell, floor leader in the bill that trate of sode with which to kill the devastating boll weevil. Heflin made charges of “bad faith” “broken promises.” He would pre- vent the Senate of the United States — from passing one single solitary bill — until his boll weevil exterminater | was let out of the trap, he shouted with flaming indignation. : In the House Representative | Pou (Democrat, |toeok up the crusade for the boll weevil antidote. lame Campbell (Republican, who occupied the Speaker's — chant 2 and Mondell, had “broken faith,” he — roared. They promised to let that bill come up and then they tried oo push their whole ® tribe of Gentineed on Page Lame Ducks Gaze Fondiy at Scenes — Both Branches Make Eleventh Hour Ef- fort to Cut Down the In- evitable Mountain of Leg- 4.—The Senate recessed at 1:36 o'clock this 3.—-The sixty-seventh Congress is about to At noon to- morrow the talk-wearted legislators begin their rush for home, for vari- trips financed by the “T could not refuse therm,” Spencer | U nited/ States Treasury, for tips to 101d Mauet. ta oxplathing hie deciston | Europe, speechmaking, ——many to stay home because the voters prefer them dome rather me: ‘ . rence-fixing | But tonight Senate and, House oli Page boys, sec- messengers—-a host of attendants rush frantically about; "Tt you'll help me get my bill through, bl help you get yours through” ta / the main burden of the whispered This will go on all night, or certainly most of the night. But noon will tome to find the reason for all this jast momeng ox- list ennial legis- talked for more than and North Carolina), :7 % og 4 3 a é

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RR PO Ma STE eH iSO | tLe 9 LP ABTS PROSE deci She aot LEX # ) eet ss a one Ti htt ah ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH ‘SEMIE PUTS ‘WORLD COURT FOR TEN MONTHS ° ion tes Taking Position : “It Is Too Late to Do Any- * thing,” Kill Democratic » Effort, 49 to 24. _ ROBINSON SCORES | THE ADMINISTRATION me at Points Out That Two Most) * ” Important Harding Poli- *"" cies, Excluding Debt Plan, : Have Failed of Action. . Post-Dispatch Bureau, No. 20 Wvratt Buflding. * WASHINGTON, March 3.—Amer- * f¢cean participation in the permanent © ‘court of international justice was ts voted into 10 months of confinemeit . by the Senate today. The Republic- * an majority, including the “irrecon- cilablea.”” seized upon President * Harding's own belatedness as the ~ venient excuse for their refusal * to act at this session. * ‘the eleventh-hour efforts of the! # Democrats, embraced in a resolution * by King of Utah, to bring the world & eourt plan up for immediate action) ®* were snowed under by a vote of 44. "to 24. It must now await the coming) of a new Congress, next December. | When Mr. Harding sent his ro- om publican, of Ilinois, sought to be4 +d aa petub hes » ; ‘o. tetiay Oo¥ Fwy 3 ‘aa te % ean ave are in the humiliating | facing backward and "lO SES Fiat RCRRES: Te ete ae le thn eset Sere Be pees): oe ee sd bd rs, ra its bill, and minor measures. | ready coerced by the Senate filibuster. Participating in the blockade were. Senators Heflin and Harris. Demo- crats, Georgia Declaring they did not wish to bate the farm cred- they insisted on a House vote on the Senate resolution. Leaders in the House preparing for action on the nitrate resoiution| indicated it was their purpose to ob-| struct all matters except the confer-| ence report on the farm credits bill) and the measure reciassifying most. of the Federal employes in Wash.- | ington. The Senate filibuster was called off | at midnight to consider nominations | Uncle Joe Cannon listened with faint amusement. He had heard that sort of talk so often during all these years. He is going home to/| tay by his own wish, not the vot- érs'.. Over on the Senate that oth- er veteran, John Sharp Williams might have been listening, too. But the famous Mississippian had al-| heard too much of it. He Gucked out quietly the evening be- fore. He was heartily sick of the performance He was, in his own) words, going home to “get clean.” The babble of voices on the floor and in the galleries heightened the confusion Bills intermittently were taken up—between fllibusters— hastily passed. rejected or tabled Possibiy half a dozen legislators may know what these Bille are for. The rest voted as told by the party whip. ‘if they voted at all. Alien Property Bill. The bill to return property up to 319.000 setzed by the allen property custodian in the war was taken up "mn the Senate Allen property custo- ian Miller sat in the reserved ga!- ry Te said the bill would take Tiost of the work off his bureau. It a Meseure of economy. Down on ‘tie floor, a dogen Senators heatedly wre derating precedents, tnterna- ‘“onallaw. Willis, Republican. Ohio. said al! the property should be turned back or none but that none should be turned back unt! we know how much Germany owed us for the _Lousitania claims and ail the others. Nobody knows that yet accurately. King. Democrat, Utah, said all the Preperty should go0 back, Should America violate the traditions of “entuties’ Sheuld we confiecate priv vate property of Germans to par | the debts owed by the Government ef Germany? AR. no, Mr. President. heaven forbid——-and «0 forth Only the Clock Progrcases. The bill was dropped for some- thing elee. It bhecam ear that this) German property ma was too in-, | poratio volved Sheppard He denounced the 190) Of wet ( Demo through. —— oat Senator rat, Texas), arose. New York State Lagisiature for saying that prohibi- tion had failed. out of good citizens. Was growing stronger every day, President. The great moral forces were——— “Mr. President,”’ body across the Senate, imous censent to the In sideration of Senate bill No. bootleggers Prohibition Mr. made shouted some- “T ask unan- nmediate ¢ton- 18,999, for the relief of Hezekiah Culpepper of Cornfield Horseradish, The Senator | Was an imperative matter. Corn Arizona explained County . . er that this The Sen- of ers, ate passed the bill for the Senator's constituent. Actually the only réa! was made by the hands on the Senate clock as they steadily | length of this ancient process. ‘Heflin filibuster ended | time. Massachusetts), Kansas), lican, cut down the The at supper Senators Lodge (Republican, and Curtis (Repub- Ltepublican leaders, went to the House to see if the dou- ble-barreled /amicabl ' nounced he would continue it other- Likewise Pou. wise. ¥Y called filibuster be an- could off. Heflin The House suffered ffrom a suc- | Cession filibuster rupted while a huge chest carried Speaker's chair Mongell was The De nunciations join in of rol! penalty. Int of the wel! > calls as part ceremoniously for as a gift from of its inter- of silver to the presentation to the House This was crats suspended their de- him Ii -wish ng enough to ing, the felici- tation and the glowing compliments for Acce his statesmanship. went back to | actions. lerated upbr bu Then they aiding him for his *.> looked Ssiness is for just before the ciosing time to- morrow, particularly rural cred- on its measures of relief for the farmers which are the most important mat- ters scheduled to be acted upon. Both the Senate and House ap- proved the conference report on the farm credits bill measure | President Harding ‘Capitol tomorrow Stat M explain Ho in c¢ ct ana the to distin organizat | dilate credit agricult former control eral Fa ter aa is ready priér t to ement on gers on the use that oa « . Ooniere! and ; — ~ ions, L(1¢@ oe ban ural — , VA Oui credi- . a * } 4 bea and erry Y > ‘ sa Oa n under Comptrol) “Whil mish relief s ‘> said care of Tr and the nati needs public; credit c tain the of the marketinr ‘The ight OTs in ? of the Co ‘the Feder; j it banks wil! The neede« came onal agri akKir gf , . tne i. he ory| ratior caring fo , _ H ‘Ty « (je Zine die e part of the the separate ks manage » Bo ine ¢ ore S neral ational and co-opera’ provides fon, of | progress | FRANCE IN RUHR, ROOT SAYS: ‘Would Be Same as France Trying to Compel Us to Naturalize Japanese, Former Sec- | retary of State Asserts ‘SIX ARMY PLANES. MAKE FIRST LEG OF VIRGIN ISLAND TRIP | * ie to Craft With 12 Flyers Aboard a The | get into the heads of the American Travel From: San Antonio to New Orleans in 6 Hours Flying Time. JOURNEY WILL BE RESUMED TODAY Porto Rico on Route of Air- men — Air Base for Pri- mary Defense of Canal Is, Sought. By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, La., March 3.— Covering the 550 airline miles from San Antonio to New Orleans in six hours flying time, 12 flyers of the United States Army Air Service, in six De Haviland planes landed here at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon, com- pleting the first lap of a trip to Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands. The squadron left Kelly Field at San Antonio shortly after 8 o'clock this morning, the start having been delaved by rain. The only stop was Houston, where the fliers ate, lunch and rested an hour and a half. From Houston to New Orleans the flight was uninterrupted. The last 200 miles from Lake Charles was covered in two hours flat. The first day's journey was with- mishap, according to Capt. Thomas G. Lanphier, commanding the squadron. Low clouds fered somewhat with visibility, there were no accidents. “That country between Lafavette and New Orleans didn't look very inviting for the air.”’ said one of the pilots. “Nothing but trees and water to land in, if anything went wrong.” V-Shaped Formation. Most of the day's an altitude of 5000 feet the squadron naintaining shaped wedge formation. fore reaching New Orleans the for- mation was broken up to avoid acc!i- fents in landing. The flagship fan of War.’ with Capt. Lanphier and Lieut. J. G. Moorman, was the first to land, followed at 2-minute at out but and above, a Ve intervals by the other planes. Land-, ing conditions were ideal, the planes coming up into the head of a steady breeze. An immediate given plane No. G. B. Austin and Lieut. fellow. The other planes were found to be in first class shape. The aviators were entertained to- night at a banquet given by the Military Order of the World War and the Aviation Board. Montgomery Next Stop. The squadron will “take off’ 10:30 a. m. tomorrow for the sec- ond lap of the journey, which wil! take the fliers to Montgomery, Ala. .* Plans overhauling was “" ~-* for the aerial defense of the } Panama Canal and of the gulf coast ports will depend in a large measure. on the success of the present trip. it was pointed out. The fliers will go fo Porto Rico and from there fly to St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands in search of a table air base for the pri defense of the cana’. This tin land out in should the successful, it will feasit of mustering i1tire air force of the country in > West Indies on 48 hours’ notice, stated pilo in the flight are: Lieuts.: C. V. Scns and James A. Woodruff, plane 3; Lieuts. C. G. McDonald and R. K plane 4: Lie Erick Nelson and Pp. H Dunton, plane 5: Lieuts. Guy M Kirksley T. Selzer, plane 6 su marv the first 1e hines have been tried acrosS water and ture prove the is ma- o yilitv it was Other ts Stoner, and E Route of Flicht. The ri for the flight is tute chosen A! adia Fla to lHiavat Havana Sante fiight onl ies: to “"uba (emergency, vana to € laAR\ miles aina to Gauar (,uan- Hait! San San Je 200 i) ompelied Ppryevimion ahow ra | of to UPoO sttenip?t paid wy) quesliol the tablish ec) the i} Senate » this we not interest that was ha? of Nere C8 t rnight meas interest charged bh rate oe i thie is slate ot & ; Lies tat | GY iC il banks.” ’ MKANA © VAUDEVILLE STYLE SHOW DANCE and EXPOSITION of the ] CHEROKEE OLISEUM TICKETS BUSINESSASSN. 5 at the Thursday and Friday , Nights, March 8 and 9 cAN BE: PLRCHASED FROM (CHEROKEE ST. MERCHANTS UNTIL WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MARCH i inter- flight was at. Just be- | piloted by Lieut | N. Long- | at, = Sea aea eg a ue 4 /HOUSE EXTENDS “UNCLE JOE” CANNON SPLENDID OVATION “Members to a Man Rise and Cheer | When Veteran, Finishing 46 Ycars’ Service, Asks Leave to “Ex- tend Remar Joe,” as he is known to his col- | isuch as few men pave been siven | by the House. The veteran of 46 vears’ legislative service, morrow from Congress, asked unani- mous consent t extend his remarks in the Record on @hat he said he| did not know about the farm credits bill. The House to a man arose and cheered him, the galleries toining in the demonstration, which lasted sev- eral minutes. VALENTINO AND SECOND WIFE PLAN TO BE REMARRIED MONDAY Los Angeles Reports, However, In- dicate Divorce Does Not Become Final Until Saturday. aid the Associated : CHICAGO, March 3.—Although ,reports from Los Angeles have in- dicated his divorce from his ‘rst wife does not become final until Sat- urday, March 10, Rodolph Valentino announced tonight he would remarry his second wife, Miss Winifred Hu- nut at the Blackstone Hotel here Monday. The ceremony is to be pri- vate, with Chief Justice Michael! L McKinley officfating. Valentino's manager said the dancer understood the divorce granted in California last year he- comes effective tomorrow midnight. M, U, PRESIDENT REFUSES T0 Press. PERMIT MRS, O'HARE TO SPEAK Rebukes Faculty Member Who Granted Use of University Audi- torium for Meeting. _ Special to the Post-Dispatch COLUMBIA, Mo.., March 3.— President J. C. Jones of the Uni- versity of Missiuri thi afterncon met a committee from the Veterans’ Council and heard its protest against the speaking advertised hera by Mrs. Kate Richards O’Hare of St. Louis. Before the committee reached the President’s office, he learned that the Liberal Club had invited Mrs. O'Hare here and had advertised that she would speak in the University Auditorium Monday evening. Dr. Jones revoked the order al- lowing the university auditorium or any other university building for Mrs. O'Hare’s speech and called the member of the university faculty, who had granted the use of the au- ditorium to the Liberal Club, be- fore him and rebuked him for his -action. Dr. Jones told members of the Veterans’ Council, that _Mrs. O’Hare would do more harm than Ss speech. Dr. Jones-eent a janitor to all bulletin i i | ie | boards and had the notices announrc-| ing Mrs. O'’Hare's speech destroyed. -M'NARY NOMINATION LIKELY TO FAIL WITH ADJOURNMENT Banker Sobdinel be Committee for Comptrollership of Currency but Senate Action Is Not Expected. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Femate controversy nation of James G. nent Southwestern comptroller of cu tonight maze March over the noml- MeNary, promi- banker, to be rrency, ight in of matters and appeared likely to be before the Sen- ate urmtil the m of ; ment Although Committee toda to recommend conf Nary, |tions that & oment the Senate Banking to five, Me- DP red lc - oted. six irmation ated \ of opponents reite the nomination would fail with adjournment tomorrow. Some expressed the be! that McNary | would be given a recess appointment but others said doubted such a resuit. McNarvy’'s case able parliamentar cause of the ‘nment. ief they Was in an unfavor- Situation Ort time before ad- With the Senate agreed recess util 1! lock tomorrow. riSiative day ed $s) aryy oP * |" sir >, St j01 to of to- nele of ‘CYRUS E, WOODS NOMINATED TO BE AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN By the Associated } WASHING T®E KE. Woods of Ps hassador Té President ress. IN. March ; nsylvania, now Am » Spain, was: inated by Harding today to An te succeeding recently he Dassa de: re- Pitts- ed to he suc Trhina?t to eed Ambassadcr >» confirmed 4 ; ' i | ‘WASHINGTON, March 38. ie) sentative Cannon of Illinois, “Uncla | Discourse on “Can leagues, received an ovation tonight | who voluntarily retires to- , tutes for good in Columbia and that as a citi-|the fear of bankruptcy are not zen he was opposed to her coming) , here and making a ENGLISH WOMAN TALKS ON WORLD PROBLEMS We Set the W orld at Order” Is Essentially a Sermon. i Miss Maude Royden, English woman preacher, addressed a large audience in Moolah Temple Iiast night. Her subject, as in all her. nightly appearances scheduled for her nine weeks’ American tour, was “Can We Set the World in Order?” Miss Royden, who is 46 years old, has an adequate voice and an earn-| est. convincing manner. She an- nounced no text, and stood at no pulpit or desk, but her discourse, an hour in length, was essentially sermon. She followed this Ww! ith nearly a half-hour of answers ‘to questions asked by persons in the audience. Spiritual power, used iff accord- | ance with spiritual law, must set the world in order. This_was the substance of the addresq The ex- istence and efficacy of spiritual power, and the futility pf substi- it. were argued by,the speaker in these words: “Spiritual law teaches us that one member suffers, all the mem- bers suffer with it. Yet ws En- glish sent Lloyd George to Paris, with a mandate to inflict a maxi- mum of suffering upon our defeated enemy, and to bring back peace and prosperity to us. And now that we have got peace and prosperity, now that we have 500,000 unemployed. have concluded that Lioyd George must have been a very upid person. We do s°@ that. so long as we seek the suf- fering of others, we must 8s! iffer that we cannot defy the great laws. And so we go OF up one Government after expecting it to do the im- if we st not too; spiritual setting another, possible. “Love Is the Law of Iffe.” “God is love, and love is the It is as scientific to try Europe by hate and venge as it would be to sow our fields with salt. We must put our brains into our religion. It is as asinine to try to violate spiritual law as to try to violate scientific law. We cannot in reality break the spiritual law, any more than we can break a scientific law, but we can break ourselves against it. “Some of us have every excuse for hate—the wounds of the war have gone deep, and resentment | seems inevitable. But if it is im- possible to love any more, then the end has come. “T have come to Amertca, where science has developed such power. and where the poison of hatred and so present as they are with us, to see you cannot keep the world out of | chaos. Shall we view with a fatal- | istic resignation the evidences so. lately found of a great ancient civil- res.ore ~~ lization, and conclude that our civil- | ’ ’ ,such was caugnt | adfourn-. be- . * ir | virtue, 3.—The | | Versailles iof ization is doomed, like that of Egvpt. to perish? Must we believe that we have come so far in achieve- ment, only to fail? I cannot be-' lieve it. I must protest against any resignation to the supposed will of God. To be resigned to the present course of events is not a it is a crime What is the of God. but the kingdom Christ has shown us what inity should be; science has wn us that the universe *rust- worthy, and that God also worthy Now shall no farther? One of the questioners will of God? hum sho is we say we can £0 after the discourse had been made to bring about an un- derstanding between thoughtful! per Germany and the allied Miss Royden told, in re- of one conference which German woman declared that she realized the wrong done by in invading Belgium, and I'rench from the devastated regions | spoke in favor of a new and better understanding. The Kuhr Invasion. A question as to the Ruhr in was so framed as practically to place | ance and Germany upon the san? Miss Royden, in replying. the Ruhr invasion ous to thé world’s ft tnat Germany had two succes had nat did sons in in countries piy, in vasivn level. that said was dange- ture peace, [Lut been th agcgres and that | what e Or in sive wars, France reason for seems fear. in the | said, “and IT it was partly the fualt | America.’ Hier longest reply Was to a Qq | her belief as ‘to ae that spi believe cj “Eien tell us that imp O2et bl + to other ions not get treaty,”’ must say that arn @xXCe@S8s8/\ France security . she es. | as to affirmed her ‘ (rr FF y OmMminace mm belief ‘'s miracle u eclentif{ically correct. trankiy tell you se. * - fer a teat, Our Prices Are Most Reasonable at a a a a + 2 + let us examine your eyes by our special method, whi if you de not neced glasses, we And if you de—and we furnish them— we GLARANTEE you'll be sati«fied. There is no charge se why delay having your eyes examined by ust Dr. Arthur W. Cuquet—Optometrists—Dr. Thos. J. McWay Goldman & Cuquet sx. 609 Locust St. a, | . ons —will be the result of a is Lit | Thousands i the is trust- | asked whether attempts A | Germary | in which | | now you can ‘SEVERAL PERSONS HURT NST. JOSEPH TORNADO Reported—T housands of Houses Wrecked. —— ag * REPEL ws. March 3.—A| tornado which struck S&St. Joseph without warning late today injured seven or eight persons, plunged half of the city in darkness by leveling electric light wires and wrought property damage amounting to thousands of dollars. Only one or Special to the ‘two of the infured are in a danger- ous condition, according to hospital reports. The storm came from the west n4 before hitting St. Joseph leveled 4 ae of houses in the village of Elwood, on the Kansas side of the 'Missourt River, Girectly opposite. The tornado began ‘ts Gestruction | at the river's edge and swept a path | eastward through the lower part of. the city, several hundred yards in width ‘he sash and door factors of the Collier-Adams Manufacturing Co. was almost wrecked, but the workmen had left the plant. i see of Dollars Damage) IRISH FREE ay of NOTE 10 MRS. Cf Message of Condolen Widow of New York R sentative Who Died Th ' | day. he Associated Press. "NEW YORK, March 3.—lf Crawford, Consul-General of hei Irish Free State, today made Public © message of condolence from the Irish Government to Mrs. W. Bow ». a & e. a : > - a eee a3 ey be Cochran, whose husband. Reg e: tative Cochran, died at Washington Thursday. The message, tran mitted by T. A. Smiddy, Co sioner of the United States from Ire land, gays: “The Government and people se] Ireland have learned with the deep- 4 4 >. est regret of the death of your ei band, one of the most gifted steal voted of the sons of Ireland. Qgy their behalf, I desire to convey te; you an expression of the profo sorrow with which the sad news been received in his native land, “Erudite, with a gift of oratory passed in his day, with an ji and disinterested love for his moth- erland, he gave unstintedly of his best to her service in times when fight for Irish freedom called’ for Wire polés were uprooted as the} the united efforts of our race, Ip storm moved eastward and trains) were unable to enter the Union Sta- while street car raffic was) paralyzed. Community Hall, brick building housing the muni- cipal charity organizations and many | other city departments, was partly destroyed. The Everett Dublic school, one of the largest in the city, was unroofed and a brick eandésry | was wrecked. A number of store fronts were smashed and scores of dwellings were damaged. In a negro quarter dozens of shan- ties were leveled, but only a few of the occupants suffered injury. A switch shanty in which several rati- road mén and some boys had taken refuge from a drenching picked up and carried several hun- dred feet. tion, slightly hurt. Reports from _ the country east of here are to the effect that there was heavy damage to barns and other farm buildings, but no fatalities have been reported. The tornado is believed to have spent its | force soon after it struck St. Joseph. A large number of passengers were bruised and scratched when a street car was overturned and rolled from ithe track to the sidewalk. Negro families and some whites cared for tonight by the city author- ities. and was able to dominate the spir- ‘itual world in a unique way, which was in accordance with law. His method was prayer. and the law of prayer is faith. The trouble with the world is that so few persons be- lieve in prayer.” A number of ministers were in audience. Dean Secearlilett of Christ Church Cathedral introduced the speaker. Miss Royden came here from Springfield. Ill.. to which she referred in her birthplace of Lincoln. Another er- ror occured when, in speaking of the origin of war. she located the scene of the murder of the Aus- trian Archduke tin Serbia, it was in Bosnia. a discontended border province of the Austrian Em- | Miss Royden speaks tonight | pire at the U of Illinois. 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Granting the writ means that the First National must ; -hich was the first of @ sowed ; nad planned to conduet in st. Louis. It is understood here, however, that the bank has the ri of appeal to the Supreme Court the United Stat taken the branch could be pending a decision. ~%? ant ‘horizing national banks to igh branches In Missourt, for the gon that the Federal law provid pational banks may estabi branches oniy when the laws of th State in which they are, permit t “establishment of branches, a “YRinted out that Missouri banki ew s spec ifically t from was written by Justice Wi dir, was largely confined to a “eyssion of pertinent cases at lay ve of the other Justices concu =Bhe sixth. Justice Ragtand, did + in the case. © acstetant Attorney-General ™M pir Otis was chief representative | the State in the suit. which was quo warranto proceeding brought f the name of the State at the tton of Attorney-General Barret When Barrett took up the matter id newspaper men he was. doing ause. in his opinion, [f natto nks were permitted .o estabi nches. it would mean the virt mination of smaller banks in eities and of community banks small towns. - After the opinion was hand down today Barrett explained the State's attitude had been that nationa] banks were permitted to tablish branches, it would mean & ultimate nationalization of all banks. : c to Branches. Announcement by the First ° #Hional Bank. last May. that Planned to open branches at cent business locations throughout Louis, brought a storm of protest --mutiying bankers. who feared the fect of such competition. At time First Nationai officers that their attorneys had tnfe them that a national bank was mitted to open additional places business within the city where was located. in spite of a \tradit based on an old ruling of « troller of the Currency that @ were limited to a single location. An attorney for the outlying announced that a State law ted State banks trom . ranches. and that there had mo recent ruling as to banks. The First National. tts firat branch «t the olf Night Day Bank location on June 15 The outlying banks induced ¢ Hyde to request an opinion as bes legality of this from the Att General. Thereupon the que ——_anto proceeding waa brought, ~~ teet. 3 “¢ a as Small Banks Organised. Smaller banks organized the iation of Missourt Banks rust Companies Opposed to anking and tt was anne aa eptember that this , com prised 1184 banke and w companies in its oo “1650 in Missourt. . “began an extensive. Paign to obtain suppom for « Stroduced in Congress by Congressman ~~ close its t the operation by the First] es. and that if this is retained The opinion held that there was thing In the national banking : prohibited banks - Sake

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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 19238. HAYES AGAIN CONVICTED AND SENTENCED TO DIE Oe eee eee Jury for the Second Time Fixes Punishment at ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH F REE STATE SENDS Community Fund Workers Hope TOMS. COCKRAN at mi “ to Reach Goal by T 3 Tip to Keach Goal by lomorrow ' = Nth NATIONAL Night—$301, 340 More Needed “MAN SHOOTING HS .° Hanging in Case of Deck quarters for Race Betting Vis- Indicate Flat Feet Are et” PINKS IN MISOURI BROTHER AND NECE Teams Encouraged ay Yesterday's Showing Killing. ited Simultaneosuly Common.. bw of New York Rewire- ative Who Died Thufs- - | day. ' = | Which Brought Total Up to $780,344— -iosincronitgal clhieksheiad yp if : 5 = Supreme Court Rules | Churches t to Be Visited Today. Joseph Cooper of Bloom- | sows « to the Post-Dispatch. |Kirk’s office in the Soulard Street | Fourteen places suspected of being | St. Louis bables approach closer 4 . HILLSBORO, Mo., March 3.—Eu-! Police Station. St. Louis. when headquarters for race betting were than chil | es See 4 to the true American type ° w= Against First National field, Mo., old, of Hercu-|Hayes was being questioned there, ST.LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH me 2TARRESTS MADEN BABIES HERE ENGEL IN 14 GAMBLING RADS. TRUE AMERICAN TPE a Yet Health Show Examinations FEUD FLARES UP, oe ee eee Places Suspected of Being Head- ~ ciated Press. -— , YORK, March 3. —Lindsay i, Consul-General of the Fires From | | gene Hayes, 27 years ‘railed simultaneously at 2 p. m. yes- terday by 30 detectives, who arrested | Seen anywhere else in the United e State, today made public e of condolence from the overnment to Mrs. W. Bourke , whose husband, Represen- ochran, died at Washington ay. The message, trans- by T. A. Smiddy, Cogpfnis- of the Tl nited.States from Ire- ays: Government and people of have learned with the deep- tt of the death of your,hus- ne of the most gifted an@® de- of the sons of Jreland. On behalf, I desire to convey to h expression of the profound with which the sad news has pceived in his native land. dite, versatile and endowed gift of oratory not sur- in his day, with an intense Sinterested love for his moth- , he gave unstintedly of his her service in times when fhe for Irish freedom called for ited efforts of our race... In f gloom and trial he pleaded use in the highest courts of with an eloquence and ton- that stirred the generous of the American people.and spired the enthusiasf and re- da the hopes of the Irish lead- d people in a struggle that hag ch enduring marks of the ese ment upon secure foundations ened bounds of Irish national and liberties. part in the victory which has achieved will be held in grate- membrance by generations of w Ireland which he was priv- to see enter upon the path of endence. = bremogt in the councils of his ed country, he died as * he have wished, at his post—a American who laid his splen- ifts unreservedly upon her re- n altar. The Government and © of Ireland share your grief gesire to assure you of their Sympathy and remembrance in fark hour of your affliction.” he We a ti} pine = aa i | I peertoenie’ | i} th eet ey ih 4 ; hib as VT nf ; weet of same ingredients, then candy coated. For children and adults. “LOUIS POST-DISPATCY Fourded by sor i PULITZER, ec. Daily. by The Pulitzer Pub! "Twelfth: Boulevard and Olive Benes Oring Audit Bureau of Circulatione) OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Associated Press ® exc! iO the use or pies lof atl news «4 to a he J ted in this paper ¢ é pub ished here Nig A he a jon special dispatches beret age are os CRIPTION Bt ance: BY MAIL ADV my and Sunday. one y fly, Without Sunday. og ¥ only. one year...... saat Mit either by postal orcer or St. Louls exchange. by Te aeeeter or out-oMtown ea ier: ly only, 50c a month; Sunday, Bc a copy. mitered as second-ciase matter Juig 7, » at the Postoffice at x I _ the act of March 3, 7 oa "ade. Olive 6600. Kitioch. Central 8000. 10001 person sending in the words made from the CHARLERNE! How many can you makef There are LEARN. CLEAR end REACH—find the rest of them. The largest correct Met wins first Prise. YOU may win one of these big CASH PRIZES! Firat prise witheut order, $25; wi ith s order, 8500: With 82 order, S1.000. This Rigantic adver- Arr yf Pe deli aon wee the t try it. you'll eg 1 ag Submit an aQlewer Bhecied wtih the ° the — na ro tion whatever with i, MECODt no an- CHARLERNE” me and conmrplete 4 "% nUMerioal order. not use more for exampie, * “Ce”. while April 15, ‘CHARI: ERNE” as If contains two = This contest closes the Sudges the en- ‘CHARL.- ~Bank in Quo Warranto JUSTICES JOIN IN OPINION: mean Man of First National to in String of Branches. had been expressed : om T I pe ae? ” Brought 1}. Protest * Outlying Banks. ee ae! 2 “i - 3 eer - JEFFERSON epg F of the Post-Dispatch. March 3.- |--e? National banks are not entitle? to al open branches in this State, 3 w feld, in effect, in an opinion by the be. Z §upreme Court of Missouri, en banc, | $0. * ““SPdinted out eqews specifically it is of ouster. teday, granting a writ | Optimism is again the spirit of of-, From Johnston, chairman of ‘his belief that the fund would ficers of the campaign for the $1,- O8 684 Community Fund for 1923, considering the chances of raising the fund ia full, the campaign draws-to a close. This attitude was fostered largely by the report yes- terday that $780,344 had been pledged up to noon, or 72.2 per cent of the fund, which is for 40 charities of St. Louis and St. Louis County. During the last several days fear that the goal John the Cam- | paign Committee, last night declared be that as would not be reached. completed, His reasons were the 64 teams canvassing the general Jefferson City Correspondent | public had madea better ' yesterday than before, that giving |had become more widespread among ‘the people, and that a considerable ‘number of givers had promised to ‘increase their subscriptions if need They may be called upon to do The solicitors planned to appear in churches today in carrying on their “against the operation by the First | work, and also to visit residences. All Kationa! Bank of St. Louis of “branch in the old Night and Day' . Bank, 818 Olive street, St. Louls. ai; ‘restrictions as to the territory the various solicitors may cover have ‘been lifted and each member of the small army of workers is at liberty ‘Granting the writ means that thes to go wherever he or she pleases in First National must close its | branch, ”vhicn was the first of a> némber it had planned to conduct in St. Louis. It is understood here, however, that the bank has the right af appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States, and that if this is | taken the branch could be | pending a decision. Whe opinion held that there was _mothing in the national banking act authorizing national banks to estab- & Jigh branches in Missouri, for the rea- . on that the Federal law provides banks may _ Mational “branches oniy when the laws of the yesterday establish | “State in which they are, permit the’ of branches, and that Missouri banking prohibited banks m having branches. Opinion. by Justice Walker. Apart from this, the opinion, “establishment Which was written by Justice Wal- heer, was largely confined to a dis- ——gyssion- of periinent cases at law. ve of the other Justices concurred. e sixth. Justice Ragland, did not in the case. * Assistant Attorney-General Mer- search of gifts today and tomorrow. $301,340 to Be Raised. The amount to be raised between |yesterday noon and tomorrow night is $301,340. The next and final re- port of pledges will be made ata dinner for workers at 6:30 p. m. to- morrow at Hotel Chase. The num- ber of separate pledges up to noen was 23,135 and the total sum for the 24 hours which ended then was $140,940.95. Fifty-five of the canvassing teams had raised 50 per cent or more their quotas by yesterday, and 17 these had raised more than quotas. The leading group was the team captained by J. Fred Mocker. with pledges equivalent to 300 per ‘and the Rev. officers of cent of its quota. Support by Ministers Urged. The Church Federation vesterday sent a jJetter to ministers, urging sup- port of the C ommunity Fund, which was signed by the Rev. George A. Campbell, the Rev. Ivan lee Holt Arthur H. Armstrong. the federation. It fol- lows: “The Christian people of St. Louis 1 Otis was chief representative of|and those who are minded to help the State in the suit, which was a | ’ @uo warranto proceeding brought in | : wh of 5) 26 0 POPP COWS BE bow e be ———- ~ tional oe the name of the State at the rela- | Attorney-General Barrett. “When Barrett took up the matter he | , sold newspaper men he was doing so. ‘ause, in his opinion. were permitted anches, it would mean the virtual mination of smaller banks in the Cities and of community banks in small towns. After the opinion was handed), down today Barrett explained that national banks were permitted to es- tablish branches, it would mean the banks. 5 Opposition to Branches. Announcement by the First Na- Bank.” last May, that it Planned to open branches at central Dusiness locations throughout St. Louis, brought a storm of protest by “-gutiying bankers, who feared the ef- a. no recent '. General. ~eTanto proceeding was brought, “fect of such competition. At officers stated had time First National ‘That their attorneys them that a national! bank was per- The outlying banks “mitted to open additional places of business within the city if national | to establish | | |\—records, the State’s attitude had been that if | ©duipment, 'There is a rush on the banks to ultimate nationalization of all State | ‘supposes control] all the way to the | sy i stone, that | informed | where it Was located, in spite of a tradition | based on an old ruling of a Comp- ‘roller of the Currency that they were limited to a single location. An attorney for the outlying banks announced that a State law prohib- Med State banks ‘branches, and that there had been ruling as to banks. Ws fireat branch :t the old Night and Day Bank location on June 15 last induced Gov «Hyde to request an opinion as to the legality of this from the Attorney- | Thereupon the quo war- “test. scomprised . Small Banks Organized. & Smaller banks organized the As- clation of Missouri Banks and rust Companies Opposed to Branch anking and it was announced in September that this organization 1184 banks and trust companies in Its membership, out of ~2850 in Missouri. ~Paign to obtain suppor for a bili in- | “troduced in The association began an extensive advertisin ng*cam- Congress by Senator | others—all unselfish spirits— must themselves. any 'scar contributions should cover. L. | ‘the city’s civic needs. |ward step |Forty showing .* | ously fund, as had a representative of the of | of} their | not let the apeul for the Community| There are some very few | Fund. fail. who have already gone to the limit in assuming obligations. this is a matter between God and Jesus Christ stands be- fore every citizen in the person of needy human being. vine call comes to every heart in the appeal of suffering. We cannot: be deaf to this voice of God. “The united, co-operating com- munity voted neariy $90,000,000 for in community must be followed by another. co-operating philanthropic and organizations on behalf of suf- This step StsLouis The response to the Community Fund and over- tion charitable St. Louis together fering humanity. also must take. appeal for the should be immediate whelming.”’ Archbishop Glennon Gives $100. A subscription of $100 by Arch- ‘bishop Glennon was announced ves- | terday. In making it he remarked: “It is not the size of the gift, but the spirit that counts.’ He had previ- indorsed the purposes of the Jewish charities. Neither Catholic or Jewish charities are represented in this, the first year of the Community Fund, because money had been ‘raised previously for them, but they are expected to participate hereaft- er. It has been noticed that many Catholics and Jews have contrib- uted to the fund, however. Large pledges reported yesterday tctaling $51,025, were: $10,000 each — Paul Catlin estate. $2500 each——Moon Motor Car Co.. Chevrolet Motor Co., Frank 0O.' Watts, Edwards Whitaker. $2025—«Mr. and Mrs. Franklin ®. Pierce. $2900 each—Mr. Lionberger Davis, Tiernan Printing Co., Brown, the and Mrs. 4d. Woodward & Consolidated 'Coal Co. $1500 each—Mr. and Mrs’ May, Vesper-Buick Auto Co. $1000 each—Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Hammer, the Globe-Democrat, Charles H. Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Har- ry Lesser, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gold- man, Mr. and Mrs. Morton J. May, Mrs. F. E. Woodruff. $500 each—Frank H. Tate. Hi. Brockman, Green Car Wheel Co., Mr. and Mrs. Kennett L. Green, Mc- Lain Orthopedic Sanitarium, Mrs. David Julia E. Walsh. iF FRENCH SEIZE 3 CITIES AS COUNTERMOVE ¥ ° SABOTAG E| | ontinued | From Page One. mount to controlling all the terri- tory deep into the interior. Everything the French might seize | automobiles, railroad bicycles, horses, wagons —fill the roads leading to the East. move savings. The military Rhine frontier pre- mountains to the eastward; and if an eventual separate Rhineland is planned, it would require complete eccupation of both banks. Germany, however, regards the fresh &advances as pressure to force negotiations. Mixed Arbitration Tribunal Resumes Sittings in Paris. the Associated Press. e PARIS, March 3.—The mixed ar- bitration tribunal, which‘ was orig- inally composed of French and Ger- mans, resumed its sittings in Paris today and the proceedings are being | By ‘followed with keen interest by diplo- from having | national | The First National opened | iting on | foreseen the possibility international jurists and those | supporting the! mats, who are strongly League of Nations It may be recalled that man Government, owing to political conditions, withdrew its judges sit- this tribunal. France had ‘tion. and on the departure of the ‘the Versailles treaty as a =Capper and Congressman Dyer to | “prohibit expressly the operation Sbranches by =n states of national banks excep? where State banks may whave branches. This associai«n, on Jan 7, re- quested Comptroller of the Currency j @Tissinger to close the lirst Na- Stional's branch. on the ground that ante had closed two branch banks i° =Tacoma. athe Washington banking @rot finding that ‘awa “Aid A resolution Wash... upon permit branches. "asking the Comptroller of the Cur- = arency =the State Senate Jan. to prohibit national bani: Sbranches in Missouri was adopted by 24. ens ‘exclusive women and German judges called on the league of Nations to apply article 304 of and nominate judges seiected from neutral na- tions io replace the Germans. The French and neutral judges met this morning and at the open- ing of the session of the’ French Minister of. Justice welcomed the new members and invited them to maintain to the highest degree the principles of international law. —— re ee ee _ GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS: NAMES ON ALLEGED BOOTLEGGER’S LIST 'Cabinet Officer. Members gress and Navy Officers Indexed as Customers, Washington Police Say. the Associated Press ; WASHINGTON: March 3. names of some high Government offi- cials and army and navy officers were found indexed in the books of an alleged bootlegger arrested today police reported. Included in the list of customers, according to police. were names of a Cabinet officer, six members of Congress, 15 high navy officers, sev- eral of high rank in _ army nen's clubs. Ry The re- | | dicating the Ger- of such ac- | of Con-,. motor her and: —— KING ALFONSO EMPHATICALLY DENIES ABDICATION RUMOR ee sac Monarch Says He Is Always Ready to Do His Duty and if oe y = — in Doing It. Dv the A ated P M ADRID, March 3.—King Al- fonso, in a speech at the inaugura-. tion of the new Library of Fine Arts '| today, gave definite denial to ru- 'mors of the possibility of his abdi- cation. “It will give me much pleasure to | lav the foundation stone of the new school. and if possible, also the last he said. “J sav this because the rumor recentiv published in- that I was about to abdi- not a deserter; | my post. J] duty, of cate. |] desire to remain at read\ do mys die if ‘The am. ain always and even in executing it. King of Spain never abdicate in order avoid dealing with the problems and difficulties presenting themselves.” Alfonso said the Madrid newspa- per which published the rumor wag misinformed and had acted in an in correct manner. INQUIRY INTO CHICAGO — CITY HALL AUTHORIZED Scope of Jury Which Found Indict- ments in School Board Inves- tigation Widened. Br the Associated Prees« CHICAGO. March 3.--—A jury investigation of th (“hicagzo was arit Judge M. L. McKinley, of the Criminal County, when he broadened scope of the special grand which had investigated echool hoard affairs ~~ than a ecore of perso? ? udi ing : Liv former Coy; lZz~ressn _and re. puted of Mavoar W am Hale puompacs s parities al organ'vation. BURNING SHIP THOUGHT ‘0ST Crew of Vesecl Afire in Pacific Taken on Another Craft. Bw tea Aree ze SAN FRANC ISco. ah} 1%) Lo to necesSsarv could To e city hall of today by Chief Justice (‘ourt norized of (“90k the te] nore 7? rect nadin, ‘‘*hoss” viet March 3. Babinda. which é¢aue at sea early today. beat loss, according that returned to after viewing the The Celito, which The binda when ‘the had a list tha’ to the bo Wii }] rts Santa fire to repo fro: Oring burnine taken dire ‘Wee so ete an : ui . ; : , » af } ‘ Li« Ta" rine ”T hh. a ot 4, sid bh See p is > pre names aba eg emOUnt will be “National Hank. sald yesterday that |cial standings also were -ecorded,| cated this m rhea . He said he bad the right of THE OCULIST hemes ho eende us addresses will be - Ss & self. addressed, | SOMPANY PORT WORTH TEXAS | She had reeeived no forma! notice of the Supreme Court, and, therefore. *tlined ta comment on the situa- Hien or discuss the possibility of an to the Supreme Court of the Uniteg States. a granting of the writ of ouster bs of ‘he man at of subD- adding that made a pract statements. the alleged “onnor, police said, rested had mitting monthly Police declared legger. James Martyn boasted he wo ‘because of his masnedy clientele. ice boot - had never be arrested; the question on the, census relating to taken because the pave: the fClovernmen! of Wiener Neustadt Gleiche Social organ The Glieichheit had urged ite ibers to disregard sheet for i= & Ippressiaon the aij rec: and race origin. .. did voeet , ypre s¢°T) have nh. Ws of ni 7) a ning 7 €eat the accias "voidable so David =§ Ft. the ma- far Francie J: as he was conce who rhe jchine with Grover, testified for the Gefendant G. MORITZ, M. D. “optician 609 N. BROADWAY (Siiaimcres tinte gratt. s'¥iag mecp | ‘My book on the eye, exposing the eve c - | valuable e)@ information. FREE Ask for one , practice in St. Louis yy through the examination First and second prizes of $10 | ings accounts will be awarded to tae winners in each of the eight ES ‘sions, at 4 p. m. today. “A ellver lov- ES ing cup will be presented to the mother of the most nearly perfect for these children. A special divi- were presented for examination. Dr. Max C. Starkioff, Health Cem- missioner, who had charge of show, said yesterday that the people of St. Louls had shown @ state definitely ‘that this health: x- hibition would be an annual Crowds that taxed the capacity o the Coliseum viewed the Wednesday, Thursday and nights, according to Dr. Starkloff. Everyone attending expressed @ deep ‘interest and seemed eager to oastet a health, he said. SHERIFF. MOHRSTADT IMPROVED Operation of Blood Transfusion aa Hospital Helps Patient. Sheriff Charies E. Mohrstaét- was condition as a result of a transfusion operation performed | him at the St. Louls Baptist tal. He was taken th last day suffering from a co aliments resuiting from a ras cold, and it waa found that his a tem was so run down it would be necessary to transfuse blood oad on ee bust person. As is man blood was published, — among others who responded city fireman who happened to Be neighbor of Mohretadt. . The fireman's biood proved tobe what was needed and after ‘ : War and a/more transfusions it ia be Telative of the Duke of Salisbury,| Sheriff soon will be able to ieuve the hos ; “WHERE SHALL I GO?” This i# the ausstios that arises when you are in need of Lighting Fixtures, because this neceseiee is only purchased once and that is a reason being most particular. We realize your need = beautiful Fixt the other pla out, therefore, Fixt ee See "Us at the Electrical Ex- March 13-117—Booth Lighting Mixture experts at your a gardiess of whether your need be one eennes in es of you we ; xture - for the entire Scr ELECTRIC IRON A guaranteed iron: complete with cord and stand, 2 95 apec ial _— a | Fema: —_ “omer. si0.78 $21.7! 15 Lighting waa | Fixty } Bee VS Us ~ : : iS : : : : . aes r - a > resy-cheeked, pretty-featured a . . passed e _ TS. 2 7 7 « infant examined. Twelve sete’ of — twins were examined in the division — sion for triplets was kept —— q throughout the show, but no p the 4 response” to it, and that he could — 4 living conditions not conducive to reported yesterday as improved — in plication rt such cases, an advertisement cont Sema BE ED St Sa yO

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ene a l4 -ST.LOURS POST-DISPATCH Lhe EN \ Heeta On of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximatey Equais that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. SUNUAY, MARCH 4. 1923. neti — — a » asin it —— - — 7 QUICK HEARING IN. "Stam reserm™ NICNUTION OF [Poscbicowcch Racin] PTT weeme Boy ON Bloyg]E LAMB VES, SRR fe SHPING BOARD PLANS Broadcasting Station || 70 BE HELD HERE TODAY Of DIAMOND "===" ANTARAQTE TRUST | sores toe, "SEs. NMED BY ATO eee” AMINED BY LASER TS) eS Vie Aen . , 40, 11:40, 18:40, 2:40 2:40 and > = rp Mm Market quotations and ‘ to the Past-Dispet a8 wabhinerees 5 ty. \ — news bulletins 6 Toaeinenn to the | Resistance of the industrial popu- SV ASHINGTON, March 3.—The iy ; BLU appropris fer ORR ote pete ott on sf85 meters. |, tation of the Ruhr region of Ger- tor accommodations for the Government to Continue Oper- _ = * : | of the ATTOTR Ae CORRE AR) fh BRO * : Service, U. 8 Dept. of Agricui- || ™&¥ to French occupation ts being Driver and Another Man Flee rush ed by Secrttary' ation Without Ch U 4 . ling the Herta we “th Fee +1 : * ture, and principal exchanges | strengthened through outside ald, When Machine Is Wrecked ocean voyage SITSns S f. a : ange Van = , | | Dr ai ie cere. y af War Weeks to enable members © ‘Transfer Details Are Completed. x e “ | become effecties at With fet) sen te>- _aceording to Reinhard Strecker (under the if-@ay @eee 6 “rr : Monday—8 P.M i of Darmstadt, Germany, secretary «? \gainst Curb. the Senate and House to inspect By the Associate? Press. eee : Small 4i4 net Sh The Weeeber® Pe) oe Pn ae ate Shag pas i Education oe the Province of Hes i establishments on the Pacific WASHINGTON, March 3.—Inter EXafifination to Determine permitted It Ta Heheh The Paetete (5% Arnormmer-General Announces | mann. soprano and pianist. Ad- || *¢"- Who will address a mass meet- = ; abe laska has been , 80 tion of the Shipping Board te cor ‘Mmit withect execetiee voxnee ome | " dress by E. D. Heyl. | ing at 2 p. 1 today at the Eagie~’ George Laurent, 14 years old. 8°" -oget and in Ala . tinue the operation of all its If alt el 4 Ba Ge i Sng gre ) | Value of Assets Urged by | NS WES Mar ter Carrying Out os 3 a | Hall, Lafayette and Jefferson ave-'of Julius Laurent, of 7116 Minne- preat that the transport Grant « without change until detailed p} ; , : $60,000 Damage ta Fire : i h V | batter Weoun SPaust * Gounod || saiaianes panei ta —s oo oa nore avenue, was knocked from his larger veseel. has been substituted are completed for transfer of i = Attorney for Receiver ee eae ting ereet U9eer Againat Lehig al-. shape sm Mrs. Weidmann | PR oe df > 2 oy ti ot ap pire oh ote for the St. Mibiel. Some members of eh egawra ating eee ee - ’ Harris & Kober Firm. ‘pull@fig of the Pioneer Per Oa. >t lew Railroad. The Lord Is My Light, Allitsen || a Ruhr protest meeting. dos Sechdiies. Sy paces” “4 Congress desire to visit Hawaii and eatin “=——5 ~ Mrs. Weldmann | Contributions are being sent in northbound Broadway, which the party will be divided at San. “Shippers and passengers have the ‘North First 6treet, and $1007 ee tre a | 3$—~Addr by E. D. Hey! ' i Sale on | steck of mink, reCe@e@n ara aibo a — , | from many cities in Europe, he sald swerved into the carb, after strik- Francisco, those bound for AlnaSs | Government assurance,” he 4—Piano 7 ' t- , + . — P +? + e , . — S Statement msuce hrough a ing the boy, and was wrecked. The preceeding from a pert a ’ aPveeae y r . | ‘ Hildach | he eng 5 of children and wom- Hospital. where he was found to be leaks In a statement Lasker said he _ 2 a , of fire gases temporary areve fire ww ought by Attorney sin raum Sassen | ¢ whiie 'e occupation continues. suffering from a fracture of the .-.to pro eed to the west coast, Alaska hoped to be able tb announce th = r e 4 ' ; > 4 ’ 4 , bel woh? ” ~~ . 2 : ¥ . t > . . ra . ‘4 4 Charges Simon Van Raalte | men out of the second fleer Twe Ge Daugherty through the plan | pie Techhikowexy {| De Socialists of Germany, he said. skull and a deep laceration of the and Hawal!, and the number of a gf PED plan in @ general way, ane u ’ e | were souncec Mederal Court of rs. Wetdman: }' are looking to England ar the left thigh ic@ trac lieens® pl! sg from members of the Sen- cag ote A ve ° jalarme so - s efdmann i and and t thigh. Police traced the licens® plication far in excess of |{ng details for future publication, but ¥ . : P. t ’ 1 Outgeneraled Him—Latter nse eee } +) Gay Iwerrict of New York ano Duo— |} United States to aid in an amicable ‘on the automobile..a Chandler, an4 ate and House was - «| ar Carrvir tu Court Rhapsody No. 2 , Liszt |) settlement learned {t had been issued to an expectations. If all of the appit- | that at Had deen Govecs chat an 68 S ed it h dations on | moumcement lacking fuliest details “=e rus ing | ‘ iaclnha from Milwaukee. where he epoke at 37454 Lindell houlevrard. may lose her bers of the Senate and House Com- mon, map ripen preety € - O ] be ry ing against the Harris & Kober Dia-/him interest on loans made on notes 1% [Ne Case to RuArd AReiNst ANY Al | munde .Schubert-Ganz ||| * Ruhr protest meeting Friday. His left eye as the result of the col- mittess on Military Affairs, Appro-|SR MO) Wht, oe es a : _peration, Uniy to : ‘ mond 7 rt! - = . at the rate of 1 per cent a rear. iempied evasion of the decree (in Mre Fredricke | home citY was occupied by French tision at 3% Dp. n yesterda’ of an ati- priations and Terrttortes to make the s&h nan nan, = w a on +3 3 | POSE O94 S06 Olive street. \ the plan presented by the Govern- 9.-Songse troops yesterday. tomobile in which shée was riding. trip Some members of the Call- at Newport pine: — fo posse er ; 4 After Three S ° assigne Oo - Se } which hes failed, with liabilities esti- | Denies Charging Wega! Rate. ment Daugherty siated ib} preg O’ Honey Coots | driven by hor husband. and a ma- fornia delegation in the House are would be Tha - Re. if »chine belonging to Lee I. Niedring- anxious to go home by water if it | States Lines. ‘mated at $1,200,000, will ask Fed-| Van Raalte seid he could prove “The result of the pian now pro- (c) When the Rose Begins Woman Storekeeper Resse. | e eral Judge Faris tomorrow for an | that he never charged above the l¢- posed, if carried into effect, would || . Bud Wiedmann }|| Mrs. Mary Schulze, 60 years old, haus of 29 Portland place. driven by can be arranged, ané the War Sec- | The Shipping cara. wader on a * ie order for the immediate examination | gal rate of interest. and that the dia- be a: once to divest the Lehigh Rail- Mrs. Weidmann | was slugged and robbed of $20 in ® Degro chauffeur, at Garrison ave- retary must now decide whether to| merchant marine act of 1930, accords =X . Ps Speci we pondent . > su : ‘ : h .— ee" : : r , ' , : : , : of vm a nl bankrupts before Ref- | monds he held as security for Harris jroad Co. of all right, title and inter es fas eee Moto From || her notion store at 4660 Easton ave- | nue and Washington boulevard. limit the number of members of ing to Lasker's pines mya print wr 1 MOBILE, Ala.. March 3.—Jimm . n nkruptecy Coles. |&@ Kober's eignature to worthies® est in the coal company, Coxe Sth Symphony — nue at 12:30 p. m. vesterday by an Mra. Hopkins was taken to the Congress or send army officers by bring about the passage © the lin ae F this afternoon at Monroe Pa / The purpose of this hurried pro- | paper” would not be appraised by! Rrothers & Co. and the Delaware Beethoven armed man who entered the store Baptist Hospital, where physicians rail ‘and routes operated by the Governe... 4 time, pe | @eeding, Levinson said, is ‘to deter- | honest diamond experts at morethan Susquehanna & Schuvikijl Railroad) (}) Turkish March (Ruine of med man wh choivare Ted } | + | | ie = eo ST 1 aye a : - : ee ot se erent nese : nate the ¢ : Seilun Mita’ “Weidman and said he wanted to buy two yards S8id cuts on her left eyeball from OM dated by law, with guaranteed obiie ba per : ) » @ ac- ; . Co., apd to ter: ate the domination Mrs. Mite Siva’ Woldm ae y tw | . | | ? i rminate ‘ p {rse. Fredricks, Mrs eidmann of otlctoth When. she turned, the broken windshield glass might cause ST. LOUISANS OW WAY ~ i ccsme, that such lines will be maine? reversal of form of the opening | - 3 Austin chose the wrong pitchers. : 50.000 Him self ifour nights from thinking of my - OF AAKHOURCC§S ) Th : a , Me | : $1 ’ . | . found defects in the +) Thy rs rand tt Canada and the United tSates. he Mrs. M. J. Hopkins Injured in Col- would be necessary to send some of. | i : 8580.600 worth of diamonds upor ¢ t - SEUNG as We RENN lh ell ae Waly Ni Se CBE — —e ow tt ; vw mr hae Nati nme OA: AGRI ’ I os oc tao aneeson oye Entered Business 45 Years Ago. ‘“*ercised by these combined gc oe poearomisnionps 1an slugged her on the head with ‘the loss of the eye. The cause of ion . ot yeare. thes taauil ition of ai - hies over the lehigh Valiey Coa Steinway ad Knab aioe tT a oe a pers : ~ h taine or o term . ie large hans _| Harris said that he and Kober en-;. |. ’ ne . le dome agh einway an nabe Pianos Used ‘t-end of a rerolver She the accident was not alear. The oc of CO. Party Due Back Te | a 4 3 net peed omg me ~y — eSCUNTTS ‘ eced the diamond importing busi- | Sales Co Phe Lehigh Valles e Inter- a + unconscious for an hour and a Chauffeur of the Niedringhaus car. Morning. y suring to ports and shippers contin«. ’ ‘Perry Payne, who pitched the , ‘Seles barn Sina an yee WORCR | wens about 15 years ago with a capi- ban in the said stocks would, in the : 1] :30 P. M. lalf. The store ts one block from Clifford Jones of 3367 Lawton avre- The Chambel of Commanee. Oe uous service. : a - three innings. and Charley Root, | | oo me ate eed of $12,000 and began borrowing "TS' instance, be transferred to trus- Broadcasting dance program || the Deer Street Police Station nue. was arrested é a : sme Agemennee ond Se oer a | who twirled the eighth and ninth in-| te rn wreere. money from Van Realte a few vears tees who would hold the same under |; from Hotel Statler } MR ay —_—— — -- — Vance Bradshaw - of 20084 gation, which has been to Havana. Vernon. both formerly G@rman lin-> 4k wn t »| | ee eee ee a. me Gutnerity of and qubjest te the | ple si i . , bs vs) Be ge North Thirteenth upitial sais sede Panama and Costa Rica. is on-its *™: will be converted into oll burn-=s > a . gings. wanted to get up 4& swea ‘that the assets will exceed $75,000. directions of the court | Tuesday—5 A. M. 1 Hepburn act. The stock of the sales in front of 2011 North Thirteenth ere with the expectation that they more than to win a game. And they! but Louis K. Harris. member of the “With: 6.4 teh | company was entirely subacribed for es Se en ese, Way home and is scheduled to arrive yin pe ready for service in 1994. 2) - ¢ that. and ngthing else. | er ‘York to purchase diamonds, and. thin a short time, the Lehig Special trans-oceanic test con- |] ,. on. | : OF | street at 4 p. m. by a car driven by! at tpj Sts eteee oes | gid just that, : fm, eeeed a cipher to this figure | while there, he related. received a| V@lley Railroad Co.'s interest inj|/ cert. given by Margaret Shirley- by the stockholders of the ratiroad Gparies O'Neil of 451904 Clarence nion Station “wesday morning. | Each will have accommodations forjg Some of the players not in the; im @ statement to the Post-Dispatch | ' ced, rs bd ct Pye sor P stone A cable received by the Chamber approximately 900 first and second, _ me kidded Austin, calling for the os os 4 aE pers Se, yesterday from Paul V. Bunn, gen-/ cjass and.500 third class passengers. .. omg t t the side : + fire department to put ou h , » 3 oe se —_ he Smith. Soprano: Agnes Gray. vioe- company and the subecr ptions were : - e hone @a8a kK b h @s con a é€ would p ’ LO . . - ° * r by deciart that th telep m ge from ober tnat Ea pW SRE = —_ - ‘ linist: Vernor Henshie. pianist. aia for out of — 4 : ) ec ng at the asseta should | hands of persons who are in 0 wise v 1 tor out of a special dividend de- a’ : ‘ ‘their bank here had refused to honor b m 10 are in B s ries and sealp wounds O'Neil said « ecre ; +E be $750,000. Pee : rere ; ral secretary. said a brilliant recep- | They ase about 700 feet long with a. austin cared but little, about the - oe ' Dp | clarea by the railroad companr their .che in a de , connected with or interested in the ” P. M. | 3 . : ; the bo had ium sma truck on’ +: x » Involuntary Bankruptcy Aatien. oe hecks againat posited | Immediately on its formation the € ji ped from a tr ion was given for the 8t. Louisans gross‘ tonnage of about 20,000 tons, : | kidding by Carl Weilman. Lefty Leli- On Feb. 12 Harris went to New dances of Hotel Statler last night. PABLO LR EO ee i i i ld ee i a a a oh a a ‘as " re - od — railroad. Thus there uld be not Mack Mudd, tenor: Lina An- || which he w : C aoe - 4208 Ane i : Repay VEIen was ri né in front. by , ' | As has been told, the bankruptcy merely .a complete soca ition of || ten. wiolinist; George Cibulka. saies company, Dy which the latter _, oS Sing ané'ran & tf by Roy T. Davis. a Missourian who | and have a speed of 23 knots. w «a 3 *Bob Coleman and members of proceeding was an involuntary one. | es ee ener 1 intercorporatic -elatio: pianist | agreed to sell to the former. and ~ 7° °8: is American Minister to Costa Rica. Pians for refitting the President J seal see Despite the fact filed| Tuesday by three New Yor. Worth of diamonds that he said he ®!! intercorporation relations ae 1 i the former agreed to buy from th Traffic Policeman Joseph Deters.|and that President Acosta of Costa pmuchanan. formerly the Presid Mi) the winning team. esp “ [iii members of eee ie had purchased in New York, giving ‘*®®" the companies, but they will sited Oi een me aogier ge On duty at the west crossing of Rica also entertained the tourists. c : adit! . bol tn i= ; that his men were buried under an | ; 8 © National | .ustomers’ notes in payment. Wh actually pass under separate own-, vated along its lines. These acquisi- - — . mimes Or preduced meath honler cal nediadk t male * Grant, call for additional boilers, tn-., valanche of hits and runs deeper Jewelers’ Board of Trade, and set. a © ership and contror Sint: epithe wetit 2008 winns by the coal company and the sales| * ) DOuevard and Locust street All the members of the party have sraliation of a fuel-oil system and & ae khamen’s tomb, Jimmy forth that Harris & Kober had AE ty arrived here he found that the ig eh my * en Biss 2908, When company, was prohibited from hand ast night. Jumped on the running! been in good health. eneral overhauling of mechanical sta | than Tutanknha ope: " ‘mitted act ‘> firm's credit was ruined, and press-| The effectiveness of the plan in-;acquired Coxe Brothers & Co., Inc TT aaah fae tt ee Po” i heard of & westbound coupe which : gen ash . oboe al was here, there and all over the) Se mnruptey by mak-iine oviigat! due Feb. 25. he! VOlves the disposition in good faithithe largest independent producer "S ®"¥ Otmer coal. This contract , , . ,equipment. The ship will have &¢-_o& | field, showing more pepper ing payments to preferred creditors |" se er oe, NO) ) ? Was attacked as violat ’ the “ad failed to make a boulevard stop Rodemich’s Orch 700 di a —_—e hin ‘che aaa ded - cr itors | said ; bs all stockholders of the railroad of and shipper of anthracite over its i ‘ -Ked | lolative oT the at the east side of Twelfth. after the | s estra to Be Broad- commodations for {7 ca olin a - than some of the very youngest kids wit on " : : ‘ : 2 ; _ ’ . ah as "1 s Sherman aw é isl Si i EY . e¢. P e : :. : } The first statements by Harris | “Got Diamonds and Notes, Too.” yeh a _ a sit | type - sera = Th nanhaiiilil driver fatled to obey his signal to — rr = gprs se Seer ru ae on the squad. ’ Anes cw Reread ll aac ¢ In the last few years. severa] | interests. hanna and Schuylkill Railroad Co, | ' e district court dismissed the tee. | The Gziver wince: aoe Listeners to the broadcast radio pond S - Papen gre tog aa Bee | 4 ~ | Inthe eighth Inning, when Char- . [whic —s or 7 OP nities ice nent titian T . . , ° , ’ ; ) firm, indicated that the failure aie | customers who hade made large eT ee which operates - series of ga hering “ o ren i wy ween he case Was another young man and woman were: programs of Post-Dispatch station. pov nga cy reat aa refit a F ley Root was getting hammered all i @ t purchases gave extended notes in! Legality of Government's Dissola- /')'"¢S S¢TV:ng collieries owned by that ppea.ed to the Supreme Court and with hi K nocki sxe K S D. will he G R om pale . a 2 "ee around the lot, Austin decided, after | _@ue to extended credits and eco-)| ' bemoan) was afgued during the October term i im. nocking on the glas' il ar Gene Rodemich’s of the America will be opened M a . oe tne wank One _Nomie conditions over which tha! P&aymenrt These Hotes were hypoth- tion Plan is Approved. ee 1916. and re | in Navamhar “indow by the policeman brought no dance orchestra every Monday night,|9. The America has been in : ae ng ae ee ; t | firm “had no contro! SSD a8 | ecated, Harris said. at a lib- | By the Associated Press. In 19138. the vear preceding the fil- ‘+9; ee . . - % ember response Knocking harder broke besinntaur t jf b » h Seem . go in’and do the pitching. Root vate * : | [ur ~yAPY : . = ' ' att ‘ it stot 1919, : | “ oie ' inni omorrow, as that orches- | . a : a terview yesterday he said that in al eral diecount to Van i Raalte. F Paar YORK, waren .. Federal. ing of the suit. the Lehigh Valley gree : ‘ nae the pane, and his right wrist and two | + . anes : ; c 4 ro third and Austin to the nied | @erien of transactions with Simon who also demanded on moat of them sn 5 Learned Hand today approved | pajiroag Co. transported over 13.- | ut aati — fingers were cut. He jumped off ana ‘"* °°68" Diaving tor the supper oes Jimmy 8 arm 18 in shape ang he od Wan Raalte of 36 Washington ter. | 7)%™0N4s to secure the indorsement ‘he legal aspects of ihe Govern-| 999545 tons of anthracite, being a dock and was arsued a chica: followed the machine in another car © sagt omen : as sure that by hurling @ fast ball he) race, weaithy invegtment broker and jor Harris & Kober. In this way, |™ents pas for digesciution of “The greater tonnage than was carried br in th Oct ee: . a a ao wee to Twentieth street, losing the trai! Station K S PD broadcasts the Statler | vs woulg stop the bombardment. real estate operator, he was out | Harris expiained, Van Raalte got the Anthracite Coal Trust” and separa- one other carrie: Of this enormous eteeetta mann te “ oh ree. there cance. uate eens Se ee T t} LEASE -_ Balters Like Austin’s Offerings. - > ' 4 P ; ti ) igh Vallev R : oe ponents a ee a oe decree of the Diatrict Court | rk 10:39 t ] Rr ; . - = generalied br Van Raalte. wh ‘customers’ notes that were given in| tion of the Lehigh Valley Railroad tota 11.1290 000 oar roat &0 ee . , ' ourt Pp. m. to 1 a. m. Rodemich’s &: | , : ; o now | . hei Pe Baer Aimost 5!) per was reversed and th : ne ae og peter sl" : hot-dhot and the batters liked the , : i : ' | alley Railroad through its subsid- | dep, eam niet , ors Porty-fi im r Pian SS “oe a wi Railroad Switch. ° » Van Raalte at hits heme lect sa wal “If, for example.” Harrise ex-'| nounced. The plan is to be returned ary compan sn “oi. colditan “ubte ree ompretels dissolving the : Forty-f we m aad mae as jane siclans. The players who have been th 8 speed immensely. Pat Collins, the , ; _— . —— siete Ontroal inter-¢co rat latiann " been tr te t } nic OF tne I : — | , sald that Harris’ charge was an - |plained, “I sold a customer $10,000/t0 Judge Hand in two weeks for pocsinie it was. charged through , the Lehigh Vali her ahaa: tigre vamos, eg neart poactved Marrs). 0s ae ee Aas SS, See eg a ety . pe are Se j final approval oi Spa Ba cae ’ rou 1C 128180 Vaiiey Railroad Co.. the ““C"P!' : 2 eathe # *“ cheon and dinner. 2 jand fringing singie. Elam Van er warranted attack upon his honor and _— ? + ° thousands of dollars \that th on the note and require about $14,- | 'n 1914 to destroy the monopoly panies. which ifidependent comr ten: squenanna ard Schuykil: *¥enues, was n adona — and tripled to the very deepest cor-| “swindiea”’ from hi t ev had 900 worth of diamonds to secure our which certain railroads were said to | + a - 2 . i se 4b ypouuen»n ( ompa- Railroad {Oo and canceling the fontaine street —— at Fourteenth . . >. + bi 5 ; ner ont center field. Vangilder pulled “se |nave ‘acquired -over the mining.j ° "°* contract between the sales c sy ‘and Carroll streets at 5.45 p. m. yes- Save Fully One-Third in This Advance Sale of me € thir Schulte, the St Harris had said that ‘the failure of | ‘A0rsement thereon. a equired r the mining at i > Sales company Mae 6p a& third. John Schulte, | Mt Witen wad €u0 to bat “In this way Van Raalté got over transporting and marketing of an- law Evasion Alleged. ane Je coal company terday ye ' Loui@ catcher, who last year was @/ Clutches of Van Raalte wag ta the | $200,000 of our best paper andj thracite coal rhe petition charged The Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Co coal slugging star for the Mobile cham- “The ; /mearly $500,000 worth of diamonds, ‘hat as early as 1815 the Lehigh j+ was alleged. was found to divest s 9 ; 3 plons next drove a line single to cen- Ahan — “ ne matter is that Ii for which our firm received not! Valley Railroad organized the de-'.,,. + ehigh Valley Rational i Cha | ter Geld. After the hit Austin fol- t c utc en for $180 n00 ; - ? 'fenda > the Lehigh Vallew o 1 c : ss@ tii I. La’ ) . : . EEE ! /more than $275,000. j te nt, , use \ Oa! ©O.. | appearance of interest in the coal , | lowed the ball on the run to center : : : i . » >’ . ‘ . aa : 1Ti ‘ 2; of . : ) Van. Raalte’s Version. for the purpose of acquiring all of Lehigh Vallev Coal © ) and told Johnny Tobin to take his : | ' On igh oal Co... and thus ; : . , , - aie. the anthracite coal! bearin an eit - " A fortun } : 9 . Tomorrow, Last Day ae mnaite —e enn petiresy en & ans St. evade the commodities clause of the! BUY ONE —-QNE FREE at decked aionenden ana oo ap te meade wy a i : place on the mound and stop the ST Lou . ferent version of the transactions. | , : ' . sortment now, at prices far less than garments of equal bombardment., ; : ° is GREATEST | “At various times,”” he explained, | oe Wanbie ce: : oe ge — yo nom ag Se & quality would bring in the height of the season. Buy Lou Kraft started on the mound o . » : —— ro r , te ; * wr? r : “Harris came to my office and said , 10¢ Palmolive or Ivory Soap _1 Free | 50c Taleum Powder; Beiffer’s 29 now for Easter and save fully one-third. | : ¢ youngsters and he was og ) an ,his company was doing too much Murphy 8 50c Cocoanut Oil Shampoo. 1 Free Carmen Face Powder Re . "ae for a pair of singles in the first In- , business for {ts limited capital: that Se Pecan Choco. Bar; Herz. . .1 Free De Witt’s Catarrh Cream , Boys $13.50 ad ning». The hits, coupled with an errer : AT Y, PRICE ite bank ‘ine was full He persuad - to fae Give Ou. imp 1 ree . Soaemne Salve: Aveo “8c All Ww - ) T ied by VQngilder fn left. resulted In the ‘ . ‘ re * 2 oe Seria Puves 1 te ovre * ‘wot ste , 4 - — j . . 2 é AND LESS ed mt to buy the notes of different e $6 99 75e Sage-Sulphur Hair Tonic 1 Free} $1.00 Adlerikea ' 4 oo wo-Pant re lone aie of the game for Austin’s } , r hev 500 Rouge. gilt box 1 Free | 40¢ Dr. Parson's Celd’ Cure } ‘ », gi teams , peop ~ stating tnat thev were cus- 250 Williams’ Teeth Powder 1 Free | 55¢ Cream. Night er Day; “RK” : ; : . Heary Meine. a former Browniq, /tomers’ notes for merchandise. ‘ = ees. silver-plated bx. 1 Free * Beef Extract; Armeur’s : . ae who this year belongs to the San An-| es ’ Se . ' ‘ . . Ca : D4 ’ sf ; it now appears that he had cer- 1e Foramietme tiene , ae 31 ae ee eee pes Peo , [ae )6=—lC«° OMog club. pitched the next three tain of his friends give him accom- : » Ise, 35e¢ Gly Rosewater i Seas 98c Old Style Kaser , : , 916d ae innin®s and held the opposition te modation notes that they signed to Six-Ply Horehound Drops 1 Free} t5e Massatta Talcum threeg scattered hits , - Monterey Cigars t Free] SSe Dr. Parson's Tooth Paste Dat Danforth next took a turn on “yringe: guaranteed t Free Seda Vhesephate; eff Be * an batsnden, only three hits being made it o ul vali ae ix. ; f doubtful value that I stand to ‘ Six-ply Wardrobe Trunk. on ball- ' Nall Clips; a dandy l Free] S50 Kidesy Flaster: Keiffer’e on : ' : ' Carbelic Salve i Free i 406 Cuasteri Fietch [ had @ narrow escape I hed t brass studding al) : ) meter ia en's [fh ) t, ‘a : ll over; beautifu! } “taguentine Tubes i Pree i Sec Lapactio Pills (168) | days ago for exactiy $181,900. Don't threeMinnings he worked. The outfit (hulimarete fer cold it tree Ss: tA FPiaaud’s tilae Vegeta! . am : 7 =s«d'ne Om three innings against Payee , y /monds:” wir. / Met Annibilater | bree Fiute Water the — - . Men's All-Wool Biu $12 50 , | ia: 7 Tuesd : f “oe 4h itchigg burden and be managed Berge | Harris and his partner. Samuel De? / 4 saay — ' Phenete: for tiver i tree he kreesone; fur cores se ' ~ - dace a *'Ra@isround of the game. ue Pun 4 e 5 8 iy Pie ‘ ; Men's Jeane & Moleskin Pants, $1.50 : Van Raalte, for which they agreed ADS aroe «tA ate Don ‘t bu fenee Liver Pills it tree] 6@¢ Loans KRiduey Pills ite ' —" . ay ‘ y untl you see a Murphy ' All-woo! cheviots, home- m | rightcagainst the veteran lefthandet, 85c the property of Van Raalte for 724 ey ty 1 - 2 Specials 6") Piaving Curds: linem fin | Free 19425 Bimek Comb one) ; ; th £ ‘ ‘Teens: also nea er- -- the others ali clean singles. Ernies | Raalte $100.000 cash and ave ; a - Bo lead Venril: a dandy Zeime Se 4 , X@8: specia! an.On Lickers lined through- | that @e wanted the players to repe S10 White lvery Halr Brush ° the Reiffers Foot Pewder Men's Heavy Canvas Glo | “7 % ves... installments of $4906 a month Ha: i Leather 4 . er Boston Bags SPECIAL! = | #8to @ut to the golf course to witn Rice's 303 Cigar 1 Free | $1.00 Nux aud tron Sle ; mF .~ net Water teas cs eet ce el ee: |: ble: . 7} _ the rege had 0 eo | ‘\e @ouble retiring the oppos mre wae ’ oct o A pw, * -s -—=_ ST = ©» TC a@eac, S @a~wede« |} indicate that they owed him money. “ai : ts, | These notes he sold to me. In this ; 2 |} way I acquired and now own over fi WOR > ar 0 runk 10¢ Gouned Cigar i Free | 50¢ Black Death Bug Killer ; ih Doublemint Gum, Wrigley 1 Free f Knuvelopes and Paper * a ~% = off hig delivery lowe $150,000 in excess of the secur. BS bs bea rollers. ihe Elin 1 QO 8 Tonle iF « “ . : + | ring Something out of the — : onic ree Helladoaws Plaster; “MK ‘eae 6 éPerby Payne, a tail righthabder, & Schoenfelds HK. &£L. Tea 1 Free i Listerine Tooth Paste > ' ee s | Tediscounted a lot of this paper and “;. ’ Mo liming, dust door, shoebox, ironing "ae 4°? the mound against the kids and Med Devil Kat Polsoa i tree] 61.00 Wise Cardul Men’ F think T @idn't have to hust! ) 7 ’ . vi Age Two Pants $12 5D e And ) Special for $ }enet \ itaimine genuine i Free | kwamp Boot ; os te ' Honey & Tar L Free We, | ce Ray¥ Donovan next took up t® Cv Tolar . t >| a . ‘ ae Sults eet “ | : merican Oil; KReiffer | Freel ite sample Auives, “till gene ea : Ket by without being scored against. ~Qesse | ha over. as individuals, purchased Aa : Oth Ww . ’ . * j -¥ + “>= er Re’ ta ot . s NS or ardrobe Trunks. aN ‘ 50, tee vareon ® (ern Cure ‘ Free si 24 Ray er's Aspirin tebe i) THe > Men's $5 Blue Serge Pants $3.45 to pay him $374,000 This business Kelivgn s Castor ON i Free] $1.00 Alcohol steve the 2 Himkios Fille (100) i Free] Se henueds's Cough Syrup ? : spuns, Scotches. casel- “a | but a@ter that Leifield had no treuble, : meres and tweeds Bar ee Vangilder also came through / years 8! Heneliulu Perfume: ox i tree 3124 Hreedeas Ble Cure park at 12 o'clock tomorrow : oe | wo 7 oe liery Mirrer the the Wiets Karte Riser Practice The equad wit "Bhs “omhkhet KRulvee Si 08 i:com Rascw t blades Men's Leather Palm Gloves ris . mg ) said these paeymenis were ken’ Ki.9%, Ah : = - ' . ; , . . ‘ oo an .oOo 9 y - x Roy?’ Slipover Sweaters ~.»..88e > up: Van Raalte declared that Harris : ; = La : BOYS’ FULL LINED : Hag@® piay.on the links. é ; Patra”, 2. wyer Brief Cases and Portfolios. K ni k . : = cxers | Tebin | $200,000 of thie paper. so much of \ \S & , . Red Det Ciger 1 Free » Thermometer: household e . ho oom Prirteen Rens Off Payne. . ech ity T hold. ’ oF ig Ne: ordinary; full size; opera bulge top. ponte anges Mg tren] De Witt's Conay Sevep. . 180 x. who fa od motion, opened} ; s =| ho Ss a very good mo : ES Wilson Patra Cigar 1 Free] @-?6e Mercantile Cigars : ce : | : ; ‘ . : % . : Men's $26 Piaid-Baok $12 50 four banks called me quick a few | ; a. board, etc; last a lifetime. 7s ¢ SEE threclpanteee co wastan tt Sette Overcoats ia a . Mremid Quintne;: for cold 1 Pree | seott's Kmulsies We & Re Sh ' *; head by young Bennett scored Pee | now they say Ive got all their dia ‘ a ke Monday and (ough Sys bbansderine f? Seale Vege Remedy i tree 40 EKvlivaos teeth Paate : . ee q i | | “as - Lelfty®Latfield pitching the ninth and Men's $15 Blue Serge Suits... $8.50 & pawnshop in October 1921. from eh i ax $8 # 850 £65 7. mine Whi ” . t ‘ . ° , o>. ea, wa ite Pine (Pemsular) t Freel Nature's Kemeds ite, S8e & TBe ’ . 4} | Started the ninth with a single te Boys’ 87 2-Pa ) = 7 " | mis Suite..... . $4.6@'in the Holland Building had been Maeriem O11 Capsules i Free] $1.00 Nesee Pablets : r lenty of blues and iwth five hits: one a three bagger and Harris and K over oe Van , faloum Kgyptian lotus ee the Pisses (ou —_ Ladies’ Handbags and Oanteen Coats aipaca lined. ie Ma@ager Fohi announced todayy : » ; ‘ream *i ite Dhemers teuld (ure - Men's $5 Silk Shirts ee ‘Which was to have heen paid off in > to 825.00 eat {r one hour and then éress and Rr and Tie Tooth Brushes ivy eth + meoeline tte Men's 85c Wool Hose Tigo and Kober were severai months in : Rate ea! . bp Saag 81.50 to 35.00 , Cassimeres tn dart 81.75 Shaving Bra«h $106 terra Derma tas Tie Pace Powder ¢€ ompact i@e Maris twlowm Poewder Men's Chambrnay Work Shirts : 2 2ecc0e0e0o~000" oHaeooeooe | $90 .. | sececeee~oo PE Tuk * ~"* @ae@e She Cocea-Quinine ssvur Pemat Caldwell’ %4° @ Te het - : to IT years. fampherated Oj! 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SUNDAY, MAROH 4, 1823. ‘ ae | st : NCED BY LASKER f]. Up-to-the-Minute +~ Meement was made that the tended to recondition four - ‘ he Mount Vernon, Agemen-_ berica and Pr esident BRuchan- of which. together with -the bn, now being reconditioned port News, \Va., it was stated, be assigned to the United ines. Shipping Board, under the nt marine act of 1920, accords Aamcker’s statement, hopes to bout the passage of the lines tes operated by the Governe ato private hands, “as man-« law, with guaranteed oblie hat such lines will be maine for a term of years, thus in- > ports and shippers contin — & > Seven Brownies Will -three innings, and Charley Root, | ? who twirled the eighth and ninth in-| Depart for Mobile / , ) nings, wanted to get up a sweat/? Traini Cam Monda 3 ae Pp y ‘ : MOBILE, Ala., et + he i. os at a i i ii aaa mana POP A el limelight. In addition to fielding his position | ~.~-..__.~......_.— ie | Looks Good, but It’s Early | dhs ibitclaiie ibs sensationally he crashed out two | hits. McDermott pounded out three its, two of them for extra bases, | d drove in two runs. This McDermott came to the Car- dinals as a catcher and outfielder, but it is Rickey’s idea to make him ‘over into a ffrst-sacker. This is, | without a doubt, due to the fact ‘that Jim Bottomley, who is sched- uled to play the position, may not come up to expectatjons, in spite jof the fact that the Cardinal manager states that Bottomley isa _ great player. McDermott still forgets to | touch the bag, at times, In taking throws, but he is improving daily. Also he has not yet learned to shift | but this will come with practice. But as hitter there seems no|™ doubt. In the first Inning he; ; scored Mason with a single off Bai- Met ‘ are five young outfielders trving , ley, a left-handed pitcher. Mc Der- | wafey if to land a job with the Browns. Yi GTi mae LS gst OOOO I Ni mott swats from the left side from | gin », ‘ | rae. ae ee FE: x ep be ee Sn Pie e ‘4 4 ey ie a fe ae ns fig i te 3 : ey ge . % wi wi ER 5 the plate. Against Lester Sell, who} Stier on . | SR Sg a ee ee 2 GH > BP ey, en SoD OM ag Co a Me BOO Ge by Co i?pp un. _- and tripled to the very deepest cor- ner of center field. Vangilder pulled up a@third. John Schulte, the St. Loui€ catcher, who last year was a slugaing star for the Mobile cham- S plong next drove a line single to cen-/ By the Associated Press. ter ld. After the hit Austin fol- NEW YORK, March 3.—The Uni- | lowed the ball on the run to center versity of Southern California’s track EE hp ier epg ge cre mt athletes, including Charles Paddock, m and stop e Sprint champion, Ei ight Records Broken as 600 = youngsters and he was touched | intercollegiate track and field | " | ‘or @ pair of singles in the first in- championships. | Athl t C t Ili M | ning» The hits, coupled with an error This a known tonight when | e €s ompe e in In! eet i A. A. had tabled for a year the mem- | Norton of Kansas U ‘bership application of the Pacific} ; Cat “eollane, | Yard Record Equaled—Hubbard Broad Jumps 34-Inch for Carnival Record. EVEN Brownie players, ec 4 cluding some of ths team’s >? most essential players, will de- part from St. Louis tomorrow aft- errroon for the training camp at Mobile, Ala. George § Urban Kenneth Williams, Marty Manus, Walter Gerber, Bill Ja- cobson and Gene Robertson will be in the party, which will prob- _ ably receive a royal welcome at Mobile Tuesday morning. Sisler ‘ and Williams especially will prove , real attractions to the camp fol- lowers and the younger players on the squad. | Jacobson is the only man of the bunch of regulars who will be confronted with real competi- tion from the new men. There 3 alexwounvwrouxu~oe? Sleusennoucauco?” ft i aa ae NN ni ew i a a” ana ee ~ i. LON ONL hal LL fm tm fm ap 4 ' Shocker, Mes; isler, eennocsceac™ 33%; x beady Oo Sire ted eveuvuscers sd R wa To hae ee SS ae ae). a SS oY | . = e2®leeseveervnsovvuae’ 3 a x4 . ~~ ‘~ 2 i . lewuunvesunuwus Sle $34 leenecccoeerse™ wlee - = ee Oe RCRA co | ceeenwosorwreO 9 elewonmn coeur ouont ov) a be ef . » ° 3 ie * - Rime the veterans in camp Cardinal that | 'he is a ‘‘ball hawk’’ is being borne ‘out daily. Today he had four put- outs and six assists. Against Mc- Curdy in the eighth he made a glove-hand pickup and an under- hand throw of a hard grounder that was a beauty. He also showed that he knew something about put- ting: the sphere on runners sliding into the pivot stand. The swats he made again went out on a line. Of the four pitchers who worked today, but two belong to the Car- dinals. They are Learn and Sell. Learn, who pitched semipro ball last season, labored four innings and Is All-Around Champion — American 75- yielded but three hits, and one run. 2 | Lie SIF th, BEBE Fass j He is a big right-hander, standing 23 Feet gS » Sagi Pig at lta i Se six feet and but 22 years old. i | | Although hit safely eight times in 'five frames, Sell was counted upon | /but once, and that was due to an | error by Assistant Manager Burt Shotton, who filled in at first, when! piggrs rorfolk models. ‘Oats alpaca” lined. Kn ickers lined through- Out. Sizes 6 to 18 yeara hinge > & As a % Khe 9k ew Sh te ™ . ay Me pie Age a Balley. 2: Sell, 1; Learn, 2. Learn, 1; Grimm, 1; Sell. : i ee 7 Kennel Club Show * : of ctacular will S in 4 innings: oC. 5 Oe en To Open March 26. Show to Attract 62 Varieties of * Breeds and More Than 500 Entries. lone @core of the game for Austin’s team? Heary Meine, a former Browniq, whe this year belongs to the San An- fomiOg club, pitched the next three Lou Kraft started on the mound for mot compete this year in the outdoor mittee of the Intercollegiate A. A. | bombardment. vata by Vingilder i f It it . | oy n left, resulted in the i+ was announced the executive com- | innings and held the opposition to!~ The action was ken, officials ‘s threeg scattered hits. said, because of information con- > Da® Danforth next took a turn on cerning scholastic and eligibility re- | ee a e _-ge — —_ a ee 'jJabored, giving six hits and two rune. | Only Two Boners Pulled. Plegge said that entries had been There were two “bone” plays | coming in steadily and that mage | than 60 dogs were expected to ee ew ep cpatent. § One was pe oF exhibited. This will make the event:=55 Kadie Dyer tn the very first tnning| the greatest of its kind ever held IRE | e trie on the base, following a close play at St. Louls in point of numbers. +s A total of 409 prizes will be award-. the far corner. Dyer figured the : runner had been called out. Then, ed by the club and individuals. : in the ninth, McDermott started off| J. Ogden Armour, millionaire’ # second, although he had been ruled | Chicago packer, has inquired for de pe a4 at- Reet ) : ’ the way for Icwa's liiteiaet Aetiore.” kdcor annem | Van Orden of Michigan, rated ag; ished second in the college medley. | purchased by McGraw nities Deewr| tennota, porate al sishene tu tea 'y. A. Leconey of Lafayette, intercol-|th® best shot putter in the Western | Perhaps the biggest surprise was the | Y°T™ Giants. weer — : aia Western Conference race, and virtu- 'Yegiate champion, in : lowering the} Conference, bettered the carnival | Victory of Iilindig in the four-mile epring training lot this @nens ww ally clinched the conference title for ‘former reoord of 7 1-6s., held jointly record in this event by two feet and | university relay, as Michigan was re- immediately donned a an uni- them. Capt. Ely for Mistigen, ned _by half a dozen sprinters. one inch with a heave of 43 feet 14% |‘ garded as the favorite. None of the form. ‘a iaed ee eight free ae: oop, bu | > «bene ‘inches. The former record was runners of Iilinois were members of | arthur Nebf. “Aleg Gavtes, Hugh te |e o floor pin? of Paper and Hag- HY MYERS SIGNS A made by Cross of ‘Michigan tn 1917.| the famous quartet which estab-/Quillan. Fred Johnson, Jesse Barnes, | gerty featured for the Wolverines. CARDINAL CONTRACT Central College of Fayette, Mo., | lished a world’s record tn the Drake Virgil Barnes, Clinton Blume, George | Burgitt, Janse and Funk were the san adeieding cms | ee see tins Sees cd _— of ‘relays last year. Palngg-ns yp a ee meee | Iowa stars. Le ey ent Of the’ Bald fle tater’ «ites Sian ale ee OF, ll 16 even os, John Anderso ’ core Outfielder Harry (Hy) Myers, traded §-44 8-5. Reinke of Michigan cae eye ta litany Stn he Goigt. Guy Morrison, Weed tam. : Page car on tuber on Michigan. by the Brooklyn National League | tured the 1000-yard run in the rec- carr or onors by ‘mann. Coach Joe Caser, Charles Shes- elub for First Baseman Jacques ‘Winning three first places. Hub- a , ne ler, Fred ogee Claude Jonnard and | Fourt of St. Louis, today signed ee ee time of 2:19 4-5, beat- ‘bard took the broad fump, Brooker | Mr. and Mrs. J. Dolan. * a contract with the Cardinals. fre, mr one on record made | the pole vault, Van Orden the shot At present eb theater pitching staf? | lie the arene Myers, who was a hgldout with the OY Minter of Alinnesota last year. nut while Reinke captured the 1000-| 18 built around Art Nehf, Hugh Mc-| ep paul, Minn. March 3—Three | -s on the St Paul American mark 3.—Harold B. SPECIAL! BOYS’ FULL LINED Knickers Cassimeres in . = shades. Cut laree ang room y¥ - ye | sewed and full lined throughout. Sizes 8 to 17 years show are Great Danes and t black and tans will be the Entries will close Monday, 12, ana may be made to H. J. ge, superintendent of the show, 5176 Easton avenue. the 1 and the lefthander had lit-/ quirements of the California Univer- tle rouble retiring the opposing sity: but it was understood that they | , , ° ; batsmen, only three hits being made / felt these requirements did not meas- URBANA, Ill., March 3.—Eight carnival records were shat-| off hig delivery ‘ure up to Eastern intercollegiate , - , - ae 7 ed, tw were ( qn | irteen Runs Off Paryne. 'standards. The Californians, it was tered u Oo were tied and ne was equalled in the 8] ixth annual said, ‘e asked ‘to submit further! Univer 4 , Sly Payne, « tall righthander, | 212 were asked %} ow - out Sr one hour and then dress and | NEW YORK. March rd. in Ab 300-v “at h “8 une Suto But to the golf course to witness | Lever. University of Pennsylvania wen Be . a ea asn, covering flyer, tonight set a new world’s in-| the distance in :31 4-5 and beating door record of 7 1-108 for the 70-yard | the record of :32 1-5 hung up last Hage Play on the links. The ecore: YTANNIGANS ABR. . =: a Tobin a ; AUSTINS 4b. ] cf-p.4 -_ Donevan Davis « | tom aanaaeaea.1a> | >. See ee ee i a ; 3 4 ra) a r 2° n000 6 O~I19 000000 O O— 1 = 4° I ier Quillan and Jess Barnes. Dedgers because of salary differ- | ences, said .the Rickey document is +! “Satisfactory.” He will leave his farm at Kensington, near here, Mon. fay for Bradentown, Fla the St ELMER MILLER = | Louis ae Come oa >WITH OUTLAW TEAM’ Yale Loses at Water Polo. ® PAUL March 3.—FElmer Miller, | By the Associated Presa. Red Sox outfielder, and for- PRINCETON, WN. J. With St. Paul and the New! Princeton and Yale aquatic stars Yankees, thas deserted the divided honors today in two inter- of organised bascball to be- | cillegiate swimming league contests. a) e member of the Fairbanke.| The Eli's won the swlmming contest. | team of Beloit, Wis., It became 84 to 28, but the Ti known here tonight.’ a water polo match, + innings: off Aust in. q Kraft? 33 hi 4 ori ba seae—— Kida “9 Umpire—ar! Wejiman G COMPANY | AND WASHINGTON March 8-— 6 to 23. | from the wound up the'record breaking with ‘ 4 triumphed in ® leap of 23 feet & inches tn the. Towa Breaks Record. The University of Iowa relay team | 'lowered its own record, 3:27 2-5. ‘ in the one-mile univeraity relay, by stepping the distance in 8:26 bash cut into the record bréaking by taking the one-mile college relay in / 3:34 1-5, 3:36 4-5, established flve vears ago: beating its own record, De Hart Hubbard. T’niversityv negro star of Michigan. running broad jump. The carnival! Wa-! yard run. _—_— — es —— Falk Refuses to Report. By the Associated Press AUSTIN, Tex., March 3.-—Bib Falk. Chicago American League outfielder | J announced here today he would not) report to the White Sox training camp st Seguin, Tex., unless he were granted the increase fn salary he hedy 1 asked. H said he had received a -.j4. tract from the Chicago cluh whereby he was granted ® small Increase but that the figure was insufficient, from Jack Scott and Jack Bentley, | | plays been heard Association whe Nothing definite has had heen holdouts today. They are | the Baltimore star. who is holding signed content aard basoman: Sab lout for a slice of the purchase price | ‘Charlies Dreseen ‘of $65.000 which was paid to Jack | son ) ei Hawkes, first baseman, and Mar- , tin Koen'g. inflelder. | Dunn by the Giants. ~ on on gt seareattestes gu iitiiie aaltepet ee Cardinal Training Camp Pictures i staiinen ttre pee suai ee Showing some of the recruits now trying to ons® regulaee from ‘heir oid ; postions, will be found on the last page of this sectim . : England in the 6@mi-finals, today, of the lawn tennis tournament here af- ter a hard estruggie. The score waa, +—4, 7-—5, 6—2. By her victory Meigs Ryan qualified to meet Missa Katheleen MéeKane of Engiand, who triumphed today over Mre. Beamish of Engiand,. ¢-—-1, 6—4. Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, whe was eliminated from the singles here by Mra. Setterwaite, pree- tice before a large gallery teday on the courts Pr ye as where she bSer es oe urnament begta.

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ibe | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH streak raat de >: “ stious POSTE Tar If Dan K ||| We Take That These Winter Books Make Very Poor Summer Reading Matter, for the Losers je : sin : | ; Intercity Soccer | SE City Spent Only — Central Defeats Koloff Easily Breaks Head Holds — Games fF 5.45 Per Player LP LOLOL ra ara ee ae ee ON NN NLL ll | , ‘ nS e : . pri v4 —_~ UT sdialiaars Deklenedie ol it IO Pe Ble at a, RD Pal cia Sag Cre Ab aj ee yO oa EE ign hm ad rine snc Stloentiacad ll a GIO PR SATS SS ao ¢ POP iy a Poetic AiRewtaes It may be true that Dan Koloff, the husky Bulgarian who is Srorting Editor. A field goal from midcourt by St. Louis ‘ ~ gg ] _* . . thin res 4-- scheduled to meet ( hampion Ed otrang er Lewis in a wresti! g | Cristal in the last minute of play Ske. 9 EA ee ita BOXING GAME COMES BACK Dear Sir-—I have noticed in the ra- : | / | y | + “Strangler” Lewis. Jim Len- |gave the champion Central High match at the Coliseum next Wednesday night, has no fear of the pore the suena Soe a ae : : ans ee _Kabakoff to Meet Boxe: Who Meets Peewee Kaiser - 4 } 4 ) “Strangier” Lewis c me J : SS * 4 - ‘4 4 J | g Me : 5 ’ % . . mee ; at h t Kaiser and Midget Smith wil | on : tt i. Fl pe Th Champions Close High School Chief Weapon, With Complete Successs—Merely Tovs ; the Pest- Dee, eebien in a § A : gas he & Le OSa ee |the local Municipal League ‘tig on Equipment. Club Card. | ) i», ae per. oe. «: ear Eighth Straight Victory. Rox ees ) Share of the receipts. q | 7 a og fs pe os ; a telegram received yesterday fron MAY GET NATIONAL EVENT if £ me. “ | The Chicago champion has not yet More Than 30,000 Players Use | City Comission Already Has Re- A ae” fo | Sehool five a 29-to-27 victory over! champion’s headlock. Nevertheless, Daniel is spending consider- ? Qresiting a reat deal in your city ; (4 Reddy at sis 29.27, geet Z | y | See | In Practice for out vil ews srarold “yike’ Howard, wrest- (| ec . On Tennis Courts |Powerful Bulgarian Tries Out New Plan to Block Champion’s |) pop pee ere to meet. has written } ae a Year Ending April, 1922, | » meet Lewi Be Headliners of Angelica winners and the Chicago amateur — 7 | His letter follows: Rodowe H. Abeken, superintendgng © been determined and the local eligg. ~ F bi Parl Cc ts in ; foe e . . j e : : = 3 ; | In F al M t lowa University, who a : | | » ling coach at " en , ta ) J i. Reopening Bouts in mute ng cote oe one of the men . | “"K é +, fe he will ¢| An intercity soccer sertes i 4 Only $55.15 Was Expended b swares " . ; ra $1000 side bet League Season y Winning With 200-Pound Wrestling Mate, Sanosian. | 2 NS a wae mob mest's champions is assured. according t ~ Post-Dispatch. | of recreation, who is in Milwaukea, ination series is now in progress. : to Pete 53 bal I ask vou to do me the favor ceived Applications From $ , 4 — Va ieee the Cleveland High five at the Cleve- ghle time each afternoon at the National Athletic Association in ge the following challenge i ie 2 eg RO rN etl. Oh EE edit! em ber er en fe bist = The Intercity series will consist of One Year. ; a oe. i ae ‘ SA. Three Clubs. sete eae ¥ i ae Cj and High School auditorium ‘ast prepping his neck and ‘‘bean’’ for the approaching ordeal against > ° P°RUne. ene ghmes, one te be played in St : %. oe 33 . ' , ‘alls a “ss ; T hereby challeng? “Strangler” L=w- >| Louis an the other fn Chicago, at« : erday his se ch ¢ } Loui ; ) ashcalas nich | ' ’ = y of depression locally, proposes | Gernian from Chicago. Yesterda: purpose. the match te take place in Ot. lows siis being proposed. a $992.04 for tennis in seven parks. ac 2 By Davison Obear. PP. PP LP LOS PLB Lar LO Lo Lah ah RA LS moe bag | plished. Soldan won eight g8ncs ‘Schultz wae absent and Sanosian had | The usual way of squirming out ne ee eek aoe oe ee ‘ : ) gana ms ‘s Athletic A | | Ps wee Saeee as ~ ge i te workout. -, |8imply impossible for Kozak to re- yore 1. and shall be very glad to come FROM CHAMINADE, 40.35 - penefit of 30,978 players pe bese iag! ~ ree neces s oneal | Central, unbeaten for the ¢ | Fortunately for the Armenian, RO-/ tain 2 tiem grip on Dan's powerful |’ to st. Louls any time after that dats. °/ Western Military Academy won its 9 given permits to play. On thie bast re ene Or ene are | f d oh set “ fer pomeig loff: displayed rough tactics OMlY OC-\ neck The Bulgarian twisted away If my challenge {s aecepted please n0- twelfth straight basketball game “a spent 45 cents for each’ 4, stage a 10-round bout at the Ar- a me eee tee o atm sen, | CnabonnatE: preferring to be on th@ from the Armeuian's gripa with ap- tify me end I will seme a Sapte te when it defeated the Chaminade fiya [ame whe ¢'tY ) mory. March 14. between Harry mere before the c.ioae ot ts ga: le aoiaihine ae ond inatead Koloff e pet Darent ease ad he mateh ‘ at Alton. vesterday. 40 to 33. Dudtey « 5 plarer during the year : n P bakoff, the St. Jouisan, and “Bat- | | with Cieveland, when the score stood idea yesterday was to have Kozak , Schultz to return | .. a a ~—~~~~~~~~owg | and Fisher were the stars for thee ae a comparison the — pha oa , 9 . _ S a 27 9° j - the ~ t} Sia. tse : Si.ci fi : as | : ee ‘ : 2 % . - fi Sie _ . dets Dudley ettin 1? ee e - we that rhe sum o Reddy of New ¥ ork, who re : to 23 n favor of 2ou il « ld — , ; ‘ sTfran ier CT he ‘i whi he probably La ~“ . i Z } a. 4 " of the... f. " report = 0 ' a , a : 5 AD iss appiv headlocks a ila "“strang atest a 4 Matched. | Sa 2 ent » cently defeated Harry in a 12-round ers. But three field goals came i: “penn ond then weenk seent The will , . services of ‘Boris O Dowd and Malone | team’s poings. Leahy featured er 924.176 "0 was spent for the main engagement in the East. The An- SOW OD ' ¢ automobiles during the as gélica Physical Culture Club. rapid succession and turned the tide aid -hat Bulgarian, for py the Associated Presm /the Chaminade five. Western > of the game. big Bulgarian is aay sone es te | ST. PAULI, Minn. March 3.—Mike/| tary led all through the game aa@ tenance © cotal of $18,125.07 . eg he figures is a new and sure 3 cording to Matchmaker Jack O'Con- mor, has received permission to) di ire “> an ce oe “as \out Bi. o. oe 7 ear wo nofiies - [ Scene Se | a PS ee ee ee | ae es ur +A t training purposes. . . . as 4° an le S ulle - , ’ hey r. A F Capt. Thomas, a guard. shot one " : neatieck ghoele Lewt Jimmy Londos. Greek champion, | 0 Dowd and Jock, eee, te toe eee oo Sie at the ~ @ yea for the upkeep of the goit (in from the side of the court an: reak any Neadiock, ai ar agent who meets Ivan Linow, in one of the | middie ats, - . ; von. ay . i | a used x. ar a@ 10-round bout between | : get a firm hoid on his neck or skull. other bouts is due to arrive from/ bix 10 rounds a March 16, 2S. tackles Principia Tuesday eve: Hinks in Forest Par : was announced tonight. ap 3 | " Smith of New York and) short shot that tied the score. With : ‘ tnlin at > n ks as follows: idget jonly a few seconds remaining to play, '¥. in order to try and eliminate pos-| ssmmums sia ay — pi 7 uy featherweight, at the Coliseum on) every teammat overe an } i 4 a March 22. | me Sie ae 'throws himself to the floor. Pare— — es ** *@¢ o@eee o oer © craw with “Battling” Leonard and | = Z games of the Interschalastic league Lewis, the title Paar ia : was knocked out by Johnny Curtin | j | season The fact that Soldan had weight and undoubted!) more — i « Tr the above figures it is interest- | after he had weakened himseif in an | ’ | Rot won & game. added to the fact | strength than Sanosian. bu olott effort to make weight. ,that the championship had been apparent ease with whi A OICt om | money spent for materiales Was 355.15 ne Wes. » then Hebberger followe h j batten : } was ex- —s oe ete Bary 2K, Instead of going to the floor leisure- | Chicago today and start training. ’ 3 #£«The sum of $14,052.04 ee —i | knocked out here. Kaiser gained a_ | rewarded with one of the best played May Not Work Agal i 3 * . holder. has more os 4] a4 Ls y : it from the ; — @ of : “% feg to note that the total amount ) |tucked away safely a week previou: ———— = ] y ek pre i for the entire season. The treasurer | a AD MNS Ah ERNE Sao EN At NESTE 6 ned Ds tgp 2 eee ore ar iueress — oy ; e ee won Sek Seer t-te we S Bites Kabakoff met Reddy in New York | . ’ “geld } nd won by a Knockout from Young | 8 | oy Lentrai. served to dull t¢! . : s a Sg “i sor edin “ 7 « ‘s | thusiaam of the crowd. but th lay— Soccer a * of the Forest Park Tenis Club alone t Promoters are not taking advan- | : | ers were not in the least effected oul spent nearly that sum for the bet- og terment of conditions in that park. pny ~ rs. 4 ¢ the . _ e gre eS Be RS I | y An intense battle was w aged “fre ‘ ‘ ; MMi persis Seats to oe 10 recnes |B * Ee ee OES /Soldan and McKinley fought for the Semifinal Today e MB the Park Department has een han- | ; Harry Cook and Jack O'Connor said | BRS REN Re aS reeset ae an outstanding in- Baa > ai ed by lack of city tynds, But; : sgeweBeT - | dividual I Syb fo | 5 ae i. eeene available was no doubt; terdsy that 10 or 12 round bouts — a ag NE Gs Pai ore ea he 5 lage each lineup a igtrt bes ble nan- é buted in the best possi ner. During the year ending Apri! sufficient 7 ux- Rese e ? and Wackher f Sodar . eS sefficiest test for bux- MISS VERA SMITH; MIDGET SMITH. The score at the end of the first hal Ben Millers, Henses, St. Matthews oo eles ee ceeen ok oe This sturdy New York bantam boxer has been matched to oppose St. + de ae eo ane , of tha 7 and Baileys Clash at ‘ e | Z F $1993, the ecet per game wee ap- Detinite title was involved ” Louis’ cleverest little man at the Coliseum March 22, in a 10-round | oints for the South Endere F airground. = | proximately 6 cents. ‘+ Three professiona! boxing clubs | Ro-decision contest. ' -ven 80. Syberg missed an oppor- ] e 3 National Tourney. have applied for permits. ne ater Capa eps saree : = eat » ig ee ae er ution site aii mat 3 - st mi t Dia rnen The Ben Millers. ienses, St. a8 ; ae mittee of the United States lawn. — Tennis Association may award the/t og Bape ee tae “ ing ay ee 4% ae gw lth th® | shews and Bailey Counci another thow at the rack | nati : first annual national municipal ten- er » will give another show at the. ‘ackher sensational! hooting Sage in th mifinal round of th i or thern.A. C. March’ 8. The card re ‘| angles and a variety of dis- Municipal Soccer League champion- ths nis championship to St. Louis. If mot deen completed. but | ~ 909 sometnhi of th m * | re the tournament comes here the play- | ne Sou s Ted ' ea a has been matched to eine cae | . f luck, but he caked the ba}) | S"iP competition at Fairground Par : ing conditions tn Forest Park must ¢ Walter Roland in One match while ' ~ nation : baa! s© coneistentiy that {t woy! uw this afternoon. A double-header — - be improved, as that will likely be it art abn net Maeingway 5 Grubb and \ i@rheller Beat Stein and { Aidion in Ten (sames ied ‘air "Wwamaue a © Seperage his i wiil be Pia’ ed on Grounds 2 which is -) ade the place where !t will be held. nano er. s : : : + LOrt, rmAouUt ifm SoOldan wWornicr located — * weer th mr. —— rie a ———@ |, American Bowling Congress Tournament Has Record Entrv-— :| been hopelessly ou ~i eee pedis od tags . a Forest Park has 22 courts and the * : / “ aver les. ine field nas peen €Tie- > i ' Lindell pavilion provides lockers and showers for the players. Recently’ | Soldan looked like a sound. well . . + o . _ — - - Missouri lrims Gambrinus Star Shoots Record Score. | drilled team and the victory was wei] Closed by the Park Department and oe. | ' |} mérited. &én admission fee of 25 cents will be | . ' gome new lockers have been pot : ei et TF . - ay I ae te WEE reg ey de eral ia enird . apy in ‘Vedheir. & Pe Pik Se Peas athe a Lr aE : : i‘ : Me - € ~~ ~ ~~ , ‘ : charged. rese ere is just one Pikers 4? to 26 E. E. Grubb and “Hap” Vierheller; Mercks 3, Ten-uv-us 6; Aireo 2. Ar- McKINLEY (34). ie Millers won their first round “yk es Bie: : om _— ee ‘ aad the , overcame a 79-pin lead and -beat Sena! Grocers 1, Zykans 3,8t.L.T & foal a FG, a on pe in - ee. 3 ye a | VW 4 _ central drinking po n . kk: | tne OQ. Stein Jr. and G. Coibion by 165/4 Co. ®. ~g aint Ug Sietraman’ sate a ee ee hundreds of tennis players using Tigers T, pine in a 10 a tie iijnineen tent e wees Malachys, 1to 0. The St. Matthews : j * 5 | courts. Prior to the city champien- | ake Lead After Two “Same March the tast ekens defeated the Schumachers and the , ship event last September, new wire | » half of which was bowled at Stein's Hepe for Geoed Bow ling. : = SE Minutes and Romp ies : , Baileys defeated the De Pauls. The! Bi t on the tour- the Rest Allevs yesterday. The first if w = llent bowt! a. e' backstops were put up “ee. . e first half was ome excelient bowling was in cr- | Henses drew a first round bye. 4] fament courts. The playing surface : of the W 2owled Thursday at the Washing- 4er,in the Hope League last week. . : : = a ei alt jton Alleys and Stein and Coibion Stine led the field with 697, ing | ' o. 13 : > nue Eustace Content... : ; f ef the two grandstand courts is is 3 won by 79 pins. Grubb and Vier-| &4™es of 202, 225 and 270. | BOLDAN (35). ane “ret game, between the 2il- ; a. | very good condition. ers and the Henses will be started at B There is great need for locker Special to the Post-Dispatch heller totaled 3997 for the 10 games 1°% ‘Ne league all San eee Bremen which provides a dressing room for ; sational work. shooting 106 th 7 , 1 OM | . a | Missouri basketba!! steam roller here; sed * for the each, Burne 632, Mots 631. Mueller | Rawden rx. to break a tie. the game will b : ie «CM aassebdall and soccer players. It ts) transferred to Groun re = possible that another dressing room | ¢ hat th Mat- me «Cffor:«tennits players may be provided i, five games. Grubb also went weil 60° and Lambur and Geske tiled with |Washbern ic sumed in ords (Mat our a , cat ~ the ~~ eo iis” eens 7 ’ y |. Play, the Browning-Faurot-Wheat of-| Stein shot an average of 208 and Soot “‘Sve-meee total, 2564 and =the sine, ak aoe one _ ground. Terk are. ante Roberts team had the best single CENTRAL. G “ Same at the appoint q fensive play piled Up a lead, while!) S°t 4 total of 1042 for his first ¢i, ae 2008 om ue 8 ime. es » tk Sround YTark are very Bunker and Vanice heia a line that| ©@™es and fell away to 8€4 in the = h Pala) | Cristal. rf : | a Miller, one of the ol tae «= troughout the season. Tiere are forced the Pikers to long shots | fina! : | Het berger, if... ) , reterees in point of service in the ; | - mo facilities for lockers fer tennis! Jimmy Blouin til. pene, ©. aes. 1} Municipal Soccer League, will han- ; 7 «CO layers at thie park. Hundreds of! which they were unable to f count with. To ; _ . |Themas (C.) rg: : dle the Miller-Hense game which is , ' the younger players use the Fair-| regularity. Johneon Led R. FE League Jimmy Biouin., who Holds the title ; ¢ ° be 4 -_ . : ’ Margu!! } | _Minner was the star of the Wash-| Thielecke's team ie Bent lan witty ce ne oe oe wee, & say : Stound courts and more courts are | ' | : ie ay ear Til with an attack of rhéumatiem andj " -'test of th louble-header. The needeq in that park Sngton attack. He scored tiv E: t . | : * e field state l.eag eat Peterson's lost two has had to cancel sey ; WOD..6 css 26] : Be ) , wee ae aces era. matches | Miller ar largely , 2 r ’ Boals and made good six of his 10/0f three games to Korte’s team for the title. ) - os nates ‘argely composed of | - Nearly 80,000 players are using ' free throws. Thumeer also played a though Johnson. anchor man on the ninenattiints |} CLEVELAND | piayers who have a: the municipal courts tn seven parks) tg game for Washington Capt Thieleckes mot the best total of the 1. B. A. Tournament Records. — on - . Bun Browning, with 24 Points. 7 field ‘e@gue, 634 Wall. his teammate. a: mse 7 pti goals and i en “ix teams competing in the Interna- | Tate. c and 10 free throws, was easily| W&8 second with 604 Results of| tional Association tournament. whica| Yates ra aie a ae eee _ At the end of the firet » .|1; Cornwells 3: Kaimes 6: Fun the 3000 mark. The Bowlers’. : ‘NE came ts good aif Mis s 0; Hunche = Bowlers’ Jour- | ‘ NE Saat. eae é gourt held a lead of 24 to 12. Buder 2, Realtors 1 nal No. 2 team finished first with a! Totals 12 3 al aoe car, ee ee a > : , -*s " Sh i* . ‘ ST. latthe e. Rt? oie — * Tonight's game was the last of the - total of $072, whi h was the highest | Officiale—Reber and Kamp. “Soe z Batley game. eeason for Missourt. and the last of Vanderveort.Jaccard Resalts. |ever recorded tn the event. Five of! —e ' i i i i ae eae lll lel ai ae LP PPP PL Le Se nee ne ee oo , soe rere at, Kier Kl, se ah ea jeuunn ™ len~un »lenosooon 7 ir) ,7 l@aunn % tonight, 42 to 26. Snatching the lead! with 1028 as against 924 for his first °° from the Pikers after two minutes of | five The United Bakers team had the Totals vlesuned aot 4 ""j expected to ! the feature con- 4 » . ‘ * 2 ~ 7 allel ae < 4 . e wv tu cat eas she fe gi : - a Pies nr hey ; vi : Se ~ rae We Gea OE Aa Se AE Cit od ag had some profes- sional league experiance and. while their goal s5 Oring has not been especially remarkable they maip- : al ~~ 6 wn om -~ inder the direct supervision of the City Park Department. Tennis courts in Reservoir and Towet Grove parks are also used by hundreds of play- / 9 rs Since 1920 the number of muni-} . © pal players has increased 33 per -— mt 4 MISSOTRI 43) topping Hesse of the Trimmers, 551.\ cf Toledo and Wolsteffer, Peterson Jonnny Layton, world’s three-cush. 7 © Toe » The Offce Boy team toa rk the man ; , , ; 7 SOS Lor two games'iand Han f hin i iri } ow he oud - , | Wweritzen right Din tT 4 from the Said Specia'« and het area ae est al ot Chi ago made up ths/ ‘®" billiard chan pion, went into first | S-hem Pemeen : BS PAWTUCKET fF. : Sar seam three | was the first time the five had ever ‘°¥Urnament last nigbt when he dge- Village Mass, the last representa-. : ‘ ‘ Si iz “ tmes peg FOS Vutside } : cher f ; ft ar deat n:. They Petiad O60 for + am gpl nee ag on . gr City at irphy : buaré mere / Y / By . i to: ¥Z | ve of the Bay State in the National , ame, came ac with; ‘*** : -MCEnIry ai, to 33, in UBCRMARn..... geht fullback... Kenefick ’ ; e. . €up ei ¢- e s. Fe ewes Hope League Stare in Match. ' 101l.and wound up with 1162. Hani ! ] innings e nc a Lefts fullback oO K-efe A ad : - tion beje SS ae a ee ; i. Fuerst. anchor man of the Hert-| ¥ith 204, 255 ana 225 was high man The victory gave Larton Si wie- Meee. coe. eee \ ~oape ade #* s . ° a of this ene : on 6 , SE oc... ee leimn Sextettes. Hope Sr I . of the team _tories and 11 defeat EOP OTS. oc cececs kee ——~ Yeh 1 ; p NATTONAL BRANDS % ve WASHINGTON (26 HB 4 ae ee ts -_ ee ne pases kim | Bors | , ote | / A crowd of 5000 fars was on hand. ? ON 26) bend ehnan, captain of the same team. ea and Kellogg with 1319, set a three percentage points ahead of Orto ses teses Jtetde righ a - | The condition of the playing Greull will bowl a match this afternoon on new high mark for the doubies event. | "eiselt of Philadelphia. Laryton's Lehmann 1.03 Ce Mah Be: was wrete! , mh jee and mud Hb. alleys 1 and 2 at Petersen's. Thie K- G Sciple’s 717 was a new rec. | *'Sh run was 7 a we Grell ‘ erally stented r ‘ , ; sad :f ‘ 3 ‘i ql pair holds the lead in the two-man °T™! fo rtse singles event and Hank | — _ 2 ; After 37 minutes of playing. Fiem- sournament at the Hope Alleys, witn| Marino of Chicago carried off ths , 4 ec got a: a 4 to Gtimere, ~—=1349 pine. ail-events honors wit a , | away and passe ) to h ! ee wee, ee Rad! 7 A, Les? Who evaded two of the Abbott play- ) t RE ,the work an: * Tetale .. Tr Benton Park League on Last Lap. | nd -he came through with. . Z A missed it completely. but Gallagher // © Reteree—t. vw. Re } Breen Kaneas. Starting the @nal series of the ear mats YOUR Cc ; / ¥ ent the leather whizzing to the net, ¥ - perc Bom OAT 4 S'ving Davison no chance to save. the Areenal Grocers led the Benton /Park League by four ful! wames, bh cv. Bewlers Preparing fer a 2b Oo” AND VEST ; * “s AdBbbeott fo the play. / teferee called offside on Parker when ir@ Won 48 and loet 21: the Fashion A ema!l! contingent of St. Leuts (fd ; a . Y f Re had th tying goal at his boot ) . «* iO e. © tii roll In the A. BR our. . ty : @nr ‘ st Individual average. 186. one pot t Th ¢ MILWAUKBE. Wis. March 3—the €heat ot Sours ree hot aan ees, | te teams Bowlers bo t scheduled to compete tn the | - e n@.half p a | T'es o fecramb'tes in the Chicage Detrott a Leuts Ceuntry Dey Scheol five C. Langelle rolled the beer total last National Classic until later | “= Beday defeated the loca! Country Day Week With 411. Resuite «- the league The Knights a Cotembes Toerne. | ' 713--PINE--713 , ; — fan weuld dare designate tt a6 & soe , “ ' ‘“*T game. The last 15 minetes 5 epee! sagregaticn by a 30-19 score, | f°"! re: Benton Parks 2. Thune-s| meat which is being held in Milwan.| = Between Tth end Sth St : | Y a the Abbotts presented with } Fashion Plates 2. Magnolias : kee cone : The game was hard fought although | Faret Specials 3 eC ag nourrently with the A. B. Cc rer . “ore, but they faile the ultimate victors 4id ot once i; is drawing a good entry /, ee. my their early lead. St. Louis’ ij “a J an or taaities. Corrts im locating the basket re- “Ss x * and Perker ali had | pelted in its victory / “" * dallied with the b _ ae Beaume who ecored 15 points, ’ ae : te lose tt. ‘ marred. while Bischoff and Fordyce —_ re played well fer St. Lovie. Elite | ve a : Snare Bagel Stood out on SESS. AT SAVINGS OF 30% The Greatest Odd Pant Sale E Offered in St. phe a Thousands of Patterns to Choose From Nothing Reserved Every Patr fuss Ge WE ARE PANTS SPECIALISTS Open Saturday Until 9 P. ag. \ EEE J. AND P. COATS DEFEAT va ae a semana Madsen ) pe )the six big totals were turned tn @ur- | Palmer the collegiate career for Capt. Bun) Scully of the Said Specials, Van-/ing the last two days of the tourna.| -AYTON TAKES LEAD IN Seater ula Koons Browning and Herbert dervoort-Jaccard ?f ; aie < : Bunker. ort-J eague, with 652, men: | BILLIAI DT Koons... The bex was high man of the ! uel | liad : score. ear i@ |aear week. La? ry (saZZO 4 and John Klingman : Gantz . Y . RX ~~ FA ECR FO od gre RRO RR RAMBO ie cage hie, OR SSM, Rig te tae oe Reeane “ OETA BE PN Te GPa Sh 5 SALEM saith wee IR le ona + RTE o| ceeosecs] LAA i... Grand and | Laclede Aves. With a Double-Header This Afternoon Scullin Steels vs. Vesper Buicks, 2:15 p. m. secer of the $ Ben Millers vs. Barrett-Hoovers, 3:45 * “ it of hi pias. wae A —, S Admission: Ady! te 50 Cents, Children 25 Cents, eee le ped i eh ieee i i nn

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. ed te oF ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘\ ; SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1929. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' "If Dan Koloff Overcomes Champion Lewis’ Headlock, It Probably Will Be a Tight Squeeze ———— city Soccer es Scheduled unicipal Champions Will Chicago Amateurs in Two Games. ircity ee series between Municipal League title and. the Chicago amateur ne is assured, according to @m received yesterday from H. Abeken, superintendent ion, who is in Milwaukee. icago champion has not yet ermined,and the local elim- series is now in progress. ntercity series will consist of mes, one to be played in Str. ind the other in Chicago, at be selected later. h stated that 18 cities had support to the Midwest pub- tennis tournament, which proposed. | ————— QUINTET WINS CHAMINADE, 40-35. rn Military Academy won ita etraight basketball game Gefeated the Chaminade fiva. E soeat Only $ $4 Per Player | a * Wear Ending April, ye $55.15 Was Expended P on Equipment. Public Park Courts in One Year. By Davison Obear. * + “ a A Ce on ° P m ae ee ee ae een ae ~ v ; . ¥ A> ‘. - 7 = ae as an, ro i en % 3 a. ae > “park Depariment. © giveh permits to play. inade five. Western Mili- 914,176.70 was spent for the all through the game and ver headed, the score at the A total year. me * -——ws © Ce © 6 10s rere +e e@e@eee owe + 1,821 97 6,286.02 32.15 479.75 1,257.75 1,107 37 1.457.862 . $14,082.04 Total .. Th the above figures it is interest- ing to note that the total amount of, | tage over Walter at Oakmont. | money spent for materials Was $55.15 | for the entire season. The treasurer of the Forest Park Tenis Club alone spent nearly that sum for the bet- | terment of conditions in that park. | The Park Department has been han- ‘dicapped by lack of city funds, but) the money available was no doubt distributed in the best possible man- ner. During the year ending April 1, 1922, the cost per game was ap- proximately 6 cents. : National Tourney. On March 17 the Executive Com- mittee of the United States Lawn Tennis Association may award first annual national municipal ten- nis championship to St. Louis. the tournament comes here the play- ing conditions in Forest Park must be improved, as that will likely be the place where it- will be held. Forest Park has 22 courts and the Lindell pavilion provides lockers and showers for the players. Recently some new lockers have been added. At the present time there is just one central drinking fountain for _ hundreds of tennis players using the courts. Prior to the city champion- | ship event last September, new wire ™ backstops were put up on the tour- | Mament courts. The playing surface of the two grandstand courts is in very good condition. There is great need for locker buildings in the other large parks. At Sherman Park there is a building which provides a dressing room for baseball and soccer players. It is) possible that another dressing room for tennis players may be provided. Se a = ee em . inthis building. The courts in Fair- | Sround Yark are very |; : throughout the season. There are ho facilities for lockers for tennis Players at this *park. the younger players use the Fair- Sround courts and more courts are. needeq in that park. Nearly 80,000 players are the municipal courts in seven parks Under the direct supervision of the'| City Park Department. Tennis courts : in Reservoir and Tower Grove parks ® fre also used by ) | | @rs. Since 1920 the number of muni- : cipal players has increased 383 per) cent. Seriecanal ieimiateis J. AND P. COATS DEFEAT ABBOTT WORSTED TEAM IN EASTERN SEMI-FINAL PAWTUCKET. R. 1, March 3.— Abbott Worsted socer team of Fort Village, Mass., the last representa- tive of the Bay State in the National Cup series, was ousted from the com- p Petition here today by J. and P. Coats of this city, 1 to 0. A crowd of 5000 fans was on hand. he condition of the playing arena Was wretched, with ice and mud lib- *fally supplied. Ing Sot away and passed to Gilmore, Who evaded two of the Abbott play- *Ts and sent the ball across. Moreley Missed it completely, but sent the leather whizzing to the net, Giving Davison no chance to save. Abbott forced the play. Here the leferee Called offside on Parker when v had th tying goal at his boot. sam the offense was, was not appar- the Second half provided another ee © fscramb'‘es in the mud. No SN grould dare designate it as a soc- cer game. ® Abbotts presented with chances. Salore, but they failed to accept the te ortunities Corrigan and Dua- Nett *and Parker all had good chances; : Gallied with the ball long enough %© lose i+ TILDEN WINS SINGLES; IS BEATEN IN DOUBLES By : qampion, won the Middle States *ngies championship here bei Winning three of four played With RR. Lindley Murray nO} £6 1.68 6. pean Mathey and Watson a Wash- rr “ New Yark won the Middle MGoor tennis doublesz cham. j Pionahip by AMefeating Tilden and | Pandy Weiner of Philadeiphia in a oy aie ee in- LoO- sets of in Tennis Courts sain “Keep Plugging, No Matter How Far You Are Behind,” Is Ad- vice From Golf Champion — Approach Putting British Titleholder’s Long Suit. 1922, 7 way GET NATIONAL EVENT Than 30,000 Players Use| i the City of St. Louis spent only $14,- | aver » A 04 for tennis in seven parks, ac-| eording to the annual report of the This was for send benefit of $30,978 players who were. On this basis | the city spent 45 cents for each ' met. , vesterday, 40.to 35. Dudley player during the year. her were the stars for the Aga comparison the Park Depart-. Dudley getting 17 of the poines. Leahy featured fer main- _ tenance of automobiles during the as champion of Great Britain, of $18,125.07 was) man who beat Abe Mitchell. “qed for the upkeep of the golf/ered the king of match-play golfers | he half being 28 to 11. Weat- tkies Principia Tuesday eve- Yinks in Forest Park. |. The sum of $14,082.04 was ex- —= E paded in seven parks as follows: the | If | the | Hundréds of | using | hundreds of play-| Gallagher | ed T’res Pa PHIA_ March 3.—Wil- | m T. Tilden If. national tennis | PNP PPP PL LPP LP RP PWPB\ POP OL a hrme, as a neat little purse of money. | appendicitis. I had been axious to play ; headliner in this country | professional tournament. I'd never have won that title more than axious to play against him ‘abroad. try club links, professional championship. finest in the country. mighty difficult to get out of! They I think, heav- are deep and properly, ily laden with loose sand. I thought I would have an advan- But ihe was in a putting mood that day‘ | wand whenever Hagen has the’ touch on the greens he unbeatable. He is, I think, putter in the game. At times his! | putting is simply uncanny. I wish| I knew how he did it! | How Hagen Sights Putt Line. | Iean explain his style if you would | like, but I can’t quite account for the | results—for Hutchison, McLeod, Pat | |©’Hara and others are all good put- | }ters—yet none of these is as bril- liant as Hagen. ter. He stands with all of the weight /on the left foot as do most of us. He holds the club quite straight, but ‘not too rigid and he always hits i4nrough with a fine, firm, | touch. You seldom see Hagen short nor | do you see him go by the hole very 'much. I am speaking of his ap- proach putting now, which is his long suit. He gets more of these down than th@ average player, yet he is deadly on short putts also. well is that he always looks at the line to the hole very carefully and very thoroughly. Many think this is “grand stand stuff.” It isn’t at all. When Hagen sights the line he What is more he never hur- His stroke is always, even, firm and rythmical. Putt in that fashion and you can’t very well go wrong. | As I was saying, Hagen was put- | ting well although he was inclined to be erratic through the fairway. | But that is when he is most dan- | gerous: he plays his recoveries in sich determined manner that it is ino exaggeration to say he is apt to be closer to the pin playing out of when he has an open hole! eve. ries. | ,a trap than shot to the At one time during the was 5 down. Not a Dright \{ assure you, with Hagen match IT traveling _— Scullins Meet — | Vespers Today Ben Millers and nutans Engage in Second Game at High School Field. There is little to choose between the two games to be played tween the 8St. be- ernoon. The Scullins-Vespers con- test, bie-header, be the will probably 'orous and exciting | situations Hoover game. The national champion = S&Scullins will be given an opportunity to tr forth their reserves this afternoon. ot Louis Soccer League | 'teams at High School Field this aft- | the opening game of the dou- | After 27 minutes of playing. Flem- | faster of the two, but the more vig- | are | likely to develop in the Ben Miller- | Sarazen Tells of His 72-Hole Special Match With Hagen i ee ea me Peculiarly the season of 1922 closed quite as sensationally and re dramatically for me as it had started. that I won the Southern open championship at, New Orleans in the | | cafe to say that there is one man in early spring. Thats victory gave me a world of confidence as well | Por the year ending April 1, 192 2,| derful year—certainly I shall never forget it— Walter Hagen in a special 72-hole match. And then came my operation for) Hagen) | because he was practically the only| IT hadnt) Hagen didn't compete in the Many said had gent report shows that the sum of' Walter been there, which made me the consid- | The first 36 motes of our match | were played on the Oakmont Coun-, where I had won the} I consider this course one of tne| You can score | well enough at Oakmont if you are! straight—but if you roam off the line you pick up extra. strokes’ quicker than you can count. Those inconvenient traps are is virtually | the finest | | up 'T was rather He uses a steel put- | delicate! } the One reason Hagen does putt so) Cces it methodically and with a keef | | 80 I proceeded to con: outlook | Bennett a Star, But Swings From The Wrong Side POP PBR LA OAR AA ADP ede — eee = eee to Displace Regular Brown You will recall, perhaps, ‘the squad of newcomers who My last competition of that won- | out the season. That player is victory | other than H. E. Bennett, ; |a member of the ‘of the Western League. was my who club, | outfielder. ‘ter. Last season he clouted the hall to the tune of .370 and proved him- ‘self a real slugger by collecting homers, 11 triples and 56 doubles. Regulars Too Good. newcomer to break into the Browns’ outfield for two very good reasons: The first and foremost is that Browns own three high-class out- fielders; in fact, very nearly as clas- sy an outfield as there is American League. lars, Tobin, Williams and Jacobson, bata left-handed. If he wees a r%mht- hander possibly there would be some chance that he might break into the game at GENE SARAZEN. | son, but with two left-handed hitters PSs like Tobin and Williams theré seems one high cig born ‘hardly a chance that Manager Foh! ae 7 mg zp oom ae | would place another southpaw hit- ever let up I was doomed. You |ter in the lineup. can lose heart playing in cham- Cedrie Durst, a clever young bal!- pionship or against champions. | player who was with the Browns all last season, but who had only a few chances to break into the game, also is a left-handed hitter. Oakmont ended 2 | tion now as to whether in favor of Hagen. Considering | ah iad he had been putting, I thought ito fill up on southpaw hitters for lucky in not being more the role of utility players. holes behind. I knew he| Ernie Vache is another player wasn't going to putt any betrer than! who has made a most favorable im- he HAD been doing and I was ini pression. He is a powerful fellow hopes my own work the greens’! who hits from the right side of would improve the next day. plate’ Upto the present time he has Bothered in Final Round. ,; been driving the ball over the The second of the match was’! field fence with great regularity, and of the every one Is of the opinion that he at Rye, has the makings of a great ball I started well and by the time, player, Whether he will continue his sixth was reawied I was/siugging after the pitchers of the even At the turn IT had|squad have warmed up to. their taken the lead. Incidentally I was work is a question that cannot be putting better and that helped my confidence considerably. The morn-|2"swered at the present time. Thurston Leads Rookies. ing round ended with my having the advantage by one hole The most promising pitcher among the recruits At noon I suffered some severe} | pains in my stomach, but paid little jheed to the trouble, thinking I wasj|c¢yred from Salt Lake. No one having an attack of cramps. When to take a second look at this boy to | know that he is a high-class twirler. He goes about his work ina _ busi- Moreover, you can never tell what | in to happen in golf. So always keep plugging! ‘he struggle at Fohl wants how than two on part the Long course er-Biltmore Club played on Westchest «Re hole terms ry rn the afternoon fun began I had for- gotten about the trouble. Hagen certainly stuck, but after terrific fight I had managed to the lead and I had no thought of losing the match at this late hour. ‘entrate on A take ‘Impression that he is a veteran at ithe game. Manager Foh!l also has Jim Elliott, the Lefthand Hitter Has Poor Chance Rin es ee 4 Outfielders. By Gene Sarazen, By a Special Correspondent of the World’s Champion Golfer. Post-Dispatch. (Copyright. 1923.) MOBILE, Ala., March 3.—Al- though the Browns have been in training less than a week it seems is | | bound to stick with the club through- none last vear Tulsa champions Every scout in both major leagues took a peep at Bennett was anxious to land him, but bécause of | a working agreement with the Tulsa | the Browns landed this classy Bennett is a great hit- 24 | There is hardly a chance for the the in the’ All three regu- are real hitters and (“finished fly chasers. The second reason is that Bennett is unfortunate in that he some stage of the sea- | the | left | is Hollis Thurston, se- | has | | Pn AAA i a - PRA add N It is a ques- | ae R Results and Entries k re | acin’ Nes > Western A. A. U. Title BABA PADBDPDA ALB PLS BPP PAPAL A EOD DAs int iat i ) e | ~—| obrita: aaa Stratton-Cunningham— THIRD RACE. 3-year-olds and upward,| Mia og. White rp ee! oh Loree splorain ..---- ise yeoree. 0015658 it~ pandicap claiming. $700 7 six , tyr} nage le The - 4 ancy McKay . 08 shred , $600, 8. lds and Beggey- Miller 80010060— 98 omane 7-5 A. J. Uj@ «46+ + BAe BOM «te een ewwee , race, » stefan iH eee ee eee Hadrian 108 (Morris), 1-2, 1-5. second: Lee Adrian HG ‘Duels; é mile: - FOURTH ere 105 (Marts), 1-3. third. Time Serr 3 onardelia sore B sequrl Boy >. { Stratton-Cunningham— coe i AviEge, Boy From Home. Major- Second race, $700, claiming, 3-year-olds = - Saale woot pro pot 21 3 331 ™ ’ and up. — furiongs: cemee wo | ot p. cr , 7 ; LO1 (Harvey). 7-10. third © Hime. 14@eh | Third race, $700 claiming, B-year-oide, | Giandels +: 118 Dey. Peltor’ Je. i INTERNATIONAL RIFLE Iso ran: Tony Beau, Normal and Duke | Mi! e bMiss Leggo .. tir Parte Jehn. | Royal Crown 0 Sweet and birish Buzzer .114 te Santen Sees each drtaretie ake uakatel| We, roo | Dittah, Busser” “148 a Busts iH CHAMPIONSHIPS TO BE glaiming. $700, mite and an eighth—-Tulpo, | gg oF 108 Blue Bird |... PF ee potas tae tthe renrrenae HELD AT CAMP RY (McCoy), 20-1, 8-1, 4-1, first; Dumb:-| 4p ! ‘103 *Fieeting || || 100 | end up, ene and one-nuarter founder. 111 A bei) 9 ~~ A Buddugie ; ‘ ' Fast Indian Tailor Made .. 13) founder, tt 111 WF Smith). "3-5. “mind: | Kitty, Carpenter 1%; Mildred © Ruth , So epeypeaery an Olpnthug 10K | By the Associated Press, Recon. ed Rinna tom ehcacent | AU? Mama -3eh Hah Pet = ME) Ute sa, a0 tata Rh cacaley | NEW YORK, March &—The Inter 5 ( i , r j ™ T ‘| Sweet Mame ... * national rifle ch Le. | Lest an 7 ine WESRIOTER'S | Fourth race. $1000. handicap. 3-year- Ay .... 85 Reverwyck .... Smee es ae olds and up, five and . half furjonge: 194 | Carlos Martie . aa Poubsful ......40§] @2nounced today, will be held at Transiate «+--+; OURO sss: Delante ... 190 Van Patrick ....193| Camp Perry. O.. 1 ‘ Wolf's Cry .114 aMavourneen 100 Figh 0. P erry, + In connectie with — | ’ ° ghth race. $600, claiming, 3-yégr-olds | Yesterday’s Tia Juana Results. Monamtery 111 Adlaze ... 100 and Up. one mile ang 70 yarda: 11, | (he. national title RE mngrn aT, Sept. as. SCGCRUS ....«-+: or ore .. ve ing [RST RACE, 3-year-olds and up, claim-| Fifth race. $700, ngtaent 4-year-olds | *fan Hadron .. .! ly eee eee cr)? 2 2 - ing. $500. five and one halt, ‘yrionge—Miseiand up. mile and . sixteent *Tawasentha ...100 Balfour 11% The international matches have . na Ang), 20, $2.80, $3. wen Neddam .....-.; 1 $ waiie 109 | *Titth Gink ...108 Rall Bird ...... 115) been held abroad fer the past 36 Joe Campbell, 107 (Millerick), $2.60, $2.40.| Matinee Idol St FN | Ae eee 106) *Poacher .......108 Clover Junia 113). a , second; Little Smile, 95 (Watrous), $420.| *Primo....... 111 *Dou "105 | ecee 108 Yermak 119] years and except for victories of the «> third PAL a 09 Dora Ti. Yorkshire| *Attorney ....-. Re “Belgian Queer 103 *Rhymer 108 Cantain Evane...112| United States in 1921 and 1922 were . aid, . Mac, Dewey Fie! ( allotear nu e a : " Free. Bg a ewey Field and Clearfield sain old ‘S08: Gee Becuvian’ tan in race, $60, noie fede S-year-olde captured by Swiss rifle experts... « on Oraleggo ...... 110 *St. mnard ..108 “Stempy Duncal 85 ‘desler 10q| Switzerland plane to send a team ta, | salming. whoo ces tree te iy | *Ettahe. .-... 110 Devonite ......108 | eximone. 01 Emma Wittiama. 108 this country while Belgium, Sweden, .. (Molters, S99. $9 $6. won. Lone Pine. 112 Gixth race, $700. Steiming. 4-year-olds | Mise Dunbar to *Fond Hope ....107| Farnce, England and Italy also ex. ' (Dugan). $5.40, $2 aa: ean s\and up. mile and an eighth pe, 5 a excairg +48 bd holrmaster . 109 pF te naa a €> 60° Zegene) Plow Steel. 4) | Montalve .. 113 Pium Blossom .108)| e« 10®Rilly Joe ..... 119| pect to be represented. fom Craven, Lady Bectee’ Hae R Rati | Pirate McGee 13 Toute scevee ; aos ejom Ta “5 se . 80, . gecond: Glenwell. & (Wratrous), 4 60. ird. Time—1.47 Woodie Mont gomery. Roisterer also ran. FIGHTH RACE: $700, 108. Sar Hedron, , Charley al im x one and (Stevens). 109. 108 Orleans, =? (Fat or), $3, (Petzoldt) Go! a—— ‘2 Bryan, Peace ran. —— fchmandt Signs Contract. NEW YORK .March 3.—Two Rrook- Cadore | Schmandt, | club report | training | Schmandét | regulars, Pitcher Leon Baseman Ray 1923 contracts, today. Both will the Dodger “la. lyn ad First have signed announced next week at camp In Clearwater, the Three-year-olda and up. no eubst!- 9.5 Delhimar, Three-vear-olde and up, three. int Sr an che ‘ is going there direct from his home| in St. Louls. This is not a $600 ad. We believe in using small ads and giving BIG VALUES. NEW SPRING SUITS With 2 Pairs of Pants 20 “30 °39 CLOTHES SHOP 610 OLIVE 2d Fioor T. R. DURNING, Pres. J. B. GUTHRIE, Mgr. AE renee pee ee —— Three.- veers oj}ds and | verte Fiag. Reydo, Tom Owens algo | f In His Everwear: EF has a dozen pairs of sox——but they’re all one kind. EveRrwear! The aaiibis hosiery for every use —_knit to withstand the strains of sport —and luxurious enough for formal evening wear. Versatile ho- siery, this Everwear, and econom- ical. Buy a supply today——and count the months of wear. The plain truth is embodied in the trademark. Everwear Hosiery Co., Mi/waukee ait i.

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ere D 4 ¥. ij STARCH $822 i SEEN | STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH | — a USSES ST LOUIS-POST-DISPATCH a SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1923. "~~ Tar Hornsby ‘Himself, and Some Future Hornsbys Now in Training at Bradentown FDUCTION BILL {Photographs by @ Post-Dispatch Photographer at the Cardinals’ Camp) — J cniicisantin a ee SEH, ; i ane ller T actics U sed by ce WL ids MEOCAEPA LEER! AEM EAOLLABR A ee ' Democrats in Five-Hov.s | ‘een'h . VOMULTVOINITIOTI*SU/ 11 ht tt nas. = LLL LEE We esha - \ . ddd Use EEE ee | bi & 1 ] ; el geht A, Ve, eee ce * 7 Sah gt ht ein. ¥ ot o Ae ee sp Se ee en ake alia * Lindel eo ae ee eairts ” anime wh 9 ts Pigg ion mea ee ee ene > i Toad °F : Je WE paw a — eae hy ae we eee. fa > [SIG Rigg at > ak ME Spe RY ee EN th Ae ws " dys 7“ 7 wd a * om , — ne eee Ce r+. ee oe ee ee . j PR oT w me A ee le Ms, > ~~ ae, _— POLL IOI, OPIS a . a Pe or BEC RE SSE tee” Ullal hile SLOPE ST PLLLLE LESLIE OL OPER OBL ECELLMLLEET EL TO Si Stills Sli Als te LALAT ARS Li Ma ee ages sa me ee ” " : Advance ag. t° try > Session to Me that a ZZ A ” = Bi '¢ Aye. # ig ee &% Xen + a ’ a a: —. , a , $ $e ae ; he 7 his ure. : by the —$—$—$ the Jefferson City Corres, andent ef the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY Ma‘sch Z Rales-Whitecotton sa fary re- , oR. Oa sen a 7 . ee OP ». ate ‘be wT. ) i» a oP an s 5 oy ath ee, . . , ew rm ae ow . ‘ 5 " Ps o s pr a ae. ot a . Nee ‘ ¥ 3 MAM MQAAAAVQ’’ Af 4, SQW x s i... No WAN ie ahaa ieee nae ene aarvieei ie naechatl aes oe Pr wet ik iS th 0 Te 8G it~ 5 8 shee sii ve ee ee ee ee ess cad . F Bs hs ee SS ales li , ase wa on sense + Te Sn 2 tle ger iNet em he yt ine od \ ae goa Ie . OIE ROR ns eis «thy KR ous State Public Service Com:nission from te two members an@ eliminating ion departiy enta DY con- ” 7 sae ' ee hak *% 2 ee gr inspec! ations, Was engrossed by the ac 7 o'clock ‘night after a S ¢ ~) ee “ian 8 aol x ae he, ae ‘ the measure, as from | 30m @F “ ref the outset first ofie Republicaa then sual gnother had prolonged the proce- ing gure by offering numerous amend- blows t . | e - - ~ > af - SS VES NNAS SE SESS SSNS RRA RAR RR RRA SLSNAS BARREL EL AAR ANAANSARKAA AAA CE AANAANANAAAS VARA RASA EERE EE EE EERE RS footw DAA AAW SIN s [and by repeated speeches whieh | ‘manifestiy were having no —ra everal . times Republicans tried to) gjourn the session before acti ™ en o avail, d be twmken, but to n Democratia floor leader Maxey in- Misting that the Heuse remain in sion until the bill had been acted | mor tes a wiih aanate se is Nii aici. sige eal te alge Deh; Ds Paapz ix } YRSASSSY ~ “ SS nWWWWS 99 m SANA SSS SNSSAR SAN Veal ea kk. SRY MAH oe ss «3 ep “Mee Wot a Caucus Measure. Althonch the bill ft» not a Demo- tic Qaucus measure, it is eviden: | at with a few exceptions, *he Bouse Democrats have determined fo farce it through. Representative | s Baie; of Shannon, one of the as-| bors. declared that he expected it) «et a constitutional majority, «!- hough thie was scouted by Repub- | July ans opposing it, who pointed ou! | of Beat almost the ‘solid Republican a embership of the House, plus the | rigca} Memocrats Yrom St. Louis, probably | “ srill fient {ts passage. in : Nearly all of the St. Lows delega- jin #ion was absent today when the bill to - NARI nw SCAN ninacnn RKKE | C0 WWW s>SSNDND NDS ~) AN NAVAN SRA AN AAA RAS SS SSASSAREAL ARS . ee ae 4 ‘’ \ ~ P, - SN ~~ & es & oo ‘ee | ANIA AN AA AANA AAA RAAGAR ROMO > Y . a os ‘ ~ Was engrossed. ' This bill seeks to consolidate with | reeu the State Pure Food and Drug De- | said partment the Hotel Inspection and | ton, Reverage Departments and with the Bureau of Labor Statistics the In- dustrial Inspection and Mines and ea eS A Rog gy ene 3 Departments. These eon- 1 MOULD ATT OLLD LLL lg, Mes essons were part of the merger -¥ ce BR as es SS eS $ * 2% ee 5- PR | oe . A y the las “gis ; WUdllllilitthbldllldilllliyy Pee Mae es wet toga tee 2 Se iy ONS. ae Ray Blades, who belongs on the regular Cardinal team, is beaten at the pelle by thé Saab c. x oS m * oe Ree ire ‘. = ae wie ! but nobody seems to know where. 4 ic State organization Up, * | 4 Salary Provistons. “> : . ss > oe “> en oN MQAL CIOTPTOTSE FP. 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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ENGROSSES )TEMPORARY WRIT HANNS INST MURDER TRIAL William ‘Nelson Comte, Sicidnas State Has Porfeited Right to Try The/State Dusrenes Court, en banc, yesterday issued a temporary writ of yrohibition to prevent William Nelgan from being brought to trial for’ murder tn Judge Grimm’s court, Where it is docketed. The writ is réturnable in 80 days. Nelson, charged with the murder foi Louis Cieff with a hatchet in a a Tactics Used by rooming house at°108 South Six- Democrats in Five-Hovr teenth street, in May, 1921, contends to Advance Meas- that the State has forfeited its right to try him. A State statute provides that a defendant ghall be entitled to his~dischagge if no effort is made | by the State, at three successive terms of court ,to bring him to trial. | Nelson, held in jail for 18 months, asserts the State continued his case at the April, June, October and De- cember terms last year. Circuit Attormey Sidener said to a Post-Dispatch reporter yesterday that while the case had been con- tinued many times, several of the i the Jefferson City Correspondent "of the Post-Dispatch, NyBFFERSON CITY, Maych 3.—| | Bales-W hitecotton sa fary bill, estimated to Aop $250.-| sag a year off the budrfsts of the ssrious State departme sts, cutting re | . ,continuances had been at the request Public Service Comrnission from te two members an&@ eliminating inspection departirients by con- | the | congested dockets. ons, was engrossed by certain the State had not asked that ac 7 o'clock ‘Sonight after a on which had lasted continuous- | . from 2 o'clock t'xis afternoon. © Steamroller actian of the part of smocrats who control the Heuse required to atain speedy ent of the measure, as from son. with NejJson of the murder of Cieff. a ted. & confession, in which this man ©ert- refused Nelson a $500 loan, pudiated by the defendant as hav- ing been obtained from him under _ blows from a hose. Nelson was re- ported to have confessed at about the same time. HARDING'S PLAN FOR VISIT TO ALASKA OUTLINED IN HOUSE Expects to Leave Washington After Going to Florida With Mrs. oe By the Associated Pre WASHINGTON, March 3.—Plans outset first ome Republican then er had prolonged the proce- jure by offeringg numerous amend- nts, by extemsive interrogations by repeated speeches which nifestiy were having no aff+ct. 21 times’ Republicans tried to ‘diourn the session before = action 1 had been ken, but to no avail, I mocratio floor leader Maxey "in - sting that the House remain in sion until the bill had been acted Senon. / . : Not a Caucus Measure. Althongh the bill is not a Demo- ratic Gaucus measure, it is evident that with a few exceptions, the House Democ rats have determi ned tee, if an address » farce it through. Representative ©/amtendment to the deficiency appro- balas of Shannon, one of the au-| priation bill, which would make a ors, declared that he expected it! valuable fund for the President's get a constitutional majority, 9!-| use during the fiscal year beginning ugh this was scouted by Repub- | July 1, with the unexpended balance Hans opposing it, who pointed out of his $25,000 fund to meet travel- mat almost the ‘solid Republicanjimg expenses during the current embership of the House, plus the! fiscal year. SP Democrats trom St. Louis, probably| Madden said that because of the will fignt its passage. illness of Mrs. Harding the President Nearly all of the St. Loujs delega- jin recent months had been unable Mion was absent today when the bill|to do any traveling. After going to Was engrossed. ; Florida to enable Mrs. Harding to This bill seeks to consolidate with | recuperate, the President, Madden House last night by Chairman Mad- den of the Appropriations Commit- |of Nelson’s attorney and some had _ been made by the Court because of He said he was' the case be continued for three con- | ‘secutive terms, as contended by Nel- | Another man was accused jointiy but took a severance and was acquit- | was said to have decitared that Nel- | son and he killed Cieff because Cieff | was re-| of President Harding to visit Alaska | this summer werc outlined to the supporting an | e State Pure Food and Drug De-j|said, intended to return to Washing- partment the Hotel Inspection and |ton, ‘Beverage Departments and with the/|for a trip across the continent and @ Bureau of Labor Statistics the In-|to Alaska, where he hoped to ob- dustrial Inspection and Mines and /tain first hand information on con- Mining Departments. These eon-/| ditions there. @ solidations were part of the merger of departments sought in bills passed "by the last Legislature, but referred band beaten at the polls by the Demo- Bratic State organization. Salary Provisions. By this measure also chief clerks all State departments are placed tpon a uniform salary basis of $2400 | year, a decrease of $400, stenog- Mphers in all departments, with a w exceptions, gre placed at $1500 partment heads are forbidden to ve fictitious titles to employes, as for instance to designate a stenog- apher as a’ clerk for the purpose of Paying the salary of a higher classi- | trerman Henry Laumeier, wealthy Mcation, and the number of employes | real estate man, Attorneys for Mrs. in the departments are limite Shoemaker filed the writ applica- The bill would fix the salaries of | tion Feb. 26, alleging the court here lerks and employes now receiving |i diarrhea, trouble and weakness. It prov! with such aj, of essentia! ‘als that thev onstantly ana And it ma bow - leg | des mn buy For ut- t auccess in chick raising re ed Blateh- Olive (c) COLIAF—W hite (MOL, 1. lis om, year old; tn at eeRT A PUPPIES— White: pedigreed registered stock. 1120 Lawn av Grona 43R5W (ceAD) $5. 412 8. Jef- Kenrerly 1511 Clin- 1577 Call nur mate. male. to - - . T, ( OLLIE—Pups: males and “females: S5 $ sen 10 each: will be here Wednesdayt 23335 Olive COON HOUND PUPS—7 weeks old. Walker *train. from best cooners in asour! long eared, $15 each: S-year-old renal coon hound. none better; rabbit proof; tria only $45. R. Glaser. 2645 utger. DOG COLLARS—Dog leads. dow teankets: ) rave money here. 2336 Olve, | SESE (c99) DOGS grade Enalish*pointers; all co! ore, Call Sunday, 7500 Wise av. Benton 2170R. Take Market st. car. (c) ENGLISH SETTER P UP >PpIES—5101— sington; Forest R753 | ENGLISH GREYHO| NDS—Very bred: 19°23 futurities. John F. Holton, Kan | DOG—Coilte, __ ory st. a om | DOG Tov bleck and | old: $15. 2412 S. ' DOGS—Any variety, any age, specialty of high-class pedigreed dogs | Us; we may have fust the dow you are | ing for¥#full line of | and remedies; ff it's | have it: dogs boarded sanitary kernels: dogs at stud: mv 25 | vears’ experience @s a breeder and exhibit- | or bigh-class stock at your service, _Pet Sh eiblv nrices Ken- “fast; well Boettcher, i year old. Cali 1000A Hick- tan: male. 18 ‘months 11th. A we make a gen look- dog supplies, made for a dor eff) ee Siede, op, 5175 Easton. | POX HOUND—Blue spotted: ; an hound; $10. and trial given. A. 1523 Park av. AHO N DS——2 Auel, PE iaiN ESE ——Pup: 6 weeks old: cult color stock ask loule. 10 POLICE. DOG— Male pedigreed: old. 2837 Missouri. ; POODLE PU PS—1729 N. 2441M. | ee POODLE + Pups: gemsibly ; he aithyv lot 3B : =. | POODLE—Genuine Fre neh 2 old hit tle heanty baa 4309, Lindell a Pr 1ODLES—Bea utiful, se hes d, white maltese poodie puppies: healthy, wormed, weane 1: reasons’. 5915 w aterman POMFERANIANS—AIl colors: “Imported smal! kind. "3461 Ss _ Grand. PU -P PY—Tov black and tan; male; | _old, 3218 Iowa. _ YPUCPS—3 Poston terriers, registered: Lakewood. Mo., 2d No. monte’ end Cherokee line i PLUPS— manv hiehly bred. black and tan; cheap. (70. bis- . 14th 10 months rnale; N Tvier (ec) “13th st. priced _ nice, 23°) ) Olive months 9 r" nent hs toy, De} - Ww ith mother; PUPS—-All buy and Fravklin av cou PUPPIES—Different lots many pedigreed; sensibly priced: ship anywhere. Onen daily 8 a. m. until 8 p. m,; Sundays until yp m. Over 15 actual reals continuously buying, breeding, selling “*ogs* free catalogue: complete line remedies, ete, National Pet Shops, Sty Ottve. (99) HOU N D- -Fema! e 1037 Victor. DOG Wtd.—s Small: will pay good price; answer, giving price and sex. Box 8-234, b’oat- Dis mate h. RU SSI AN SH i: i HER pF uv: 4 Inquire 233A °d ‘pure white. reeeived — iy. ; nonths old. | 4414 Delmar bl for SF} 1TZ—Male. | SPITZ—t emale. l year o|} id; good home 143 1 CC leary. Tov $ re; isonable: off Cc as6@ av POODL S—Thoroughbred; 2 months; 1515 St. Ange $8 ee KER “FOX HOUND PUPS—Pair enths, and one rabbit hound; aiso iker bitch, 2 years. J. J ‘11 one and Call (Cc) Fangs, white 11°20 (cD) athletic T TT D-——Roston bull terrier; : pv@c heal ithy;: fine swimmer and n ton 1107R ‘ a STI’7D—Du Pont digreed and pe Grand 4385W White registered ROSTON a Bi oF QUALITY. Ch Tiny King. Ch. Tiny Teddv 3, Headquarters Sergeant Arroyo Arbitrator, Derby's Gift pound toy Puppies for sale by t THORPE s NOR TH SIDE KENN = Ts N. th Tyler 18. (99. E NTE R YOUR DOGS s Valley Kennel! Club Dog Show, a re = 22. 7, 28. 1923. Entries | close March 12. For information or pre- | mi! um list. apply to H. J. PLEGGE, Superin- tendent of Show, at 517 75 Easton av. wmene ‘ and Pardon, | Forest _2819J. | | Miscellaneous | cCoOoWw— id 1 calf. f. Apply 433. 5R Manh: ateen ,\cOW—3 years 0} id. Call Sunday. 6475 Derby avy., \Wellston. ‘cows — Two. 4101 Springs. COW nail argee 7400 Page. COW—3-year-old only §233 Hee Te } sey ‘ { “Froriena a one mile nor th of Ferguson one has calf: good milkers Fred ©. Mueller. a a re Box Oakville. Mo. GOAT — Mi ich goat. T461W MIL C HY Ken wvod {c) calf ( lak woo i. “dairy cow and heifer Cabany tc} 6547 Corbett : CON rS.- $35 to $40. 5207 Dewey, lah HEIFERS¥ ond Je! Larimore rd., St Lo ouis Cor S OLSTS N HELPER JE * EY + 4 ‘old 954 TRel-r N eS. Swiss, with ' ir x does each giving about 3 pints milk | ner day; does % aniw kids % full bioo | Toggenburgs; price for does and $8 for kids; does iess than 2 first kids @n?4 Garner ayv., land: Manchester car iit ne ee N ¥s—Year! ling Rnesus; iso | MON KES Pet Shop 22336 Olive ‘= PET KRANNY—1021 | N masa sa seas, mri | prot 2, RHODE BLAND WHYTE. or winter jayi averaged @ quality. 3004 ees at Missouri est- Bey Bay and 18 Te : (c) | ong KS at Arsenate egg-laying contest fer Jan., 2S RE} L.S—And pullets; s. c. dark brown | gah rogster, all pullets. Clement, Florissant, POULTRY—24 white leghorn hens; good | 29: a Strain: laying: need room; cheap. 3c CHit KENS—Coliseuin | winners: black rose- _Page. a } comb bantams, $2 to $5 per pair. Sunday PULL Baines com nb ot wnite leghorns ; |_ Morning. _ Cabany_ (e) err strain; ~ lets, one cockerel; | CHICKENS—Biue - ; E. Megel, 6924 jcartian. cocKkerels; aiso jandalusian ‘roosters a more av COCKERELS—10 buff cocnin, $8. Herman __Blumer, Berger, Mo. — shin ee COCKERELS— Variety of nice birds to S36. W. H. Kremmei Jr., "“ALIT? HATCHING £GGS—Show win. buff and white leg- eens - Poultty . 2309 ‘Hord ay. (cA) LEGHORN seatieds-ctuainke deen laying; need room; also hatch- Stocker, 71 Aubert. Fores’ {c) $2. pe Coiumbia., lil. (83) WHITE and puliets: COCK ERELS-——White-creste4 bdiack liah, buff orpingtons, langshans, $3 each; hatch- . ing exes. rhode isiand reda, buff orping ions, you ING HE ‘NS—Brown leghorns: farm -rats- langshans, $1.50; white-crested black pol- inz. producing... 2928 8S. 13th Sidney | ish, $3.50 for 15, Anderson. 71434 Cuiorado, 2. | ‘a — pasneemnens suntentlbiataiea oe: hite ‘Pekin; rergueon Farm ora! n ae McLaran. : tiles aran. Colfax | S537 ) EGGS—Black minorea; wit te legh: Orns ; i — BLACK MINORCAS—Rose | andalustan. 3709 Chippewa. j,tlue and rooster; fine stock, f wards. HENS— Partr idge rocks. HEN: g....._._5 Arnold, —muson. ee mame he ETS MINARCOS—Black; blue ribbon Cox kerels and eggs 3122 Grand 4 Vv ‘tet or 2728R eT, ILTRY —DPiack minorca cockerela, and exes. Call Benton 1933 W comb, 6 hens 5553 St. Ed- a ~~ BGGS8—Biue — endalusian. 1849 : -6U ver 1d : «aree orders a rovks. vingtone! prone. _ 4638 Michigan.| R. /ialloc«, ‘1422 McCausland, St black minorcas: Oem Tea + GE es eee Georgia at Suburban av., Fer-| HATCHING Wellston pl. HATCHING EGGS—aAll varieties: or 100 lots; special prices _Hetdel, 3940 - North Market ye Hk NS—dwJU, laying, TAO, ‘ HENS—16, laying; 7 pairs of fancy pig none. 4949 _Reber pi. | a ic) Fits N5—~Spe ckhiea « iemex., “3 each: “ale eEKs: Columbian rocks and blue andalusian rose singie comb 4°07 Mth winners. oT Mor«ean to haicheris ¢. othe Lindell S4u, > 25c vound. WUrand c) all Orpington COCKER ELS—Buff orpinston eggs, $1 for 15. elt. COCKERELS—Fine white orpingtons; rea eee sonable; also eggs, $1.50 setting. Mrs JERSE? Clack Klann Ameri “a Srge ( J Civion. acne: and Walils rda,, aes taken for baby chicks; 3 pen of rite w - ners and utility metines H Fienmvy, EGGS—Buff orpin fertility guaranteed: _4s6T Heidel ber « av. &t louls $2 per 15: $ 100. 6111 North pnts _Market Forest 2725 W. POULTRY MAN—I will fyruiah “ine Pahoos HATCHING BGGS—S. buff orving’on| .” onder 068 ode arog reds vA : , ites to stioc arm; if ~ow have hen: also buff orvington buak. $1 50 set-| Strain w ting: prevaid: fine stock Wh Koch opportunity. Wright Citv. Mo (9) POUL TRY—! 500 “ hite. and “brown leghorna, also hatching 2724 on, experience and piace great Phone Gell, Ferguson _ 0% — — - ving: ; and) | ie? | RHODE ISLAND REDS—Rose comb hene Pi —— a) all tested. guaran- PIGEON &—Selling out; Rg carneaux, cheap. teed squabbers; 5062 Maple av, MG KONE—Ce arnea on; : ghow write ‘Four, wage PIGBONS—English pauder, ‘atl _Hakery, 123 Clay st.. 8 PIGEONS — “yellow carneaux and white in Al condition: no place to kerp uet sell; call we write. L. HM. Krae select from; alse ~~ J . Ann oN, ve a feed, ete service. your de Pet Shon. S13 5\ Easton (c88) i MIG BON FEED—at $i: 50 per 100 ibe Lindell S283. Delmar 15276 nite Ricina “HOMERS—Some very. good —" _cheap. Call today 3015 Semple. —— SGU UAHN—Make money raising sauabe the &t. Louls markets; big mane i supply | ra in one month Mh at or our Rae free tablished go y Piymouth Rock pues . 156 A. ae a8 roller -canari+s with Melrose Highiands, COMPARE J. Orlick any Sree offerei for sale Their wo as won the admiration of R5 veare of ex- one aim—to produce high grade sir.gers There are more fine ro leres tn full sone in My. house than ia all other places combined John Urltek, 1427 Miseourt av. St. Louis. Mo (cOP) DOES your canary stng? If not, ase raller's Dutch Song Restorer: the retlable sone reetorer for @6 veors: hewere of im { Haller’s Bird Store, 523 Frank ( ’ FINEST mixed bira aeed. 10 the ori9 Case Lindell 6283. Delmar Li HALLBER'S Feather ‘Restorer restor the plumage; oe by mall, = inane _Bird Store, 523 Franklin, es of satisfied customers, perience, with only by ps _Frankiin ay. ia, HALLER'S aA Cage Ww and vermin: AL. As, by “ . 30c. Hajler’s Bird Store. 52 iran yb be ~ DY canary ge the finest HAI 1 ry RY s restorer, eavecially food and Pe by mail, 20c, Hailer’s Sird Store, 523 1 ranitin a®©., _St. Louis Mo tof, nee OS for ous canary pirde and belly: also resy seen for est awn. See Koercher _Ce,. 708-7 708-710 N N 4th at ~—teBbh PPALL od & canary health et gonta ter “she ~~ iki ]bcr bee mal ors avon ves te are Franklin, Bi. ogg FO ‘gt ‘¢ HALLER’S setected crecked irl hemp and pepper®. a needed nutriment to keen rour hird In healthy condition: Ife: hy mall, bid plaller’s Ping Store, wilt “rehiin, ~ wt Wai pm a Mica ALTH FOOD—For rer keeping healthy: the fhe: me ohne plume Fe — = .ie * oe Frei kin, ay, Tote, re Pee Pou Mo “OMBRTA Tote c ry Se ; on. +2 accommodate 400 ebicks. GLOVER fe . | «ane a bh state pr for them. Box O- 925, P ost - fapa teh. TH ‘Rock, Thomveon $6 to $8 per Daleholm Jak- SETTING “gtrain: eggs z "45 Grace, RHE. SWASTIKA AIN ROK *K, F ishel | 10c_ each ; - m until & p. mm. setting. 10-1 pr! ze | itt ati 10-2 | GANARIES—Importea — rollers. selling SAL breeding and flying ca fie.del, 7040 North Market. indell 3040. ie) ' GANARIES—Musical | comedy singers, seldom eqyaled, $7. lea "338 Olive. (c09) CANARIES—Largest bandless sg, ip ad Chie eo shipments daily. CANARIES—St. Andreasbera reilers. a Harts Mountain guaranteed rs females. 3214 Merarnec. CANARI — §t. Andreasbu hi eggs, 15 per ) coo - ro ¥ r getting, $2.50; setting, $1. 73: 10-3 —— $1; a é yo settings or over. otk AF rR, Cheaterfield, Mo.. "Chestertica —— ——" a> . — Rhode island BARY egus from wonder 1200-08 e Isiand whites, or ae Se you the finest BP nem stock in America: best investment you can lowest prices consistent with quality Carson Ferguson. , Phone rs Ferguson 67-_ anteed; wenderty) in singers; mated pairs; BARGAIN IN FINE ~ HATCHING EGGB. 2 mating females. CGartel4. Single-comb rhote yard reds of aden CANARIES fe Pee, Me ¢ o ; Thoroughbred. Bt of yy eay more: you cannet A tter. ow can 7 fend © to D. a 2aah Oltve. near Jett lL. Mampoce C mercial . CAN ranteed delivery. pay post man ANARIES—G ueran » ate 30° + yo earns. and breeding cages: natr | Chi wea. Call belatly co shew at rip he Sohn’ s weet. |‘ GANARIES—Femais. for ‘preeding these are not a or rejects, healthy birds fit be tn * rearing Bhop* 51 Bs rears emperiatea. dcnmate® * SE ae Sor St. Andreasberg CAaNARE puarentesd ee Got train iy r sing evenings ieaaien. 4 reaching: making B24” Garfierd time write, ip everywhere Om mt a re “yollers and Hert, reeding purposes. cans RI : seeds, ~ ‘and Tite te rare + «oe | © makes maker. and HALL HALLER’? -n tod scaly lew oll; eA, ratie- ie Tre een your canary bird es one by =~47 “yee | Died 4 CHIX Rell, KU plus Bes - packed in a «PD Residence and Station. St. Charies ‘ 718 S. Broadway. oe =ie-comd “red “cock 6eck- CiicKESS rg 9 stock. S512’ Reber. __ereis and egg. 6975 Arthur. ToUKEPEDL = r bot rea. Pe “Wayhood's thor- "alee vey 4 eggs. 2411 COCK ERELS—R. oughbred strains; Fail Red: and “hatch - bie. Kavpper. 321 ES _._ (eO9) “85 single-comb rhode | vigorous bifds; also pul- | reasonabie. Brinker, ing eggs. very Misour j GGCK ERE! |S — Special, isiand reds; lare®. lets, batcning ess. 4758 Hane ) EGGS—For atcha | Shane up_ =~ 4 Rhode oe ger 0 ee nO BGs — Tapco Route ~. Clayton, Mo. | <a _Sinale comm:_f i ys. egae end ' EGGS bred from a a winners. ; oe Ree ‘ | Frankiin av. * ‘EGGS— Rhode island Red ax. | ioMnR PIGEON — immanted pt ee mods ~veds. $7 per 100, ae bred, free range sock Dt “Frown, Creve. Coeur oat ARR‘ 6 = 6G68—Poor man fini \4 sings: also bird Cages. ~ settings, $1. Te 22h: 6 Case a. Vietor 2772R. 4246) Pa elections: | end cages. National, ng: Thode, isiand red, “dark, | Lac led 2. (c)| = cellent stock: Riverside 1181. HATC HING —E0Gs—a.¢ c. HATCHING high eg gerne GS, 7th at and - take lot: athe ‘ Ri || BIGEONS—Can)_8 Sali Sun . | Figeoxs — Fancy Gannett. a“ Hed eonahie. Call Com = $e} Pic BO NS—Fea nev nev and ut tility; oft anywhere | 06 cheap. #700 Tt whl ; whites and Ma- 29 Carson | sient 12 hode inede ioe away — ~ Clarendon Feed Sr ) | Lindel! 5288... em poe PA ; ; _ueed: ba condition, ¢ | INCUBA reasonabie, DYSUBATO Ree {| os oe ene “ING OR ‘BAOTA Geral HOV = poe Jone} vanlt ch ___ SORT. SEmparimants: new | ioe INCUBATOR 6-18 Luce Re pes ee ning anywhere. rred hatching. 7 Grenzeba re inte a come: Shon 175 Kaston. Open Sunday. EGG ‘EGG AND CHICK We manufacture the beat and chick beses meade an ve, | manure “oe H wav. Tt not merely grit . vour lide Pace 2 bee * ralelne ei a “ASES—C heap. 4417 Mancheater, ae: $3 es Mller tw 100- tf y Re » av., ‘= “the tate 0 Ra ed eee RAs PTS BOAR, CH ARG Rs OE eee " i Ras ae PRY ao Re. 2c CRI ae rt aid ncn SRR OS I ie mene eben Reeenenvegrenes niet, aces ig sa Ra Mee WR ak

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y we, _- —_ 3 ral ; Jabs 5 a ey > aan Bagh sang ; , : a, . ~ . , ; " : . : CEE ‘ “a. . bee -.10 = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Eqyals that of the Dally Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. eet ‘ Two ©. of ©. Speakers Wednesday. eidiietimae St. Louis Chamber of Earle W. Hodges, director of the Commerce, in the Chamber dining- Arkansas Public Service Information room. Wednesday. Hodges’ topic Bureau, will be the principal speakeasy will be “Public Utility Progress and atthe noon meeting of the members’ State and City Growth and Develop- —_—_—_—— - Phere hey ? aprox ; Saithtihatieittninconhaiatthaupatbae Dhdtadeeiiien beiesade Ta. rae UR er ¥ dd - dress the meeting on “Food Condi- The Sheriff of New Madrid Coun- | “cent Republican Congressional pri- TO THE MAN no trouble. tions in Europe.” ty said nothing had occurred there Mm&ry in the Second Illinois won never oad eden: 7 unty has ha ‘a 10 NEGROES 1 aw oe directly to the people in a campaign fof publicity. ) Mrs. Huck said she had under) consideration plans elther for oppos- | ing Mr. Hull for a place in ghe next Congress or for making another fight for nomination as Representa- ef the largest manufacturers of me it is a standard make and the Je58 beatabic. The man whe can qualify must have »« knew something abeut «ciling. a large ae. Te such eo pnever-say-die spirit. e an interesting proposition. fidence, with full details, Bex B.29, r.-D. = | financial | h um Cc. & Mitchener, : a negro’s home. A man was ar- will not contest the nomination of 1 Committee d and fined $50 f h! manager of the Nationa rested an n orthis. He is) Mor e for Relief in Europe, aiso will ad- | Serving out his fine in jail. | Merton D. Hull, her eppesient ts &® | Goudy han Pemiscot. Scott election conditions” would be taken | whe can afferd a comparativety ft. Address in con Py the Associated Press tive-at-large, a position she now a tle Sancti: WASHINGTON, March 3.—Rep- joa, iscot County Offering resentative Winifred — iat asatis ids. | $100 Reward for Identifi- cation of Writers of Letters $10,000 IN GIFTS | ws “away as a consequence of reports of however that a fight for “improved 5 can ts because he has 2 large ee ‘Including a Gardner Sedan : : Germany Today _ by an lllinois Ts in Tha De ertin Crowded, With He: * Opera Goers Pull Out Sausage Between Ask for Our Interesting Booklet bata Explains Thrift Tesms Completely | REPORTS OF TROUBLE - A oruicht-Duncker SrorlichitDuncker © LARGELY UNFOUNDED | Sa omething New = Step Ahead: Some Instances in Southeast Demonstrating Anew the Ingenuity of Our | hi Expertar Missouri Where Negroes Were Intimidated—Some OUR drapery experts have designed new Display Fixtures, which show with startling realism just how curtains and draperies will look in Departed Through Fear. your home. This innovation makes the selecting of draperies a pleasant ‘ duty instead of an onerous task. Our prices are an added attraction. They are always reasonable. because.our extensive department is equipped to Weir enct to ot often oct into the ne produce at very low cost. ) OE Suave deen tn Germany for the: past six months and have had un- usual opportunities to observe the ical, political and social con- TO BE GIVEN AWAY FREE By the Progressive ie Seeds) OR ede ae i, Pte. Brit out ee ee ‘plea yd A vt See cmap tuts Soe Ptndgop ate Leu = bens ~ ¢ on dele * a te 24 a ~ ear ow a aep’ Ot et + 6 wae “ “ —- SME EE ARE M% MEEGANA ING RNR aig ERIE IER OO kiln a em es tals ema tate setae SN: AP RMON et = ATS SENET a nt BARE non cet NBR, re yen . aa : oN A x ¥ cS F . . hee ~ 4 “ _ SANT niles * we N . , . © . Mise Irna E. Eisenhart of Waterico, ny, has sent to the Post-DispatcaA ft conditions there todey. She is living ia is the carious states since her arrival in l interest because tf deals frequenth By a Staff Corretpondent of the | Post-Dispatch. } CARUTHERSVILLE. Mo.. March 3$.—The organ!zer for the Ku Klux the bet- - , ~. the fear. He six weegs aco some ad ||: Re es the letters rt to. hearn ing aft burning of their Warnings to leave cou!d how negr houses and shoot a et literature tending to During Their ter class of citizens in the county. “ostile spirit toward Ausiander (for-) newspaper reports had given the ne- oer bey the luxuries which = purchase the woolens and) ute " Ps ° - ° ° The correspondent today toured to-Explain Their Spring Festival Campaign to You. ictaied Geaaae dnd. enapinian on are ruining the morale of , $50 many reports of ‘to the present financial distress We | Klan in Southeast Missouri, H. S. bills about Pemiscot Caunty offer- intimidate ne- AERC DACMA!-> As dR Si; | | . 3 Mriors in this country today. groes signed with the name of the — ‘ od oe '.t = = ’ members of the Klan recognized that Paboby NV) pele eer 4 \f i. gam onl | 3 WEEE @igners), regardless of the country | $50 ; negroes were necessary to cultivate Si Agee - >a . ~- , . ; ‘SF ' zat vial from which you bail. The Germans) ch ‘ and Pick cotton C rops and that the . an | ?; 4 ay — * zB. . ‘ = ; :. ’ : is? , 133 ‘ . aa 5 ‘ : . " " ; ian ti Sg ¥ 4 | 9 Dae ; Klan was not part icipating in any- | MWS 2 ie Kk es ee i | ee : ee 9 ‘gesent the entrance of those from( rep . thing to disturb the peace of mind of Sho) ee rit -. les nan | . 2a wens mele + ~ ag SSD BM me e qountries whose money value ts high | mark —roes some fear of the Kian and the as = Germans cannot even consider: | ame to negroes were signed — wearing apparel which they to telephone with the sheriffs of Dunk- ‘a : lr = — i in PLAN YO 2 F cities. Most of all, they la-) and UR PURCHASES SEE THE SIXTY GIFTS gest homwen Pnticated ‘@mong all families, succeed in mar- but ing a reward of+$1090 for identifica- o tion of any persons issuing letters or Ku Kiux Klan “©The moment you cross their border } Ahrens said that. with you become conscious of the’ the negroes They profess to regard the late . M h A il d M He said. however. that exagerated a bit more lenientiy be-( and in arc ’ pri an ay Kian desired to allay said that about oe ing, but deplore the fact that | vide ee ee ees we innumerable Norwegians and) ute ¢ Ask Any One of the South Broadway Merchants siphon p le oP ves so greatly need and claim each New Madrid, Mississippi and the Rummes naa — Scott Counties. in an effo Come aad see the New Spring Cuntaial and Draperies § RE NOW be authen tye ] D p bl iB anese and Chinese men, who, owing’ ina Sei Rias « Cordner Soden; die en meumie es onsuit our experts on your rapery Problems of a minimum of cases of the sort Buy on the Street that is noted for its Economical Merchandising. played in the shop windows on South Broadway (from Chou- teau Avenue to Lynch Street). among negroes residing in them. but cited aggravated cases in other parts of the county. which did not bear up under tnvestigation. It was learned that six weeks ago two negro homes near Sanford’s store. three miles west of Holland had been fired upon by men’in au- tomobiles wh Warnings that the the houses must ‘depart They did depart. Two day s later six mt hb _ _ + ~~. _ : rie neg mo [2mi.jles on aciacent o left oO cupanits of ‘arms departed Tear Negroes Warned. At Micola. wer: was reported } ‘ negroes had ind that the ‘ store and ‘two houses and had been burned espondent was wu any homes in t] burned. TI! Micola was} groes to de 1ree obeved Pane" thing has hap- pened to th who remained Denton. which is the town named prosecuting officials as one of two towns;from which > iarge num- — - . , > bers of negroes fled. cx nsists of two stores and one remained three houses. No negroes age. although are empleoved in cotton Picking season on farms in the nerghborhood. No resident have lived in about 100 the wil] of Den- Scheme No. 1 Consist$ of 36-inch figured Austrian cloth, very beautiful material, silk figured with mercerized ground, trimmed at base with -inch silk fringe, made to operate with raverse attachments, cords and tassels. Traverse Scheme No. 2 Gonsists of 36-inch Austrian cloth of plain fine-cord weave, finished at base with thread fringe, made to operate with Tra- verse attachments, cords and $9 65 | 0D tassels. Traverse rings Scheme No. 6 Consists of one pair of fine quality Pointe d’esprit ruffled 72 Curtains... : 40 The over-drapery consists of so0-inch silk taffeta of beautiful quality, pleated up with rings. The valance consists of a silk-wrap cre- tonne, trimmed in a festoon effect with taffeta of the side drapes, finished at base with silk fringe, mounted on a shaped- base buckram valance, the curtains looped pare mo cretonne of the $47. 30 Scheme No. 7 Consists of roller shade, made of mercer- loped at base and finished with fringe and tassel pull, mounted on $6 80 _ Hartshorn spring roller One pair of casement net draw curtains, using a small allover pattern net, trimmed at base with 4-inch silk fringe, made to operate with Traverse attachments, cords and tassels. Traverse rings... ie The over-draperies consist of one pair of curtains of a striped 50-inch damask of very fine quality. looped back with silk cord and tassel loops lined with sateen. The valance consists of 50-inch figured damask of very fine quality, lined with sateen, mounted on buckram, shaped at base and trimmed with a bullion fringe to harmonize, hung on blind mee wood cognice.... Scheme No. 8 Glass curtains consist of an allover pat- tern of a very fine quality ef net, trim- med at base with silk fringe, headed with casing, to hang on $713. 50 brass rod. ee ae Over-draperies consist of a so-inch fig-, ured silk and mercerized damask, lined with sateen, pleated to hang with on rods, looped back at side with of same material. The valance consists ef same material shaped at base. Lined with sateen and trimmed with silk fringe.. Scheme No. 9 Consists of roller shade, using a striped silk Austrian cloth in two-tone colors mounted on Hartshorn spring roller, trim- med at base with silk fringe and silk tassel pull... The curtains consist of figured shadow lace, of a very fine quality, trimmed at base with silk fringe, made to operate with Travese attachments, with cord and tassel pulls. Over-drapery consists of so-inch sunfast velvet, of very fine. quality, lined with sateen, pleated to hang with rings rods, looped back at side with enoage of — same material. The valance of same * terial with shaped base, fin- ished with silk fringe to match $31. 750 Scheme No. 16 Shade consists of striped Austrian —_ mounted on pre toe sett shaped at base a med OS 5 ] 5 with fringe and l “1 pall sails ih Side drapes consist of a silk warp cre- tonne, pleated to hang with on rods. The valamce consists of striped se loch silk, shirred full, being mounted on a buckram, to hang on blind wood cornice. The side drapes looped back with same silk to match valance NOTE—Our draperies. without exception, are =: on untarnishable best quality bie = ‘vying many German girls. Their in-) cha ‘tense hatred of the French caused { bus Berlin hotels to come to an agree-) 1% ment last week that no rooms will be: stt given to people of that nationality, pw ‘and I noticed today in one of the, th ‘largest and best-known restaurants.|p “= ‘that all French wines had, been; mat ; peroesed | out of the menu. : — of | Taxes on Rooms. ‘of f Berlin is undoubtedly the most) ywded city fn Europe today. It is, » international in atmosphere) other German cities. It ts al-/f tmpossible to secure a room in hotel or pension. There are two) Sf man- words which greet you on side: “Alles besetzt,” meaning) ll rooms are taken.” Owing to Ue crowded conditions, the law) Mllows every German family to heave = lenly a certain number of rooms, and | t [ the number of persons in the hold does not warrant the pum-{ 4 of rooms registered in {ts name, ) ‘they are forced to take boarders and) Fi ‘rent out the remaining rooms. The) »* ‘latest rule in Wilmersdorf, which ts) B the finest and most desirable Bec: | 'tion of Berlin, is that no ———— f pmay rent a room or board in @ pri-, Sate family, but may stfil live in pen- ' #lons or hotels. This rule will aa Rugs and Carpets at Worth- While Savings ied Patterns | 3 ce /f00n be apviied to other residence) | Seamle: ? z Wilton Velvet Ru gs ‘ '. All Auslander, whether in hotel or 3 We have never offered a better value than these closely © /Pension, must pay a Beherberg- The figures vou ust uallv find them at are $89.75 woven heavy Rugs. Good range of Wilton patterns and |Ssteuer, an 80 per cept tax on the oe negroes becam a1 at report 9 29° 50 tional o ty | colors. Finished with heavy knotied fringe. “Price of our room, a city tax of 5 cars and the high-priced cars. eo ange elirgorat fab gus and $92.50. An exceptional opportunity. : " g See strakote seas due Sauna The man of moderate income tie Wks ee Ox]: s 19 50 $34. ‘¢ ead a loxary tax of 2 per cent. It is finds in Buick a car of marked : x12 — nae, Speen OF Se , to enter Southern Germany, power, endurance and long life os Bavaria. Mesich peruse) with a low cost of operation. Diseontinued Patterns to remain only three days — The man who can pay more for Finest Quality Wiltons The kind you pay $125 and S139 atic without any hesitation. Their worth impresses instantly. Axminster Carpets 4 mds a very high tax for your a car finds in Buick all that he $100.00 recall that ized two-tone striped Austrian cloth, scal- but information any negroes ther volun- that there Buick 23—Sir—39 Seven- Passenger Touring Car $1545 Delivered St. Lout: A Million Buicks! Buick production has now reached the “million-car” mark. Buick is the only car in the in- dustry to reach this mark—except one well-known make of stand- ard, low-priced fours. It is an achievement in automobile pro duction, but this high total has a greater significance. - san- Diséontin Royal Wilton Rugs Extra Heavy An excellent assortment of designs in the latest coler . “Auslander” Really Godsend. combinations—taupe, black and taupe, or chintz » Although there is so much objec- 4 tion ~ $3.25 per yd. to the presence of the Ausiand- natine buyers what thev w 5, ONY ws aes Seundiy "Aboaiien Stool a Car. tO peerage t mor ' th 4 -ery tandsome stool, meade by Stickiey. Sturdi'y constructed end “risked Ly 7 tn dull silky antieue mahegeny. {ft will serve @ Purpere i&@ “amy pieces ebout the home. | $5.50 | he Javan Tea Wagon o residerts o ‘_ Pa Sons decorated «m se*t two-tone brews finish tep when ope 4617 ches. - — a ? & terge portabie trey m base. ideai for card, uacheon of service (able. . . . Mede oy Sueckley 4 ) $25.00 Fine, Quality—5000 Yards ee | requires in beauty, convenience and easy riding comfort. 3x13.” Buick has reached the million mark because it gives discrimi- It means that people have found in Buick the happy mean between two extremes—between the cheap Vesper-Buick Lindell at Grand Auto Company West Pine al Vandeventer © ident ‘ them Another House Fired Into. iS estimated that 100 negroes the shooting Barnes Ridge | no one was hurt. ' West Side Buick Auto Co. 2023 Delmar Boulevard Kuhs-Buick Co. Jakes-Buick Auto Co. 2837 N. Grand Boulevard Kirkwood. Mo. The Sheriff of Dunklin County Fares Refunded ° Said over the te ephone that theer > . - . le ab ut 200 - a ote Kast Side Buick Co. sauuy a tans te ee According to | dis. — 326 N. 10th St., East St. Louis, LLL The Sheriff of Mississip-. e . - that some negroes had Retailers’ Plan imity upen receipt of reports of warnings in Pemiszscot The onty incident in his! me sal@. was the plaritnc of : dynamite on the steps of South Side Buick Auto Co. 406 S. Grand Boulevard i. ? . . aie eit : ’ sc iTia ¥ a ‘ter ‘ira elae ‘) je at waa fired nto but ¢ & “~~ TT} . a _¥ LR) aw com sutomobilesars dit. Buick will bald them .. ~~

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bp S AY | : ‘ SW WG SIA Ty Gl vw 0 6 °e ° ee. AER GC. aaneianiaentiiateiileanditia Te i AA XS QQ Q G Mii (i AX Spe epA SO WIS fee 0 SS wr S11 oS I™ SA MAW WU)] ) WG G J}, WW n i 8s) . x cee a eine a 0 —_> iS SS NAA AAAANNAANAAANAAAANAAAAAASA NAN AANARNAAANAAANAAAAANAAAAAN ii : iba PAGES 1—8B TWO. | ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1923. ee - SS _— rd | Germany Today, as Se Bi a q ¢ Says France Apparently ~a pee by an Illinois Girl Who OY Cor LC Turned from Reparations to oot — French Scheme, Born of ' “Tf She Can Control Ruhr Mines Failure, Boupd to Fail, | ' Lloyd George Declares Judging from Speeches of French Statesmen, Writes Former Brit- | ish Premier, ‘‘France Means to | . ‘ ae MONGST the ‘gages’ demanded | | Stick to the Ruhr. Not by Way A» Poincare in August last year | | | : . the sh | of Annexation, but by Hanging } ee ee and Belgium and Poland Can Be Persuaded to Join in the Deal, Then Europe Will Be at the ; Berlin Crowded, With Heavy Tax on Rooms “B06 —Opera Goers Pull Out Rye Bread and ; Sausage Between the Acts. i i il ~~ \] certain pivotal German industries in the On to the Industries There Until (] Rhine area. Now the Ruhr industries are clearly to be included within the scope of m Mise Irna E. Eisenhart of Waterloo, Ill., who is studying music in y, has sent to the Post-Dispatch the following interesting letter ’ VB been in Germany for thej mental arithmetic, for prices asia War Time Premier of Great Britain secure the controlling interest in the Ruhr ‘about reateeins ol@ friendly. relations betwens mines and Belgium and Poland can be per- ‘ture; France is to profit. a . “ ( * | o>. yw Tn! ti Sv ‘ . ° ~~ six months and have had un ange so frequently and suddenly Sa ring ~saey peste : be ni ee ret ted te soln in the*éeal, then the con ‘France and Russia. Of course, for a considera- , right in Gre ritain Dy Lonc ? ié. “opyrigh* suadae Oo join in e . - } opportunities to observe the\that they are apt to double during) "* . tion. Russia i r: G , is to manufac- r t s As tion. Tae : ; Ss s to buy: Germany is to manutac | in Australasia by Australian Press sociation Ex tinent of Europe will be at the mercy of . 7 cal, political and social con-)the time required to find and count ciusive World Rights Held by United Feature Syndicate in this country today. | out your change. eats ase Whole or in Part Prohibited. All this immense coal and iron combine. | Then Bienebita. which ter eons ties Maas | moment you cross their border) When Minutes Mean Dollars. | a | “Nothing is to be left to chance. One )in the air, are now actually in type. Now ‘the you become conscious of the! | walked into the American Ex-| LONDON, March 3. ‘| of the ‘gages’ is to be control over Ger- | \tYpe is ordinary black—later on it may be red. spirit toward Auslander (for- press office one day to exchange a —— )of our great wealth from the eyes yand. Barthou and Poincare. (| this character. Brigands are not made of ‘italists? Italy already has made it clear she Heavy Taxes on Rooms. (of the hostile German public. With regard to M. Parthou’s intervention, I feel |} that simple stuff.” has no intention of walking into a trap. Russia _ Berlin is undoubtedly the most) Sear I] must, as one of the founders of the Reparations | “Ts 3 he f y not have been approached. It is not wded city in Europe today. It is) Meal With Wine for 40 Cents. commission. say a word. There were important. ca lbs ee ee Oe eer naga pany Sint there have been ‘tntormal soundings. nore international in atmosphere We continue to pay Auslander’ questions of amount and time which could not be eens. eee te be 6 tellus (It is not easy to reckon what the bolshevists may other German cities. It is al-{prices on all purchases—which is | determined before the signature of the peace ) lor may not do under any circumstance. But one impossible to secure a room in\jmany times the price listed on all) treaty, and could not be settled at aj] without giv to be given shares in these great mines and in- \can be fairly assured they will not \place their hotel or pension. There are two)articles. We strive to conceal our ing Germany full opportunity for being heard. ‘dustries. sauna in the jaws of a rapacious capitalistic) an words which greet you on({ identity as Auslander by speaking Hence the appointment of the Reparations Com- What proportion of shares? Amongst the ‘crocodile of this character. Brigands are not ry side: “Alles besetzt,” meaning) “erman, but betray it instead, for mission. It was called into existence to settle \“gages” demanded by Poincare in August last /made of that simple stuff. "All rooms are taken: Owing to; frequently questions asked by us in | these questions after hearing evidence and delib- )year were 60 per cent of the shares in certain( Will German statesmen consent to sell their crowded conditions, the law | German are replied to in English. | erating its effect. Of this commission M. Barthou (pivotal German industries in the Rhine area. \country into political and economic bondage for an tllows every German family to have; Even if our speech did not betray js now chairman. He therefore presides over the )Now the Ruhr industries are clearly to be included {indefinite period? It is incredible. No doubt enly a certain number of rooms, and({us, our shoes would, for while these body which had committed to its charge judicial (within the scope of the demand. France has the \there had been feelers between French and Ger- the number of persons in the)people are wearing flat, low-heeled,| functions of a momentous character. )iron ore of Lorraine and the coal of the Sarre (man capitalists some time before the Ruhr in- hold does not warrant the num-{ short, broad, round-tipped shoes, we| He has to adjudicate from time to time on cases (Valley. Her financiers have been engaged in buy- ‘vasion. Mr. Loucheur and Mr. Stinnes are cred- of rooms registered in its name,)are gaily tiptoeing around in our presented by Germany under a multitude of dif- ‘ing up coal mines in Silesia. If she can secure the /ited with having had conversations on the subject they are forced to take boarders and( ridiculously high-heeled, pointy-| ferent heads. Inflammatory speeches on the very ‘controlling interest in the Rhur mines and Bel- (of amalgamating interests in Lofraine fren ore rent out the remaining rooms. The| toed slippers. One hesitates to wear subjects he has to preserve judicial calm upon are ‘gium and Poland can be persuaded to join in the )and Ruhr coal. But the Ruhr invasion has awak- latest rule in Wilmersdorf, which is/ pretty clothes brought along from quite incompatible with his position. When he )deal, then the continent of Europe will be at the ;ened from its stupor the patriotism of Germany. the finest and most desirable sec-{ America, not only because the un- occupied the same post, Poincare ultimately rec- \mercy of this immense coal and iron combine. (There has therefore been introduced a potent new tion of Berlin, is that no Auslander/ kind, appraising glances of the na-| ognized that he could not continue to write con-) I said last week that the ports were still open. (element into the calculations. This element does ‘may rent a room or board in a pri-( tives are very disagreeable, but also | troversial articles on questions which might come ‘So long as they are Central Europe can protect )not mix well with international finance. It may ‘Nate family, but may still live in | because by comparison with their| before him for decision as a Judge. He therefore ‘itself to a certain extent against this gigantic (be depended upon to resist to the last any effort ‘Wons or hotels. This rule will very toon be apniied to other residence) appallingly futuristic in design. sections. , (be available. But that possibility is to be provided (Without control the “gage” !s worthless. | All Auslander, whether in hotel or) heart of every American bargain! eminent statesmen. If they mean what actual ‘How can Germany balance a budget without a jin all countries are proverbially independent. * ( ‘Pension, must pay a Beherberg- ® Steuer, an 80 per cent tax on = Seared cheap if the exchange is Ruhr. Not by way of annexation. Oh, no! That, a tariff? What more productive tariff than duty (ments. During the war they have to be reasoned @ Price of your room, a city tax of 5(carefully watched and _ purchases | according to M. Barthou, is a ‘foolish, mendacious ‘on foreign coal, metal and manufactures? And )With before they could be persuaded to take the Per cent on your entire pension pill | made on the day the value of the/ and stupid” lie. But France means to hang of ‘¢yus all competitive products will be excluded from course urged upon them by the Government of the and a luxury tax of 2 per cent. It is/ mark drops very suddenly and be- to the “gages” until reparation is paid. What are ‘the German markets. The combine will thus be \day in the interests of the country. They will how almost impossible for any for-\fore the shopkeepers havé had time|the “gages”? The industries of Ruhr. If the jsupreme. i'view the commands of a syndicate controlled by er to enter Southern Germany,)to raise their prices. Beautiful table} French Governnient {s to control industries which End ; ‘foreign Governments with suspicion and repug- as Bavaria. Munich pérmits({ linens may be bought for one-fourth) represent the life of this prosperous area for 30 | An of Reparations. \nance. Should disputes arise—and they are more / to remain only three days and) of the normal price; a good meal, in-| years, it assumes greater authority over the dis-) It is true that if this cynical scheme comes off (likely than ever to arise constantly under these ands a very high tax for your( cluding everything from soup and ca-| trict than it exercises over the mining area of ‘there is an end of reparations—for the inde- )eonditions—who will be responsible for the pro- brief presence there. viar to meat, vegetables, dessert and pas de Calais. | a bottle of wine for 40 cents; car fare) In its own districts no Government takes upon (life will soon languish. But there are signs that \troops operate? Or will the German army police ee “Auslander”’ Really Godsend. : | Although there is so much objec-/and one can purchase a pair of fine! to the destination and distribution of coal pro- (covering reparations and that it is now brooding }Popular sympathy will be with the strikers. It Hon to the presence of the Ausiand-{ kid gloves for 20 cents. Eggs cost 12! quced. But there are indications that control over {upon loot—on an immense scale. For discussions /is a fantastic idea, born of failure, and therefore *f, yet this so-termed “menace” is, in) cents a dozen. I know an American the Ruhr industries is to be of a much more far- {in the French press contemplate even wider and \bound itself to be a failure. e instances, a real godsend to( gentleman who bought material of) reaching character than this. And this is where (more far-reaching developments than those in- them. With great inconsistency, | finest woolen quality. for four suits | the hints—broad hints—thrown out by the French )volved in control of German industries. Lay OP pension owners and all others having (4nd had them made by a tailor, the; press come in. France, in order to secure pay- Italy, Poland and even Russia are to be brought fooms to rent, advertise that they)total cost being $50. . ment of the reparation installments in future, is }in. The high line taken for years by Parisian pa- Mant Auslander, preferably eemaigh eer ‘= === = ae —= - Gna, with the hope of receiving (and | Cost of Hearing Opera. jdollars a seat to hear in America. | deafening applause and cheering; a)a violent hiss in the midst of his) knowledge of music here among all ‘© some cases really stipulating) that) A ticket to the Staadtsopern Haus) +, greatest expense (if it may be) woman left her seat and rushed up( playing, to make known their dis-{ classes of people. In almost every Dayment be made in dollar bills. costs 27,000 marks for all foreigners .,, called) is not the ticket, but other( «p, aisle to hand him a rose which) approval. The appearing pianist had) home they are familiar with the “i many public squares, placards) and about 2000 for Germans. All| items that must be paid for, such an’ she had been wearing; a man ran( many warm friends and admirers in works of all the great composers and ve been posted requesting the( Germans must present their passes, ,- grams, checking of hat and wraps.) up and insisted upon shaking his) the audience who resented this hiss,) know the themes of all the fine old Pores not to sell articles to Aus-)containing @ small photograph =f) which, together with the car or te!) hand across the footlights; and an-/and sent forth another directed) symphonies. There is such evident ; af Mader, but the merchant is not apt( themselves, to attest their identity) ra.. far exceeds the price of the other, in his boundless, unrestrained) toward the offenders, to be quiet.{ interest, such ® spirit of following This resulted in such constant re-) knowingly every note in the work ( to heed this sort of public~edmoni-) #5 German-born citizens and thus/ 4; .pao¢. enthusiasm, leaped upon the stage) tofiating of hiss for hiss, that in the/ produced, that it must be very grat- ( , to cheaper - et SS ws edb yy oto see and kissed him. Can you picture an B well today, were it not for the‘ ©® ies . A di losing its di ? . | . velatio , ) American audience g its dignity ‘Avslander. | ibe bought - 165 o aa mess is val oe eis descend }and sense of decorum or evincing|cult to discriminate which hissing / interested thought present. | we Americans can) ¥ -\ i , ; Between which means that ( ‘impulsive rapture to that extent? | party had gained the ascendancy—) Sausage the Acts. ; stra/ ences compared with our American) : nly,)/hear the Philharmonic Orchestra; | | tho pedo or cons—end it ended by) co) a. Minas aes “For the first, anc ‘ rst, and perhaps o oy: ome in our lives we count our(under such splendid conductors as) audiences. Such unconventionality! | Hisses Pro and Con. in millionaire’s figures. The) Furtwangler, Schneevoight and/ At a recent concert of a very much) At another concert where a well- thought in every mind(|Bruno Walter and the beautiful art| beloved German planist, the audi-{ known pianist dared to deviate a friends remained, demanding re- numbers, unwrap immense 2 ’ . delighted that it rose) bit, im Chopin Etude from th 43 Question on everyone's lips)of Kreisler, Joseph Schwarz, Elly)ence was 80 tn opin e | “What ts the dollar ear?” We} Ney and Friedman for less than 5{ with one accord after several num-{ traditional interpretation usually peated qnearen. bags and proceed to. munch .- AcGitring much skill in rapid)cents—artists whom we pay sev bers and rewarded the artist with) given, part of the audience sentforth? It is wonderful to note the wide Continued on ys hunter, All articles can-be bought words convey, then France means to stick to the ‘revenue? How can she raise a revenue without )They take no orders even from their own Govern- | general excitement it became diffi-) ifying to the performer to sense the a ; ; ' ; Mercy of This Immense Coal and | Iron Combine—Italian Statesmen | 7 gonditions there today. She is living in Berlin, but has traveled much | Reparations Are Paid.’’ ( ee nd. France has the iron ore’ of Are Alarmed.”’ d the various states since her arrival in that country. Her letter is of ; pe = 4 th oal of the Sarre Valle Eis interest because it deals frequently with the more homely phases | mings ee ang tel engaged in se pea Be * ASA ‘ , , Ww ( er tin rs : . . ; - i : | We that do not often get into the news.» By DAV Ip LLOY D GEORGE. ing up coal mines in Silesia. If she can pers about “no traffic with murder” is being given | mee up. Instead we have much sentimental ,twaddle i ee ee. Hilaire Belloc Scouts Notion d Asks He's a “Jew Baiter” and A PPO COPPA ae en That Books, Not Reviews, Be Read i a” nm - - ae a a a i i i i i i i | - — a a we English Writer Blandly Confesses a Toryism in Literature. Without Defense of Classical Leanings; Terms Wells a Poor Prophet- ~~ ee ee _ By Lawrence Stallings. A Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, March 3. 66 A rater of mine,” I said to Hilaire Belloc, “calls you a Jew baiter.” Belloc waved his hand airily. “A typical instance,” he said, “of which we had just been discussing. Men have ceased to read books; t they read reviews instead and they accept any misstatement as facts, [I ‘will wager your young friend has never read my book on Semitism.” ' “My friend said that he had not,’ I told him. “Say to him for me, then,” smiled) might be playing a stronger hand in Belloc, “to read the book and to cite, world politics,” he said, “but the me the paragraph he finds to sub-) Ministers know that the British stantiate this opinion of me. Also{ populace won't fight any more. The tell him to beware of footnotes in, boys are home to stay.” | , S. have looked? oie F anything he reads I Justif Rul Rewrnaiien up and overthrown references that | ‘had gone unchaHenged a hundred) ' ; / ; | ‘tom of the differences between the | book. about a problem, there is always a ’ ' i ; | the populace will hate him for print- “France,” he said, “is morally jus- i years. One man twists the truth of | Seaman a pom ys art another's book to lend force to his satiate th eens She own, the falsehood is taken as a fact tg rane ri th . lid jae by successive reviewers and a cen: | & r fon tury of readers accept the lie as fact. } on en ee eee }ter than to join hands and swarm ‘ays § ised to meet a Se ae ae of ins eae | Across the continent, with all the - ,) little blighter states joining im te t Bell that one meets a [ told Belloc | take a slice of Polish territory. The great meny Americans Wie’ 78"! trench have seennes a Gee read his books, essays, histories they c t go td the Ger- verse, tracts and satires. And that | , ee 4 some said he was a first rate stylist) ™®" indemnity payments, and it fs and historian of note, while others | ranged fe te BS pv whe Wolf!” at the mention of nis given the’ Germai dremecer. Shae “If a writer goes after the facts,” | Cnoush to yield his surplus that ts he said, growing serious at once, being diverted to other ways. sar “two things will surely befall h'm. ally, she had every right to invade, : He will never be a best seller; and “What about the economic rights?” I asked him. “France will be economically vin- dicated,” he said, “if she brings out of Germany the material and money which are due her. If she forces the reparations payments, all will be tact--that would have been absurd;) Well and you will see economic justi- would have bred injustice, persecu- | ne for every “move she has _( made. tion—but I sought to get at the bot “Apd if she doesn’t? e “Then the peace is hopeless. France cannot withdraw her troops now that she is within the Ruhr unless they bring back the things they went in for. France has gone “When you begin writing the truth)to pot if her troops return empty wows And Belloc finished the ing a truth they do not cafe to be reminded of. I wrote a book on the problems arising when one race lives within another race. I did not ad vocate any laws to regulate this con- two races, hoping that mutual recog- hition of facts might increase amity. And now I am damned for my pains by a man who has never read the man to look over your shoulder and paragraph with the air of a man shout untruths to the populace.” who has never had the slightest idea One might go on interviewing | of seeing France ga to pot. Hilaire Belloc indefinitely. ‘him anywhere and there is resist-/ alarm Belloc as it does other visitors ' i : } i } ’ ' ; ; | ance and immediate response to the) to our shores. He cannot see that slightest’ mental stimuli. I forget/ it is playing the supposedly tremen- . how’ many languages it was Caesar was wont to dictate in, bet} Baan may possibly have a Iittle Belloc might certainly be interviewed { private war with Turkey, but he in all of them simultaneously with-) doesn’t expect it.” He was asked out batting a controversial eyelash. whence came his optimism as to the Cardinal O'Connell has recently char-\ future of Europe. last century’s styles, our apparel is | very properly resigned his commissionership. (trust, for the products of Britain and America wil] )to put German industry under foreign control, and | acterized him as “The greatest lay “Right Men in Control.” Catholic mind in the world today.” “The right men are in control,” | ’ ; \ ’ , . , +. se % a ais | Ee | France’s Apparent Intention. ‘against. Nothing is to be left to chance, One of | Then there’s the German workman who must | Now just what is a “lay Catholic), ..14 The best thing that came Germany today would delight the; But to revert to the speeches delivered by these )the “gages” is to be control over German customs. /be taken into account. The miner and engineer | mind?” with the peace was the change from “Lay Catholic Mind.” the hands of half-civilized to civil ' i i | ; ’ Read Belloc’s essays, or, better (ee control in imp West.” When he still, his fascinating “High Lights\*#id the wee ountees his eyes on the French Revolution,” and if)twinkled. “Democracy,” said Belloc , “ ishly, “is for angels.” you say that you recognize a “lay({ TO8" i 4 Catholic mind,” either you have) “And what,” I asked, “is a civil great penetration or have fallen into( ized man?” the habit of the present method of) “The man with the most tradition attacking the writer. A talk with and with the most vivid background ‘the man settled the issue, however. (| of orderly civilization. For 30 years | ' ) pendence of German industry is strangled and its ‘tection of life, liberty and property? Will foreign : [ the disatisfied members of the audi- women in evening dress at the) He is not alarmed over the es ence leaving the hall while the operas and concerts, between the trangement of A lay Catholic mind, most assured-) preceding the war Europe had been ly, is one reared high upon traditior, in the hands of the barbarian with one with as many frowning trac:)& smattering of the arts. The older amgunts to half a cent in our money; | {tself—except during war—to give directions as )French enterprise has abandoned all idea of re- fact practically under orders given from Paris? swt and abutments as a Gothic) man, with deeper memories of efvil- cathedral—-with panes of high, mel-| ization, had been pushed into the lowed lights and mystic spaces and} background by the skeptic, the fn | comic gargoyles thrusting into alr.) tamaeton upstart. Imagine the Prus- Surely His Eminence was thinking) sian dictating the life and interest of a cathedral built up out of aces(of the German from the Westerg when he said that of Hilaire Belloc.’ cities, in towns grown old in trad) The Englishman gives the impres-/ tion and the beauty of life before sion that he is not disturbed over\his King began. “urope is back is gg ng Oe age the situation in Europe and that he; the hands of the man equipped te has spent few nights in distress over govern.” : what may or may not happen in this) Here Belloc, pushed by questions, world. Rather he radiates the sen-( went into the matter of education. sation of being keenly alive to the)“A man may feceive a college de good in life and is filled with a/ sree,” he said, “without a knowledge devotion to a God who permeates) of the life of the Romans and of the everywhere, even to Hilaire Belloc.) Greeks. He will receive a | But for his Oxford accent he might( but he will not receive an ed . be mistaken fer Monsieur le Cure) Of course, you hear all the modern of some French parish, with his ra-(arguments to the contrary; tional blue eyes and his stiff, grayish) !* no use going back to the bair, cut en bresse. of civilization for an ed England fromm France,/ chided for refusing to learm He doesn't even care to warm up| suages, that the ; 2 rhy io the subiject, for he thinks the) Le! <a “Bagiand r . 4 eae . ; ¥ Vertis see lf ae i . Bg: Poke} The Near East doesn't begin to. that( dous part in the European game. —

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‘ee )) - PAT , : 3 -” 7 aero mas | - _ = . Peensed ty JOP H PULITZER : s2, are ‘ P | . , : admisaistration * : -£ 7 Pattighes by the Putiierr Publishing “ The = es a Tucifth Rouicver gent caronclogically. Morally % ‘s at lew ‘ide . “a | S ond Oliee Bireet | ; : am “~ » a si ‘ s a a Continued From Page iB. ~ a TRE Post-prsr 4TH PLAT- contd tavs. Im as far as expectation impiles | owt . : | a : rOR. athe desire on ‘he pubilc’s part that condition &z Bot } intent Three busdred boys anf yours mez. a eo cus SIE fh PASE 3 save exist. The public mind ‘wo years ago was sors, dis- 1° to 30 years off. in the State Penitentiary, says the a Bulks o - os : 7 sage + wanted « change Further’ COmmiseioner, are learning to use @rugs, axe doing . = a te he ata Aly th : hear. 't wanted. Aad as [oTCed Inte vicious practices and are becoming Canger- ie gamily may Ee ee ee oa a y lament the present hard times. tio + «gudtideace Me Harding made no specific promises 9S Criminela Mr. Biakey has resigned bis post be | | “ + ‘ways seem to have enough - — ume ‘ . ae “they ® . ‘ . hes cur fight Aoemegerg ses of at pemertion. rower He talked im generaiities The normalcy which be @ of bis unwiliingness longer to take respons bi)- _ > marks with which to buy their daily iene t+ ey party. sheers oppose “ancke was at best a vagne hope The clock was to ity for conéitions im the State Reformatory for Boys : ~~ Bt They are perfectiy aghast at | priviveesd clescee art pratiie pion- he tavned back. The good old dare before ‘he eats at Boonr'tile ) : ie tees aie se wy trepeert ivy ee ‘ne world was It te utter, impossible, sare Blakey. to keep a gu. Le. > | " z a Germany “1 full of erage _ oo) re enna Sovetes , . nae Ghee ent of the Ge oxig ficiently «1 Dery .7 7 to sr ig ee fame meer gardens ane iiquor mores of Sl! th ihe public wetiace. never be antistied is grievous straits. But the rest of the world wo , P e : a 2 — sopioeg — amon ys Sage ‘ + x a sight to quicken the thirst — @Mh suerety printing mews, abways jars to work out ita orn salvation We were not ‘he Crug traffic and habits of rice Whetler we ac- : > oe ny an American gentleman. | cee —— ie Dy hy an ee ae ee eee ee ae re PEPE ON WE SlaSe gy US | SS rae Mee 23 sacs BSA gS ESO REET, a Spee: pig Pt eens Sse J o%, , griatied, unhappy oon that 1 will sgn alg, 07 ‘han that it did sot know what rata lnpmetion cor comrugtion. whwwse so PR Fe tes * » the idea of America’s prohibition Pt ptnet SR EM,» i Ce eat e\ysmt Were to be restored. The rest a? nor > theally iniepenGent; mever be. teevinesiy inditterent to the grief and poverty and °°? th-« verdict or not. Biakey’s propose) of an in- ee. : | I.fhe German women smoke far more j59 et ed @tia & org we bet Pee we ™ * 2 -3° aed termediate rete, , Srey fro gouthe rrr) So ete prison ‘ a Re ‘ than American women. > grreeteery gate re ‘" 7 . rms dees R | freely toa : prelate 4 i 3 perverts. > bi — he ma Iya = oN pe ee i o ea UR Cceiedte Cee Vig eRe 2, , "3 A Tr” a-' A é : ‘yamic bew iderment cf the gli we were concerned with retriev(ng our oFD ores farm east of Jefferenn City. where first offenders ; POSEN H PULATIEM. i gerity and contentment and we were going *9 66 coud be taken for reform rather than to be schpole¢ | ben 4 ~— a » * Zéving conditions are really ver) a Age® 10, 1907 “J em shor in crime, appeals to reason Certainly the State can- 4 Py Sa ' : - gnsettied and distfessing here, fa: LETTER § yROM ‘THE PEO That was the enaditics of the wort is & not afford the stigma of making oengers OF crim- = ) ~~ s ’ 2 : ao a ogy mi get z. ‘hat wae *he theory of Mr. Harding. TT xe *oec to: mais worse then they are it cannot afford the in-'™| a ; on ae f f3F *s er “* >aé ‘ ryty) & hunch of ant ‘toharcn ‘ ran r rantured the Rtate P _ M Rercen wesc P4yprer ned Whiei eoul4 the : . : 7. ee : a . ib of the Jee heaves beer «f thet tite” Gone ter bing vi her than e@’ahi sn the hity. bowoor Legisiature and fasten on them an anticigaret*. | ’ t ’ ; ' a _ bearing an old, well-known name— , ‘ P . oa . } * A F " » : to Wr, were the fhrigilene mertiryret” The en4 truetworbhiness of Japan ** wool revra 2 #2 2? The cranke did not confine '‘hetpselves to a uro- | . : (The = i -@ truly aristocratic Prussian family a’? ) ame 6@ho (were intimate friends of the! : ex-Kaiser as well as several other er ewee ie ohvieue Vet. while the Chris Nap ant fon ribetion *o Progress: nibition of cigaretie emoking for children, but in- ~ luded every man, woman and chiid in the State. The § ‘he 9 a / * European Kings ang members ’ - as! al » goyalty. This family formerly lived | Ger tearive ie held op to oer view ase ta ring eect pnp « eed ec 1 @arrvifive bie Seriempererry the Jewicth mertryt, is rep in tty tixice The! te gseeeunted for by the 4ehtior hee been propyvunted & traneartir " ot for. in a eastie in a ease and ele- | ithe feet thet the etroetiles of the T+ reerhing moral renee aennes in thar 4 hae re-estal. gance Today. pertinent only a athe Were Completely everthadowed by |. | ormail ' ¢ pnmtenes 4 the steam whistles of the city’s factories have sounded “= a, YG . a moderate-sized apartment and run @ vastly more horrible ereettios re lighed intertiationsiiy the tali¢ity of contract, A ‘Be Seem Walm tee C2, Gream an that Amerva. soctmer oF ut , : . Our penal system at best is a failure. If it can its #h of it tah sie ryt on *heir free. ¢ The teren? agresetper? fro the parment of Gres Pritains war Get on tertrs believe4 prarticable for a > arreat of several prominent men followed, and now the Freemans League of Balt Lake City bas beld a »" wer «= mass tneeting. packed to the €oors, to. protest Aliso And so it has always gone. [t war so in Puritar ne” . 2.°o3.. t» power the Christian” Rigeiry and 44 was in jeoperéy—the netions furely would hare intolerant mipority acted. while the free ea ™ : = “ | | tg f paintings, rare porcelain, silver and | fe ieticiem trereling in the gules of re : eS , _— , le foumeed moachalantiy about and let their 1i1 : . a | gome of the handsome furniture. hig tue een) Held ewey over the ignorant undergone m rest, ortes) betore trae and ror. [perp hOUDE | 2 IDS .an.y & i - | ‘ : ' , > . Many families. formerly quite | on ied of the populers tmerre could serurely operete erties De #10.en Then, too late, they sounded the ) se : “ , ss - ; wealthy. have had to sell all their an ft wee fone te herve @ whole ghetto And there is the Previfent’: proposal that the t arm : é is . ' 3 = silverware and jewels in order to buy | og Geterminated st one sirvke oy {9 speek (nited Stgtes enter into the juris4ictior , «4% . BO it ill be in Missouri and everrwhere fine if , 4 ‘ - tz 9 coal for the winter. Therefore, one bu men wese burnt &f the wstakes. their a eee Of Re 1D \ sthinome athen an thats right in auemel AOE G ’ , = can buy priceless articies very'Gc Bohien were tepet then thrown inta the ternational Court of Justice end join with the other!) ~ — Stated — e enemies Of tibert: ; * eo | cheaply in the antique shops now. | 4! Bree. thelr femities were eratier * bis . : AQ f ri : inGay f r s ny ." . 4 " 7 a 3 : where “e* 8g of bread oo ‘ vee alt Hates . a ee ether innorent pleasure ne long ax they ar lett sr. - ) " ' i U ; a P 3 . or oiher nations bave not imposed. but it is as step for , ; » every 100-mark piece was carefully ty t ec Me : , “A rs a - y _ ‘hh erorw "S ? P = Gm ir ime ana evinething mught to te Gene that if the eocond haif af hie sdministration anitiety Pubiie schools the university and good roads the pace ve unto : pre mnt day. YT. ia 2 3 » " — rs ‘ % ; % remedy this sundition | repetition of the first his party will be ewept ov the children c ‘h it prompt and businesslike in approving but that he owed it to the young In 's enty-four. just as I reia‘e " c# | b The things of striking merit Tt i. 5 administration h res a i zg siatures are eo) iaily Siar ept! le and Qyer the presidential! Cal! yl . ntains ur ‘er w hich aweiis the Mighty proval. There remain anme differences have been under fire. Legislators either themselves ». ‘ — a | Anywa"* are engaged in petty graft by introducing “sand- - fel) . na ge _ Goa het Ned the ne United & - The other fellows. n the beginning, when God had wille ; the nited States A few irreconcilabies” bageing”” bills for the purpose of extorting moner - ie . lige . | f ie sf ant tf how Earth into being, and the glittering stars and | gome disgruntled Democrats—13 in all—pl ee ) aren't élssesed | peaked upon, it ent ow nat: dais. per@inctory opposition, but their fracti« as with the images coming and going T huge granite stones which we had no effect on the 79 Senators that vo . r mn their own minds,” he laughed. ” “They write volumes on the shape | sies that rerult Wheat will he undertake to do to lrevive the popular sentiment of 1920” r h by ? +4 tte ; 4 j . perheps more ignorant than that of Missouri Bills Hands Chinese Dragon. and the valleys and deserts, the Senate ané the Mouse of Representatives, . of their own heads. Uniess | am probibiting the teaching of the evolutionary ¢ ¥ th -_ —— tretch undulat , “ eae a z : ss reading isto omi or . ne heory In and great stretches of _ | slating “ar i, po an early adjustment is promised, and in aff _" rake Now, Wells ts a jolly fellow.” werk Be merenants | (From the ? outevitie Courter youre 1) ee me not. the Oriole With Xs Golden Cost, the Parrots PROAIBITION IN MASSA 7 whey ne Bore gsc Bost — There te atili emether cheice left Tron | , mms When hope was Gim in thelr gaudy vesture, the Doves and Finches, — : 7 a CHUSETTS. = mary talent for seeing things vividly @ tiame of men whe have often mate | Bid the flying and al! of the Song Birds tn their many colors: From the Boston Post. “ae 6 *"¢ putting them down on paper for H rf iture Birds came | FE have learned much in the last Others to see. Yet why must Wellet try to be a prophet? He does #8 eres in Or thdvuetrial werke manage | ) Osts « freedom Onivy the Havens and the Vu Ment of relireade municipal werk ane. Turn about net then. nor came they at all, until a long | years. The Post believes that only a an : | ; 2 | Father badly. When rou shout old pity anegere in meny cities Rigty. | ‘ An 1 foil w him ? ' ° Lim : , fie ’ | | —_—_ tire at ible few wish the oa! loon j vt . rt? 4 ty " ,* Was if nar After Vian and Inhumanity came, then came ' d — back. tru h to the populace it follows yous. Ec else happens, they are gone forever. But the & ; Cevotediy, as it does Wells. That's tétie thet ie nf reliue The people ehwild fer in tt thet preper leawe are peseed an her peeeed thet ther are rigifly en- | omo@ph y of gormeaicy end bis policy of isolation. Where meree vale ig one of the meet effective lhe bas taken his courage in his hands and nah tn , nfo te render a service te 2 C better world conditions by co-operation with other Seta = Arkansas and Oklahoma Legislatures and é ‘nations he has been commended The one truth last year came near becoming law tn Kentucky tor FF eeoutives that etands out boldly from the eaperience of the jas: Te thee eer of ihe Pert triepetch two years is the heed of a brave, vigorous foreign FRING elettions are approaching in policy The Fablanism that marke time will not a Vrmany ermall cities, end the question 4 courageous fore! iehe f d mies } : a wf the irpe of meh for Mayor comer up ” ' = 5 y might lavolve Mr. He q Oe tee! Lawrers are aiware avaliable ‘ine end hie party tn political disaster A cowardly fer thet office, because gives them | policy most certainly wil! Preeties for a higher effice Mut the | ; ’ *¢¢ ee ‘hue far are found tn the departures from his phi! the public schools have received favorable votes in Government In lieu of this quality of leadership ae * per tent ef the w«lty managere | tj that have the #ehimiseion ef rity ; > : ae oe fur of “sYerhnment are pre | GieQ Mis voice of couraxscea, the Raven and the Vulture Birds. ‘ g | “3s \ - galized sale of light wines and beer, without one way of leading the people; walk- When the land ' o et : ¢ , 2 e fessiGnal engineers An engineers train. Bub Gor ens Be pe ae ing behind them. Become truly . a eed education are aleng the lines ef ae aneemmnnnl | Was tnost distressed trees wherein to bhulld their nests, nor food | bars, ig quite another matter. Many believe | ‘ ' | and finding the Earth without com- (a modification of the Volstead act. which Bore of heart | fort and cheer, they returned again to Heaven. | make legal the sale of light wines and Prophetic and you lese your follow- ing Think of how mary prophets] And weary, Then the Prince of Heaven created the Trees | would satisfy the populace as a whole. Ext _ are and how long it was aaa ore anyone believed them! We a’ effice’ at , ~ . * ; . Ry the wer every eity should held ite a a sid —— of the Forest and the Grass in the Valleys ( care would be necessary in putting the 4 oo. ' | Municipal elections th November, se | : ne Diest! | and the Ficwers tn the Gardens. | or questions properly before the people is a? ba os eS — that the elected officials ean take office ' . : First created He the budding Fruit Trees | that the true sentiment might be learned. A “tS S DOS® as one. ie January The planning ef any werk , : ) Sure tt waa, with their bicssoms and perfurre, then the | now fs in process of working its way ti ra se neree has discovered the real Gar then be begun early and completed | a & . A My sweet Luella: | towering Pine Tree with its dangling cones like | the Massachusetts Legislature, providing that’ Ved. Of course, he has seen lots of during the wear’ ) . | Af Wherefore, miniature Pagodas, then the rugged Oak and people of this commonwealth be given the 4 7 ~ 8 yt come and go—inciuding 3 MARTIN BERNHAKDT | ( e\ ; yo ee “sige the chance the stately Fir, and the graceful Sycamore, the | portunity of expressing their opinion, th at —— Moscow—and he ; Marien, 11! : , é Le good, Cedar and the Willow Tree then made He. a referendum, on this momentous question. SGted about them.” : ~- v J as a ro | | Mr. Harding | The Grass in the Valleys brought forth grain, | Post approves such a measure and advocates is Here Belloc sang a bit of doggerebf Werkmen's (bmpenas tion. | | » ‘ ‘ud | | Copa the bacen, and the budding trees bore fruit. and when | Uar action tn every other state of the Us : | ae Hi. G. Welle. lampooning his], he Witter ef the Poet iepaten > : ‘ | An he peradverture the birds of Heaven returned to Parth again Atred of the gentry and his nausely mh edisosial of yesterday eoncere- | | ) . . oe ’ -. eo, - , 4 we ae Ge age Gull lawrere are permitted tu , . SOCtas, The Willow Trees lament and grieved. reved the ostensible s The ihe thelr @wn terme fer handling in ) Helpe consistently and the tears that they shed formed the clear ne are was that vos toate ned the 4 .* Th ‘ - . ae . for¥ Casen they will maturally eppeose t me, rhe brave, streams, and the rivers, and the sea. | dict of the town-pump wifenagemot, the Ghy attempt te pase @ compensation law ~\ An@ to this very day by every stream the | of the shotgun artist whe insists en his > Mieseur! They wilt see to it the : | ie : ) a ue therefore Willow Tree ts sti!l lamenting, still grieving, ' right to slaughter birds, even te exte ee harvest field femains fertile . | ; eer th co : still weeping. A Congress that has stood forgo many euah ihe flew ef mener taken from ‘ er ° ous Then came Man. on State rights could not have been seb ty | .. . Of thin epatred, “ fter hi he R 4 the Yultu ' = wives and editdren of the unter , ‘ wre And after him the Mavens Enc the T® | advancing the arguttient which defeated nate werktmarn * Roee emis reveuree J , s ’ Mark the rich Birds, and the wii4 Reasts of the Foresta, and qe happens that bird protection te one dee ehinting lawe ie the ambulance ‘ Rewards of fortune | the stinging Insects, the venomed Serpents, am | ene State cannot adequately deal with. ond Din many shameful methods. = | Vato him | the poisoned Creepers. tory birds cannot see the dozen or mere ff Rlieed ns his wiwei ves , W hose courage Gared ) But in the Gardens ef Hearen adwel! there anes thew may cross twi : : ) , ' . Tn the new-found ~ Th 4 n Ged . ce a year, nor ae az ee pa eee io al ie Let use here that the peerle of Mie : of these not any here cwe , an@ the | States equally ready te pretect them. Fee we Cee y Ww ; Wilh inpiat upon @ just compensa Pie yams ‘se Seng Birds. ; reason the Department ef Agriculture, “ arent.” I ae | a. nhy At ~ ; cca cme ie ee *.-* lew thar = forever prevent the | seal a n 3 G. F. rows ROEM, Fed... 1923. ing the farmer, as well as the Audubes * eet Ube 4 fo z , er@ Raemiliation experienced | Piel Matt > sha = P int ons per societies, have necessarily turned for help » $914, th ee or during the leet six years. The & , _ Willem Austin says © rejoice in ancth- | Federal Government. Nor need ¢ BR. F. DECKER. Mighty slayer ers prosperity ts te share it with him. Not tf | sy later, Dut a saner verdict should. ghty by prosperity we mean what Mr. Reckefeller until valuable species of i Of our Greads! ané@ some others have, extinet. “os . ‘? " Called us, nor drigk eieney anh economy Be why not “4 @ professional efvil engineer for | a mee a 3 aS € i a en a ne “ine iotind ah apd

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TT TE a ay Le —_ ‘ . , - - « had to be forfeited and this | is practicaliy defenseless and can- | with hi ads mn t sag : teem —— magically. transferred to another/§ : ' dt De AA een Sw aw 2 woth eee | 1 him, even unto pine trees, large | ™ 7. stained an sen fition has necessitated finding | and small, at Christmas time If |world. The inhabitants seem to 2 German aptly expressed to me one oa ech ig lv in the ti f the Ota s@ means of earning a living. day, “Can one shoot with cl late | you meet a man wearing a tall black and think only in . sapere j opposition, but their fractiousness “MH with the iin costing and GE Some pean J suger wots ae The faultless taste of the Co- eg \: Ff le 1 38 ‘RUFFLED CURTAINS, $1 PAIR ) Dp, yr elloc was ipping £& lonial period is exemplified | ; ~ ws | New crisp » gage om for prin’. pa eT X on the 70 Senators that voted ap- | in their own minds,” he laughed. | Sc tch he air of a' made in opular ; rete and soda with the | in the graceful design of this / , . oteib. of fine "ouatits Swiss a , . “They write volumes on the shape) ‘14 | | 7 w . re remain some differences between : ae ‘1g ae sy |man going about a familiar ritual. | charming three-piece Coffee +f ~/ } with hemstitched border. Av- [lenge abe Gold S | 3 d nd the House of-Representatives, but ne own leads. n ss | He probably will not encounter the Set of lid silv aii Si % = , erage length and width; shown er Urry Tt Genunine ea ran Nustment is promised. and in any case reading history ang economics OF! yolstead law while in the hands of rae - — ver, SE 5068 ‘3.¢ in white only. All are ready heel tant ©, Mak .] itary Rug for any room ' . f the weeklies I prefer a good story. | pis lred 1s the Uni 7 wedding gift. Other solid to hang, complete with a KGS & ClORe, Wer y bd ore concerned with the machinery Japregeed | oe, | his hundreds of friends in nitec {lv ift , enn tiebaoks. Very spe- . in the house; pretty carpet patterns, also Ss thie ond thon with the condl: You won't find many good , stories | States. silver gift suggestions are mayonnaise bowls, salts and peppers, . cia) for Monday, pair A gh Stem: and thonlen extra special tomorrow, 2 attect our Ritehnie The net Ko Written today. I am not at all in- | “The greatest fun a man ee water pitchers, bread trays and sandwich plates. Our displays ’ (Third Floor) : ( a ial n ; - : , ’ ° s ' | of table silver are superb, the | he city. . ery something less than was expected have,’ said Belloc, “‘is to overthrow | P 6 largest in the city | . \ ha 65c Sunfast Drap Madras | Shown in new and very pretty fellows’ ads. y ’ | a ns were made, but we are to get the a. vee 2s wi Ale Feng footnotes. It combines with it a patterns, in all wanted colors , ' er a period of 62 years with intere a as rose, blue, brown and com- Ty? & Jil LINOLEUM MP Yeevelli's ‘The Prince’ ?” quest of truth. Paschal’s attack on} H. h ‘ ad ? AM | at for the first 10 years and 3% per : The striking thing atheat Hilaire | the Jesuits in ‘Provincials’ is a case | eat er Stationery “c be inches wide. Very , : 7 oa? “ Thies js the kind ter. It is the first and thus far re: in point. Here was a brilliant advo- | é , special for Monday, be . 7 me ‘ ~ | footnote, looked them up with no , Jot- scat Mi AT Hixhly mercerized quality Ory « quantity ae ue be followed by Pcgpes seagate Ae" suffice for a dismissal of the stuff. Mellowed brown writing paper in two sizes, with Neat patterns, in fine Not with heavy ealvaae Sunaee r or oe Mou" ; he obviously considers to be half- | one of trouble, and they were all } envelopes, long or square, most attractively lined Ra ieee witha be nie f makes nest curtains fer > | pone Mage 59¢ p other way back to sound business . a ‘wrong. e : pane! a kitchen or bath windows; ap © Lie squar r cage + 7 baked writing. There is no falter- “le writt - Quack ‘vanity: te tenn with red and gold, biue and silver, black and gold yards long; Monday 25¢ if Monday only, 124¢ 2 ’ Tee i tteetin, said ee | Ing, professorial defense of his clas- | a - ee ' | | —such are the fascinations of Heather Stationery only, each cil Pe bet yard Ch. NSavions, e nation | sical lea ooks | | —the last w es | a" bt prepared to pay us must continue §& down i tsk peciion Dooated ‘Sail: “No,” he sald, mock-sertously. “2 ee ee Wineew ¢ ” paque w curtain Swiss ° ‘ es variety of he actorns, instnding der the disadvantage of a demoralized ¥ i | will give vou a tag that I once wrote \ . Duplex, of genuine oO} Oo Tie tame of dotted 4 . Pr | locks, mosaic, floral ” % Secure | f . Ss, | : | \ £ loth. fitted on guaranteed ems and cross i terns; special! . Pe BTSNGSUE OF CHS AEC: | tor ‘a lady who now has it painted Cunning Polly Wees | em 36 inches wide by wide; white on! Pang -“ ¥ , at yd omorrow’ seelling, C “Now, Wells is a jolly fellow,” | oe . ) sma Mee : “"* ton the wall of her house: | | —for party favors flaunt the most gorgeous G feet cons; Ere” an nae 2 the square yard ® he said, ‘and one who has an ordi- | ; » = Sore of | white:very special,each 49¢ yard .... : : IBITION IN MASSACHUSETTS. Selene for seeing things vividly) © *™ ‘red of love. © am still more = tropical colorings, from their tall gilded perches. : poston Post. : and putting them down on paper for | tired of Faye | Each 50c. P soSecestesescs ‘ ‘ : | sitet ose ~geeveeer~r tare "*- 9: sanitary fll. ing. P appar tufted terested in what is going on in those! tar paper A ree FELT FLOOR COVER ‘But money gives me pleasure al] Polly Score Pads, charmingly colorful, each 20c¢ ve learned much ji our | Others to see. Yet why must Wells | ie. M, , . : 7 ri | n the last four the time. | Polly Tally Cards, pretty as can be, the dozen, 35c. el se | xX reme a ues Librarrn ; try ef - ”? i The Post believes that only a negli- y to be a prophet? He does it ae high - «rads . ; father badly. When you shout old| : ish th ack 4 , * atl : : ; > ’ i oe Wie se BOG G8. a old a bac gies pas — to the populace it follows you f : ee Sb wae _zaeeeeu ey _— ' y are gone forever, ut @ w- | evotedly, as it does Wells That's TT na 2 j Fo with p . Js le i : 5. ott -¥ mantle and . by tion of the Volstead act, which woulda meenetic and you lose your follow- | me yet d's Pe ea sie | i rae feet tone 98 spe Attings, *hink . any : 30 Id, who can write rr Qe we aS | $ ‘ Il the sale of light wines and beers tt MG. Think of how many prophets) BET ae ay Bao cine i ‘eonr or direct-by- DRY er cial | .... . Beautiful Bedroom Pleasing bird . A large assort- and tapestry y the populace as a whole. Extrem — are and how long it was be-| mail comoeians. vermnengngee pant _ Gas Stoves; 2 Papers, in all hed “Se 40T@ a a Jlieyv ' ‘ dealers and follow-ups: whe can take v = Pe ment o yedroom be necessary in putting the question | a. noun believed them! Welis| creme ot crowing navertiaine depert- ime-feet at “ spe- colors and 3ic nes kitehen ss $24.00 Gas Tl: properly before the people in order ~ 0 £00d as a prophet, and he ment: who has had su ffictent «ales famon U C ris atc es § feet high, ial $2,598 designS.«--+s- é an 4 Heavy Paper fue sentiment might be learned. A bill | shouldn't pose as one. | experience ‘calling on bordware or a 6feet “oh 19 et ee Papers Papers, dark and : oo tty 4 process of working its wavy through © G “He never has discovered the real angie: who can also asaint Antes Man- + . re Granite High-grade — light colors.. my "ep oe ah i. ’ er : . . : ; eee ¢ r 4 : ~js ssi Pe "oo n iy oom husetts Legislature, providing that the | 9 Of course, he has seen lots of | ager on importart nezatiaticns An and few are those who do not-——-is a surpassing beautiful Wrist Baby “Chick Tube as Dish- sa! pete os: Cc this commonwealth be given the op- | th ® Gods come and go—including) give, nationally known company. iiss ee OL ot Shain ae ii Hye wi Monday Rete; of expressing their Opinion, through | Ose from Moscow—and he has | Sell yourself ta us by giving com- nature can » ulfilled at Jaccard’s, where diamond watches of en 50 ade § 00 39¢ pair Ay: , : He 17 amor 7 HAAG BROS. CO., alone or combined with emeralds or sapphires. $75 to AO ves such a measure and advocates sim- — ab re Belloc 9h adios bit of doggerel | Peoria. Ul. ey iat, a 4 co in every other state of the Union. 3 out H. G. Wells, lampooning his} Stair or Hall Eve bod Likes the THE _ When the Leaves Come ; and his nausea | ' ‘ Z: ts Vv ry y ie Tumbling D of a | the S) } ‘ " i , na urs. | ‘ ’ F h b/ SCTING MIGRATORY BIRDS. ie to. ee ogee n no | Vd ashtonable ar pe Same Sweet Girl Each, $1.25 ten New York World. ee ee see Owe ee ee | } 7 inches wide: coffe he ack; to burner; Monday electrical trade to knew the denater’s The supreme desire of every woman who loves fine jewelry—— long . excellent opnortunity with on aggres- Watch of platinum, studded with diamonds. All desires of this wy t een tt paps 3-Ib. Faste, sigae ret al , um, on this mornentous question. The shouted about them.”’ plete details in first letter. the loveliest designs are displayed, with few or many diamonds, tess hatred of the Le ntry Me the bill to provide Federe) ret my ‘ed to give me the rhymes. “Ches- | WV h the Sk ! Pe = er Ri M . yo een os BELLS OF WARSAW. The prettiest waltz in years. | 6 Peceral reltuges @ terton and I made it up to jolly? atc ¥yY . MO WY SY , sere whee and cabhente 59c 88-NOTE MUSIC ROLLS, 10c EAC @ ostensible stumbling block. The real | Sings Rhymes. wy SN NF SOM tion if you have them remounted in fashionable settings of | * = that rural members feared the ver- ~ 7 | WSS } \\ platinum or white gold. We have a wonderfully complete dis- ! ‘ OILCLOTH e town-pump witenagemot, the anger .- elloc has decided to end serious | N SY play of beautiful Ring Mountings in the very latest designs BABY SHOES oe 30e values in 65-inch 19%¢ otgiin artist who insists on his sacred ation for the day. He sang SN oe . \ many encrusted with emeralds or sapphires. In platinum, from BOc soft sole Baby Shoes; Mon ~ 138 : 4. laughter birds, even to extermination. yme after rhyme from that vast IAX\\ NN \’ $40 to $1265. In white gold, from $7 to $28. C Ba St ee is that has-stood for so many onslaughts Bhorh« fai collection that is a collabo- N' IY . : 3 Clock Special — O'CLOCK SPECIAL Bleached Muslin onan CURTAINS rights cotld not have been serious 11 ation of two English wits, himself | \ \. _& s . DRESSES ) O'Cloc raph? taeeil CROCHET SPR PREADS Fine grade: Biosoned width: R waleg: size . ‘the argument which defeated the bill. @ “"' G. K. Chesterton. He told sto-| N X §; ik. fs S YOUR BIRTHDAY IN Mail Orders Promptly Filled. ine ety REG may ¢*Kood, quality House Slippers: neste Sm | Regular $1.75 value: 70280 double nae vommannin, we Se several foag a : noel . —. ens that bird protection is one thing @ "* of London. He harked back to) es SO RQ MARCH? Then the ; neatly "ma Oke value: a. 2 regular 31 Sip 50¢ ess Ge; ims te cum $1. a eS end ecru; esch, ee cannot adequately deal with, Migra- ‘ke Hotel Metz at Toul, where as 4 | MAROON YS ; WY NS bloodstone or St. Ste Write for Our Booklet of Beautify) Stonday apecia! pore see > — Madras Shirting racy : } cannot see the dozen or more State boy in a French training camp he | YS WO * Wy phens etone, green with Solid Silv TS _ ae ‘4 « QRESSES __.. PERCALES “ f may cross twice a year. nor are alls) dad dined | MOO ~\ WAXy dashes of red, ie your birth von vn idinaal WAIS + a SS t Bhi bi Clean-u» Sale of women's and misses “*foo"s Ste Sutrtiag: white nest Toneth: tally ready to protect them. For this In the diary of Witfred Scawen | SN . . \ ant MY SS comes eet es ee of ae Rah nad ha a MAR ne th ightiy soiled; mike. wore — ——— $5.00 | escort peptic! 166 “ter remnant p Department of Agriculture, represent-~— Unt.” | sai. “you certainly are al-| NY “ MQ the | anctont peeztlane ane ® enna : eeaulae 758 5¢ sas sale Monday mt Dresses: on ey 77 a Oe ee ee eee mi | rmer, as well as the Audubon and ones if Oat libeled for your insistence in| ¥e ~ SOS noe oT "heart oy eS : ; BED SH 1EETS have necessarily turned for help to the «ft duly, 1914, that there could be no | ON , to bring good luck Beau. ca S PETTICOATS ned : Regular S5¢ value: ch jovernment. Nor need they despair of 5 -¥8r with Germ any.” - tifully mounted in rings and ‘omen’'a and misses’ Muslin High and Low "shoes. . shy ge: com an a width: double beréer; in Regular os vase y H other jewelry W ; . . broidery trim- ents, gunmetais calf w e the | rose and navy blue: per while Sid satashen spcnes ‘ce Ste AC tenn” C nc rsee ss ) ob eat Cae Aly Getyssie so SUM Leones seen at Se ntil valuable species of bird °F unt,” he chuckled, “was taking varus: "Reg Ps $5; special .. — : : 3 | revenge on life—a posthumous conte ‘ Bs q : - You see, he was awfully i

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a SUNDAY.” rhe: City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. MARCH 4. ¥) SEE OUR OTHER ANNO ow PAGES 12B AND 138, PA “Athena” Union Suits $2.50 Wool Canton Gauntlet Gloves Filet Laces FAM () | S$ -- BAR ———CCCCIeaeEee———— , @ Real Canton weave, all-woel and @ Imported kid Gauntlets in biack, € Splendid copies of the popular Rus- @ Women's cicsed Union Suits of this splendid make; firmly 46 inches wide; & very fashionable brown, beaver, white and mode, with sian real Filet Laces in 18-inch bands woven of mercerized cotton; bodice and built-up $l 35 dress crepe; shown in all fancy embroidered backs and $1 95 for scarfs, bedspreads cur- We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books 4 Ps est Distrit shoulder styles; broken sizes, special. .....s..+se--- the Spring shades . emart strap wrists tains, etc., yard or $2.50 in Verchandise—Few Restricted aan . : etail in Mii ) Third Fleer rf : — . | SS RATAN, oo AP py * r , = cf ¥ it NP a i in eS M8 MYT IMMER, Entering Into the Gi res ition by Offering For Women and Misses We Present a Brilliant Collection of the Ewe S i a . Aare $3. tn Ca n Crepe est Springtime Frocks| wig | cx ere. noe Priced - Monday... / osevegeds pebecessvece ee nes Sie etlifih. catia pense rete oe —in an Unusuall y Extensive and Varied Feature Group | A Special Purchase Brings You Smart “— | € Very*important i is thes | ° () t, for Milady’s Easter frock, ag Priced l == ee ’ for tomorrow. For e OE sé. cm | 59 Canton crepe of rich | Special e 700 in black, white and the f | Sian. ———= Group inches wide. Street and Afternoon Models New Crepes ° ° $3.98 to $4.50 Values of Approved Spring Styling @ Fashionable Hair Ornaments in the very popular $2.98 _ Spanish types, fan and side effects—set with Rhine- . @ Remarkable in every way is this featured group stones and artificial sapphires, rubies, topaz and em- inner saan of Springtime frocks. The styles are many, in- ; cralds—in shell, amber, black and combinations of 75 pieces of silk and | lect from which to choose. tnbee g cluding numerous variations of the most promi- { ‘*»#¢¢s—a splendid collection mate ter | Seeatoe See = nent modes—the materials are the weaves most , Ee owed S favored and trimmings of various kinds are ? ee vie smartly applied. Sleeves are of different lengths | Monday—Attractive Savings in These $2.50 Satin and many novel effects and there is excellent Rich, yard-wide Satin ig ai choice of Frocks for both street and afternoon : 100-Piece Dinner Sets cane Se wear—frocks which discriminating women and } = $2.50 Black Cl ; _ $3.50 Crepe de Chine ft finish, rich black, i inch Crepe 60 Chine fer misses will select with delight. $35 to $50 Values vata | gilt Sat. rich Ce ee wee ne a oe | ~ : eas specially priced for Monday, ~— drapes perfectly, will Sizes 14 to 44 | —Special at . ; : | ght you; the yard ‘es! s P . ' 1 Styles ana Lhe Matertals me ‘ Re ay Fed redeseeross a en Nee —_ qnqre-aerer-+ae eee ee resets _—e ~ —— Y i on SR a Rey aie ; ; 4 cP § OE o% gas? ee T. rimmings and GC olor ings ideal for fashionable 8 en silk-and-wool, all-silk or fiber ) i. $2 58. : a fabrics; Blouse, — straight- Frocks of flat crepe, $1.19 Silk‘Por ce $1.96 Silk Foulasds line, pat 3 ae m d crepe de chine, Molly-O, © Anette eee : 4" Imported natural tan fi 4 all and medium sized allover pat- draped styles, with crepe Renee, Georgette glish semi-porcelain oe *) Pongee that will launder pam on splendid all-silk, 36 and 40 ; ' P fey, d gg prediards; a large trimmings of rib- and the new printed ef- q ware séts, in six ef- inches wide an 4 ¥ ; fective designs: pretty good weight; yard ae. | ; the yard bons, beads, laces, fects if maple, cocoa border patterns; also white and coin gold band designs. Sets in- $5 Chiffon Vel | 2 SO and $3 embroidery, nov el and beige shades. as well clude bread and butter plates and fast-stand sauceboata, A eoft, black fabric which in and fancy brocaded Sports Satins, buckles and other orna- ' ° ° Spri pes of elegance and: hes wide; black and white inciud- ments which add highly as the ever-wanted black, , Other Dinner Set Specials for Monday very enceptionaily priced Senauae ong the bright $1.98 : ° 5 . = ' ; eee ee to their smart lines. brown and navu. $150 100-pce. French China Sets ° Monday, the yard. — the yar : J $125 100-pc. French China Sets $3.50 Satin CI ; 98- Tan Pongee 3 $75.00 100-pc. Bavarian China Sets.. . nchesMit k - -ard- lor Pon- ¢ . Real Charmeuse Satin, 40 feik-mixed, yard-wide, tan color Pon We Show Complete Assortmenets of Women’s and Misses’ New | $32.50 52-pc. Japanese China Sets and shown in black, white, and @MN of excellent durability; suitable | Sno seeps Sesremn oma. Pertaan ods is ee Chokers for Spring : ae —in Single, Double and Triple Skin Many Women Will Be Interested in These Ef — pee for — or —at the Special Price of : - ee” T Pace \ RS. pape Se: > : ’ ' . pw Cree SP uD ~ oer aid . spn on ~ ind > . re seg rE J : “ — an * ae ? * a ety re - “ . o wt wr F. Pee vcs se -a5e pias ~, Seen — ° ee a . _ wee al , ‘> “ > = Lr - &% a Sn tien . aid . Perse i . es ~~ . e : pear , rere te pe noe . * ° a eer y > y ' ™ + arg te ° om read Ried » phot veapemetapepert fe ove Lear sf ; sae “ Rs hay wa % ¥% / 4. ret) . a 5 rare : 4 2 os ah CER gees «J bee att ret wee : ee > Sars * , . (7 “Se j ts ' 7 Ts iF a 4 kis me . 4 3 ‘ ree My . , rr ” -* Racha 2 ee teeetenecees rer Fe owe - ee ee ee eee ~~ ere re embracing all the pelts, stvles and colors Popular Articles—All Extraordinary Values 4 = most favored—assortments that should be Stamped Aprons l $1 and $1.25 Towels | mn annual event of much impo appreciated—a featured group being the In Scores of Smart Styles : } Unbleached flat Aprons, | Ready-Sew Package Extra large size and an & 1es. Only 3 partial list of ; : . stamped in simple designs: spe- cellent quality mercerized hu . following: Splendidly tailored Sports Coats of 2 aly pet te i Goods Less '2 eyes & see A T. C. Inner Tubes C Children’s Dresses and little border designs; each. | h lot ; : : day at, each | Platinum and Dyed Blue se tha cen ee $1 Stamped pana s boys’ Suits, in a variety of Bedspreads Special! Very Special Prices . The majority are Lace-trimmed Scarfs with pretty styles, neatly embreid- Full ms unbleached § of laminated Para rub- W olf Chokers silk lined throughout and all Coats are : centers effectively stamped in ered and require only & little with attached bolsters: star Sine acl iradenaiee t... > 4 ; ) sewing to complete them. Smart Chokers, closely resembling the fox of values extraordinary, making it best to ee 09¢ oe we eer nS sr - a ’ | gale . } - h these same colors and as serviceable as $ choose at once. Sizes 14 to 44. : ome 1 en de ' ' | and $1.25 Forms ae Wee | 10 $1.35 they are attractive. Priced at 29 15 3 $1 an | 91.2 iaiieen: oie Stamped Crib Covers 1% | $1.35 | Flared and belted models of came | | the best Kapok filling; shown - : 89c Stamped in new designs fers $1.80 For itm black, Baum Russian Sable Chokers; laire, polair and Sahara camel cloth : in round and oblong; 22-inch Values 59c outline work; these Towels double skin. .$165 to $350 : 4A 18x24-inch » eeees , Marten, taupe and cocoa, | ““Ciine Marten: single in plain colors and shadow plaids ; peng ze These aré shown in two at- | ™#¢® of 5a or Samey _.2e.83.75 $2.50 $29.75 to $79.50 | and double skin. or novelty tweeds of popular colors. bl | tractive patterns of unbleached $2.60 $35 to $7950 | Large patch pockets, strap cuffs and 45c Ta ie Covers" patchwork and outline designs. : | ; Fo a eee Spay BE gee aon ae Fox | novel collar fastenings featured. oan aa tea ue an oa oe eeeeakade a i , Te en ™» ve - o ==) and $350 | Feurth Floer dainty stamped 29 . | match: 25e values .... 18¢ abbey panels hav been decorate | fron, ith ec ted | : = a ] ‘al M . pattern Papers and are exhibited for ain : laowaen ete d in the newest ' all wt 0 ty an = $1.25 2-qt. Covered Stewpans. ee ee ee ce . A. T. oF mpert unsingwear | Oc | $1.95 2-qt. Double Boilers. ..... éxteee L cach... 2 — Sold With deep rims: spe- . ° Plain 20-inch Oatmeal Papers. Light. med \ |} etally priced... we * : "7 | par Richmond Wright ehintz. st pes and al lover in ed Papers in vari ous patterns 37 $1.25 4-qt. Colonial Saucepans. weeecede - — eee Last Sale Frice | z r n over $3 “ " effects Special. roll. Te and shades Special. roll. "a Nur. a on $1.25 10-qt. Dishpans, poe A = ns a “gees ated Sizes 34 to 52 In the lot, but i Ta pestry Aesi igns brocade ef. Made of well seasoned 95e »-qt. Preserving Kettles. ee ee e tM ae . | 36 -trch artistic Papers imita- fects biends and two-tone wood. with stained fin- not every size in every style. . | fies“ apecan ren 2” 48 | etecta Speciat, rett-. ZAC crave, covered aonte aad | oe dt E TOGMEE ENG EGuEnls ob pa58 a | aS 7 a Special. rol arm $1.29 $1.65 =-qt. Percolators aut ive 2-piece Saucepan Sets ———————== +. Me TITS ARAAAAAL BS RBIIIRLILILLS LISS SESS SD DO wy

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> of MARCH 4, 1923, The City Circulation of the Daily POST-NDISPATCH al 5B ds that of the Daily St d th | = te J PUSEL aione Exceeds that Of Whe Wally Star an € Times Combined by Approximately, 40,000 ST. LOUIS DISPA es | i Vaan POPES veut _ 40,000. | POST-DISPATCH | 5B _ ae ——— 4 P —_——- oe a ee ae ae * — SUR OTHER ANNOUNGMNON PAGES 12B AND 13B, PART 3. fa iat t wis Pp | | é . . aa ' . am! 8 | $1.25 Dotted Swiss $2.25 Silk Hose 1.25 Fancy Linings wert same a = = bn Iss 14-K. Ring Mountings 3 6 € A very splendid quality of imported ¢ Ww omens Silk Hose in black, white, € Silk ; =— S — = Larg PO iie = Swiss, with pin and medium size dots, , African, fawn and many other smart ed satin tiene gg ne lly , oe q A limited number of the latest shapes and . . ‘ len ; and Redeem Full Books for >) rgest Distributors of Merchandise st) in 14-K. gold Ring Mountings with onyx in many attractive Spring 8S ; new shades; lisle double linings and beautiful kimonos , | = re . s; specially priced, yard.. C arter tops; full ye at Retail in Missouri and the West. | colors; sp y pric ’ g p , MA , =e ete LCL Priced » ° ‘ey ee 10 Pr oducts of Leading American and English Makers-Are in This ° | oa ’ 4 TONS P . e@ ae 4 4 * te 4.0 Z . ee: ’ % i, ray) Ss . ‘ @ Extremely attractive Spring Foot- — | . wear in three-eyelet effect on La —_ : or Milady’s Easter frock, and kamed: yal ; z = A, B, C widths and sizes 3% to 8. ; ne will be to secure fashionahie a a 7 Second Floor , ant fabrics at the special ppiammer ‘ e or tomorrow. For example. sae ree fs ! : F © > “ " > il &, cu 4 7 = * . anton crepe of rich finig mC. SNS 5 An Excellent Value in High Quality | lack, white and the favorite o | is ae ° aches wide O ww, 9-4 Bleached Sheeting New Crepes | Per an 3.908 to $4.50 Values $2.2 $2. 98 sy . : : Offered Monday Another un equaled — Oe ee offering is this sale of Newest ait aie 5 pieces of silk and of the se PM Prieta ts Eo otain and wv a - aa =» @ Sheeting, made of fine thread bleached cotton, with n a p ? 7 mh a 7 =. . . 2 ancy weaves for | silk crepelnet Mai smooth finish. Eighty-one inches wide. : dresses, capes, etc.; 40 splendid? se ges . inches wide. in. wide. Werte 39c Pillowcases; 81x90 Sheets | $8.95 Comforts - , 3 ’ & BN Ges Bleached, 42x 36- Of soft finish Wool- mixed, cov- $2.50 Satin Royal B Peo DS inch size; neatly | bleached cotton, 2% ered with attractive -Rich, vard«wide Satin in all the qd $ a hemmed and ready | x2%-yd. size; hem-| printed cambric. @ quality that gives long nc r » for use. 3 med, ready | 49 Fancy $6 15 , EACH . « cece. 2c for use .. $ ° stitched .... “ st» . . eeres6 ar | seach I sere y t at * qt Ite. . eh! Ms t Offering Values So Remarkable That T Will Be a Most Profitable Time to Select All F, eorcammiiaas €@ Handsome Rugs in such an immense variety and all such extraordinarv values that you will be surprised. Only months of preparation and large special purchases made this event possible—an opportunity by which hundreds of St. Louis homes should benefit. In fact, you will find such remarkable selection here that all floorcoverings needed to execute your plans for Spring decorating should be chosen on the first day of this sale. - valle ign wi 3 Het se. ot yi Seeseaceaeee 7 olf _ a — Also included are Linoleums of various and excel- lent kinds—in the most wanted patterns and colors Seamless ; | Royal Wilton 7 Wilton VelvetRugs | | Axminster Rugs S"Rugs 8s Vaiwe "B= tae. 93585 Ha. $430 Small 6x9-foot Rugs ine Persian Orientals; In this assortment are the choicest and most decorative,| that are copies of . Per- made of closely woven colorings, including rose, blue, taupe and attractive blended sian and Chinese designs : mae shades; every Rug skillfully made with deep rich pile to give and ‘colorings; also small yarns In Harmonious | jong and satisfactory service; 9x12-ft. size, suitable for any Wee sh: allover figured effects; blendings of color and fin- | room. | ished with fringe; size 9x12. very convenient size. @eee @ d's sérvice; the vard Third Floor $2.50 Black C Soft finish, rich black, — Charmeuse which drapes charmpaam specially priced for Monday, MM drapes perfectly, will : : ; the yard Ti ten: the yard A New Shipment of the Davis Portable New Crepe Silks | § $4.50 Printed Crepes : : Brocades, stripes, plaids, Matelaiiyntian, Persian, and Oriental pat- ectric ac ines and Crepe weaves of unusual qual and colorings, {n rich combina- ideal for fashionable Spring on @lik-and-wool, all-silk or fiber priced, the *Eaernitted fabrics; $2.98 .. y Ae yard $50 Value— = $1.19 Silk'Pongee @ $1.98.Silk Foulards saat —— Imported natural tan finished gegaiieal) and medium sized allover pat- peciaiat.... Pongee that will launder perfect on splendid all-silk, 36 and 40 inches wide and a Mee Foulards: a large a 4. | With Set of Attachments $5 Chiffon Velvet .(9§2.50 and $3 Sports Satin | Bs A soft, black fabric which mag@iiain and fancy brocaded Sports Satins, mo « @ Sewing 2 a ee oy = vis Spring capes .of elegance and beag hes wide; black and white includ- |I, with one of eonevs yarn -s is very exceptionally priced for 3. mong the bright } I ortable Electric sew ns “i Monday, the yard $ Maes: the yard......... chines. The entire machine is n : : ' re aa» | a beautifully finished case, com- $3.50 Satin Charmeuse | 9&c Tan Pongee = . - pact and easily stored away. In- Real Charmeuse Satin, 40 inches ik-mixed, yard-wide, tan color Pon- * 4 yy as cluded is a set of the needed at- and shown in black, white, and the of excellent durability; suitable ad tachments. sired colors; a value that you geet for garments or 79 oe oo Machines are guaranteed and sold will appreciate at ! es; the yard C i j ee . on our Club Plan if desired. . Third Floor Sixth Flvor é lees «ee4ee =~ tasns aus wit (fee ensuecuaracssuauieel A Pe | Sgeacgepea yi oe htt Seaced Reproductions of genu- Us : ae Reseed » i 1H al _ Axminster Seamless uarEe 51ze Rugs, 11.3x a very deep rich pile and | 12 ft.; a choice assortment oT Pe aoe | Heavy seamless velvet For small rooms and re- ) | Continuing Our Annual Exhibition and Sale of H chown in many wanted de- | of patterns and color com- Rugs, woven of select ception halls, these distinc- ‘ ' a tively designed and richly yarns in many rich colors colored Rugs are ideal; wo- signs and colorings; suit- | binations, all woven of su- ect . : é and designs; shown in thé sea- ven with a deep cushion ° ] A / a | \ CPCla S Le) ] | H able for any room in the : lit , d : A | H ; perior quality yarns and | gon’s newest effects; 8.3x10.6 “oe — : Factory Finish Polish : == $85 37 2.65 $1.05 Qualit $1.45 and $1.55 Quality $4.50 $2.60 ee... | ourety’ Auto Of el | ie Value. GOO | Sere Ferd. OAC | | Per Square $22 | Wale... == with attached bolsters; stamped |] MECH good weight; all | At Special Introductory Prices | Pint a ee | Splendid, superior Genuine Cork Linoleum Yard...... l spans These are throw- size in attractive designs for cross- |{.4 _— yyw giat fo Med. Body Light Body, : Quart size, with six cloths | in P d ; i —w a nGess, $2009 G-Gal. Gnas, 92.09 | S55 S8e 145 | grade Rugs in Persian de- | with a heavy enamel finish; The colors extend through |~ Rugs in an attractive as- ieaep werk _ : : ore Et esaomaingear d colori 8 block, hardwood and car to the back in this high-grad : | Heavy Body, signs an coiorin as- oc ardwood an . o the back in &h-grade | ot eee earn : a0 9489 EGalion Gasn, OE00 = re : ~~ Ae ole ae > aoe -| get penta: Man Linoleum, which comes in | sortment of colors and pat- ‘ tch tPeeeee es Gu. . A highly refined product made to nseet v8 sf : , : : q large and small block, mosaic . ee on cneee he : oe eS $1.80 the specifications of the United States Gov- Dranp; lever action: Lat price r tion for your choice; fin- Covers ordinary oe and hardwood designs; splen- terns; made to match the 45 F : without a seam; please did for kitchens, bathrooms, the prevailing styles in the outline work; these Towels are i . $2.40 ment d distributed solely by Famous- $3.00; sale price $1 o: = " * ; ete gman or fancy 18¢ mr re 0 ‘ous a: cou eum soooeenelialiien: Liberty single-cylinder Pump, ished with heavy 4 knotted bring room measurements. offices, etc. | : materials; each —4 = ne ig ge Pople will give entire | Very Powerful; sale price..05e fringe; 9x12 size. larger rugs; 27x54 inches. 25c Tea Aprons F eae TET $2.75 satisfaction and is equal to Oils that sell Spark Plugs White Lawn Aprons, stamped ‘ y ‘ #5 3. rularly for about double our low intro- . , ; : Ek RAEN SS ae SO : m4 tor Lazy-Daisy and French , a aaa | -teomery price. eosection Xin site, enix I 4-Yard-Wide Heavy Inlaid Eeet omtiroiders 15c |. rer sale price ...0s..- ses. Be | } Seamless Linoleum inoleum : inol Linol Third Floor ce DICE G0 SX ws is $3.35 gor Champion, with one-piece cor- $3 Quality— $ ey — a | P, ee>* ene ; " ’ Ty yy} Bae es niin eeeeee t% ho A at PTT TTT eee t | ‘ ° **e @ ; . oh regngananal Hearth Rugs $3.90 Other Specials fale price ssn 7 . i : Brussels Rugs | oe i nl Seige ew fit ecaed imped “ia * Q5 | $1.15 Quality— Peeee Petel Pads for Fores ot '0 E $34.50 596 Square Yard... C Square Yard. F =. Is net Of 8... 30 $3.50 $42.85 of Your S.... a cc, | P3Falin Sheets, heavy gauge. a BE po cere Shock Absorbers Value.. Ee Value. ee Simmons Penetrating Oil, list price » At 38cC |) van Briggle Shock Absorbers : Heaviest grade of eork | A quality that will give , 4 on. ra inch: 61-50 | Non-Kick Device for Ford Cranks. ......... 5c | for Fords. $18.90 list price; |i Attractive small chintz Ld Nn | Qe e ~ ‘ penges, j-inch....... 75e | * ; offered at special price of, per : . 4 ractive : Linoleum in a splendid lobg and satisfactory serv- 36x70 - in. eat 3 ated A & Sponges, 6-inch Pull Starters for Fords, eliminate cranking.$1.25 | set of four............... #8.50 : ‘ designs as well as conventional . ; ; “a figured patterns make these selection of wanted pat- ice; attractive patterns Rugs, firmly woven with deep lustrous pile, and ttc a Dene aera rite of excet. | terns and ‘colors ideal for | and colors; extremly de- — ER EO +S NE ) | © 7 dining rooms; made of excel- ' , shown in;ja wide range of 7 3 ins». \ | lent twisted yarns in the 9xl2- kitchens dining or bed- | sirable for stores, offices, ted desi wniate. | | A. | ° e Auto | res hey BL aso rooms. : | kitchens, dining rooms, ete. pe eRe awa : @ a At Very Decided Savings | | a es 3 48 : 5 ~ extensively and satisfactorily have A. T. C. Tires been used by our = Wilton £ | Wilt Ru Royal Wilton Velvet Rugs Seamless Wilton hugs Rugs sirons that you can purchase them with the utmost confidence. The $27.50 $6) .85 $93.50 77720 ae SQ Value. 89 g 7 Value. , > —-- Grade. ighest grade rubber and cotton obtainable are used in their construction. 6x9-foot Rugs in rose, In this group are Rugs $2.25 lroning Boards 7 Guaranteed perfect in workmanship and material and Monday, 4 sold on adjustment basis br current _ prices. Each... $1.79 A. T. C. Non-Skid Cord Tires = Folding Boards: well | 2 Sold With 8000-Mile Adjustment Guarantee shea: ne. Seeoty : .* List Price Sale Price | Size List Price 8.95 S | blue, taupe and the de- Superior grade, seamless Wiltons, expertly to match any decorative sired mixtures and a va- | woven of splendid worsteds and displayed in many | scheme; they are closely riety of beautiful designs: heautiful designs and color combinations; all are woven of excellent yarns all finished with heavy the 9x12 size and are finished with heavy and are finished with fringed ends and made in fringes. fringed ends.. ; ished. 4 very good , af 2x4 *e the seamless style. is - —— -4 Fitth Fieor —_ ee —_— -_— — — — _ eae ns 4 eee ——aa7E7E hs Seaegcvaanseéaagca tie tA n° { Sale Price and easily moved. ma . ‘ Gu hiharGii* 84x4% $1.70 Flour Cans $5x414 Of heawy tin with lapanned finish and fit- ted with hinge covers and” side handles: ar- : Snellen ali : , ny BGe vies Ue | $3x4% sy | mah j ' norte colors; @1 94 | & A. T. C. Non-Skid Fabric Tires ne a Sold With 6000-Mile Adjustment Guarantee List Price Sale [Trice UL WeCese sees cess Weesicacssces es a: ‘aaa iv a¢ won rrrr ee — - oath " a a a ice ’ Size 4 $1 $ 6.35 C : $2.50 Teakettles | Pu: Eon 4 | 2 Nickel-plated Kettles — flat bottoms, strong |) | Pee eweeeens 22.16 : Sd oeugieeg ii ‘ " ote ' | 4 ot iM | . _. : } i | ‘ ' : ' : ¢ : : . ry e a4 ~~ >" Me oh LIRR | Mia enceneae } bails and wood $1.59 | se ee ae Ss : eal | , YY PHIM. . ) erips: each. _. ‘ a ae - oeeeae eens : : alt Bet*-8 7 , Taf TrTrriy rr ae Ss eal ap gavese ageapensans socesetnanasat Basement Gallery — ge Sann,...... S5555555<5558s S555: USS SESSSSSSSGBGSSSSSSSSSSTTTTEEESSSSSS SDA TARESSOEOT, TODS GTA TOTES SETSTSE SSTcEOSS tersles VaNDBOASUARONUETOL ul TOL Lo } UU Uagees ‘ ‘ . . J

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“> vw 2 +.« hot fe me - x ws reg " — — en NR ae ge ght lg aan vepegeren ak fot ary ain. os ~ mie AANA TOM ACC ARS © BALE A AO LNA (NO eNO tt LOR AR LE AL ABINGIAK © KE ~ e" ps a Peg + : 7 « os on ~- . a o~ - ~ en dy tn ~—s Yes TE Be jp eer aea ate, xe Ae sd o, SRE : wn Bs pr a E ” Te y ty 2 3 S ee: Pe ee ae ees PR wee Se ene ec hie aie aHeNR ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-D ¢ and the Times Combined. SUNDAY, MARCH +1223 ) ’ rit 7 Ar Niarn + lTrTied ) ial ke + $1.50 to $2.7! Sixteen - button jered ‘ . * , Milanese , ws PSR BEET 8: silk Gloves. two-toned em- . . ‘.s backs and_= self- > | , . + : sfiteneod hae ~ >in *&4 . broidered , yer, mods 7 , , heat ana } peaver Giiti WIG and ruffled $3 to $5.5 $2.00 to $5.50 ,? oe ~~ - Milanese silk "7 ° Gloves, two-toned embroid- ered backs, some with fanev ,. . euffs and Van Dyck effects. re § st Floor P. S.—Black efttamel Har Boxes, square style, special, $5.50 . : | , . Embroidered arms ne strap-wrist Tomorrow—A Special Sale of Boys’ Blouses Soc V/ ANDERYOORT Blow of exceptional qualit and workmansh piend quality in neat stripe ? “hy COLOTINgS [0 All are collart-attached and many have the popular but- ton-down collars. Complete size range from 6 to 14. shing Shop— =) ” round lined, special style, sateen $7.50 % +* Michae!——Marsguerts M Lendy Bart W. Rauts—Marie Voge! Perry—lJiiadys T Wessel, Cnaesse.. Ti. pas Bee me. Kansas + Fy East St. Lewis. rf BIRTHS RECORDED. BOYS. ~ 950 vinecy . 3008 & Lfennertvasia. oO igs 3 ea 3 4 Mrdry ue E. King. 31234 N. Nowsteed. | Cc. Kunne. 4959 Reber. GIRLS T. Fiecher, 4762 Wremtsg. EB. Bennett, TiT3A N. l4th . Burrows. 32 Gravotsa. Stanci!. 4331A Evana. nd U. Andrews, Baden, Leeile ent | iften avs. y nd B. Balee, 7571 NS. Leffingweil. n4 A. Keeto, 41064 Cock nd M. Howarth, 2613 Ohle Ritsel, 38153 Texas. ord. 38072 Chipper al se * 2585 Tig > BE e Berd ® *R v bt A. Alten 1. Helmback. 2720 Bw. Albrecht, 4655 Idaho. _ Strate, 3191 California. T. R70 Menard Shea, 18° . } 4 B. Fink. 3311 S&S. Jeffersea. : PMMMOOMEUT APY OVA MEMNOPEP gti qhouR¢ he BURIAL PERMITS. 2 menths, 4843 Northian4. a D. Jeffries, 40, 22721 Randolph. Annie Lee, 64, city hospital Ne. 2. _ Sehuls. 64. 1112 lo, 78, 309 Spruce. 78, T2313 & Eighteenth. n. 68. enrietta Mary Rotchford, 75. 364 Births and 283 Deathe. There were 304 births and 258 deaths recorded in St. Louis lat week. Eighty persons died of pneu- monia, 35 of organic heart disease, 29 from Bright's disease. 19 from cancern, 16 of apoplexy and 13 from tuberculosis. There were six deaths through accidents, six suicides, five homicides and three cause unknown. _ ——— ADVERTISEMENT RADIUM BEAUTE PACK Removes Pimples and Blackheads A marvelow Her smooth, clear, firm, beauti skin, her lack of wrinkles, her clear ness of complexion are evidene of perfect skin care. No wonder Qttracts everyone's attention. Why? Because she uses Rad Beaute Pack. Radium Beaute Ff ig used by the leading beauty parle and barber shops throughout country. This is the first time Loulsans have had an opportunss. to secure it. Ask for tt O% TREATMENT GIVES RESULTS. , This eoupon is good for FREE , generous sample jar of Radi- , um Beante Pack if presented before March 11, at Radium Beaute Pack Sales Co., Room 304, 614 Olive Street. Phone Olive 8857. nll - . ‘ ; “ 4 2, ' Big Mite EOE EER PG. x ~~ : sie ’ ee ee SE re whe ~

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SUNDAY. MARCH 4, 1928. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dally Star and the Times Comp; SUNDA —— ined by Approximately 40,000, : . 4 BREA oa “os ; it ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! > Births ecor aelage Pictures of wild birds and |before the Wednesday Club at 3/free to anyone wishing to come in| He has been coming to St. Louis for | duck lines her nest with the down | weeks. bird treaty act. . $5.95 and up | | 855° Apmy™ ayo and T. Seewater, 2922A Magnolia. and S&S. Boland, Maplewood, Me. and C. Fiala, 3963 Lafayette. $ M. Leach, 1312 S. 12th. ; With Every Purchase of 500 in the {at ee ENTIRE STOCK OF SHORT LOTS OF Filled With Sam. a es Aa gf Rg ting Kunna, 4959 Reber. i ples of Toilet Wonderful Souvenir Bag Absolutely % egg Tae Articles | Free. (No C. O. D., Phone Orders, No ; che a Za y 4 . . Bennett, 2123A N. 14th. - ) : . Burrows, 3229 Gravois. Ben Leti . and M. Stancil, 4331A Evans. / F , , a meen ee oe FREE! Souvenir Bag ascarbelis.. Witeh-Hasel or Arnie | Sac te ae tabla :”: "7°57 480 | tee Bes Mavis Taleem with ao Ol and B Baloe. 2521 N. Leffingwell Witch-Hazel, pt. , Si a $1.00 Hobson's Hair Tonic, 2 for. .$1. bottle of Mavis Tellet Water. : : r , Milk Magnesia, 2 . esiq ‘ 150 Camphor Ice.................10¢ | Pond’s Cold Cream... -..- 200, 406 Rubbing Alcohol, . 00 B a. _ Tb. 250 Amami Shampoo, 2 for...-...? Po ear meen Pills, @ fer. -_ Ran ace Cream and A. Keeto, etre } : : : . . e @ « it Sater athe American Ot}, 3 pte, 85c | 750 B. & B. Cotton, Ib "Be Cleth Brushes ate 15c Caurlex Hair Nets (double)... 500 Rieger’ 7 N. Ritzel, 3813 Texas. i omtisan Ghek Cidenowe. FROM 20 ROLLS TO 450 ROLLS OF A K 5-gr. Quinine Capsyles, 2 doz 250 Belladonna Plasters, t IND—TO MAKE ROOM t. ee 9c | Scott’s Emulsion 42 TOILET ARTICLES RSH SPE RAMs Away MRNAS EE J. and A. Pope, 2854A Michigan. J. ant A. ag oe ae +P ae 2s N. Terns. ‘ o patra Bs ~ ac Pepsin W. en . Nichols, \\ blue jay, jade, golder eo 22 ; ' rose and nearly 20 other leading Spring shades ih tide brown, black, etc ' Se ae : tion, containing, to-the-minute styles; embroidered, brocad- each mutate oe ’ . active Radium ed; a style for everybody. Our prices far below others; see these ght, medium snd dark { qualities, makes | > 98 | . extra values; special for Monday. $3.50 Canton Crepe| $3.00 Printed Silks! New Skirtings | ike. eo. — 40-in. soft, rich, sflK- 'yarq-.wide corded Silks, 40-inch new Prunella firm — restores VALUES TO $6.00 trawots Canton’ Cfebe |Zargce'the commanding, at|@hirtious tm contra ' ‘tractive Persian | 59 er" : S . 5 " shades, | the beauty of ’ (hoice sating with brocade quarters, plain satins, also § poo saa et ° yar y + a» ¥ . k Silks 7 youth. | Se Value SS AD tans, patents, chocolate, also patent two-tones and black ) Her smooth, clear, firm, beautiful | 4 to $20 Se), tO plain leather styles in Oxfords and strap effects; | es wide, the yard skin, her lack of wrinkles. her clear- | o : 2 For misses and eomen: en : wo X . every wanted heel featured; sizes 2% to 8. . $2.00 Canton $3.00 to $3.50 $1.39 Crepes ‘ , i og: SC - SS5 Poplin Coatings | Yard-wide all-woo! Can- $3.50 to $5.00 ness of complexion are evidences ae i latest styles Silk Canton ; : | bf Crepes: flat crepes in dark Ne - e. justrous. soft 54-inch all-wool Polaires, ; 2000 yards Mlhgge Bee = tweeds and homespuns, for, ton Crepes, navy, ~ very finest hes wide, the yard $6.00 : of perfect skin care. No wonder she | Ss and light colors: more than oe : Popit 0 ™ : ‘ E é ; i : : al j lt oOiors, more lictt , . ; . ? Crepe -opiins, hecked Crepes, 88 inohes attracts everyone's attention. \ 50 styles to select from at . ox bine’ and leading! coats, capes and suits, new) b - w n, | lain or shadow etripe mn | positively the lowest price ~~ Spring Spring | cocoa. tan, atinettes; colors and $6.00 , Why? Recause she uses Radium) in town. | anaes: colorings: ete. varé. . black: 1 to | . . ee ; ; . 5 yards, 4 Chenille striped Rosha- — anne leona: of a | yard...... ® yare OY einai s used by the leading beauty parlors, a, 0 z . ,ie : r 4 | inches wide, the ’ and barber shops throughout the, crepe de chines, values to $15.00, rd $7.50 | “icone This is the first time St. | an ot } ’ B th Cc llars | | : . 4 { ° he . y | ‘Yio ‘ ° oO Rerdered Chenitio Rosha- | Loulsans have had an opportunits 1 rf $7.98 $ 69 Bed Sheets Boys’ Two-Pants @ Dertha Collars Everett Gingham 4 I. miess l eached inan leyard $1.98 to $3.50 : skin smooth and Just 100 Dresses white net Bertha Collars, wa, €0 inches wide. the to secure it. Ask for it. ONE | aan patterns, some have rows ard $8.00 . TREATMENT GIVES RESULTS. | | tp to 835.00 sample R1ix90 extr: ne aan This is home-sewing week and here's . -——— a a oe | 1% | Dresses of the finest finish Sheets: splendid heavy quality e+. $7.95 of Val. lace. ‘while others a chance to participate in economical buy- r | } type; amazing values at cowest price in tow! Limit o t aula have scalloped C ing. Fine quality, 27-inch Everett Ging- it Ap iyer. edge... harms in scores of plaids, checks, et¢.; i 25c | This COuUNO is oor r FREE this low price of | pon 1s g | fo 4 Values sultable for any purpese where good ging- $28.75. ® , Senerous sample jar of Radi- he) 14.98 $5.98 Bedspread Sets | > $1.00 Vacuum Bottles hams are needed, yar ) ,; um Beaute Pack if presented | 4 79c Damask 2 Vacuse Botide full pint aise, binek Calicoes 98c Taffetex before March 11, at Radium | ] 5 Beaute Pack Sales Co., Room OO ens vy 304, 614 Olive Street. Phone Olive RRO7. Double bed ize aca. oped 2 i " « ; rs) if, YY fe ene eet ine japanned case with aluminum shoul- Juaet the Calicnes Cheviots and cut cor- table Tz oat Coats & Wraps nera (one to $ O8& 58 hE tea te * der and aluminum cup cap: Bee u have been | Beautéful, lustrous, | ° C will keep cold liquids cold uM ooking for at ® \vard-wide sllik-and-/|1000 yards of cue a : irom the and hot liquids hot pric® you are @ customer) $ O8 » QR bolt: yard a Rend Riastic Coré—Fer Bicomere willing to pay; lisle Taffetex Silk, ina fine, woven OF 2 c.; in blaci v beautiful. attrac- | et . e--» 2 iaitl — _ etc.; in black and white 2c con beiaet aul | Tensoqnm array of | bloe and gray various all the new, bright, 32-tn. Cheviota, o ors, in shionable Woolen Fabrica, fe. includes Wool Brocades, P 8 : ‘19¢ Nainsook m 1 x Ste Fan my = Nell yore 4 pombe tog on "Oc patterns; I] _ (cheerful 69 | in good 14 te Scotc “Ww ; £12.98 £20.00 RY t sac} le | ii! “a - Ps ‘ ‘ h 1 eeds and | 1 ahah + lle me hed «eer Nainsoo x and pockets and helt al colorings. Conttied om r for golf and outdoor j | tne me: im, Lo ge .ath in fle#h round. both knick cross-stitch and outline ? yard . Yard ' yard Cachemire Russe for Spring SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. | Monday ce af Koo 4 mill r : t re ahou patterns: each, a 4 ‘é = 1 ae : a : een re . j at 2 “A Siges in 4 t r Crepes in plain and novelty Values ft Values to (x30 her 1e ott oh. . aa cee Gc, soft, ab . ie soft -finish fine, verted pleat, patched mit! Spring lengtha: | b ie gara Mid-Year Graduates Exchange Your Old Rolls for ° ° @ iF a eve. sae lier to Eorn . the Latest “Hits” Sale of Silk Hosiery stro OS Linoleum |? vard ae Bote teinen sara | 2Good Living RS |} | Brand-New Word Rolls 75c Each ee are | 5 ee aan ee 49c Womens a aeamen © $4.00 and $4.50 | Any ambiti per- i 2 ' . i . oua o ’ ell P ; o ky. y ‘ | eon. even without bust- — . —and we will allow a credit of 25c for an old Roll — wan ed , Aycan Rem gc ae i gE ly ‘joan ue ae alkene a "a 2: against the purchase price of a new one. peers rorene ae ‘Mad gray only, slight ee + ee $1.50 values. regulars of eof / a Cc i? mestic Tweeds tn plain, heather mixture’ ané q ie cian? ving es 0 . ) The Following Latest Song and Dance Hits to n WY pair fancy weaves, especially pals - eormes four yards wide to cover desirable for outdoor or 1 ne te an interesting and ot | Select From: oe : ; average-size flo to slight mill imperfection, “hac tunity for advancement. . . . s os © Checked Sack! r . , : an eens el | + emi p= and evening classes starting im- | Beautiful California Wait Till the Sun Shines : eoaas pent bok NGOLEUM RUGS 9x12 Th r the yard, $1.98 ® Position of responsibilit | Sip sit | | 7 a ) | rew Sk! tractiy | , ; $5: cosesess , : ect ‘ongoleu Art Rugs, #'!ze i —) @ New Skirtings just re- ; ae ve salary. or aS Sugar Blues Are You Sorry That I m Leaving? Raises tree Unde ear Large Size Vests oor Sleaaite advertised, in the en aine % | "i Vandervoort'’s. in smart iiss alee rw ; $16.20; beautitul patterns te checks, stripes A , | A ' bal | teint Cente. tan aa tee Bye! plaids; wide range of : Standard School S apenine | When You've Lost the Trail to Home Sweet Home.» rieeve Shinde fr 49¢ ion gg oP 39¢ oyere designs: mill jmperfections.... uy Monday fied vocation. The wor in Spring wraps. sults and ~ Mediately after mid-year Snecial Meaéay. seit write or phone—A magazines at eolor combinations, 84- ragga Se ae Bring in your old rolls tomorrow—get the advantage of complete paar pigs $1 75 Uni Suit AIRN’S INLAID LINOLEUM , nion uns abe ae See ee Along Hawaiian Shores Mi | f ~rplngscong st eee. ra" Sosene tae : coats, 5é-in. Special at. Sons, will quickly prepare ves to | Some Day the Sun Will Shine Again Mystery ie ceived, exclusive with BERTHA M. WEEKS. Director | You Ask Me Why Il Love You . Absent Blues ec biae. Mikes Men’e balbriesan long: | Women’s. large. cise. fi every room in the house; in carpet and fancy in. yard $82.95 te 95.50 | (The Globe-Wernicke Co.) va Woolen Goods Shop— ST. LOUIS, MO. | selection. $ “eh ss esas eee Bae Second Fioor 4 E.R ENE — peed ; . We Ven's Soring weight Un Genuine Iniaia Linoleum eu ro . ; , A ' al Demonstrating word and inetru- e882 °2 53. ~~ I'nion Sul? tig . ry Suites itvile make) a se le: tton of room -site remnants. values Cc P. S—Light-weight . = @ | Extra Special p-rsrercr rien l0c a om ek. 8 Ppphediorett esd ote Cowhide Leather Suit- De : ee : yar cases silk lin d all ring 1922 the Post-Dispatch | sizes a 4 Printed 32.445 Situation “Wants”"—_ ; - 14.50 , 15,918 more than its morning competi- | : tor GB4 16.856 more than its «we ere Bing competitors combined.

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Oe a a he Ce ee Se oe ee A Pca en's RAR rah He Gate. ae aia ‘ Pe Ua ae de ede ne: & ep E eet Sa. ang semeceerecaittn ate AIA 278 i Bog Ei av pantera ttagcndee Rta eit Re MINES YE Hit ve enter ee ee A pee RR ls i at AEN PR BE AR ARN RNIN oe Ae ARR Ra RE ye IETS Men ae tare eee te Same aye ‘ "oy tan ~ gaat ee ae sate ? yen Ce TAGS RAO I ANE TIE RR Is ? — i ee 8 Oe tee ™ BB S7.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined: ‘ SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1928. Furniture differs greatly from all other things you buy—it’s made to last—-when you select ft you Vand ped ATE Remley Monday Specials 6th and FRANKLIN VEAL LOWER Not since 1914 have you out of stylie—our generous charge account permits been able to purchase v eal ments as you get your pay, at such a low figure. We want you : know -_ ‘it-edge, every oe e vouiee -slaughtered. Veal market is lower than it’s been for years—we’ re aimply giving you the bene- fit. Every economical houaguwife in st. Louis should take adr antage of this sale. All nice, light, fat, genuine milk-fed. Lb. 14 Rib Chops Shoulder Loin Chops Wisconsin Creamery Down goean the price. $1.90 a ib. ean’t buy better or fresher BREAKFAST BACON Another item that should bring every housewife down to the big, white store. This is nice, light, eteaegQueaeeaes a rm S . BSEBEB BBEaSE . ES Four nicely furnished rooms, neat but not extravagant in price, including good floor coverings, only. $363.20 Housekeeping Time Means New Floorcoverings brewn and Inlaid Linoleums; gray, fancy rer per aa . Armstrong’s Lino! eum; printed; 4 Axminster Room Rugs: to close out | yards wide; per: 87c get ready for our big pur- yard + A regular $48.00 $33.80 Gold Seal Linoleum; $ ft. values for .. 12 ft. long; rug size; no seams . -* es is —¢ an pier yan tidy x 8 Gold Seal Congoleum remnants, for nge baths and halls; per 39c Fancy Matting Rugs, $ ft. x 1° yard sae 31 brown, tan an Bins: em all figures Cc 4 to 7 Ib. average, genuine C ‘ongole’ um Mats, | | QUICK hickory smoked, sugar cur- I, l MEAL ed, “‘streak 0’ _@ GAS lean, streak o’ RANGE fat,’’ beauti- ful, bright; would cost you exactly twice this any- where ___ else: 30c value. Room-size Brussels Rugs. 8 ft. 3 x 10 ft. 6: a great variety of patterns ee ape . wide and = BEDS ~~ All sises. Prices as low j Double oven. $hm broiler and baker. Sample Ts 06 N TWELFTH 51.20 $90.88 WM. MOLLET, President. De ee ee ee ee eee eee ee 2 The POST-DISPATCH is the oniv St. Louis evening Bewspaper giving Associated Press news service. ness For Sale effers. See today's W, Want pages for Basi- S PEIN WAY THE INSTRUMENT veil THE IMMORTALS " ae Hii = Tofu. at hs cJturwriy- -Camazie, “} Fill, New i= All things considered The factors which must be considered _ iti in the selection of a piano are different according to the needs of diieoent pur- chasers. its unlimited power, and an action het is more than perfect , POssesses an astonishing durability.” In the homes ot music lovers the last- ing qualities of tone and action that de- light the masters are equally important. Where there are children the tone of the piano exerts an undeniable influence in the development of musical culture le is for these reasons that the Steinway is made in styles and sizes suitable for every type of home. The master pianist makes demands upon his instrument that test perfection to the utmost. A tone that is sonorous and pure, a carrying power that makes practicable the most delicate pianissimo, an action that combines power, lightness and elasticity—these are but a part of all the qualities which the artist seeks. And it seems conclusive that, for the past fifty fs, nearly every pianist of the first rank as preferred the Steinway. There are users of the piano other than the masters whose needs must be considered. In musical conservatories the lasting qualities of the piano are of extreme importance. Here, too, the inway is supreme. The director of @ great conservatory has said. “The Steinway, in addition to its singing qual- Stei nway x Sons have made it conve niently possible tor every music lover to own a Steinw ay Piano Their prices probably are less than you. imagine. Your old piano will be accepted as partial payment. And convenient terms of pay- ment may be arranged that will relieve the, purchase of embarrassment. All things considered—is there a single reason why you should longer delay the urchase of your Steinway er — purchase a new Steinway piano from us with a cash deposit of , and the balance will be extended ower a period of two years. Used pianos accepted in partial exchange. Prices $875 and Up The Aeolian Company Of Missouri W.P. Chrisler. Pres. Steinway Representative 1004 Olive Street € t > & terpretat! [ACCIDENT VERDICT IN AUTO DEATH - Weapons were not POLICE WANT A GUN-TOTING LAW WITH TEETH INIT ——— Brockman Asks Hyde to ‘Help Get Legislature to Amend Present “Scrap of Paper.” GANGSTERS KNOW HOW TO EVADE IT Requirement of Proof of Concealment on Persons Held to Make Convictions Impossible. Convinced th law making gun- toting a penitentiary offense, which has been tn effect for 13 years, al- though no one from St. Louts was ever sent to prison for violating it, is Gnspona asa means of preventing from carry- ing weapons, the police have asked Gov. Hyde to help them get the Legislature to put some the law. 4 Gangsters, as is known, have been going about killing each ether ever passed. They have been riding around in automo- biles heavily armed in readiness for and have suffered little inconvenience from the efforts of the State to gain conviction on charges of carrying concealed weapons. The law is too specific, the police say. It provides no one, other than officers of the law, shal! have a weapon concealed upon the person In order to gain necessary to prove t3 ratte had the since the law was *irea ; hostilities, a conviction it is the defendant ac- weapon concealed w hat the Gangsters Know. Gangsters and crooks know the law. They know a jury cannot con- vict if the weapon happens to be in an au the time of arrest They also know that if they throw the weapon away or hand it to the at ae a O.iceman as he approaches to ar- > mah? > .Om i 3 a - ~ + - ae an res Ku Cc ey cannot be convicted. The weapon is not concealed at the time of arrest and, therefore, the State “annot Make a casa. The police again to convictions under these circumstances, but have fail ed to get a jury to Iook at the Case rom their point of view. .The jury must be convinced berond a reason- able doubt, and the evidence does not seem to os at all Recently Wil Democratic have tried time and obtain > convincing lam (Dinty) Colbeck ity nitteeman and eader of “Egan's Rats.” and Ed- ward J. lly a1] Hogan. for- mer member of the State Legislature and leader of the rival Hogan gang, were tried by turtes. Thev had been arrested at diffefent times for hav- ing loaded automatic pistols in their automoDlles. Both pleaded that the concealed and each was found “not gullty A few days ago three members of the Hogan gang threw their pis- tols away in a public when. policemen bathhouse them hay wera orr > ss - J - arreste ‘ ‘ ut Warrants were ee . ’ ‘ ‘ ise ; ecaAats Sug est anta aia hettar he peniten- accept pleas Pe fines because we Fy impossible it is to obtain Wa an er? i one would 'tarnre? mee ockman of the Police Im —— ‘AY wrote to Gov. Hyde ar +n the fact thar tt Stop gun-totine with . and urging amend. ments that wou! al in ao eh aha , “© present iaw a permit liberal! in ‘ae | h- > ~ a sana ol * the State There ts - ow thea ". ° ‘Mh the present law. the +=. ¢ a Statec, that ro pro’ 2 lattae prohibits the sa sawec-off shotgune le. Cn Weapon of “Dbootleggers . INDICT SLAYER Was e@rrnnr ~ +. as erroneously stated in the at > . -4 Post-Dispatch Friday that Fistelle Penix, 24 a bi ind negress, of 1410 Morgan street. who confessed to having killed Crawfo?d Parker. 2 hegro, with a knife {in a room at 708 Nort h S&S: ixteenth street, Jan. 75. was ‘ ise the Coroner andthe Vircuit Attorney refused to take Rc- tion in the case The facts tn the ki! ling were pre- sented to the grand fury last Thurs- day. and that body’s failure to indict because of evidence that woman acted in defense of her person re- farrring of which is the warring It ~ A.a.ian FAILED 10 Te > re leased hec "2. 1 ‘sulted in her release from the Carr | Street Station. _ Peter Decker, 72, Walked Into Path of Machine, Witnesses Says. A Coroner’s verdict of accident was return yesterday in the death of Peter er, T2 years old of 1535 Lyndhurst avenue, St. Louis County. who died Thursday from injuries suffered Feb. 27 when struck by an ' time, automobile at the street car loop in | Wellston. John Booth Jr. of Thomas Sta- tion, St. Louis County, driver of the automobile, his father and another man who were in the machine at the testified that Decker had ee into the path of the automo- bile. “teeth’’ into | COMES MOLL’S It’s THE BEST Delmar De Baliviere Canned Foods Week We had such tremendous re- sults last year thru Canned Foods Week we again offer ONE CAN FREE With every dozen cans pur. chased—permitting you to purchase in half-dozen iots and receiving one can of the lower priced article free with every dozen. We will deliver a $5.00 order, not including sugar, flour and potatoes. JUST A FEW ITEMS OFFERED Old Dutch Lorn; Ne. can, each... Clematis Salmon / Gorman Salmon ) Moll’s Pride Peaches; No. 2% can, each ISSS Hed Pitted Cherries; Delmar Club Royal Anne Cherries, each A. Mell Corn, per can ... Hunter's Apricots, per can . Sinclair L. ima Beans, No, 2 can ; Meat Specials Mon., Tues., Wed. Tenderloin Steak Veal Chops .... .22c Pork Chops ... .16c Lamb Chops... .33c Fresh Eggs Every one recandlied, Doz. No storage. Meon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. ARLINGTON FARM SAU- SAGE; WONDER- 9h FUL SPECIAL, LB.. LUG Armour’, — Juice, Milk. sliced ‘peess Pickles, quart Post Toasties and Reon Flakes, pk. ake Navy Beans, 3 ibe Small Ivory Seap, 3 bars tial Campbell's ‘Beans, can te Morten’s Salt, Dkg Colt Leaf Asparagus Tips. 24c Royal ‘Ann Cherries, : ‘larse Geld Dest, ok«. Gold Medal Fleur, 24 Ibe. Roral Patent Filoedur., 24 The. GRANULATED SUGAR; MONDAY ONLY; 10 LBS OLIVE 1187—OLIVE 7447 CENTRAL 5905 We deliver between Laclede and Page. and west to Hamilton, on minimum orders of $2.00. We sell only first-class, standard merrhandi«e. With each pur- Market chase of $2.09 Basket ©: more, suzar and flour not FRE E inctuaea Latest Spring New CAPES = $ Ladies’ Spring New POLO COATS, °4 Silk-Lined Spring Now SUITS °*7 DRESSES Serge, $1.50 to $ 4.50 Silk . .$1.50 to $10.50 Crepe, $6.50 to $12.50 Biggest stock of brand-new,‘ up-to-the-minute Samples from New York makers—Girls’ Coats, $1.45, $2.45, $4.50; Boys’ Suits. $1.45 to $3.75; Ladies’ Prunella or Serge Suits, ‘$1. 95 to $4.50. Also as good as new Used Dresses, Coats, Suits, at $1. $2, $4. 1012 N. Page and Grand Cars Stop at Door—Close at 8 on the Dot. GRAND HOMA 107-709 NSIT MON. TUES. SPECIALS Vicro Brand, the best lity in canne - Don’t miss this. peice WISCONSIN 45" SIFTED. PERS Marcellus Early Jane. | der Regula, ON Tomatoes OF. Seott County. so hand pack. oe = i5e can po i SS 2c vase Sliced Pineapple lied Pineapple 0 Kalabash brand. in rich — 335e value: No. 2S kia heals OO 2% can .. Strictiv fresh. new- ly taid. Everyone should eat exss, This is the filme ef the vear to eat and | enjoy them. DOZ. Beef Brains, 3 nice sets. 25 Pigs Feet, Ib.5 Ox Tails, tb.7'/2 SIRLOIN, i PORTERHOUSE ; When rou see these fine Steaks you will wender how ie the wortd I can do it. g=->" 8 Ibs.25 4; Wisconsin CREAMERY Delicious. — churned. want —_ to =I it. Abe ute val. (5- “4 ie ai “y THOMAS R. AKIN President Laclede Stee! Ce JOSErT Pp. BASCUM Broderick-Bascom Repe Co. > WM. K. BIXBY Financier ROBERT S. BROOKINGS ef Gevt. Research. ATCUST A. RUSCH THERON E. CATLIN Financier JOHN T. DAVIS Financier. JOHN D. FILLEY President American Mfg Ca FOUN FOWLER Financier. Vice President Ch. Bd. Inetitute President Anheuser-Busch. Ina DIRECTORS BENJAMIN GRATZ Warren. Jones & Grats. JAMES If. GROVER Vice President St. Leu Trust Company JACKSON JOHNSON Chairman of Board ernational Bhee Coa. H H McK. JONES Robert McK. Jones & Ca. JOHN 6B. KENNARD Pres! dent J Kennard & Sens Cc _arpet i's N. A. McMULLAN hairman of Beard First Nattenal Bank EDW. MALIAINCKARODT President Maliinckredt Chem. Works. CHAS W. WHITELAW Financier. How Do You Test An Organization’s Strength? Isn’t One of the Ways By Its Directorate? PPLY this test to the Directors listed below, noting their positions yi in the business and financial life of the city, and you will see why this sturdy old Company has the confidence of the community, and why so many appoint it Executor and Trustee in their estates. ISAAC H. ORK President St. Louts Unien Trust Car — empany . M. RUMSEY, JR. ce President State National Bank. JOHN F. SHEPLEY Chairman of Beard - St. Louis Union Trust Ce. GEO. W. SIMMONS Vice President Simmons Hardware Ca. M. B. WALLACE Chatrman of Board ‘uppies © President Uates Bag & Paper Corp F. O. WATTS President Firet National Bask. THOMAS H. WEST Finanscier EDWARBS WHITAKER President Boatmen'’s Bank. St Lous Union Trust Co. BROADWAY and LOCUST Attiliated with First National Bank Canned Food SPECIALS FOR NATIONAL ‘Canned FoodWeek’ Wainat Brand: 1 doz. cans 1 CAN FREE Hominy *7 10 Ne. 3 size can: l des. — ‘Are Brand: * cas ne i det. cans i (Hep Flaver): Ne. 2 P — can oo bd we 1.69 Pork & Beans: s 70 nN Spinach ch $9 Af "2A 010 KIDNEY BEANS $7 99 nN = KA AQ Milk Compound ‘S705 = 10 Salmon $7 Bf aN TOMATOES Apples. $715 No. @ size cans: Joan of ic a. |): Se Careline Brand: M | WHITE SH 9h Q@it sanxer (plain): 1 dez. cans... i CAN os 1 dez. cans New York. Ne 3 site can: 1 dez. cans 1 CAN FREE. PEACHES Ne. @%-slze can Cali- farnia Sliced Peac in heavy syrup: cans i 48-lb. sack .... .$1.75 98-ib. sack .... . $3.50 ARISTOS and GOLD MEDAL 24-ib. sack ........95e 48-ib. sack .... .$1.90 Vitality — Hen Feed, 100- Ib. ae "Brand Ege Mash. $3 50 Nitadiey , ae Little Chicken. 100-Ib Vitality Brand “tarter Feed. . Vitality Brand Growing Mash. 100-Ib. aenck Advance Hen Feed, 100-Ib. «ack Oyster Shell, White Clever Seed, h. ney Bee Vegetable Gardea — Lime, excellent fer lawns: 56-Ib sacks. cach. — General Ne — PART THREE. New Cathedral Services ' Archbishop Glennon will preach) his March sermon today at the 11} : o'clock mass at the New Cathedral: /« FINE $50 USED Just received 500 extra-fine sew. Such fine makes as Hart 4 that they are as fine as can be r SPRING making things spick and span putting on sale a numoer of spec coming Spring merchandise | i $3 Puts It in Your Hon | ade. very We are giving our store a general fo move out some of our present |

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SUNDAY; MARCH 4, 1928. s=*-) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [==] ic —__— PART THREE. ) : ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1993, | PAGES 9—16B° _ } ; New Cathedral Services. | at the afternoon services, beginning ltonight the Rev.. Andrew ‘ archbishop Glennon will preach | at 3 O'clock, Prof. William Theodore | Browne, C. SS. R., will continue nia | beat atta his March sermon today at the 11) Diebels wil] give his fifth organ re-| Lenten sermon _ series on “WW hy | o'clock muss at the New Cathedral; | cital of the season, and kt 8 o'clock | Faith Grows Weak.” 7 7 | | Merchants in Spring Festival. . | a “ About 20 South Broadway mer- | : 4 ‘chants have signed tip to take part | “ : FINE 5 S ITS $ 10 in the spring festival campaign of | 4 4 th 6 South Broadway Merchants an d | SPECIALS FOR » dust received 500 extra-fine Suits—many silk. lined—many like ote noggeteget ee oe CHIBURBAN ngs WY | new. Such fine makes as Hart Schaffner & Marx, which means | funtil June 1 Community NATIONAL that they are as fine as can be made 1012'N. GRAND *'omobilc parades and exefcaes by W Mail Orders Filled—Add Postage S.W. Corner Seventhand women | annedFoodWeek'| °§ : pi Holders of Bonds Due in W ~ | E-W. Groves ||| $1 Pivers Azares || | * March 3-10 April and October File Ap- SPR NG MAID Floramye or IRN 1 AN : SP RING HOUSECLEANIN G plication With Public Ww “TWIN” COMPACT | Tablets | ta Frets race eee... Service Commission. | W This is a double Compact, as picture. 3 boxes for 73 games M6 Compact making fs urcene S ORN 1.60 60 1 SALE!! READY TO TAKE WW ttete tor sttindy’s bas: Contain pow: 93¢ =a der and oumt : on one ore and rouge | oo sa) CAN FREE, | We are giving our store a general Spri l i P LINES FROM U. R. | Ww bo snake The Price | “ i 1 50 M Ssecus that yeu many mecd 4 é ) at spring cleaning. ainters and polishers are b | | | p e busy on every floor | W an double-faced 3 JETI UM 19° 3 5 . ary | Pieces that you may need. 3 aire im: coming Spring merchandise makes additional space necessary and the only way we can get it is ter. ma erCne TTT to move out some of our present stock. We believe the prices and terms quoted below will do it. | terest in Merged Systems. ‘ | RE-NU: iT | = igs ia es | April, 1903, and covered by a gen- Apples $116F 4 Crib : ee orate | eral mortgage to the Mississipp! Val- i uti ' ' is : . . - i iges se ‘ley Trust Co. as trustee, and $2,000,- fidor. cans l 9c each in white. mar Por vents Kiddie Car ae eg. . 000 of bonds of the St. Louis & Mer- dot. cans .. ; é' ' ‘ ae a 4 ; CAN FREE. ; in, t. _ wi A uty, Palle - ttle ec, Saget: 'amec, deposited with the Mississippi , ‘ : | Valley as collateral of the other a sanitary, { that ij] del leht ‘ * ee ice: 3 ~ a at ca, § Monday Only ttle floor espace ear every little boy RES aa ge SF ee bonds, are outstanding. The $2,000,- nin Sliced Peaches, or >t eo un 7 ne na iF Sear eee ; ae ee 900 known as “consolidated bonds” | $9. 715 today for your jittle “e : nS aed were due in February, 1921, but an ae wpa gg Si = ie lille. BO ee ame SOE tensi was granted until Oct. 1 dl heavy «ayrup: 1 u ; | . -clal Ce : ; extension PILL BURY Tt uF =e peat 4 | next and the $4,509,000 bonds are te 7 . . _B50c Stein's Face Powder Oe ee = Chifforobe With due April 1 next. does wet . Theatrical Cold Cream, 24-lb. sack..... oa Unfinished Breakfast Sets | ‘The Suburban lines bought oVer | Stein's Knickerbocker Cold Creat ic | $1.50 Daggett: @ Ramsdell’s Cold : -Ib. sack , } | ’ This is just the Sat so many women have Mirror Doors by the United Rallways were those | Gillette Blades, one dozen 2590] | Sten’ Alpine Cold Cream, 1D., 5: ; BE oe been looking for It consists of four sturdy Thi s gplendid Chifforc ybe comes i! pe 2 38-Ib sack ‘ene aerey |y chaira and drop-ieaf table, as illustrated. The beautiful finishes — goiden from Foureh and Elm streets to 14 -Ib. — ‘ ee SP | graceful design of these Sets offers an un- i. ah ms vy and alnut t ha Florissant; the Ferguson line, the usual opportunity for a ereat number of at- five roomy. drawers, full-length inion Benleunedtide tks Medutwoad W 50c package Durham Duplex Blades (6) - ons tractive color schemes at t} tinn an t at com 40c package Ever-Ready Blades (6)_. aed’ “Sinan Oe pe tel ag Ok nally line and the St. Louis and Kirk- DENTIFRICES 4 «lb. sack o*wa ee & 95c : oo +3 5 Ng ' one vag " — iW EE K OR MOY TH | a Month Ready to ‘lake Lines Over. W 35c package Enders Blades CAN “4 4E 50c lashbrow. paste ......-- Cream Iee or Nall White.’ geaeeeeeeeeeceeseececeecees : % in TS % > Pt a no greate: st than th my é Mirrors and GOLD MEDAL , VEG Cae 2 2S, lS : pxaftly as wood line Hair Preparations PAY BY THE “ten ‘be the Ww eels or | | woe aa eee The applicants f ey ar ¢ Hair Tonic......-- . : ee-th. sack th - $1.90 , Set ____ts y ON ready either re ssiaem: ane aa et te 0c package Gem Blades (7) poleets Solar Mair Dye ane 1 a > Se eae. coe tied ae RE 2 | ay: ¢ ‘Z 7 (he Feorganized United Railways in| gp $6.00 Aute-Strop Safely Razer, complete | 1.25 Jean's Henne ‘all eaters). .2ne | foe Tomatoes ests aston. 90s | gee ee one rrsiceclane OREGO | am i ° iSHING Co Co! ty si ¢ Z proportion to the property controlled * with 12 blades and strop 98 | Henna, D’Oreal $1.00 Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder..190 | 600 La May . PS ; >! ; 1eN by them through thelr holdings of | Klenzo Tooth Paste ........8 for 500| a5e Djer-Kiss, targe... Reii e “a Per pound .......20c : ' >» - we VTE Suburban securities, or are willing | W 506 Mennen's Shaving Cream... a 37e Listerine Tooth Paste. i... «3 fer 26¢. Cyrano Orange Mensece.o+ ; competition with the United Rail- Packard's Hair Restorer - 100-Ib. en $2. 6 FRANKLIN AVE’; oe i neti sedate Eau de Quinine., .78¢. $1.39 | Lron's Tooth Powder or Paste... 3 ‘ Vitality “Brand Ege Mash, ; 7 > ae ¢ sreal Riker’s Brilliante 890c | 35e Benreco Tooth Paste..... Sy = | “| SECOND DOO FROM. CORNER |: a cafe U aa Se seuateinad wnnks bo: : ne Sarai . | om mi : : | eee Forban’e Testh Paste Vitality ‘Inrand Little * $3.00 We . x ae tort ) tanta Grae hicken. 100- ib sack » 3. ing Co of New York. and da mea "1° ; hnaienetenes , erat serum. S608 ! , | tam ee =e " son have appraised the lines in ITAL MALTED wos § 69 Horlick SMa SIZE... we — ich they are interested, the peti- ; , ee ‘ -e | Pint ‘Bottle Goiden| |sesoenteld’s| | Balm- sd itality Brand Grow Ing 7 — = ~ = a ne whi $1.60 Amami! Glint wnnet ogee, Sen, | ! a they: ao for a) velontion of $13, ho Pep- Rubbing | | Sham-| | ¢.am- Tea, Tablets tona, Alcohol poo poo 3 for 49c ester seen, 38 ! —_ 16 of These mole ati 2 Histone geen 79c "350 | Soe 50e || 98¢ - . Ww have just received a new shipment of 0. W. White & Oo.’s Special Sale: of ope Beautiful The applicants do not state why Electric Light Bulbs | ey ere pt nt WW Ground mek | y Cv Player they had not filed their request 40 watt Tungsten ~T 2c ; $2.25 dozen | § $5.50 ¥,-size Hose... . $4.69 Ww earlier during the several vears the. 50 and 60 watt Tungsten, all $5.00 Leggings ..... .$4.39 A . ' ve —— Seed. , | | - - | Outfits valuation case has been Sending, in- ‘ | 20c i , : G on Sale stead of waiting until the matter is = Grass Seed, ¥ | ° ' * m . ; / f if | i Low Price pointment of Harvey D 9 sitet a Sy 75 watt Nitrogen 45c, 3 for $1.25 | waterbury’s 100 watt Nitrogen 50c, 3 for $1.35 | sal Hepatica (;ov. Hyde today announced the' ap- Louis to succeed Joseph W. Charles Bromo Seltzer.. ¢- Year- Guaranteed Rubber Goods” Sale iiciateeeeresseronenndietienmestibiadi : | £ be , a? | as member of the Board of Managers ? . of the Schoo! for the Blind. The e Gude's Pepto-Mangan $2.25 Security Fountain Syringe, a 69 | Bauibb’s Califorats Of. : 1 f : . © Long " | | } - bon os OP ite: we i $ term expires Feb. 1, 1927. Martin a | | es PT Ss a > J. Collins of St. Louts was reappgoint- = ' i | : . “ ee ed a member of the board for the Vv AX ' | \\ , roon rubber; extra size tubing Catlin’s Mineral Oil, pint. . $1.50 Aluminum Hot-Water Bottle, fits any part of the body | o Bi Sib cade Internal Bath + SOc $1.20 | Listerine.............4 ge oval rab *... $10.49 | . 00 ar ng — De | Kondon's Catarrh Jelly, $2.25 Washington Combination Fountain =| Oil, Kare Oil Oap- ‘5 Stomach Syringe and Hot-Water Bottle. . 60:1" este a 6 $1.75 Omega Hot-Water $3.50 Ladies’ Empire hee. Spray Syringe ... $37 J r s | = 2 4 - a 3 okes, for. o & yi as © — ~ ° © e i - 2==S=SS==S= f ‘ 4 | ) ree a re Be ‘ 5 Fie Bs or ; ey oie - Seen 4 +, ~ OST Sd oe RL RITE? oe lt ea j > er: MRP SPs 5 "wet ps | Tse i. yet r ‘ : : at Ree f : Dy, a rae. ee ae i bie iad © he a en ee UE he ES Se ok ot i Cy ae eeeeevaeeeere ee eee aac an a $ssses<ses<e<s<<5

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SUNDAT MARCH 4, i928. To DISPATCH alone Aree ately Equals that of the Dafly Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. A IOB ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Dally -—+— The commission's order Sai ee a CO ne ee lection. It also 2 os 7 Auce numer- reciation $1,690,000 e yeas, Symame| = Ane me should it risk the worry | | methods mannii 900 a year is|asked for on a? al fs: INDICTED CONSTABLE DEMES — |sniet2 ms Pom-Daracn. box on rena be oie to grote names re Oe eral ethioes, “nine | oane enna, the sirike Which, S| 08 eect an eliowanes for Geprecte- |S. STS" vagsected portion, material 2, maintenance | when the sommiesion will allow it | tion, a reduction of $500, economy, rejecting all. met f | Robert Hynek, a postoffice chauf- | ion which Hine ™ ¢ material and equipment, 1.7, a@-/ to earn an tncome which will obvi- | rear_oP that iter. Witness of Fatal Accident Has Tes- | feur, who saw Hine knocked down | _ Alumni. ightly more than ‘1 cent fer re- When tun « pee re on of other smaller items leaves | ate that unpleasant co ntingeocy. . a | ity fare #= gx: This | | POSITION TO OFFES 1s SALE | a; ) O Clock = = : Sale By the Jefferson City Correspondent Ts Sere ee Bs “DAY. 2 ‘ W ith Sta rched G .} SUCH HIGH - GRADE Sha ~~ " | of the Post-Dispatch. a , AT SUCH sharp 513-515 WASHINGTON AVENUE- | etme Cer Marth t a snSU. , mal . | PRICE | J |St. Louisans may as well resign Low aca Bax. sho 2 "519 WASHINGTON AV. “Se ¥ At $ 6 QO BEA | themselves to indefinite continuation | See of the 7-cent fare or a h ligt her one. unless more economical operation of . Z the United Railways is forced, fg-| oe @ ; : + ? > iad Y ures and other information obtained = | : oie ae Mees wethhe MaNeine | You'll want some gooe . isa é nM . 4 Ds a _ . * ~ . >. ‘ Commission indicate. As for a o- - Spring. Besides, you ll cent fare, that is even more remote look good after conside in the future than in the past, even Enormous — purchases speeenla Gee clty soceesd ta pemneed- 3 We have them in all ne from the highest class 39 to fx the valuation of the railways AE | | stripes, checks and figure New York manufac- ee ee ee | | Come in and make your figure demanded by Henry S. Caul- . | Bel 7 ; ™S +r OI} lar he e | ' turers enables us val Special City Cc unselor in the | | 3 : . : valuation case. Should the company AN ESTABLISHMENT YOU . Snes ppt . | See Eighth Stre to make this i] prevail on the commission’ to adopt ARE FAMILIAR WITH—ONE =. : _ nig -“@ AND MISSES” =i its views of valuation, whic! rould THAT HAS BEEN FOREMOST = 2 “: : : OF WOMEN’ : . —= ee Re tt eee tee, Tee 5. ts e Ay ee — . ' ~ c . PR Pe. re See SPB bee Sudeep Meanie iy ERY ety hie : > die wpe Sere wee ee a ss ~ Magi b vs 2 " os » ae 6 ole hey $e rate the property at ‘0 to 100 m IN THE READY-TO-WEAR linn re ¢ ra -41) ; 4 maT ion dollar the far ill ran CIRCLES FOR A PERIOD somewhere bet ween § | on the commission seeks t tllow utill- = O A T S , ties to earn at the present time. This i’ * =, income would have meant only 6.30 Unrestric — ce of aa : > ~s a per cent return on an investment of ag ye ee on ea os $40 00 Low j : T ’ cS | $55,000,000 or 5.78 on $60,000,000. s ¥ 3 : On $20 N00 700 tt «= L ) . . 3 n $80,000,000 it would have meant $8. 85 | ‘ : ; 11 per cent. ‘3 3 EXACT SCHEDULE! ! GROUP NO. 1 : Double Eagle Stz Had a six-cent fare been in effect ; the same expenses + OF 200 “Sternberg’s” Expensive Cloth Capes— READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL Ww ILL BE OFFERED BY US AT THE MOST YNHEARD-OF — , , PRICES FOR SUCH HIGH- : | “ FORMERLY 716 WASHINGTON AVENTE GRADE MERCHANDISE. m j rn Ne a re nen ct me ae me See eee earal el Sie f Eee eee a ae Pia eo 8 - : ! rf j ill! *aef | ie WHT the same operating 7 The only down-town exclusive 1S ie C _ 4 deems Eagle Stamps. $2.50 3 : “Sternberg’s” Sample Spring Capes— ‘2 ~~~ meen See Our | ‘i - fare w i be 1 mnant'a fe ODDS & ENDS ' ) , @/) : “Sternberg’s”’ Finest Silk Capes— a “Ladies’ Nurse Oxfords” | ; Window | This $896,635 would have enabled & SUITS Mol i727 “Sternberg’s’” Expensive Sport Coats— 4 HAND-TURNED SOLES Display . | ee ee 6 ee a = 2 a (ae 3 “Sternberg’s” Extra-Size Coats— i These Nurse Oxfords are the last ( “es 0 aaah ag 7 ee ee ee orth up to $2 28.00, tm this . “44 “Sternberg’s” Real Exclusive Wraps . word tn comfort « Sei > and foot ease, ‘ s, Would Have Cut Revenue $5,187,702 “a “ sé >,7? slar- | | Had the fare been cut. to _fiv 7 Sternberg’s” Tailor-Made Wraps— 3 biack viet kid. 1000 New erga sos coment pe abt geared ey 08 | “Sternberg’s” Misses’ Spring Garments— i with turned soles | =o s and low rubber | 137,702 ang a def! f 572.21: —— ; ‘ , — ’ ’ : | would have been created, rhich, Fe ' 1460 GARMENTS IN THIS SALE GROUP 5 go | | heels. All sizes. C P E, s | course, would have meant that no HERE'S AN A =; return Tnatever could have been - a ; ; > + 77° - Yes +i 9 bb OPPORTU NITY | : 4 s\s s a? sUAaii Pibe “Sternberg Ss = 7? Ses 625 ¢ iy $896,635, for a one-cent JI3~SIS WASHINGTON AVENUE- H | Scmpany would have had left for !3 a cee ea a4 “Sternberg’s” Silk-Lined Capes— TO BUY STERN- | | &s 530,00 ,000 in ve luin th 4 rs ' . GIRLS’ | | { | > ° ° cond’ tions f a: still rail. _— “ shee : : t a\\ = Genuine black vict Geterm! nation of S TERS Extra —_ :% the valuation case, which is set for TS a argument next Thursday. No move- Salesladies . ‘ ment to force more economical ; | a ——— Chotce of ary no metter Loose, Flare and Wrappy Capes re operation, or which would bring what the former price—ia Extra about any other fare reduction de- this sale, que 4 : New arrivals of 3 Brytonia Cap es : velopment fs in progress or ivontinb- | Cashiers a Pumpe and 6 Exclusive sie. ‘Wraps utes meaphere thereaboute 1s, not rer a . Misses’ Capes gt f | conducive to hope for relief. For the STERNBERG’S ENTIRE STOCK OF Sport and Polatre Coats oad unmistakab! e that any- ae nae asia + Ain approaching a five-cent fare Tailored Coats, Etc. atte a en 88 event al yeni m of “Sternberg’s” N cal W Ss ,? R j ~“ G Ss U j : Ss . phe 22) 7. ,orrT ’ ' : 5 4s ; are said to range from 899 to $156 4 4 is mecessary to impress upon That would ordi- Ooce ae Sete wananan s v iT a i Be SSNS Be here when the seas | burden of the camrider. ' Hi} a tical! An analysis of disposition of the ai | Practically every woman in &8t T-oent fare shows that the larrest , Louls te familiar with the high item fn the li 's for wares ef , 1 i" type of Ready-to-Wear Apparel motormen and conductora who get , : Sternberg’s have been selling in month, according to the commis “Sternberg’s” Pd 4 a 5 you how sensational this effer : \. « . . $40—in this sale oi to attend "$9.3 5 : . Me INDA Y | it: aga! net anv saab action On sal . ine o ne recent occaston ther sent : rd Ww Forisetel,. Repu s lean - irene cs thence: mes'us'aetes |] REMEMBER, SALE AT (/42ATy Ze? 517-519 Washington Av-—DOWT Fd “= | fanked by other labor leaders more or less activity ct i thee. peared Power T mills, taxes €, de. '

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SST ae ee ae ee SUNDAT MARCH 4, {o28. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ee TS ae i commission's order being for on that item, in Decem- comtinuing the 7-cent fare, i the suggested avenues of omy, rejecting all. $ $4t0$12 aany silk-lined—many like & Marx, which means 1012 N. GRAND —_- ‘ £4 sj 7” bab % a . ~ .%\ » , wi , . os . - 7 e..1 tu A > "4 Jy, ’ 7 . "te gi P — Scissors | , For Girls , anngfina- Double Packs Stamps All Day Monday The only down-town exclusive Shoe store that gives and re- deems Eagle Stamps. $2.00 cash or $2.50 in merchandise. POLO ll alll Pd el al al al ah —BAPBPAPDATAO DOD IOI ITO “Ladies’ Nurse Oxfords”: ‘“Ladies’ Nurse Shoes” HAND-TURNED SOLES FOR HOME OR STREET ( i id OO OO ed ™ a a a - i Ae ~ i i . Bright vici kid; heavy hand- These Nurse Oxfords are the last ‘ turned soles: rubber word in comfort )D heels: plain toes; and foot case, » for style and com- black vici kid, ¢ gort cannot be with turned soles | equaled | and low rubber SIZES heels. All si : GROUP NO. 2 ot tee Speci ‘ OUR PRICE 3 me" $3.00 | race... . Rteel *4.00 i i i i “Ladies’ ‘Slippers’ FOR HOME WEAR 89 PRP LP A A “Ladies’ 2-Strap Pumps” ? RUBRER HEELS Genuine black vict . Ladies’ all-b'ack kid, hand-turned ( kid one - strap last word in )S!ippers, heav soles; comfort and Sizes 8 to 9. arse... 3-00 | speaat 99 9) nepees inn : Jule . Heels ‘Ladies’ Pumps and Colonials” Advance Spring Styles New arrivals of ladies’ beautiful strap Pumps and Colonials on special saie /hand-turned soles style. ‘ that will give (extra wear and ‘ > solid comfort. ROUP NO. 3 and display. Early selection is ad visable. Choice of patent leather, black kid or satin, with Louis or Cuban heels to match. $5.00 “Big Girls’ ‘Dalen’ NEW LOW HEEL LAST EXTRA QUALITY SPECIALLY PRICED PRPPR OS “Misses’ Steen ude” LOW RUBBER HEELS oP PPL LLP Big girls and ? Mahogany tan misses’ patent ¢ calf, English last, leather, one-strap with perforated Pumps, madeover » tipp , extensioin new medium toe soles and rubber last with perfor- ated tips and. heels. vamps. a —: ee 65. 5 yl 7 3.00 — - eiris, ‘ § o"s ‘sold them for— | nae tt - "3. 00°: ge to 2. "2.05 a ee $25.00 Dresses—tit your unrestricted groups at 20 AND .90 oo s Dress Shoes—Spring Styles New French Toe Lasts, Nut Brown, Mahog- any, Black Calf or Vici Kid This Sprina’s styles con form more to the ccnaianadl shape of the foot than ne Ww hepetofore rhe ifench toe last prom- Ses to be very popular. They come in nut brown, mahogany or black calf and black Vici ‘xid. Weit sewed soles, rubber heels. All Sizes - 4 $5.00 A The POST-DISPATCH is the Bt. wwe on Av.—DON'T FORGET Louis . peavies. ss | | 'Gumberts’ | Manchester | *crooked”’ jEVENLEGAL PONT. . 4, 4 ** : “ - | ae | > | rvrk > i . ’ ; 1S IMPOSSIBLE ~ WITH LOADED Dict County Assistant Prosecutor | Before | “Rolls the Bones” Judge Wurdeman in Court at Clayton. —_ | ELECTRIC MAGNET USED WITH TABLE However, Court Decides the Point Is Gumberts’ Liquor Was Seized Illegally and Orders It Returned. With loaded dice it is just as hard to score a legal point as it is to score a “‘craps’” point. This was demonstrated in Circuit Judge Wur- deman’'s court at Clayton yesterday when Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Stanton tried to prove that the taken in a recent raid at Mark Fauna Flora resort on road, net, | beget ey paraphernalia UAT | |ing Attorney 1 said. “You honor,” | St: anton, thought they merely contributing toa proposition. There was no element of chance involved as’' there is in gambling.”’ “T don’t understand your said the Judge. see, your were gambling were point,” well enough versed in the art of'| craps shooting.’* “Bones Rolled” in Court. Thereupon the Assistant Prosecut- produced in court the | dice outfit taken in the raid. He at- tached the magnet to the under side of the top of a table, attached an electric battery rigged up with a button so that the wire running into the button touched the floor, and then threw a across the table. “You see, my polnt is ‘eight,’ ’’ he is for me to make that point.” He placed his foot upon the but- i'ton, which caused the battery to charge the magnet with electricity. and once more “rolled the hones.” as ‘| button and rolled the dice once more ee ——— The dice rolled to wheré the magnet was concealed and stopped sudden- | || lv on double six, which, in the ver- | cate al of the dice gambler, is'/ raps.’ Then he rolled them!) again, his foot still upon the button, | and rolled craps. “two,"’ which likewise is. Then he rolled a “seven.” in- | di cating that he was just absolutely | ; not “right.’ Judge Sees the Point. “Now watch.’ continued Stanton. he removed his foot from the “See? rolled an ‘eight,’ and that! happens to be my point. Do you get me?’ “IT see your point, But Stanton failed to score, his} legal point, because that was not an issue of the case. Gumberts’ place had been raided and the dice and liquor confiscated on a search war- rant describing gambling paraphers nalia. The raiders had taken the dice and magnet along because they had heard reports that many persons from St. Louis had been losing large sums of money at sort. Thomas Rowe Sr., counsel for Gumberts, had asked for an order | of court returning the liquors Gumberts on the ground that they | were not specified in the search war-. rant. IAquor Ordered Returned. The question of the “loaded” dice was brought up when Attorney Rowe 'declared that the only dice used ithe ,ent ones, ' duced. | ' | | | games, i | | 'did not ‘liquor the 'tles of so-called home brew at Gumberts place were transpar- He said the bone dice were not used for gambling. but merely for amusement, He expressed opinion that persons wo rolled dice for money would not use the bone variety. The transparent ones were the regulation kind used in “craps’’ he contended. However, as the gearch warrant mention anything about Judge ordered the 40 bot- and two partly filled wine bottles, taken in the raid, returned to Gumberta. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney ‘Stantoh still Wag under advisement the issuance of a warrant charging Gumberts’ with setting up a gam- ' bling device. New Rectangular Wrist Watches Solid gold, 18-k., platinum finish, set with 4 diamonds; high-grade 17-jewel movement. Extra specia), $50.00 15 and 17 jewel in 14 and 18 k. sec sea ade $25 ” $30 gold-filled $12.50]. DUNN’S o& 613 FRANKLIN AV, | 1 Tears dice and the electric mag- | did not constitute pleaded | customers of Gumberts who '! ‘sure-thing’ | “Perhaps I am not | ene aS om a — oom ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 11B 7 a ee _ — Store Hours: ‘Daily 9 = 5:30; “Saturday, 9 to 6 ‘ fp One Dollar! Py Olive and Looust Locust from Ninth to Tenth hv US. The New Free- Westinghouse Console Model Free Demonstration | These Mac! es may be purchased on o'r easy Club Plan. No.jn- terest added _We will | give you a jibera! allow- ance for your old ma- | chine. Call us. Now Is the Time to Purchase a Sewing Machine for Spring Sewing o HOOSE at Vandervoort’s from a complete stock of all standard makes. We guarantee all Machines sold Regardless of what kind you are considering—-see our displays and attractive lew prices. New | Machines } 19 new Sewing Ma- chines manufactured by the Free Sewing Ma- chine Company. Com- plete attachments. Fuliv guaranteed. $40.00 value : +) '/ 50 A Remarkable Group of Floor Samples and Renewed Machines All in perfect mechanical condition. as follows: Priced Singer, Long | Free 6 Drawer, $27.50 Bobbin $15.00 | Free Cabinet $69.50 Free Desk Elec- | Singer, Round trie $95.00 | Bobbin $23.50 leetrie Porta- | reanct Sey $19.50 PONDIN ; ble $29.50 Singer Auto- Singer 66 $27.50 $22.50 ‘hese are just a few of the many excep- tional values offered in this sale tomorrow. Sewing Machine Shop—Basement. matic We repair all makes of Sewing Machines at a small charge | That’s All—Just $1 Down and This New Model Columbia Goes Home at Once DOWN. BALANCE IN ee ee ee em ee einem ESOT Seabee TOOT eRes ith LOW | 1923 : WEEKLY Model | PAYMENTS Columbia 48 PEey This radical reduction in the price of the most popular Cabl- ) net Model Grafonola will save you many dollars in the enjoyment | of the world’s best music, Just bring in $1 and it's yours. | ORDER NOW! ORDERS UP TO 5 P. M. DELIVERED MONDAY |\§_ ||| Monday Special $ | Splendid large upright Phonograph. In tone, constguction and finish equal to machines sell- ee eevee ing up to $115. IAmited offer at only CWideners 1008 OLIVE ST. Meee Peay tert ete cUAADEERSGarE? | . 7 § * pair of bone dice “Now watch how impossible it | ’ said the Judge. | “craps” in the re- | to) a sample of which he pro- | the | = palesihgaivennecina = en —————— SS = PHOENIX FURNITURE CO.= ‘|Our SUCCESS || for 30 Years Is Due to HONEST |) |Advertising i i SPECIAL-—10-PC, ——e e cooking and CONSENS of or ro ea, on Pp large pile Rn n & a “d cup “Ree AA CHiFFOROBES i De cont $3 Cash—jic Ww eekly PHONOG nn alg This dresser-s8\y).* | roomy en a | jarge cioth compartme! | has plate g ass mirror . =. EXTRA BIG STONE OKI ¥* White porcelain lined: used for No Phone or M or "Mail Ore Orders on | This Special. ains 19 | Wa are showing one of reeset as- A's sort mes) ae of moce compris | ing numerous sp flere makes. Chol hogany. one a va a) au 1 We are fe vit especial Talk! ng | Machine at EI vith ever Phonoe ¢ graph a0l4, "¢ double- face Records. 12 selections of —_———— own choice. ~ 1226 ic OLIVE ST. SPRING OPENI chines, Pianos and Stoves and Ranges. Remember, everything in the house is sold with our but future needs. NG SALE (ounuse" f LIBERAL ||| Sweeping discounts prevail on our entire 8 floors of Furniture, Carpets, ‘Talking Ma- EASY TERMS t full guarantee of satisfaction. EXTENDED ‘ : tutte exch. We el sbre Sil porches te of cece Sud outed a = TS _ Queen Anne Dining-Room \ Suite This Suitte fllustrated coneista of larwe buffet. new-style oblong exten- sion table and six gen- uine leather aon - seat chairs; all to match. Opening ‘Bale Price, 19 15 China Closet to match. $39.75 extra. Terms to Sult Your Convenience. THIS NEW HOME AMERICAN WALNUT SEWING MACHINE Millions of housewiy= now use this » > eeirt* Teese ber eetegagiaial! ous Machine, which sg00es inte yo home with the fullest guar- ant te be per- fect iT, construc: tion ewere ‘fortu- nate in ' m4 2 ,es . ap na a verted into comfortable tic saprings; rocker and DAVENETTE SUITE This is a truly wonderful Suite. At a mo- ment’s notice the Davenette can be con- fitted with strong cadien are upholstered in imi- tation leather «..-e++- Terms $5.00 Monthly f $4975|, ON EASY TERMS—$4.00 CASH, $1.00 A WREK CEDAR CHEST ian 1 ory eaiianoaee eye ao bed. It the chair, davenette | 5A92 15 £. Complete 4-Pe. Bedroom Suite in American walnut or brown mahogany P finish, made in all f " period designs. Some as | 8 4” Terms to Sulit Your Oonvenience i i AWA if HI mc I | ea itll nm ih if aN { it HK me oervad J ) Pili itn tt iN Hint Sg mB : ale 17 1 15 We show many Gesigne n eises to inches lon You may heve any finish deviraé—enea ogany. p ain cedar or Amertéan walnut, pereretr peer ererr: (tpt mma mann | qin hi Hid mh Nita NEW STYLE DAVENPORT TABLE Made eof sailté black we ii i uf y + i i i Mi ii * 4 ong. eauty to en ropa, s 1 we)! 100 at this price. ae REE ¥ “ : fr ‘ 4 + 2 oe ee er ae _ ee é $ ally SN ; use ee $49.75 Brussels Rugs, Axminster Rugs, size 9x12 Velvet Rugs, size 9x12 Brussels Rugs, size 9x12 $19.75 Extra Heavy Grass Rugs, 8x10. ..$8.95 Extra Heavy Grass Rugs, 6x9.. .$3.98 TERMS TO | Floorcovering, THIS HANDSOME 3-PIECE OVERSTUFFED DAVENPORT SET SPECIALS IN OUR CARPET DEPT. $39.75 Linoleum, inlaid, per yard | Linoleum, cork, per yard........$1.35 SUIT THE CUSTOMER'S CONVENIENCES erewrtmeg tiin tts) ete WY ast’, fw. ee Covered in pdbeautiful figured materials. This Set was made to sell at $800, but by ea for- tunate purchase we place them on sale at "ug" i id *) 2 eas 4 i td a ‘ ~ * re - me OY ee oe, “x4 =H ~ teat a @ me St i 27x54 per yard...........590 > PRE i

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; \ & igs: : ~~ 2 ? STNDAT. ™ The City Circulation of the Dail POST-DISPATCH alone approsimetny saan that of the Daily Globe-Democrat : and the Times — wARCH iam 4 2 sree online. : ty Circulaho e¢ Daily nnn oe : ‘ ———— 12B ST. LOUIS, POST- CISPATCH ve Gi sivschinel palettes Sst 2 aia paces Reet: Weis - | ED NATE: AAP AAA Wt 7 : TO RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIADS SEF OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGES 4B & 5B PART 2. Women’s Gloves ~ 4 Lbs. Chocolat $5 Umb e Sa € A sampie line ef women’s imported washable | ¢ v ery y delicious ‘ ‘hocolates with / im long. short or gauniiet $ ters, covered with milk o € A large eollection of men’s and women’s | ois suede Gioves in long. 540° ’ ~” &: mee Styles; : te ef centers, ‘ r broidered backs. Goo d range 0: Sizes hi " gweet chocolate. 1.60 val es and linen Umbrellas in black $ 1 00 and $1.50 values tee , | lly priced, Monda} te ” ¢ 1.006 ni i js‘, atv .* * , a =o i 2 Vececs stata and colors. Wide variety of -Give Eagle Stan nps and Rede: “ull Books for: $2 in ( cash Large ost Fiistadoemaas of Mere - - - * o = 7 - _ - - - - > 7 The Basement Economy Store’s Power to Provide the Utmost in Values Is Pointedly Demonstrated in the Birthday Saleof Women’s Coats* Dresses — —— Almost 2000 Specially Purchased, Fresh Spring Garments Are Offered at Savings Entirely Too Pronounced to Overlook | Coats, Capes, Wraps Charming Dresses $25 to $35 Values $17.50 to $24.50 Values iu @ Handsome Wraps, jaunty sports Coats and at- tractive Capes—all in the authentic new st featured in this group. All are silk lined aa many are richly trimmed with embroidery, fancy cords or metal ornaments. Three of the numerous stvles 7 — @ There are over twenty stvles—three of which are pictured. Fabrics are satin-faced Canton, Canton crepe, tricoknit. chiffon taffeta and Bombay crepe, in navy, brown, gray, black, cocoa and com- st reer er aw ; AMILT . , are illustrated. binations. — | . BE eg Highly mercerized bleached dam- Developed of woo! velour, Normandy, Bolivia, Included are many Paisley trimmed Dresses, as oie Cictunk: sadiieees ia polair and sports plaids in tan, reindeer, which are extremely popular this season. Also oars at sew i ened walle Sorrento, navy and black. All sizes 16 to 44. 200 extra-size Dresses of tricoshan in sizes 46 to 50. Pg BE | ished with nemstitching , 68 : ’ Se ~ or ecalloping: each . *.5 For your convenience in choosing garments will be arranged on racks according to sizes. It is very important to shop as early in the day as possible. Extra salespeople. Rasement Econemy “tere y | The Basement $4 Frin A Timely Birthday Sale of Women’s and Misses’ fF € Home furnishers who All-Wool Spring Sweater Spring will be enthusiastic 9 g = ee a ‘| ished with long thread fri a | aay Oo 7) and agate in Don’t Miss the Birthday Sale of Spring Millinery Sa) COiéS4, $5 to $6 Values... P| m4) @A specially purchased Iot of ¥ mes) Hats in the newest Spring ‘ = > $2.69 to ees > styles. Fashioned of various Values. . S| = ee = =. \ emer pe. 23. i 2 materials,, and cleverly trim- BE. 75c to $1.25 ae med with flowers, fruits, mbbons and n | | Paneling ’ are almost 1000 Hats in the offering. selection ie be an easy matter. Shown in the popular Spring shades. Included are a number of all-black Hats that are extremely desirable. The selling will ' start at 9 A.M. It will pay you to be here. You Will Be Delighted With the Birthday 5 Sale of knitted of superior quality all-wool my or mohair yarns, in varibus plain Rasemeuat Ecenemyr “tere . : } T il | US S and fancy weaves, In the W anted : a 5! a ) ‘ ( ) $4. J 5 ’ } k 5 O eC: Spring shades, also the popular Two Styles Are Pictured Pict esti Gueauht wate! | Sectional paneling. fin- edge ished with straight of ta.ns, sca! ped ag mg with or ao witheut eee : = she want- and ed shades ct! ong from pairs M section tachen wide .48¢ : — — ee —eeeeen ell eeteenenineneea @ Shpover and Tuxedo Sweaters, black and nav v. All sizes from 36 40c Mianiainaltll | $1 V ’ d. Excglient quality mercer- Rose, ery special Values Offer “S to . | y spe | e O fe ed ee rer Basement Economy Store aed Marquisette, im neat | grees ¢ A Se Ties of particulariv favorable purchase Waists and open Coatees, fashioned of printed athe rh A Birthday Feature of Extreme Importance— 7 Damon ; me eee: PASS i dvic ews 8c , disap HBasemeat PE.ivenaem> Store eponge, P aisi vs, tub silks and crepe de chines. Trimmed 9 T ° or pla: n models w vith Lire “quart Ca # short or long sleeves. All sizes 36 to 16, in en ~ W Pants Suits an : the newest Spring colors és Birthday Sale of Women’s Birthday Sale of Women’s Gabardines irthday -Men’s $1.00 : | Birthday Sale of $2.25 to $3 Purse j Silk Brocade Corset l rocage VTorsets : 3 Ss TB... Special at..-.-----. $22.50 to $27.50 e - Athletic Suits of pin-check white 2 webbing in the back; ale fancy 8 5 oy : Values eee © ee we we © med «zea. wg F , $4 and $4.50 $ ° Special | e a i ue a : : , $1.95 = $2.50 Values | | Values : @t...--. ana e™ @ THE SITS are tailored of good grade Men 's $1.75 Union Suits ) | cs eee: oe chev lots, Cassimieres and worsteds in the new Fibbed cotten Union Suits in white | ; AS @ En See: a ae RE ae ¢ anal | Spring checks, plaids, stripes and herringbones ecru. also peros mesh 74c | ° sets back. All mew Spring styles in pink on! ai iy s @ 2000 Bags in a comprehensive in brown, grav, blue and black. Also mixtures. Special Monday at.. — | Good ass of the wanted sizes . assortment of attractive styles, Sizes 51 to 44 chest measure. a ; some of soft leather in black, brown : me he | $2 to $2.50 Girdles and eray. a 1% come large-size q GABARDIN ES aTe ve rv desirable for wear * . ir Of sem! -elast nbined with pink brocade or coutil Patent Leather Cases: the kind se as topcoats during the Spring and Fall Of ex- os “ei " ; ‘s clioeged backs and booked fr : ia ae asta iat eS : Riku St +. : . = s « Me kemered * al . oe a, 3 . “ inted sizes $1.48 much im demand right now. All cellent tan gabardine with silk sleeve and vore - cea Mg ae . im Sane : Rasement E_ceonemy “tore nave mirrors ana ee }) irses lining. Hav e a ll-around belts and inverted we ahah " Jar r 7 n lie | i Basement Kconemy ‘tore | ple ats. Sizes 3 to 46 chest measure. he me - - een. ais) |, B. black and white. Trimmed with Bi ’ ee Ss ‘ | f irthday Sale of Men's , N ] S | “ | . . ; s : organdie collars, cuffs and | ‘ Birthday Sale of Girls Birthday Sale of Bo rs’ "Tere Poot Suits | iNOVeity saunas, and novelty pockets 10c Handkerchiefs Taffeta D : | Cut extra full and neatly atteta Dresses Apron Dresses $ 48 | $1.50 = sewed throughout of depend- ] ; $7.95 . ‘ees : able fabrics that will launder'| $10 to $12 90 Sa aE 7 ede to $1.50 ) a satisfactorily. | gs be Values... .. , Pea se Exceptior ee eee 2 8 oe te Durable Suite ef cerdurey. cheviets and cassimeres | with tweed or Regular nd E t Si € a * : supe? i ” . —— | Swe at dia nm oe be gee OR naan erga Fo. Peeing ee and éetachabi : : . ‘i - r white , a ew ” , ai:-Si-e ca Dainty stvies ‘andar ‘Fin ams Strorg'y se througnrow ° Stan *at ameunt | a 7 ra ‘ Ze, : ‘ anon - Glam - sane fi — feta . b saggy i of ‘ .F ar : ben » a Tr m and Seon? per alee = oa . = pes ot ta ‘so ry ine 2 Sports fF nieated B.S cme ns ful. : i of 4 ‘ . iene ae ~ os mort poche news armbrte Lim t ef et ~iges - nies 7 pont > os an stiteRing = & colered c&Aambray beits. Ail srtese « te fe yoesara : Sises 2% te & SR —_ same ce rR : taco Beenemy Store “ Basement Eeememy ‘tere a Boncment Eewsemyr “tere 4 se " “ Beas Dasem ' se = —- _ , ' ie eee im Ste a. oe *

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} ar r- -~ ° SUNDAY, eat, 43 SUNDAY... f MARCH 4, 1928, * ee.) 3=MARCH 4, 1923. | he Siecsina8 Glreutation. of the Mii. POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the A ad Star and } Ee eimes “seed bes lh cca csattidl ee. _ ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH 12 —— re ee ———__——_ ol — = ies nae ‘0 7) ¢ . , ae Be — ee a SR SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGES 4B & 5B PART? i eTre 4 Lbs. Chocolates . n’s Gloves : Birthday Cakes \en’s imported washable cham avery -y delicious Chocolates with many. kinds : iat or gauntiet styles: poe | ‘of centers, eovered with milk or.dark @ Lady Baltimore Cakes — three tasty white I3C| | : a lavers filled with fruits and nuts. range of sizes | sweet chocolate. $1.60 value; spe- 58c dally priced, Monday........... r. We Give E ‘agle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash Largest Distributors of Merehandine | Covered with a rich icing— Basement kiconomy Store Basement Economy Store or $2 00 in Merchandise— Few Restric ted Artic les E xce pted. | at Retail mn Missouri and the W est. | ‘oe value SS ES ee =_ (fees - =e - ee - —_— A gee —_ — — _ _ — a ett Se esinning Tondey ~ Che Dasemenl ‘Economy Siores me ha ves § xtreme value-giving. A mighty event that is held to celebrate The Basement Economy Store’s eight years of helpfulness in this com munity. It presents some of the |sharp underpricings. fe season’s biggest values and will forcefully impress you with the fact that this is unquestionable ECONOMY Headquarters. Be sure,to attend ‘ Housewives Can Effect Wondrous Savings During the Specially Planned vestines Birthday Sale of Standard Cotton wea Dee —— —_—_—_— ‘ Huge Quantities of Year-Round Domestics Are rrenentes at C maseantainni y Less Than Their Rightful Worth | | | . 79c Age VT: A Pillowcases L —~F | Spec ia Ag | 70 Pp 1] Sh Seconds of | ‘ : . Table | —§ 2x".4c §=©6(| 70c Peppere eeti ng ror oumn a Oa Bed | F | | Mill remn: ants in all the Standard size, pure bleached | 9 | ID k | wanted Spring shades: also the | S ecial Monda Yard. a Pillowcases of excellent qual- | | amas | new printed effects; washes | P ‘ Ys ity casing; finished with deep eefts gt | | beautifully; this is the first | Genuine Pepperell 10-4 unbleached hems; limit of six. ; . ° | showing of the fresh new | Sheeting: mill remnants in 2 to 7\4-vard | 0 a | Special, Yard | +t | eee . os 2 yar | “4 | P : fabrics. | lengths; all perfect; will turn white in 19c Apron Checks | —of standard, reliable | : Ei | Table Pad | a few tubbings. Special, : | make; seamless style, pure | j | — pciuciabatiaks. | yard. . 7 bleached Sheets; termed Seconds of $1 68 3 ate oe asl Amoskeag Checked Ging- ’ . ‘ | "4 hie anete. 0 sie rs | ! hams in crisp new mill rem- seconds although the im- | ade o 1e@avy bleachec 7 eae Sars a ee nants, from two to ten yards ; : : ; 5 Seececeeeeees Petes Beer A | | - , musa, fine With sanitary | Bed Sets | | | long; limit of ten yards to a persoornay ina me a tics 6 : i EPEC Bo Sere a a —_ cotton and neatly cross-stitch- | 5 | $4.50 Bedspreads buyer. | the wearing qualities. $ PRR RERE ee ) , 64.5 “J b] hed ed; 48 or 54 inches round. te ial $4, 8&8 Special, | t Res / © , Ww "ne eee OR | fy | | in. wide pure bleachec : ex A ag $3. 28 | 50c Terry Cloth | “Re We ie Bae | edaisaat et : mercerized Damask in a | Linen Toweling Bates Mills white crochet | | | Heavy double thread bleach- $1.95 Grade, 72x99-in., $1.38 ‘ os US es : SS : . ee ats ntne pene & Pe Ok _inch aij | fery handsome. Satin Mar- ior J ee & Bee tiaiie | sitet: : 7 | wide range of attractive de- | Pure linen, full bleached Sets; spread is 89x96-inch size, | | ‘ ed quality, 36 inches wide; cut | rad ji ss Seat i 4() we # st 3 © | sions: regular 90c Pade and highly absorbent: this in beautiful designs and fin- | seilles Spreads, 80x90-inch size, | from the bolt; for making | $1.85 G e, 72x90 in. $1.28 Ap aie: Soeeee See pees TN, Secs: sescass | } . é »* . : f Toweling comes in neat red or | ished with scalloped and em- | heavy quality; neatly trimmed bathrobes, towels, draperies, ' $2.15 Grade 81x99-in. $1.48 oes Seen) \ AVA" fF | Gece | subject to various imperfec- = aa nye thy roldéred edges: ; mY | . : Bite | ' tts : blue border patterns; limit of broidere edges; bolster to | and shown in pretty designs etc.; a very exceptional offer- ie : 1 jh Sepa eeeee . | weer s | 4 t1ons. ten yards’to a 18 | match. . | ; eo | ing; in the Birthday $2.25 Grade, 90x99-in. $1.58 \ ol le C ee ee 38c | . © ; a) | ** : ni, Up eeaeies ara : ee Pie (ee ed , $2 Tablecloths 35c Dress Ginghams 39c White Voiles |, Fruit-of-Loom 39c Crepes 25- Dress Ginahn Bath Towels New Ratines | ‘ ae . ! igetiis insta Hishiv- mercerized bleached dam- 32-inch-wide crisp mill remnants, iit eek he ht ated Yard-wide, crisp mill remnants Plisse and Windsor Underwear e ms Extra size, heavy quality, bleach- All the wanted plain shades and seg Teas SE Mamas (lp seeps : Rass j two to nine yards in length; very Pie HS ph i | two to seven yards long, of genuine Crepes, in all the delicate light Thousands of yards of plaids, 36 inches wide; the first > ame] Baie Me Mi Na Bh Ses cche ask Cloths, 72x72-inch size; a va- | good-looking “plaids, checks and and checked Voiles, cut Fruit-of-the-Loom Muslin; only a ne 308 fie BE Tendinse Dress Ginghame, | OC TUFkES towers; Cre: SHES? inouing at Gee eee > gage Boece May ee ‘| riety of handsome patterns; fin- plain shades; a quality that will oo piece, for mak- | jimited quantity in this group, | Shades; neat printed beatasee dura, = plaid patterns: fresh ‘mill inches; made with strongly hem- | Ratines, which are all fresh, a | t Arai ished with hemstitching launder perfectly; on ingest Bcc 2&C | making early selection ad- ce Sega 8a at adage 28 » yarés.iong. Ya 16 a ete ee ee ee 98C : th pease lloping; h $1 68 er yard 2 Ic tains, etc.; yard ... | visable remnants, yard . 18c NE nose ieee ome C 9 yards long. Yard. . ular 69c quality; h 38c¢ o |. Beene or scalloping; each ..... . ge, EP eee re en moter» Receme F_2 iSé ; Br r quailty, eacn..... Basement meonémy Store ° ’ paso , : Birthday Sale of Women’s , . The Basement Economy Store's Eighth Birthday Sale of Dainty Birthday Sale of Vital Interest to Many St. Louisans— Silk pease $2.90 to $3.75 Spring Silks . & % 4282 Sh) * “ e ® 6 J ; . ‘ _— ringe urtains, Fair Sweaters §/— —— >} s- ' Grades = @ Home furnishers who are planning on purchasing Curtains —- 58 Special — a _ Spring will be enthusiastic about this group. Allover designs, fin. D oo ; Pg ONO #1 ished with long thread fringe and black headings; very well made Ba pai ES coe | &) and exceptional values in the Birthday Sale. BS High a ee Ox es, ——— a oe eth. itn) eS emmammes | Pr. @ 5000 yards of beautiful new Silks—the products of the country’s i Bee ae te | , : ‘ adi akers——were specially purchased for this URS ry RR RE tt i rett a leading ma pecially pure us event. Tomorrow : a \ 4 75c to $1.25 $2 Marquisette $4.50 and $5. ] C y 5 || @Semi-fashioned pure will be. the’ ideal time: te. purchaes iM. *s $1.00 Union Suit Wilt Velvet Rugs Special at. . al . . . * * 7. > * . * *« a > = . ° — ic Suits of pin-check rece’ --parggeaeme eng ar sl { Seconds of ° Webbing in the back; also fancy madcfra nted sizes. $50 Grade. . Men’s $1.75 Union Suits | 79c Union Suits . . Men's $1. sleeve, ankle length | Women’s fine ribbed cotton Union q Seamless 9x12 Rugs, woven of dura. ribbed cotton Lnion Suits in white | Suits, ina Variety of styles, in rex«- ble yarns, with H deep, soft pile. In A ecru, also poros mesh TAC i SE ONS SHEED Eye. 45¢ broad assortment of designs in effec. ts Special Monday at. | Mpectally pricee at .....+-- | ive color combinations. Basement Economy Store Supply Spring Footwear Needs During the Birthday 3% Axminster Rugs | AxminsterRugs , Seamless Rugs | Men’ , h Closely woven 9x12 Rugs 6x9 Rugs ee “a | mgr mgany ow = a gral) rooms an ails; feet, in a targe co on Birthday Sale of Men's ale o OMEN'S LOW SNOES] eee will pete eal | et teegeesten ° ° blue, seconds of the $37.50 | o ons patterns; seconds of colors; seconds of $42.50 Silk Pongee irts ’ grade spelally $27.50 $32.60 $25 $55 grade .ceocs | : ice S etéeccse TAGe@ . 2 co teers: Basement Keonemy Store — Seconds of $3 to $4.95 Grades at............. Rai a priced a s . Novelty Suits $ 95 @ Because these Shoes are subject togscarcely noticeable defects they have ; — attresses ae o Ss | ook ee BA Titiorea of hie: oo 3 sizes from 2!4 to 8, in one style or another. | ohh ay at $Q:85_ 48 : ue.. : Beckband style, with separate collar to Oxfords, one and two straps, pumps, & olonials. of hlaclk and hbrowmn kid and calf, Special $ 7 on ver r wit anil Miaay sults wa yg collar-attached styles. All sizes — pate le —— Ss, oe Sore are i: are a of pairs 4 ote -_ brown salin oY pa ee wale | tweed or corduroy pen $iTaps; aQiso Suede co s. renen uo FILS 7 abl dots a chable waists . sae _, Men’ . $1 and $1 29 Shirts } f motnatiion anand mi ifary ice Pat layer tere Jattressss Le € Good-size Pillows, 17235 Inches, cov sift a1°¢Tia ; 3 overTre Ww nN ite of solid eolered fabrions om? ; "ckband and collar-attached Shirts of striped These values are so unusual that it will pay you to pounds. finished with roll edges. Yor ered with excellent pan Ai ong: ome | " Bines £% to § yenre Wee checked materials in neat colorings purchase two or three pers Selling will begin at 9 a. m full and % beds tinting ane :e " ee . ° . . Keeonemy “tere = Ss , | ae “| a ener ate erent aenet = e346 to 17. Specially priced at ...... 79¢ Basement Veconoms Some > | PCD eet CAS RES ee a Fe . Basement Economy Store - “a eee See ee ee a as ’ . , % 3% - ; » "eh ; Url “aye a “4 ¥ 9 oh OID te Pe es fy ‘¢ i ay Sone , Sehr + ee Ss ‘oe a ¥ ee g 2 Mowe} xi a S43 Ne Te ae ate ¥ ee eg ;

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“ is aN as s eer tenn eee IE? z © ee pet wok he re at 4 ae" aOee e MK oesy L ae Pay | a "te i ad hile | Rt 148 ee | ST LOUIS POST-NISPATCH STNDAY MORNING, MARCTT 4. 1992. es ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a j ) STRENGTH SHOWN [NEW YORK STOCK MARKET _||___NEW YORK BOND MARKET _|| St. LouisStocks pens 7 \ _Trgmctions oa the ise teal ae ) | Ee | change at the week-end Beas con, amounted ay » Specia! with prices up Speci i? ost +e ; Saw vom ee - + Stock Exchange were $6.386.702 shares. compared wit! NEW YORK, March 3. —Following is ar } , 4 ~ York Stock Exchange todar _ »& cK. March 3 —7 | sales for ¢ reek Ne rk Stock & n 6.: 702 hares, mM pat , ot ._ a > ms Se C ‘a: 28 Of bonds traded . a ork Stock BEChanAS “oe - 4% | week (477° r f stor! 3.500 em ‘ | €£.701,.240 last week, 4.857.905 ne wee go and 2,565,825 two years ago : © OS 4a wading She close of the market mas 88108 today were $5 87] 000. against $12,492,000 yescerday. $5,450,000 & we sae a paid tiny — —_ ~~ - & | | list of individual he week in 100 share lots on the @tock Exchange, with the high, low an ago, FY. 456. F Seo, and $5,097,000 tWo years ago . be aout sain. ' ‘he following is a list of sales made te 2 - - rom . DIDS 904.000. aga sr t $786.450_ 000 $547.718.000 two Fears azo ae —— prices paid and the net changes as compareg . = be a tee atten F colle wing “J a iz Prices an the net changes for the « 2» E _— - - — a eee siatneniesith a year az0. art a — er an a a -- Net | Sales. SECURITY. __ High ‘SECURITY. ._ High aL |, with the preceding Gay's sale or- lage ~~ NEW YORK. March 3.—While al! months ——— an i: iy a a ow. Che s. SECUCRinN:&. - coments low. Close. | Sales. SECURIT LES. High. Lew. Ciose | Sales. ; . Fs i, . ‘10Us (transac tionge. Increase. Pig ; ay de new bigh records for the e4aon tn | : | ante Stocks and Sales, High Low. Clo h - . | Stocks and Sales High Low Close 'Ch’ge ’ i E : Fp.2 Div. Rates. | fer i for “Sars fo: “TOCK MARKET aN eo _.§ | Div. Rates. | for for for | for | for - Go" ERNMENT BONDS. RAILROAD BONDS. RAILROAD BOND. ; SP . = _ ss We'k ' Week [Week (Week. Week “Gies he “} Week Week Week Week. Week 44/4 - Sis S'98 32-47.101 22 101 18 191.2 4 CBQ ref be >: mint : Reading en 4s 97 Sl ecient ast oa ED, © 73 «othe «cotton market today, the feature was : i one Me « 0 . . a ~ . ; “Si 4 oo S. . a . _ . s covering y seorta, trade buy ing and «6 ; . n4 ve oe oa Burtef@R 50c S86 375 33 : ye coo lien | ca > Ky 6 a a parting of commission house interest trom | 8406 3.08 Callahan ~> = the oe Ww the «arler new crop Menins ow- | Cal @ Aris. 98.42 98 : ing the recent increase im their 42> BSS: CS es Se # ~~ EA . > Plentiful Supplies of Money a itu “Have Remained Available AL Si Despite Recent Moderate oe Increase in Rates—Cotton «* Upturn. | r : By Leased Wire From the New York | **" ‘* Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. Am NEW YORK. March*3.—The Eve. | 4™ nifi¢ Post in its copyrighted weekly Am fMiancial review says: a ts “Continued reports of great indus- ae @tial activity and further advances in commodity Prices coincide with fresh Gemonstrations of sirength i[n se- eurities. It has been apparent, méan- while, fhat plentiful supplies of midney nave remained available de- spite recent moderate increases oe ~>~ ' ts met a and closed at 77, | the gener market closing firm et : —_ of 15 w& G7 points id crop | gonths were 15 to 31 points and the active’ pew crop positions about 64 to 67 PoOmtes | pet higher. : The market opened firm at an aévance| ef 7 to 26 points on bullish oversight spot | edvices from the South, favorable w eek -en 4 nited Res 40 reviews of the cotton goods situation, and! —— Secale’ : Santihens as rts the Tivate returns ind) ) an EEK-END CLOSING QUOTATIONS aad otal ‘ginning ; the. season of only 8706. } SECURITY Me — eee ba! se. After showing net advances of | es Nt. - — eae a abo 20 to 25d Peints for the old crop Commerce . 2 > aie . months, the market eased uncer realizing for over the ‘week end and scattered Sogth- / ern selling accompanied by rather conflict. | ine reports from the spot markets. There were reactions in consequence, but offerings ef new crop deliveries were quickly a beor hed end the strength of October and December contracts had a sustaining Influence on the eral list The reported small grivate ning figures were regarded as emphasis- the probability of a very strong statis. | Net Sales High Leo®. Close. Ch'ge for for for for for Wek Week Week W eek Week , OM Don oy © ol Lf of: ? te i > : , re : : 1. ‘gg ake es i Din, es he ; » nd ag * ts a ee Ew oie &,. oS OS toe De > - be ~ ek ih nest = pM a Cl ees a) ' to ee ; ALS a 3° ,% | "47-52 P29 64 Aa INDUSTRIALS . a ee FP : — 2 - ~ ) FOREIGN BONDS. 5 -¢ MISH Ge BLD “aS y vu "" ‘> | i hae abe S14 MeO =) « * aourytns ESieet 1 DR-IR DH ~~ - “w¢e vie “~ > . » hi ‘Ao im 1h OD 2s ¢ Viadd ea] “Fs ” mh m& De Pis-kw oDPiscve “1 BO J.” nee os Swen »Z -_-* “ «= = ~ os “ _ = 43) ‘ovr ie i é 7 i 'o Su ea a or*D Homes M 6 Hyd Stee! do pfa . at we Ti owe = ) — & + ae » —y i) -~ ~~ ~ 2end ~ a} & Wilt = ~ > OD —_~-> ~ - 6915199 a e97S25 a Sor o> pre et a at se ~ het et oe be DDh w+ zs oe o4~4ee which might be felt by.early new — ~ aa f,00d8 con * ie swe 7Qo ontrealT NRRM | Ova lrwD mo? : Dig te FAW 29 “IOPROOSO MD ISD2DO-! DW OD Mm ty “Fe OW tes) a. ’ i a i Fo a w) ri aot ' ’ ' hs . parc oe : So il ceed 'S Cam kh es we sia a Poke eRe OR n rn 7 7 Shoe ofa , Soe oom May sold as bich as 3084 a= ~ PF current security Values, it 3 a hy ; ans 86! Tr aadomat Mais aan a 7 | touched 20.85, but: the close was a ton bs that the industrial improvement ‘ - Pam yO? or de 2 8 ~ 7 2 Taree er 4 pfd iia 1): 142 Fp - , ‘x Oe "2 Boston Stock Market ortiand ¢ seat ye tae jnte off from the best on the old crap ée- fe@-mort impressive. Thus the Fed- 93 15! | 156? C § , . N “on : % 18% - 9p ee A. 7h t 3 66.. 4: 37 --— —_— — Nation: \ ot oe. pS i: a iveries Some of the private reports reach. : -s ies aaa , . .. “ a oP a : a 7 / : ‘ N ‘ S 4 ‘ ~ é o ' = . hus f , . 8 ‘ , “ ; a >: : os = : “ ~ “e : —s 2 nr ’ . : ¥ " r es re era) Reserve Board points out that! , ats oe ; = , te ~ te = ' ; ace ae te ee ee eX v RR pews 2° Se 166 d e °25 frees. 717 Y _— eats a rot Paget ag { Pe + Oe ae, eae a thet more cotton was offering and that Ae. ite index of production in basic indus- _- ‘ le iN ee ee ee ee mand was light. Sat wees of them reported tiles was 6 per cent higher in Janu- | «ons ee eee a eee — “voax, a beer soo. . lecember an hat NEW PK, arch 3. ten spot rites or sia taaoe oe ‘ g@teady: middiing( 30 Cc. po nt ¢ . ,e¢¢ Thi} ——— New Orleans Co 187. The gains have been mere, coniprehensive, {Includ , . ct ompre . : eduction Kinloch long Distance Se SE ORLEANS, March 3.—Spot cotton act vities aS 8.f¢#i pr M4 — ; Missour! Edison Flectria Ke ’ eacy. » points higher: sales on the umption of cotton bs the coun- Weaner Electric ~. $3.00 : 7 74 ts arrive 100: low mi ddl} 29.75: try's factories Lumber shipments anae Teecte . Sith : + ibiting 36.500: quod maa) : ef ST a oF eeipts 2834 bales: stock 161.86 have reached the highest figure on 2 ‘6 New York Bank Statement. & Cotton Seed Oil Market. thus confirmin other evi- s of the maintenance of builld- 3 : | , NEW YORK. Mare 7 r ‘ rone* e YORA,. March 8.—Cortton _ jag constriction at an extraordinari- a: . Pi cctaat ai : UK. March 8.—Corion sang a erie March, lition of clearing ly high rate. In addition the current : 10: S $11.20: veports indicate further gains, steel ec } May, 311.54; June. $11.60; reek a reser, By i] 3.74 . : August 11.70: pte: . ° ut still going on the increase and c 2 me © * Rad, ry. mnber $1 $16.74 ee r ad car loadings still exceeding Bk of Com12 x $1 @@ previous performamces for this =| ae eo Season of the year. uk Bro 2 68%) 52 58 oS een oes. Strength of Cotton. ence ec: oe ~ +4 ss = woment A “Firmness in commodity prices 1s Rooth Fish } 3 ty, 33 eae “af tha result both of increased demand and dimintshed stocks. Thus in the of copper it is clear that the @t-armistice supplies of the metal ve been greatiy reduced. while the mand for the metal on account of liding construction and the me- a@nical and electrical industries has m markedivy increased In cot- @n, the high rate of domestic con- ~ : yt it tee © iQoei > ass OOP i' Sa le | ; ; , : A . a 4 dh wth . + i c@ue a waar ee a x CPL EL J + -2OP 99e @-2 _ bel in 6 Res . _ . Ben i com or the most active stocks dea n here ‘ ‘ Carp com . eae Wagner Electric Corn pf4 E St L & Sub €o Ss T’nited Railwave 4« Independent Rreweries @e« c w *o« High Low Closing 22: oe eS ~~ Dion 3 C349 9109) WU ete LES ~~ cl ay = Ss 4 o> + Dut | am . -- > 9-4 D 1Dat DPD + — ao) i * RH s+ to 22> Bwe. i) a. a w St. Louts Spot Cotton. a . *9*, 6 ; = cotton adv 50 potnte fn St. Teule ~ HSE. Louis Utilities Ry sis eS - 4 * *s ° i ng, J ce + eat ‘ diing. “Bie; middling fair. 31.50c. . hil R 49 ‘3: 47° 48 . P RLEPP 5s 42 84! ) Metals at St. Louts y | ncananell RiasPP Og 42 , ‘ 4 c2.93@840 ver | STOCKS & BONDS [ff ancl: Uistntie tak dads ay ‘ PCC&SiL is A aac was unchanged at T 96%, ‘100 pounds tn St. Leuis tod ¢ : - P RLAP Tice 48 108 a, . Ine sles ene > @ ne os Bo —So d—Quoted = WASHINGTON, March 3 re 023. P RL&AP Cs a7 98 ny, -, -* ‘cane unchanged ac “7 70a ;#eD ught- : Sol Rw: ’ ; a crop os aces, at 4.348. nq per peune . of 478 pounds net. accorting to the f ° | E. St. Louis & Sub. 5s. | mate of the Indian Department of Statistics Alton, Granite & St. L. gaceceived by the Department of Agricaiturs DN D fs > TY “Oe DU ew > oe aovdw. Le) aleneati. — » w- «+ ~~ we we « cx > > . ‘ “ Ped Pret bed Pee i * ~ , Ie! Dee 1D Dh wp as) or ST Te rT Ter Te “shad ww ia today. . That ie an rervenae _s ata | Dales over the estimate of Dec. 22. and 613.- Trac. 5s. , 000 bales more than last year’s crop. a ae BG to! Bite! & | | - RAILROADS. | «| 8 Bush TB $6 60. 551 % $8: A. G. 2 D WA oe Db 8S & gS oO N — Union Electric 5s. a Sa aesiserer and the amatt |= a) general atti ates Oi ace . $% 47, — % Ann Arbor... 2, 20 | 1943, 19% 9 Can SSL. 7a 2 SF 95% 958 Tl — : Bi Mo. Edison Electric 5s % Ws New York Cotton ® email carryover and the small d fe 6 76. 73 75 & , P's c . 199 76: 6s 32 3 4 531 | i d s. ; E ’ TOR a lentiing strength to the fer: in-t 4 Oi , if ‘coal ” 7.5? Ye - i A =a; enn sean one om P 6 tk, xg 1 ae 1 . Laclede Gas 5 28 an . ES that supplies will be /Chandl M Cc 3) 7A%y) 7 72 3 i, , do pfd 6 i ok : ‘ 7" 'so8 & hea | __« ae S SZC te 30. 92 O2 : ¢ STOCKS, BONDS and GRAIN Southwest Bell 7% Pfd.i @ = , mty before deliveries can bei... »™! Kets» 4 ~. a Mince a 236 39%, 39) : 1B & Atl Be 3 kn 2 rs nS 9. Bo" 833 95 ° United R Pfd. & Cc ; ® from the new crop This sit- ip om 2 , % 105 2 i > Se “eo hee sa? 120% J! ; 5m 5? AR ke 2D = re : “oxi 4 | ni ; ys. . om. mBexpiains, of course, the rela- € 21 778 72% 76° 2 Prod & R 4 23¢ a: 3 , 50 52% +e =) wa U 4s 1D % i 7 : D1NT%e LOTS “I ats : Memb St. Louis & Sub. 5s. & 8s. DMGMEA Ditaheret the now crop "Ser MSR 201 , : ity 7 ¥ “818 9113. 31 : St. Louis Transit 5s. New York Stock Exchange Kinloch Telephone i — Illinois Tract. m.& Pf ae: New Orleans Cott ) on St. Louis Stock Exchange West St. L.Water&Lt.5s/— SOW OMLEAME ieee’ Sooo ing only about 26 cents during We have a special department Iie” tures closed steady at net gains of 2 to 2 past week. while May of the ole Chicago Stock Exchange for the purchase and sale of listed § a. ‘ #5 De ode be PE PELS PEAT ~w- » >. @£€ & & se bot ide he (O Yop D be me SD me to Dido Cr wos ~ ’ 23239928960 @29>5 a i - » Oo Fr NE IW YORK f-- ’ fue a » & Pat a ae ip touched 20 2-3 cents. In wheat tS Situation is somewhat different. and unlisted bonds and stocks in § all markets. => : eeese , the spread between the old and new Chicago Board of Trade We maintain direct fast wires to Hi. ; Gag@ months diminishing. The ex- Cont Can 3. every important market. 7 A@tion lies in the fact that reports do ofa 410-412 Olive St. Mark C. Stemberg & Co.” crop damage which are now com- | Cont Motors Merztanine—HKoatmen's Bank Bidg. Mezranine——Hotel Jefferson in from the Southwest are en- ‘ain 3380 Central 2669 i Olive 4605 St. Louis Central 43% ' ‘ York Stock Forehange J de Der . ie de -)' Oe 2pDisR oO ose, Jide! 23 «5- aaa | ua ~ Ps + ior eS ae ae kts enc:. “eOowacda: one e@eeveee ~ wo =1702 ©-.. 7] , whi IN a () *) -—= 2 ae a ra DOS ee pT ~ > Oe OTe SO Ore SO ORMeACAO Cm Moon w 4 existing statistical position acts & restraint on the bear deliveries “As Spring approaches with em- yment full, more is being heard & prospective shortage of “IT ww Oo hbtw a (Stn oedd raging bull on the new crop, while Vemtere Neri Verihere Tawie Stack F Li » > ia wor oo. °° + ere are those who hold that th eo ent open weather willl result in ea! wing off of labor from the stee! iz allied industries, and that ¢om- ir tion for help and advancine te - * a as By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post- h 3.—The Evening copyTighted week! rm os “4 : y foreign ex =) a! Pe Oe od a Aebe ~) Ot - ~ 2 om . >-*+ DDD: Qn 06d te OL es will be the result. Certainly re is much to be said in support Such a conclusion. Other observ. feel that the condition can be met Sttention is given to improve- | mts in the production methods and _* are taken to explain the situa ru DiI SY po are an SF FS st ne oD bt pms 5 3 +5 j be ae : ei, ‘eg J I~ (ID 3D > ws POP RP RE - e®*eeem@® Gees , ~ w tt ot od os a wit ee | ner / CAFLALL ASABE AE 2K" a 6% 4 ‘ “Sterling moved within an extremely nar- O : : me enw all through the > wher re “ liled ¢ 7 mh to employes. They maintair mle, nloree, | Ther main $250,000 Holy Cross Hospital Association, Inc. difficulty may he founda in bet- . : ; : x - 2 .% = > _ . rely 2 © a 9 . : . e ‘ . 4 , - . . “y = ‘ re : Pa t é ‘Tr | | * ; | | 3 B&F : | . ‘ : 2 ‘rate tregeure, al- te recession was only silisht and Strial history offers many ex- i ia Notre Dame, Indiana Sea a : : , ath ples of higher labor costs absorbed |; m an extremely narrow range. dDeing in « - First Mortgage Serial Real Estate Gold Bonds improved methods. (ne favorable. “*mt supply fo meet business requ !lremente Dated February 1, 1923 Due Serially as Below tor with the situation is the com- | v There was a disvlay of mrength in Norw Callabl int td mina 000, 8500 and “Fert eon any interest date at 102 and interest..Counpon bonds« tions ra to the outlook {tn the Ruhr ory " : y limited outside heip becau«e , | Sheu8 ; ang. _ » ‘4 ‘ ; ° | . . > = “ys $ ; ns os ¥5 ; t; Ti , “ 0, AL . ru ; ] : ) . % ’ : February 1, 1925 35,000 February 1930 * : * were unchanged at .00465 of a ues of Treasury bille at wh Turks continie te Crag along a le ® 27 23 rth | Mt, s ' . to. 2 > he oe oT tien 7 > . er P — ate aS a c : > F , Sa ta . . ‘ vi 1147. 7 b2 4h? : j ; 4 s v> RIA. . C014M%e: candies. r@ of an unusually active short itn owne . | .T? -~s © . _ . | operates i us country more than twenty schools and academies tn ad- ratively low rate at which the cost exchange attributes ta the aayment of ae ro¥ _ er than that the tria! uncertainty, over {s proces: ding with a preecram oo? , : , WwW — ° ~ , 7 + * " ‘ ‘ ~ . : | cr . be. ; r . ; : * ¥ +. .»? ’ , StS S8Ue Of 9256 VOnas Wilt be secured By the closed first REFCE m Gains of a point or morej inv 01 : + Me fae gO ly Age bi tT& % uf Ei, Bien, a bi se: a : " * be “ ; . ~ ; 7 ‘ e e : 3 . 7 commen. Much of this activity | *” ' L .i ou ; B Th S t dition the property mentinned J j ; iY J 5 ‘ P ‘ : | ‘ os ae ’ a, athe . a*? 1 choo! ~ Bat. » a ¥ , my ' : ° _ . j ‘ = +f ‘ Ta uy is ecur©ri y as 7 + AHA Tha > der . The . . ~ S ar ; Ae ader ies have a net worth in er. , : 7 AND , rh inl on or : ; Fi ror itl @Xeese of $8.314.9006 3 : if > ot ie he he Tbe 1 - - » - ~ om & | oD--- pis a ~ “rst 7069+ 309 JOW-hoUUL ; * » ee a os “ PPro r ee) hs -NnorY>-> * ~ oD a) ~ S as Dw P24 294 Blo 99-5 ®D at bene P* ~~ ~~ Typ we x ~@ 1Dreeis 4 « Ey beary. c exchange market shook off } 3 — 4 thie morn! and with Cc he Oy RPA fit, DBDDBMAHAIwWeKis yp: he) 2 Loe he DDD 24 ioed) Kn NRRM Ie 4 ie D149 SUPE Tt fetta ne > * ¥ * r. ef Ss expreese! a8 to the substance ef thi The Foreign Situation. "™ anc the jater movement seemed os Coming developments in the for- Jed a cat. Generally the mar Situation continue to e anr. semi-annual interest payable February 1 and August 1 at the office of the Mis- ee eee on Sissippi Valley Trust Company, Trustee. the countries of Cen: making real efforts MATURITIES tallan lire .Mmotified this country o Ks 2108 lc 105% : ge oh “0m = a hae ire to refund tbe: ota hile es ii : ren _ ee ewe ' 7 10 - ct ag ; - ay : ™ . AT&sSF GS R&R 8; 0 Febr ‘ ’ : ; ; tt ' ra é An i 4 : — aA i ; ; - & 3¢ ~ en? uarv a © eos ~- ° . > a ~- ' . ; : tart Ran 4: rg at ao $5,000 February 1932 ' owing are Saturday's quotations: 4 $4. 56% eal, however. an under: ne tend =e = Willy y and shew what micht he e3 mand | > ; + 0%) = A mo 5 pm ] inl 7 5 t ar , om. ‘oS 4 , » iy re +” ' . ted if a settieoment with i;ermar ae f, 33. 3 7° Wiis " ~4 . 40 , “% - v's 2 se « as o a4? , and other f al etn at a1 i aca erty own } alt fand, duliding: machinery, equipment : em ai 2 ee | + BR 1 : a7 3 a2 a3 ituated $26. actan af eeanmd at Pa . ee it. Known as the Holy Cross Sanitorium. , . , 2 ; : «i ' . if . } ’ : . : ‘ ioe ft ing is @« ity of about 54900 and meth in teriin has beén weil! . ; lit es . . 2 : maintained nt Harv St, 9 | a5% es METALS AND EQUIPMENTS. e., WA ctivitices and strength in the rall- . oe . - oe ‘> ‘ . : : lL, - : ; } . ‘ 7 _— : 2 j , dorsed . e } . M; v's . adem. Not ve Ta » India a havi h - Pe e a : laska 7 Ine 4 ,1 . fa . ’ a eon AT AL ‘ . . . — ssn , ne . r - mn if a net wor oT : 5.457.00¢ ' i on the makers and endorsers of these beads is move than owed @ reactionary tendency after ‘B guess. Little can be said with nd financial basis. bu: : obtain , se = = ey Se : "de . Le td Ny rt gs on 1 ; ] 1} Ale. ~— : , +4 Pe = tee “a te 7 »,0900 Febru , p ah . 34.70% A@istria has succeeded try Ear : oe. . ‘ _ , : ae@eti-r f | ‘ ;, — ‘ re — * Westing EF = > - Be _ My. = * 4 , _ >, OOF “eb li : ° a . _ : . ' ‘ t é . al eorusé ry ; . AO a ~~ . . : iF ‘$4 7 & February 1, 192 40,000 February 1, 1932 ld be obtained Negotiations w Q |. ; lwort} 1a 9 t F ; ‘ 74:3 “A 1 4 : 0 aeey ett eg ; — , id, > woutmern Faciiic Railway, Santa Fe, and El Paso nee shares. long overdue. in the © on of mm: ny observers. was the \SSETS The Order of the Siete ” . Se ri a fi " eres i 7 5 lol¢e "rr , ’ i- , . he Holr « ss, the parent institution of the Holy Croes ~*” = (A ete Sabeashes at tee $100. $100 bonds are in 1932 and 1933 only. MRegisterable as to princtpal. Principal and still in progr: sh xe ‘ ‘ | rt. Dratls ° ir repre sen " Mr. @ Metcalf, El Paso, Texas. at furnish itzz! to everyone. i..... - : . ‘ . er ("5 : wr ot ; . ' ’ : ' ; 3 ; . , 5 . , * i+ : ‘ 4 ’ / yf i ' Ee "se i , rr ' ' ; - . » . , . . Bs a) = Bena ee . a ‘iGation of the Sisters of the Holy Crone Hos having a het worth of over $3.457.000 they fe aiak | : t in =the raiix was attributed to the rh : ~ _. = , j feeling amone traders that for a the - we ' , Be . 9 : ' — oly " . * ” | ” aie . : ) 0 It 9 y 4 R d rr "7 * : ’ i. - 7 . . a le mh ANG ~-to-date hoaenpitals , tht« >* , . : & > ' Et re Me . n $ -ilear ecor i a ah r. ts - os ae ay he well-Know Mount Carme| Hospital at et Tiod of nine months at least the car- ' 4 2 . p % the an ‘a . . , , : . tm 4 the te ent. -odd achoola ' . ¢ | ot af I > , - ‘ . . - . «1 . , . : , ; ea ' : ea ed Debenture Rond ‘tesued lar nO alifor: : - ona il . * each at Baltimore” Mary.- ' . . ) | 2 ’ : . . 7 Po oes a — rat . . to = - —w . ‘ ‘ 7 » ‘4 —o Fr . . _ ‘ » _ © bk ¥ ; vie a denominations) arge i , ¢ Af ‘imerous other iarge cities i . : : i¢] j 7 ; — . The . " = adie he . » nae - : . = ‘ skh " aR om Hee Shar ng Bonus om. | . - sf : int ot . oa in Interest and | | nital . , Me ee ee : a. eet the demands being made upon the Profit Sharing location becau mild climate, high altitude aod hecntie esociation has selected this Alvi, 5 ) : ‘ ii ‘titnde and DFA : 31 mountain scemery ; the climatic ne “meme . . e% . re ed f: eurative effects on tuber ulosis * oem an oe still hare G3 interest coupons end 616) =6years of profit sharing INSU ‘FE INSU RANCH ahead of them, with the return of ‘ a ametut e ef é * the amount of $250.4600 and tornado ineu . tej bend principal at maffrity. eh a: Pa és i be deposited w ith the Trustee for t} henefi f the te Saboidere ' : 11 ai & 6 : " i j ’ fs » : -, . phook som s ie argy this felined a few points on profit-takin . 7 n demand deposits Re. te § Louts ‘ring Hause Associe ‘ ing and with respect to French ’ S serve of member banks In th , Lehita 5. setts for March 2 a2 I Mrs allied —eedinihes at caiee over the week “er A A? a late price @ra?l Reser 7 ’ *e , : | 31 t ed. Dew ‘s . x -— A , a , + $24 i, % + if Vo are interested in a. er." a B , . scp tie *' Of 30.7) cents May was 11 pointe ono +. . a mereased $16,564,- | debits to bank and nkers’ account ‘Yr ment which peys you an Vicome 6 OND DEl AR? MENT ebowed considerable activity. Little : higher Wheat on the other , ween 0 to & total of $509 644 O04 ROO 000. making a tnte »f 44 2. SIP. times «a year, use coupen belinw . : as : " , s 1oOT Ma 4 7 ; ‘ wy ore be hie = = — = w= —=— = —=— = = - -_-= “-— . ‘sa Dusthess was transacted tn the Leon-'! th Opposite direction | -———-@——- D4! vidu scodnte $40 “Ne ane pepita liquidatfen and | - cat or Gnners nts. $15.100 000 | te 3 cents after which the price | bear pressure In anticipation ef an Dry Goods Market Review. Yew aR sega ae aM orénce Hodson s {hb % @ point Belgian Fe unfavorable rovernment report of | Special to the Post-Dispatch tn SRRR Or, . : ' mar! =e ESTABLISHED 1893 —e INC MAIN 3640 ee : | gS a i cS S | ee P | fan lire were also firmer, but | £02." '" farmers’ hands, to be issued! NEW TORK. March 3—rThe market for | MBNCt® SR .000. 000 ow York Feder; \PECIALIZE IN SOUND BONDS 7 | cotton el e ' : 000.900 ‘YIELDING ABOVE THE AVERAGE V £ Lo Lo oa yY next we W At ; : " | cine ~ : . continued dull and practically the Ma Seiad ae iy tte . $1.4; vee the was exceeding!y «- he todas aR} | at 47° : ) ~ wie wii ;*y ower 4 r¥Y concerns recorie, a@vane« ¢ ; ' nm the FF, “re F vrg ' : - . were oh had —_ ‘anes at ong eee weekly estatement of the ‘nw* were bieher and prin: clothe the capt : , : mr , 135 Broadw - New York : 7 - A were tn) Dyce’, SAfr T0r Exchange on Londen +5) 3 wt Other continental rates were earring House shows a deficit in | ne dempaia with O@26%e a: 11%¢ ana ine meee ta oT : Send me Descriptive Circular D. C..19 i aes reserve of $855.660: aggregate reserve , 68:7fe Uo te IDK. Deities. tn lis, enteens TLONDON. Maret , SF Sirk standing at $527.070,000. This com-~/and pajama checks refiected the ge ; | pence per ounce rT. NN Name ... eee eee eee 2 2 market for cot-/ pares, h . Withee deficit of $17, | trend of the market. em ; . ah Addrese RE cc +n on RE . ’ aon , » @onfined to amal! fractions ‘ ' Were active and firmer Ra ate me wl every ag ve ar the _ ‘ ne ‘ : contra: raded in \ ae « tied, =" : : | , ' ease of $22,476,060 in? Clearings, Mioney, Silver nb werk with atemee | Price, 100 and Interes:. réased o% j ws lowe The infermatioa gciten above was secured from reliable seurces and we believe it te be correct CENTRAL 3206 J -_ y . ee a Weare OF R Se ae eee One" ee F Be ie dn ; ¥ la Te & igure

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ST.LOUIS POST-pispate H | SUNDAY M ORNING, MARCH 4, 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 158. pOTTON 30.900 LouisStocks| |_NEW YORK CURB Merzanine—HKoatmen's Bank Bldg. cs . cop tS | . el are Pe. BELIEVE MUCH GOLD WILL |! Butter, +t : { a 3 om Special ' 3. *: “owing is the official record of i ——+ at the week-end session, amounted to SS Bega to the Post-Dispatch today's high, tow and Closing and previous ' 0 St. . res of stock and $13,500 ponds Ss of NEW YOR March Calved frccal market, and quotations as re- ———__-_ on ~ ss - eae - Es Securities, ot 3.—Following is a list of sales. hi ceived from Kansas City and Chi Ba _ brices sarmere : s following is a ilst of sales made, the : sales te (except In thot the New York Curb Market ‘tolay. Baise of seaeene F100 al parideah Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch | ticle taney Und lots of the various ar - and ree net changes as co-npared — — of bonds represent’ $1060°% ee Oll _besues, ics of whieh cae yt 109 High “Low. Close. Yest and New York Evening Post + ot orders are usually Guoted £ re, y* : > Mk ¢r+m ace : Sam ey IG ki - ; a " . : e Preceding day's sale or last pre. | Sew YORK. March 3.—While all months senee SECURITIES Hin yee a rn MAY WHEAT. ne LONDON, March 8.—Arthur WwW EGGs — h country candied, S00h@ : Reactions. *Increase. —Decrease | ede new bigh records for the season | ee O_Leow. Close, | Sales. SECURITIES. High. Low. Close eee St. L116% 115%-% iIisiky iv ilvki Kiddy, editor of Bankers’ M _ | Cases returned, 10 lees. : nchanged. : 8 ites Onda nin DOMESTIO BONDS ee ttn Grain prices broke at th e Chi, .118\% «116% * 117-118 % 11a & ciuaiudentenimeien and financial ed! agazine BUTTER—Creamery extras, ; ae ee ae ae eeeon smark ~ oGay, the feature was 6 Al Packers 6s 67 . INDEPENDENT OILS. on the Merchants’ Exchange, wheat bane K. C..110 109 — 109 + zo Morning P ai editor of the London | ard. 43c; firms, 400; seconds, 970; ; URITY Shar ip | Net the increasing activity and relative strength 2 Al Packers 8s. 76 gs $7 2 N Eng Fuel Oil 47 46% 47 pr ok to approximately ff ‘and corn to T. # "a JULY WHEAT. ~ ate fe eeOes abet seeuheneetneseneen, 4 — rom in financial review to- | stock, 266. R . —_|_ Shares. |Price.iCh ge. | @iwew crop deliveries. This was attributed eh “het - ees i sai ts 145 u 111 Noble O & .27¢ 250 2Be Arms g tation In section of winter wheat belt | St. L1 1%b 110% °}&llom ois E |: COMPARATIVE ; ay, says: HEEGE—Per pound: Northers wy - ay eet nae 39 Prva A ® covering by shorts, eee buying and a 2 Am Sum Ty go 07 06% 96% 18 ~s 3 PEP ee 18 “ he tie Sent hea Nehind thee paid to; Chi. 115 113% 11: %-% 118% % : RECEIPTS. ' The Ruhr crisis, the Turkish sit- = ¢, an oy Si 26c: lon y E Bs 8 32 see = of commission house interest from 17 s. 99 9 iar ©} as.i 3- le l\% 7 “Ave Denhind the cline. _— ¢ 2a 1045 & OF , “ : : uation a dR a at ; . at i E pfd 5° 4 ’ er lic a one Ata K Mi)! 8% re) 66 P ar © a 4 In the local cash lef (OCS 108.1 Last ev. Year n ussia are th re ] “A ¥ the to the ear pl new crop months ow- 8 Am T&T _ ,¥s.lou vu ug 22 ee Oil. 4 3 4 4% No. o red wheat oan ta parma saturday ji SEPTEMBER WHEAT —~ - ~*& . Week. Frer. Ago. ; on the outlook 8 chief blots FIGEO! AND “ict ve to the recent increase in their discounts 7 Anaco 4 6s 24.1 QO % 100 100 $0 k Oj 12% 11% 12 lo to ec off iN r, No. 3 red is ce nine lath Cattle and , ° Central Europe, in- 1 25 ber dos: common Ure a aad prospects for further seig in the South-| 10 Anaconda qe "td to3m 102 102 B iven foe ae a" 189 | Waited ‘until near the eek bat’ with the | Chit iis. * 111'5** 115°" 1 LIT%b/; pylvee ...19.4 17 948 17 || cluding Austria and Czecho-Slovakia, | sass oprneeed equate, oe Se niracts sold up £6.82. of 7 Anglo. ac 29-1034 03 103 2 Bonn Oon ... 6s. 6 market finally wstertiene” bh the | oat. tie 13 5 - : at %3 6 eee 80.435 111.3 ° S endeavoring to struggle Ez per Se te net higher, and ciosed at 26.77.| 31 Ar & O 7%4s.102! O28 102 alt Ck Cong 1 43 14 leaned irly well ey Offerings wero| KC. 105% 104% 10444 108%" : @heep .. 4,4 5. 33 r ‘Ip SG'e to its feet. POULT er” é . ' tt, Co 7 % aA 1l Salt Ck new 1 4 ceaned up fairly well, the demand comin — 02 4 __106%-% : 4 4 ’ :| Britain and, no doub 18c; cock 2c: broiler . 6 the general market closing firm at net 35 A & Co of ‘5 . 105% ] 5 ; 105 2 Sapu!l Ref 3 4 2 Sal from ehipvers loca! mill and ~e) . au MAY CORN. z orees and ° u t, America are chickens Bao. cull a. . » — . ° sib e i’ > ~ ——e sa ; , . , ' ; * 3 Tease of 15 to 67 points. oid crop| 27 At Gawy ps ete 96 88 98 S Santa te Ora”. an $ j Hard wheat was offered - eee anglers. i. 0.75 74% 74 raz | | mules .... 2.163 9,697 2.838 :| *"xXlous to give aid to these attempts, | pons, 9 pounds and ye ad 5208 an! R11 Ot | gonths were 15 to 21 points and the active 7 Beaverta gg": $} 60 60% | 17 Seaboard oj! . 3% $; 8 were only @ few scattered cars of yellow | Chi. ? 74 7 -% 74 . : Tota! OR 4A? TAA RUD Lz «(ff | Dut it is almost impossible to go far | P©Unds and over be: ca pou bar thy! e — crop positions about 64 to 67 Selkte . . do Be ote bop 73 70 te 73 19 gouth, PL RN’ Be Ko Ba oN el but the re was light. mm © Feu 70 % ~7] eo oe b 71 t Olals =. .105,437 136,579 92,097 i until the reparations crisis is set ee wr 2, ide: alte. Bic; eye, pfd ., TR ° igs Rene ’ . . | eth Stl %m * Ou States Oi1.. 171 ps s a © to le off, being in- JULY con OSS 9S trs 0s headed ek sae eee Seon. r , urseys. ey eX Sub Ss $1,900 noe — She maetet opened firm at an advance; &% Beth Btl 7 ‘3B +3 ig? $4 et. Texon ee 480" 450 “bo fluenced by “plentit supplies and decline | St. L. 76% 5S ai The hog market at the st Louls Nat! ; stilt Aig aay eo at Geeion Bo. ie . $4. woes oe coats. Sub gen fs $11.9000' #0. . @4 to points on bullish oversight spot “ Bost & 6s 1 ; urman Of] .... Qic 88c 0c ; tut there ace 1), 2cad trade bought | Gn)” 44 75a rita 784 - Sa | Stockyards closed ee Sor. ere are const ~ hier * me - : a if , , : : , ' ic * se iw 7 ' f r ant ie 78 1937. $500 100 an | gévices from the South, favorable week-end| ~ * Cons Text &s 101 + At: 6 Wilcox 0 & G 9% 8 % 9 — Domena ter ne ittle inquiry other- K. 6. vost 2 AS Pi ane . 70% &nd ahipping madden showlen tee? anes assertions that Germany must ox. Neti t204100 r¥y ‘ndabhho A, 808 we Se $1,000) 821,' @ x 3 the cotton goods situation, and 12° Ocere & Co 7%s.102 101% 103 INDUSTRIALS prices ranged off %o to a Pe ‘ot SEPTEMBER Conwy TAA... aout © te 40c ghter receipis aided in | Perience a financial-crash, but in th e G8 '4. ccarte eeienl 4, und m — 4 athe pdleeiiat on that private returns ( unlop T ip 4 - . 4 . : : ty ) 5. eceipts SEPTEMBER CORN. * . . os 35 . ° xD ING Qt STATIONS ‘total ginning for the season of only 9.700." il Fisher 6s Som + 93 3 07 oF b5 y pane ng 3So 56¢ 580 iy shennan — covey” jocal trade near- | 6t. 1. 76 76 4a — 76 ie 77 4b — comparative tent pa a ton the ae meantime the mark is steadier. Ger- discounted acoording to quailty al RITY ee Ns ; sid. Amked. . a pales. After show ing net advances ams 19 he ees | Corp ‘? 07% 07 ii — pow EE 226 rex 19¢ 4 share setheck th — Se inl: tutes saline om. 76 176 hy 78% AMG 772 by ane Values averaged slightly higher in some man orders are pouring in here, and VEGETABLES. , Mask of Gotninieres, (tat Pliza-- Miemtis, the market cased’ ute, 24, °°R! 8 Gait Rec’ as: :- 96 96 96 6 Am C Fab rfd.:.101 101” yoy *| took place in the early period. ‘The decline | S———~2 ton 72d TS A= | calves ‘euttered a savers decline ied shat, | (nat country’s sterling balances ap- w Louisiana Sorts 98 sa watt he, | BAe nmerce. .'151'g 15? mon we wee | nder realizing | Go ‘Ss... 08 98 28 15 Auto K Hose 9 8% oF % as @redited. in Part at least. to the bearish | MAY OATS. and } ’ & severe deciine and sheep parently are suff! i new Louisiana, $5 to per lL.) Texaa! tile Trust_ Pde eas OOO 7 for over the week end and scattered South. oon n Asphalt 8s. .103 103% 103% Armour & Co pfd &7 a7 o> Statement regarding statistical wheat ec ee MAA | Cattign ns Tuled steady to slightly lower. lth cient to pay for baskets, $1.75 to $2. Guaranty Ue «6 6 | 60 ern selling accompanied by rather conflict- 76 Gu munk 6%s. 1054 105% 106 Arm & Co Del pf 99 99 99 tion mace by the head of @ large Chicago! Chi. .. 45% 44% 44 ton % 46 %a ¢ ~n® caives on sale from Monday to pi orders. CABBAGE—Wisconsin’ Hollan4é ohn o Se Pe we A % ing oo from the spot markets. There 1 nea oH _? 5s... 96 96 4 porden & €(o . 110 110 110 to aD Pree reeereny. av iyerroo! opened %& UCONN 1); ar a $54 - 1 134 Sead Gunite pore I renee | The coal mining labor situation $60 and $65; New York Danish $60 and % ” ee Fae £9 (100 were reactions in consequence, but offerings| 17 - UD /s....1011 101 101 ‘ rit-Am T Co cou 20% in% 20 MEner @ Cone to 4d Righer. | ———____._ JULY OATS. over th ua! was siigitiy improved | ig unsatisfa new Texas. $85 to $90 per tan delivered. Bach Pitkin | TANS MMR ctronstnPoc ocisba ney? semorbed| OF foe Bigs: 02 Tao Moog] 1Q Rie iat CoP AM Te Ih F2y ag"enla frag, ead to Mane peortegensnper | SSK 43 — 4g TMS | Sacre, on wirtually’ ail clasaee nd good | 870 too low, although thd Indouny | persenee ool, womeatarn, The te eGh eared Products com i * re : had a sustaining inf} On te | «68 Loulsyv @ & B 5; 89s B68 BS £8 Rudav, Buds 1% 1% 15h | wy VAY cyheat ovened at $1.16%@%. July} ———-~____ SEPTEMBER OATS. __ | with sce Wore made each day. Compared | apparently is £1 new Texas. $1.50 per ba bas ” i-Martin com .. phe 1" *ees o iaemaa ‘uence on the % Manit Pp aes 89 % 9 Cent T ’ Sk | wheat. $1.11% Sept, wheat $1.10%. M Bhi... 43 42 x We | With @ week ago beef steers closed ¥y 48 flourishing. The move- ' Th WER bu by Martin pfa -. °° °°" ihe ing’ * } general cee i ee "a cae 7 Marac On te "O61) A+? 68 Cent Rib M.. . 60 4 Th of 1% | Sea. ‘Oc. July corn. 75%c. and Sent: corn | cP SORES SREP tamggs a 43 ne cogner; butcher yearlings 250 higher: t a ~ ment for economy in our Govern- nee ae WER—California, A725 to $3 , ’ > ; rn c 3 B:. : - : ; ‘ , - , we i T eee - ee aly; ‘ : yer sy = Sacoment com. . ‘Siar, 38 j - the probability of a very strong —— 16 tt acme 7 he.. 98% 98 6% oe RR 13% 13% 13% The three Northwestern markets combined |Chi.. 83 81% s8i&b “Saar | 150 ta 250 lower Gloaher aaah steady > be 8 ments expenditure, however, is still CELZRY—California large crate, $4. ta. ae Dey ane eh ora: art! 26% tical position at the, end of this season i. & St L 6s se ss Cleveland ne ET? $03 ag a4 Saturde fg had 775 cars of wheat, compared ____ SLY RR oe steady to. Bio } gher, a4 veal calves $2 to wast ee and there is a Possibility et 9 $1.75 eS ua maiker Dry Goods com..|| °A1,'°°°*° which m eee ey Mew crop de-| 16 O Powar ‘he ‘a’ ’ O% 100! -necker CA W 2 60 59% 59 cok ago an last year, | Chi... 81a aca a Se ower. he bulk of steers suitable for © income tax will be redu d o 1 tS——Indiang hothouse, $4.50 en. FR; siti ot) ee liveries, case th hou! . er 58 B.. 88 a oO . Minneapolis today receiyi 7 es SIKH 86889 RO %&% b 9 ille Ced | $5 per 2-dozen box. en SS mee 443 ly arep receipta, Trans Rat en Biman Phila Ritevee® «489 B9% «8S ; 1 Di A wat ef” «f* aM 02 and Winnipeg 408, 779 cars, Duluth So the son Geneind 3750 Ag aR i a pence. GREEN PEPPERS—Florida, 1% -bushés . Mlic Press Brick pfd.._ |) $512 5nig | qredited eae a and July against 1 Phil Elec Bue: 206 104 104 eager Mi, Ne R an 5. F14 peaenet phen Bd ae + 7D 304 gy me. S00 Won Ae PEPER ERE e. $6.25 See Ke. 4. > oyt Re coer the B ee in an address to “LETTHCECatitornta leobarg, 33; Clip” , reas > nee ctober, whi] eo ee - . i ; Mo 9 7% ( anes, ne ¢ (OX jeek ago | ° . 209; cutter c ” ’ $4. a ; See etiniee" a.) Sit) sae Beauty Silas hickan Sq Sener 8 fou Caley ech gag HRN does | A GME RMRI oo BE SA SN | mea ds GOs eee inctuaes do canvas! || Daily Grain Movement || sage cone 12 eSNG Uae bE: | has attracted considerable cteenties | “DNNn her Tos" etka nea, OSM0P ; is 2 3% * : b . » ae ‘ oY iF es ° ‘ ro . orn Cc b : j ee 1 eee ; ushe! f N f oe 2 4 | } * or. = + th Long Distance Ss... M4 %, eg . NEW ORLEANS, March 3.—Spot cotton : oe S Py = 57 tM $3 57 39 Philin Mortis +4 +3 4! % |hara winter wheat, 140.894 Seahale as Od b St. Joseph oh! ial Qa! afl 10) 9 Hog receipts for the week fust closed were | 500,000,000 as compared with a pre- SWEET TATORS—Hoam F Electric 79 185005," 1nR =) 98% Mee to arrive 100. low mitt fy SPO: | 1 Rus G' OKs ity Ley 12% 12% | 21 Radio Corp 3% «38th minedTonte’ Sos%y ee pee bushels of No 3 | Feoria is-| i4| 2| Fol Fql Bal PO lmaer Mant compared with the Peseious | WF total of £4,000,000,000 and aa| Da!) ,759 to O0c: Bermudas abe to boos whitg ot white . ee 6S ROU)... : sind : ; an ee =e 750: 2 ters “ y ‘ adio C 31 $ 2; mixed corn, 222,741 bushe! No. § ndiana’lig 2} - nye n celv af ( 7 e, “ 32 ; | 7o. 8Bw ’ "hile ' > tf , Ie oe » me er, Tr) ’ , IN eal . “ae x ie Weck Hank stateme Cotton Seed Ol Mark gfe Game Nae PPM BP" | 9h Boe Me Bie BS EM lala ofr, Sd'a7y panna ge Wath sotmreehs | Fuwtont'®, |, 28(:2°-] BB) 208) flnos: eee oar dot Guth" fee thee 8184 | well able 0 stand the ettainr tt hor! rhiNa DEAN Pore tae PB. W YORK, M iciciier eases EW YORK, M: ~ Flame “ae 835 Gal Big Oil. “a. ee aed oO wit rrof 8 new. 61 Ss % | chan ery receipts of wheat were lighter | Galveston “(°*'si"ggg/. °/ 7] 1@].... | the nat lorpe number of ales nd thghe ete | erin toe eeation to America. % -bu_ hamper. roils ae > mand : — 3.— we okt Tee ween ee Grain Piss 1165 10.05 10:85 10.68 | Pa ty OAS sold from $6.7" amounting mon deal yoy coe Ah Droma | per quart NNIES—Florida, 260 to 400 : > “ hi ep en o taf gtics INDEP yar + tolafield Devel : "14 i Ba : R. | ; . ™ 7 - ° eens A ee to ‘ and stags at 5.50 to $6. At the se . : . “ Alton, Granite & St. L. fag A, eeertment & Agriculture! 3 acy wat G EN — OILs. } B aca B Mino fae fant? lin anles_ were made at the following prices re ee velibcamiabieabet flose the various classes of hogs were sell- There is considerable discussion — Tr S ie ores the eet incre *$q°f 833.000 1170 Bie intiae Sif 90% of % a 0 GoldtielA Florence 440 400 410 «| ™™ ye cash 7 a sno 6 | Cash Grain Pri | | pounds ‘one ae $8.10 eS tT Ine, 200 now concerning the meang to be em | | ‘ f I — > * | _ Ra _ »~e«ev0VUC al { 4 > “ Ai—-he inte T i | ° ; 0 aw; - a —— | SW bales more than last year's crop. 17 Reston Wyo ON. ke J om 1946 Goll Sate: Gee 465 O32 | lower: hard lo lower. Se ee | Seincmentbenneeneten ats rices || Weight butchers’ from 280 to 250’ pounds at | Ployed for meeting our payments to Union Electric 5s. —_—_—___. ea Syn. ow , 4: No. : © Navthan” | /OK8 from 1]. .45 o ison Liectric os | ew York Cotton | 2 do “B” ‘ots. :: ig 18% ip” | 47 AA tee er 1916 7g | No. 4 rea, $1.2901.98. $1.16. "ai No. 3 dark Northern, | $8°65 aod etovun weleet mounds at 90 to 129 | during the next 12 months” my Laclede Gas 514s and 5 te "ower 7 Creole Synd 4% 4 4% | 550 Indenendence YT, 4°r 37° we gaadh No. 2 yellow hard. $1.16 nominal]. | we GOPN—No. 2 mixed, 73%0: No. 9 pounds from $6.75 to $7.50. Pee wees sold (Cc ight. 1 ~ 8. WEW YORK, March 8.—Cotton futures Federal Oi! 840 8éc 4c |.70 Mohican Cop ... Be 4% “4804 CORN—‘4e to lo higher: fair deman4 1% @72c, No. 2 mixed 4 Ta % 1, Dixed, from $5.75 to $6.26. Opyright, 1938.) Southwest Bell 7” Pfd qsed_f{rm. i 8 Gilliland Ot] .”.””, 4% 4 4% {130 Nat Tin ...:.: 28 "le 63,{ No 2 corn. 78c to 74e. Yerlow, 7314; No. 3 yellow.->4 12 eb 0% Sh —_o__ United Rys. Pfd & Cc - ze High. Low. Close. Yert i3 ao iy ae + he 1716 1% | x New Cornelia .. 2414 24 24%) £2 ¢ Se: ae ae SY be Re $ Yellow, 4171 4c; No. 2 white 538°; p Supply Small. Pop Corn and Nuts, nited ys. . om ie ar) 79 30.60 aa” 2 SET Se a ru a a 7™% 7% 67 ; New Dom Cop.. 3% 2% 3a | sso. & Vellow. To to 7 6. . “, ~ White 44%c; Ne. 3 white 42%@ The ho ; . Mewshers 0" Louie Stack _hronange Oreign Exchange || ‘sein “race PE Boek Bachan: fhe, reins was not inquired into, “but longs, |*°hEEDO, 0, March $c g—_ | fuet ended neeragasie, amtKet for the week : ° ! | , Guana STOCK, igh. Aw. Closing. | realizin that the cro car ac . sm LN, vare J.——“over seei— s . ; | 20 Arm Leath .. 97 %y — ie —SPECIAL DAILY—~ | remote ‘because af the prect my wan. | Lyime cash, $13.16; March, $13.06; October, | cently. eceipig moderate in volume, rt : 20 Arm Teath pf ay * o's 9% | loaded. The only buyir "oan Re rta | $11.70. ROUtnern and ceoncer & good demand Sree , By a 1.225 avon of Til He: 87 eA # Pm bd Ag Dep site on, the dip. oven S cont | ———- oe - — ery > Td pt BE . Ante as ee H R ° : ‘* : Leased Wire Fro Tew 36 Arm of Del pf 99 } 9 TVIng Dowenvenos Aires failed to stimulate | fT Ta ane Ta i ow se CAPI AL ‘ ”~ Bureau of the iii 1 2:990 peey Ly ie ” 47 % oR % vs By a oar ~ Correspondent of the ony é ot m he Feeling ne shorts is | | Produce Elsewhere moved on the alleys ae “theouah auctions, for sitions En j " . ‘£00 Boone W Mills 47 46 47% | 0St-Di tcl a ae eck 6A Ll ————__——_— Amon@ the horses {n most inqu! | NEW YORK, March 8 ~ i'500 Rover’ & B So 4 spatch. grain house's statistician figures that } 4 ost NGUITY Vere good | =) | Post, in its co eke phe Evening 9 he oes. 2S “a™ | “~~ ° a @ a” re i f i u . . Col al po = ae - not t] . . se ”* Se j eo tn eA att BGK, 1% . later sterling | 10 Gt Lakes De RA RA . &86 | ene have been get down as a be- cot Crop 0, Markee ona ao. berm 9 presses poutirs quiet; prices pets . eo | Walter M. Cookson. 4 thas rate during the remainder ue r 380 Gossard, Hi W. 28 27% 27 %, | lated response to the excellent {/ower; May, $1.17@1.16%: July. s1 184% CHICAGO, March 3.—Potatoes sillghtly | | Livestock Els h I | F ek. When variations were extremely cate ees | 5.300 Hupp Mot ..: 2 5% 2840] on oan rine ee | 1.1345; September, $1.11°% stronger: receipts, 89 care: coral ently ewhere ormer U. S. Post Office Inepector 9 nc. strinats: year : ere waa a display o7| ROO Libby Monoh “6% a wt jae returns. But, inasmuch as Wail ten ey =, an eet support prices, but $3.10 »y aie. $1@1 ao owt; bulk mostly of ee afarch 3.—(T!. 8. Department During my twenty-one years as a U S. Post Office I hav renc ~1C. +s i | thei lalf-hearted end it @ “ 2 cwt.; daho ec} , ure).—HoGs— . | . Inspector , “ _ Was weak, but French exchange ie eins 100 Mid W pr lien.101% 101 » tS Street has known all week the /as they believed it or the best hah the $1.60@180 owt.; Idaho sacked rurale, $i10 | mostly 100 higher : Dail destritie i arte | ained valuable knowled : . - theene — under moderate pressure “al af Mia we Ut pd és a5” Bo faces” in this connection it was bovemey =a a Mond va) present course. Re- owt Ginaenee anor round, white, | $1 bulk odo oa fist At tak Sr (ore8 4G | = me sag ee “ oe — ne pa heer quences te recession wa ly slight’ ve ‘ - 4 5% | aiden | felpta were of good volume, but spot offer. |¢W¥tj; Minnesota sacked Red River Ohios, | BU 0 300-pound butchers, . terprises. successful Rae crt aee natn aan cachaney moved | 1 B03 Mitchel Mot. 92% 0% S233 /hardly an adequate explanation. | ings were ahworkes ot unchanged Ragia. Do. | P11) ert en om * |B26: few sacking, tome. $7790: commen | tania coh takooat ol a . emely narrow re imer ts auntte, Mon 2! 2 24! ; stic shipping demand was light. . a eae ron 6 6.——-Butter higher; | 2 medium pigs. S6@7; \ ver | 7 wre Supply to meet business "en, jm suth Nat Leath new 7% 7 7% The practical reason for taking | uation, it was sald, {# restricting By ve creamery extras, 47c; standards. sever mn: 2500; foavywes ht hogs, $8 OARS wed of manuf concerns throughout the United 30 pn Was a display of strength in Norwe lan | es 5 va ry Cc : 38% 36 248 | Up railway stocks today was simply bee Srapere.. Argentine corn market wag / ‘t'4 + bg firsts, 44% c@45c: aah as 48 yrs light. $8. 25¢ 8.45: light | States, who used proven methods for financing their enterprises. 3 ld Bonds pin £© attributed to the nay ment of . oe } 6 1sty Ieteetee the standard dividend Payers jand Se tember 42% ¢ Seems. auly 96 frists 26a "selects, Sic — $10.50; t yearlings tn load ms, slo-16: . ta | ‘ ~ oe : S ; ~~ . P’ 8, . . , " " ‘ 2 Stan Gas td. 9 40 re 29 i;rather more than the low-priced rowisions were Gull. Commission houses ~~ | few $10 380 -y~t 4 Beene nek cows Secure this Free Bo k 7 omp bj oe 7% 47 47 Speculative issues ees ~uyers, FU ae market @ firm N York Ooff to 96 comme lowest snot eee ee + seen o fa Tench franos and allied curren-| 2.150 U Oar &@ C.. 65 $22 AE ae eo, ve lower and ribs | New Yor ce. py Bx. 2 - least, showed considerable activity. ics ie FL pet pf 04 92 o4 a The market closed with the byy- unchangs , oft vere ate. ane YORK, March 3.—The “market tor | bulls to, 88 conte lower: vant ooene | ene 08 Fingpcing—the latest book en the subject of ~ aqlaces was trangacted in the London ,0 UL & Ry com 10 101 101 |ing movement still in fy) swing” in | (Copyright, 1923.) ‘potfee futures was easier this morning. | evenly $i 50 to $2 lower: a. ys money for legitimate enterprises, I am sending FREE ut ood lo buying of fran (he U L & Ry pt 78 78 78 the railwa ti b ——_@—_~ iooked as though yesterday's we 4 had eased ‘ground steady: week's bulk’ pri pt wn. ; 7 a = ty | oh. points to 6.1 ro + i» eres. + 39 1$ 12 4 ; y section, but with a ten-| Flour and Meal — oY , position Phas ny 4 engine - | Beet steer $209 5; stockers 42 coders, limited edition lasts. You may send for your copy now el : ch the price receded one-half; . 25 ypsym. 75 7 75 ency elsewhere very mucl ~s = ‘ : tradimg@ Loday wae mo Culer shoe emand end | $6.26@7.76; fat she stock, $4. ; can- ebruary 1, 1929 Aid Armen en, RDC And Italian lire were| 2.000 Wolf ... 7... so. 6=- 4% 984% | There wa, , z leer aecaind iB BAT Tenerlar tt, Dasie—Sott | iitluenchd hy “aceneniuiet teat prices were |ners and cutters, $3.1604.18: ve calves, assurance that you will receive promptly, valuable suggestions fer ebruary 1. 1920 rmer, but sterling continued @ull an4| 175 Wen occas 54% 54 54 5 no weakness even among | atents at @7; (anecial known brands pituenceg by comparativels small orders. | $9 5010.50. ) successfu! 7 © 198 rls wechanged at $4.70 %. German | 110 Wrigley mee mee 3 105 = 105 sj the industrials, which were most | Aba, Straights and Poser, cent at $5.60 higher an: aatiee eenahe ee points SHEEP—Recelpts 1000: market for the a money-raising campaign. “ , unchanged at . ms eilow } ae i ~ ead)? + ow > ar 94 0044.75, eo] oy =m —* pane ; * | week at wooie moe mostly steady, eoruary 1, 1931 Sent. Other continental rates were generate | 18.000 Yellow Taxi . 91 88% 90 freely sold all morning. Gt 34.10 to $4.50. low grades ot $3.76@ | PO'nis lower refore the end of the morning | weakness at close; weea’s top. $15.50: bulk If you desire to sell b ee firmer | & eraity ——— > er wae _——— ne a e | 4 ward straights $4. 4045 yan % wer cer ¥nGer scattering liquidation rhe close wag offerings weight sheen steady to st } - a stock or bond issue, let me explain an enaily ety 1, 193 Pollowing are Saturday’ , Total sales, 77,000 shares. ; ° at $5 40@5.50, first clear at $440@4.95. ®t the lowest showing net losses of 10 to 13 ‘handy weight wooled yearlings, $13 96. ated plan f . STERLING / at srGay 8 quotations: | ——_.- | OW grade and second clears at $3 7h - points ‘ ee h wee $2 75 % ah ~ : = cf oper D or quickly putting your business on “ paying basis ebruary 1, 19 AS, I} Par $4.6 % r sovereign): e Bond Market spring horned * @F onaaes 3.75@4.10.- Tt Rae re estimated at about 15.000 + choice light e . earers free buy Bee Demand $4.704,: cables. $4 70% x om : RYE PLOUR-Ovotes yen Closing quotations March, 11.04: dee, | $28; bulke follow: fat wooled lambs, $14 50@ by @ method which others admit successful. whe 63 Cavs. $4.67: commercial. 0 MINING STOCKS FEATURE OF n Outside of a few special issueg | sacks: Fancy white patent at $5 my sone 11.32: July, 10.64; September, 9.80: Ne- Estat SWE. Sethers. “44 Boag erTiass. Y Secur CE Ee , > . ;@rd patent at 405. medium ‘at’ “| cember, 8.50. Ree _—? ; i | Me od bay 4 sae closed first x —— id * ci cables, 6.120. SESSION ON THE CURB ong prices were heavy today. There | Straighis gt $4 75; pure dark at $4 2}! 85 Spot coffee was reported dull and nominal 40.504 = ane shearing omee, | our FREE copy of this valusble book ‘s waiting fou you. The Aga od Paso, Texas, at an , 84 bgrres. ¢ 840... were traces of liquidation, but not | mea! at es "ve at 12 to, 13 for Rio 7s and 15% to 16} oo useful knowledge I have gained during years of experience, inves- s*, Machinery, equipment oe OO Te on a large ne on | . demand 1444." muiiiies ob'te a e — much Quast ta > | Tallow and Grease. tigating all sorts of enterprises and studying successful financing ~ 6 intentions of | eds. he Holy Cross Sanitorium Sa city of about 6000 and AY, Santa Fe, and KE] Paso . - Session on the curb exchange. 8 of the Haly (‘rosa Hoe h of over $3.457,000- thev REECE a having a net worth of IWEDFN eee ‘9 b: week and new high records were frequent 18 man ORWAY, demand. 4 these bonds i« more than 4 1 at end of the week. : 64 principal: Principal and Shad Giese Cea are) - : excha m™m ook of Me Mis 3 h ~~ of ite lethargy this par = ta _ wits 0. JLLAND, Gemand. 389.53c: cables. NEW YORK. March 3.—Copper stocks the Government ANY P ‘ and the mining stocks generally came in — unent. . | ; lernand. 0045c: cables.) for the bulk of attention during today’s short from W ashington Was that the new /—dark, low grade and tailings lees Clover i cables. 26.690./Obio Copper was exceptionally Strong, ad-| fon as to the coupon rate varied | $8 36434 10 eNMAR “ a4. K. demand. 19.3160. cables | Globe reached 60, against the close Friday GRASS SEEDS—Non inal! ountry o, jverage country lots more or less wee if. Ifa “a? ” ‘ o~ ‘a Caples. 18 452 vancing almost 10 points. and Arizona | Widely. Meanwhile Liberty Bonds | 4 $6 +o $14 foe ehdael "Dp to S18 for | cleaned hog millet at $3.20 ena ire, beneficial rains being [WHEAT PRICES DOWN | Fst Grin Pics pup HOG RUN f Horses and Mules. Lead Price Advanced. 2 Smelting &Refining Co. today advanced the rice lea 15 to 82 t | on lige ad from 8.15 25 cents Der | 4... yellow at Be and white at 6¢ per ~, = ; were firregula with “ul Common mfi- 4 3 a AIN. deman ‘ of 62. New minican Copper class A was | “ar, trading Quiet. | let nominal at $242.°5 bulk bk non mil ation Se the Holy Croas PLUG 2 demand. 4 $ or cables. 4270, | heavily jpeded tn and Independence Lead Among today’s features was the | millet at $3 to $3.50. #sis: German 112. 4nd academies { ay R ; % Se ge crosse . . picasa ° * have a net worth in ~ ECHO. Lert 4 a 206%o. |. Household Products reached a new high | ®tTength in United Railways invest- ’ . % 114 N, 8.314.900 - PeAND demand. 4s = . above 38 Bchuite Stores, although some- | ment collateral 6s. Wheat Crop Reported Hurt b-to-date hogsnital ‘ 4 NAA. Afemand. 48a, what lower on the day. was up nearly two | | LINCOLN, Neb March 2 Pee (2th St. ‘| ‘Hospital at 7 a Aa org r 6g: femand. 2.79c points from the close last week. | ee |winter wheat has been lamaged by ake K the Be : ry umbus, €. ‘eeteis bah VIA. demand. 1.020, . ~@ } New York N | Warm weather, accor ling to th 7. econt s tw at | \ mid a how! ‘ «? } AR EASTER 9 —— NF : os ugar. partme t e at ame V6 as so 8 State De a men at Baltimpre: Mar; 4, TOKOHAMA demand 48 38 | ' St Lo i Wool Market - Ti marie car on March 3.—The raw sugar] ported t> Lo about 60 ner cont oft ur r n Ww ieee tok large Cities ; 5 z es cables. . uls with Cubne anatall ae 1. aanwed today i compared to 89 or AO ner ent y HK, the foe O P . A L le Mothey House. oY } , eae CONG. Geman . eee Pe aaites aes ee >. tering freight. equa! o 79 - Ae ite Cost “anO |) Year average at this time of the oe a * Gl e . these bonds The Orde : A cs a. 54 500: cables. woor- Steady. Quote Miasourt Illtnots ri no ap female ec ' cen r fuga! No department said. “eo year, the ur re 8 re ess % 5S NGHAL demand. 74.00c: cables pag similar —Clear medium, 40 @ 3c; slicht-| were easier under sept; ~— sutures | OME inin oo: M3 nnn ; att es ae ae “AW | ly bdurry, 30@3ic; hard burry, 19@20c; /house selling brought about by a _ S > certain alterations. ada Mblee +4 SN DOLLAR. demand. 63.750 | Braid, OES: lemb's wee, Peete: ‘ight, | orable crop advices from ¢ ube A * ore fav- St. Louls Hay Market. ~ . is. ‘ l«- — art? at " “a. 4 ‘ _ ° ar 1,4 : _ ra, nG rTToO WwW. = rey ry? bo we ? en ¥ : . ; : Cc Y f*re oy , | ne, long, y . & ort, ~ Cc; heavy, . J 4 be lie th it the Dresan?t y ; . — ny No 1, ea vO; &° r ira ¢ . mee me - paged, tO e@stabli«h . hh koe “TTA. @emand. 81 75c: oables, | fine, iong. 92 @34c: short, 27@20c. | at least 4.000.000 tons gl will belly ar threshed, $11; Clover aac 219 $20, z hati, ne made UPON the : OTRE Southern and Southeastern BStates- Clear | sbowed declines of 10 ‘to 25 pointe o eee Clover, No. 1, $18. Prairie No 1 $18 : " On has selected this RGRY R EXCHANGDS. medium, 89@40c: slightly burry, 30@3ic: | tive positions but they rallied later eee f a . | ! Main scenery; the climati. ‘ Th. eA senet, 7. 250, hard burry, 19@20c; fine whole as quoted oe , and trade buying and were finally 16 | Beans and Peas | | ai. demand, 45c above. to points net lower. The mark . i =a “ as. fe AY. demand 4. 620 Central Weetern and Northwestern—Bright | fined e@ugar was unchanged to is eae Le BEANS AND PEAS—Choi-. handpicked » ¢ 7 e |) Ornado insurance Tye NA Cemand. 12 B0c medium, 37@38c: dark, 20@3lc; light, fine, lower, with fine granulated now Quoted fro Michigan white peans at 38.75. prim. ma vty ance nolicie: SADA. deman » + B20: ° R T5e to ¢ but only aa m/ chine-pioked at $850 per 100 } ; burry., 150 to 25c. : | * @ s leve it ta he . bat ntine, ax Linseed | : > bd be orrert ee ey Se @ Sey oo a ce pee }| . : —— | Hides eer | & = Bey iy 4 Dae hin kal _s ‘Wap: ) [——— . ‘ngeed oi] quotations in lots of | er eg . HIDES—-Country bids firm, few offerings. arrels. now $1] 13 per gallon 15 for botled By eee for | and demand good. Quote current receipts ‘ Ga., March 3.—Turpentine | (less 1 ib. tare per hide on wet salted: 5 Bal: 3, 50. ce ' Wet Salted a 20; ‘stock, 5263. Rosin—fism'| No. i ..-...... 11%o Filnt..... co Chane tr 622; shipments, 400; | No. 3 See ee eees vey D Masees . . « séece rk ee Es, . juste: B,D, E, $480 @ 5, Bulia, No. pédee J Gaited Packs. ...llc CENTRAL s206 $5, a 80; Wa sede dar ae | Giue stock | Be Sus seen es Te | atetigte: hea aaatne aba 5 yp ORR hd lee » March 3 —Ciog! No. 1 horsehide, mane and tai! o 50: orive, 2 p1 Ly yuarghe ba 91 | geal and yo 2, $3.50: give and ame 32. | ‘Oo asked: July, $26 bid, | “og hides, 1Vc-—glue and bulls half price. INEAPDY March 3.—Fiax Nh. 1] . — > | Sheep Pelts and Goat Skins. RHEEP PELTS—East woo! peltse, $].° @i75: lamb pelt 5S0c@i$1.25° dry tock. f ~~ ——- |. — ~~. Boston Wool Market. the Post-Dispatch 2% 200 per und for jight and 17c for «i . '~ Boer. eavy; good shearings. 15¢ to 20c: ordina : oo LOE art ee “PRINS—Quote No, 1 common at ‘eigee, ~ . at . u ‘etl n, @2,% aron in prices. Some 40c; No. 1 angora at _ clipped angore at SU is reported Lom the West. + kids at 10c: glue. Bo. . $2 Sella an. ciated ate na a a ten OR agile KR me pm | PARTNER WANTED ' § established Bond and Stock busines | Member of St. Louis Stock Exchange. ‘a Will bear closest investigation. Addi- :\g tional capital desirable but not neces- Sary. Box N-358, Post-Dispatch. | « —_ - a . — a mee ene aia a Aon cme ce eee [| | A Es eR a i $i 15 BEAUTIFUL BEDROOM SUITES | | «4 Will sell one-half interest in an old ® —— ql High-grade American walnut, Queen Anne design, con- ‘tat ° Vv’ of he 2 ty ’ orettea : ; : H $200 Elegant 8-Piece American Walnut Dining-@ 25 f ‘$150 Phonographs; wonderful tone; extra large | | size; oak or mahanane iy Sone ote ee TALLOW—No. 1 country tn barrelg or | Today's "report $5.65 to $5.85 for fairs B04 connothy @$! wEW YORK. March 3.—The American | tubs 6 one oye po ing 2 at Oe | GREASE—Country, in tubs: Brown at | have a real fine New Suit? O Coats. Mixed wool work Girls’ Coats... . 1012 N. _ Nene. tee aman be * Wee: cater atin, e > eee Ab 1 9 eS projects that offer réisonable profit possibilities to investers. | Write me if you need large capital for financing. Walter M. Cookson, 495 San Fernando Bidg., Los Angeled, California. : y ~- . STYLISH—SNAPPY Many like new—such makes as returns and not-called-for from leadi cago tailors—many 1 2. Grand & eet $1.95 Pants | Coats and Vests, wool, $2.50 $1.45. $2.45, $3.45 new or Coats line of new WHIPCORD and GABARDINE Top 90.00 ae SAS rather them out NEWEST, LATEST. SPR r Et tek the * "ese eeeeee or Serge © New silk-linec 5 SS eee : Y Tatas

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ii ONES REE eG ET: rere os Set Tt eG Ley os ro oT ae are Stee aes wes wie! bos et eae ated 2 Pn git Ane gwen. ees . ae ae ‘ = OY OER ~ 46B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and fle Times Combined. ~. . | for proje incl SPECIAL SESSION AT MANILA ™ore revenues for projects included ‘nor General Leonard Wood has de- ‘Wireless te the Pest-Dispatchk and the Chicago Dailr News.) (Copyright, 1923.) “MANILA, March 3.—The Philip- Pine Legislature having adjourned after two special sessions and one 3¢*-day regular session without hav- tig provided $3.060.000 gold for Spe ' sal cided to call another special se to his departure for China. Only econimic measures Ww submitted at the proposed sp ment. The list of measures wi! of that body for May or June, prior iil be session, according to the announce- clude the granting of eeveral 40- year rubber plantation franchises on public lands on the Mandino penin- ula, where half the lands are suit- able for rubber production and where will grow the entire rubber needs of the world. The proposed 50,000 : ri7} ; ecialj plantation franchises W?* be uded 10m § acres each and island 1 in- ngaged in the enterprise. PRING FURNITURE At Lower Prices and Easier Credit Terms “es why you should buy from McNichols: McNichols guarantees satisfaction or your money back. McNichols owns his’ own building. You don’t have to pay on rent expense. McNichols sells only Quality Furniture, the kind that lasts a lifetime. McNichols shows and sells ONLY the goods adver marked in plain figures. Alike to all. $175 Value Walnut Bedroom Suite, $124 Bow Bed, $33.50 Chifforette, $28.75 ' Full Vanity Dressing Table, $61.75 A Bedroom Suite of three pieces, made of combination walnut, represents a value that is worthy of your inspection. Comes in the Queen Anne style—durable and rigid construction throughout. The pieces are individually priced above, this al- ious ter any combined selection you might wish to make. The three pieces, as a complete set, are quoted at $124.00. Dainty accessory set of chair, bench and rocker is priced at $21.75. Terms, $6.00 a Month Three Rooms Comfortably Furnished as Described Below . The furnishings chosen for this Home Outfit strike a note of harmony in quality and style and | The living room includes a bed davenport which really adds another sleeping room Before you furnish your home don’t miss the opportunity to see this wonderful value and Each room outht can be purchased separately at the same substantial saving. to this outfit. let us explain the low easy terms of purchase. - proportionate saving if desired. LIVING ROOM BEDROOM t 3-piece mahogany Daven-_ ! . I Imitation Walnut Teolict Table ette Suite . 1 Mahogany Finish Simmons Bed 1 9x12 Wool Fiber Rug Siemens Boetag 1 mahogany Davenport” 1! Im. Walnut Bench 1 Comb, Mattress Table. 1 3 - Dinner and Tea Sets ‘Domestic as Low as $10.50 A very select lot of Dinner and Tea Sets to close out; all perfect ware: no seconds; 42-piece ae $ 10.59 so-piece Set, com- plete; all perfect; mo sec- onds.... $12.75 t00-piece complete 7 service Dinner Sets; all perfect: oe seconds; spe- cla = rice... 993.90 price Terms— $1.00 a Week $1.00 Heavy Cork LINOLEUM A Big Selectlon—Saquare Yard. Now 90c offering of We Own Just I e Sell The Ad - hal COG i ie . dy 4 Ia . ey Me no A tp, ay: ig la er, et me -* 2 > > P| > es ae | a+ Se - +6 > “+4 sleéers, UuUmes “Mohammedans } ‘ > . iV eave ciothes,” he said Bride's Teeth Filed ells told of a Malay ing the — nmnre" ar ° 7 a tee - c 4 is & =e n * and other pests ous, from fallin roofingj onto our bles.”” Wells ts {in St. Louts at the tnvita- tion of the Community Forum, and Wil. @peak on the same subtect at mn Memorial, 8648 Washington wevard, tonight. of the leafy or dining ta- a OPEN VERDICT ON SHCOTING™ OF JAMES KIELY IN HIS HOME Wife of Slain Man Unable to Give a Description or Tell Number of Assailants. A Coroner's jury investigating -ase of James Kiely, 87 vears old. of l North Fourteenth street. a s | keeper, who was shot to death oy robbers es he and his wife en- home last Wednesday rned a verdict yesterday of homicide by parties unknown. : Besides Mra Kiely, Mathtas Besch, a baker of 814 Lesperance Sireet, was the only witness w! eould throw light on the crime. He said that he had rushed from his shop upon hearing a number of pis- tol shots and had seen four men leave the Kiely garage. Mra Kifly, who was rendered unconscieus by Slows, sald she could not give a 4e- scription of her husband's silayers and did not know how many men had been fn the house *araA ¢* af - - rec a @ ‘ -* » . mignwy retu Frenc?> Church's Stand Teaching. Trightt. 19723.) PARIS, ee 8—The Cardina!s of France, tn view of the publicity 40° SUIT on Sex to Men's—oea rt » © ane y — uch makes as the! ; given birth-control lawsits in Amer- | ica and England, have unanimously ' decided te oppose sex education of children and others on scientific grounds to the exclusion of religion and morals. They also have agreed more should be done to help large families in view of the decreasing | population. | | LIND’S| Seventh Market and Lucas With each pur- chase of $2.00 or more. Sugar and Basket more. Sugar an Free atta We Sell All This Week MATITONAL CANNED FOODS WEEA. MARCH SRD TO 10TH. Table Peaches: Mariposa, Calif yellow cling in syrup: Ne. can; dozen cana §2.55; a , cae — Table Peaches; Butterfly. California large yellow cling in syrup; 30¢ dozen cans, $3.25: can.... : Table Peaches: Sunkist, Californ's Meiba haives in extra heavy syrup NO. 249 Can; dozen cana $1 00 $3.75: 3 cans ... naar . Tabie Apricets: Silver Dale; i- fornia; No. J+ cans; dozen cans. $2.2 Blackberr seur Pitted Red Cherries: Car cans, §2.30; No *2 20 sifted Sweet “ugar Corm: Tom Corw No. 2 cat zen cans, $1.35; 12¢ Antan ws Ve 2 os sweet Early June Peas; P''ot 3 z zen cans, $2.00; + — aie, we (ampbeil’s Soups; dozen cans, $1.10: can me a oe ee tall can; 10¢ Campbell's Perk and Beans; : ns. $1.15: can .. Tange sardines; ms ‘7s sardine > > at sardines in brand, Amée ea’ Sardines [n° s &122. 3 wardines: soused rusia. > ca nm ~\ . - a P — Tuna Fish: Red “tar ght meat 18 ¢ me. \ 3 -s ww Fe Medium Ked Salmon; Hares hich grade; No 1 tail 7a shrimp ve Oysters: Rose brand Little Neck Clams; Dotees Little Neck Clam Chowder; Fish Flakes; B | Codfish Middles: I tity Haddies ™ it Mpueres Holland Herring sos $1.10 ( oers Mait =yrup: D . ‘. 1g pur ure New Orleans rand White Labe Pas Al Fleur: Be kwheat Fleur; Ove Pest eat ‘Fhetes: Pilla? nd s Best Flouar— 7 r ; ~ t of fe—all freshlv roasted— ~ — = - ot . -- r) _ ~ I>. . Phe ASTHMA TREATED FREE. 2See@ of asthma hare > . . a » roe * rear P c- a - nouwg NAansse Truce 3* Pp & ++ > > ~ + Cae - sou + 4 ers \siliiv restits nent and that they are en tirely well. Wheezing and the distress ing tightness in the chest soon disa peared. The same amazing results m4 tained by others can be proven in your wn cass at no expense. By simply sen jing your name you will be mailed a reguiar size bottle of this prescrip- try it free for 10 days ied you are not to pay . Pay she err “4 PSerinrion ‘er ts made * » ? _ar re " »> é e vv —r ~ . + : _— Two-Pants Suits For Men Who Appre- ciate Style and Quality 0 38: 4 They have the fabric, the finish and the style required to come up to the GREENFIELD Standard. Plain Models | 3 —in hairline stripes Norfolks —in overplaids The extra pair pants not only doubles the wear of the suit, but 1t makes it possible to always - have the extra pair pressed and ready when thé occasion calls. : Olive at Eighth Members of the Retailers’ Railroad Refund Association. ‘ferers mav be reached Address Mr. C. Leaven.- 7 SW. Blvd, Rosedale, id a free trial treatment will ed postpaid 5 a —- —itE -o- = ———— oe The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news services. — ~— a a > _ — — eee - - — And 16 Selections Of Your Own Choice of 10-Inch D. D. B. L. Victor Records All for ~ 7 seventeentt ae a ach x al aya! ~# 5 A A 4 me ri ~ . bas eg at ye ee & SS wae > 3 tee * 5 i , e Hampden Massinger’s “New Way t of Seven Plays in We White’s “Scanda HAT extortioner of magnificent T of Philip Massinger’s Jacobean Debts,” was clapped back withia Booth played the role in 1886. This more at large, thanks to the em present the blank-verse comedy W son. The part of Sir Giles was a fav A emotional tempest, in the concludt . 3 fed not only the audience but the | one of seven different plays, five of ¢ den and his company will offer du The American's production is G fourth of the series of revues establ 1919. It is described as a dancing on its feet. The Woodward Players, bloodcurdiling melodrama, “The : The Orpheum’s bill includes not onk eral seasons featured as singers in siecfield’s “Follies.” but Bessie Barriscale, screen star, in @ play- let called “Picking Peaches.” and May Wirth, a famous equestrienne. The repertory for Mr. Hampden’s second visit to St. Louis is announced as follows: Tonight, “The Taming ef the Shrew;” tomorrow, Thursday and Saturday nights, “Hamlet”; Tuesday night, “Macbeth,” Wednes-_ day matinee, “The Merchant of Ven- ice: Wednesday night, “A New Way to Pay Old Debts;~ Friday night, Charles Rann Kennedy's “A Servant in the House,” and Saturday mati- nee, “Romeo and Juliet.” Poet in Prison for Debt. HE Massinger comedy was writ- ten in 1625 and performed ia 1632. Its author tecame Fietch- er’s chief partner after Beaumont retired from playwriting. Accord- ing to~some ingenious critics, Mas- singef and Fletcher were the true authors of two plays once attributed to Shakspeare—“Henry VIII” and “Two Noble Kinsmen.” Massinger was not unacquainted with the sub- fect of debts, for the first notice we have of him after he left Oxford in 1606 is a petition begging the man- ager Hensiowe for five nds on ac- count, to get the poet two friends out of prison. According to the story, Frank Wellborn, a prodigal, has been ruined by the machinations: of his uncle, Sir Giles Overreach. This, “ervel) «xtortioner.” to quote from the play- bill, has robbed and plundered ruth- essty to gain a fortune with which to buy a noblemahk in marriage for e* daughter, Margaret. Wellborn plots with a wealthy widow, Lady Aliworth, to make Sir Giles believe they are to be married; with prospect of eventually looting ts Allworth estates, Sir Giles pays Well- bern’s debts and sets him up ahew At the end Lady Allworth marrtes Lord Lovell. whom Sir Giles had picked for his son-in-law, and Mar garet elopes with a page. By fight ing the devil with fire, the miger robbed of the papers which p Wellborn at his mercy, whereup Sir Giles goes insane. Comedy relief is supplied bry characters of Greedy, a hungry J+ tice of the Peace; Marrall, a te driver: Furnace, a cook; Tap an alehouse keeper; Froth, bis wif and many others. In Mr. Hampd company are Mary Hall, Ma Moore, Elste Herndon Kearns, F nest Rowan, William Sauter, Ed Cushman, Allen Thomas, P. J. Kelly, C. Normand Hammond, Charlier B kaw, LeRol Operti, Reynolds ans, Margaret Barnstead and Chorpenning. W. C. Piekds, Lester Afics. WO acts of 20 scenes @re c prised in the present version | the “Scandals.” for the cast of ct have been recruited Paul Whit Cafe de Paris Orchestra, W. Fields, Lester Allen, the Girls and Alexander, Richard Pearl Legay. Charlie Wilkens, Argentine Dancers, the Temple Qt tet. Olive Vaughn, Myra Cullen, May Reed, Peggy Dolan and nu ous others, besides a chorus wt the press agent celebrates as “an semble of young beauties.” This show was produced on % tres Sera s tit ' SMITH-REIS Piane Co., VAL. REIS, Gen. Mgr. 1005 OLIVE ST. A | | 1012 N. GRAND | ARKET. STREET AT ELEVENTH || Page and Grand Care Step at Door. 3 Pe , ee 7 ns, oe PO) ie Rae Sera * me —s ) a . 4 oo ; ‘_ 2 ~ . " P te x

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EUNDAY, _. MARCH 4, 1928. oe . * her es . ~— finish and me up to hdard. ables the wear ble to always - ady when the lds hth Association. voerywhere to Your Payment 5.00 ) Per Month e's daughter, Margaret. ~ ss, ~™ ~*~" . SS An ane ay Wy" WRENS An WEN ANS e SPoiho Ww » . + AAS . \ ‘ ne ‘ we ‘ \. \ SS “> > ‘ . SAAN “ AN A ~‘ \ . ‘ SSAA AES , Me ice ae a oe, ~ ‘ ~AXS' . ~\* * , ‘ ‘ \ . ~~. ~~, ~~ ‘ A ty ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘\ ~\s ~ ~~ Ae . ‘ Wo . —, ~N * ~~ ~~ ‘ ~ SAAN ~~. AAS ‘ ~ASACAAY, . \ . ‘ » . ‘ we \ WAN . ~%. " ~" SAAN ~ “ ‘ ~~ Ss " ~ ~S \. . . NOAA “As ™~ +," ‘ . \ ‘ SS ’ ‘ . * MG ‘ * SAN x. . : ‘ hs ~\ ‘\ WOO SOY \ . ~ . ~ RAN ~s \ \. SY . ALAR TROLS MARKS QOOAAMQY : EE EA A TT A SS ST.LOU! . . .ahyr SS &* ~~ ‘ ‘ SS \ SS IO Ss MOS — ‘ so —_—————— eee ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1923. ARAN’ SS \. WAV . SO SRY ‘ ~. " * SAAN y\ANA . ' . ~~" . ‘ . .. ~ . av AA MII ALL Oo ‘ ak ‘ ~ ‘ ww SSSA MKMINN A * N ~* TS DRM VQMgQqo ‘ ~ Ra 7 wap “ Ca al ~~ a ee Rey +> eS eee ses eee + © 8 eee oe ee a — PAGES 1—12 le and dress up on Sunday and laugh with life through tears. Cora, “The Flirt,” begins her conquest for hearts and her- quest for power. Eilees Percy interprets the role. Latra, her sister, is established as the sacri- ficing girl of hidden emotions. Herren Jerome Eddy has this part. Georges Nichols is the father. The unfold- ing of the story finds him against Cora’s selfish greed and é tal pride for enough money to keep his home together ari his name clean. Buddy Messenger, a 12-yuar- old youngster, in the part of “He4d- riek,” the impish little pest, has an important role. | The cast includes Ly@ia Knott, Harold Goodwin, Nell Craig, .Tom Kennedy, Bert William Welch, Lloyd Whitlock and Edward Hearn. . : Pola Negri in “Mad Love” is the attraction at the Delmorte Theater for the week. In this picture, it is sald, Pols Negri gathers up into one strand, in her impersonation of Sappho, all the. wiles and lures that centuries of practice have taught to womankindg and spreads the net successfully ovar = two brothers. Of the first she tires and drives him out of his mind. The second comes to mean the whole world to her and she strives to hold him even when she learns that she was the cause of his brother's mental. condition. Her lover flees from her and marries the innocent girl to | whom he was engaged, but the Dire of Sappho brings him back to her, even from the wedding feast, like a moth to a candle. The St. Louls Club Orchestra is held over for another week. F Douglas Fairbanks in “Robin Hood” has its St. Louls premiere at regular prices at the Grand Central, / West End Lyric and Capitel this week. The picture was first 7 here at advanced prices at the Pershing, where it ran three weeks — the Few dramas in the history of screen have enjoyed the of Fairbanks’ classic, ts in the case of Los Angeles. picture is now well into its month tn that city. The musical scoré authorized ae Fairbanks te played at all three theaters and the presentation other — wise is identical with that .- duced at the Pershing. At the Central only, James Stevens, nicipal Opera baritone, sings Promise Me,” from > - er >” Se, 7 iam eee ¥ - rm Ba a > ™ ‘ a x # a cS ; > J a om “J ¥ as ft ws # eS, ie 5 ‘iad na

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: 2) ae SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1923. ST.LOUIS POST DISPA 2 = LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' vant | a | AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS . “ss ee ae _—_ SROTOPLAY THEATERS —_ AMUSEMENTS : - — NEVER BEFORE IN THEATRICAL HISTORY OF ST. OUTS | ; oom — wo densm. Wonday Es Lwe.. H 7 — a tan &, ale Shei ton Sadtione! a. Mnwede 12, 95 as a More Wonderful Bill Ever Been Offered es Playgoers Invariably Choose the | BE IN © THE ane THIS AFTERYOOY Discruminating CINDERELLA A NEW YORK STRING Pd —-_ soatiiah na QuARTE " | t 4 “e:1 Pere Argh alae -9~ le Beryy ae and | Be Re Sat., San. Teday 2 te 1i—Mon 7 te 11 & m. World. i Mary Milee Minter and Tom =: “Sieenttimettiie ~cmanosetrronenget rae Stee cone at FIRST aPPrEABANCE ™ ST. LOUn Attractions of the 5 ee Me tae Comtey cae Laey’ | rictices St eT aoa 20. Acolian Co Tickets $1.50, $2, Acolian Co.. 1004 Olive Continvess Show so Oy “Minimum Price for the Maximum Qua lity ——S ~ epee aN I CT oy te er BO ; (£088 Olive St. Die, Kiirabeth Cacay. ~ HEADLINERS AND FEATUR CTS NED PHOTOPLAY THBATZERS o . PHOTOPLAY THEATERS. 7 EA RLE . THE NATIONAL CELEBRITIES e ACK oT RIAL. ~ ae AND ALL WEEK Mite -_ | ‘& y Direction-Klaw a Erlanger POP. MATS. THE GREAT LESTER ry Shy ei, FOURTH ANNUAL PRODUCTION oe, BORE SF a : . ' a ORGE WHITES || see Sawer Sue = BIG EXTRA FEA % ‘eee eee Ee DELMAR AND CLARA DELMONTE, $e A Ps a.) me . . “ ~ _ .! > pats: . ‘ ; : tie ; SO Bee .: ' ' ie . “ - 4 nes Ne ena . — 6 P eae Se Re etary we es om . “~ "ie eas al ° Rs NME'S ey, y hej Ay ~ as ~ a ai ‘2 ee ae 5 Sa e - PW ak - - o . Lo se ‘aS se “SS - . EE — ' = Pa oe 7 7 os =. . Sy en an “is RY asintie. ae = of 2 Si £ - « gfe Stes a Ne ‘ xe ; ; Fi ’ be x Fe a . “ Pas bs . Se . sila oes — = = _ a : = Great Cast /ncludes ‘f @ nite inal inuous Daily 4 FIELDS, LES. TER ALLEN, LIGHTNER GURL & ALEXANDER PEARL REEAY RAND BO ;e a 9 FROLICS BAILY 2:15-8:15 ( SiS Sc. Conti us 1 P. M. to 11 > pose Sahai dined SATINE DANCERS, TEMPLE QUARTET TE, OLIVE URUGHN, MRA Qala i ‘ ] +) Get Up a Party This w - EDWA MAY REED PEGGY DOLAN, NORMA CLOOS, DOROTHY FENRON, SALLY LONG, PEGG — ce 7 oa VERA COLBURN SYUVIA HINGSLEX, MARCON COURTENAY also GEORGE WHITE Another Big Event in )PAUL WHITEMANS CAFE DE PARIS, N.Y. ORCHESTRAGS ST.LOUIS S | the Theater Which : hat ere age & A RARE COLLECTION of NEW BEAUTIES Does Big Things AROUND THE WORLD /VAN and SC HE NCI BVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV AAV AV AVAVAY, Lie _—_— It EIGHTEEN BAYS” a -g “D D. HM. ? ” THERE ARE A NUMBER OF GOOD SHOWS §& & TODAY AT 3:00. 280. Bee Tweive-Episede “Serial with Appearance of ms) ° ° >) COMING TO THE AMERICAN SOON. THE | o ? 64 59 WILLIAM DESMOND LES GBLLIS, Parisian Extertainment FOLLOWING ARE DUE IN MARCH AND APRIL. — _ ‘ The Idel af the Circus = CONCERT MAY WIRTH “===! The Wonder Show re Universe 3 i cnerictis” Wittens wie Sunday Matines ; , ‘ HEAR AND SEE NEWS PICTURES: PANUS PLAYERS; FABLES; TOPTCS Olympic Theater, Chicago, an4 4 months at the Selwyn Theater, Bost + ¢ : THURS. | Korea & S ~~ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS The Sensational All-Celored Musical Gem 3 7 EVENING AT 8:15 Seats 50c, 7 IRST BIG PICTURE ixxi's AMERICA i Ks Le : fe | HER FIRS “sciie‘bi Bias” || | THE ONE PHOTOPLAY OF THE YEAR}; =“ SHUFFLE # a : AND THE — = Ureerbert Berger’ s Jazz Orchestra | | oo 7 COLUM ABIA 1 WEEK OF is . ESTELLE TAYLOR 10 AM RIVOI | = —_ to , tm > 3 7 : OLIVE | ‘‘Thorns and Orange 11 P.M a ' . : Mei, ete | ie ¥ +. Thad? bad > +4 : ; seetsfttestthli tir?hs. acu) eee t re. Tete SRT A : - pF : / abit Te ah : ; anvil eae? bi iti Ahh Seate pe iF: af sf Sy ti yr i Fas eters POR ee : : ti ; yb ME L Oh sis he i! r S Conttansap le B™ | . , a & i ey gg i “Fun From the Press” Performances wit ail f Fe Fs i ae i van , on RADIO EQUIPMENT used on PREMIER ST. LOUIS SHOWING nee By and With pas Orchestra at all Mn , : , . nit ys & vai . ne stage furnished by Zerweck's a Busse Theaters. Kit Jy ra 0! eat RR i rail ia Abit ap an itty al ‘ ‘th Wet ic Aa ae | Radio Department be ~ Music-Loving, Singing sad Dancing, Pirie Entertainers that De- 7 S TOOTHE DIDS) HODOVE DODOOVOSODIBDG ; A maging and Bol4é R lati ef 2 lighted Smart New York for 2 Years at the 63d St. Music Hall | ‘Pa XA COM : rh x, ae eae i ett ! The } a COLUMBI A World's Greatest Famous Shuffle $ | 99 ” a x. ft . iS: MMR ETE Ae ee ie SRO AICS A | POR RI SRNR ERI re on i YOO ATTEND THE THEATTE THIS Is THE WEEK To pcome Om Sea AR mare eal => oF) we eee ten «a te eo * OE eee Showing THE PERFECT ALL-STAR CAST § > owerx | Rae at “THE ist re ‘ LON CAN sf HAROLD GOODWIN APBIL |} “ The Broadcasting Station of the . Peest-Dispatch PO OLR OO OOO) OL) _— — i SO SENGER To. SILSSOSSOSSSE SeSesee Ete t he uleture thas te eoutiag widerprend comment and cremén tr Pree iarity the Amertonm the most home-wrecking evil existent. and te the same eight-rcel super = duction as shown at the Bialte Theater. New York. at $2.00 prices. Diminisves bv tar an Extended * . *- »* ¢ | , fi es AND PRESENTED WITH | i - v 7% . 2 rm ; 4 : “hee 3 EEE se ss : .* ri eo : ELE eR GRAND cENTRAL—AEAT ween | SIXTH. ‘SHENANDOAH enare ASS Thé Story of H ‘x0 PINE yuyo 4 “+ P&T RIG onc ff ae | oF /T. LOU, UBERTJEFFE — . — ; aon a ie The Miracle Girl 1 TOM MIX "‘EETBOErs — 1Y—"“GIMwE ps Act Messrs Leeand Jd Shubert Mne- Directors 7 BULLETIN f if GRAND-FLORISSANT . “MIGHTY LAK’ AROSE” |) ox nes career steeess | P Lewis sroxr. BEBE DANIELS “The Unique Event of the Dramatic Year.”—New York World § | 9 y THE . éé yy “WORLIS APPLAUSE” , eS | Will Haunt Your Heart } ROMANCE LAND” ; meena % Ts" RIALTO FLYER . . ——_ tt a } | — Like the Famous Yelodt \ L1GNES ‘TYRES ANP RK HARD Im tt 4 1 wre | Ingram’s “TRIFLING WOMEN” fiisvers cf a3 eee > : ' / Am Easter *tyle Show. | With BAWON NOVARRO. LEWIS PHOTOPLAYS AND FIVE ALL-START : & : STONE sed BARBARA 1AM ee ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE | A “~ " ~ ‘ cEARTURE HOUR © B2OUVELLA ~ | TAMING OF THE SHREW—Tonight at 8:20 : De a oun eet eh eee 7 ATTRACTIONS SHOW BAB : Bag | | macertt—toeday Evening, 8:15 7 | CHANT OF VENICE—Wed. Mat., 2:15 NO ADVANCE lad PRICES PLAYING | ,' A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS—Wed. Eve., 8:15 “Little Rover” (With Mr. Hampden as Sir Giles Overreach in the sardonic ' made famous by Edovend Kean, Edwin Booth and E. L. Davenport) “Pp 9? ) . eggy Dear Peopycron | §@ THE SERVANT IN THE HOUSE—Friday Eve., 8:20 “FE ” aust i “Old Timer’s a ROMEO AND JULIET—Saturday Matinee, 2 P. M. 64 - . Mr. Zampden eunowances (hat thie will be Ais | rae SE. You Gave Me Your Heart casemusng tert ewer nl = ‘ease af ~+ fk RA ae pote S | ' cRAND AD mA iwes v * ; smuapysuats” [ARSENAL SS —————— ae Gorwee Acs producing Leudyt er'ters “Hook, Line & Sinker” | | SEEK Sun., Mar. 11—Mail Orders Now—=47) Peltlard Camedy Stuart Barrie TWO NEW STARS JULIA SANDERSON ® teks” I|LEATRICE JOY Gein “Fun Fomine Press” | JACQUELINE LOGAN OVERTI RE AND vest go? #@ -c08 . $2.58; + sat. S@e te — Ses srecreres LATION . aA ey 4 “Chu-Chin-Chow” Raymond Hatton = a SSOURI GRAND eel George Fawcett, Albert Roscoe From the novel by =e & EL B | = rR- +r YY | soe orem er JOSEPH HERGESHEIMER | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Leute evening Bewspaper giving Associated Presse news sevviea SE TS >

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: od : > j ? ry . > 79 AMUSEMENTS . | cet Dntinestanetre tie tably Choose the Popular Theater oremost Stars and AV AVA AWA TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK * x > N > _eveweetrwrrrrrererrrtrfttTT’??’T? TTT TTT TT ii ith hhh hn i hpi hd | POP. MATS. “=>. ODUCTION ¢ € ‘ ALL ‘ e. NEW Bf: 1922 ¢ udes WANDER. PEARL RECAY RICHARD BOLL ‘ QUARTETTE, OLIVE VAUGHN, MIYRA (CULLEN ‘ FENRON, SALLY LONG, PEGGY JONE : ENAY «/s0o GEORGE WHITE an a: IS, N.Y. ORCHESTRAS NEW BEAUTIES K AV AV AV AV AVA OF GOOD SHOWS : ICAN SOON. THE : MARCH AND APRIL. Show ye Universe eo oo £ se 7 | > ms oo ? - as» rrr Vy eee eee eee ous Magician n entirely new program ht, March 18th from 5 months’ run at th at the Selwyn Theater, Bosto Musical Gem > a > . 4 4 4 7 > 7 > Z > Z , > J > 4 « ‘ q ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ » 4 2 9 SISSLE & BLAKE ork Cast of Mirth-Provoking, Dixie Entertainers that De- at the 63d St. Musio Hall. Famous Shuffle Orchestra AIL" ORDERS Ep FOR THIS ENGAGE- ox 15, « 4 : 7 U The Tanghing ‘ > ¢ 4 4 a a As ¢ ¢ Y ” x 4 4 . * 4 4 ¢ ¢ 4 4 * - ° h ° 4 . . 4 € x « 4 € 4 ” € “ 4 e 6 « ¢ a 4 4 ’ WILL BE SOLD AT THURSDAY. MA oon icant al Comedy Scream S LONDO c E ist EAR” : Presents in “Mister cowl , , 4 J , > a , > > ~ 4 - > > - iz a > . , - - a d > p > 4 . > 4 4 4 a - 4 a > a > J 4 4 P 4 a Z 4 d y » . 4 4 . 4 4 > and h CRAVEN 7 $ ¢ ca + > a 4 eo ° e oe ¢ 3 4 $ 4 > ft oc o iii Phe | ryTreprtferf. _-. SS. A Se Year.”—New York World TER -Tonight at 8:20 i Th on., mame. Se Sat. Eves. 4 8:15 Wed. Mat., 2:15 DEBTS—Wed. Eve., 8:15 verrcach in th comedy win Death ana i Saeeell OUSE—Friday Eve., 8:20 irday Matinee, 2 P. M. ade be last visit te St. » ole Previous 16 a] _ © National Theater. Ney York, which ail Orders Now— wr sears NDERSON :! LOR AND pORIGINAL Chicse “een t She te te §2. “plas 16% 10% Tax bp only St. Louis evening rd Press news servies. oT 5 8) Ne ae © antens iis ag Hi ' Ny Meee a ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, ee ee 1923. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH tty a — i AMUSEMENTS ~~ ae ———-_ — AMU SEMENTS HRILLER!! Nothing in Town I. ike it!) s AND =e Is Believing.” ‘ LOCUST Uscar Dane Management. | s ALWAYS A “a9 a | = ‘@ D snow New = 2 . ad ~ ~~ eA > ‘a é > ; : J AN ad i] Tha, | 7 6 2° ", | (v4 ~ POSITIVELY Sz 5 : THE FUNNIEST sHOW 5) | EVER SEEN HERE! BU RLESQU E’a COMING “PEPPY” T | Latch ws ee BOWETY BUeSquers "3%: CIAL. BIG EXTRA FEATURES EVERY ‘SHOW 1: set” PRINCESS ORIENTAL 9 FROLICS DAILY 2:15-8:15 ( Don’t Miss This Show Worlds S| DR EM AS Greatest DANCER ; elma Hayman. Ay 0. $$? 00. "-ARETH lc Es: 81.00, MANAG EMI MONDA TUESDAY ~ WEDNESDAY | | HARPLAND . | AREAL MUSICAL NOVELTY MOORE @SHY | A STUDY IN CONTRASTS ADA WEBER *# Aue eerste mete Dance x. Castle CLIVE AT 29TH ST. THREE ORCHESTRAS Jansen's Jazz Band & Castle Orchestra Every Wed. Night. Sun Aft. & Night Deck’s Dixie Band & Castile Orchestra Every Thurs & Sat. Night fons every Tues. and Fri Free inatruct hestra and @ corps Eve.. with Castile Or: of competent instructors (oniv «epringe fioor west of New York. H. Albers, Mgr THE LITTLE ARISTOCRATO/JAZZ | - or tet anete ~ o> we whe Mee oe a Bee we 4 6 oe Oe Peres Pearl White | New Show Every Sunday & BULLETIN ! stony & Y THE Mls" e/4270 Fever athe ON TIME ' Mai TODAY Z =, NO) wiTH N A NEW LOT FIRST T c LASS ORPHEULE CIRCUIT. VOOV/L PASSENGERS THE POSTER JiM/ty CARR he °/Melody Wee ORCHESTRA \ \ \ 1£0 8 00 aan \ Dy TE LETTER WRITER YW OFQ & AAU HICKMAN JESSIE REED LEAZEN SG Mats. sit. & Sun. at 3s Rate Mat. nly Aduit« tic & Tax Bilets the « i0¢ ‘¥ 0 b a y j if ili (i or , t2e & el Sd TEDDY Yi Y The Wrestling, Bear * CANARIES Dues rout Nein, A/LYED 3! CANARY SING? WRIGHT # SIDELLI fonres + If sng Pernt fail * try Hal- — - be iers “Dutch Song testorer EXCLUSIVE PHOTOPLAY SHOWING OF | Price. Be: by small 0c.” LON CHANEY : HALLER’S fren a + age rat Ble cout | f CS? aff loo | __ Strange are the Paths MenTread fo Happiness Qari rata — : SUNSHINE COMEDY hear Auster” 3 Easy Way to Remove '' Freckles and Eruptions Rome women have skin of such tex- occeasionaliv are annoyed by appearance or fine lines play havoc with lf one Will procure an ounce of reolized wax at any drug a little before retiring, Iike overcome the they audden eruptions ture the siight winds ekine ordinary me store, appiy cold cream, of freckies March usually such ahe can easily 's washed off trouble. When the wax next morning. almost invisible flaky skin particles come with it. The entire euter cuticle “soon ts removed in this way. with a ita defecte No bleach could so effectually remove freckles or blemishes. The entire surface is smooth, ciear., fresh ind king No harm or incon venience accompanies this treatrnent KnoWing from terrible ¢xperience the guffering caused by rheumatiam, Mre J E. iret. who lives at 508 E. Olive St C-§82, Bloomington, Il. sufferers just how to get rid of torture by a simple way at home Mre Hurst has nothing to sel! eut out this notice. mat! it to her your own name and address, and will @wladly send you this valuabdie infor mation entirely free. Write hec hefar e you forget. OITER CAN BE CURED No Knife—No Pain— No Stain—No Time Lost Write for Free Booklet FREE CONSULTATION 3129 S. 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LOWS Exclusive Agents for BUESCHER Saxophones and Band Instruments. MAILED ON REQUEST A A © CATALOGUE COMPLETE ie so thankfwu at having cured herself that out of pure gratitude she is anxious to tell ai! other their Merely | New ‘York to ENGLAND ° FRANCE via Plymouth via Cherbourg ¥ { March 31 May 1 RELIANCE | June 26 July 24 RESOLUTE—-June 12 July 10 August 7 ALBERT BALLIN—(maiden voyage) . July 26 These luxurious steamers offer maximum service to transatlantic travelers —handsomely appointed staterooms and suites, spacious winter garden and lounges, terrace cafe, gymnasium, swimming pool, elevators, etc. ersonne!l is carefully saned and highly madeiads the cuisine is unsurpassed. Europe GERMANY via Hamburg May 29 August 21 ( ea sae i ui HAMBURG DIRECT Li PRAIWOA, 2 cccic ce -—Feb. 22 Apr. 5 Mayi17 { SIE 6 9 ow acs —Mar. 8 Apr.19 May 31 THURINGIA (new)—Mar. 22 May 3 Junel4 These streamers are of Be popular one-class-cabin type and offer excellent accommodations at moderate rates. Apply to United American Lines, 154 W. Randolph St.. Chicago, or Local Agents UNITED AMERICAN LINES Joint Service with HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE comedians, and weighing 4090 pounds, other is four feet tall and weighs 87: Ada Weber, singer of ‘‘blues’”’ and jazz: Cole and Smith, and | Teddy, a starting Grindell and land and Dowry, ,and “Flesh and Blood,’ w and | Russell, SEVENTEENTH CENTURY COMEDY IS REVIVED BY HAMPDEN AT JEFFERSON \“Sally”’ is expected to play an tended engagement at the American during May. gan their worRing as tor on the saime street car in Brook- ivn. ‘They will be heard here in fa- miliar bits of close harmony. Miss |_Barriscale’s act was written by her} husband. the present The ideal constipation remedy _ sin crop for pe ople of advancing years is suffer from constipation, bilious- ers. Kew who saw the seance scene Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, a e@ness, headache, sleeplessness; in- have forgotten the sere am in the vegetable compound of Kgyptian digestion, piles or night cramps. dark and the Glecovery that eux a senna and p ’ with she at ouce — rr a = As business builders, POST-DISPATCH Want Ads are effective and profitable. They asually do the work at an outlay from day te day of enly “small change.” EUROPE CUNARD Complete Service for A NC HOR Transatlantic Travel ANCHOR- DONALDSON SHIPS: oe — a, gating 1,215 ns es vas fleet is headed by the world’s largest nekka tne [ wy Pn ye ary 5 ship, Majestic. AQUITANIA...... x r.20 Apr.10 May 1 ROUTES: From New Yerk, Philadel- MAURETANIA. ‘toe. 17 May 8 May 20 phia, Boston, Portland, MentrealL (N.Y. to riymenth. Comfort eabin ships offer quality at anunarne cost. PI Adee age gy eS 4 London. TES: To suit every Purse and Taste. Be. 4 ' SAILINGS: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, | oa ale go re one 28 June 2 Thursdays, Saturdays. | , ; Apr. 1 i ANDANIA RN Wk? sual fda LINES: AMERICAN, A Cc. - iinnatipinion T, LEYLAND, RED *Via Halifax. STAR, WHITE STAR. ‘WHITE tOalls at Boston. AR DOMINION. me : Internationa! Mercantile Marine Co. Canadian Service P Frei Famous Cunarders—«alling from ‘ end See oe Pe Matifax. N. ®.. to Liverpool. | Dept., F. J. MoDONNELL, “AXDANIA” “AUSONIA” “TYRRHENTA” hweetern Freicht Agent, N. W. Toe Pirmenth, Cherbourg and Hamburg (er. Lith and Locust Sts, Both | ~~ 7 ae Ph , ‘wna gent vom a aed & Anchor s. s. a Fy ' 1135 Olive st * T is said tig’s Bowery There and Everywhere,” Foster, | Cecil, ‘Fay Dramas, Dance 'Theater Stock Co. will give a benefit tonight for its comedian, Felix Marz, iat Teo Bauer.’ children, chuetz. ' painting ascribed | priced at | declared bv Continued From Page One. exk- Warbled Between Trips. that Van and Schenk, headliners at the Orpheum, be- 'ELLEN TERRY 75 YEARS OLD | x= Actreas sult a Saniiiiie Favorite, | mains the m Though She Appears Rarely. ered with ¥Y the Associated Press LONDON, March telegrams, 3 —This Although Miss Terry ‘actress celebrated her seventy-fifth | birthday on Tuesday and was show- has) formances and her been a week of congfatulatory mes-|the playhouse, whether behind the sages for Ellen Terry. The famous | footlights or in the audience, is the haritable productions, she re- , nected with the British theater. She attends all important first-night per- signal for an ovation. Terry and Mrs. Kendal are about the only sur- | vivors of one of the greatest periods) letters and! of the English stage, a day that knew | ap-'| Irving, Tree, Alexander and others. rs on the stage only itn oocasion- ost popular figure con-| appearance in| Cyrif'Mande and company satied ,on the Majestic lest Wednesday for an American tour in “If Winter Comes.” = ee The S¢ Toute Clad of Apolied Parchel- ogy cord invites all ¢ Interested " Mare + Re : 7. 3 r tuenl tall, ve and a. Wars. 8:15 Pp Rub Pescholorteal and W careers as warblers while flowers. in ‘ motorman and conduc- Howard Hickman, who ap-| se 60; is the regu- = pears in it. She impersonates ar daily .movy i , Southern belle of the Civil ment of the oo weaken you, and their reaction ‘slangy and red-headed 1 War, a gga gy yaaa tends to make you more consti- girl, a Spanish coquette and a girl effected through Patedéhan before. ” of today. Miss Wirth, reprenpait the food vou eat, Now try the milder method. the fifth generation of an Aust on the wi: ater you Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin does circus family will erfo oe se drink and the ex- not lose its good effect with re- the tanba Kk ri ' ponkon — “ ercise vou take. peated use, and increased doses er we “ae : ers on this. 3 i oho th But if are unnecessary. Mrs. FE. M. i al hg ae » & monologist: . . Burgess of infield, N. C., who is les Gellis, French gymnasts; Joe nature will not operate it must / iy Writer,” a comedy playlet by 8S. Jay JINe fami Y laxative 'Kaufman and Edwin Burke; George rene and Paul Hickman, blackface en tertainers; Jessie Reed, vocalist, and ,MeGood, Lenzen and their troupe. OUR ENTIRE STOCK zyYmnasts. The program opening : ; Thursday will offer Franklyn Charles of Discontinued @i and his company, Edith. Crawford, é the famous Aeroplane Girls, and MARTIN BAND INSTRUMENTS } °*;: K S D Picture at Columbia. 43 HIS is “Radio Week” at the % AND SAXOPHONES (‘olumblia, with a picture, ‘The Mystery Box,” showing the Post- Being Disposed of at a Cut of Dispatch broadcasting station, Kk & Ly, in action. The vaudeville bill « for the first half of the week will _ % include “Harpland,”’ an act with four " girl musicians; Moore: and _ “Shy, t one being six feet tall, while the wrestling bear. The bill | Thursday will be headed by Esther, besides Cleve-. Wright and Sidelli, | The feature films are ith Lon Chaney, “Good Bye Girls,’ with Willlam others. The program at the Grand Opera led by a@ revue, casting | Gertrude Rial, George | John, Manny Karle, ventriloquist; | Lee Fort and a miniature mu- Milton and Pol-' Ade's comedy, Father,” Green Harry Gilbert, | Gibson, Joe and A feature be the first movie serial, Dewey, in a comedy; in George to Burnett, will of a shat aTae"e"s TEPeTTrrrrrrrrrerrrtrrs Save *20% SANIC Gas, Coal or Combination More Durin Range This Sale 25-YEAR GUARANTEE The Range pictured here is just one of the many bargains we are selling— Reductions from 18 to 35 per cent. Every one is a genuine, all-porcelain . enamel Sanico Range. Don’t delay— make your choice today. - SPECIAL:—The new way of cooking with the SANISTAT OVEN HEAT REGULATOR will be demonstrated daily all this week at our store Sifter “piven to every lady eom ing in to see FREE! Sanico Flour ‘his cooking. Combination Ranges and stippled finish. You have never handsome an array of Ranges. Priced ¢ as low as Mrs. Carr, domestic science expert, will show how this modern way of cooking re- tains all the vitamines/so essential to good health. tire meal mn Every day Mrs. Carr cooks an en- the oven at one {ime, Your presence Is desired, All poreelain enamel, white, gray, blue $140.60 Seer, aS * rit | aby Sop tome 4 Site. aa oie aie 14420 > This ell-percelain SANICO Range 948.50 Oven and brolier inches. by Buying a Rust Proof For APARTMENT HOUSE BUILDERS we have SANICO rustproof porcelain Gas Ranges especially designed for compact kitchens. ly low. These high-class ranges will help you get good tenants. They will last a lifetime and are priced extreme- Convenient Terms of Payment if Desired | APicPastatataMaPe a aaa" a” - — - MERICAN UND Manufacturers ANGE Permanent St. Louis Store and Display Room 1001 LOCUST ST. All Ranges. Installed | Free of Charge the World in Eighteen | sss with Willlam Desmond. The Gayety announces Joe Hur- | Burlesquers in “Here, with Billy | Harcourt, Mildred | Estelle Nack, and Florence and ‘“Princess’’ in a measure called ‘The of Love.” The German. Frank libble Hart, Fagle Auditorium, and will play Fall's operetta, “Der Fidele | The cast willl include two Lottie and Richard Ans- —— ae ee “WHISTLER" PAINTING PROVED TO BE WORK OF FRENCHMAN | Court Finds este | artist Painted in One Day, on a Bet, Picture De- acribed to Famous American and Held at 150,000 Francs. the Associated Press. PARIS, March 3 Br — 150,000 francs, itv Stanny Stassy. The Frenchman in one day, on a bet; then he sold it for 890 france and next saw it as a famous picture with Whistler's name in the corner. It was the reproduc- tion of the picture In a book on Whis. tler. in which {t was learnedly com- mented upon as revealing Whistler's peculiar genius, that brought about the expose. painter named Bebin, still-life | to Whistler and. has been the courts to be in real-. the work of a French painter, | is | said to have painted it 18 years ago — World's Largest Music House | M. Stassy and a fellow- | it was shown | in court, painted the same group of | flowers, a plate. a jug and a glass of wine. on a wager, with two of their | pretty models as judges. Some time ago, when BebDin his copy, the dealer sold indignantly charged that it was merely a copy of Whistfer's, and for proof showed him the photograph in the book. Bebin | told Stassy of his experience and the latter searched until picture, which he found the | had traveled at in- | creasing prices from dealer to dealer. | Stasey filed sult to recover the pic-— ture and have the signature changed, and asked for damages. supported = his court now has upheld ft to the ex tent to replace that of Whistler. The dealer who of ordering Stassy's signature Experts contention and the last bought the picture, paying for it 100,000 francs, | says he will seek redress from the and con.- tinuous litigation on down the line may result. Popular New Console t Monday and Tuesday Special you may ae Vietor Reo $15.00 No Down Payment — Victrolas $25 to $415 Oe eS eer | oo Wurlitzer Victor as it! Open! Evenings Until Nine ICTROLA and forty selections ard of pone owm sholce of aay + =o \9 oe Tone i ie at Pag : Fe oe gs e pes Se PR ee - ou La a a ea ae “GF ee ae ye ae Le nea; rz | see Kc Sy ee : ’ ee is we . sys, y ee AN 1 ae pe meh “ ee vf

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- at | | . ximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. “ i MARCH 4. 192 . ‘ : “ite Circulation of fie Dafly POST-OISPATCH alone Apprex : : — = ——— — a ———————— -f % ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City . inet sane > CONFERENCE WERE jresions! contermnons,. 4, oc*. TTT Cs fjands Used to 6 __ PRESBYTERIAN | senterences an on tan See ee | 4 UA NRTA : | LL SU INTTTTTSTTTTDRT UN i UO , a =| (a = . | diced siona! field workers an =={ - +t : : * One of four nationa! cenferences - vterian ministers ana sané@ere Lebiiner Soug>!- | § (It NF Rt Thera : Seerchunen eeuaber a-ha held in Sanders Lubiiver “s > pal ge OR PIP by oa a ame ain oe _- Lovis in November or Decembe- by policewomes ts & “an ties : niece. Mary Ladies. ealth and Growth. G. pursuant to a program adopted last requem of. — Wa ’ on | - : stores H Wweek by the Presbyterian New Era 466 South Third sgrest, BrOoK wll ~ Committee. meeting in New York \ Y¥.. whe wrote tha on st ee *’ Ptens are for preebyterial. city ant nor heere from his bre - @@burch conferences iv follow the for years | Fifth and : ol Entertainmer\ | of Past-Dispatch Series’ . Will Be Given at Odeon. he negro echoo.s © he — — -— ——— mace — Raldness tn both men and women is | generally secret Sy scientists te | Kay ee bs @efective functioning of endocrine canéds = aa Hair growth te éeper jemt upon the se) 3. “ 4 eretions of (hese giands—tbese serreticss | = Bea ~ making possibie the assimilation of these = = 4 elemerts ‘5 the bieod which are vital tf « , = ; — 4 juxurious growth of hair . . the Post Pisnarcn ~~ > 34% ead last of the series ct hii ren free concerts by tne st ‘ : _ . reir . ort cmchestra. tc ¢ e . the OGeon Saturday morn- a a? +0°390 | a be [ e: On ‘ 1 i 1 [AS ? : ’ + ‘« ‘ a 4 Y »itt - sy ’ ’ aan eh | . } ic : Waists Curtains Ginghams Kimonas Coverings Stockings Sweaters .- Draperies Everything Diamond Dyes — Buy ‘‘Diamond Pves"’*—ro other. if vou have never cred before. Just ind—and follow the simple direc tei! your druggist whether tLe ma ih [tions in every package. Don't wonder terial rou wish to dre 1s woo! or sik. child: Pwhether vou can dve er tint suecess- or whether it is ‘imen. cotton or any of t! Shullr, because perfect home dreing is mixed geods Diamond Dres never 7 : . bees ranteed with Diamond Dves even streak, spot, fade or run. the children of the white schools on J . “ . : ae te a ans Hlth 2 . ~ Re tm ee ot pe 2 phep bch , PS a8 : ey = We a 5 =a Re KS ss A Tack, . LRUAPRYPRI DEES HE TES eUtr ay i { - wow ft is possible for any bald perpen | te hare a full. iuxuriant growth of hair) @reugh the discovery of E. R. Alexander, ' } lly known ecieniist. Dr. Alezagdag, | , -oncentration of glanda., a) c ued cretion | S i : Spring and its opportunity of greater outdoor activity brings a natural and effective change in clothes. and ‘ fuii This discovery may de easily gsed {mn the ef your own rome ithin a few fll netice new, 1 with th: : rour hair to ite | “ er — ae exanéer *hat >on | MRE fi nae ts method 1 wend 6 a - ‘real ¢ ff . e: ene who i. : for i it directionsa, an vou Go net fin with all ite forme vigor, the t: does name 4 tay a : : tion, 4 - = U re | wrap Try cording to — ana end of ¢€ o—_ vou are not re © ones vill be perenees os — a Kansas City Dack guarente i 4 Alexan¢éer mitabie and holds 31000 caah es & guarantee to return your meney if ab wish. ; fer the embarrassment of dalé- PDon't safter treatment a triai om this offer. In fabrics you will see decided preference for the light colorings and more pronounced patterns. r = : a EET : Aye oS — sful of the series = . yneerts have been ir In models you will find the plainer styles discarded for the season’s novelties. The sport types created by us in wide plaits, belts and patch pockets, will be a popular departure from the sombreness of winter clothes. See Our Splendid Player Pianos or Our Celebrated SONORA PHONOGRAPHS We Only Sell Instruments That We Can Conscientiously Guarantee F. BEYER & SON 17th & Locust F«t. 50 Years : SO PRE sa ace eae | emma EE 3s132arp peoreesn sack G11" 33 @ABOT 20 sepse set euegz ‘sate ea ee ee) | hee £10}285 1B0t 40 320)8, 42004 *OOTZ7° sgnet *‘suseqg snet sor O99 aquds> a SARE RN RANEY RE RS ee For complete satisfaction you will want fit, correct bal- ance, drape and design, high-grade workmanship and durable light weight all-wool fabrics. 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Free to Asthma and the infinite details of technique that are possible of Hay Fever Sufferers Free Trial of Method That Anyone complete reproduction on the Sonora alone. | “AS , : | Ean Use. Withoat Duscemtert Among such people sonora has found its greatest ‘ . = —— . 2 Me have s method for the ——. ' . velopreent. whether s. ~~ oe = score at the Panama-Pacific Exposition, and absolute | f cond for u trem Triat of a a : - ~ = — &. ws gen vou uve, ae Re fidelity of reproduction, coupled with the pleasing | z ‘ i ‘ | | ave troubled with | Ss a | 7 L | "so . ; 17 Buy Y Own H “Nive sapectaiiy want to send it to thems taste of its many attractive models assures that per- | : a uy 1our ome apparent'y hopeless cases. where - : , : | e forma of inhelers —— Oe il fect satisfaction which the particular buyer demands. | Zz am 1 With Rent Money $200 have failed. We want to show grervens | ——s = a ent ete 08) 4 6808 Rew 18 BP —/ | hd es 4 re and does it right, tee! 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_ SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1998. — TTC rerere mn Hill TATA AAT NAAT i Ta speie Hf I QU _ADVERTISEMENT. ee to Asthma and ay Fever Sufferers ye Trial of Method That Anyon 2 Use Without Discomfort ; Loss of Time. We have a method for the control of ahmae, and we want you to try it at if expense No matter whether your wwe in of long swtanding or recent de. lopinent. whether it {is present «es ironic Aethma or Hay Fever, vou shou!) mda for a free Triai of ofr method. No matter in what climate vou live, no mat- r what your age or occupation, {f you ® troubled with Asthma or Hay Fever, ir method should relieve you prompt!y. We especially want to send {ft to thos.» parentiy hopeless cages, where all rma of inhalers douches. opium | prep- ations, fumes, “patent smokes,” ive failed. We wart to method ta” de: xveme Thia free offer is too important to ner- ‘taasingie day Write now an4é begin ® method at once. Send no money. mPiy mail coupon below. De it Teday you even do not pay postage. ae FREE TRIAL COUPON ) o eR ASTHMA CO. Reo Be} ere and Hudsen Sts But. Send free trial ef your ee a “+e ee ‘ee Pee eee eee eee’ ee ee ome e@eeeecenbeeeeoe . ‘eco eee ee ee er ae — _ a d Resident Near Death ‘T had mot eaten food fer 10 Gaye | was slowly starving te death. Given by five doctors, I tried a bettie of yr'e Wonderful Remedy, which gave ef at once. I am 75 years old end sid have Gied but for your wonderfu ficine. The jeundioe ts all gone ef om gsining appetite and strength ry day.’ It tf a sim harmiess paration that removes De caterr 7 Zom the intestinal fract an Smmation which ca otica iz oft stomech. liver and ineae- “ allmente, olncinding appendicitis. ; cenvince or mone oa Ce. r 4 teres), ° ® -Dreg Co. and éraggite mene i CORS St. may ° for the preperty you have to sell, hey may be induced te purchase re $f ft is advertised tn Post- B ctince of Giand a Therapy Relieves ceares Health and Growth. Re: pow generally ascribed by we ec Ae ak » - Erg SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combineg by Approximately 40,000. ADVERTISEMENT. “Bands Used to tore Hair Growth New Treatment Re. faldness in both men and women is scientists to defective functioning of endocrine giands. Bair growth is dependent upon the ge- | ; of these giands—these secretions | making possible the assimilation of those | glements in the blood which are vital to a feturious growth of hair. i i ) Now it is possible for any bald pergon have a full, juxuriant growth of hair | rough the discovery of E. R. nationally known scientist. Dr. Alexander, through the concentration of glands | of giend secretion | ily used tn the Within a few vigorous hair with this growth your hair to its privacy of you r OV weeks you ¥ beginning to cot me in and uy can gradually restore omer bright, healthy color. Bo confident is Pah A! reaitians that sou np be relie, ed of the e1 mbarrassment of dness and repa! in the normal heir growth | ; this method that he offers reguiar $4 treatment for enly $2 to ony. ene who wil! write for it. Use it acco ing to directions, and if at the end of month you do not find your hair return nq with ail i Seamer vigor, the treatme ost e DS NO MONEY —just your name Pe t Alexander ecm ae 7 eway Station, Kansas City easnent will be matiei at on rie n weaves Try it eccording to direc- and if at the end of @ month you are not more than satisfied with results, our money will be refunded at ences. A Alexander, } to send 4é4 | Kansas City Dank guarantees that Dr. | exander is reliable and holds $1000 cash es @ guarantee to returm your money it | my wis on’t suffer the embarrassment of bald ive the treatment a trial on this offer. 3eoruem% sznos WIT *‘sjUuuA sI137RIpP 3] CABO] 20 ssaps0 INO OTOET qoedeyg-3}s07 Gsnosq, punoz gus £440}0Uz ANOA JO 3910)8 ANA ‘BdTZIO guot ‘auroy sanet s07 dfaq aiqudey oq | ] ~' The Aftermath of Influenza or any prostrating illness is always a time of 07 a Care should be taken to keep the the Body well nourished, and nothing is quite so resultful You do not have to take a great deal of it one time, but like all foods it should be taken re to yield the utmost benefit. You may take Scott's Exnulsion with an assurance ‘that every drop will yield its fruit in renewed strength. Try str Scott & Bewuc, MocumSich, NV. ] 20-48 Sidelights on the Paris Theater of Today. READ THIS GUARANTEE GIVEN PILE SUFFERERS [I POSITIVELY AND VOLUNTARILY GUARANTEE to Cure PILES Fistula. Fissore. ket and Recta! Tumors absolutely witth- 6 use of Knife, Sc issors, Chtoboform or EXber. j furthernrore @Uareautee to ou witbout pein sO you need mot go to a hogpita! nor lose any time from your business. J further guarantee thet a thorge examination will be promptly and carefully made without charge, and under fondttions of etrict priveoy. ASK THES CURED PATIE: By FERDINAND TUOHRY, (maff Oorrespondence of the Post- Dispatch. ) PARIS, Zeb. 13. HEATRICAL titles in Parig are as misleading as anywhere else in the world. At the Vaudeville Theater, “The Dressmaker at Lune- ville’ might lead you to expect a display * © * but the piece is a penetrating study of a sophisticated bachelor who falls finally and se- riously in love with the dressmaker and discovers some qualities of af- fection he had never known to exist. “The Vineyard of the Lord” is a social satire, in which the epigrams pop like champagne corks. “The Alarm Bell” brings a timid country girl to Paris and has her evolve during thé course of the piece into a finished and veneered Paris- lanne. . Bacha Guitry’s “A Romantic Sub- ject” concerns the difficulties of staying married rather than a alee TIME BY FORELOCK hp OLUTBLY es a yeas! UARAN- Jos. Krieg, TE rar A wee: pTLA SaRMANENT R. 2, Freeburg, 111. ~s you ere a woman on’t ve on that A. M. Burke! account. My Treatment ef proven itself auo- 8145 Ww. Atchison, cessful in so matiyv cates that it gz Jefferson City, Mo our confidence. Do not permit false modesty as Fleischmenn, it bar the way Lengburge, I?! Jonn Bertholdt. If you ere a business mgn, pro cotenee man Mascoutan, T1l. or jaboring ma ¥ "oR that tremen strein on ed Bauer. your EARNIN‘’ IWER ooummgne by Plies. Milan, Tenn. op the pain. Stop the sleeplWes ed by. Stop Geo. Manshoit the terrible {tching Cdéme to me and let m¢? 5. Greenville. 1 con’ ‘ince you that I CAN cure you. Then let Louis Haege, me PROVE TO YOU that YOU CAN Be Cured, New Memphis, I!! by giving you the above straightforward Guer- *. Rockwell, antee that pest nus what it gays ang says what it means. Write today for Te ee yy or Call this week wait? Office 9 to 1 and 2 to dails Sunda: , Banker, DeSoto, Mo oseph Massarand, | 120% says or AV., E. St. Louls Wh: ours: except — o_-- W. P. HENRICH, Ph. G., M. D. RECTAL SPECIALIST 205 Scott Bidg.. 802 Chestnut St, ST. LOUIS, MO. GET RID OF TTHS with no effort at all! As noted baritone and world’s greatest ballplayer are doing ERE is the easiest way in the world to rid your- self of that useless, joke-inviting,, health-men- acing paunch. Simply wear Dr. Lawton’s Automatic Waistline Reducer and the flabby flesh that mars your figure will vanish. You don‘t do a fhing. It’s absolutely AUTOMATIC It works just as well for women as it does for men, Hour by hour, with every step you make and with everv breath you take, the Waistline Reducer mas- sages away that unwanted podginess. And does it all by itself! Tliis is the invention of Dr. Thomas Lawton, fa- mous New York obesity specialist. The W aistline Reducer does not merely strap you up and make you seem thinner around the waist, but it actually causes the fat there to dissolve—without the slightest expen- diture of energy on your part! DR. LAWTON’S AUTOMATIC WAISTLINE REDUCER The more active you are, the quicker you will find waist- line fat disappearing. Walk- ing, dancing, bowling and Other sport activities in- crease the beneficial effects of Dr. Lawton'’s Automatic Waistline Reducer. t forego any Pleasure. No need every-day —eooee ee ee ee eS SOO OC eT oo Ee Oe | insist that the level of their audi- Dr. Thomas Lawton, Dept. Please send me complete desc ing literature and {)lustrations, and tell me Dear Sir: ee et Sees You do not have tp change any of your habits while wearing Dr. Lawton’s Waistline Ré@ucer. Live as you do now. The Reducer does its permanent work ALONDB. There is no need for holding your- self to a diet, going threngh- special exercises, drugging yourself or ‘taking weakening baths. Every time you draw and expel a breath, the Vacuum Applicator of The Red kneads the fatty tissues that are twined and inter- twined about the muscles of the abdomen. This automatic action takes place with each breath—with no discomfort whatever. Day by day, you will find yourself growing thinner and thinner around the waistline. The tape-measure tells! The Waistline Reducer is made of very soft, pliable, glove-like rubber. It fits snugly to the figure without the least bilge, supports the abdomen and does not impede your actiong It weighs but It is as flexible as a uce r an few ounces. pocket handkerchief and san be rolled ‘nto a small packet, as shown in the picture at te right Satisfaction a Surety Dr. Lawton’s Automatic Waistline Reducer is sold under a guarantee-bopd of satisfaction. Your money will be re- funded promptly if you do not like any- thing about it when you get it. Write now—this very minute—to Dr. Lawton for full description of the Auto- matic Waistline’ Reducer and literature that will eonvince you of its true merit. And learn of its surprisingly low price— only a mere fraction of what it is actually worth to anyone who is af- flicted with an over-size waistline or abfomen. Tear off the inquiry blank below NOW before you forget it. and mail it right DR. THOMAS LAWTON Dept. 505, 120 W. 70th St., New York City away to 505, 120 W. 70th St., New York City. ription of Dr. Lawton’s Automatic Waistline Reducer, convinc- how low it is priced. This obligates me in no way. Town... ETO OL SS-SOND IDLO. 2 BHP O Ae Mi CnOeOD; State a ee ieee ete Te | ™~., - ‘their titles. The prize goes to the ‘Concert Mayol, which advertises “Oh, How Bare!” and be'tow the istics of two audiences that were for- interest merly separate—the music hall au- dience and the dramatic audience. The resulting average of taste and sio halls.’ appears as @ lowcring Standards in the theater proper and a8 @ raising of standards in the mu- of Out-of-Town Customers where in WU. & on Free trial, No mH French title, “Oh, Quel Nu!” lest some American or Englishman miss the meaning, the English words are | | inserted: “Ladies shirt off!’ Oppose Animal Acts. | HE Paris equivalent of the So-. ciety for the Prevention of Cruel- ity rto Animals (which is located apt- | ly at 28 Rue des Martyrs) has start- ed a campaign against trained ani- mal acts in public amtsement halls. | |It is olroulating accounts of the way \in whigh dogs are taught to dance| by putting them on a sheet fron floor | Into which electricity may be turned | -~and es!imilar stories of the tortures iby which apparently intelligent) tricks are impressed on dumb anl- mals | All the members of the Preven-| ‘tion Soctety are asked to appears on the stage or screen any public amusement establishment and to wait in the corridor until the Then thev are to re- | act is finished. turn to their seats in a body. The A Regular $600.00 Latest Up-to-Date Style, Brand-New Kenmore society hopes eventually that the| i. we. on | numbers who leave their seats will As a |} attract the notice of theatrical man- special ers and Jead them to abandon induce- age a ment we earns animal acts. give free , , e with A Sensitive Playwright. ovate PLAY was withdrawn by its . » Kenmore | ‘ + ‘ ee . ‘ aoe ' ‘ ; at tat. Eee ' author last week because too he autiful Piano Lamp with exqulsite silk hade ‘many of the Paris reviewers labeled Mahogany or oak music roll cabinet to match player '{t a social satire. whereas the author A combination player bench: with back rest, in Mahogany or oak to : . Pa : mapa match the player. ‘had intended it simply as a fantasy. A fine selection of latest up-to-the-minute Broadway hits This se- The play was “Le Moulin de la Ga- lection of music rolls contains enjoyment enough to last you for six months. Free delivery to your hore, | requesting | it: "TIT had not the slightest intention 'of pamphleteering, and I should have thought that the exaggerated situa- tions {in which I presented my char- "ON , " ; strument will be taken acters would clearly indicate we ments can begin sixty days after date of purchase piece is nothing but a fantastic and You save money by buying direct from the manu f: icturer. ; sentimental cartoon. I prefer to NEW STARCK PLAYER PIANOS, $900 to $1200; EASY TERMS. | withdraw it.’’ r | |EVERY STARCK PIANO GUARANTEED 25 YEARS] | Blow at Rapacious Agents. HE French Minister\of Labor nas just opened a theatrical place- ment agency ‘this public agency gary by the increasing demands the private theatrical agents. -cured for him. And recently, stead of recommending actors —— | cility. The Chamber of Deputies has just | passed a law relieving provincial the- 50 per cent of | the taxes which are imposed on thea- | France heretofore have been venir | uniform taxes amounting to about 21 Be- |aters in France of ters in Paris. All the theaters per cent of the gross receipts. pledge | themselves to leave their seats in a. body whenever a trained animal act, at lette”’ and the author, Andre Pascal, explained in a letter to the producer permission to withdraw through which actors 'and actresses may find engagements |free of charge. The establishment of was made neces- of They insist@i upon 10 or 15 per cent of the actor's salary during the entire ‘period of any engagement ghey pro- in- to producing managers on accouht of their artistic ability they began to frweediertee those who paid their ex- |orbitant charges with the most do- 1° fe wqade . a a i | ! player-piano as first Your present plano, vik 018 Olive, S, A Ger. afte us DIRRO — “down, ea phonograt The or payment. sy hon ograph an any: No Money Down Begin Pay- The Thrifty Housekeeper Looking fon “bargains” in Furniture, : and other needed House Furnishings, can pick up some very special values at this time—as we are trying to clean up our steck of all odd sets and pieces to make room for new Spring stocks. ~ * aie ge ay a , “— 60 ar PANO No a TERMS $10.00 PER MONTH yh, or e balance of For This | See Our Special 3-Room Outfit at $375.00 ] aero musical in- the pay- any 1018 OLIVE ST. (Fs ty a ORNER 8 A Starck Piano Ga. Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos 11th) ST. LOUIS ee —— ee — ee RS te -ne — | taxes at all, the theaters outside of }and 757 dancing establishments. something to laugh at rather | eral attraction now than state in recognition of the social and | | service. ‘fore the war, instead of paying any | Paris received a subsidy from the | educational value of their public A license survey made by the po- lice shows that there are at present in Paris in the service of its 3.500 - 000 inhabitants 657 theaters, rets, music halls and lishments classified as caba- other estab “spectacles” Low Standani of Humor. HE theater-going public France since the war looks {a for than something to sympathize with, and subtle humor seems to have less gen- ever be- fore—according to the epinions just collected from the most important 'French actors and actresses by the theatrical daily, Comoedia. ~ Mile. Dussane of the Comedie Francaise says: “Tt js the rude pub- ie of a rough epoch. They laugh |cruélly at sentimenta! complications 'that would onoe have wrung their | feelings.” The actors and actresses of all the important theaters have independ- ently contributed a elmtiar opinion to the symposium: “The menta! alertness of the audience ts helow the pre-war level; the comedy that catches them fs grosser and the ‘laugh is coarser.” On the other hand, the music hall and burlesque actors and actresses ences has risen since the war. “There /must be more humor and meaning in the songs and less pornography.” H® unanimity of opinion with- in each class of actors and ao- | tresses and the contradiction be- | | tween the two classes leads Comoedia- “The war has to this aonclusio termized and the character- in ———— — ~ tH, “OPEN CHS. 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Cohan) ‘fe writing a new piece for Lynn Over-. man, to be called ‘The Song and Dance Man.” Miss Rambeau to Piay Rosalind. agama RAMBEAU’S “Gold- fish’’ company closed tonight in to New Detroit, and she is coming York as Rosa- f “As You as the newly incor- ional Theater. while on tour written Red eS . +. . played ¢ i ae begin rehearsals the wrod which will serve initial offering of the porated American Nati © © © frank Craven. with “The First Year.” a new play. “Early to Fred Stone. who has no! California the days Wizard Oz will with special ceremonies opens itn “Tip Top’ at on April § The Moscow Art Theater piayers, for whom a special perforimance of Eugene G. O'Neill's “The Hairy Ape” was on a recent eve- ning. pronounced it an amateurish in.erpretation of an_ ineffective, mediocre play. They were dismayed, also. by the John pro- duction of “Hamiet.” lared there was ‘‘a disharmony the scenery and the impersonation Mile and M. La the Comedie-Francaise were prompt ly and severely fined by the adm istrator of that company for staying their leave in the Unit States. but the Minister of Public Instruction remitted the * * * George Arliss. who has played for 20 vears in England. his native land. is to present “The Green Geolidess” in London next September. Never before has a piece by William Archer been seen in his own coun- try. © © © Mr. O'Neill is reported to have completed a play called “Welded.” which is described as “a, study of marriage in strata far re- moved from the lower depths.” * * * The principal obstacie to the American tour projected for Elea- nore Duse is said to be her firm re- fusa! to act more thar three times an week. * * * Ethel Barrrmore is minded to tour next autumn in her present piece. “The Laughirg Ladr.”’ Mise Chattcrton Wants a Play. OR two whole davrs Ruth Chatr- terton rehearsed William's Wife’ before casting it into the dis- card She is looking a new piav A cloudburst of plays dealing with Italian historical per- sonages is threatening. Mrs. Abram Poole's “Botticelli” is soon to be pro- duced at the Provincetown Theater; Ben Hecht is hammering out a play called “Benvenuto Cellint’’ for Leo Ditrichstein, and Gilbert Miller ts preparing to do a Spanish play on Casanova. possibiv with Lowell She-- an in the title part Tulian Eltinge is expected to head a big re- vue next season. Sarah Bernhardt only fast recovering her health. according t» reports from Paris. but has alreail; announced her return to the stage in a play calied especially for her br M to lind in Like It.”’ uction oO has since a welc when td Los given Barrymore and dec het Kw een Sore! mpert * burden "nr? for fs not “Le Sphinx written Ros- The final performance “Will Shak- Theater oc- aurice tand of Cl speare curred During the Theater Gu Race With the Shadow.” by ron Scholz. at ecribers onty The robot plar R close its Sa fu Frazee Theater. an tour It will be sus Was Right < Pasteur.” now rearsal with fenry Mill mame part. is unique in that Dane's Nationa! night March 11 tla wil! present “The Wilhel™ emen ‘a at the last Saturda’ the off week of the Garrick. for sub- ry | NOX « at the ‘ceeded at Frazee by “Barnum er oniv male characters Wynn enor in will spend ati! “The Perfert When Mitzi Hatos p! nerformance Saturday Allentown. Pa she had appeared 1731 times in tha? ne night melodious opus “The Comedian” | HE I singe per vid Warfield in of Venice.” will be given Sat- urdaYr night at the Lrceum Theater On the following evening Sacha Gul- trys “The Comedian.” with. Liane! 4t} 1? ’ Atwill, will open at this plavhouse. In the cast will be H. C oper Cliffe A. P. Kaye, Albert Gran. H. Paw!) Douc Harold Seton, William Lor enz Will Hindson, Jacques de * _i+ . +. - Wolfe, Elsie Mackay, Evelrn Gos Rose Ww Maquita Dwight Prite Myra Flortan on March 11. formance of TDa- “The Merchan? rex Margu and E este es Nollevy | ; ~- ‘ 4 inter, bDenre Lenore played her 628th performance in “Kiki” tonight at the Belasco The. ater Schnitzier’'s “Reigen" wi!! he nre. sented for the first English a week from tomorrow night bv the Green Room Club, under the direc tion of Rollo Liord and Rober? Mi? ton The gross takines will be e dramatist Movies” wi!’ London @urirng Apri! ing Machine which the Gulld will produ T] ime ir aan to th “Morton the be presented itr The Add Theater "e at the Garrick on March 11 expressionist pla» about a bookkeeper according to Elmer Rice. who wrote the niece the cast will be Dudley Digges, Helen Westley. Edgar Stepil. Irving Dillon and a leading Woman not vet ~ gh spe Ang yet selected The cast for the Eng! ish predue. ti “te of “So This Is London” will {n- ude three Americans- —Edward Ro cee Eleanor Woodruff and Ray- mond Hacketr. Reginald Pole. | who was in the Barrymore “Ham - let.” will play “King Lear” a? a spe- cial matinee Friday at the Ear! Car-| / oll Theater. er ee co is an Tm Evangrlistic Sermons. Seg M. E. Todd of Shreve. &.. Will deliver the fi series of 15 evangelistic os Side Third Baptis¢ Churc Grand anda Washington bou slevards this morn. ing at 11 o'clock. 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ICES GOOD THIS EEK ONLY nd| 1-10 12-karat gold-fi a . # x lled Spec ful Zilo frames, com ieal lenses; actval 77 ie. for und ZHoe tenet 1-10 12-karat nes, co - x _— moplete with spher Free Dr. Imein Our tician, Cohn % ie : A tonic food for loss of eon, ply - qeakness. asthma, hard hreathing i= and shedding of feathers out of ‘1 HALLER’S BIRD STORE oo f | Chausson’s symphony in B-flat, Boc- | icherini’s Minuet, Beethoven's “Turk- | lish March,” Mendelssohn's Serenade ‘in E, and the Rakoczy March from | |Berlioz’s “The Danfnation of Faust.” | The last pair of regular conceris, on March 16 and 17, will present ' Sergei Rachmaninoff as soloist. The -orchestra’s home season will close ‘with a gala t‘pop’” concert on March | | 18. at which an all-Wagner program | | will be given. On March 20 the or-. | chestra will leave for Mexico, Mo., | \for the first concert of a tour which | ‘will last eight weeks. ! j At next Sunday’s popular concert, | "the Concordia Seminary chorus, di- | rected by Frederick Fischer, will sing | ‘Christiansen’s “Beautiful Savior,” | with orchestral accompaniment, and | | Mohr’s “Creation’s Hymn.” Arthur) Neeley, tenor, will be soloist. Mischa Elman Tuesday Night. HE program which Mischa El- man will present Tuesday eve- ning at the Odeon consists of Han-| 'del's Sonata in D Major, Lalo'’s| “Symphonje Espagnole,’ Korngold’s | | suite, “Vii Larmen um Nichts’’ | ‘(Much Ado About Nothing’), the, IChopin-Wilhelmj Nocturne and Sara- | sate’s “Jota.” SIiman's last appear-. ance here was in joint recital with | Ysaye, at the Coliseum. Korngold is the youthful Viennese composer whose opera, “Die Tote Stadt,” has been given at the Metropolitan. His | | suite consists of four sections—_ “Grotesque and. “Garden Scene” “Hornpipe.” The orches- | | ‘William Theodore Diebels will give | ‘an organ recital at 3 o'clock this aft- | 7 ergoon at the New Cathedral, pre- | ‘senting as soloists George E. Mus. | ‘kens. tenor, and H. Naunheim, bari- | ‘tone. The organ numbers will be) 'Capocci’s “Prelude,”’” Renard’s “An- | dantino,.” Robert Franz’s “Ave Ma-, 'ria.” Gounod's “Scena,” Diebels’ | “Gethsemane” and “Consummatum | | Est,’ and Lemaigre’s “Mary at the) | Foot of the Cross.’ Mrs. Howard Watson will read 4 ‘paper on “The History of the Pipe | Organ” before the Morning Etude} Club Wednesday morning at Bald-; Musical numbers will be| given by Mrs. W. K. Roth, Mrs.| Elizabeth Brey Vater, Mrs. Lotta K. | Bosse, Miss Adelaide Blase and Mrs. | Emma Gesner Hart. Before | the St. Louis Tercentenary Shaks- | | peare Society, Saturday morning at | ) Vandervoort Hall, Mrs. Stuart Cham- | bers Will give vocal numbers, Mrs. T. K. Cooper will play piano selec. | itions and Prof. John Beverly Rob- | inson will speak on “Elizabethan, Architecture.” Mrs. Fischel’s Compositions. C OMPOSITIONS by Mrs. Ellis Fischel of St. Louis, to poems by Tagore and O'Neil, will be féea- tured at a recital to be given at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning in the Ho- te] Chase ballroom. The program ‘will be rendered by Elizabeth Morss, reader: Alice Pettingill, pianist: Mrs Hector M. E. PasmeZoglu, soprano, land Blanche Herrick Hopkins, con- tralto. This will be the first of four 'Lenten mirusicales to be given on 'Monday mornings at the Chase. Students of the St. Louis Grand Opera School, directed by L. M. Mo- ‘lino, gave a concert yesterday after- inoon at Vandervoort Hall. The pro- gram inaluded_ solos,, duets and choruses from “Ernani,”” “Ila Forza del Destino,” “La Traviata’ and **‘Martha.”’ Gounod’s “Redemption” will he sung by the Pageant Choral Society, under the direction of , Frederick | Fischer, on the evening of March 13,, ‘at the Odeon. The soloists wi!ll be Mrs. Karl Kimmel, soprano: Thelma Hayman, contralto: Richard Crooks, tenor, and Richard Hale. baritone. The program to be given on Mon- day night of next week by the New York String Quartet at Sheldon Au- ‘ditorium. will consist of Beethoven’e« Quartet in C Minor, Op. 18, No. 4 Frank Bridge's ‘“‘An Irish Melody,” Borodine’s “‘Notturno” and Scherzo. and Debussey’s Quartet in G Minor. Op. 10 Tentative plans for Miss Elizabeth Cueny'’s People’s Concert Course. | next season, include engagements of | Sigrid Onegin. contralto: Loutse _Graveure, baritone, the Duncan” Dancers and Florence Macbeth, with her company, in “The Secret of Su- Zarne.” River Plate Wool Still Coming to Tnited States. By the Agsociated Press 3CENOS AIRES, March 3.—Pre- | , dictions that the new American tar- | iff on wool, which went into effect | last September, would practical.y | prohibit the exportation of River Piate wool to the United States have not been fulfilled, according to an article in “Comments on Argentine Trade,” published by the Americ. ' Chamber of Commerce here On the contrary, says the writer, the United States has bought more wool in this market than any other countrr since the tariff of 31 cents a pound on clean content became effec:'ve. / | ' —_—_————_——— ee — ee en ee —e Sixth an d St. Charles Where You Save the Middleman’s Profit — — Direct From Our Tailors to You RALPH CLOTHES é A Phenomenal Feature of Our Spring Opening! — Sale of 3000 Made-to-Measure _ Easter Suits and Topcoats To Start Operating Our Tailor Shops (Recently Moved From New York), We Must Have 3000 Garments Immediately to Begin Work on—Hence This Amazing Offer, One of the Most Unusual Announced in Many Months. : « fio 7 .. ) Worth of Finest Imported and Do- a mee | $2 5 0, 0 0 0 _mestic Fabrics, in Over 1000 Patterns, or “Topooad for : to Select From. Every Garment Strictly Hand Tailored by Experts in Our Own Tailor Shops on the Premises. future delivery. * 5 | For Actual $50 Spring Suits and Topcoats For Actual $60 Spring Suits and Topcoats Men, this is the kind of sale that comes only once ina ‘‘blue moon.”’ Just imagine! Your Kaster Suit or Topcoat TAILORED TO YOUR MEASURE by strictly bench tailors at far less than the cost of an ordinary ready-to-wear garment—or HALF and EVEN: LESS THAN HALF THE PRICES charged by any tailoring establishment. *It’s not only a chance to save a lot 9’ money, but to get the BEST THERE IS for what you spend for Ralph’s clothing is known from coast to coast for fine quality hand tailoring, guar- anteed fabrics and snappy style. Man, Oh, Man! Take a Tip—Don’t Miss It!! SUITS of genuine Scotch tweeds! Suits of English and domestic wool- ens, worsteds and serges! Suits of fine Scotch and Irish woolens! 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M. = A Reminder, Men, That This Is Also Our Spring Opening Display of Ralph Ready-to-Wear Suits and Topcoats Men and young men who cannot, or do not care to, devote the time necessary to have their Suit or Topcoat tailored, will find our displays of hand- tailored Easter Apparel eminently satisfying, with values second to none at : f ECZEMA CAN BE CURED Free Proof To You All I want is your name and address 60 I can een4 you « free trial 4. C. MUTEELL A. PF. treatment. i want you just to try this trestmest—that’s ai)— oavecier juet try it That's 7 caly argement. ve {= the Retai! Drag Business for 90 years. 1 ee Near! — rg ~Y | freatment. Over T Mee, 7 Wayne have, °r ~ ~e ¥ ~~ te to send you For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache,, Upset Stomach, emmerees steer OUT AND MAIL TODAY sseeeseesesssscosscsnesnnsnsnees J. O. 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; a. ) os Bg F SUNDA v... The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approxtmatety Eqtials that of the Daily Globe-Democrat ania the Times Combine eee | MARCH . _——— vay Fone ta Tr RUPTURE DR. W. 0. COFFEE | In Studio ane : = , Poultry Association Vaice () | Inion lq Nor incom ee an statier tomorrow ena Like to Gain in a Week? | re’ SUCCESSFULLY TREATING eg ee | Wednesday. William G.| _ It you are thin and want to gain pening In one of tne weve MANY CASES DEAFNESS, | closes weight, I will send you «a gampile of the | rupture opening in one or two week«a 4 C Schieuter of ec Louis is president | famous Alexander Vitamines adeolutely | Ag wg Fag Be ad time. HEAD NOISES AND : te 9 Cr | + M atters 0 uTTré ee Do not send any money—)ust your | | ' Kadi d V POSS |e bomen eee | is | EES Sees Ga CATARRE By HIB sPEotaL} EE i St. Leas Le | eecretar METHOD HERE WEDNES- Sh 27 s J | pavanp TaursDay. || 50¢ Palmolive Shampoo --- 27eu) . Pre Post ‘Dispatoh prints herewith) case these agencies aré placed in tho, = —— De. -f — = probably the most tnteresting and chan “qetrects pom castor or ether er |pilory. "A tcongresioon inventn”| ae WE === | 95e Packer's TarSoap,3cakes 490) were ce ee ticles in the organs of labor unions — of pond ny eee vera S : | ee ow States | Hf 9! C ac 7 Fee & the intern* gece Phere ‘oo ok sine ® spawnin ! ro = Rr ie. oe ~ wes now i rogr | seam end the Communist and the Socialist | varrants the destruction by Federal ; , “See Corona First” ‘ | eee nee ee mmight be divided | wag partics ghdiving the tendency Of law of all these private agencies and , P . iees. — 25¢ | isterine Tooth Paste, Of Ye € os to some six or eight dist t as- § dtree thought on pipiic questions among the dismissal of Burns from the Fed- . : catarrh of » ies of the art _ _ ree T : 4 “ each of those dodicé of citizens and indicat: | ~ : : = : crbinated t r $s Hair Restorer ons : 76 ; pgeating the Te we te coed BO ing causes of soctai unrest. ADVERTISEMENT “a J nm rOah oie rf ) ar Tag of that co@entr’ In the cara- ists | | | ~, « , . , t of. ; . ting the 170 paintings | chi abt No remedy ' : ; pial ; , - i : Hogue enumers PANAMA CANAL PAYING. ean cure all atte 2 | ee" ; ‘+0 . fLou!s. te in ier —s $n ies the show one sees the names pat Per (From Labor Organ of Railway ments of the 5u- | BA ae | a ‘ be fi am ella go on , Taeeaing water color painters of} wo al ; - 4 : Unions WR aan | é : . , "i ) man body, but France. America. Germany, England. | i, , | an immense . he = “a lhe om No | “ | , J Me me | “a | , izece . “Spain. Russia and even Japan and No) wor f wher “a ; i 80 r cent ¢ case - Opponents of Government o number of peo- " ; . ee (- ham and ag tS ~~ — the be oe j ‘$1. rT. ot "9 ace ow er = = q ¥ 2. Russia and even Japen ant) that ship an4 operation of great public - | srg on ~~, . ada - completely _ ‘ e - : : «Spa! pot injured, y. This ts the first internation- i a4 utilities will get cold comfort out of — . ys orws' e ) easesymptoms when their | ‘ ; yor "LS atar , noge, 1. throat. tui = hibition of water colors held ta | am the report on the Panama Canal re-| real trouble is lack of iron | a : SUSE = x “Zs eae a ~ hy ge Se Sy . tissu ra not injured, and a — . row, Governor of the Panama Canal | ‘ arted wi | yen Art Institute some years ag? | and Zone. ; | — i , . e 1 cold. He sa rs ca rch | d rant eye 3 ‘ S14 tts first international wate: After private enterprise had been ) | , aS . condition, ma C on- iy e0 0 | ; sr ghow, which was not circuited | nec ggeetag ee aici | passes through at | i fe - ee | matism and neuralgia. | ie . 72 peniate § re 7 y th : ye in 35¢ Cutex Cuticle Pemover - 3e}} eg hemdasen making it moet ae ool ‘the Government conducts vast bus!i- ‘3 oe, . . ren ing. Concarneau,” by Sigurd Schou, THE HUNGRY CRY FOR BREAD. | is pure and greaseless), and is better ave t ‘ be cared: alll asic is just a ee. ‘a «Claims wise consideration in con- chance to prove my clams. ‘1s templating its masterful tone hand- Electric Percolator The Nevertheless, according to Col bas he!ped thousands of Recommend and Sel J BF Superiority Is Gemeral. " sf out cl as being for just about half as much money Judgé & Dolph Drug a Great Quantities of 4 | ao stand early The Colonel assured the Wash- Keitfer Drug Co. the typewriter field. In every competitive test it has scored the task of selecting these would be ’ that the canal was “almost” paying ‘o., and Weipert Drug Pluto Water.34c Squibb’s Calif. Oil yonds tssued by the Government. K business houses. | liste thie bes oom Gee ana ee : 15¢ DEXTRI MALTOSE Ee lle Mle eset a Fe Pree ; Poison, Weeping Ski, | . ar Se oe Saetaneee. Ss ils the-H Ribbon Reverse—Two-Color Ribbon—Back Spacer—Automatic Line- Milk Crust, Water woe ania French. English and American ar- poils the: Hair sted that. fn addition | : o ° , . ate hed up al ’ ; ae senabene Se ilieian da TOC Want to keep your hair lookin Corona retains the features which have made it the best personal NOT merely 4°" | 50c RUBBING ALCOHOL, {| PINT 396 Be the medium of water color, the most handling over half a million vestment? The best thing for steady use is care what you have used. sire. “Tuna Fishermen, Early Morn- (Weent the Worker, Communtet {thon anything elec you can use. the champion typewriter, regardless of the price. This alone should be cured; ail I asic is just a & 100 s ling and treatment of light. — the ae » a : *) ae re D $25 tri +4 0) pty cS ae oat © @ ' ee De ee ed 2 @ > ; Organ.) Two or three teaspoonfuls of Mul- | make you buy Corona. Don't be discouraged a On. J. © CANMADAY For While gpeat quantities of wheat gified in a cup or glass with a little 3 write me TODAY LL of mild. Colds zg ewaying sails of small fisher-boats ‘ .d you a FREE soothing, a rat in the’@pen im the grain fields of warm water is sufficient to cleanse lf you want Corona for personal use and are unable pe ee tha: will surely on Nine-cap are seen huddled together, riding the the West, the poor starve in the the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply to pay the low price of $50.00 at time of purchase, you vince seh i ee Lowy —— 35¢ Os , | motion of the rocking waters flecked | £ @ities, especially the children of the moisten the hair with water and rub | can get it on terms that suit your convenience. ae: mney ams. , iting me today I be- | wit | S lone Se SS with the brilliance of sunrise, while | y poor. the Mulsified in. It makes an abun-! oe you will enjoy more real comfort than ms on either AC or Ix : the fishermen busy themselves qn ¥ , The condition confronting the/ dance of rich, creamy lather, which Be a real go-getter. Write, phone or call at once you really thought this world held Sor yeu. Just CASGARA | | current. six-foot ex- ) i the catch they have fust brought -n.| » farmers we know. Their spokes ™er | rinses out easily, removing every par ; C ? H 1 Il itself try it, and I fee! sure you will agree de — yn Pet 8 The colores are in high key, and the! ; fn the United States Congress te!) o/ i ticle of dust, dirt, dandruff and er- for a demonstration. orona wi eastiy se tse to oe. LE CANNADAY, Court Bik.. Sedalia, QUININE niece TABS ‘oe ; : : fer Nati Bank, Sedalia, Mo. | ploge and heater cord vario ‘ tits nd conditions of fapacious grain speculators on *he cess oil. The Laie dries quickly and . you—for either business or personal use. Send thia Noties to Seme bes S fe TABS plue which discen- a i@ Qualities A /* iy. 7 J pre necta at base of per- light are treated with refined surety. | dcards of trade refusing to buy. That evenly, and it leaves the scalp soft, | ee er ae : iain neste a6 base of pet. 08 esi pee cabal moter keeps the price up for stocks on hand and the hair fine and sil bright . ; : in N 2- and makes the farmer ready to ac- | lustrous, fluffy ona easy = & vin Corona Typewriter Sales Company FREE Alt ] C $5 19 he present time in New York, where) eh cept lower wrices for new stocks; You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil JAMES A. LYTLE : Lapel Bis works are meeting with success. | Works of French Painters. whenever needed. The farmer knows shampoo at anv pharmacy. it is very . his probléih. although he may halite sna . Es sient spilt supply 207 N. 8th ~ St. Louis, Mo. Let us send this fine Razor for SO days| | The work of most of the French lind as to the remedy. everv member of the fami i for Phones: Olive 3505—Central 4377R free triai when Rage sfie@d after tsi ns. ne : : pain ers here represented is well : ad SL of setae ee. a 2B kn in America. The ofigi- But there is no “hunger bloc” in| months. Be sure your drt st gives iL. Jones Mfg. Ca. 160 ~ Wells St. Dept. | own even in e 2 — | Van Ess your hair the United States Congress. The! rou Mulsified. a 7 = ew ger A, ome pec Mere” hungry have no spokesman in Wash- === HORLIC all i} aottty catextal . . This marvelous = wis a softly colorful arrangement of a an EEE «(C*licately azure-tinted lady seated MALTED du mm pon a prancing biue spotted horse ~ - which plunges into a mass of con- ington. But the hungry have spoken | . =e ‘enrtianalized clouds in a mulberry ol | I q $ = | sky. “My....” will be as easily re- s antee. You get halt, Be emrered Here Milady, in neatly | — in Chicago in the price war between | the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea) Co. and the Piggly Wiggly Stores, es. @ result of which the latter, for a. very short time, gave a 16-onnce loaf. of bread with every purchase. The. : ,or money back. flowered organdie gown. fountain pen | I Ja _ a Notice the ae 3 In hand poised hesitating!ly over the Monday ae rubber massage cap on each | Sheet of stationery before er. criti- | You rub the bottle over your head | cally contemplates the second word ; b and the hollow nipples feed halt. of the letter to be written. “Snow. | growing medicine into the scalp, balls” and “Jealousy” are also !n- | hungry have made it known they are im our mf@st. According*to press - the Bew é re without wetting the haltr. : cluded One minute a day in your ews Two water colores by Domergue | reports, “hundreds of schoolboys, GRIPI 4a COLDS, na. » you an abundances shown here are characteristically | of new hair, and the gloss and lus- French not only fn spirit. but ¢!-| newsboys and kids of every descrip- INFI UENZA ter that come with perfect health. rect though delicate execution. In) Buy Van Ess today and Van Ess his “Venice.” a lovely lady in a} tion stormed the 88 Piggiy Wigesly Stores” in @hicago. Out of well-nigh ‘ your hair tonight—61.37. ™ ‘town as biue and as deep as the Ve- A foed you build up te - ¢ Metian night around her. stands nniless sbomes they came, these resistance and are oe ter able Qgainst a railing overlooking a canal ungry children, knowing that with | _@very purchase of a few cents they) off disease. Yeast Foam & = Tabtets are the richest known hence come darting gieames from would get @ loaf of bread free! How source of an element your body . Cistant lights. His “Lacquer Mirror” many of them must have divided thelr meager purchases, coming) needs to chan ood inte strength, ‘@ stran : ighti - ——— in hh oaam strangely fascinating. Delighting @gein and again, to get two, threes, | whoieseme, tonic foed. tm a voluminous silk hook-skirt with = a a padieatenadietwadt ELLIS A peti i na, ee een al —— SO EE ee REE ee aavo=s LL LG A LC LE EE OT tt a tai le tea _—- ~ —- ee ee four or more loaves of bread free’ stores. Manager ©. 8 Wyett closed the | ne bod! A ieetie Goors of his stores to the hungry | odice, a tall, ithe mademo day deco | 1.00 size . . 790 | host cherished possession, 1s told the thing of a a Guceene aa . : 5 : fs we ‘. | @ory of how the artist obtained the crawl back te hetr retreats and.) oor amps omp ete it hades if . + , feliic for a few francs and brought | hunger sens mere | : i ’ JUDGE & DO LPH i ¢ ere | te the emal! studio in Parise where he | We have a large selection of manr patterns and colors in the Shades, all full, ! large sizes. We hare i] Selections } { : with onr eight stores in seven cities, it stands to reason we buy for less and sel! for less. Come see them. é | & few nails and some give, then) Baflin. as fo l f th 5 1.25 Tanlac GOGO EE ‘ : Painted a deep red. and finally estad- Thiel and Gasae Ginette aeencten | ’ 1.50 (G : ’s) 98- 4 | Ushed ag the third article of furni- Werrant an investigation by Con-| ‘a1 $ epto Mangan Ss}. F ture of the household. In recent and The Piggiy AVigely Stores gave-away | raises above hordes by the simple expedient of ee ee ee ived with two fellow artists before | . i ‘ | ere pr ous times the frame | grees. Burne heads a bureau tn ths $1.00 Scott’s Emulsion. . . .83c Slice vomsoth aur oben ae Cee 160,000 loaves In one day and then) r : . ruling that no free loavés be given) er head and pirovettes gaily before DESTROY THIS DIRTY BROOD. | made @ special effort to buy the best quality of material possible = having these Shades made at this | 60c Formamint Tablets. . .3$ [ap heir present days of fame and pros- t of Justicen. He was ap- the preasure became too great. Reg-. Vlar customers couldn't get near the | ans ner away — with 50-cent purchases. blogg al bs go — Fifty-cent pieces are not numerous) Ht ; rro¢e, ; im the homes of the hungry. So the! $2.00 Per Month i i known in Europe as Domergue’s low price. The bases are all beantifully designed and well constructed, elegantly ‘finished in mahog- | perity. Here the dilapidated condi- (From the New York Call, Social- any with two-light sockets on each one, These values would be hard to duplicate at $40; hewener, | $1.25 Pinkham’s Veg. Comp. - 98c p Sion of the mirror was improved with > — ae i : SS Om | : | for to this day this mirror remaine 4 pointed by Daugherty tn spite of erst. ro. & «a= 60c Doan’s Kidney Pills. .44c ¥ mi evidence eutmitted of fury fixing. . ; P Sax B08 > 1 Witally necessary-adjunct In the tem- On these grounds a former Pres'- . te & “ 4 5 °°) bose . Ste ‘ ~~ Rok Senate, r $1.00 Lysol eee ®eeee eee .79¢ one ones life of : bmg -Gent and Attorney-General held thar oat ; bse.” | gelato * bs oe = x — > Tee be | hi ee demons ‘se. Burns was unfit to hold a pubite of- Ree Be . a 2 = Aw / , a SaaS ) 7 $1.00 Lavoris ...........83¢ g Pe laos Wee caine tee Raflin story backed ar . | : x .) | [Ss ee ee ai ” $1.00 S. S. S., for the Blood. . .79c ; _% is to be regretted that larger.) ) : | vFiom NN é Re : —_ . | iene samples of “he With documents charging what can ie _— | an ge , -” : | ; > . 7 ome mieten eg @muly be considered as crimes ty . a 7 detective agencies. He charges that | oo ream which was Fy 7. ' : : } nA ai } —— | talon —_ 2 ; 50¢ GENUINE of the Botiet onruaged Mie Teen, 3-Piece Cane Suite On Glass Bake Pie Dish nomena ie Cc A ii FO R N iA 7 om - . r i ; z " Th Bafitn himeelf was arrested tn New very useful it 3. > f — comeee 04 Thie beantifal Queen Anne canc-dack ig apne Aye —— Sustte > o very Os teed Rot to crack fem Waa solid lactic , ork and charged with complicity fn inches high; strong!y made sign. covered Im best grade of tapestry ry special fer this > wae brass, silver-plated frame ts * $i 29 2 U ‘ f igs 100 fa : made so that dish fits nicely. 8 y its Wall street explosion He wae .. J} enly. Come see ft Mever tried. Bailin charges that he , Stores in St. Louis, East St. Lows, 01. and Danville, 1. ‘Cairo, T., Mounds, Ill, Mound City, 011., and Two in Louisville, Ky. 60c BOTTLE a, Matied a letter in New York threar- G@ming to biow up the Woolworth | i 4 MONDAY Building. Batlin : | Was never prose- @uted and he contends that the rea-. | ONLY. errr aeatepptions of his employers a\* |. at | ae 7 . : hh... Oma, eee Se truth, the agencies 414N.BROADWAY WEBUY FORLESS AND SELL FORLESS BETWEEN LOCUST and ST. | Ss To either’ 2» & i 3 Pa ~ Ap %) 4 | “a rae a Sis ‘ Pa “ad 2 ee z ave moe 9 Ba: + ys pe. ; . aE ? sae Ys we x. © 1s a ay ime aN Pe & x. a is reg as bef ee rd $7. ga Da ag rete 4 - :* A, Yong ex, 7 - Eee 2, Mee ~ vy Ea re ad oe ss aay s gs: on \ i) +, Se Py cs wv me 5 "ae nA 2s > ret —F 4 Ae c- Ber. isa > ‘& wt “ See Bas as. pa) BeBe 4 ag cae pat $5. eh, ” Bete . : “. oz v4 oa =a SAY Ss a) ‘sie Pe ae J re Pee, & $ 73 se tr: pes! #5 er. “as Pay Bes ae a et _ te a _T ~~ Bees” ~~ 2 &. ae k x ‘gi ks, aa zs ™ 25 Fg ‘ote. ¥ es | £ as 4 Es 5 57 e ~, we ay a « q of i #4 * 7]

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ca mpoo --- 27¢ ap,dcakes 49¢ hPaste,3 for SOc estorer -- 7 7c |, utifier --- Gc} Powder - - 8 7c} olish - - - 23c| orant ---- 32c ie RA TT Oe SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1928. 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 POSTDISPATCH’ " 9 St. Louis Lovers of Art 'the Ruhr the night the French oc- | probably the most interesting and ential exhibition of any seas the international water color ex- ition now in progress at the City Museum. it might be divided some six or eight distinct as- lies of the art of various na- each of these groups repre- ing the height of water of that country. In the cata- e enumerating the 170 paintings , the show one sees the names of ing water color painters of | ‘France, America, Germany, England, “Spain, Russia and even Japan and No Russia and even Japan ani “Norway. This is the first internation- 4) exhibition of water colors held in “$t. Louis, and is the second to be Theld in the Middle West. The Chi- Art Institute some years ago 4its first international wate. rshow, which was not circuited has is this one. Visitors to the St. x4 : Spain, Aouls museum will recollect having = @& ae 2 e oap C "4m the past seen various American | . # commended the attainments in that & Almond Lotion C '@ifficult medium. Now, the Euro- : |. pean Remover - 23c¢ tila ---- 2ic Recommend and Sell at Always Lower Prices Great Quantities of i eres lets, 100 bot. . .19c uibb’s Calif. Oil 83c | 83c Mellin’s Food 59c onday Make Articles Below . 59c¢ a es © 2 © 6 87a 8 8 8 8 8 8 6.8 43 che of St. Low ‘ares 100 BAYER'S Genuine ASPIRIN TABS 98c | Van Ess your hair | This marvelous new way massage stops falling hair and is sea he to grow new hal. We sign the guar- antee. You get hair, .or money back. Notioe the flexible rubber massage cap on each bottle. 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UINE FORNIA JP FIGS BOTTLE i BOC Sw awe ee ‘Locust 514 Washington AND KINGSHL RS) —( Winter Garden) 7 ————_ — eo ee ——_— me — Fe eer -; fae water color shows and admired and exhibits have given a new > breath and different character to thie collection, making it most in- elusive, comprehensive and truthfu'- ly representative of the present trerul ef modern water color art in Amer- jog and Europe. It embraces all 1p- plications of that art, from advertis- ' ing to pure artistic interest. Superiority Is General. ''%the majority ‘of exhibitions, ' mhatever their natura, one or severe) 3 ngs stand out clearly as being ; : “piece de resistance” of the en- 4 tre assembly, but in this collectior the task of selecting these would be indeed difficult. The superiority is general and wel! distributed. The yariety of styles represented makes the establishment of any one stand- ' ard impossible, and almost every painting has to be considered sepa- rately from its own use and view- “point. It is to be readily agreed, however, that the works of the | French, English and American ar- tists take front rank. In these we | find evidenced,the greatest skill with the medium of water color, the most originality and cleverness in subfecr, conception and application, beside ighest artistic merit. ' Nevertheless, the forceful paint- ming, “Tuna Fishermen, Early Morn- » ing. Concarneau,” by Sigurd Schou, claims wise consideration in con- templating its masterful tone hand- ling and treatment of light. The swaying sails of small fisher-boats are seen huddled together, riding the motion of the rocking waters flecked with the brilliance of sunrise, while the fishermen busy themselves with the catch they have fust brought :n. The colora are in high kev, and the various qualities and conditions of light are treated with refined surety. Bchou, although a Norwegian, is at the present time in New York, where his works are meeting with success. Works of French Painters. The work of most of the French painters here represented is well _known even in America. The origi- 'nals of three “Vogue” cover designs are here exhibited. The “Blue Horse” lg a softly colorful arrangement ofa delicately azure-tinted lady seated upon a prancing blue spotted horse Which plunges into a mass of con- ventianalized clouds in a mulberry sky. “My....” will be as easily re- membered. Here Milady, in neatly flowered organdie gown, fountain pen In hand poised hesitatingly over the sheet of stationery before her, crit!- cally contemplates the second word of the letter to be written. ‘“Snow- balls” and ‘“‘Jealousy” are also in- cluded. Two water shown here are French not only in spirit. but rect though delicate executioh. In his “Venice,” a lovely lady in a _ Sown as blue and as deep as the Ve- netian night around her, stands against a railing overlooking a canal Whence come darting gleams from distant lights. His “Lacquer Mirror’ ie strangely fascinating. Delighting ina voluminous silk hook-skirt with ho bodice, a tall, lithe mademoisélle raises a bright feather far high above her head and pirouettes gaily before & great oval mirror in red lacquer frame. About this mirror, well known in Europe as Domergue’s most cherished possession, 1s told the ory of how the artist obtained the _ felic fora few francs and brought it _ to the amall studio in Paris where he lived with two fellow artists before their present days-of fame and pros- perity. colors by Domergue ci- & few nails and some lished ag the third article of furni- | ture of the household. In recent and more Prosperous times, the frame has received a new coat of lacquer, for to this day this mirror remains a Mtally necessary*adjunct in the tem- Peramental life of Domergue and is "he to which he attributes much of mS Buccess, artistically and otherwise. De Mouvel’'s Work. Tt is to be regretted that larger, More characteristic examples of ‘he | Fork of Boutet de Mouvel could not) ve been obtained for this exhibi- Mon. The two that are shown are Shall and comparatively unimpor- : tant eXamples, although they suggest the Quality of the painter's fire work. | One is called “The Prince Albert.” 1n Which are seen two figures drawn in » Tepressed cubism The other he Miniature.” of which the most interesting factor is the composition . At the extreme left, facing left. the | ‘re of a woman is drawn in sin- ‘fle lines. While the wall against which she ®ands is in a lighter shade. The ck lines of paneling of the wall | an effective design. cien Simon, another of the well- Own French painters, best known Ris portrayals of the fisher-fol! ndy, has two pictures fn rhe | One shows the “Ole Mer- , color } characteristically | Here the dilapidated condi- | tion of the mirror was improved with | glue, then | Painted a deep red, and finally estab- | is | Her gown is a deep vellow, | chantwomen” taking in their wares) from the stand beside the road. Eve- | ning approaches, and already a light gleams from pithin their house- wagon. The other picture is a swift, direct study entitled ‘“Sigondainc.” | It is a firm, sure sketch of a peasant girl. | Among the list of American art- _Ists represented are the names of Childe Hassam, George Laks. Joseph | Pennell, Alice Schille, Charles H.| Woodbury, John F. Carlson, etc. It) is gratifying, indeed, to compare the} work of our American artists with that of the Europeans. 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a ee a a oe FN ee ee a eee 0 oe Race ee? y is = as Lemp, 7 Nuit) Saat Ve Nae cei Bi CS ae '10 ST LOURS POST-DISPATCH’ The City Circulation of the Daily POST -DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ~ - By Will Rogers. @errricht “Bees by the McNaught Sind : . sGacate ime INCB i wrote you all last G eens there has been an aw- ful lot of fashion Shows and all their By Products held here in New York» All the out of Town buyers from all over have been here. So, off behalf of New York City, I had’to help welcome them at their various Banquets. There was the retail Milliners’ big fashion show at the Astor Bail Room, where they showed 500 Hats and me. Some of the hats were fust as funny looking as I Was. Well, I settled the Hat and Dress bustmess to the satisfaction of everybody but the Milliners. So the next night at the Commodore Hotel I mingled with those Princes of Brogans, the Leather and Shoe men, and in a later Ar- ticle I want to tell all you people just how they operate. For we never paid more for our Shoes and were nearer barefooted than | we are today, so don't think that I am bought off this week by those Pasteboard Highbinders; it’s only that I want to talk to the Ladies today. 4 During this reign of Indigestion T was called on to speak at a biz Banquet at the Waldorf to the Corset Manufacturers. Now that only shows you what a degrading thing this after Dinner speaking fis. I want to get out of it in a few weeks and back to the Movies This speaking calls on a fellow to learn something about articles ‘that a self respecting man has no business knowing about. So that's why I am going to get away. If a Man is called on to tell in a Pub- lic Banquet room what he knows about Corsets, there is no telling what other Ladies’ wearing ap- pareil he might be called on to dis- cuss. So me back to the Morals of Hollywood before it’s too late. - I was, at that, mighty glad to appear at a dinner given by an es- @ential industry. Just imagine, if You can, if the flesh of this coun- owed to wander Why, where it try were ai around promiscuously: there would -wind up. be a gathering or a Place for everything in this world, human bodies get beyond our control, why we have to call en some mechanical force to help assemble them and bring what might be called the semblance of a human frame These Corset Builders, while they might nat do a whole lot to help civilization, are a tremend- ous aid to the Evesight They have got what you would “call a Herculean task as they really have to improve on nature. The same problem confronts them that does the people that run the subways ain't no telling “There has got to get-together so, when our back Starck MANUFACTURERS 1018 Olive, S. E. Cor. (ith Out-of-Town Folks — Write, we ship NEW phonographs anywhere in U. S.on approval. EASY TERMS. [RECORDS FREE VICTROLA = $85 PATHE 35 EDISON == 15 VICTROLA 67 COLUMBIA - 69 KENMORE 39 ARTOPHONE 40 SILVERTONE 75 BRUNSWICK 65 BARGAINS BY THE SCORE! ‘If yea have se phonegraph. by all means attend this ale: Tre mendeus ‘alucs in exchaneed. used and sample machines of eren These «plendid instruments have all ted by our expert werkmen—ev ery te uaranteed te give complete and lasting «atixfac- im your heme. almost ene _—. Bur new. Enjey music reduced te Si « week. Your present pane de taken es Gret paymen flter date of pur ‘ase eu oa? meonry ob» Mal Paver piane or phonogran | The 52.4 : ee af OPEN EVERY EVENING The above tlustrated Phenegraph and 3 ecleetions of Intent records, VEW STARCK PHONO. RAPHS FROM siee > Term: have .3500.00. or any mtistes * pParmentfas e« @Grend, Upright and Plaver-Pianes “2227 7it> 1, ent — > . ~~ = ~ —, SS o - ' SS ~SSSS S ~~" - ov _" ~~ - i: 6% 4 ” vs om fn New York Cits Phey both have to get so many pounds of hu- man flesh into a given’ radius. The subway does it by having strong men to push and shove un- til they can just close the door with only the last man’s fpot out. But the Corset Carpenters arrive at the same thing Dy “ series of strings. The One-Man Corset. They have what is known as the Back Lace. This One Man Corset. Now the Front Lace can be op- etated without a confederate. By “judiciously holding your breath and with a conservative intake on vou arrange vYour- Then knov and When have arrived your is known as a the Diaphragm . ce | inside this you tle rings to the aoor the st slowly back aways your speedometer says vou at exactly 364, haul in lines and its off We have also the Side Lace that is made in case youare very: fleshy, and need two accomplices to help you congregate yourself. You stand in the middle and they Pull from both sides. This acts something in the nature of a vise. This style has been known to op that the vic- off why, erate so successf!!] tims’ have popped their shoes. buttons Of course. fhe fear of fleshy lady is the broken Corset String [ sat every next to a e¢atastro- mature once We know it at first. the deluge seemed so gradual, till finally the gentleman on the opposite side of her and myself were. gradually pushed off our chairs. To show rou what a wonderful thing this Cor- seting is, that lady had come to the dinner before the broken String episode {n a smal) roadBter. She was delivered Rome in a Bus. They have also worked out a second line of control, or a place to park an extra strimg on the back. You can change a string now while you wait, and they have demountable strings. Now, of course, not as many womewm wear Corsets as used to, but what they have lost in women they have made up with men When corsets wer@é a dollar a pair they used to be as alike as two Fords. A clerk just looked rou over, decided on your circumfer- ence and wheel base and handed you out one. They come in long boxes and you were im doubt at first if ft was a Corset or a Cas ket. Nowadays with the Wraparound and the Diaphragm-Control, and all those things a Corset Manu- facturer uses more rubber than a Tire Co. Imagine me being asked to talk at a Corset Dinner, anyway; Me, who has been six years with Zeigfeld Follies and not a Corset in the Show. Men have gone down in History for shaping the destinies of Na- tions, but I tell yon this set of Corset Architects shape the Des- tinies of Women and that {fs a lot shaping that has been done on a more important than some of the lot of Nations that I can name offhand. Another thing makes me so strong for them. ff it wasnt for the Corset Ads in Mag- azines men would never look at a Magazine. phe of this cian t From Corsets to the Senate. OW, to jump from Corsets N: the U. S. Senate ts quite a leap, for, since Ham Lew- is left, there has not been a Corset Seated there with the doubtful az- ception of Mr. Lodge. You see we jump directly from a necessity to a Laxury. The reason I want to touch on the Senate today fs that, as I am writing this, they are haring what ts called a Filibuster. The name is just as silly as the thing itself. It means that a Man can get up and talk for 15 or 20 hours aC a time, then be relieved br an- just to keep some Bill from coming to a Vote. no matter about the merit of this particular bill. whether {ts good or bad. The whole foundation of our Government is based om the ma- jority rule, so they have done their duty when they merely rote against ft or for {t, whichever they There ts no other Body of Lawmakers tn the World that hare a thing like that. Why, ff a dip tinguished foreigner was to be other like. ft was, and beard a man ramble on. talking that had been going for 10 or 12 hours, he would prob ably sar, “You have lovely quar- ters here for your insane but have you no Warden to look after their health to see that they don't talk themselves to death?” Why. if an inmate did an Asylum they would put him in And, mind that in solitary confinement. you, if an’ demented person spoke that long thing in Al member, | SMart oO gone crazy away on any subject. Imagine a ball player standing at bat and not letting the other side play to keep from having the Why, there would be some vou would re- had to be have mumble speech at least ne\ er Se ah . ; = | t 4 nese J Lov game called against him. tor, the first one on in a Show, they would murder him: or an Ac talking all night to keep the rest from going on. You know how long he would lst. It’s against all the laws of American Sports- manship, never mind the Parlia- mentary part of it One Senator threatened to read the Bible into the record as part And 7 _ . ; - weuld have qaone if rf of his Speech I guess he somebody in had had a Bibte that would have been a good thing for it them a says. But, of too sensible to go through. Instead they just did their one act for 10 or 12 hours each which they thought would be better than anything they’ could find in the Capitol Now would have given a lot of chance to hear course, that was even what it the Bible. tend a Dinner and hear a Sen& tor speak for 56 minutes or an To imagine how horri- | ble this thing is did you ever at- | Hour? If you have, a ber what that did to you. Well, just imagine the same thing only 12 times worse. ——————_ ——— mwxaury & New Winter Garden “ Dv magic Rid .. atiftic product. has praecti- or teste and e@n be ta ten | rfect eavety aa ** ts | adorsed by the high- | est metical author | mo confidert is Mr Haist that R!4-0.- | Tat will G@elight @¢\errone that he gen- | usiy offers te send «a free trial treat. . hie trial treatment ‘s sufticiest te -efuce you from tAree ts five pounds eng will prove that you can be as sien. | ser ag YOu Wish without dieting er exer- cia . : 2 24 your name and ef4ress ni 15385 Coca Cola Bids. 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» 7} ja . ag ae Bee 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' 13" TT? ' —= 3 er > ae ¢ 25 ae Pee ~DVERTISEMENT "JAVA HEAD,’ ‘THE FLIRT, ——— AT PEOPLE CAN) oX toca: ricrune su:s | EMPIRE” SUPER-FIXTURE SALE r : Beautiful Body Fixtures, made from SOLID SPUN AND OAST Continued From Page One. BRASS; all ornamental parts highly embossed; finished in beau- ian | 1 a uaa Cee | tiful mellow gold or velvet gray, with gold high lights. ae Sin ee - length of the production. FIXTURES WIRED COMPLETE with la or shades as shown. 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WE ates atog™ -— - - Ay eee 7s Sh aoe 5 Os es ye id-QO.- ‘ ' Bi 0 ee oo eee ret sna tne tat | STOUDIngS, while thrilling adventure 7 ee coos’ by magis. ata and spirited action dominate the ee a. Me oder ‘or taste and can be taken closing reels. - pe NR etal, giant By The Liberty's bill for the week in- | =. . a oop Satori tyr. cludes the new Fox picture produc- | D ge confident is Mr. Halet that Ri4-O- tion, “The Custard Cup;" Martin) Di will delight everyone that he gen-| Johnson's Jungle Adventures,” | N q a wiy offers to send a free trial treat- Andy Gump, a Fox Sunshi med | ature’s pleasant, quick and ef. ba te any reader who will write for we sani Ae 5 y ; trial treatment is sufficient to| called “Clothes and Oil,” and a Fox! fective treatment for affections of - a gd from three to five pound! News featuré | the breathing organs. - 7) una will prove that you can be as slen-| °°, . a ag you wish without dieting or exer- The Custard Cup,” taken from the \just BREA} HE . te novel of the same name, with Mary - | Ja a : aeey ge your name and address!| Carr as “Peazie,” the cheerful little - POR ae aitune aiesnate’ 0 as Fale ~ay es Se = ain on “~ - ma oP . a oe . . > z a : s a : or ee : ay . ey Pee a, err . a 4 4 oy —~s ae ROPE $F BRO We ie a: i pad . oor : . OL IIIS C IIE Ce ln al . “a le, “ . . ; ~ pA, “4 ox S - —— ‘s % ~ ae <SeoVE S: Ae, ete pO Sa Be ee ee eee Ne Se een aw $5 A Oe - OOP EDIE OE OMS st, 1555 Coca Cola Bldg., City. Mo, and the free trial| Woman who & always ready to help , oa lt wsanpe. sent immediately un-/ her friends and neighbors, is a pic- _. ture in which optimism is the key-| ; note. The’serious thread running) 7: through the story turns about the) s..$5.70 | A 3 ~ ARVERTISEMENT. cheerful courage with which “Pen-| 1-light Complete with Shale .$2.40 ————— preter — | gie’’ meets her own difficulties in life. 1-Light Complete with Shade. .$1.45 ed a oa | om ‘ ,and helps her friends to solve theirs. | § l-Light Complete with Shade..$1.15 3 || Catarrh Ger ms | Mary Carr is shown {na role entirely A | different from her famous “mother” | oe * Chronic ealarrh, no matter how bad, roles. [and qases of bronchia! asthma now yield | Johnson's “Jungle Adventures” me emetiy to the amzing ey °fitakes the audience into the interior | ONE DOOR NORTH OF JUDGE & DOLPH Prench — ti. Sear Gare oo ot British North Borneo. Here the| Mite the, ‘lungs ars cleared ike nigeic, man never turns a hand to labor— | j Getieree abeolutely nothing to prove. this | sav hunting—and for this he uses| ‘i your own home. Simpiy send name the prehistoric blow gun. The la- E. his wonderful Gormicide will be} e" — . and deny a ane ose” ae éhe bor-by-women system has brought) | DR f rn VAN BOOVEN Dentist ; out a curious physical development | “ e ° ° ’ mmediate serve work to your entire satisfaction, you cw Don't pay tho peximan « Cert.| among the natives. Johfson caught | «Bx Out-of-town patients receive and if satisfied, sou may | ot Over Child's esta nt f~owders and mail- remarkable pictures of these aborig- ; ) « - but not just reiurn | | es ; a OLIVE remainder of package and vou owe! ines in the very heart of the jungles. ~ © 614 OLIVE ST. : noth ; There are shots of the famous Ten- t. Teeth Extracted by the / ; , 1] , ; ’ surely hers mave done. ‘and. gg AT garra tribe of natives at the head- plreus Oxzid-Oxy oe relief. A postcard wiil do. Write | waters of the Kinabatangan River, | reces 4 | gu i ' Comp t , B® lave sey” ‘Sagas 213 Lavez Bldg../ over 600 miles into the jungle in- | ny | | oe |terior of Borneo. | ral ADVERTISEMENT | - te \““Corrected KITCHEN CABINET This great demonstration sale, held through co-operation with the manufacturers in many cities throughout the country, has the purpose of showing every woman what over two million women | e L y } 7 7 already know—that the greatest of all helpers in the home is the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet, saving = miles of steps and hours of work. ° MAKE THAT YOUR MOTTO } | In Kidney and Bladder Trouble OO delivers Backache a Warning! Other Symptoms, Too! Your HOOSIER. REST—PAIN-FREEDOM-STRENG H COME FROM BALMWORT HELP. ALOW “THOUSANDS HAVE PROVED IT” Work-Table | WorkTable “Bac':fire’’ of Grippe | ~~ Wake Up! Help Your Kidneys! Dreadful Head Pains, Due “Terrible Backache” i Cheer Up! Bladder Troubles Go! To Slow-Working Kidneys, Says Lady Aged Sixty-five Balmwort Entirely’ Relieved . = Ro Get busy, quick—help your Kidneys and Dear Sirs: I have taken three Gentlemen: I feel that I should they will help you! like to tell others what your Baln- | Quick acting, balmy Balmwort Tablets is the _ boxes of Balmwort tablets and wort Tablets have done for me. | best friend vou ean find for ae on the fourth. l am a It surely is a great medicine—aA | ) ‘slow-working,’’ tired kidneys Desreors macs rg — ~ Godsend. Some years ago I had) ) wae and painful, suffering bladder | ™Y °U804ne@ anc sel srt al 3 a bad spell of the grippe which y.. mh ‘ g 'fered so much pain and the top of 3 | The famous Dexter Kitchen 6ét_ge- | : : ‘my head felt like it would burst 1. lected by domestic éclence experts Thousands say so! Thou- | sometimes and I was so miserable ~—owesy piece for a epecial ~ sands have proved it! You the most 1 had no rest neither night nor day.|, { ~= ‘that I did not feel like doing any- : Set er assembled. : bs. 4 - prove it too—or back comes thing. I began to take Balswert worth $7.50, is included wi After trying several different kinds || ; of kidney sl atedide without getting | : v) your money. But—if your | and now I am feeling much better every Hoosier during this sale. 08% eae % me | i trouble has been poorly treated | ;, every way and my head has quit u any relief I found in the Sioux City | . and reached the stage of or- | hurting. I learned of this good cel. a ete of na =. ‘ y ranic disease—don’t try Balm- | medicine through a friend and you t qualities o almwort abiets. | i | Z . ‘ /'may use my name if it will help . sent to Dayton, Ohio, for a trial | wort—instead, consult the best ‘others to know of it. be ° “aT - ° package, They did me so much | * ’ \ medical specialist you know of, Yours respectfully, . . good, I sent for more and after) and feel lucky if saved. MRS. MARGARET LUCAS, The Only Cabinet That Ad usts Its using two packages was entirely | free of my trouble. I wish every |/The Kidneys’ Duty Is To Filter Acids, Poisons and : Box 8, Marmony, Ind. : ere Height to Your Heig t * P paella tei dacaihathahc ot coheed Dace tabtet “a, < whe commatheatins Saeeeaetmeetah ith iat anik tah . E : : 1) Ween! pate . pS “i Prom t Ms ae fa a? . Bh ee las . oe was followed by terrible backaches | and tenderness over the kidneys. | one who is troubled this way would |’ IU ood. | is i t of the seventeen exclusive features try -Balmwort Tablets and I am) Impurities From the Bi , Suffered Two Years; on Wt the Hooker Cabinet above all others as a sure they ‘ll prove satisfactory. Every drop of your blood passes through your kidneys sc “thew Gives All Credit labor saver—forty distinctive features-——every featute a Respectfully, seven minutes—poor, tired, overworked kidneys—mo wonder they To Bal T f time or steps. And a special Hoosier model to MRS, GEORGE BYE, often need help! eee is acc Mee ote at a. ae ro anete ft every type of kitchen. The Hoosier is built as fs the R No. 4, Ly Neb. | ‘When you catch cold, or get w , ear Sirs: I should like to say al? Fe liture, buil . lifetime of service. : = oute No, 4, Lyons, Ne werk tox aes places. No nee raced agp nag aa aie ‘a good word about your Balmwort fnest of furniture, built to give a hi Cutlery Drawet ee : Over-eating, indigestion, over-drinking coffee, tea or liquor, " |tablets. IT have taker two boxes £ Suffered Off and On | stipation—all these give your kidneys extra duty, extra werk. Ree ‘ahd feel that I am cured, for I feel ; A drawer percistoned npeckeny. Sas Many Years—In Bed 8 Days | 'the kidneys eye venrikce!"—the yt f tom Me dee ate! el — |like a new man, and give all the ~ Mil of Steps , a Yi v & ee ae : | tural changes occur, when it is to ’ ‘eredit to Balmwort Tablets, I i) ge 2 ) | : Balmwort Brought Relief | /unti! head living and skilled medical service avail. beunve hed "kideey heer . bladder aves 11€S } a 4 Dear Sirs: I had been in bed |’ ve more people recognized this fact and knew how easy it is to trouble for two years and I had ‘d H of W ork ‘ ‘ eight days with great pain in my orrect improper functioning by takin it in hand early—there would tried everything ‘that ] knew of, an ours ] | back near my kidneys. I could not (pe fewer premature deaths and a mut healthier race. | but your medicine has made me well : i hnsis . oes up or down in bed as it pained A French scientist claims that “as the kidneys are, so are all’ |; had also tried two doctors. Thank- When you sit before the glistening ? “ a I = -, et ‘(the ergans of the body. ;, ing you for such a great medicine, I white work table top of the Hoosier, ‘3 ) on oe ee ee ee isery—Pai erig—Exhaustian | remain. Yours truly, n , store and got no relief. <A friend Misery: am—Suff | WILLIAM R. BLACK. you have everything for the shy wo mo we 4 advised me to get your Balmwort Why endure them? | Wilson, Allegheny Co., Pa. of a mea] within arms reach—the flour, . ; a ets, you are | nox A and they did me so much You can be well! You os ary Fra | the sugar, the baking powder, the spices, Included WV ith Your : food that I hought another box and must regain ur , to . : =m hous’ your Casca-Royal — fifteen years Balmwort tablets have been helping kidney and | Quickly Helped the flavoring extracts, meas — H oosier Fourteen i rescribed | Laxative Pills and today I am up|(bladder troubles for thousands. Their a bad — y — | By Balmwort Tablets hold the cook book open betore y Glass Foo d Containers i p y : “ye around and at my work again. | they are ne, ee Te areas. Try ve alien Regular Size, | Dear Sir: Just a word to let you four hundred cooking utensils — . Wich eodar edu aikn an Silver Drawer : | &m a painter and decorator, 64 /|/no -_— or habit- . ; iat F ] f very one. The Hoosier takes ith your rioosic . t *Il° , ial Size, 60c, of all good druggists. know how I appreciate a good ar- piace tor every ' of fourteen Glass Food Containers, ; . b | f years of age, and have suffered off | \$1.26, or Tria ’ v ticle—one box of your Balmwort the drudgery out of kitchen work— r. spices, cof- Nothing is overlooked in the , , Md muons or ; and on for years with Iny kidneys “Thousands Have Proved It. | tablets has wholly relieyed me of saves Pt wah Fi of steps and hours of _ your seas a pe PP Seentes, Youwtll euen. One 6 cat and constipation. J dont think any- | Sitees. Qoombie | Eee es eeileer ' . ’ body could suffer more than I did work every day. | : ' | d thankin i Iam free of the terrible pains in the FO aM eet tester aa G you again, : | back. am pleased with results an TRA . M. . | , ° : eumatism | hoe’ my ete may oye gt — kidneys | HARNEY DAVIDEON Don't Be Another .Day Without Your Hoosier : ve EUGENE, REVETAGAT, B a ] mwor t " Ssamen Nie Take Advantage of Special Demonstration Sale Offer ..«. are air-tight containers. venient Silver Drawer, velvet lined. bas been worth living. ronoryae a DAVID EVANS, FOR SALE BY WOLFF-WILSON AND JUDGE & DOLPH : J 117 & Third. AMD-dliy DROGEH ae ee tl 428 Taylor St., Old Monterey, Cal a Ca ‘ kes it possible for you to have your Hoosier ‘ a You are not going to be without a Hoosier for ma will he Mocsier in : eh. 7 Terrible Bladder Condition’ to be without it for right now. A dollar put the er : ° | Life Worth wg» salar ‘ : Balmwort Did ar Tonger “thas. you can belp Why wait your kitchen, balances in convesiant tonne. in P Since Using wort, | 47. Wes - | W 112 “The special Demonstration Sale offer And you get the $7.50 Dexter ery | : : ac | orld of Good at a pe | Writes Canadian Lady | ee, ees: ee Aiea Bhan a : Dear Sir: Having read of Balm- ;' of your Balmwort Tablets and can oe : d . e) ery omg a I — oA! oo - say it has done me & world of good. | : and am delighted with the results. Blackburn Product» I was in a terrible condition of the F lrections = : nage been a great sufferer ae The offera Reward of $1000 4} bladder, the was dreadful and moter trouble — yeni ayes on Pas unsolicited [|| 1 coztinze the — My | years and have been wnder the doc- \/aunt also uses your Balmwort for X : . tor’s care all that time but haye given with- §)) .ianey trouble with fine results and , ° S te th and Cass oe | had very little relief until I sent expression y ) letter if vou , W shington ixteen , ‘ Druggists. | for your tablets and since then life gga Ss truly es Ninth and a | = = —_ ———

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.~ AS 2. oil eee Se SR ee ee ae ae ee ae — a i a ia ae “ > oe Dikerw bie, ~ 3 . " a D a wan eae ~ setgene — Tela AUB RREUME FAEUMATIC AGHING JOINTS AND STOP PAIN ot. ite Oil stops any pain, and rheumatism is pain only. Not one case in fifty requ ires inter- a treatment; Stop drugging! Rut soothing, penetrating St. Jacobs (n! fats, your sore, stiff, aching and relief comes instantly. St Jecebs Oil is a harmless rheumatism lintment, which never drsapnoints and eannot burn the skin. ber up! Quit complaining! Get @ smal] trial bottle of old, honest St. Jacobs Oil at any drug store, and in just a moment you'll be free from rheumatism pain. soreness and stiff- ress. Don’ t suffer’ Relief aw aits you. St. Jacobs Oil is just as good for selatica, neuralgia, lu ymbago, back- ache, sprains. St. Joseph's LIVER REGULATOR BLOOD-LIVER-MIDNEYS Vee BIG 25 CAN The Wily Circul a 'si8,g42 ‘SPENT IN OPERATING | TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY CAMP | Three Hundred Girls Cared for Dar- ing 1922, Annual Report States. | The St. Louis Tuberculosis Seciety | spent $18,642 tn operating the Night | an@ Day Rest Camp, 9560 were cared for, Mrs. B. F. Bush. chairman of the Camp Committee, | says in her annual report. South | Broadway, during 1922 and 300 girls | The society maintains the camp) for girls who are in poor health and; threatened with tuberculosis. Thev ' are given board and medical treat- ment free for any period up to sx) months Younger giris*at the camp go tc the school run in connection. rhe} toard of Education and the Munici- ision of Public Hea!th co-op- | The camp is le 74. : ~« . sale of Christmas he annual baseball! ividual donations. ete Catholic Women's Convention. The St. Louis Diocesan Council of Catholic Women will be made a per- manent organization at a convention to be held at and 12. Delegates from each parish in the city will attend, as we!l as/ representatives of groups of Catho?i: parishes of smaller communities em-_| braced ir Hotel Statier April 11); the St. Louis diocese. The | tes ame officers of the i gn tion are Mrs. W. T. Donovan. chair- man- Mrs. Cc. P. Cot Mrs. A. A. O'’Malloran. treasurer. HOYLE & RARICK ae? & Bee tenes, Sete! Payment Gets the Goods! [Why Pay Pash? Your credit is good ag tiks big, friendly store. MM ae RIS 8 the entire family in styl. See These Beautiful New 99 All the vwrry mewest Spring creations in fiat erepes, Canten crepes, taffctas, ete. All are attractively trimmed and are excepticenal wal. wes at our price. Coats & Newest Spring . Capes S f 7 We are showing a splendid assortment of Ceata, Capes and Wraps in releurs, bolivias, tricetines, etc.. tn blacks and light colers. Seme are silk lined. caters bee ons ome 232 30 — ee, em eO0s eb coaeces MEN’S ALL-WOOL 2-Pants Suits 275 Cavefully tallered of fine all-weai tm eff the newest etyles. Pim stripes. checks. ete, tu Might and Gark colors. Regular $97 5e valves at $27.58. materials te, sec retary, an i ’ | £ ’ | Th Wi] Suites! ! auon of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately s that that of f the > Daily Ulobe-Democrat and the limes combined: LL: AU ON > PER MONTH Buys Any of The Suites at oldman Brog serviceable ever off these easy terms. ed in beautiful A Suite like this an extra room to home. No Suite on market at $200 is finer. See it at Bros., for énly -— Goldman Bros. is E nt A heciee. A WONDERFUL VALUE IN A NINE-PIECE DINING to appreciate this great offer. Nine big, beautiful pieces. it on special sale for $5 $ AT A MONTH BUYS IT iiE! GOLDMAN You must see this Suite No Suite at $225 is any finer. See Simmons Brassoid Bed Do not miss this opportunity to buy a guaranteed Sim- mons Bed at this low price. These Beds are worth dov- 15] DOWN Bays This Pretty them. On special only, $ Be Sure to — If you ive out of St. Louis, 468 A VISIT. We sell for cash or on easy payments. PAY THE FREI YOUR TOWN. — Special Lino Sale! We quote a special aa Pro-Lino. See our large line. Specia price, per square ya =. yor, — ai FOR wee ed Whole Rooms’ Covered on Terms to Suit. $ ; DINNER SET Vv Think of it! make a Living-Room Suite. Nothing like it at Give a Beautiful With Your ¢ on’ Once : : BLUE BIRD KR i. HH dam so: on Cash or Cred Parchases THIS GENUINE “KROEHLER” Sassy nga beautiful, luxurious, and built as only is any finer made. Be sure to sce it on special <a A MONTH coLDMaN BUYS IT a DOWN BUYS THIS EXTRA HEAVY BRUSSELS RUG ” Mest Astounding Offer Ever Mad : This Suite is entirely different f: I Big beantif al Vanity | 1 Fine large Dresser at this low price end @ Brasecln ese. gais, fect.” Most wonderful pattortseuiese, for Sie cecctaes costes thn Geli atten 1104-1106-1108 OLIVE ST- ST.LOUIS. ete SLor IRD entries SET FREE. $1 DOWN BUYS A’ SANITARY ~ Refrigerator . gis, apad SY Fe vs es i = r fi 1 a | nat = « Sos + Tito nk ARS atin or Ue ly i a ae ei ¢ yee ae Sol a ee » rr oe a Te ? y aN} ° fo Relates aS Sept cee C7 nD MRS. ROY McKINNEY, : loyal bride, who ‘never lost} | and hope in her husband and to _ fame the happy experience of pre | the various papers necessary for lease after another had confe murder. By F. A. BEHYMER , A Staff Correspondent of the - WILMINGTON, O., | N a flashlight identification i QO Kinney of Cinmcinnat! was sent tot tentiary for life, for a crime he Commit. _ By the confession of Louis - Vané | Bas been set free and Vandervoort bas | Place in prison. Thus fm true life bas been enacted Which In fiction would strain credulity » according to the presiding Judge, ¢ ’pen aggin in 1990 years. And thus has been discredited the aff criminologists that an itmnocent Bet possibly be convicted of murder. OF img among these was the late Warden ty of Leavenworth (Kan) Federal ‘Was wont to strengthen his declarat ect by remarking that be had heard this sort, but not one ever survived And Warden Thomas of the Okie Says it is the first time in the ‘Mar Prison that an innocent man, cx | ter, has been freed and the guilty | bis place. |. It was only the jury's recommendation Saved this innocent man from tia . but under Ohio's rigorous law the that the jury could : show which would held out even 3 .

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Nag RP PE a TPE y of These ites at an Bros. A genuine “Kroehier” Suite and contains a bed, Nothing as beautiful and serviceable ever - offered at this low price and on these easy terms. Cover. ed in beautiful velour. A Suite like this adds an extra room to your home. No Suite on the market at $200 is any finer. See it at Goldman Bros., for only 139 sh a Month Buys It or Over Either “STLOUIS POST-DISPATCA : ° Sr es ie EE Bw ey ee es, x . ~~ more can be ice, after these INNER SET FREE. as. BUYS A’ SANITARY frigerator - ors went up January 1. ur Refrigerators in December F you at the old prices. $ | perator, you can save a STZ ING MRS. ROY McKINNEY, the loyal bride, who ‘never lost faith ‘and’ hope in her husband and to whom came the happy experience of procuring the various papers necessary for his re- lease after another had confessed the ‘murder. By F. A. BEHYMER A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch | WILMINGTON, O., March 3. : N a flashlight identification Leroy Mc- Dine of Cincinnati was sent to the peni- tentiary for life, for a crime he did not ‘tommit. By the confession of Louis Vandervoort he qd bas been set free and Vandervoort has taken his Place in prison. Thus in true life has been enacted a story Which in fiction would strain credulity—a story according to the presiding Judge, could not PPen again in 1000 years. - 4 And thus has been discredited the affirmation criminologists that an innocent man could Dot possibly be convicted of murder. Outstand- Mg among these was the late Warden McClaugh- y of Leavenworth (Kan.) Federal Prison, who Bas wont to strengthen his declaration to this Mlect by remarking that he had heard many tales this sort, but not one ever survived investiga- - And Warden Thomas of the Ohio Peniten | Says it is the first time in the history of “a prison that an innocent man, convicted of Mirder, has been freed and the guilty man has a his place. 7 T'was only the jury’s recommendation of mercy @ *aved this innocent man from the electric ‘air, but under Ohio's rigorous law there was no that the jury could recommend or the e™s® show which would hold out even a hope of >Mitation or parole. Mercy’s last word was | wen when he was spared the death penalty. i 4 the was immured for life the barred doors : doubly locked, by the sentence of the Court a oe the prohibition of parole. 5 Se0f supplied by another's confession, the ers Opened and Leroy McKinney came forth into 8 of the bride from whom he had been : Roy McKinnéty, Positively Identified Through Error by the Walking Partner of the Murdered Officer Who Was Shot When He Surprised Burglars on a “Job,” Further Injured His Case by Presenting a Manufactured Alibi to Hide His Bootlegging Operations, and, When This Collapsed Under Prosecutors’ Cross-Examin ation, Case Against Him Looked Perfect—Now Freed After Few Months in Ohio Peniten- - tiary When Actual Slayer Confesses He Killed Policeman. VANDERVOORT A %K ¢ i S, Sys Rh wg My +4 . < i da “7 , “5 Con one Ce en ¥: A oer 2% The first breakfast at home enjoyed by McKinney and his wife after his re- lease from the Ohio Penitentiary. torn five months before. It was only an instant, in the. glare of a flash lamp, that Henry Adams, Wilmington policeman, saw the face of the man who killed Emory Mc- Creight, another policeman, in a Wilmington al- on Valentine night last year. When Leroy Mc- Kinney was arrested and charged with the crime, Adams dressed him in sheepskin-lined coat and toboggan cap and placed him fn the dark and shot the rays of his flash lamp into McKinney's face as he had done that night in the alley, and said: “That is the men.” Came then McKinney's days in court and Ad- ams, in the witnes@ box, pointed a finger at McKinney in the prisoner's dock and said: “That is the man.” Penalty of Not Going Straight be The gray-haired Judge gave his instructions. The jury, 11 men and one woman, found him guilty, with the recommendation of mercy which saved him from the chair. McKinney was sent to prison for the rest of his natural life. The com- munity felt that justice had been done and ap- proved. There was a moment's sympathy for the bride of two months, who had sat beside the man through the trial, but she went her way and was all but forgotten and McKinney, beginning his long, undeserved penance behind the prison walls, was in a fair way to be forgotten, too. Leroy McKinney was not without blame. If he had been, it might have taken more than a flash- light identification to send him to prison for life. He had brought sorrow to his good parents by his reckless misdeeds and the hand of the law lay heavily upon him even when he was being tried for his life. The day the prison doors opened for him and he was returned to the Wilmington court for the final act of restoration to citizenship, Judge F. M. Clevenger, admonishing him to here- after go straight, said: “If you had not been g0- ing bad you would not have got in bad here.” It was that, everybody agrees, and the shady alfbi, which made the flash-light identification more convincing tham it might otherwise have been. McKinney's parents, worthy people, live at Bluffton, Ind. A brother is a Presbyterian preacher. “Mack” went through the public schools and had a year or two of university work. But he was wild. His father got him out of one scrape and he was into another. At last he went away to Cincinnati. His associations there did not tend to improve his behavior. He traveled the adjacent counties ostensibly selling automobile accesso- ries and buying eggs and butter for Cincinnat! commission werchants. How the Policeman Was Murdered Then, at 11:30 o’clock on the night of Feb. 14, 1922, Emory McCreight and Henry Adams, police- men, perfunctorily patrolling while the 5000 resi- dents of this old Quaker town slept, turned {nto the alley behind the main business block. Half way through they paused in the deeper shadow cast by the high roof and belfry of the old Meth- odist Church, facing the next intersecting street. They had heard a noise. Just in front of them was a jog in the alley. The angle was cluttered with goods boxes and odds into the angle two figures moved quickly from . the back door of the Murphy & Benham hardware store. Adams half drew his revolver, but he hai been a policeman only a month, a farmer before that, and he remembered that the Mayor had told him, when he was eppointed, not to use bis gun if he could help ft, so he let ft drop back. He and McCreight approached warily, and ends. As they rounded looking ROY McKINNEY, @ THIS COULD NOT HAPPEN AGAIN INA THOUSAND YEARS. SAYS PRESIDING JUDGE / innocent man, who was in prison serving a life term and without hope of regain- ing his liberty, when another man confessed to having committed the murder of which he was convicted. Men Eye Each Other in Prison Before They Exchange Places EROY McKINNEY, convicted of a | he did not commit, and Louis Vandervoort, whose confession right- ed the wrong, were both in the Ohio State Penitentiary two days, while McKinney was waiting for the unwinding of the red tape that would release him. McKinney was permitted, just before his release, to see the man in whose place he had suffered. Both being convicts, they were not allowed to speak to each other, but guards questiorfed Vandervoort in Mc- Kinney’s presence., He was sorry, he said, that an innocent man had been punished for his crime. They eyed each other, Van- dervoort apologetic and McKinney forgiv- ing, and then Vandervoort was led away and McKinney was taken to be dressed out. In the dressing room was a cap. An official handed it to McKinney. “It's Vandervoort’s,” he _ said. won't need it any more.” It seemed fitting to McKinney that, having been in Vandervoort’s shoes for five months, he should go free wearing Vandervoort’s cap, so he took it and wore it on the trip back home. “He the other two over in the gloom, and Adams asked: “What are you doing here?” “tooking for a dog,” one of them answered. “You're liable to get in bad,” said McCreight. Adams edged up to one and shot the rays of his flashlight into his face, or as much of it as he could see, with the turned-up collar almost meet- ing the tightiy drawn “toboggan.” There was a glint of defiance fn the eyes that met his, then a quick movement below the rim of the flashlight’s radiance and two flashes from a revolver. One bullet went through McCreight, mortally wounding him. The other caught Adams in the shoulder. The man who had fired the shots and the other “ ran to the mouth of the alley and jumped into an automobile and drove away. Adams isted McCreight out of the alley and called help, but McCreight soon expired. The only description Adams gave was that the two men fn the alley looked like college boys. an McKinney and a companion had been seen in © Wilmington the evening before. His comings and going, in a Ford. runabout, had drawn suspi- cious attention to him. Bloodhounds trailed two miles, to the schoolhouse on the New Vienna pike. Arrested on Charge of Bootlegging At 7 o'clock next morning Charley Smalley saw McKinney and his uncle, Jim (“Bill”) Reno, on the Centerville-Sabina road, near Sharp’s school- house, about 10 miles from Wilmington. They had a flat tire and said they had been there tires hours. Hooch hospitality was dispensed from the deck of the roadster. , : : McKinney and Reno were arrested Feb. 26°] Cincinnati on the charge of bootlegging. ‘There was a clear case against them. They were con- victed and each was fined §2000 under the Ohio enforcement law. They could not pay. The al- ternative was to serve out the Mines In jafl at. rate of 60 cents a day, which would have them there almost 10 years. aaa There was strong suspicion against them in don nection with the killing of MecCreight. AGS looked at McKinney, under ordinary conditioas, and was not sure. Then one night he made WEat he called a test. McKinney was awakened. Sharm Will Kirk handed him a sheepskin-lined cout.and told him to put it on. He obeyed and was ‘inte a dark corridor. A “toboggan” was placed gp his head. Adams pulled the collar of the coat up around his face.and stepped back and shot dhe rays of the flashiamp into his face. “That's the man,” he said. sn ign McKinney, on the strength. of Adame’ tifl. lel

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Pe SPAR AR eT cA DP Tey PLP EP TIP aN MIEN oe nang — a MR ia ei so AMM te ok aoa Oe nee ZEO = .. " i financial that volved job as stenographer Came to make up a decided to try Jones out as secretary of it. The with such success that Jones rose rap- idly to the positiom of treasurer. He later was made vi a © up from Although the boar ; trial met ‘e president. Bedford himself was a man who came a humble beginning just he now a wholesale dry goods house, and as hard as he ever did “All the Bors,” he said to a reporter, referring “eame from the ranks and they are all hard-working mem- We meet every day from 11 to 1 and in ular I don't believe there's a man on the board who doesn’t take home a buiging Sometimes I like Jones, for to the other members o? the board, bers. addition each member has his ewn parti ‘ob to look after portfoito of papers every night. wonder when some of the bors, instance, get time to sleep. “We allow any of onr men in any other business. with what we pay don't them or they can get out. men's relations. “committee on pipe lines” he like Jones. gets $125,000 as chairman of his first fob was that of stock boy [tn he still works ts engaze They have to be content And we don’t take on financiers, capitalists or rich They're all practical of] men.” The Foreign Sales Expert Another one of the men who gets $100,000 and one who, his associates declare, earns it.is F. D. Asche, who is head of the foreign sales depart- ment as well as vice president of the company. The story of his beginning in business life is much like that of the others. He was first an office boy and then a bill collector for a leather company at the age of 16 and at a salary of $2 a week. Hard work and executive ability and his extensive knowledge of foreigm sales terrt- tory put bim where he is now. ris first experiemce in the oil industry came 1892 and was gained in the old Pratt Man- “t which served as a training ol fi get number of Standard Oil ex- tives and which was later amalgamated with me Standard Oil Ce. The company did a gen- eral of] business, tmcluding the manufacture of lubricating ofls, and there were few details of operation of the concern that did set come withim Asche’s field. He worked his way up to the post ef head salesman and later he became general manager. His clever werk here tn the distribution of products won the attention of Q your soul,” ts the grim sentence of iccineet My first job was driving a wages” Jan SUNDAY. MARCH 4. 1923. anada Ai [ONE KILLED "Sentimentalists of Our Nei » boring Country Denow < the Proposed Executions Barbaric and a Refl Upon Its Methods of Adn istering Justice, but Courts Grind on and The Little Likelihood of Ex tive Interference — E Murders Without Ex Features and the Idea of Making the ment Fit the Crime ‘Certain to Prevail. are Special Correspondent of the Post-L EDMONTON, Alberta. Canada. M OU will be taken from the piace 6 configement to the piace of ex and will be hanged by your And may God hare m by the Supreme Criminal Allerta, Canada, upon two women sila Ben. Ruthless and cold blooded, but arising he enforcement of the Alberta liquor la the murder of Provincial Police Bteren O. Lawson by Florence Lassar ‘Coleman in the southwestern part of the . in September, 1922 Heartiessliy and with cunning calculat Irene May Christensen took the life of band as he was. stooped, unlacing his she bt tm, the same month fn their lonely fn the wilderness fm the northern part | province. These two women have been tried fn t |{mal courts for the killing of these t | They have been found guilty of murder first degree. They bave been sentenced to the gallows. Shall they expiate their crime by giving life for life on the date & law for their execution? Ne woman itn the history of Alberts "province of the Dominion has yet paid me penalty of the law for murder. a certain proportion of the population ‘that these two women shal! not be har forts are being made to get a new trial ‘women in the hope of acquittal or at e the sentence changed from death onment. Shall their lives be | A meek woman, gentle {n her ways, ‘Deartng unmistakable signs of deep ‘und sad bereavement, widow of the ‘Mable. says: “The Lassandra woman my husband ifke a dog. Now let ber @ her die!” There are equal rights for with men in this province. sav others, ‘there be equal responsibilities and eqt t _ (il Was to Have Died Feb. ar The Lassandra woman, had the the Court been carried out, should have he gallows Feb. 21, but « reprieve of Was allowed, during which time the ‘General of the Dominion will cotisider ‘SF not she bas a right to « new trial. _ The widow scorns the efforts of Women's organizations to have the Recut! ion cammuted to life imprison The shooting of Constable Lawson blood in front of his barracks on Sept. ‘ts definitely connected with the enfe the liquor act of the province and tu ‘Weross the border into the U. S. A. ello, “Emperor Pic,” as he was called a e* king of the bootleggers. is associated , in the crime and ts also cond for the murder of Lawson as both he man were tn the death car that d Darracks and both did. the shooting, nédra, it is claimed, was’ howsekee Piearieilo and interested fn his young On the day of the tragedy .the 4l instructions to keep a hean eve and bootieggers. It was ant | was to be a dig rush in powerful Sf booze out of the province. Pics ‘Was observed going through Coleman Lawson intercepted him. He The officer fred, but the car kept er was only slightiy wounded in Maddened by the false tidings that and killed his son, Picarielico hed his pistol, kissed it and piac ing the hands of Mrs Lassandra, swore, Wii get him,” and set out for the — Dolice in a moter car. ' “There is mo doubt thaf Mra. first shot.” says Widow Lawson. “4 the door and I answered it. He @ Mr. Lawson, so I called him te back to the kitehen. The 1 - a 4

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rar AY. MARCH 4, 1923. 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' 15° 4 + Tire Lae ’ F a BO o J as 6... ’ ek ap om « " . es A he o ) rs a _ “Se ¢ s ~ iz a em, : r ie, ight + ; N a, - rust tr » a a ‘ at Canada Aroused as Plans Are Made to Hang Two Women in Alberta K DRI VERS] (ONE KILLED HER HUSBAND AND OTHER SHOT. OFFICER WHO WAS SEEKING HER BOOTLEGGER ASSOCIATE 1m ¢ i entimentalists of Our Neigh- s boring Country Denounce p the Proposed Executions as _ Barbaric and a Reflection — Upon Its Methods of Admin- ' istering Justice, but the ' Courts Grind on and There Is Little Likelihood of Execu- © ive Interference — Both b , Murders Without Excusable Features and the English Tites of Making the Punish- P Men Fit the Crime Seems ® Certain to Prevail. 4 ‘By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. | EDMONTON, Alberta, Canada, March 3. OU will be taken from the place of your configement to the place of execution « and will be hanged by your neck till i you are dead. And may God have mercy on : your soul,” is the grim sentence of death pro- # pounced by the Supreme Criminal Court of | Alterta, Canada, upon two women slayers of ‘@ wen. ; | Ruthless and cold blooded, but arising out of enforcemént of the Alberta liquor laws, was Police Constable at WALTER Ci TEAGLE ©unos#woo0 & vNoenwoes ral : the murder Bieven O. Lawson by ; es in the southwestern part of the prov- | dnce in September, | | Heartlessly and with cunning calculation Mrs. ‘Irene May Christensen took the life of her hus- nd as he was. stooped, unlacing his shoes one ght in, the same month in their lonely shack » the wilderness in the northern part of the province. © These two women have been tried in the crim- {nal courts for the killing of these two men. . They have been found guilty of murder in the 4 first degree. They have been sentenced to die on the gallows. Shall they expiate their heinous : crime by giving life for life on the date fixed by w for their execution? m= No woman in the history of Alberta as a nee of the Dominion has yet paid the su- me penalty of the law for murder. There is at this work I was called to New Ye acertain proportion of the population anxious t in charge of the Eagle refinery and ap these two women shall not be hanged. Ef- to the Committee on Manufacturing. @lorts are being made to get a new trial for the @ewomen in the hope of acquittal or at least to gpeamave the sentence changed from death to life iprisonment. Shall their lives be spared? | A meek woman, gentle in her ways, but now bearing unmistakable signs of deep sorrow ‘and sad bereavement, widow of the dead Con- table, says: ‘‘The Lassandra woman shot down my husband like a dog. Now Jet her die! Jet her die!” There are equal rights for women 00 barrels a year to 50,000,000 barreiein men in this province. others, so let is one reason, perhaps, why Hunt drawaiy,.. be equal responsibilities and equal penal- wayear. i. .- A ! does not consider his salary nor that"? of Provincial Florence lLassandra 1922. as such a long time before I receiyg om him that I thought he had forgot]! asked me if I would like to go to Pre | nd work in a branch statiqg. I told him and that I was ready a, the next I did everything there was to do in My first job was driving a wagon deliveries to the small country store was transferred to the Buffalo refine e I stoked boilers and did odd jo the shops. ran to pick up some knowledge of side of the business, and when put up its refinery in Canada I wer Later on I handled all the mate plies for the refinery in Rumania. Afte Built Up Crude Oil Production it was made treasurer of the company it and was in charge of its finances durin yar. When he became vice president r sharge of crude oil production and durin years has built the production up frof Sav bther member of the board astonishing. — : a 4 don't believe there is a member of 2 Was to Have Died Feb. 21 "he said recently, “who could not go ou ow and make more money than he is t d by the Standard Oil. ‘All of these meme had vast experience in the oil busineaiey possess invaluable funds of specialize fledge. I think it would be an eye-open @ public if it could witness ane of our dail ings and see the amount of work that is @ lished within the short space of two hot haven't any doubt we are pictured in sc e’s minds as a group of fat paunched caj who-attend a board meeting once * and spend most of their time at If there is any lesson to be drawn f ot personnel of our board it is that the wore ins and capacity has a chance to the ranks.” me of these men who draw such imm s attempts to expound an inspiral or to lay down any rules for the guft bUNE men eager to succeed in business. Suggests that he was fired in his | an ambition to become an oil magnate ® 00.000-a-year man. Each came upon his as he might have come upon any other # , pinch of necessity and probably wouwSe succeeded {n any other business just as in the oil trade. The Lassandra woman, had the sentence of Court been carried out, should have died on gallows Feb. 21, but a reprieve of one month Was allowed, during which time the Attorney- | of the Dominion will cofisider whether ‘W not she has a right to a new trial. | The widow scorns the efforts of various ‘Women's organizations to have the Lassandra Secution commuted to life imprisonment. i The shooting of Constable Lawson in cold blood in front of his barracks on Sept. 21, 1922, ‘s definitely connected with the enforcement of the liquor act of the province and rum-running Mross the border into the U. S. A. En7jil Picar- Z Rilo, “Emperor Pic,” as be was called because he emer es king of the bootleggers, is associated with the peman in the crime and is also condemned to mie for the murder of Lawson as both he and the man were in the death car that drove up to me barracks and both did the shooting. Mrs ndra, it is claimed, was’ housekeeper for Pleariello and interested in his young son. On the day of the tragedy the police had fal instructions to keep a keen eye on rum mers and bootieggers. It was anticipated that me Te Was to be a big rush in powerful cars full o booze out of the province. Picariello’s son S observed going through Coleman with a | Teagle a Man of Different Type =| Lawson intercepted him. He would rot » "a ?. The officer fired, but the car kept on. The e is a man of slightly different type 7Ommmmiver was only slightly wounded in the arm. others. He was a man who had grown % | Maddened by the false tidings that Lawson had the idea that some day he would be cane * and killed his son, Picariello the eider to assume a position of importance in Mched his pistol, kissed it and placing another business. He may be said to have inhe the hands of Mrs. Lassandra, swore, “‘by training from his family and to have * Will get him,” and set out for the barracks of om with the knowledge that his future ™® Police in a motor car. red. But that does not mean that he Kk P There is no doubt that Mrs. Lassandra fired beld down a soft job while he was first shot,’ says Widow Lawson. “ ‘Pic’ came the big one to open for him. He was ¢ the door and I answered it. He wanted to fident of the New Jersey company in 1? Mr. Lawson, so | called him to the door and a be age of 39 because of the extraordinay® back to the kitchen. The next thing ! ity he had shown as head of the Imp Mew the shots rang out and my husband was Co. of Canada during the war, when & dead beside the house. Little Kathle>n luction of oil—and such immense quantiti daughs>or) saw it all. When Mr. Lawscr t—was imperative for the British Gorg F out {: pulled his gun. My husband - He solved the problem of increa Med hi® hands and held them aloft. Then Continued on | h Zasssadra shot and Mr: Lawson ran for Next Page, ¥ MRS.IRENE MAY “SS CHRISTENSEN shelter at the side of the house. There they killed him like a dog. I have no sympathy with them. They should pay the penalty.” Pair Escaped in Motor Car “Pic” and Mrs. Lassandra escaped through the village, their car running at terrific speed, caus- ing consternation amongst those who saw them. The hills of the Crow’s Nest pass concealed “Pic” for a night and a day. Soon the police of the province and a strong detachment from British Columbia were scouring the coun- try for the gunman. Riddled with bullets the broken down car was found by the wayside, but “Pic” was in the mountains and the woman’s whereabouts was unknown. In a last grim effort to get through one of the strongest cordons of police ever thrown around the Crow’s West pass, “Pic” failed inglorfously. His proverbial deflance gone, weak, nervous, ex- hausted and faint from hunger, he surrendered without fight, contrary to expectations. Caught in the net, “Pic,” the master boot- legger, no longer snapped his fingers at law en- forcement, but meekly threw up the sponge when officers overtook him as he struggled up the mountain side. “Don’t be afraid, I won’t hurt you! eried “Pic,” as the officers apprehended him 21 hours after the murder of Oonstable Lawson. “Is my son dead?” were the first words of the gunman to the officers. “No, your son was only slightly wounded. “And Lawson, how is he?” queried “Pic.” “Lawson's dead.” Bowing his head in a moment's silence at this news, he then murmured: “They told me law- son had shot my boy.” “Where ts.-the woman?’ asked the Constable of “Fic.” was found.” he an- She-is in “You know where the car swered. “I left her beside the car. town somewhere.’ They found her hiding in a small shack in the village, her pistols empty. They arraigned them jointly, the man and the woman, for the murder of Constable Lawson. A hostile mob thronged the courtroom when the trial opened. Many women were present. Feeling: ran high. The Crown Prosetutor was cheered. Policemen were called to preserve order. “Pic showed nervousness and when the dead man’s children appeared tears welled up in his eves. Hie was pale and sad. The woman prisoner displaved no emotion. She was smartly dressed in red, with silk hose and fire slippers. She chewed gum continuously and was cheerful as she left the court at an adjourn- ment. Kissing her friends, she cried: “I'll soon be with you again.” Change in Attitude Soon. however, there was a lowering of the countenances and a change in demeanor as cxildren of the dead Lawson appeared in the court to tell knew of the tragedy. And when fittle told what they Peggy Lawson, aged 15, the court that a woman gvas in the death car in front of the bar- racks and fired at her daddy the prisoner groaned and crouched in her seat The little ing what she sas as the Crown Prosecutor witness broke down and wept in tell ari women in the court sobbed audibly tried to soothe the child, whose pitiful story of the murder of ber daddy was interrupted by her own grief. “I was at the postoffice in the village when | 27 LLL Peetes Sark pawn A008, ATLAN rie first saw ‘Pic’ and the women that day,” said the little witness. “They were in a great big car. ‘Pic’ put something in Mrs. Lassandra’s lap. It was a gun. ‘Pic’ swore at the people to get out of the way. The car headed for my daddy's bar- racks. The car went very fast. In a minute [| heard four shots. That's the woman who was in the big car,” Peggy pointed an accusing finger at the pris- oner and Mrs. Lassandra sank low in her seat, clutching her hands nervously and her eyes were riveted on the floor. When the heavily vefled widow gave testimony and said that she saw the woman now fin the prisoner’s box in the car in front of her home, Mrs. Lassandra burst into tears. Nine-year-old Pearl Lawson, daughter of Widow Lawson, was an eyewitness of the killing of her daddy and in her innocent way told the court what she saw. “I saw my daddy grab ‘Pic’ areund the back, as if to hold him in the car. I saw the woman shoot. Then my daddy ‘let go’ and fell to the ground.” That unruly member, a woman's tongue, ran Mrs. Lassandra into a lot of trouble. Her down- fall is traceable to her spoken words, but not on the witness stand, for her counsel! did not place her there to give evidence, but it was what she said at the time of her arrest. In an unguarded moment after the murder she made a confession to the Constable. It was put in against her at her trial. “I killed Lawson—I shot him in the stomach,” she said. “I don’t think ‘Pio’ fired any shots, be- cause he was held by Lawson. I didn’t fire until I saw a gun potnted at me I iiked young Steve ‘Pic,’ Dut don’t tell Charley, my husband,” said Mrs. Lassandra. Tears came to her eyes and she made the disclosure about her relationship to young “Pic.” Verdict Returned in ro Minutes The testimony of the children and her confes- sion sealed her doom. The jury in 10 minutes re- turned a verdict of guilty of the murder of Law son and the woman was condemned to die on Feb 91. ! the appellate division refused the appli Her solicitor secured the right to appeal, but ation for a new trial. Notice of appeal was served on the Supreme Court of Canada. was allowed pending a decigon as appeal. It is not thought likely escape the gallows. Determination amounting almost that “Pic’ and Mrs. Florence Lassandra the death penalty is expressed Widow Lawson. To the Post-Dispatch correspond- ent she said today: “Don't think for one minute that I want them spared, whatever the women’s organizations tell you. They deserve the fullest punishment there is. There is no doubt that both of them avsband ” “But one of them gested. “It does not matter in or man, she should hang. to no consideration whatever A month's renrieva to her right to that che wil] etish |] nA" , lately hy the shot mv is a woman, Was Bug- the slightest. Woman The women beca is ent tled ise of her sex.” Case of Mrs. Christensen Mrs. Irene May Christensen, condemned for the murder of her husband. history of the Provinge of Alberta as a 1 ttle roes dow? woman 1] can be found out about | police are baffied. She appears to be a Wanderer on the face of the earth. She tells little about herself and whatever information she gives is in the majority of instances afterwards found b ) the police to be unreliable. Authorities put her down as one of the greatest fabricators ever met with in Canadian criminal annals She has lived in many parts of the country. She says she does not know where she was born. She was twice married, but does not know where she was living when her first husband died and does not know where he was when he died. She is in the death cell at the provincial jail awafting execu- tion. Right to appeal the decision of the criminal court which found her guilty is being sought. However, this means little. Appeals from crim- inal verdicts in Canada, like appeals in the mother country, rarely are successful. In their lonely farm home, 60 miles north of this city, in the vast Canadian wooded region, Fred Christensen was shot through the face and abdomen several times and died a few hours afterwards of the wounds. It was on the night of Sept. 29, 1922. Believing him to be dead, Mrs. Christensen left home and wandered forth in the night in the Canadian wilderness, a fugitive from justice, taking with her a lantern and a blanket. Found Working As a Domestic Though the provincial police scoured the coun- trye'de immediately after the crime was discov- ered, she was not found for several weeks and then under the very nose of constabulary head- quarters, quietly working as a domestic under an assumed name in a fashionable West End home She had come to the city by the same train which carried the body of her murdered husband for burtal here. She made no statement when arrested and the police put her down as one of the cleverest women crimfnals they have met with for some time. Presenting a stolid front and taking copious notes of police evidence throughout the prelim!- nary trial, she showed no signs of nervousnegs over her predicament. She sat quietly and fre- quently called. her counsel to her in consultation about certain evidence being presented by the prosecution. t'nmoved, Mrs. Christensen listened to the dying declaration of her husband, which he had made to the attending physician as it was read in court. uine and startling surprise to her, The This was a gen for she thought she had killed him outright. ans LORENCE) LASSANDRA, declaration ran as follows, quoted by the doctor: “Between 7 and 8 o’clock in the evening, after doing the chores, I went into the house and was taking off my shoes. My wife stood in front of me with a gun and asked me to teach her to shoot. I said: ‘You better not know.’ Then she shot me in the face. I got up and went out and fell just outside the door. I got up. She was outside. I walked away. She followed about 10 feet. Then she shot me in the stomach ag I turned round. Then, a few steps further, she shot me in the shoulder, and I fell. Then, after she was gone, I staggered to Tom Williams’. To my knowledge there had been no shells in the house for years.” Statement of Christensen Pitted against this dying declaration by coun- sel for the woman at the Supreme Criminal Court trial of the case held in January was another statement alleged to have been made by him later to one of the neighbors before Christensen died. A witness said that the dying Christensen said to him: “I do not blame my wife. I expect that after treatment in the city I will recover from the gunshot wounds which I have received. It was Just a bad accident and I love my wife.” This was offered in evidence for the purpose of robbing the alleged dying declaration of its legal sanctity. Such declarations are accepted on the ground that the declarant knows he is about to enter the presence of his Maker and the solem- nity of the occasion is such he or she would sot dare to tell anything but the truth. If there is the slightest evidence that the declarant did net realize his condition and 41d not believe he was tm the very presence of death, his declaration would lose its sanctity and would not be admissible even though death followed the statement {m- mediately. His statement would then be mere hearsay and would be rejected. Said Husband Was a Bully “He shot at me first. He missed me. If ! had not shot him he would have shot me,” de- clared the woman in attempting to make a case of self-defense at the trial, and she went on to relate how she had lived in mortal terror of the » Cases Illustrate Sarety of Justice Under English Laws Special to the Post-Dispatch. MONTREAL, March ’ ANADA Is aroused by the prospect C of sending two women to the gallows —one for the murder of an offigen, another for slaying her husband. They are Mrs. Florence Lassandra, com victed of killing Constable 8. O. Lawdonh, and Mrs. Irene Christensen, sentenced for the death of her husband. Both are rési- dents of Alberta. Agitation throughput the dominion has arisen to secure clem- ency and abolish the death penalty for women. These death sentences together with the recent hanging of Mrs. Edith Thompsen in London for the murder of her husband afford striking illustrations of the relent- lessness with which justice is edminis- tered, even to women offenders, under the English “criminal laws. The laws which prevail in Canada are virtually the same as those in England. Canada’s most recent hanging of a woman was 20 years ago at St. Scholasti, Quebec, where a rescue was — on the day of the hanging. . The woman and her lover were sen- tenced for the murder of the woman's husband. Criminal friends of the man bréke inte the jail and overcame the police, but sol- diers put the mob to cout. The man and | woman went to their deaths reviling each | other. . man for months and trembled under threats to kill her., i The life on the farm was « drudgery for hee, she contended. Her husband was a bully, He made her plow in the fields. He made her clean the barns, hoe the garden, milk the cowa, feed the pigs and do all her household duties as well. She was his} second wife and there werg always the nasty references to how the first wife worked and never complained. Unmoved by the undestrable pathos of her story the jury took only 10 minutes to decide the case and return a verdict, “We find the ac- cused guilty of willful murder.” She is con- demned to be hanged in April. A curious phase of this case has been the re- vival of an old murder mystery by Mrs. Chrigten- sen while she sits in her cell awaiting execution. She has told the anthorities that she was ent and saw the Kinrade murder in H . Ont., in 1909. The vietim of that murder was Ethel Kinrade, daughter of T. L. Kinradg a school principal. Ethel's sister, Florence, wag at the home at the time and at 4 o'clock fn the aft- ernoon she said a tramp came to the house and shot Ethel. The police were unable to get ce. trace of the tramp. At the time of the tragedy the mother of the girls was at police headquarters making a ¢om- plaint of tramps visiting the house previously, annoying and threatening her and the girla, The sister, Florence, afterwards married and came west to Calgary, Alberta, to reside. When her husband died she went on the stage and {s now in Burope studying for an appearance ig grand opera. But the police say ft is utterty tmpensiits to aecept any of the Christensen Woman's statements without fll investigation and that goes for this tale as well as others she has told However, her story of seefng the Kinrede murder is befng checked on, though the police are keep- ing to themselves all that she has told them, pending verification or disproval of her facts. At present the “mystery woman's” standing om the police records is something ike this: Mrs, Irene May Christensen, alias Irene Cleve, alias Irene Allard, alias Irene Bright. In the witness box at her fFial she stated that she had married J. R. Cleve, since dead, at Moose Jaw three years ago. On other occasions the has declared that her father's name was Allard, that her maiden name was Bright, and that when she married Christensen she gave her father’s’ name as Cleve. _ STANDARD OIL COMPANY’S $100,000-A-YEAR MEN AND ‘ HOW THEY GOT THAT WAY Continued from Preceding Page. supply by developing the fields of Peru and ys » cer geet a line of tank steamers fn the Pacific Coast to handle production. During his presi- dency of the Canadian company the production was increased from 2,900,000 barrels to 8,008,- 000. Jones Wouldn’t Quit Work Just how devoted the officials are to their work and how few long vacations there are in the Standard Oil organization is illustrated in 4 story that is told about George H. Jones. In fact. the efforts of the office to make Jones stop work and take a rest have been the basis for more than one anecdote tld around the °§ Broadway, but this one finds e¢s- his associates offices at pecial favor among is said that about a year ago, his health began clearly apparent that and losing some of the vitality that had been one of his strongest assets. The board met and ordered that he go at once to Atlantic city, Jones It when » i} yt) year°rs old to fail he was siowing up - _— a en ~— and spend two weeks there recuperating. He obeved orders and took the train to At- lantie City, stayed one day and wired the office that he was all right and was coming back. The board became desperate. The members met igain and prevailed upon a relative of Jones, a man of more easy-going temperament, to take sim to Pinehurst and play golf with him every jay for a month under doctor’s orders. Thirty six hours after his arrival at Pinehurst, Jones nad boarded & train and was on his way back to New York, having first wired his office that he had completely recovered his heaith. This ie the kind of men to whom the Standard Oli Co. pays $100,000 a year. Other $100,000-a-Year Men There are other $100,000-a-year men to be found in branches of the Standard Of! Co. other than the New Jersey corporation. H. C. Folger, president of the New York corporation, is one and there are also W. M. Burton, president, and rp W. Stewart. chairman of the board of the indiana company. Folger was connected with the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey from 1879 until 1911, when he became president of the New York brancb. Unlike most of the other officials, he was & college man, having received A. B. and Al’ M. degrees from Amherst and the LL. B. degree from Columbia University. He has long been known ‘© an authority on Shakspeare and has what {s regerded as the finest library of Shakespeare in America, comprising some 20,900 volumes. D. from Johns Hopkins three years later. entered the employ of the Standard Off Oa. a chemist in 1889 and fn 1895 was made « eral superintendent. From 1915 to 1918 he vice president of the Indiana corporation since 1918 hes been president. Stewart came into his position as the board of directors of the Indiana in 1918 through bis connection with the pany ag general counsel. He ts one exception to the rule of advancement to «a high position only after long service with the company.” was educated at Coe College, Cedar lowa, and at Yale. He served as state's atte ney of Hughes County, South Dakota, from 1888 to 1895, was Supreme Court reporter, 1896-98, member of the South Dakota Senate from 1898 to 1903 and was a general attorney from thes um til 1915, when his connection with the — ~ 4 Oil Co. Began.

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> 16. ~—=ST.LOUG POST-DISPATCH the City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Ape. beer, x28 that of the Uaily Giobe-UemocrA ana the lumes vomDtne«. on" ~ . ex e - ie ay ‘*. ae PALE = sg . wi svar MARCH 4. fesg Ay A LR ce te east naa indlieeetiee ~ ADVERTISEMENT. FN ae ge MAS ee fame Sars Backache Means You Have Not Been When rou wake up with backache and dull misery in the kidney region f¢ may mean you have been eating foods which create acids, savs a well- known authorrt. An exeess of such acids overworks the kidneys in their effort to filter it f: rom the blood and they become sort of paralyzed and leggy. When your kidneys get slug: gish and clog, you must relieve them, else you have backache, sick head- ache, ‘dizzy speils; vour stomach sours, tongue is coated, and when the weath- er is bad you have rheumatic tringes. Either eonsult a good, reliable OE LOLOL RF a aS cee SAR ee FF ba oka niet A cara Shaan il Tn ond harmacist about four ounces of Jad alts: také@ a tablespoonful in a giass * of water before breakfast for a few dares and vour kidneys may then act AF KIDNEYS ACT ) BAD TAKE SALTO: |HOW AN INNOCENT MAN WAS SENT TO PRISON FOR LIFE Centinued from Page Thirteen. ' | Kinney was tried tn August. Murder | ) trials are infrequent in Clinten Coun- Often | | ty and the courtroom was crowded | at each session during the two weeks | it lasted. Drinking Enough Watér Adams was the star witness. He told how he had turned the eat light on the man in the alley. “Now, Mr. Adams.” said Joseph T.| 'Doan, Assistant Prosecuting Attor-| McKinney, will you please stand up.” physician at once or get from your. @ne. This famous salts is made from | the acid of —. and lemon juice, eombined with lithia, and has been used for years to help clean and ne longer irritate, thus often relieving bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in- jure and makes a delightful, eferves- cent lithia-water drink. Drink lots of soft water. By all means have your cian examine your kidneys at east twice a rear. ADVERTISEMENT. Famous Old Recipe fer Cough Syrup Easily and Cheaply Made at Home, But It Beats Them All for Quick Eesults. ~~ alms 3 AD ii oa a Nee ER OEP T . stimulate ‘sluggish kidneys, also to. neutralize acids in the system, so they. ney, “you have testified that you put, that flashlight on the man. Now! have you ever seen the man sincé, that you ‘put the flashlight on that! night’” “Yes, gir.” Is he in the courtroom?” “Yes. sir.” “I wish you would point him out.” ‘That is him right there,” and he pointed at McKinney. Doan turned to McKinney. Qoxcr “With pleasure,” sald McKinney, and he stood up. “Is that the man?” asked Dean. “son, er.” If there was any doubt in the minds of the jurors ft was banish- ed by the defense. McKinney, knowing himself innecent ef mur- der and confident of acquittal, was at the same time conscious that his movements at about che time of the murder were likely toe involve him further in bootlegging operations. He had had ene taste of Clinton County justice on that score and @id not desire any more of it. So his alibi was constructed OC Ce TOC Le ALLL LOLA LA I CCC LOTTI I TR I ER EE NR es es rec ‘with a view to proving that he was |elsewhere when the policeman was | killed and proving that he was not ‘taking any liberties with the prohi- ‘bition laws at the same time. When he was arrested he said te was at the Cincinnati ‘autemobile show on Valentine night. When it was discovered that the automobile ishow did not epen until the fol- ‘lowing night, he said he took his Thousands of housewives have wife that night to see “The Trav” ' feund that they can save two- thirds | at* the Queen Anne Theater. Mess. ef the a usually spent for cough McKinney said the same And/| a emg ag by using this well-\there were about 25 witnesses to eld rec ipe for making ¢o syrup. It is simple and cheap but it has ne equal for prompt results. It cahee Tight hold of a cough and gives immediate relief, usually stopping an | establish that he was in Cincinnati on Valentine day and Valentine night. Comie valentines helped the wit- | nesses to remember the day. Onte of | cough im 24 hours or less. | these was a caricature of a preacher | Get 2% ounces of Pinex from any hnolding a prayer book, with a bot druggist, pour it into a pint bottle, i. in his pocket. The enjoyment. and add plain granulated sugar rater to make a full pint. If you prefer of the occasion was increased by} some of the witnesses sending use clarified molasses, honey, or corn | comico valentines without stamps, | # instead of sugar syrup. ia. —? tastes good, keeps perfectly hee a family a long time. | It’s truly astonishing how quickly | it acts, penetrating through every air possege ef the throat and Inngs— and raises the phlegm, 7 soothes and heals the membranes, and \ ooenge | but surely the annoying ekle and dreaded cough dis- entirely. Nething better for spasmodic croup, hoarse mess or bronchial asthma. Pinex is a special and highly con- centrated compound of genuine Nor- way ever Fer: extract known the world its healing effect on mem- eee disappoiutment by —— 3 for *‘2% ounce th full directions and don’t yy anything else. Guaranteed te give absolute satisfaction or money mptly refunded. The Pinex Co., Warne, Ind. VERTISEMENT. TRY THIS IF YOU HAVE DANDRUFF There is one sure way that never fails to remove dandruff completely amd that is to dissolve it. This de- : 4 5 ‘ > 3 \ Bi ._ = ; = 4 » ent wa‘ efact ir. A Intestinal peeapte. There if foe floored ha apenas ‘ation hav’ ts ach (nies P ETE a ete een cee onal constipation. sour stomach. gas on the stomach and «ick headache. one spoon ier LWATS Oring® relief A however in Rerceeeary — het inate ‘onstipation and mach troubie. oreferabi: if paAvyesician. rou om ti Astle! “a since ‘Signed) Dr Sewell cases ‘Signed bet ter ong@ant surprise ¢ an . ora “ar ™ Teel es. OT 4Ccreunt ' oad COMPLETE ac lomd: nz ay ay" e¢'s eer: Leute b ry ew Fe | AND “WASHING TON “= = of her tod- =(UNION HOUSEFURNISHING Co. | Be eginning lamorrowat 8AM The Unian ie K @ Tremendous yo PARSER) nie na i Of Rll wre ST ee Weis wnt massive Overstuffed Suite is upholstered in fine quality tapestry and has Marshal! spring loose-cush- ion seats. Comprises §4-inch winged Chesterfield, wing fireside chair and rocker. Priced in this Half Million Beginning tomorrow the Union inaugurates and months we have been busy buying Fu cured this enormous aggregation of Furniture, bargain offer at its respective price. Just g ing-room Suite for only $125, a 5-piece . fail to attend this phenomenal savings event, promptly at 8 a. m., and first choice is always A Deposit Will Hold Any Selection You Make for Future Delivery ‘’ Finely constructed Overstuffed S lite—upholstered in combination of velour and tapestry. Has all Marshall spring loose-cushion seats and comprises 84-in. Chesterfield, armchair and arm rocker. Priced in this Half Million Dollar Sale of Suites, at only. oS te ome Is upholstered in an excellent crade of wv has Marshal! spring-seat construction $4-imch Chesterfield which opens ji bed. Armchair and arm rocker. Pr Half Million Dollar Sale of Suites at ‘Tr . i nis sult ; Marshall spring, tion (onsists of eNair and arm ro Million Dollar Sal Mohair Overiiathel Suite 225 $135 “ae Anne : Dining -Room Suite This Suite comprises large-size bu mirror back, oblong 3 tension table and 5S side and il: nehair with blue leather s@€ats. , Priced in this Half Million Do Suite is wonderfully well mac $265 9.Piece Windsor Dining-Roess Suite sigued. Consists of tered alll Suite is well constructed and finished in American walnut. 7 china closet, 6-foot extension Consists of a largewize buffet, chima closet, oblong exten- seats. Priced in this Half Milli on table and side and 1 armchair with tapestry seats. i Suites ak Priced in this Half Million Dollar Sale of “\ . bf lae. Matt iy aor 4. Ww WO fa en ed itu NVA, MA CH 4, 1932. $215 Peas Living-Room Suite This Cane Suite has mahogany finished frame and Marshall spring seats. Comprises davenport, arm- chair and arm rocker. Priced in this Half Million Dollar Sale of Suites at only os $245 Cane =aaarenport Suite : — iets Dore Davenette 3 uite is Snely upholstered brown imitation Has Marshall spring-seat construct leather. Comes in solid oak Divan opens into full-sized, all-steel bed. Complete with armehair and arm rocker. Priced in this Half Million Dollar Sale of Suites upnoimterec in cut velour and consists of _ er oa ~ bs Gavenport which opens into full-size bed. armchair and arm rocker. Priced in Half Mi Dollar Sale of Suites at ~ ~ —— —_ * ’ as ~y sa : ee : ; ae Mw Be FPS ES | Se S ao -* & ~*~ _ ~ ~ ~ UTM TES Lf we ‘7 $280 Cane Living-Room Suite im veiour and has Marsha!! spring. cushion seats. Consists of 84-inch Selieds pert. armchair and arm rocker. Priced in m this Half Mil ~ Handsome f ys cane beck & Pe Suite. apholst tered =*169 ron Dollar Sale of Suites at WE WITH ANY OTH =f > ‘4 Furniture Sales ever held event. No need of going is that each and every Suite advertisement, notice that wmapheemnagg ened sist ns pee yaar ae > med and beautifully de- or back, serving table, irs with genuine leather Suites at only = ow. oe 5 ee —\ ot can en: CARP Rae $110 10 Scroll-Arm Da —oo Pincty constet constructed Davenette Suite, wtered in brown Spanish imitation Divan opens inte full-size bed. @nd arm rocker to match Priced ia Half Million Dollar Sale of Suites at te is exeel exeeilentiy upholstered in peowe Roees"’ leather and ¢omes t8 highiv “shed mahogany finish. Divan opens Pe ° full-sized bed. Armehair and orm tk ep to match. Priced in this Half —.i08 Deo ‘ar “ae of Seites a SON NECTED ~ BEARING OUR 4 ~ ‘S S * re re - ~ - a i * eS ee a Pes @

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MOR UATL, FAR H 4. 1922 gurates one of # : ing Furniture of Furniture, Just glance th e Bedroom event, as t be is always best. SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the basen Star and the Times Combined by lee 40,000. -_ B 4 a7 ey \x: inmee me) ‘ aw : Lite ae jv = ee ir $325 Genuine Walnut Dining-Room Suite a * This gorgeous Dining-Room Suite is finely constructed of genuine walnut and is beautifully is large proportioned. 6-foot extension tabie, buffet with genuine leather Seats. Dollar Sale of Suites at only designed. Mach piece Consists of large-size china Closet, and 1 armchair this Half Million mitre Sales Ei Yer Tie Md in St Louis merican Manufacturer $165 5-Piece Windsor Bedroom Suite This Suite is well seentrentol charmingly d designed and large in proportion. Consists of large-size dresser, grace- ful bow-end bed, spacious chifforette, dressing table and bench. ‘Priced in this Half Million Dollar Sale of Suites at only .... dead : ‘identification from a | of McKinney ee = 4 HOW AN INNOCENT | . MAN WAS SENT TO buscar FOR LIFE Ceantinued From Preceding Page. ‘hours against the sufficiency of an momenta! glimpse in the ravs of a flash lamp. but finally yielded and the remain- jing question was the punishment to be inflicted. | If Adams’ identification had been Sup ported by a single other witness. | Me Kinney would ha¥e been sent tu the electric chair As it was. the jury brought in a verdict of guilis /of murder in the first degree with! recommendation of mercy The*verdict coincided with Judge ‘ Clevenger's opinion as to the gulit and he was sentenced 'to life imprisonment. Hie was taken to Columbus, Sept. 25 His wife} came to Wilmington that day. There | ! | was a tearful, clinging farewell: and she stood on the jail steps waving as Sheriff Will Kirk's automobil¢ Whirled away on the 60-mile trip to} Columbus. Brige Geta Appeal for Him. But if the parting was heart- breaking it was mot without hope. McKinney was unable to think of himself spending all his life tn pris- | on for a crime he did not comniit | and his wife felt that sdmething would come ft light to prove his in- nocence. Nothing but the knowledge of innocence could have encouraged such hope, for under the terms of McKinney's sentence he was not wub- ject to parole. Nothing but proof of | his innocence could ever open the! prison doors for him. | His wife could have obtained a’ divorce and gone her way and lef: McKinney to his living death. But she gave no thought to that. She’! went back to Cincinnati and worked as a waitress and a laundress, devot- ing all her earnings to carrying the case to the Court of Appeals. Judge Clevenger had promptly, overruled a motion for a new trial and from this'| an appeal had been taken. While | the case was pending in the higher court Louis Vandervoort, 20-year- old wayward son of a wealthy fruit grower of Jamestown, O., was ar- rested at Washington Courthouse for holding up a merchant and stea)- ing a camera. Although his father supplied him with an automobile and everything that he cotld wish, he confessed to several robberies and | the stolen articles were. produced. He had not used them or gold them and his only explanation of the rob- beries was that he committed them for excitement. On information that Vandervoort's cousin, Walter Bangham, had been implicated in the robberies, he was arrested. Sheriff Kirk questioned him. The boy, so timid that he would not go to town to make pur- chases unless his mother aceom- panied him, had a great weight on his mind. The Sheriff's questioning | gave him a chance to unload it. Don’t ‘Cus’ Your Corns Let “Gets-It” End Them World’s Greatest Corn Harvester needs to know Bn tearned about | Everybody, everywhere millions of folks have alread HAVE GOLOR IN GHEEKS Be Better Looking—Take Olive Tablets. If your skin is yellow—complexien pallid—tongue coated—appetite = —you have a bad taste in your m —a lazy, no-good feeling—you should take Olive Tablets. | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—a po stitute for calomel—-were prepeesy Dr. Edwards after 17 years o tS Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. To will know — by their olive color. To have a clear, pink skin, bright eves, imples, a feeling of buo like ’ childhood days you must ea the cause, Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, aet on fiver and bowels like calomel no dangerous after effects. They start the bile and o con- stipation. Take ene or two. nigntiy “ note the pleasing results. 4 36 boxeg_are Sa ee at "666 is a Prescription for Colds, ‘Fever and LaGrippe. ays... y 5 (= Yes, he had been with Louis when | most speedy reme preventing Pneumonia. 8 —_— ee ee Continued on » Next | Page. Take Elevator or Walk Up One Flight +" | Save Money BROS.&CO. f253 St., so, Nest Olive | | = Za : | W AT CHES CREDIT AT CASH PRICES} | (io io) 7h#— ve ee NOTHING DOWN] concn ee — ey i: Uae PRE-INVENTORY SALE — ; 1 PO ivy A —a— 2s y , " With a ‘‘charge account’’ at LOFTIS’, you are prepared at all | : , times to meet demands for handsome valuable Jewelry, and to make worth-while gifts as occasion requires. WONDERFUL VALS Diamonds, Watches earls, Ds Rings, Slanct ona dap $4.00 A WEEK the Feature Of 10-Piece derfully well made, | sts of large size buffed 6-foot extension table | iH in this Half Million De ‘of This Huge Bargain Event Dining-Room Suite fioned and beautifully de- $ sirror back, serving table, irs with genuine leather f Suites at only 7 — —_—-— — i $190 American W Walnut Bedroom Suite Suite is splendidly constructed, i. thiblenehty: designed ¢ in the Windsor period and large proportioned. Com- prises large-size dresser, spacious chifforette, semi- vanity dresser and graceful bow-end bed. Priced in this Half Million Dollar Sale of Suites at..........6. $375 10-Piece Two-Tone Dining-Room This beautiful Dining-Room Suite comes in the newest two-tone finish. Finely constructed and elegantly designed. Consists of 6-foot extension table, extra large buffet, china closet, serving table and five side chairs and one armchair with tapestry seats. Priced in this Half-Million-Dollar Sale of Suites at \ ai ES hth a i til, ' i’ =: $279 Full Vanity Bedroom Suite Suite is construnted of genuine vies aaliall and consists of large size dresser, graceful bow- end bed, spacious chifforette ‘and full vanity dresser. Priced in this Half Million Dollar Sale of Suites ..” is HING CO. | LIVE. STREET = mee wae $525 7-Piece Ivory or Gray Bedroom Suite $90 Two-Tone Breakfast Suite Comes in elegant ivory and buff finish. Consists of drop-leaf table and 4 chairs. Priced in this Half Million Dollar Sale of Suites we Priced fn this Half Million Dollar male of Cena = BROS.ACO. iss 208 N. Sixth St, Near Otve } « me "9 *.

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SUNDAY. e ad | The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equais that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. nti . — rm c ; salut 4 wantin ee. - — — - _—~ a Ly, | | » £5 : Sy PR as Sp Se cape a s— , \ ° . $4 se robberies were committed. | Y, —\ es , | | to $28.50 values at ‘Wonderful Treatment Helped Faith. “And,” he added eagerly. “I was) 95 TC —-e~epeth i. | 75 +, ful Wife to Save Husband with him the night that he killed e —crecsaeteeee= ne —— | }) , | 4d j Else Failed McCreight.”’ SAT) $51 ,ecee— Te SCT p, a > waa — a 3 There had been reports that Van. OSS ete ¥ r hea. *. o ieee 2 PRD ay! Mag ete « " ’ . * ’ - “ . oe wee) Pee ele aie ages deypwanainaly J+ oe ot « ‘ Seah a % adi % oe ota it. Address . J. W. HAINES that he liked thrills, and there were | eet os i Glenn Bldg. (inciupati, Unio. . no thrille sis ee He had | the a i) Be Se La > a remarkabie value. Was $525.00, now ——————_-—_ siz ' ih er~ : .s , 1 only—3-Piece Overstuffed Tapestry Living-Room Suite— Stee read “Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde” and' n , oP : ‘ | - 3 ; roomy davenport, chair and rocker. $187 50 ie 5 : — " . > had seen it on the screen three! times, twice im ore night. That way Was $295, now tr only—ro-Piece Drning-Room Suite, perfectly matched genuine lay thrills.a-plenty. He would be OEP ne; " Corns " Rndowed with a frank co : =: oN —_ 3 walnut, Kenaissance Period design. 595 ; Endowed with a frank countenance . ¥ “ . fn ain aw : $5 5 — -™ iy, T pheno Rien ote mig prea —__ I only—g- Piece Italian Oak Dining-Room Suite, ex- $275 A 0 iy}! traits tn ordinary materoourss, ‘ents ns quisitely finished. Was $450, now... 3 Le sme Z T T M h . 5 7 7 to turn aside. when the craving for Two-T one Tapestry Suite i only—g-Piece Walnut Dining Suite, highly polished fin $295 WO- one onair uite ish, chairs have tapestry seats. Was $395, now......... Thie two-piece Gales 16 tebelsacad Sa Se Aes dels A 4 ij PERFECT rv C . thril possessed him. to drive wildly Lift Off with Fingers This comfortable, roomy Suite is of finest construction; has spring r orly—r1o-Piece Mahogany Dining Suite. $295 and will last a lifetime—has loose spring cushiorf$ and spring = AT HOME through the night and rob and, if it seemed necessary. to kill. backs and spring seats, with loose spring cushions, upholstered in Was $305, now...... . backs of finest construction. A Veritable Movie Criminal. a tapestry and neutral tone velour and trimmed with rich 1 only—«¢-Piece Bedroom Suite, genuine walnut—bow-end bed, That Valentine night he required tassels— 1 -j ranity, | hiff “ thrift} t af hi | 48-inch dresser, 50-inch vanity, large chifforette. $2 ; aoe 9 naar uae areve get oad Was $495, now a ' | os 295 $300 Value, Convenient 1 in : $225 Value . 3 Convenient 1 only—7-Piece Bedroom Suite, genuine mahogany, $395 2 Pieces, Credit Terms *. ae 7 & i? : Reet “- a & a Be gS x lab Sai CW «Se ht tle pO css tli sea, sbi rT re oe Cc) “hy Be ai ad Coa A picked up his Bangham cousin an‘ . : on into Wilmington. He would «gt 3 Pieces Credit Terms Grand Rapids make. Was $575, now. his thrill by breaking into the hard- ‘ 3 only—¢-Piece Bedroom Suite, genuine walnut, poly- $450 ware store although there was noth- : chromed. Was $675.50, now... . Se Se ar os UC aie r only—3-Piece Bedroom Suite, mahogany fish. $175 . ing in the store that he wanted. So he drove to the mouth of the aller Was $325, now... | 3 and dragged his reluctant cousin in t : with him. Then the policemen came & ! Also many other odd pieces, too numerous to mention Bere. | ' and they spoke roughly to him and ‘i he never could bear to be apoken to | VY s in that manner. So he shot his 7 ‘ , “ 2 : 7 conan waneee , + ik ae ' . ' $ SSS rv re Weus out, just like he supposed Mr. Hrde KS 3 TTT Be vIn ‘ , m , e - >= “ would have shot himself out of an ae gUibbRGB?, | cassamanady sttiee- Bi 2 a0 2 eS ee _e— a . _ oe 4 “/~ = -_ | f i } ii if ; f i te. . 7 6 = , > . ‘ — » . . Be keh ope ed : ; “¢? , aa ad ie a8 ee : rs un the ow nt “ty iomrhanntesnod ect AR Abe Nights tidy: De: REA aR aya rciest oes e ‘ — v a. te, ft, ap When McKinney was arrested and te tried Bangham wanted to conr’ess | LIKE LEMONADE ne a ) ' “If they give him the chair.” he said a “T'll eonfess and save him.” He wou'd have established McKinney's cs. innocence {f he could have done i[t | ‘Phe Splendid Bowe! Action of Real without establishing his own guilt. “Epsom Salts without the Awful Taste 2 524 * wild notion to catch Adams LENE LEI C SL ENLN H O St my bg, co ja p> 7 | — Se [3 ae A Popular Style and Very Low Is this Queen Anne Period Bedroom Suite, in walnut ; has bow-end ted, large dresser and popular chifforette Y ing table sold separately). 3 Pieces ~ 15 Convenient $159 Value = Credit Terms es sarninaes ES BA NR A rel te Net sox iuige! + Site Ti shai Wd dig seals tihtie pier Let Re ies ¥ TRO es pr sane oeniree eRe yes out somewhere and ‘stick him up” and argue him into backing down on Genuine W alnut Adam Bedroom Saite his identificati f McKinney. | i vad screen ai aeons The illustration does not do justice to this beautiful Sulte in ik ‘gulliacn’itees’. om iene the Adam Period design; all the pieces are of generous size. : Full-size bow-end bed, graceful dresser, full-length vanity and well.” Vandervoort said. “while : i iii tone we wan commodious chifforobe. Come in and see this big value. willing to enjoy life while he per- mitted McKinney to get such hope $ . as he could out of a life sentence $300 Value ! Convenient Hope was all that McKingeyr’s 2 Pieces Credit Terms young wife had and itt was hard sometimes to keep on hopin All ft bad been hard Separately— Bed, $39.50; Dresser, $43.50 the week before i been harder than usual She had no though of . ° _ ee ae tae cee tain Vanity, $53.50; Chifforobe, $52.00 t was the same But Mon- norning the depression ltfted » esky brightered As she went — —> W | F; ° h A S be of hope At noon Judge Arthur a nut ints ueen nne uite Fricke. one of her lawyers, called | Consists of eight gracefully designed pieces in the new dull wax ape i“aslintinetsd bihses or sick 0 ve got good news for rov ~ 5 2 aie ‘o* ae (TY walnut finish—oval extension table, five chairs and one armchair * we ta ae rag cage 2 “Ewo boys have been ar- | 2 > 4 Em a with genuine leather seats and imposing 60-inch buffet (china wajor > r 4 ard ene of them has con . gpl a closet sold separately). . P aed ae dowels of a dyse of epsom foaqad at other killed Mc- : . : = * / Sats” Witheut the awful ‘taste aod | reight.”’ As é —, ‘ 2 ° | - > eueee: “Ax few tents buvs a peck + , & | Fe $195 Value $ | 5 Convenient Kitchen Cabinet Special SORTS oN Zi NCE Me Tipe ay —— +e > | IDE , [> _V-) hw h_/ a - 1'=3 Firs peat Ra ke Rae # i ~s x vowge ts alte FD Seinen. OH ; OE Bienes Y ghey 8 ON eh pels x o 8 Pieces Credit Terms We have a complete stock of ‘Epsom Association. Even ehildres ~~ als Lenten pr gpebaottam he A se : these fine Cabinets in newest fC morning cag ming designs: the one illustrated Biadiv take it, Drug stores Spee rt “ _ om. expecting to find her husba nd a , ; Thi has sliding curtain door, met- = ————— : : s $95 Blue Enamel al-lined flour bin and bread ADVERTISEMENT there, but there was legal tape tha: : me * box, > Ss : . Cabinet Gas Range —— rH” 4 a SeR oe Bh apeioene. Attractive Living Room—Emergency Bedroom 2.6 ] Bride Hastens His Reicoer. = : S euri 1S! Judge Clevenger had decided A big full-sise bed davenport with extra large chair and rocker; . ft : before he could do anything the fine quality velour upholstering; two-tone wainut ls in backs: ‘ Sanitary ename! ver; cleans om would have to be sent back to him full cane under arms: loose spring cushions, an two beautiful : ' | ‘ . . dine ed all o ; el price... . mi | . like a dish; has full 18-inch oven and é ge ae baa TO) 1) Not Rheumatism Seees'Uhe Court of Appeals. He told. suaburst coshiees laciaded - m *h ; Mre. MeKinney he had written b : : itten | roiler, 4 burners and every imprevement. SO RE inane TnI ban Parma iimatiag! p> 6 hue! wo Stanton Set if ” d That aharn eiadbing a4 " the JIndge Wade Cushin e et a . - i | Je + — , . dine ane er 4 2 | i } : art a bows he sponkins bade. ia, ~ nase ee eel eat $300 Value ? Convenient | | ! 4 1 . —— ; : : - : s : " bg : as . : vat i ze te > retonn over atura Dack to Cineinnati Thuredav morn _ — . Fol > Hard Ma le Breakfast S ng she went to Tudge Cushing and eee ee es Ing a-Bed i S . Y - —~ Decorate it to Suit Yourself This Enamel-Lined Refrig erator Gees té the Citaten County Court Has panel cane ends, converts into fu!!- Includes table and four chairs in hard maple; . ™ your : . . : " ‘ ; - i : : p . . 7 a . ; . r £% 2nd gave her th Necessa = ; . ‘= , Siz i and ° : ee Oe 8 tee ar | Sn toc she wont trate ce Ween nh wn phe sh ge: S) chairs have eplit-cane oe rantee. > une wm me 3 ra a mine- meet | operation; complete ef & seats: can easily be . ve ; a = ith tufted mattress iia wT .* : ‘9 ~ 4 . —_ Ee ee, 2) te the case again under his covered with attrac- decorated as r jurisdiction Judge Clevenger issued tive cretonne only illustrated. > ee ™~ ce a i = — = + ht & (tae >. « Fa - t@ entered an order remanding the tHE fi ero. Abeorben: frem A $25 value. 7, eee us Co end Wolf Wii. an order upon the Warden of the es THE HUB—Washington at ; s penitentiary to release McKinney to > non sed heme I

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Ps - ae Ee be ae (et ee ey - —aa————" 3 : co £ + 4 - ¥ G % ~' * "1 ot SUNDAY MARCH «4 {e929 a , The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dafly Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH! © 29 ADVERTISEMENT. sales Pimple Remover 4 How Stuart's Calcium Wafers Work Out to the Skin and Clear it of Pimples, Blackheads, Boils, Muddiness and Such Blemishes. The manner in which Stuart’s Cal. | cium Wafers influence a beautiful complexion is one of Nature’s mar- yels. Their first action is to remove the sour fermentations that are apt to poison the blood and thus disfigure the skin. Then the calcium itself is a natural agency to skin health and is appropriated. by the tissues for its HOW AN INNOCENT MAN WAS SENT TO '/ PRISON FOR LIFE Sheriff Kirk to be brought back for retrial “Come along,” said Sheriff Kirk. and Mrs. McKinney hurried ahead of him to his automobile, waiting at the curb. The car sped away through a snowstorm on the 60-mile drive to Columbus. Sheriff Kirk had telephoned the warden to have McKinney ready ot noon. He had been dressed out in the quite presentable suit which “he State of Ohio gives departing guests and had gone to the hospital with:n the walls to say goodby to some friends there, but he came quickly when word was sent that the sheriff had arrived. His wife was waiting in the corridor. The barred door swung | open and McKinney rushed out. His wife ran forward and he clasped her in a long @mbrace. spoken. Freed and in His Wife's Arms. have shot us where he did. The ene that wore the riggin’ did the shoot- in’. That’s positive, The Xenia case is the killing of another policeman, since McCreight was killed. Without discoverable motive he wae shot six times by a man who escaped in an automobile. Vandevoort is said to have boasted that he committed that crime. As it has turned out, the conviction of McKinney was the luckiest thing that could have happened, both for him and Reno. If he had not been convicted, both would have had to serve out $2000 fines in jall, which would have kept them there nearly 10 years. But on account of the mis- take {in convicting McKinney Judge Clevenger suspended not only his bootlegging sentence but that of Reno, along with the dismissal of | the murder charge on which Reno | was awaiting trial. So it is not altogether magnanim- | ity which prompts McKinney and his | wife, happily reunited, to forgive ev- | ervbody and let bygones be bygones. - _—- A ee DR. E. W. SCHRIEVER 95.00 Pistes Crowns, Bridge Werk $5 09 "20 OLIVE STREET Heurs: Daily, 6:38 te €008 ee Opposite Maryland Hotel GLASSES FITTED SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Correctly fitted glasses relieve headaches and Herwt ness. Our years of experi ALPINE OPTICAL CO. ence assure you of sa DR. E. H. SIELFLEISCH trist and Optician 202 'N. ———— ae No word was. WELCH & CO. UNNI DUAL DDR wn ——— 1105-1107-1109 OLIVE ST. URCHASE & SALE- of ELCH & CO ~ 2% a mee SPATIAL ¢ AAI. «) ab )} nM DO. SUVTVE TD a HF)! esa om nn ym i. GRAND RAPIDS A SAMPLE HMMA TY Datei) 1) Lik | FT) Ns yopaTH ND 9IN (cq - body could be more sorry than I 1m for the injustice that has been done you but I want to say for your own good that if you had not been going bad you would not have got in bad here. Judge Reads Him a Lesson. “It was bad associations that brought you here. If you go back to that bunch of bootleggers in Cin- | cinnatil it will not be six months un- The remaining details were | to and farewells ve Derpenenyny pi OL LY )) v1 furore last year! | i { ’ i } til you will be in trouble again. You | have good parents, who brought you | body will help you go straight. If Your wife has stood by. If you try to go straight every-.| REED & FIBER Offered During Event for Only ... tonne. $22.50 Rocker; featured at $28.00 Rocker; featured at........ Gobd news indeed!’ Through decided efforts on our part, we are able to repeat the wonderful event that created such a We acquired the entire line of samples and exhibition show pieces of the celebrated THWAITES FURNITURE COMPANY, GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, reed and fiber Furniture at extreme discounts and are passing the savings we obtained along to you! threshold of the Spring season w home. While the low prices are Important facto the prime feature—remember this Is THWAIT they are SAMPLES and EXHIB nL" Se .¢ s . wae UW as NC aX = This Rocker has removable seat—the back and seat are covered in an excellent grade of beautiful cre What a wonderful opportunity! hen everyone is seeking this type of Furniture to brighten up their rs, the usual S GRAND RAPID ITION SHOW PIECES they even EXCEL the unusual high standard for which THWAITES reed and fiber Furniture E ae" ‘ F tg CA OF FECES . . And right on the very IGH QUALITY of this Furniture Is FURNITURE and because is widely known. ' ——- or: ANT TY it f eet) Uy} ‘bs Mer: ‘ 4 ts Pevy — - - . » — ~= “SP Feususy = .* , ; ow A st*Z SPR’ = Wi . ~ PP ae y 7! “¢ = aA A ~ ro (Ia oN ; Ye rae . ‘ ry ie" t4 y= Fa — $59.50 Fernery, Bird Oage and Aquarium com bined . eee $17.50 Magazine Stand access 12.50 $28.75 Rocker csommeceremwr eer. h 4 ( }\ ‘ ; . A Ree « Chaise Lounges: ere gi ¢¢ ll $44.50 Chaise Lounge; featured at..,..... $49.75 Chaise Lounge; featured at $53.75 Chaise Lounge; featured at........ $64.50 Chaise Lounge; featured at........ $60.75 Chaise Lounge; featured at. ....... 850.50 REED & FIBER * $15.50 Table; featured Mt... ccccccossecee® 9.78 $15.00 Table; featured at... cccccccsesans 11406 $18.00 Table; featured at. .«..scesceeee- BI1288 $21.50 Table: featured GS. « ccccccecceccoo eee. $25.00 Table; featured | vaca M17.00 $22.50 Telephone Stand ........$14.50 $16.75 Magazine Rack otindnandn 9.75 $14.00 Aquarium ot anaes $16.00 Book Rack ner @eee ee «- .§1 1.50 919.26 $24.75 Swing eninntthiasviesecce anes $16.00 Ladies’ Work Basket ooee 11.26 $14.00 Ladies’ Work Basket .....8 9.76 . 7 | \ \ r TABLES} '7 : ; i

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@ ‘ male WR: te YE DORE ise Birsatet eye milai PR gee brie ihe aii "ay hee . t pes Det, PS 4 Adena wig: _— ; oi ne sate " sai “Oe ee a ” ate”. rT Poe . 7 y Pe enuffling, mucous discharge, beadache, = drypese—no stroggiing for breath at ; ‘3 — eold or catarrh is gone. 4 | Some stuffed yp! Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Baim from your druggist now. Apply a little of this | nt, antiseptic cream in your om let it penetrate through ev ery air passage of the head; soothe and heal the swollen, inflamed mucous membrane, giving vou instant relief. Ely’s Cream Balm is just what every | sold and eatarrh sufferer has been eceking- It’s just splendid. Clear Throat - AND NOSE ived from the pepper- mint plant— has sucha clearing effect 0 the nose and throst that it is used by meee and throat specialists. Its action ts - positive and immediate. breathe freely.” No more hawking, | DR. WYATT BROWN WILL BE LENTEN SPEAKER THIS WEEK Dr. Trins of Wisconsin to Preach To-| day at Two Local Episcopaliaa Churches. The Rev. Dr. Wyatt Brown. of Bal- timore, moonday speaker at the Lenten services of the Episcopa! Brotherhood of St. Andrew at Christ Church Cathedral thts week, will be- gin his series of addresses Tuesday. The Rev. Dr. B. F. P. Ivins, dean of Nashotah House, an Episcopal theo- | logical college of Wisconsin. will speak Monday. Dr. Ivins will preach this morning at 8t. John’s Church, 3666 Arsenal street, and tonight at |Trinity Chureh, 4000 Washington boulevard. The subjects chosen by Dr. Brown | for his noonday addresses appear to bave been suggested by the recent rermons of Dr. Percy Stickney Grant of New York. Dr. Brown will speak Tuesday on “The Virgin’ Birth.” Wednesday. “Dr. Grant and Modern- ‘ism::” Thursday, “Federation of Churches.” Friday, “Chasing Fox::s.” Dr. Brovn was a speaker at the noonday Lenten services here three years ago. when he attacked the after-war wave of spiritualism. _—— ee BULL RING HORSES PROTECTED Lsed in Cevering Bodies France. By the Associated Press. PARIS. March 3.—Toreadors and |parliamentary deputies headed a parade of bull fight fans in a re /eent demonstration at Bordeaux to |show the authorities that they are ready to resist efforts to abolish 'the “imprescriptible right’ to the | sport that has become a part of the i tife of the southern provinces. | The full fight fans, who hare often been prosecuted, but remain | undiscouraged. uphold the “inalien- |able right” of man to fight bulls. |They declare they cannot see why there should be a fuss over bul! fighting as iong as heavily-muscied gentiemen of all colors are treated ,} as national heroes for punching each ‘other's noseg in the prize ring. They Devicos DISCARDED HOUSEHOLD have made ome concession to the CASH eor exchange them needed threegk POST-. (human societies, however, by adopt- ing body protectors for the horses A Scenes * @een* @@e@eeeee es - * These good points will be found in every » > ND Garment ’ ae ee @*y Clothes Bond: Difference that makes Bond’s Better . Clothes Bond's has revolutionized the methods used in the clothes making industry. Bond’s has reorganized the “old fougled” tailoring methods and created new and better methods. Bond’s has perfected the production of clothing to the highest de- gree. You will note from the illustration to the left the important construction of a The Life of Your Clothes Is in the Be to a a pee ie y 4 IN FU OOE "PART SIX. a “3 oO oe . ss as neue z : ee > ’ a Sm ty xs 4] : Bo “ig -—s & Be a “4 8 rae - a by oa a FOR LENTEN 3 Good Friday Worship Held in Several Dow Theaters. March: Geed Friday services wi in several downtown thereat 20 as part of the Church fenten program has nounced by the meetings . committee. Th noonday Lenten services, h Garrick Theater from M Friday of each week will federatlie morrow. The complete program ¢« rick meetings, together wh meetings [to be held churches, is as follows This week. Monday to -' ygive—Speaker. the Rew. erick F. Shannon Central tional Church, Chicago, at Garrick Theater: § py day. union meetings. Church of the Redeemer. Vethodist. Second Baptis ond Presbyterian co-ope day to Wednesday at tiet. Thursday and Frid end Presbyterian March 12 to 18—Spea March i!2, the Rev, Stone of the Fe meterian Church. Chica ro Friday. the Rev. Dr. Frrebinson MetCormick Seminary. Chicage. Each riek Theater: Lafayette F dist Church. § ocioek € Compton Heights Timothy with Tailoring DISPATCH WANTS. used in the bull rings. Bond garment. It is this construction that | 4 . makes Bond style “stay put” throughout the entire life of the garment. Genuine “Hymo” front—the best obtainable. The oe grade of canvas— padded bv hand. Hand-filled and hand-shaped collar—it hugs the neck. Bond’s New Spring Styles Direct from our own Tailor Plant oe Lie cuan Sa aeccaies ‘ + eet HTT A iectan Sleeves set and hung bv hand. Special arrangement of stitching on lapel—insures shape retention. = The New Lloydalet Only a mother, who has the Gaily handling of a baby carriage, can fully appreciate this unusual mew baby conveyance. It com- bines Baby’s first and second catriage in one; is smaller and lighter than any other baby car- mage; yet almost as roomy as a — ee . —* easily handled; and serves perfectly as a has hand- y Buttonholes strictly Vv made—thev last. alues That Are Incomparable Rt Oe ge ¢ Every button sewed on bv hand—they stay on. cident Mebdbed ee che ae re A Fy RN aR : REIS Ray il Se 6 Gata Lining selected both for durability and appearance. SRI KangalfaRe Spring styles never were as smart as these! You can’t recall a clever weave that you can- not find at Bond's. Bond’s New 4-Button (Brook's) Model Every garment hand finished throughout. a eae dee ne ee me i SRE RIA LR Tae say pay Se verse « You can’t Suggest a new good style that we cannot show you here at Bond’s. And there are hundreds of : other models that are Bond’s own—neat in lines, and supreme in quality—tailored according to the “new Bond’s standard’’—at Bond low prices. Direct to the Wearer Please keep in mind the fact that we are mann- facturers who sell direct. Here you are not expected to pay enough to make up road salesmen’s commissions, re- tailers’ profits and expenses and losses from bad accounts —all you pay for at Bond’s is Clothes! That's why we believe you save from $10 to $20 when you buy Bond's Tailored Clothes. i | AODWOOMA MAPZ ord wrHrry OM = FOB NG RN Ethel 8 erat aN ae Bond’s New Gabardines Por cAilly Spring evenings, for motor ing — for everybody wear you'll And one of these “weather proofers” imdispen sable. $21.50 : ARN aE PIE Tare GAY BRIER rel GPE MEOK IG ASE © “ig: oy ae oe eee Ete Spease pinta Start Him in Right Theonly carriage _ —Buy His =i | First Long Pants Suit at Bond’s strand. Den’t We are especially well pre- eccept a subst> tute. Find the Lievd name-plate pared to take care of the needs of the lad who is buying his first “long pants Suit.” SVB my BOR) Vr e aR wen hha’ tt ey enengeet ches. Ask your dealer to show you Licydalets. Lloyd Baby Carriages G Furniture on the seat. ot : 4 “ * a, th pone gh ale iB rai 55 ot, , Get the “jump” on the Spring season—see the new Spring styles first at Bond’s—They’re great! Pat os oy swe wi aegis Re: ot tammery ey nay We ne oe Sty vane POL Ie neat RT A bce ee ahs Ask deaiers te ehow you beautifal When the youngster arrives at the age when he's “all arms and legs"—you'll find the average clothing store {sn't prepared to show much of «a variety. “4 : “4 | wah ee ua ie ae Bit} BRET EP Ret 4). oe eure ‘| A if But Bond’s isn’t an ordi- Meat: ' nary store. When we do things here, we fi co > % Ce i a 1 . “vr 9 * = APY Pe eae Eeeeet «= f : B.S iss Dat by er 2 Bt hi Fe w ne Se " ae > So MERE rene 9 Ey 9 Ulan aca 2 ans & er es ey : % rs, war 4S." a tt e ¥ wo SE hen. (ze Sy 4 a phe es ee SREMEEERPT BATE | do them right. So if you're buying his MELEG EEE Epap df | . first long pants Suit, Arcade Bldg. \) ze “ite oy and eave You many oe _ OLIVE .AT EIGHTH STREET Veatiemes “case srpad me rear brokict, , ; Liew L. ernages, Liovdaiew, ; SF m sae a a re “rMituir. game of Une . — nee eee be " ig — : —_ em = : -* , Rame eer eee ee ' a a . =e ac? - . v4 2 ? Send part Geb Plas. me LLOVD MANUPACTU THE LLOV' | "RING “esPany * os _ — — Tay ba

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i SOEUR kn FETT ESE SEC rigon OF THE | 31. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —==——— N _ NY PART S | ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 4.,, 1993 Con pt , | EE Regen egies : | Pins tf SERVICES esse, oepescgzionst x2) HOUSE TO ENGROSS BILL FOR "°c "Nihon the Minot Pest f operati ; : } Sa 156 é j “y PURCHASE OF HISTORIC TAVERN ¥:!ro2a was puitt it missed the FO YOUR SAviabarrion Ma *h 19 »* ‘ re ‘ T ? ~ es "ore ‘6 I () ae. ‘ pe akers ; Til wn pare nj pe d. al lea st LOT a time . Rev. Dr. H. ] Hah . Rises SeetNG : ; - ad nm, Salem EFEvan-'| ts he a This week, Monday to Friday inr- the publication of her works until 1830 on the Missouri River bluff in pal Malvida von Meysenburg was born where the Santa Fe Trail originated, | Sk ey L Le | ; with Compton Heights Christian.' continuously until her death in 1992./ trail and the Missouri River. Arto. ~ 2 O5\\\ — FURNISHINGS — //4; ; eee y 7 A | : ~ | ~ fl Np, S ane deposit will deliver any- 7 wl | Car after car of new Spring ¢ a A Will Deliver This | merchandise are arriving daily. S\ AT REDUCED fy 0 le that you may choose, and the bal- They embody the newest designs In YS. ance can be arranged in weekly or .-dining- d living-room (Sd CSD a DOWN} Phonograph to Your Home | 9 zesroom, gitecroom,andtvine coor RatNN PRICES 2. imalpmept inte soe Pay Balance Under Our Thrift Club Plan | prearyecowes e 3 eciaibranntet salen. Se ——DQ5-90 Readg for Immediate Delivery Another Chance to Secure ' | Blue Enamel : $75.00 DAVENETTE SUITE —) COMBINATION $245.00 FULL VANITY VANITY BEDROOM ou SUTE s * . : | This sucitenatic faecen. Bauer atu Queen Anne Period Bed- $ if 4 walue that demands attention. A handsome room Suite is well constructed throughout i ; massive Davenette Suite. Constructed of anest § . ia RANGE and elegantly finished in American walnut. pond’s ‘New Button Brook's) odel Sketched from Wfe. Fxaoctly as pictured. A handsome Suite for your kitchen. Every pieos very large. Enameled in beantiful gray with blue stripe. A limited number at this price. 7 * MAMAAZPIA OF YET OMm]Y™ Og AOAQOONMA MAPS OOS nxPry mater‘al throughout, covered with brown Spanish imitation leather. Includes davenette that can be —— Oonsista of charming bow -end bed, large converted into a full-size bed, armchair and arm -_ _— ta dresser, roomy chifforette and full-seise van- é , —' Range, ) " ann nes Do not overlook this immense bargain. Seoctel:chle wed rocker to match. Only... \f — We willi gladly compare in you~ home the lowest price Edison | , and exactly se ' —with any make talking machine—at any price. “=; uz os a - , e ee A | A FF —You be the Judge— | | / ‘aa > a | ss Deb ae . ‘99 ps f imal ibe Ss j i : perwpasen . eT it: Cotton Felt . | vers “Your Mind Is at Rest When You Buy the Best’’ —_ / | MEL seaE SESE SBS; || MATTRESS vennannteanial Queen Anne —— iT ) | | A real $10.09 value: all- ™ ‘ak * Z ffs a, AND 4 CHAIRS LIBRARY TABLE SPECIAL NOTICE! gopesey cares in your choice of ocak 95 Just Received— Another Shipment of the | a $100 Model New Edison und writiag paper sativeee SPECIAL TERMS—$5.00 DOWN T= $65DOUBLE-MIRROR ) LIBERAL ‘man curronone oat A , noir 60-Inch Windsor Period CREDIT COUPON DAVENPORT EXTENDED 7et-Piato wiveer én Sed Bon Rend particulars regarding Thrift LIBRARY T TO ALL ; ABLE URNITURE CS Club Plan. = A handsome Davy- $ enport Table; 60 niches in length. in yeur choice of ma- er waeaéinout Exzactiy as Mlastrated.. Only... * iggk Gas ae tte ek eee

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s 99 oT. LOUIS -POST-OISPATCH — The City Circ ulation of the Daily POST. DISPATCH alone Approximatély Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the — Combined. _ : —= meee ete a, At OLE ” . As aerial which has ee ee oe ~ —_—— re —Xemparative Transmitting Qualities. ered the Vest for registering. Teno 4 - 2 tached to & tree can be ; The human voice is generally be- and sopranos have the greatest dif f. . k reakirg by piac'ng« | Meved better than musical instru- | ficulty fn retaining the quality of R A | O Or the Amateur and Expert ea a —_* a ate are ments for carrving aualities on the thelr voices, but they carry i a % the tree an passing : radiophone. The baritone is consid- greater distance -(Evenings—Central Standard Time) Ay DNAS STATIONS STATIONS. Call. Monday. resdav. Wednesday. hursday. riday. y. It is easy enough to get Radio Bargains, but Atlanta. . “WGM | 6:00-— 9:30| 6:00— 9:30 6:0 230) 6:00 9:96| 6.00 aaa! a-60—- 68 what you want are low prices and earentellll | Atlanta.........s. WSB | 10:45—12:00) 9:45—12:00 = 5—12:00 9:45—12:00 “9:45 —13:00/ ~9:45—12-00 quality. You get all of that at Aloe’s. We Still Sell for Less pftsent of Cmenerce Cals} enn. KYW | $= Oe eae ee ml Oooo] SSB STATION CALL BOOKS We are in business to A A ; _— art ww a ° _ . Ri .* . 5! » «2 . ’ . leading retail radio store of =f. Tavis. . ; eRe ~ ; a wr we of all Broadcasung Stations one Vv { hi ’ ‘} ; ' - . . : . . * ; 7 +) a- OO i j : , ORIGIN AT BALDWIN PHONES $12.60 $7.50 - D i tn t of r n rr , avenport........ ns = ——* | +3 hd —— — = 5 ) their calls. Map shows location of Tyr. Pky > > — SR ete, cense mav specif $ -- = wer ’ . - = —s - rs ae a ws. o — —_ = - . A * ~ = x a. oar = —— — Aa a = - “7, Fede i H d on “7 © @ ee @ WD-11 moulded bakelite, 75e value, specia! : 2 ee ) ° -jf ewark.....-..---/ Wee nae, | sa in a ent aceeiasciaaiig enn SER dn an » agg Headphones, 3000-ohms, supersen- " / - Some stations have sv : — -—-— ene, 7, 7, 5 ne | j nol = :| = oa Porcelain VT socket, 50c vaiue,. spe . a al teleg 7 wf I . a JU, UY wet = wy UU 00— §:30 KNOW leaking iv us s* . . »* 4 . eas “a ci ‘ - _ - — ——— > em = — i 5 7 s - — _ "ae ——— " ate 2 . “a? . ' \ ’ — & 0-An Panel mount soc “ ‘ ° , telephone call ;, hev alk n Se enect: d: re ; VW y : 7: 4. J UU 0: oJ “a . ina : :-25) wo UU nn «es Ot : Simple, clear, AMPLIFYING TRANSFORMERS PU eres epoca contesta: which ap-|P geyser — | gape 11-30) -8:00—10-00| “B-00-—10-00| T1-30— 1-001 B-00-—10-00| “Bebe TON LITTLE CFM RECEIVING SETS ecacect’ saa. Rittenhouse 4 to 1 ratio, oO \ e pine a proximate advertising, a om . ; : .% acai: ; a s : a Fae: | 6 15 3-00 ; f = @-4%. 48-00 me py er a ‘ S Thordarson 9 to ! ratio $s 00 5 ie ié, now ' eed . Be carry on experiment ~ Me a} Rg ay Dh Cree eae Toe ly AE ts wirian~ colli tr Aes Peteebevac , a a z J ~~ Sk a helt we 2 eye’: ¢ ” » * a q a 4, Me ? ab te ¥' > => © as “ Reinartz spider aebh colls, comp! Llimination of Noises. stage Amplifier. . Oe a ee ae .$145.06 Honeveomb co nountings, cS at Oe . u censed for such operation Mm rh ause of much “rattling” : et 25 WE is explafneg, and when the broad. | RADIO QUESTI cee cauae Of MUCH Te an. ecle- |] See Ee ES . CA 5 5 os 3 0 vwwyV wo" T.-75 Hone a a enter this fie} th inter. | st E - ua s ws m erst 23-Plate Condensers eae? ERS SS . .$2.25 ‘ — MRE Ituous the von aver" fn Quenes Must Be Accompanied by the} einer solder all connections, oF Flewelling Blue Prints and Instructions. ....50c_ give their lirenses the “once Tented ‘oot Dubilier lee Geechenoers ait . 7 sees B5e and familiarize themselves with e: Name and Address of the Sender. indi . sPocagon ee RADIO LOG BOOK eee ee unse Ten aaan ed 25¢ ~4g-Mecehm Federal Grid Lenk and Mounting eee. % a Te New Flewelling Diagram ard Instruction Booklet actiy what they are permitted to ao Grewel Pised Detecter- rea “43 In the interests of life saving 2 rts Flewelling - sea, based upon “S O S” calls. ! ad “11? ¢ + r mpli- in the antenn A good vy is to use “We can supply any and all pa for the BUY HERE FOR LESS ee ythe |. Wid the ahGiiien OF au ennely-1 Ss tee Seeee. S geet wes Se Circuits, both Tuner and Amplifier easting stations are cautioned by ¢! Ser to a crvstal detector increase the the same wires for the : ~* ~ — ~# 7: ' = = ” - tS = sian — in = — . separtment of Corgmerse to main-| strength of signals received from form the aerial, by running the The Radio Sensation : tain a careful watch while sending | ote) stations which are not as strong through the insulators asd down to WE FILL ALL MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY so that they can cease instantiy as “K&S Db"? If so, please publish the lightning switcn or arrester. GREA | EAS | ERN when a distress call is heard and | +n, circuit. R. W. R. Q. Is there any license to be paid : = Radio Receiving Set, not interfere with the distress sig- es £ seed dei — ae -—~ SBS whe ie | at @ F REE cate ore “a alatingt the end A. Yes: The hookup was published on buying and selling radio supplies, 2 ie a4 6iCess . Tre .iatin ther r ~ " + , aa ~ ° 7 ; - in r COi- n naain cryst sets Wa De ‘ Office Store: This applies particulariv on andf[‘*™ ‘**** estions anad Anewere ie and maxing ystal ~ with single knob control. Boe! . .? , ? ‘ Q at q The . 4 BN re Suit 503 I i | Bid 926 PINE near the sea coasts Recently four nr - i? or - : ’ _ vi 4 Seattle Wash. on the eame day | Stations that broadcast on +299 &nd crystal sets, but a dealer S icense is , a tA fa Fa ia. eae ase Rimage De: 360 meters. My antenna is 159 feet rap for nds , a ! but so far ‘as was reported by in-|: te cin |e eeares tor buying and selling eA & 513 Olive St. and 708 Washington Av. ° . > ef bo 8S a | uN —_ - ~5 ‘at % ies Fe at eee, hole oa oot mem eae alte ir or tte fer mgt POR TM MY ON > pose y : Pa - “3 oa o sa Nari . ‘ ie ab a ev = oan ——9 9 et | os ene tae MS Pee ; Sn Ee ct ae Ferree es he =I oe —— - eee Se a ee se —- _— . . a a Ape, My ge OE Hae 7 SON ARN pe OL i —_s ee ’ ee ee a “+ Oe TR . is the best “ground,” a water pipe or —- ns ~~ - Price $80, without batteries, Larrea a Cre ne trervy mr‘ . . > . ; of } 11 a pipe driven tnto the ground with *°% Ta seein ss ; bulbs, etc. Descriptive circu- : , ‘ pnronmes Will OLten permit very snarp : ‘““MICON’’ OTA MSPPCSHONS, SIPC UY tart & copper plate under it? P. M. ; . oats ; lar om request. Dealers write PEE 2 ie aER tuning § = ne . ; ere pid it: ecu Poa 1) ¥ r ‘afactori! for special proposition on this a e es stan e “ ’ A. (1) Yee. very eatisfactorily ios mene — att: ; ce Leak 06 Miea hand Less . Q. What distance might de expect sensational! set. “" o- 2 ~ ‘ ~~ . - ing messages hr radio. (2) The cold water side of the piping ed with a three honeycomb coil set + auak aft oe 2 JTTay -Vii BCI 2:co NORTM TENTH sTreEea > With .00025 mfd. Micon C Se eetnrt . - ondenser .. system will, in all probability. be the . od " ll a at aia . Condenser Co mbined. $l 1 Mire Hard vs. Soft Tubes. bent, and ft misht teereees ths O08, © Serene metas, 508 Great Eastern Radio Corp. BETWEEN CLIVE AND PINS st « ° " ' * . *» ~ + + 4 f * ion ). rs. oc . > Without Condenser A hard tube is one in which there ctency of rour set to use both. a S : 25 West Broadway, New York awn. ¥- LOUIS. _ ' ms. 8s (‘ondense awe , FAG a ea A. Sigmals have been heard over “ aU @ sory tude is one Q. My single-wiré + aerial runs - ) re ae z “ 1000 miles using a set of this kind. «+ OTHER “MICON” SIZES nm : — = ete ee Hard within two feet of a branch of a tree. © Weal there t nie a si FEDERAL TYP® 57; tubes are ampiil and soft tubes’ Could this affect my receiving ? Manufactured an ANTENELLA + For — _— weathe: strenntous obfections on the part of | Kresge s Dollar Store’ cede tiem eee Ne antenna or —_ ai needed. £ At your dealer’ s—otherwise send pur @. I have a regenerative set and the telephone company. Don’t doit. Regular price, $35, chase price and vou will be «uepplied t . Head Phones, Cry :- witheut further charee. 41 dmgeram wlactor riometers Var —_— 2 — "319 ¢@e " ‘s ~~ x the Flewelling Soper-Cirenit sent ouplers, © 20 . a wexzenngncol Will it work, Naval Radio Rates. nad what chan I ry? : ] “ouas. FRESHMAN CO. INC. MARVEL ORYSTA ‘ 4 E. M ice has doubled it ai mmer- S05 SEVENTH AV. NEW FORK CITY ea Wholesale and Retail. a ag chit eae a ctal rates. After April 1. ait naval GREEN r GREEN | y pm > neg Senta at ROOD DAS VORA OVO 50044 0" “ . : 2t,.G20M. statfons recuested to handle com- ~ tube, and a 1%-volt battery instead ,,e--ie} ae = 1 e » uaernn BALDWwin ea oamh saan | mane patos wilt change ot Gin FRONT FRONT PHONE LOUD , PTT Tie PRT LEP ELT LEE ETL ELIT TTL fe Q. What kind of wire should be thar thie pest ngs Ses : oe with ) that this will relieve the Depart- ” ** . the Communica- ment ofa “peanut” tude (2) Which y } nae r 3 59 r . ae > y ify. m 4. . & as Sao 0 Sa ee aR Soak ba i we ; ye een 7 : . > ? * . 3 ‘ - = . . j : 4 4 2s ¥ ie : : > nail ' : ‘ - ~ats © PES TA RE ri Ree | chan apes 4 ee een TR Rone RR INIRE agh i! AURLES Hl ORS, cre Eaten” HS Ms i Rept A Rta > Sadr Pome yest ot sete Ft yates gt dea FOTN ; A. Re RA eS ‘ 5 —— stores—whole factory outputs—mean wonderful savings to you, as weil as —o vorably with any single-tube set on the market. A regular $50 quality. ; SE7TS6—Reguiar ENWOOD ADIO PF Assemble your Radio Set from our vast assortments. It is your guarantee of satisfaction 6.00. Our price... and real economy. : opeeepeaal wuotr 1sec_oum # value. Sale price Benwood Special Phones e=\ H eq d S ets __ PENBERTIN CRYSTAL RADIO SECEIVINS SETS THE NEW VACOBUB C AREFUL methods of as te set up and operate Wil reecive all toca! station.. These «eis come completely . : i with *® pairs -ef double French type Tube. eperates on cither dry no og se = Outside of 92 er steerage battery. Takes the or aer and all neces- : . . sary wire. These set« are qunree- piace of the Peanut Tube. Fits teed and are «epeciaily orice! at erdinary sectket witheut an Receiving Set separates 5. adapter. Sale grice Penberthy Head. Phones \ mabiinemwe wilh, quan | | aid Penberthy Head Sets at an extreme saving, made fer this exceptionally sensitive a hi possible by pouneiions i — =. og Head Phone; very light weight. : - miss this wonderful opportunity to obtain Sets at nabumsteeen: teks. Geathie bean -\ this remarkable underpricing. Every Set guaranteed bands, 6-ft. cord. specially de- : : satisfactory. Signed reception of music. zives = ° j clear. mellow tone. r : i | : 7 Phones, each $1.00... .82 wy EO ‘4 very pair guar- . 7 ‘—22-Plate. with anteed to be full = ech . price, $5.54. Our 2500 ohms s Head Bands i@wes 7 oS iii FREE RADIO MAPS rice ore purrhase we will give one of ew Detal led Radio Ma irin call letters and geographical lecatien of all bromdecusting tat) ons. A 38243. Printed in red and black. Convenient senle of 100 miles to the inch CC lete Stafions licensed te March Ist shown : omp NEW iT 'f Large shipment fust reecived. alse - omg. tu hes«. Lmoplifte ation ‘eas of any ether tube krewn. ( en=<ueme« euc-fourth S., eurrent o~ ordinary tube. Oper- ates iong peried trode four dry cefi«. Filament veltace 3. filament 2 it ps. s- Plate ve! ‘age —?) te Tiber, Latent ~—c ri = EP 39 Single Coil Sets Loose Coupler Sets “TINE QUT LOCAL INTERFERENCE ! | Every part guaranteed me $7.03 pecs ‘- =%3 Ey if vou live five miles frem bromicasting «tations. we Desitively cuarantee =" t oe ee Dee is ee ie ae. a NR ee Fada Potentiomefer (100 ohms’ Complete Aerial Set~—Sale Price Stranded Aerial Wire (100 feet. 7 strands 3-in. hard rubber Radio Dial with knob, 35c. 3 for 81.00 Handy Radio Sets—Can be attached to any metal $6.49 | TUBE SPECIALS Quality Detecting Tues 3.98 1: $4.49 Vernier Type Variable Condensers Venier Rheostats soit sso | No. 26.....$1.25 i2-plate S33. 1 4-plate $3.69 $3.00 B. BATTERIES 22-plate $3.98 i . - ss =-volt “_” oa ti-plate $4.45 send © eee guaran $2.49 . HEADPHONES Penberthy, 2000-chms, pr.., $3.50 Schwarze, 3000-ohms, pair, $4.95 | Bannard, 2200-ohms, pair. $3.98 Sterling, 3000-ohms, pair. .$4.98 Biue Streak, 2400-cohms, pr.,54.98 Rico Phones, 3000-ohms. ser Murdock, 2000-ohms | .. $4.49 Murdock, 3000-chms ._—-_—sX«« $44.95 | WOLFF-WILSON DRUG CO. RADIO DEPT. SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON AV. : ' : ' ; ’ ; riee $4.25. Our - moo 23 - Pia chanically perfect. All nec- chanically —eeoey All nec- Coneanem te tume eut wanted signals. Our guarantee means a complete refund o? purchase pric? of apparatus will be made if we cannot de this. P We recommend the Kennedy Neo. ®8! Shert Wave Regenerative Reoetter Price. compiete with ali accessories reudy to connect to we ritual. $115.50. One- theusand-mile range cuaranteed Tweo-step amp and leued-«speaking eauip ment cnn be added ff wanted. : Wound Coils, 4x6 MISCELLANEOUS ® Wound Coils, 4x8. | Electrose Insolators toe | Dubilier Condensers | Secondary Coils, 31x6. Audio Prequency Transformers. “* Raw Fermica Tubes. 6 incftes 60. | Benweod Crystals. tested we 7 : } " ’ : : Revetene Lightning Arresters $7.00 \ ariocou plers—Rotar eee 180-degree Variocouplers—Rotar “pecinl €rvetal Detertors Sth }-Way Phene Plugs. «) Phones on Shame Wines Gund. ‘ine * bea Variecouplers—Stator ... ei i80-degree Variocouplers—Stator . 1 Ptue $1.00) Nickel-Piated Screws. dos le Variometers—Rotor ; Pic-Tail Wire. per ft 1 ~ . ~~ tance “<wittches : Then oe 2 . Resin Cere Seider. per ft , acces ‘Hick Seta a t Vanometers—Stator “+ Series Puraidiel Switehe= We Transformer~ Eresiman Varindle Grid Leak and Aeme Transformers : Dials, 3inch . ( condensers $1.90) Fada Potentiometers oe CG OR ORS EET A NE IGINLA eh? Pkt | ass “eee pets oh — Mahogany ( abinets— Howard Vernier Ebecogats : ae e ; $7.00] Federal Trans¢: ; : Sani eeaene Satuae . Hard Rubber Pane! 2x3 "i ade i. aoe Rotors . | Dubilier Ducons Ru Txl 16. .60and Aweart «i ee ble Formice Puncta. Ts9 i. Antenella ‘ 1) ,-inech Ventilators + é6a6-¢ 60 66s 6Se THE BENWOOD co.. INC. Sterling Rheostats me Peanut Tube Adapters vodseeues 1110 OLIVE ST., ST. LOUIS Every Part Guaranteed Mechanically Perfect OE-DAL MAIL OBDSR sERVICS = , =_

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SUNDAY. 3 MARCH 4, i923. ' The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. A Suggestion. . }connected to th » ges ® aerial wire, throu 4s aerial which has one end at- swe Pulley, with ao ~ alm sreugh |— Fae to a tree can be prevented | Aah at the end ef it. When eel g & rom breaking by placing a pulley on eed Sways, the rope will give either | asa 0) 4 Ly Cu Qn | way, thus taking any tension off the "gps tree and passing a rope, which is | aerial. 7 = TERS ] ' Radio Cabinets Made to Order | Sets May Be Calibrated March 6, || p ost-Dispatch Radio Station K S D rasins, but |] fpf Siete 2's Sa aa'ttaaate,om, et acts | by Bureau of Standards Signals} Program for Week of March 5 >) h the grade of | . Saunrantesd J 4 — | ee Daily Schedule Monday, March Sth Bemont 1910 R. T. WA 2605 W s | ? | NDEL al Opportunity to Check .Instruments and Test, ae SBN by Corinne Bcnroe foe rede ficien n r anis livia eudile eide- Wavemeters on Seven Standard Waves — man, soprano and pianist. Ad- dress by E. O, Heyl. _Som0r——=0mor— to be Transmitted. program of Hotel Btatler Orehes- At 9:40, 10:40, 11:40 tra. : RES Ae eee eS 12:40, 1:40, 2:40, 4:00 Tuesday, March 6th | Dl radio fans will be able to test; dicate that such signais are most ‘their wavemeters on standard wave serviceable after 11 p. m., when —_—_— 5 A. M.—Special artist program Use Convenient, Quick Cosi signals transmitted from the Bureau broadcasting programs are conclud- for overseas broadcastin and sig s tt : ; tests given by Margaret of Standards, on Tuesday evening,|jed. The tests also showed that the, Broadcasting of the opening Smit th. soprano; Agnes Gray ‘view | March 6. according to a recent an-' wavemeters of the observers were prices, midsession and closing sa age Bb mig Henshie, pianist. nouncement. generally in fair agreement, but some: : ae M.—Mack Muda tenor; Commencing at 11 p. m, standard differences were as great as 7 per. quotations of the 8t. Louis grain tine, Anton, yeotiniet; George T:astern time, the Bureau of Stan- cent. . 3 | markets, livestock ~ quotations, one ip acks | dards at Washington will send the If the pending radio bill becomes | Mel tbe Mask x ec Wednesday, March 7th ppl general call “QST de WWYV Stan- a law, bureau officials explain, it will, -—— y Market News Serv: — P ~~ ’ P. M.—Slient. | (dard Wave Signals.’’ followed by the: be necessary for the Secretary of ice, U. 8B. Dept. of Agriculture; ¥ ' 25c A PAIR | signal “‘WWYV” repeated for five min-' Commerce to assign carefully select- : | gn p Liverpool and New York Cotton Thursday, March 8th | Valuable wherever head phones are used. Take the utes on the following waves: 550,;ed wave lengths to each radio tele- » ie » | bi ? | 600, 680, 790, 940, 1150 and 1500 me-| phone broadcasting station, and an market; New York stocks, bonds Club ‘Guataleonan at nee Perr aeiaiions dee Har engl alg emerable aes ositive e) ie, ae tee : ¢ 7 per cent would tae : “i ee » & met D oO fu ee ee Anim and money market; hay and ele 9 10" Farien in St. ‘cule in Bpen- contact at all times. Great for experimental elreuits er eotlaa aay a“ - 9D FRONT | ADIOC STORE | ess! 10 in AVE. GTH © © ST.CWARLS~ To ; 257 5 Fruit Jar “A” pen POT RR ROR CROAT RGA ayy) "8 a rattling good ¢ Receiving Set = $3.90 ery sensitive; vo 206ochms; §6 6 $6.00 94.15 | *@eees .$5.75 S, supersen- s2---- $5.00 Simple, clear, efficient a n d place ef In the near future !t is hoped cause serious interference. In view | as h t of set wh k eb - | more wave lengths will be assigned of this, it is desired that the wave- | ver; poultry and butter market; aie West te Arias poe See en bens ee to broadcasters and it will be advan-| meters used be in closer accord, and | 'tageous for fans to be able to tune to correct these errors for sending ay soprano; Vera Ottmann phone tip manufactured. They eliminate the buying of expensive in correctly. If the positions of the and receiving standard wave signals weather reports and forecast, and Mae iakawar, Carel mane aan | telephone plugs and jacks. variable parts of the receiving sets will be sent out. news bulletins Mra. Lillian Dresse, pianist, Em- UNION RADTO PRODUOTS are charted during the tests, tho Wave Schedule March 6. ‘ manuel Church Orchestra, Elise Include a Amplete line of Variable Condensers, V acnum Tube | it | 4 . ’ 11) ‘f transmission for Aehle, director. , Rheostats, Con we Dials. Phone Tip, Jacks aceiving exact position can be predetermined The achedule ¢« ransmiss Seem: Aamaiiiems: of den ain cals cand ~ By —v ‘for any of the standard waves used March 6th follows: : reasonable prices. later on. Eastern Time P. M 8 P. M.—400 Meters Friday, March 9th Order from your dealer. If he can’t sapply you, we will, gs P. M-—Welir Mitchell, tenor: The tests wil] virtually furnish a Approximate Special programs by talented Mrs. George W. Reid, accompa- UNION™ RADIO~CORPO! Cees Mn TMM Lo aca i a et ae aaa | fk ae aks ea ee k Shae ~ broadcasting to Mexico, Lt aoe Sa / ea | metals market; U. 8. official 11:30 P. M.—May Hanaway Mo- These Union Radio Phone Tip Jacks accommodate any round ’ i ied th ih we ik i: Frequency Wave | nist; Josephine ‘Pipkin and Mar- Bureau of Standards test by radio A : Kilocycles Length | singers, musicians, shorte® ad- cus Epstein, pianists. f ‘av ters. Sroadcasting sta- 006 Condensers for wavemeters I ro dcas J ta ‘tions ehould a!so calibrate their in-| ' struments, so as to be able to chesk. to 11:1 600 tails announced daily in the St. &£ P M.—Broadcasting the con- Spaghetti Tubing, yard ‘ oes their own transmissions when spe- - » SER. > ot 4 st. Lou by , Single Pole, Double Throw Switch. 25¢ te al wave lesiathe are assigned. 40 p. ™M. woeeee 680 Louis Post-Dispatch. ee ee — 00 pr. 2 3! 790 V a ; Lnnouncements preceding the acuum Tube Socket sending of the eta ndard teat si) ignal iZ 20) 1) a en ce S 2 9 | ee Wwy’ on the seven different, 12:49 p. 1150 For the Notebook. ....- $145.00 Deblecce « -BC iw le 0 o.oo aes ~~ t P mis. ....50c Se Meare 400 the Flewelling plifier OMPTLY ec. Met , 8 sete: sae || dresses and other features. De- Saturday, March 10th jeer, wal'btnnet'se nto] 400 xe caee | ame : 15,000Stock| 3 KRESGE JR. SLIDER SET | xd Dee cnaal encanto ed cl ahs Apri! 1, ‘etaéats rd wave aig- The natural wave length of an an- | - tock a8) in both code and telephone. nails will be transmitted ra vine itenna is that which will pick up sig- | of First-Class : UNIVERS L SUPPLY CO oO AS | The standard wave signals, the bu- the wave frequency range between nais without any tuning whatsoever. | ° M WOOD ENDS E EA. age $0. BRASS ROD, Pa |reau eaernrs | ates be used by a 1000 and he i It would take a voca! message ap- | Radio aterial : 3 _ , / . ie rene See Seeerene Seep | (ware lengths Seem inti ~etailtnse ‘proximately 12 days to travel the To Be Sold at 203 N, BROADWAY i ceivin ‘ é a oy DETECTOR . ; nee CONDENSER . items te reliminary stand-|(125 and 300 meters). The last will |©™ /m one second. THE CUT-PRICE RADIO ST | iesu m p minar’ . P ‘onducted by the bureau and 80 ob- The exact ot a} vege ; 4 - oe Phones; $7.00 Value servers locate A loading coil is an inductance s 500 kilocycles per second, ’ N 1, WOUND COIL... ..25c | SLIDER. seeclelag atten he * Wevemeler OF wis) and 1000 kilocyeles por second /same distance & radio message cov- | © A A PIELAE GALENA OR MILLION POINT CRYSTAL, 10c |ard-wave transmission experiments he of special interest to amateurs | One of the uses of radio ts the tak- Manhattan 3000 ohm | e / dates and echedules ofj|ing of speeches, news and lectures 7 ; os $4.49 B Id Ph | aiaqwin ones of Washington on Jan. 29 and 30 in- ter. > , Phones; $6.00 Value. . tifically and mechanically 5 egal 3 Recog- A Suggest ion in Tuning. back of the variometer dial. The connected In the antenna circuit to Murdock 23000 ohm nized as the standard radio ey he effect of “body! aluminum strip should be groundei |receive longer wave lengths than the I ppones ..... SS A phones. ee eo * °°” | Care should be taken that it does not ‘natural wave length of the antenna. | teal Ave., Sixth and St. Charles “tg capacity” in tuning in/ radiophone |+....n the frame of the variometer. Radio signaling up to the present |] Other values in proportion, includ- Regular Price em 00, »$ boa signals, place a sheet of aluminum ——e time is made u oa Eee, ee a S ial ac p of several different | and all miscellaneous parts. for peci (oe) m= (o). a : orger=” Dont’s for the Radio. pmethods: Damped wave telegraphy | pbuilding same, , orget the importance of lit- | (spark); interrupted continuous : | | Don't forg P araee ICW), and continuous wave Single Unit. for Loud y tle things. | (CW) [6 “Wy _—— “Tree- tone Don't listen to the advice of be- | ~s NSITIVE — | Record Universal Radio Co Speaker . . SUPERSENSITIVE tecords to be played on the » 3000 O ; ginner friends who know no more phonograph which teach the wire- 1 a i if ALL PARTS—Se. 10c AND 15c i 1 tT — — ee -_—— We Buy and Sell se aa, ae than yourself. less code, are now on the market 604 Washington Ay. | Phe 3 Don't try to master radio all atj/and are said to ‘be Very good for Watt a: Dall | La t Stock f H d Ph BANKRUP RADIO ck ‘once. Begin with the simplest things | #™yone taking up this interesting pear oe mm. Qatunday. eg rgesi 0 ca ones THC} and profitable study , a 3 jand work up. oo an th SAI V AGE - O¢ K 3000-CHMS Don't try to drive tacks or nalls in e ity SUPERSENSITIVE \into bakelite or hard fiber. Drill FEDERAL TYPE 57 RECEIVER SIGNAL TUNING OOIL CRYS- holes an4 use screws. | Famous Diamond Radio Head Phones —Jl-Stage Radio, 1 Detector and TAL SEY—Mounted Complete. | The Ont Don't Take | Don’t be in such a hurry to try the | iti y Supersensitive with adjustable headband; $ re i ee | 4 ee, 4-Stage Audio. neg. $79 95 _ apace Petes: FE:00: $1.95 | Quality Substitutes. ‘get that things are skimped and slip- | | . —_ — tn me ont eee ow faa. oy e IXE D ORYSTAI | $000-0OHM Get the shot connections made. tt \ | | rt | tone is clear, loud and pleasing. Every TUSKA REGENERATIVE Ri AREW D> 4 Phones at Best Don't forget that radio is simple, \ / pair is guaranteed. CEREIVER—Tuner and Liete DETECTOR —-Keez et. 45 tC , | | | Manufactured an de licensed price, $2. Our Na : but that common sense is as neces- | i}. , | Special pair under the Armetro FADA GRYST AL DETECTORS— | Ask Your Dealer for sary with it as with anything else. , ate...” "$19. 95 ee wore ee ‘‘TRUE-TONE”’ Don't hesitate to ask questions. | Our price ... teg. pr., §2. Our price + | Factor ! . | . : eg. Dr., 9-. | y Representatives Tgnorance is no disgrace, and dealers | —_ > | - MUSLO CRYSTAL SE ee . sanaeitemaia | : a | > | | CUTLER HAMMER VERNIER Fidelity Electric Coz 1724 Olive Q),,4 manufacturere are glad to give| = MURDOCK, DOP DON: as 6 cc oe ceuaumas .$3.98 Complete with Antenna eI — genie | Equipment. Sous _* 39.95 a S3.56. i pur ae $1.29 advice. . | | BRANDES, per pair. sweeweoeezpeeeeeeeneene Re Ly te ge ey 5 a ae MARVEL CRYSTAL ShTS— b 91.00. ur price, | | Complete with Headphone and | WORKRITE VERNIER RHE- | | . - 1 : etwas Ger ic... Sees | | — fe PRERPEhn OOP DORs . sco vec dec cecum etgenemn es $1.50. Our price : : ur price . 94.00 u De veses MASTER. BALDWIN CL A} CUTLER HAMMER FILAMENT HE] / O ONDON! f f a) HAH “True Tone”’—“Kellogg”—“Frost”—~“Manhattan” ' OUD SPEAKER— - Regular / Blithe a = Complete with Master Bald caaoa $3. a car octom 19¢ ; F 3 eee ||! “Blue Streak’ — ee Electric” — P : ow ii}! “Delta”—*“Schwarze.” | prisess2000. ur yg Qe Ropers Soe vi er Me OE 99 ot, i $14.95“ errsts complete : Pe EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED MASTER BALDWIN HEADSETS os sia 59¢ “je MK . Wt | as Uur pri Regular price, $12 ma IE 99 FILAMENT RHEOSTATS— MANHATTA : _ tele, ul a Larec and lete ; Biarcregiy oo] HEARS LONDON, ENG.) an | apres ea SETS Regular Agen | Ose PICO | sille WwW radio AN 2000- | Hegular price, §1.00. 796 Smré-—Regular price. © 2 Q5 | Oe es 5 godicbr ARIAL 2. 7 PARTS TO MAKE FLEWELLING CIRCUIT w SADSET PLUGS—R ri Daeustite, with Tatent- $2.00. Our price HR i | ~~ ggg —_ —_ ae ans om ; i 9e, M tings. a. ama. weuND VARI- Our price bs 39 1 Rheostat. 7 Binding P oste—Diats. i Peas Gee price. Regular price, 79 49c : a Complete With Instructions..................912.05 SILK-WOUND VARIO- Our price OLKS who have a Receiving Set are always oni oy STANDARD VARIO- Our. pri ne ae 79¢ grams have become a source of daily pleasure. i! |ill Wits any ordinary receiver and any ear. ™. $ 19 sp OS shreggiercy a eguler eTANDARD sw iTcH LEVERS— You'll feel the same way about it after vos haye No adjustment necessary. Price. . ].29 the little dial and “pick up” music and lectures “ from all parts 6f the world. Sets at a wide range Sterling Battery Recharge of prices here, also a complete line of parts: | I] Used frofm any lamp socket, very -'§ to ‘> r e GENUINE BAKELITE | KIESELHORST PIANO CO., Drice F. @ K. VERNIER CONDE SERS wt TON oe gg hee gg! a : —23-Plate, with Knob. Res ogy eh gamepiatameag ; St. Louis, Missouri. ney — tite $3. 45 HARD RI BRER 3-IN. BLACK jf GENTLEMEN :— ¥. @ K. VERNIER CONDENSE RS DIALS—Recular price, “11-Plate, with Knob. kee eee Peeeee 5 < 19¢ Knowing that you are agents for Sa eta uipped with ammeter, eliminates guess- Price $3.75. Our $2.95 Bianogun). regular price, 1c mee sel Radio, it would interest you to know teh ot $2 | } ms Charges “‘A” and “bat $1 4.95 ORRL SBA ‘VARIABLE CON- $6c. Our pri the results that I have had with my "ZENITH. Marvel Crystal Set, special e 50 sopien, - Gaede oi. oeit vs oun cs vee Slaue with ese dea Diet mY MIAD POINT a. I have had even better results than I had Westinghouse Aerola Sr. (complete), $68.00 Regular price, $4.75. $3. 95 Our price . any idea of getting. I have heard all the Westinghouse R. C. $125.00 MILLION POINT ¢ _ STAI.$— CHELSEFA VARIABLE CON- Heyuiar price, z 14 important stations of the United States and Magnavox Loud Speaker, $35.00 | Pacent Audio Frequency Transformers. o* . $3. 49 - | j Balance ‘with Kush Counter Our price vi SA ‘Gnvsn 4¢ last Friday evening I picked up London, Western Electric Head Phones ; Amplifies Music Without Distortion , | Speries 44.35. © egular price, 25c, | @ England, and Havana, Cuba, and they came in (not army type), 7.95 op? R lar price, $4.25 Nez v , , y yp 1 ler Sets Ott price. es : $3. 45 UBBER TOY ssi wiaives er even plainer than some of the closer stations. Lorraine 180 degree Variocouplers, $5.00 | Bestone “B Batteries, 22 volt, large size, CO 43-PLATH VARIABLE RUB! ; é I can surely recommend the "ZENITH" fora , Audio Frequency Transformers $s | fresh shipment, $3 ee WED, -cdenuss $1 .69 ; 00 | Best 66m 5 -volt ] e B Batteries, 4 yoprrrre ea 2 ‘ AERIAL P non. Dr. $7.50. Our pr. 93.90 elie $1.60. - 89C a $ : 9 ° ° | | wor Socket Bakelite FROST 1000-OHM SINGLE UNIT | Our price , ig a en Bee oe aun! 1D. | Who's Entertaining? | |/Eig=e"_ OMETERS—Regular $2.95 PEANUT TUBE SOCKETS— ; et rath | | U. 8. | i COUPLERS—Regulur MAGNUS \ ERNIER ADJUSTER PAYM | od $2.45 | EASY ENTS ' eager to know this, as the interesting pro- | The Bates Ear Cushions for the Radio See thts our rice. $1AS | “cwsainvsctaren of 30. 3c - Read This: ee oer ice. 19c | ANOVE, MO, Feb. 22, 1923 experienced the thrill that comes when you turn ee wl assembli OONDEN SERS —Reg. Kegular price, isc 4 $1.95 Ye real long distanoe set. It would be impos- (4 to 1 ratioy, 7 mboo 2s “ PLATE. VARIABLE | NICKEL-PLATED BINDING {§ ea. . | CONDENSERS. Re 2 POSTS——-Heg, price, doz., sible to get a better set. Last night Grewol Fixed Detectors, $r.8o i - " : mee $3 Jl oe. 9 1-45 $3¢ Micon .006 Condensers, 850 i lil] Vernier Adjuster for accurate tuning. ......79¢ $1.20. Our price, per dos. Havana, Cuba, came in so strong that I lost Enamel Covered Wire (Size 22 and 04), Til Lightning Arresters, approved by the Board of Un- mOMECHARGER. DELU xE— PIGTAIL CONTACT CONNECA latest Type. Ree. eet Reg. price, €0z, 7Q¢ Los Angeles, to which I had been listening. ; ¥,-pound spools, r$e | d ; 19¢ Gilbert Radio Book, Ise SNS os io oS clkpacvicas ane ee ee ee ee BATTER sOLID BR ‘Ss CONT Rye Yours very truly, Call Book, 100 | [| Inside Aerial Plugs................79¢ Turney Headphones, sooo ohms, $3.50 i Long Range Loose Couplers, $7.00 value Our price $6.95 Itewuis : price, per" dozen, Qe | (Signed) T. C. LAINHART, P. x. Recetving Sets May Be Purchased on Our Convenient Payment Pin san price .. per doze rrr. * 4 x . ’ : ee! ut er. eee ae TINNE 1» Bt “ BAK WiRK— Ratio. Remuler price, @S 4S 2,'0.' ,Lamgcin, Hegular peice | THE KIESELHORST SMALL PAYMENT PLAN FORMERS (TYP 41) to | ois er test CONDENS- MAKES RADIO BUYING EASY +) - a Pt Sei lee ilar price, ZC g Ratio. Regular price m3 45 ashe 7 C 84.26. Our price ur price... * KIESEL ORST Py NO ’ of standard Radio Equipment at CO. 1 We also carry a aomplicte tine of standar ‘ H A 3 from 10% to25% below List prices. ° —Established 1879— pt ettentien, a matl orders. Postage Prepaid on orders. for and over. 10e postage fer all orders under $10.09. Open 1007 Olive Street St. Louis Radio SalvageCo. intl | [Complete Radio Sou #4] 1103 Pine St. St. Louis, Mo. jf $7.80, $12, $21 Up EE STIX, BAER& FULLER 203 N. BROADWAY, QGRAND-LEADER |; Hl Between Pine and Olive TTT ee AES A A SE A i BROADCASTING STATIO | UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO. fae. * - Flas ahi. pitch Dinas tht ally —

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hrs wey. oe Me hein 9 ie AE ee ¢ ton & a. . - y Pere ae ele One pees aca. acd : : y : eh oe - a hk PN, 0 igen ee thele aeetbybeige.. token a tay Boe MR ee st tame 2 Ce eee oe iy ie us ° % n Bad ye J ‘ m ~ di Bt Dabs ayy y ABs s es aptly arene a semeion Hine 4 a ay ny Ra “ee IT 6 Su ik I ns i ae ae eet en RR ee ee ee ‘ eee ea] en TRATED I BB wth iii 53) ots ee pga ee ee ee ee ee eg poe boa Mote” aiiag hm 4 gat rete es a aes Sake SER > eran FO OP A GR Coke pthee- nena. ee ee ee Lugipc tatters sites poss, ©? otal Vy Sa maim Peed Siege ut id elspa’ a . ee Cry xt pinesned Ee Sa rn BAB) 0946 en man Aen er a i il SO A ae ah A Re a ee ke Se IES gee Mra gn we . rae: oe. ” - ‘thine —a “Pp he eee ee - ‘ EAR oy heir tps fi : ° IE ae vt L deal ' x pia ga ld ccdeiannmamnicaneiomaeaediion Ai AD Rg a a“ as » - ro oa ’ bs Sea -e : A 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. SUNDAY. MARCH 4, 1998 |RADIO—For the Amateur and Expert AS gis WHY EFFICIENCY “Matched Tone’’ RU olen a NO ~ ’ - . Pre WAn peas ~ — a eet ‘ . . ESE NTE PIR ON CRES AEE PNW SEARO ORE A SE RN AS EARP LRN AS ANNE NER ESET NEE t eve AON . Pe PRI ORE ae: rele ebyiap Rye eer veer mé@ans a great deal to every radio fan since it will allow him to receive strong. clear note. since the they 4i€ oonfiict in tone the result- ., .. ble te greatly increase their sensitiv- ity, and the clearness of the music _....-. they will both emit vibrations of the but if anyone doubts this, they have permission to white me or even This Amateur Grounds Two of His Three Aerial Wires NEWS CHOWN BY CIIRVEY POPULARITY OF MARKET OF PHONES VARIES Theory as Ap- d to Piano Strings Appli- t Cable to Radio Headsets. a group of radio experts made a important discovery which more broadcasted programs Grain Reports Rank First, While | and Weather Take and Third Places. practical broadcast by eg ’ estoc x Second Nation-wide use of the market the United States Agr just completed of the hundreds of returns to an in- quiry sent out by radio were from farmers who had radio recetving renort Ss en? . Depart ture is indicated in a surve} Neariv 58 per cent 4 and over greater distances. Giecovery has to do with the fo properties of radio head- If two violins or other musical uments are playing in perfect equipment. The remainder of the returns were from grain dealers, elevators, banks telephone co-operative organiza- bureaus and « agen- the reports , mills companies > Co 7 tions, farm ‘ cies which ther mn, the resulting cound wil! be and much louder than wouid possible if the two instruments a bit “out of step’ —out of tune out of “resonance.” as the by the cists say. It is also possible to recorn an understanding of this phe- troub! ed enon by considering a note in tria! ? middie register of a piano. This The uged a three-wire is made by @ single key strik- aerial with a lead in from each wire three wires of exactiy the same connected to the blade of sing!le-pole h and tension. The ~esult is a double-throw switches. Similar cips sound of both switches are con to- gether, one side being connected fo The above _— endatic with int ‘erenc mive it u — arm a gee who are arnateur ne« ted es emitted by each wire are “in ”" or in tune with each other and fore they do not conflict If he “soynd-mates” if the understood for This distan eo re . have cTearls IS @S» pecialiy important red tone headsets great ‘rease the ving sets. musical note wears be mushy untrue at a’ ‘eption. 1d it travel as tar as the single, 2... found to — ee range of tadio recei he application of this t© iele- auce exactly the. me headsets Ras made it possi- ..-» ear The human ear is ve to vibrations of sympathetic Match as the. same ‘one a’ more sen sit h they reproduce. i[n a ra- headset each receiver should be lly matched in tone. so tRat ie Tes Suggestion for Winding Tubes. The winding of cardboard tubes must may be improved greatiy if the e nature. The receivers K S D Listener Reports That He Cut Out Interference by This Method uccessfu! among saison groups of farmers. Greatest interest was shown in the grain market which, inform farmers of and oats the markets. importance the live- eould be heard stock prices and move- - spark staions ments at the principal ! vestock mar- dio Department offers this kets of the The weather suggesticin and will appreciate; ‘Ports came next. followed by rther suggestions POrts on poultry products, fruits and vegetables, dairy products, hay. cot- ton and other farm crops hare proven Radio had developed more rapidly reports, orher unding the and using Prices at Next in VA h ile the By gro aerial eiving. distant sta- wheat. corn leading grain came reports of country re- r comments or fu a! nature wrA.cno message is’: with solder “se a ground clamp —_— — —_——— et n the Middie West in tne corn ‘ . - . ‘nm an wheat and livestock growing regions take out ~’ than tn other then wound, or. dDettcor ..,., » ba se cou oven for heated minutes ts irst sections of the Missour farm irvev shows ntrv. the s lead in number of Many radio llinois and Iowa responses to the / farmers in this equipment and praise the practical value of the service. In other sec- }tiens farmers congregate at central i ea © ad surxe,x territory own For a Good Ground. When grounding a wire to a cold water pipe. do not merely twist the, points to get the radio reports, bu wire about the pipe. but scrape beth an increasing disposition ouuee 7 in- wire and pipe clean an foin them stallation of is not possible, indicated. This is the sets for private use is If this first survey made br the department to determine how ADVERTISEMENT widely its radio market reports are , being received and used by farmers. ce u” and Crippe UNTIL MENTHO-LAXENE IS USED ,and affords much valuab!ie itnforma- tion for developing the service to the maximum of efficiency. It. has been known in a general way that the service has been of value to pro- -ducers and other agricultural inter- ests in the marketing of crops and to consumers through the regulatin of market supplies, but definite data | were not avallable until developed by the present survey The department practically covers the country with its radio market news and farmers everywhere are using the service to aid them in con- Unequalled for Coughs Bins to Colds, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Bronchial Asthma, Whooping Cough and Spasmodic Croup—Read “Startling Challenge! "—Flu and Grippe Cough ms, Too! ducting the business end of their ir- ; dustry. In the replies numerous farmers gave instances of specific savings resulting from use of the irn- formation one farmer declaring that he regarded radio ag a “direct gift from God.” Numerous general stores and banks in small towns say that , establishment of their places of busi- ness as a central point for receiving SENSATIONAL STATEMENT OF PITTSBURGH CHEMICAL OPERATOR. A Cold and Chemical Fumes Caused Severe Deep Chested Cough Says He Was “Forced To Sit Up At Night And Rest In Chair” Scores Of -Medicines Failed | tacks ws try your med ~ Dear Sirs: I am not writing this i tte, aed atene but to show you my appreciation for one of your products—Mentho- Laxene. I am a chemical operator for a loca! Chemica! Co. and have. suffered a severe, deep-chested cough for 4 months. Having con- tracted a severe cold, the fumes in the piant irritated the inflamed membranes and made it worse and I was unable te rid myself of the cold. I took three bottles of R——, two bottles of pP——., tried | honey and tar—Syrup of , ete., but still no relief, and although I saw your product advertised I had lost all faith in the advertised cough cures, but my cough became worse and I was forced to sit up at might and rest in a chair, so I got a bottle of Mentho-Laxene. followed @irections very closely—now comes the funny (astounding) part— during the next two days I took 42 teaspoonfuls and I am free from all cough, and all air passages are norma). This is the first time I have ever sent a testi pany as I never had any faith in those I have monia! read in to any com- our papers. eallon me. Thanking you for what your product has done for me, r} am cratefully yours, HAROLD J. 3 P. ©. Bex 73, Wabash Station. Pittsburgh, P ! LEAR READ! N! PROFIT! Before a wise doctor and chemists perfected essence Mentho- Taxene with which to make a pint of “home-made cough syrup”— there existed myriads of “couch «vrune” «old "5c and 5c e Seme con tained opta es a Shatedieres. ner eorum. yr + ho Ke and they were “good repeaters” —peopie bough: | , . aqezens of bottles i: season. One bottie of acid Maree equa. ; Ll of the MENTHO-LAXENE, Guaranteed Pure Mentho-Laxene does not contain any opium. heroin. rm, oF any narcotic er habit-forming drugs le purity alome that makes its efficiency. OUR STARTLING CHALLENGE! If yeu bere =. stubborn or acute cougs Bronchitis, Bronchial Asthma or medicine (Orem “option. er mad» Sod sot griting thee use Mentfe-Laxene iprice (5 cents’. and within « fee days «ou deo Set wonderful, satisfying relief. send us ‘he empty bettie or inbei and we wil) et ence send you $1.00 witheut question or quibbie, and thank you for permitting as % prove our bonesty and faith in the mighty healing power of Mentho-Laxene. We beve weed i in cur own families for years and we know bow pure | reliable *{ «= if you can think of « fairer offer—teill us about it. Compeay | The Biackbura P roducts Dayton, Obie. with } pint of Quickly- / mn tiny bottles at morpfine, tacever. It coids, “F'n,” and ‘mu are tue ‘oe Wheoering cork. Grope. Catarrh. “using any re? in? faick. satisfactory resy = no 1 can be taken in 10-drop dees as you bey itor mized sugar syrup. ‘ests less than half a cent a dose. A bettle ot Mentheo-Laxene makes a fall ae Cet Syrup. ‘St. Louis Woman Awful Attacks Relieved Lous, ome hottie of essence ~d me@ so much thar 7 c VAD ges. At sucha (thas helped me se murth ido witho ; gone and . Louis Family "tae Adopted Mentho- the reports had resulted in tremend- ously increased business in many ¢di- rections. The service has had far- reaching results other than remov- ing the isolation which surrounds rural dwellers by reason of their lo- cation frem centers of activity, and the bringing of vital markt data to farmers with almost immeasurable speed. The survey shows that there are now few places in rural districts where pecple congregate even iin ema)l groups that are without the benefits of radio. Agricultural lead- ers see in this the development of a true community spirit which forms coughing and a ap Al awful at- > oe DEES oe. the base of agricul- of enthene. A friend advice? me tural prosperity. The Department ‘ime and I 44. ef Agriculture is much gratified a the popularity and practical value.of the radio market news and is now making plans for the further devel- opment and utilization of the service Suffered Years With Bronchial Asthma by Mentho-Laxene. E. Woodson, 2134 Chestnut St. Missouri, Writes i have tak- Mentho-lLaxes am starting on another It Ras cannot savy tfared xh for ’ } et) fron ai) g8thma for severa! vears and ness of Dreath whenever the wearh- have srees- and it ‘euid not > = « > 7 . ‘ nose Sughing Radiograms. New York city has become the the world. cities of many as radio center of some of the States have as fasting stati Life-saving boats of, fhe United States coast guard are eqtipped with radio apparatus A regular course of stu ated in ons. dy tn radio has been [tnaugur the public Laxene Past 3 Years = schoo's Husband Ceaghed All wentne aatqre Taking pera broadcasted from I has entertained practical); . entire radio audience of the United States and Canada. The broadcasting stations WJZ and WOR at Newark, N. J., operat- ing on a power ranging from 509 to 19900 watts. ers in Eng'’and have entertained listen- guests The Department issued licenses to 3353 con and 16.467 amateur radio stations. The new antenna of Annap- colis, Md.. radio telegraph station of the United States Navy has 19 miles and weighs seven tons of Commerce ! LPmerc.ai the “wre > ae? «yt rT’) ; a, ®ve.and] MENTHO ieee he Vital news of ail t lari A huge radio transmitting and ceiving station is to be structed in Miami, Fla.. for handli 3g Sout! American, Central American West Indian dusiness to be r to New York sending station LAXENF re. constm _ ‘REWARD: The Blackburn Products Company hereby of. blished 1s not f “Loewmg Mothers Make wt “C Atldren tauky Wiring. stead hum vers after wiring uD . er it may te understood that there i» ner a s heard in Gladiy Take the rece an open circuit somewhere. Trace | @ | out the little fault will present itsel?. id News, — Week ending March 3. 1323: Lemay a -OEen Telegra ph—Good. Gravois—Open to Grant's Farm. from Grant's Farm to Fen- Detour Denny to Watson to Fenton Manchester—Open from city lin its to Manchester, Mo. « Closed to : ille. Detour on Henry to road Closed Oe, . vton road, west of Clarkson juth to Manchester reas Clayston—Hard surface; Olive aida Oeen ail the way St. Charles—Concrete; good Natural Bridge— Good; open the way Florissant—Good; open a!! war Hall's Ferry—Hard; good Riverriew Drivre—Hard; good Big Bend—Hard;: fair. North and South— Fair Price—PF air Denny—Good good. the “GAOT Kehris Mill—Good. Fatherton—PFair ILLINOIS ROADS. Belleville—state street open all the wa te and brick Collinsville—*“National Old Trail” — Concrete; good Alton—Brick: good. Falwarisville—YVia from Mitche!] coneres f,sranits l—eoncrete; good Collinsville to Edwardsville—C in ders > 1 q Orer SLAIN HIGHW AYS. To Chicago— ‘Nationa! Old Tratl to Marsha!! to Dixte Highway; good: hard road practical- iy entire distance. To Chicago via Peoria—Concrete than rarrtr I rica Springfleld geod except towns To Kansas City—‘National Trail” and Atlantic-Pacific-Midiana passable, but muddy. For additional information phone Auto Club. Bomont 3152. cia TRI-PLEX SALES CO. TO SELL DU-PLEX BODY The Tri-Piex Sales Co recently organized to istribute the DuPlex four-passenger coupe body for Ford “ars built in St ouis by the Coupe y > a = PRICES GOOD ALL NEXT WEEK-=.4 GET THE HABIT} STERLING ‘\°{'* CORDS CUPPLES — INNER TUBES =~ {diuat- 10.000- Wile d just- meen tasinaaial a menf Guaranter of the very Dest selected Pare rubber. Gwerentesd eguing= detects for one year. ¥ 30x3 > ee eoenieemenl 39x3% 00000 oo con . cc. oe owe $1.85 » oe = 00 SO CR OPPORTUNITY , grace, irst-qua - OVER-SIZED tAan fhe LOOK AT l\eaa feres, .$10.85 . $17.45 .$17.75 . .$17.95 . $20.75 . $21.45 . $21.95 STEP PLATE FRAMES Complete With Rubber Wat Made of «olid aluminum, highly peol- Fer Ferds: ished: easily cleaned: dis- 79 . tinetive and attractive. act o netive wn

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DAT bs . 4 : : i SUNDA - , a ee a MARCH 4, 1923. 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% ————— crossings cautiously, ; a". at cross. © 7 3 ; MUTUAL TIRE Co. OPEN | CHEVROLET HAS MADE tributs qd this rise to the many Irm- ii ps Motor Co. Standard Motor Car plete line of accessories. parts and ' , 2 £ ‘ FOR THE MOTORIST | LOCUST STREET STORE | ONE MILLION CARS rink sap ge made On ora cars) Co., and Wells Motor Co equipment to do practicaily all kinds | > | “ | ring the past year. -— of mechanical work has been tn- BI I a — O——— The Mutual Tire Corporation, re-| According to an announcement Announcement is also made of the WEBER IMP. AND AUTO CO. stalled Square t LU. G. Newell, who has bees con- . } rr.) “L Running Surface, Making this Tire Prac- | quarters in the large two-story INTRODUCING THE NEW CUPPLES CORDS |cently organized by J. F. Fuerst, | made by E. W. Fuhr, general sales | Organizing of a dealers ‘association | iv is A RAISED, FLAT TOP | “manager of the St. Louis Chevrolet | /" St- Louis, consisting of 16 Chevro- | OPENS SOUTH SIDE STORE nected with the sales department o ; rier ‘% ' A os These Tires Are Constructed - TREAD TIRE who is president, have opened head- eavier d H 3 let des ; ’ , ‘s: 3e@) M }- The eher ripley ; oe ave « Fint factory, the millionth Chevrolet car! ton ¢ Llere, a8 Corlnws: 2 — te ne ry impel " ‘'O- “the Weber Implement and Auto Co, teally Non-Skid. r o., Bevington Motor Car Co.,| mobile Co., distributere for 1 ipmo ; For LARGER CARS and SEVERE SERVICE | ae — yorivgre was made during the past week. The’ Rig Four Auto Co , James H. Brown, | bilé cars, have opened a South Side a he pee ee ee “Costs Less Per Wile’ | oe eeegpeny ys oo , M | Loz d W itl es was made before a, Century Auto Co., Eichor & Sons,! branch tn the building at £009 Gra ‘cane ee CUPPLES F. s. CORDS | standard makes Naga chaste na tubes New Auto Models Loade Itt) | pathering of St. Louis Chevrolet Flint Motor Car Co., Gilliam-lp-jvois avenue. directh enaiia ie 30x34, D. T. Skid Pe / and —_— ance 0 ROOSIGEION. “Extras,”’ Bumpers and dealers last Friday. Mr. Fuhr also’ stein Chevrolet Co., Grinham-John- Bevo Mill ah ria igh in | 30x3'/o Non-Skid Plat Top.. | ) : ee ee eee Wind Shi ld Wi are stated that the Chevrolet jumped son Motor Sales Co., Hoffman-Dicks | The new building h,; 1 dieplay | dee ebpages Che: crutadlbetix ewes 32x31/o Non-Skid Flat Top " ’ . oF oe P = a . . Py 4 q - = pee veer. os . a Se J 34x41). 5. 8S. Non-Skid Flat Top 4 = ees poe +} joined the!recantly announced by the facto- e -— @ v4 if “ -. . ee SO Reg sales force of the Southwest Nash —_—— see --+-$1,45 - | aa 33x5 e ' F - Ips | . | Fae is “ —— re g . | . Non Skid Plat Top Te Pee eR .* (Co... 3000 Locust street distributere rieg. N 7/ y = op eces ce oe $1.65 - | Pee eo 55x5 pen-pasd Fiat Top......... 37 nf the Mach. care From bumper to bumper and from ome wee ae: 81.85 y= B35x5D Non-Skid Flat Top - - PS ‘ . . ‘ = | / 4 . — . ; oom . 0b? ae + a oa 3 yh? ' 2 ay sre aH ) as , “* 0 oo oe 0 - $1.98 4 ; We Are Direct Factory Distributors for Cupples tals lignt to headlight ay ae 2 ’ zz - . F . 82.20 . | Cords. Come in and see the new Cupples Cord Tire. Avoiding Strikes ‘ many different Kind of accessories N | & % } - ass. oupe y or ee . ? X N “4 | “4 + . *% “ 3 DEALERS RiTh ts F iPEC . 7 82.30 “i a she a a . | vain { ‘ FOR Le Ke IAL PRI¢ KS. , ; devices that add to the comfort and . $2.40 | INNER TUBES REPAIRED FREE Speedo: A pedesirian”*reminds re $1585 +a , rau . ti b oc ied by t 5 . ‘ “Ol! iience of driving ; i riding in : “i ¢ $3.00 te eerie vam ie aT ec yy bunk draft, mone y order or . of is romous Dickens character. ga, i ae oT ¢ ng ana rig & Dise Steel Wheels Included | . -$3.10 — @ f ‘eppo: Name it LOMONUeS. . OGaageart tT q 4 : RELIABLE AUTO TIRE CO. x Speedo: The “Artful dger.” There is the automatic windshield Ch | * A Sines ee riciites ; % 3117-3119 LCCUST ST. " “Topics of the Day” Fil wiper which the press agents dote on a mers Six Sedan- Coach ~~ - | vt atin , j . ite f ° ’ There jis } enecialilyv ) { ) x o Bay Sunday: PHONES: BOMONT 1180; CENTRAL 191 78" PTHCe Mat Tis True o. Withstand the impact of 5 /heevl Luxurious in Appointments to withstand the impact of a heavy do etrinne -—vDiow. Many different kinds of 5 Sa pe —_— rr. Oo. B. St. Lanta ’ +’ Whom - bumpers are being shown and man) The POST-DISPATCEH is the only St. Louis evening 7 1° lunne have been made standard equipment. : The beauty and finish of the . a ae ination ft we lapers: ts and ‘alke-— It doesn't pay to make sport of an | Chalmers Six Sedan-Coach are i*Topies of the Day’ inventor showing some device to put re Ww on : : on an automobile to aid carburetion, ' orthy of the hnest custom-built Li a 7, “Th Gr t help in the lighting arrangement or : bodies. Every detail contributing to | e ea e aid the driver in some wavy or other . , . va ‘ fp ; Nigel . ) {em = —— a ~ ome wa comfort angl convenience has been am Si tes est Buy in The st y is told man who went begging to get someone to take given the most careful attention. , ALA — th, “ ”? him : icly when he tried to | ks ' 5 \ the World make Live Vacuutnni tank a standurd rhe wonderful six-cylinder engine equipment on some well-known cars. has been developed and perfected Hie was ut first considered a dream- bv Chalmers engineers to new e) All motorists know the success af the wacoues toda avian ae heights of fine performance. T —Old aM d uum feed theorv a practical turn. It ° Easy erms Body Taken in ra e is today standard equipment on most Chalmers Six Prices , cars. Of course, many theories ure 5-Pass. Touring Car, $1185 Roadster, $118$ his Body meets all the requirements of the business man, bunter 7-Pass. Touring Car, $1345 and snerchans discarded and many failures mark Sedan-Coach ‘ - } disteel wheels, heaters, shock ab- Weliston Meter Sales Coa., 4318-20 Washington ; a SEE IT TODAY , y , j . : ‘ rpers ane - ore ane one yt} 6518 EK a Ay. My. ; { . Foot Rest | ONES widely discussed cars at the recent auto show sorbers and a nd. one other B318 Kaston Av. : : Built by Coupe De Lute Body Ca. : Ure Come in and see the decidedly advanced engi- ; : he “i devices. come naturally under the 2655 Lafayette Av. *yram rubber 4 Mae ‘ . ni ° c rest: adjustable Bo acy necring features. Then ou will know why the For the , > wrecry . (ne yf the accessories that is rit arch of Sc ‘i Che Rickenbacker had and held the crowds. ie of the accesso ) F = id af ‘ACCeRSE lé C7 ; ) oa eting a great deal of attention on the he the foot d Sen: lite 4 | rs a) s art f neoeineere rolatese +; - d on - , : a: Touring Phacton—S? 4&5 ( oupe—S18S5 Sordan—S 1985 SaaS tea part of engineers relates an wind- i Till 6:00 P. M, _& . 3 Se AN r « hb. Detroit iF aye | shield wipers. A well-known make " Till i p M \ g RSS T Lili . | s gets its power off the vac- SALPSROOV ALWAYS OPEN e 7s - @ * Sea Se : i i > PLES i cs : cs | . ’ : ' x | ” Th : | ne sy ATE a 2 Dic r) it¢ | eet jum eed. Severa] others ave Deen DIESING "2 TOR SALES CO., Distributors setapat”? A ach take Wa ee 3040 LOCUST ST. S “ . lente 2 $622-3625 Vashington Boulevard | : gas yeas * . = > ie ~ y / nt T til MWiecriatl ij tj Waie!l Lm fy ie ue ; id - : CAR ' > ey ca ¥ cai ~b. af Lacede Avenue | 57) Ei, - | PTY) p), fan (i? othe part of rhe ’ » 4 te Ae Mer > St . ; / Ef : y= ie ‘nNasS! The automatic windshield Me ‘ F i es eee Desirable territess aren fer Associated Distributors in HKastern at fe «: ; — , ’ . . . : N «1 a } t¢ ~ i ¢ ; } 1 I i | : mt wig Misxevuri. Soeuthers Plin: ‘od Western hentucks “J AS; wiper undoubted?: : one ‘ tne poses. sg oss ent) principal devices invented red > wen ¥ REE’ Aye eas Oc ee ers Rafe ; as a safety-first measure, Many ac- “ f vz . om ¥ \ Sonat > i? +" > i ‘ ‘ nS SA idents are attributed directly to im newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ‘4 »> rt }. > ~9t, 4 . we to install. . nw ae TAs ey a Dern See yk vr P tT ee te yt ts 4 , ‘ perez r ‘ er “pide . ™ - vat ARES Y ’ 5 ZS « yO ESE oe son % ke Gl van y. gt -foag, OD tcl Ky, : oy i wat 2 “ YE ) + ms bar er touring car ree enti’ tray eled > nd fe PR j- Sty np yA). : % . la OLY az " , ye - yes 5 4 / ~ » ue 4 4 . 4 : DRY Gr 5-3 7h Spd FO eg ily =. eae ie OO ig a Leesa 8 . st ith, at the rate of 83 miles per hour. The Pea ae ee ONT: Se SSSA RIS Pam O53 D tae das te : Od fr - Ro 4 Wey Pte A Sr "¢ al? , : A +s oe en. AP ad A “: at 7 it, th Niece any ox ; f 7 7 | ra " stl ni \\)\ vault ad 4 iy t? f a “Sat * Jas See ‘ ae; {exut was made \\ mn ton ar d WIT d- — shield up. complete equipment and la — ; Fi c*f \ mpie or)? an nAsSsSenLzers The car was run for a solid hour the rate of 63 miles an hour pre , . ous 1 > TTias SnpNeed In a speed triai a F enbacker sedan made 72 miles pe The sedan was ©} noon a non stop 500-mile tour of the course at the rate of 52 miles per hour and J the touring car war driven 250 miles at a speed of 58 miles per hour. At | : a speed of 8&3 miles per hour, the Rickenbacker motor Was turniog up 4100 revolutions per minute, ac- a + e - . ° cording to C. L. MceCuen, who con- pum Jel ducted the tests mina In r The trials at Indianapolis were made at the conclusion of a 4500- ; mile experimental drive conducted T ATS Ol i } ew with two Rickenbacker cars Leav- f ng Detroit the Cars were traveled a a ek dates to Cloumal , The fact—that you can put the Gardner Four through ite , d Ses negeeg Radipepeim 0 to Buffalo and on to Springfield. entire speed range without discovering the camananty amen Geile Heal reg ae Mass., south through Connecticut | “vibration point —-is daily becoming known to reasing Semethine different—something new. Our success is built on satisfied cus and into. New fork City; From | numbers of Gardner owners. , “4 : . . . . . New y ork the CATS were driven b tomers, in nak ing f1)}] value 17} S17omo tes. > Now Wwe Toa one step fiurt ner we through Philadel!p} “) . , ver the The reason—the five caring crankshaft—re resents a notable GU AR ANTE our Gold Sen | I’ sed ( ars These ears “a 7" ¢@ vila ranteec tr) hay 2 mowunta . Pitt ry)? cr ~— P :aly contribution to four cylinder desi Nn, work out and applied heen thorough, repaired and prual i?) fits “tas Cond 1 a) if} ot R OWN SHOpPs, Pro Pittsburg t NIiCcagzo ? ae for the first time in this improv Gardner motor. } hp tid i ‘ € eS | ieee 4 , ‘ Liles = ‘ , / " P 6 . and are ears that we ean stand back at : re , mas val in . . | Five bearings—fice points of support for a swiftly turning , shaft—five points instead of the customary two or three to reduce vibration and wear—five giant hands, rigid in their grip TOURING CARS ROADSTERS ew, yet velvety smooth, holdin the crankshaft in true alignment -% ; ne to deliver power without whip or sideplay. . odge, Hupmobile, Gardner, Dodge, Hupmobile, Ford, Max- ef ; . made” Hohoon, Chalmers, well, Velie—few others. NEW ANTI-GLARE What fie main crankshaft bearings wwe | in = yam Nash, Maxwell, Oakland, Over- COUPES SHIELD INTRODUCED Ar yoesansingy an Rhone sy none 0 “oe es rane a aa land, Reo, Stearns, Velie. efc., ete. Hunmobile. (Chalmers. Ford. Gard- aidwest Auto Supply Co., lo- almost every moving engine part can apprecia at once ’ | : ! , : cated at 3150 Olive street. announces by anyone who knows: motor cars. LIGHT DELIN ER : ARS ner j te that Caer Seve Seken ee a What they mean in improved behaviour on the road under AND MOTOR TRUCKS | zi SEDAN eo : Se ee a ae BADGE pice . all conditions of driving can be fully realized only when you i “% Ford, Garford, Ma swell, Nash, “ee it i - : ‘4 et, Ma hh met of the. Dickinsek becmean , Mae yourself take the wheel of a Gardner Four and get the “feel” (near . : service. ete WRIDYLON, anlanpad., Minis 4 , Passenger Autoear, Acme, Service, ¢1 eX cone i Z z meek oe So ee q of the car. During this Special Spring Sale prices have been made verv attractive, and parent pyralin with alumir ted pares ' ' \ THE GARDNER MOTOR CO., INC. satisfactorv terms will be made to all responsible buyers. and has an exclusive patented ourved ——A ‘ Vehicle Butidere Since 1882 design, which is claimed to afford : , COW while the assortment ic er | the most efficient protection aga! 30u~7 Gold Seal Motor Cars—Buy them N | is COM- . gainat om, . I -e represent our cars honestly and give vou full value in the oncoming glare of headlights Sturdily constrected, handsome, eqeipped niete. Remem er, we re | r ° e , ‘ i i] The ledix shield is adjustable ana everything need/ul to eae 7 es 2 notor Cars. when set at the proper angle ts of wale ba basen crankshaft. Yet ene of the Wh ale and Retail Distributors f t sistance in FK ing th - het. oies . e gag} ASSiFlart } Keepin ie W in! j : ed standard enclosed care on t mar Open Evenings ; shield clean when driving against a i al oe y 5 oe a _ It is easil\ Attar hed an’ nes: omo 7 7 A en a 6804. Joseph A. Schlecht, Ptes., Joseph A. Walde, Sec. L : : re eds no mec ha nical aid in its ap plication or adjustinent nt, Mi er im uto Lo Pea ll ha Flint, Mich. ° bd mom accessory stores, garages gute. Buy our Gold Seal Motor Cars and, be sure. The Diesing Motor Sal. . ' tribute the Rickenbacke; y Coupe mobile dealers and department Utility Coupe with 7 pees pemennein refined gray cloth u a hu ELE MKEN ndow regulators and \ ' : AXLES FOR NEW MODELS me fittings, including ier 3 “ ; ; . A | a ; : : The Kissel Motor Car Co. Har: pedal the toons. Hupmobile Distributor tere, Wis, hove Suk alba a cat : ' ‘3 tract with the Timken-Detro; ) y Competition in single | ee Ste “ames | Co., covering their requirements oar —_ front and rear axles for the new ji¢h: atx model. | Production of the tew Kisse] six is now well under way, |

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- oe Or a REA: a, Wk j bined. _ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Com ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 ." zi eft and back, second or inter-) OJ, MEN’S CO N For the Dusty Places. + ‘ ~>_ Give Placement for Safety. | results A rear tire blowout seldom the ie’! speed fs to the right and NVENTIO A painter's brush with stiff bris- THERMOSTATIC Pul li Demand Contimues to is eafest to place weak tires or | has any serious after effect. media rd or high speed te the TO BE HELD AT CHASE iis 4k; ties Geet Cmetednent: tor clues | a and reserve the. > forward oe oe “lye | . pte O ° in al e wa sicge rae” set for the front. A blow-| Standard Gearshift. right ane ard This applies t sala @f a front tire may cause the car | The standard form of gearshift is the left ee ae tas a ness meetings at the convention of studded uphoisters ' De Luxe Body for Fords -drive! i. yw fete ' ~~ the national Petroleum Marketers’ Shipping Car Load Lots Weekly S @werve, with a variety of serious that in which first or low speed is to. @ left-hand Association at St. Louls, March 6, 7, 8, has not yet been announced, out it is understood that the plan adopted for former conventions will be fol- lowed generally. The carioad mar- keters will be given an opportunity eo that you can cet oo = to present their case to tne jobbers. eye ae It is believed by association offi- l SPECI Clals that the association will best ! Tt | 3 9 serve the needs of its members if AE ‘TE Hs | : a, a 3 _ ‘ fully open forums are maintained to learn (GeSe anim) By Hits Harts od ML | soark nd ‘ FS geee-mile — . what is the will of the mafority, and 7 i Nitt eT 2. : — * * antorsrade; white $8. to work for common good of a!! : ‘ : : ” . Ber net Fire mérm bers. saginned: cost gueaec atep ana aan Ni . 15,000 miles and more average. The third day’s entertainment will Saturday morning, March 10th, be- ri § Prices will soon advance—buy now. consist of a bridge party in the aft- ° : : ; $ Freight and ernoon for the ladies, and the Asso- Particular tween 9 :30 and 11 a. m., we are going a | : Today's Clation banquet at night. P | to give $10.00 in prizes— ~ 3s Value Tax Extra In planning the entertainment !t eop e $5.00 ist Prize 30x31, Murray Standard Cord.......$15.20 Ras been so arranged that it will in Prefer $3.00 2nd Prize 30x31, Murray Oversize Cond. . Purring . if F IVORY FILLING STATION. Se ee : Meta: Hos a , Si Ivory. pe ie ae eG ame Se. pe Meera’ |] | Power DIKES GEO LANGE, T. @ 8. Oe Pee et bee Now, with the new motor, it is the greatest So." Davion, 0.” Wat Plant - > LILY TURE CO. o. Hudson ever built. It is smioother, quieter, more "0. Milwaukee, Wis. Warn 7 MANCHESTER TIRE Co. ST. LOUIS BAT. AND B CO : : ° 7 4 ie. C reookirn. NS. ¥ 7 VELDBE TIRE Co. EDGEMONT YT. Co. enduring and reliable. With its superb me- Guarantee Licuid Measure Co.. Rochester East St. Louis, I. Pa Wuaraniee rae ay Co = : Graad aad Poetemse. ee chanical! — ot Coach — every wavipa “Wwe Netocsl colt News | Bailt Only by Chandler for the New Chandler Six ART B MOONEY TIRE 1 essential closed car advantage, at little more STOP BEFORE YOU START. A ie Nash Motes Ge. toe Giese This is the finest Overland ever built—and at the lowest price. month and one-half this year ex- ° - - eceded total couskine® chipmenie of Body lines are longer. The hood is higher. Seats are lower. January. February and March. 1323 “In 1821 there were built and Triplex Springs (Patented) give greater comfort. The tires are ehipred 29.909 Nash cars.” caf4 E . . . ° ° it kee untec “iia ‘deneemnes first quality Fisk cords. And the faithful Overland engine yields Nash Motors Co. “Last year 49.000 — ; ah Gage Week Sete the heer ae remarkable economy—25 and more miles to the gallon. ) BS buyers This year the demand is a. ae, Ys , far greater than at any time tn the ° ° ¥ ) hater? of the company. ab evtiianel Watch for Willys-Overland Advertisements in The Saturday Evening Pest by shipments ¢uring’the first month “THE PEER OF THEM ALL” seat one uit of Tobe ith ea Th i bes 43. oor pes ~ ta. - oe eee "52 We have not advanc season supply no By paring « smal) deposit a me - fe? omeee - ET a ee Vaswwasre: Neeme Pen ft + me * —. s row i a ahs NAALyaAlpnralan in deen, ARIA oylelitin Niee saiga diana ats 6: ee a ER Sis + yy PPasan. “4 “2 ‘ : 5 ¢ . a tm staih whe nae aE Nig LOE eeretin nations i etre yr | - rer —s ne ' OE: LE NS END PLES TE EN US RAPS Hare SUNT ET PACER RN er eae RNS” “RRSP ee eR ae jo gros ‘ , " . lh = y tity i ee he AIR, Be . fa IRON NE RG Ben Sor ID Xe “dy ‘ ¥- ~ , * % — prayers e a sn . * Se en ee ee ee ee ee ar | - ° % , | . © “ sh. + % iaat ee ¥ ; oe: ¥ eke. s. ) ® | ead 2 e se 2 - hae Bs ’ 2 q ss if S44 : 3 Am SHRED bs eh er i tpi pee er BUD lew ste A Aes ey wa RS ante AP FR eS OR, ee Aina eee e iiakhdhilbchn wok. eee en ee Ait eg nee & + ONDER IP rR er Rye Reta ah Sy PROT 1 OIRO: MNS ite ABihiel N gs, Ra B YA LISP SI Ne as ti ps ae ; RSA), «ANB TA rs Soir et ro Nedt Sie oy potkede 5 1 ie BGS BG.) ha TN TE AEP EAL LEER IN OME ET eh NR Rae NN ne Rte re ete a ee | ee thes Mat) - peak, heathy ) eee Gad Gomee Drom we ow | —_ - i ee Special Announcement aed — gaa | ‘ — o | C 4 | c aad SSae * “yr — - oud extensions, made necessary he increasing 4emand for Nash Introducing for Open or Closed Cars +00 edition square feet of mam The New Y “ rmIng fioor espace Including . i | the Nash Six plant at Kenoeha. the 4 Nash FEsur plant e* Milwaukee and 4 . ; the Seaman body plants also at M!!- Is made of heavy, transparent pyralin with aluminum frame— waukee, one-ha!? ownership of : ‘ which ts vested tn Nash Motora the durable and efficient. company has al! tol4 155 acres of groun@ and over 2.599.099 ecuare " . : feet of floor epace devroted + th q § This is the Visor that has wen universal recognition as the most process of production. = ouring 525 Coupe 3795 ractica!l and efficient storm and lare vet prod? Capacity of the Nash Four plant , s shield a inced. has been doubled. as has also the «Sedan tsi * Roadster SIS * * All prices f.c.b. Toleds main plant of the closed bodr fac. tory. One building fust complets¢ WILLYS-OVERLAND, Inc, Locust at 234 ; Sold by All Dealers Everywhere at the Nash Four plant ts 609 fae Retail and Wholesaic. Telephoaee—Bomeont 78, Central 41/4 = had: ¢ Ree Sone ee AUTHORIZED ST. LOUIS DEALERS: nigh; tt has 180.000 square feet of “he _ Sete cies etaegres Decsaos, Bg NO CHAIN TRUCK UNTP Co. FLIER ADTO SALES, he power plant at the I U p pany Nash factory alse has been doubled 3802-04 Lawton. Virginia at Schirmer. fn sige ard capacity I. M. LEDERER & CO. MILL, MOTORS CO... 31580 Olive Street St. Leuis, Mo. inane Qn tn Econ - wher 4399 Olive St 5000 Gravots Av. oie ; “ iain ee ee ST LOUTS COUNTY: ST. LOUIS COUNTY AUTOMOBILE CO. Clayten. Mo Sole Distributors for Missouri and Illinois leah: Ohi th Gl: eae EAST ST. LOUIS: AUTO SALES CO_ Misseurl and Fifth Ar. | Bement 342 that many operation the fous EAST ALTON, J. B. VAN PRETER & SON. a Central 5631 have been transferred trim A ow: | ro ' ; : sian S, to Milwaukee. The Nash {= dis- DKIVE AN OVERLAND AND REALIZE THE DIFFERENCE = » = ae — | pee | gee | ge . — ——_= - ‘ | _ ‘iro a c—-- a % ™ ' wt nl i ——_ i < ‘ - me . _ ; - : at. eae AL se ae BS nae, en Sue al yg ER ae res ae ¥

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STNDAYT. MARCH 4. 1923 The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH algne Exceeds that of the Dafly Star and the Times Combined by Approximatety 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WILLARD INTRODUCES Recharging Weak Battery. |was & garage mechanio who had ____ ADVERTISEMENT : = E The Willard Storage Battery Co.,| just to charge it, except possiSly for | cushion-——Baltimore Sun. os of Cleveland, O., has recently intro-|a few minutes. Running an engine AUTO ME MS : IRF OR /HOLES LEAK NO AIR , pacity of the larger Willard “B” bat-| electricity produced. The proper) 12.000 miles without removing this won- Come in! Once upon a time there nt th introduced everywhere. | OPEN EVENINGS 4 a duced to the market through its serv- idle chokes it with oil and carbon, | a 4 F : Mr. B. Milburn eof Chicage has in- a tery. It is rechargeable and ,besides,| way is to remove the battery and | ps: BUILT O7 THE BFEST Gerful tube from the wheel, and the ‘a ] STERLING CORDS sulation is used between plates built) Fable: Venderfel cnaedtunite ter aunaaes at Gant 80x 9 Carry our 10.000 il ¢ of exceptional thickness for steady —— rested wr os coon Sadie as és ’ ee Ce voltage and long service. The parti-|°-- ice stations a new 24 volt “B” bat-jand the cost of the gasoline is out) _ Yented a new puncture-proof inner tébe. Are you ambitious to become salesmen? if you possess |tery. It has a little over half the ca-| of all proportion to the quantity of nr which, in actua! test, was punctured 600 a fair education, and you are a steady worker, we can teach We have not advanced our prices yet. Buy your is claimed to have greater capaci*y | have it charged at a service station. ity of it all is that this new pumo- | 4 2 season supply now, befcre our prices go up. on a single charge than the larger | Monarch Motor Car Co. ture-proof tube costs no more than the! NcNiece-Hill Motor Co. All Firsts, fresh stock; a real heavy reised non-skid tread: full oversized. cular construction of this battery |_| NEW RADIO BATTERY | ,,2eais, do not run the engine idie|wips them on someboty's automobiic| TIRES WITH 500 NAIL || CHAUFFEURS—and times without the less of any air. In- crease your mileage from 10.000 to you to sell our cars. An opportunity for advancement. Biter yee can eet ‘them ai the old prices” 7°CF tres for 20 or 30 days, 3 anh imare ‘Tucenase Rubber In-| Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing. — Romont ae , ae 180 t 33 ° a a . a 5187-9 DELMAR BOULEVARD Miecg, etrictts N. S.. fully cuer- S2x4 gt ee SEx4 Vp Ss makes recharging necessary only at ee —_Firsts . — 75 B4ntts 21.7 lofig intervals. d Possibility of external leakage has OVERSIZE CORDS been eliminated by the use of an air NEW FABRIC TIRES Carry our 10,000-mile guarantee. Alf gap around each of the twelve cells. Well-Known Makes ee fresh stock: «a real heavy Ba. It is especially built to give very Guaranteed Firsts a oo —s full an satisfactory service on any kind of | «> +? bedi y- . sg 7. : . . : 0x8 ,fpecial.......-- B223%% oo. a. N. & i es 9! receiving set, and is of ample capa- | 90x3% Special.......... bed bob “Sy Se » 4.4 city for use on sets employing loud ~ : P — bos] 32S ts PO... ee ef Thrifty Six Built by Paige gix4 Special speaking devices where higher plate $2x3% Special current is necessary | eerrtiTilll Lilie © ™ ; o & ’ o.7% s . “+ » ie — , ‘ 4s | gax40 Special... A g 4 i iim a wee (*) The new bgttery is now being dis- ; ONIN ry Pe iiaaitaear) a Ve B3x4 Special \ z % ay as ‘ ; Ww f >. plaved by the Battery Service Co., of Steen ; , eg i} a Ht yy B4x4 pecial 2 = = n : . ’ if! — nit ; 2 , - e . : de St. Louis, Vv ] lard distribute } Saar ie = S , biiat ee esi Mer Ceri: PESO EM iat ae ied Fat ecasde SOX bed ie cs bees 4 ‘ fstichetin. Kelly, U.S. and C-oodrich, Locust Street Service Station | aM a ‘ ANDERSON MOTOR CO. f.o. b. Detrott- Tax extra | » — TUBES VULCANIZED FREE " , 4 ” e ; A ’ / > All mail orders must be accompanied by bank draft or money order to OPENS SERVICE BUREAUS | eave delay in shipping. UNIVERSAL TIRE CO. (Inc.) 2830 Locust St. MM 7" Acro, Motor Co. Bs eiving | Free City Delivers. Mail and Phone Orders billed. Lomont 531. mm 2 NO el service to auto Open Evenings— Vil Day Sunday. WHOLESALE AND m In cities where Anderson dealers are) j } RETAII! : : _ : | - hi Dealers, Get Our ! ro posit! ; Real Proposition. j loeated postcards are being sent out , a ; gf : 9 Ege : : . 7 e~ oan : r ae. : . - a : informit S the recipient that the An- | i= ' RARE PARED 11 DRED ; ‘ . j me ; i | +} j | + | | - , . . : derson Motor Co. wiil furnish infor- per tire. : mation and assistance on any mart ohile tours average. t ters pertaitiing to autom m6 foreign or in America. This is the arr — ~* " Pe ; ‘? i ‘ a 4 }Re Siae & maaue iO -—_- ~~ , “See ; ’ : ; + iate mit the cat aisn nedirates tna ; , 44 ‘ . tj ad aT > "aa? VR Ail att . — ~ 4 ‘ +) ; any matters pertainin oO tne But ‘ , ; " Oni . ; rr | i 1e ’ |e] -) \ q?* . se is sla K ‘ ‘POS , +) i) field regoing announce-. Buy Your New Car | ne some. on Oakland’s | SE Geteeaad oxcontion Se, aitity mork This work is aone merely to assist the presently overworked bu- Tt 4 ° e 99 7 | 1 ea e asiS reau specializing in the study of safe practices, observances and legisla tion The Anderson Six is distributed in an Sst. Louis by the Hawkins Motor Co t SEER ERE wd ® ¢ , ¢ HUPP BUSINESS SMASHES Have you learned about ALL JANUARY RECORDS Oakland's new ‘‘ Mileage Basis’’ Plan Se ES, EPRI RE ST NEN | = "age. | for 1923? of Hupmobiles from the Hupp Mo- BAT. AND B. Co. tor Car Corporation's plant in De. ace YUL. vo. 3 | How this Plan rovides troit were nares last aq ragenin haa F : g 4 : ‘ Louis, Iti. | nce ti ar sopical are cording to information just received It you are acquainted with the Jewett, “jumped” in as quickly as you can lift IRE C0 > gauge motor car value; how trouble- ment and Auto Co., Hupmobile dis- | even by hearsay, you know itissuperbly your foot—yet neither jerk the car nor : f Makes. tributer More than twice as many | d- Vn ne ae etme tein aa siemens car were shipped as in any previous powered. No car of this size was ever be- stall the motor. Move.the control lever Other | Tal Tk it piceietn totaled D668 cnite $ ‘3 O98 fore furnished with a motor so large. But fast or slow as you please. There’ is no Vv. Delmar 4 — ; . 1d. because of railroad transpor- | . ‘ ‘ | | Think what it means to | : do you realize that Jewett throughout is clash; you never “miss.” Small wonder properly for at least 40,000 miles twice as great as a year ago. stunt: Made enlen been: -gxeater ih ine The Jewett chassis was deliberately mitted through two universal joints of a ee eee, Sere eee stand the performance its power makes greased. So tightly is the oil sealed in that miles on tires! DAVIS PROUCTION These actual mileage The production of Davis automo-| ing car weighs two hundred pounds " . the smoothness and silence of the splendid of the high quality built into the st wereblan pa | and above their production for the in have main crankshaft bearings and Re od ce ns td (pare armel rl gee Cash as conscientiously well built.as it is Jewett isacarall women delight to drive! + without attention, to have valves any VG other seonthe miles without grinding, to have a es ke “kee ied, al: monthly designed to be the finest of its size, to the finest steel, built to be oiled, not pumping”’, to get 20 to 25 miles on broken, if {s announced possible. You can judge this sturdiness of renewal but once a year is sufficient. figures are offered asa definite proof . biles since the first of January has, connecting rod bearings function ° ee ct ginndin thew buys this high-powered? Pay + Rar geass ap Jewett Touring Bi-p : The great power of the Jewett is trans- which will run perfectly for 15,000 ee 15,000 mile guarantee against ‘‘oil ders could have been ed, a gallon of fuel and 15,000 to 25,000 SHOWS LARGE INCREASE construction by Jewett weight. The tour- A high-pressure oiling system assures and above their production for the| more than any other car this size—which 50. horsepower Jewett motor. No other Oakland Six. They are dependable sacle and lel 922. ac-| 7 ; ; . : : p corresponding period of 19 fs means enduring service to the Jewett car 1n this class Was ever given a motor and conservative figures — figures cording to announcement made by owner An exce tionall hea f 6 the George W. Davis Motor Car Co.) 3 Vv r . . based on, accurate knowledge, such + oles Senggigi Mette P y .— so perfectly oiled. Every minute three as you would expect from Oakland eo Mee eedbetRoters. inches deep, specially cross-braced, is the ; ' : —Aa permanent division of General gy ed ictgliiowe & increase in produc- . 7: y ° gallons of oil are forced to all main and ; stiflest and stoutest you can find in any connecting-rod bearings, and sprayed over Motors. tion is In line with the recent state- - ment that Davis production would be car ot this size ; 2 . Before you buy a car, at ete eet can aaltae 4ehs . the entire internal mechanism. Always any price, you should examine the - during which all previous production | Jewett axles are Paige -Timken built. a film of oil under pressure defeats fric- an 7 records were shattered. ° . ° 1923 Oakland Six—the car which ne nigga Se Jewett Models The Jewett front axle with ball-bearing _ tion and long postpones the day when a has made possible this most: re- Ooo signees mtg tgp ae markable “Mileage Basis” Plan. ~ gel selina thera ea TOURING $995 spindles gives remarkable steering ease. Jewett motor will need overhauling... J have been th lt, 1 ly, of ROADSTER 5 ° . P Oakland Motor Car Co., Pontiac, Michigan ma abnated of MISSOURI A Cure for Oreaking Wheels. eras ee, Creaking wheels are many times a Co oaused by the drying out of the Cameren—Iivingston & Estop wooden spokes. A few drops of Brothers | kerosene, alldwred to work into the | | ee, Saws Co | spoke joints, will restore them to| | — *

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3 9g ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation ¢ of the Daily y POST: DISPATCH alone ne ARI 5 — that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combines ) a . — . ae x 7 J a : me i: 7) MAY. STERN & CO} # oo ee Oh BHR Oe ee WL Me » ia ‘ = " ’ i ont i ————— a aM 4 A Wome ice 7 3 sf ; i y “ Lf Vd ' 1 | q i >. oA beeen a ; = 144: jae eae C } a Rea, reneged 4 DEP OLLE EEB } = a + os wes PRs | pea. Pt mae - wey mieiht 7s ; 4 Ses it me ' Bi =, 1s os | 4 ————— - — = “Kr 9? S ‘ 4 | =S - : a oehler” Duofold Suite ay | 4 Bab ca) (% 6-Piece Period | Six Handsome Room Ouitfits to Checen From - “Wo Teblete Match ‘gee 4 ' ' . . ° —— ory ? j | : ? | : | D wwe Outfit ELECT any THREE of these outfits that please you best— Quthe consiies of benteeme é- | : =" “ : Set consist: spacious buftet : : te YS , MAY = S ) ! ' te on low mirror, extension and they are yours tor only $295.00—a value that we know van-bed, rocker rye: ed ¥* ee ee y . | . ith rounded corners and L Av b hi And « of solid oak and uphoistered |! = i é ‘= : | f me — r upholstered in genuine nas never been equaled by any ouse in this city. n rere imitation Spanish leather—togeth- - : .. | : ir chairs s c in : : = Ae . | : [ oie On i Queen Anne Pe- ber, the terms of payment will be arranged to suit your conven- er with a ae library a ‘ ar) 7 ii , The Store W here : | | riod style and finished in nut ience—a few dollars down and a few dollars a month will furnish your to Ps gee a ope - € a : brown wainut home ‘= -*-le and comfort. See these outfits on our floor this week. - ; 4 yr % ‘a You Can Buy . 4 3 a esi j 1 | oa Safely and | | 4 ° ty | Economically ; | : , i, ° :° d j . ' 8 The May-Stern Company || = —— ‘ | j) has always believed that : fe Ss f its biggest asset is its repu- r ° és - tation for fair and honest : eT . . , 9 | + “ , Pp ) ie dealings. > >>| | ' : ° “fe | Overstuffed Suite : | Truth in advertising— . , hes With A Model 8-Piece A Dining-Room 3-Piece Walnut Finish — " . a rs . ~ eae =". $26 85 Blue Enameled : Quantities to fill all de- made. sci ees rts «aii as ee ee natio Ve > q a Ss SS Senendael Simenelle Rugs— nk = Axminster Rugs— , Combination Range niwen “mands. Sion 0 6 tee - andsome Rugs at a saving o — es , $4.00 to $8.0o on U werd all ald $25.00 values, i 318.75 every one... $29.75 When : 6x9-Ft. Axminster Rugs— Small Brussels Ru : = gs | We offer only dependable pholstere ockers : a of beautiful pat- ' Size 27x54-inch—good quslity, £ * ° : . > erns ° ; 1] | qualities—at fair prices— A Real 95 : cohen, ak. ae) ee $1.95 Music Al - x ee USIC so and always guarantee || $12.50 Value.. Seamless Veivet Ruge— Small Velvet Rugs— eve artic] dl f , Size 6x9 en quality—$20.00 ee inches—Oriental and —Lenten ; - Vaiues—specia od sm™maii aiiover ry e regardaiess oO THE manufacturer had a big lot of these at P $13.65 designs $2.35 t H t ] h . handsome Fiber Rockers on hand and a ote the price. . our buyer secured them at a special price Kw Dd These Rockers are exactly as illustrated— made of genuine fiber in artistic design— e N these somber da oe, handsomely upholstered in f c ~ ~- ian Martin | Wemark all goods in plain tonrie - Fok = so in. saan a gel 4 This Simmons Vernis Bed liant parties and : high; extra large, roomy and comfortable. closed are growing figures that everyone can Just the odd piece you want for your sun room. Special for this week at only $9 95. read and have strictly one — : ee ce ) price to all. The Refrigerator Telephone Table ‘=: | fe Surely Want and Cl} ° In .buying furniture or : a coal Range and Range all blue enameled, has four | are a few places to in one—has four gas burners, four- burners, 18-inch oven and — frivolity still relen a hole coal er 18-inch oven and is set up from the floor. Swany a pervades the social Range at a low $62. of merriment are tie ‘ high war — Terme oven. Gua teed ‘$99. 5() | $1.00 Monthly im every way. price, here it is tm net Sonent eae B ag et is a —— Simmons henuia for Quick Meal Ranges ing in town hare net . "i ld Terms—$1.50 a Week | ‘ *® events to follow THs wonderful e combines THis Range is. good size, the future to inspire a’! want a ho ms afternoon one meets ®ee ss perhaps, on their concert, a dowager The May-Stern Store is a safe store—the kind of a IDE-ICER Refrigerators, like OMETHING needed in almost 2 . this, offer many advantages over SS erry - oe ‘ The este and : | As Peres - of I «sa ’ ' the old style—more — = Chair are wel. made—manhogany fn- | ’ ‘— . boll. a t store the people like. roomy, accessible oe, ish—the chair can be moved ‘Os ' ) ’ | guickty . without 3 | | and convenient the table, out cof the This hand cuits ei Gomme 6 Seeeatoee So mae ' The vemrneter ait Good size, well y ty when not in use $ made and attrac- TE! m attractive value at T elfth & Oliv ys tively priced at 2.00 A ~ oar special price of EQ WwW e * . 7 y % is re ; SP cea a . ~ J . * 7 ee re me Ng ae ya } be ie ar ie ‘ F —_—* : F : fe 3 2 + a p + ‘ a ; — ee. ce 3 a ee oo ee ae ee ea , — pa ve ~ ‘ + vad ' > » as on? — . ’ ae \ a es me mai? sau s ow ee : Ppa Ne je SPER: a ae : s ae oe ? a or oe ea “ ny ee sy a aah, oe ee ee eee She: ens ot SS Rae Se SE Sa ke Se ees rt % * : "i . Ae wl . ow! ad % % :¥ ‘ eee ; ry vay a ae $ #2, XM ce i P agree saa 24 Be x.gnes ¥ ne io, ‘. ; : rae ‘ Det. ? ee TO eee ee i ee, eT Soe Ba ait sc eee —s “Se a % as - | e ‘ dita aS ee ai Ae SS 5 eee ee Ais: URS Sse i cata on a aod . pe Yer pines eet x AS . 4 So a yee ie m vit , 2 poe. PS Bo ‘ 4 - gate ~ - “~ RE RM SS i fi, ee op eae’ ae Nee ; ~ OS oy rel ali ts AR Car Cea e cat ot Se 4 : a . ia oe eae, ae ae : eee ak. See Ge Pee ihe + a ORS rer Seats SEES “a tie : 3 ‘ y a} Te Be ae 6 ri FEY 28, <* ee: Ks ro 5 Ege s * * Sass) 4

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‘DAY, 4 4, 1928. . ite, “* inmate | mara tt) (Min Pi we! Hh r ot . lian py : M oo ' YY if ley oO “ , 7 - AE + > i se, 4 ih. ‘ : | / -_—_—-—— - , —~ %, ae ' vgs ) f % a sioutgmmall ee ee ed —=— 7, ie @ 14 ee. 6 | .*® . ® || 94 a > . : <_ ; ut ae Wen ///; \\ tH 1 \ I | if. : i] HW ayy) ih) 1 ij = it } | ! | i 4 ‘ } , fF $ : T erms— 50 a Week e¢ is. good size, richly meled, has four star inch oven and broiler and rom the floor. If you "$62.75 anges eal coal, gas and com- and blue enamel finish Electric Grills ‘hile The? Last— 91.35 Se —— —_— & lot of Sust ¢8 ef there e Electric Grille—w'!) an4 toast easily and Without musa or fus* ® with cord and lug ered by Mav-Stern an the turers The kind thet l rermulariv at: $4.56. While 5 t, tomorrow _. ee ee eNOS ee Say epee - FEATURE SECTION OF THE) a : \Y LA i he Y IY “EN ES : ? a He | : —_ SS SALLY ‘ { [ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CGV _ CK LQQ S\N x Sooo, aa SY Sas \ PART SEVEN ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1923 Ps - es VL a” Miss Eppes Hawes. She has been actively engaged in the Com- munity Fund drive. Gossip and Gaiety of lea Shops Enliven the Somber Days of Lent When Parties and Balls Are Halted Music Also Playing Conspicuous Part in Diversions of Society —Lenten Lectures Popular—Dramatic Recital to Be Given at Hotel Chase Tomorrow liant parties and balls of the season just closed are growing fainter in the memory and the events to follow Easter are still too far in [: these somber days of Lent when the bril- the future to inspire thrills of anticipation, there are a few places to be found where fun and frivolity still reign in spite of the dullness that pervades the social These scenes of merriment are the tea shops. There laughter is not frowned upon, and the debutantes remain- ing in town have not been tardy in taking ad- Vantage of the opportunity to provide their own amusement. Into these attractive shops they stroll, in groups of twos or threes, for one o'clock luncheon. These groups may merge into larger ones, and seated around gaily painted tables they linger over a dainty sandwich or a salad, and discuss, Oh, topics of great moment—a possible course of study, a sewing club, clothes, and cer- tainly their next engagement. Later in the afternoon one meets other social leaders, matrons Perhaps, on their way home from a lectuYe or a concert, a dowager or two, seeking refreshment amid cheerful surroundings after shopping tours and school-girl sub-debs, having tea. Music, which figures prominently during Lent plays as usual its conspicuous part, and society “does” the Symphony concerts, as well as those of the*smaller organizations. Lenten lectures, Particularly those given by the Very Rev. Wil- “Nam Scarlett, Ddéin of Christ Church Cathedral, are proving most popular this year. Mrs. Green- field Sluder has graciously given her honie ev- fry Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock to these and dozens of women attend. Mrs. Fitz Turner is President of the Churchwoman's air outside. Morning. Club, under whose auspices they are given, and women socially prominent are officers. In preparation for spring, the Garden Club is already discussing its annual exhibition, and its members making plans for beautifying their lawns. A magnet to draw the social world from its regular routine tomorrow is a dramatic recita] in the baliroom of the Hotel Chase tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. Miss Elizabeth Morse. reader; Miss Alice Pettingill, planist; Mrs. Hector M. E. Pasmezoglu, soprgno, and Blanche Herrick Hopkins wil) participate in the program, which includes piano compositions by Mrs. Ellis Fischel. Among the women responsible for the giving of the musical are Mmes. Edwin Mallinck- rodt, C. H. Hiemenz, Thomas W. Carter, Charles A. Leonard, S. F. Friedman, Ben P. Goodwin, Philip S. Noble, Robert: M. Price, R. L. Goode, Auguste E. Ewing, H. H. Merrick, Melville Smithers, E. L. Opie, Thomas B. Cassell], H. L. Conner, Andrew W. Johnson, Arthur Wright, Charles T. Davis, W. U. Crane, A. M. Hill, W. L. Lewis, Benjamin G. Chapman, B. S. Pearson, Richard A Jones, Lloyd Speed, Charles P. Noel, George Bergfeld, L. M. Hale and others. After all the stay-at-homes, and there are many this year because of the unusually pleasant weather in St. Louis, while not gay, are finding things to keep them interested during the long days until Easter. A number of entertainments are being planned for Dr. Hendrik Van Loon and Mrs. Van Loon, who will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Eiseman, March 18, 19 and 20. Dr, Van Loon, who eee ee Miss Dorothy Monroe, who, with her par- ents, Mr and Mrs. David Edward Mon.- roe, has recently come to St. Louis from Chicago to reside. Miss Monroe made her debut in Chicago last autumn and is a member of the Junior League. is a famowe historian, will lecture under the auspices of the College Club at Sheldon Me- morial on Monday evening, March 19, on “History and a World Point of View.” Mrs. R. H. B. Thompson is chairman of the committee in charge of the lecture, and other members of the com- Mrs. Roscoe Anderson, Mrs. Evarts B. Eiseman and Miss Gertrude mittee are: Graham, Mrs. F. Blodgett. ee Mr. and Mrs. Gaius F. Paddock are at the Elms Hotel in Excelsior Springs, Mo., on their honey- moon trip. Mrs. Paddock until recently, Miss Winifred Wilder Hadley of Edwardsville. was, Miss Frances Bradshaw, daughter of)Mr. and Mrs. Richard Samuel Bradshaw of 5130 Wash- ington boulevard, will return home Wednesday from a several weeks’ trip in the South. to be a bridesmaid at the wedding March 7 of Miss Marie Catherine Disbrow and Louis Dennig. Migs Brad- shaw accompanied Mrs. Charles E. Lane and the latter’s daughter, Miss Marion Lane, to Tampa, Fla., and have since been in Bermuda. a Miss Marian Martin, daughter of Mrs. C. A. Martin, gave a bridge-luncheon yesterday at her home, 4599 Washington boulevard, complimentary to her sister, Mrs. C. W. Irwin of Davenport, "*e Mrs. Irwin has been visiting her mother and gfs- ter for a fortnight, and parties have been given for her by Mrs. James Whitelaw, Mrs. Chauncey Irwin, Mrs. Jean Nelson, Mrs. Langenberg and others. Miss Mary Lionberger of 39 place, will depart March 14 to spring colony at Hot Springs, Va. Westmoreland join the early ~ - Mrs. Homer Sweetser will return to her home in Boston this week, after a severa] weekg’ visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nagel] of 44 Westmoreland place. Miss Helen Gratz, daughter of Benjamin Gratz of Lindell boulevard, will depart in a week with Mrs. Henry Clarkson Scott to spend the Eastern season in Hot Springs, Va. Miss Gratz returned bome early in the week from a trip through the East, which included a visit to Mrs Prescott Bush, in Columbus, O. Mrs. Bush is the former Miss Dorothy Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Herbert Walker. of New York City. Mrs. George K. Hoblitzelle of 5450 Ellenwood avenue, and her sister-in-law, Mrs. John B. Denvir Jr. of the St. Regis Apartments, wil] leave St. Louls Wednesday for the Bast. They wij] vigit Mrs. Denvir’s sister, Mrs. John Stewart Tritie of Montclair, N. J., before going to Bermuda. Mrs. Hoblitzelle’s daughter, Miss Trimbie Hob- litzelle, @ student at the Finch Schoo] in New FROM a SKETCH ar SARL BONNEN. to ” eee —Kand eler (282 ut Mrs. Joseph Hunter Phillips a Memphis. She was, until Feb.- 24. Miss Mildred John son, and is a sister of Mrs. Andrew W _ Jehnson of 10 Hortense Place, . SBS ~ oie PAGES 1—16. = eee ee neg te, Pu Pee ane Ne ot . Mais” 0 Mrs. Charles Harold McCrea, formerly _ Miss Mary Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Lockett Ed- wards. She was married Feb 24 o~ York, and several of her classmates will accom- pany them. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Morrill of 4554 West Pine boulevard, and Mrs. John H. Douglass of 16 Vandeventer place, with her daughteg, Miss Fliza- beth Douglass, will spend the Easter season at Hot Springs, Va. Later Mr¢# visit Mrs. Edward Carpenter of Philadelphia, formerly Miss Janet Lee of St. Louls. Miss Douglass at- tends the Westover School. Douglass wil Mr. and Mrs. John D. Perry of 4944 Lindell boulevard have gone to Colorado Springs, Colo., to remain for several months Mrs. Ephron Catlin of 15 Vandeventer place and Mrs. Harold M. Kauffman of 61 Portland place will depart March 11 for the East. Mrs. Catlin will go to Stockbridge, Mass., for three weeks. while Mrs. Kaufman will spend the same period with her daughter, Miss Janet Kaufman, who at- er tends the Ethe) Walker s¢nool in Simsbury, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Hill of 501 Clara avenue will depart Wednesday for a visit In New York and Hot Springs. They will month Mrs. Hill's sister. Mrs. Harrison and Mr. Williams, who have been abroad gince their marriage in Paris a few months ago, will arrive in New York the latter part of the month and will come to St. Louls early in April to reside. Mrs. Williams was Miss Leticia Parker be away a Willtame Mr. and Mrs. George W. Niedringhazs of 16 Westmorland place expect as their guest, Mra, George M. Higinbotham of St. George Mansions. Toronto, Canada. The visitor will be here for Baster. Mr. and Mrs. Elzey G. Burkham of 4537 Per- shing avenue and their two children have gone to- Havana, Cuba, for.e winter trip. a Pare 3 i on , mt i 4 ati on). EE A AN LA ALMEIDA Miss Janavince Kerens, debutante daugh-} ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kerens of New York, and a granddaughter of the late Richard C. Kerens, former Ambassador to Austria. She is shown here in her cos+ tume as a dancer at a Lenten party given by the Junior League in New York City. Two Young Women Well Known Here Are Brides of Week Marriages of Miss Mildred Johnson, of Memphis, ,Tenn., and Miss Hebe Leggat, of Butte, Mont.,Are Announced, | though living away from here, are well known in St. Louts society, were the high spots on an otherwise dull week. Announcement was made here Wednesday of the marriage of Miss Mildred Bell Johnson, daughter of Mre. HL P. Johnson of Memphis, Tenn., and Joseph Hunter Phillips, which took place Feb. 24 at 5 o'clock, is St. Mary’s Cathedral of Memphis, with the guests limited to members of the immediate families, The engagement was announced the previous week and the wedding, which was to have been a brilMant social event, was hastened because of a business trip which Mr. Phillips was obliged te HE weddings of two young women, who take. The bride is a sister of Mrs. Andrew W. Johu- son of 10 Hortense place, and have visited Ber a number of times | On the following day came news of the mar riage of Miss Hebe Francis Leggat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Denton Leggat of Butte, Mont, to Alexander Scott Warden of Great Falls, Mont. Feb. 20 at Great Fails. The bride is the niece of Mra. Jesse Carletes of 5247 Westminster place, and a granddaughter of Mrs. R. F. Leggat. She has been the guest of her aunt and grandmother this winter and has spent a great deal of her giribood here, having been educated at the Monticello Seminary. : Mr. Warden {ts the son of Mr. and Mra. Olives E. Warden of Great Falls. He is a graduate of Dartmouth College and a newspaper man. The wedding. which took place at the Church in Butte, was followed by a dinner at the Silver Bow Club. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pope O'Fallon of “< Pa aoe ae ae mt i ' 3? gs ee aN. et : PY ria < " ’ Se So aes i ions Get is So ees iy oe ; ; ne E » 1) TR ae due e. z % = Westmoreland place have returned to 8% ¥

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7 SUNDAY MUKAING, MARCH 4, 1920. 4 Si. Luu POQST-DISPATCH | = eee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 4 j | — a | crac OO cit —_—_—— ——— ——a_ a eee 0 EE ~., rent, SS ae A | a | NS somata : | ENGAGED TO MARRY °°7° "0 “Sinis, in Brentmoor. | : = vn nu he return from their boney- " . \ ; weir 4 | on | Very Special Values Monday, in New Spring CAPES and WRAPS, at $35 and $45 | About sixty of the . > among the February wees + of Miss Emily Soost. So many Hats in this "1 r | styles will be shown over | ann a J 7 ¥ | ! ‘ ‘ ': 4 wr. and Mrs. William H. sale that the entire sec ” es oy i, Z , & ; Sunday in our Washing- oo ot MT a is hy and € : : i = aa ¢ Fa ond floor will be used to A ‘Gabbetedtn= ton Av. windows. — ont of. Maplewood, wh displ them. ‘ Lt 2 place at the Tyler Place F i s 3% ‘an Church, Feb. 1¢. Th | ’ : | i a hite satin with lace « 610-612 Washington Avenue Be eee on tocmmea ene | was held to her coiffure of orang® blossoms. She and lilles of the vai Miss Margaret Soost ber sister a5 maid of ho gore white georgette with ruffies. Miss Edna Sch bridesmaid, was gowned canton crepe, with a lace? “earried pink roses. E. J. —_— - ee ae aetenel bad : « ’ my 5 OT PRS Me ; ‘ ba f — : | - William O. Schock ; . ! - ee, : J , : - — - tempora rily at the > : ? A. J. Clements, of Parli, near Phil- S ° U1 a_ at : , : be among the St. Louisans at Hot, 'adeiphia, Pa. Springs. 4 : eae eesenasantien . . “hrenreic! of Chicago Mre. Allen V. Cockrell of 239 it pores s eae take for a ‘jw ‘fs visiting in St, ous +e Wis. He is a guest at the (;ates~© orth Hote! A SED a BE Ser wees ; i MBA, gaan Ao? North Euclid avenue and her daugh- ter. Miss Vesta Reed. will arrive in Naples March 7 on their Mediter- ranean tour, and will leave the boat ; ne ‘ohert FE. Doerflin- to spend the spring and summer aie "ye ') Connecticut street, and Mrs. Chest idayvs en route to Minoqua, , el > . —— ' 1ol ; wo . \ ger of 3969 ee - oa ta NS Raat i sin BO. ah wpe 7 - teuring Europe Q i " séenee 3 fear wm ; T tah pia ‘2. have retu! ied Li Wiis an Agent _ oo senpeon al & extensive tour of the South. They ‘ rj - j wil) a _ ‘ > _ eiarto4 ‘ Fast t ~ = the anes h ’ a a attended the Mardi Gras festivities in 0 >. 5 e) ; “ P > 5 > ’ ? - epen “ tg aoa > New Orleans and stopped at Hous with thelr daughter, Miss Frances! 2 ~ s ten. Dallas and Galveston, Tex., and Compton, a senior at Vassar College. & ' “eve : Hot Springs, Ark. 4 j Mr. and Mrs. George S. Mepham Miss Ru By YOUNG ef Westminster place. and their Miss Young's engagement to * FINE. FOR DANCING miece. Miss Beatrice Thomas. have James Granville Gurney was an- * landed at Port Said, according te a pounced yesterday at a bridge party eablegram received by Mrs. Meph- given by her mother She is the. ams sister. Mrs. Philo Stevenson.' dauchter of Mr d Mrs. Taylor R. |} They will go to Luxor next. Mr... youn f 6718 kland aven and Mrs. Mepham and Miss Thomas == = ——— left St. Louis about two weeks.ago , “on a Mediterranean cruise. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar L. Biebinger @f 5364 Delmar boulevard will sall 2 ¢ Rex of Philadelphia, a sister Wednesday for a tour of Europe, of Mrs. Nugent, met the party in| accompanied by their daughter, Mias New York and returned to St. Louis! Marguerite Biebinger. Miss Bie- \_ . ‘binger went to Chicago for a visit and will meet her parents in New York. ’ ie j and avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken-/| - - ; Green of 58 Kingsbury; have returned home from an, cruise to Bermuda. Mrs. J with them. Mr. and Mrs Nugent's | daughter, Miss Marie Nugent, will} return from the Westover School in| Cennecticut for Easter. and Mrs. | ~ Rex will return to the East with her een — eae a Sana tt li tt OO LLL LLL LLL LL LLL LLL LLL Mrs. John Lawrence Mauran of 46 Vandeventer place. and her Gaughter. Miss Elizabeth Mauran. Jeft St. Louis Tuesday for Boston, “where they have been superintend- ing preparations for the home-com- ing of Mr. an@ Mrs. Mauran’'s elder Gaughter, Mrs. William Van Voast, foot 13%, to 9, AAA to E. The Warren, and Mr. Warren. on Beacon | —— last word in shoe comfort and Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Warren landed Mrs. Gordon Carew has departed” gevie. in New York Thursday from Ja- for her home in Cincinnati, after a maica. on the last a of their | Visit to her mother, Mrs. P. B. Lit- White, Black or Brown Kid . $6.00 honeymoon trip. Mrs. Warren was tie of the Colchester apartments. Patent Celt or White Miss Isabel Mauran, and her weda- Ame tags Buekskin Ging a month ago was one of the) Mrs. A. Hite Bowman of Clara ; : most notable of » -nlbe years. : avenue has gone to Miami, Fla., for Gray Beige or Otter Suede. ; —_ a short visit. Send Meney Order or We Will ". Mrs. Charles Parsons Pettus of Ferward C. O. D. S33 Westmoreland place wil! leave Mr. and Mrs. Samue! Dozter Con- this week for Palm Beach, Fla. to ant have taken an apartment at 230 . be the guest of Mrs. Bolton of Nerth Newstead avenue. formerly URNS Washington. D. C. at her cottage. occupied by Mrs. Calvin R. Lightner ~y \e- igh Mrs. Lightner has gone to Hotel ‘505 So Broadway Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Nugent. | Chase to reside. Mr. and Mrs. Con- . F228 Westminster place; Mr. and /i/ant, the latter former!y Miss Eliza- Les Angeles, California =. William H. Bixby of 4648 Mary- beth Bemis. have been making the "ATR sept is- 2) This modish sandal! is becoming ancreasingly popular for dancing, house or street wear. Made of the best materials, with hand turned solé and low heels: will fit any Mrs. Charlies Spears Giasgow of Lexington, Ky... is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Green Edwards of Kirkwood Mrs. Glas- | gow was formerly Miss Constance Edwards. ee eee ee ed EPA ABAD MEM ETON EL AON Ea RR, YER. matter ols - ¥ —_ % ry) ‘ * : 4 a i as . x >, fy ‘ ‘ . 4 L Lae ic * . . ~ abs poe ah so RS Se nl ene * te — _ 7 - % " oak — ar ee St ee « Pe ~” ‘ 7 + “SS 4) 3 bs he! ve SORT PF I IG ee = RE er a i ee al ee Re NE AB A AR LPO a te Oa. eam oc ee Purvevor —_ we Stout Garments i tied 6 243 \ id 3 7 March Sale of Dresses for the Stout J] # tou! Tall Wom - «>» ™ ii Hi “"s Near-Stout anc | all Women 920)50 and $QO)50 Each day new Frocks arrive to add to the a] large collection for Spring. Made by the ‘*Svelt] System’’ for the prominent figures and never h the Dresses of printed silks held such a promi position in the world of styles as this Spring. SA dt Senet le an PM aaah es ae Tliltiees tckie < nnn diy Mian "i / Ri cae Bo ‘wm eg 2 on — cc ~ WO ARO CP Oe Persian and Egyptian patterns are to be seen } simple slenderizing line Frocks at $9Q)50 ‘all | i CE rr) N Among the other new Dresses there seems to be a rivairy as to which is the most beautiful—and like the Fairy Princesses, each one seems to be lovelier than the rest: so varied are they in style and trim- ming that hardly any two are alike. Lgl t eX ao -— 7 Cc ~ bled \ in a 7 Each has individual touches, and with the different materials they are a matter for one to decide for herself. Once each Spring, just before Easter, we hold this celebrated Millinery Classic. " Women await it as an event they know has never disappointed in what it has sed. Stunning Dress Hats This time will be no exception, for we secured from internationally ren makers $3950 Colors: — brown, gray, sand, navy and : black. i Se: handmade Hats from our own studio-workroom. Every Hat is an individual style— many have the maker’s original labels in them, and women who have visited New York Finest Sport Hats : recently will recognize them as being the newest of the new styles. ' i ! | od ya trmbo, fancy braids, over braids, embroid Milen and ik pre on a There are hundreds of Hats—one more beautiful than the other—enough to felt, etc. Styles for misses and last the entire day; yet, knowing, as we do, the immense crowds which always matrons and al! colors es well ag attend, we urge you to be among the first here at 9 a. m., as the very Hat most black. z : becoming to you may be gone if you delay your arrival Crosby’s “Gray Shop* HARRY M. SCHMIDT, President 1019-21 Locust St. Note the Sareet Newest Tail ore d Ha ts | the finest one-of-a-kind showroom models, to which we have added the most exclusive MANY WILL BE TEMPTED TO OVERBUY, 80, IN FAIRNESS i TO ALL, NO RETURNS OR EXCHANGES WILL BE ALLOWED (Mitinery Saton—Secené Fleer) fe 7. asian et -- a a oe ea «es eee eee ee eee ee ee oe a a oe ‘

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_ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , BORD AY. MOQ aenmcn 4, 1828. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — SNe en ta se Se — _- — —_ —~-- : SS a ary : ~ : | best , ——————S = >} man, and Carl Ho > ; ' ‘ > ’ ‘4 ry . an 5 as : _ on . . on atten hin . . , } mi }} INS ANNOUNCED, | Schumacher onl etker, Emil ment of his sister, Miss Betty Kop- Mr. Thompson is a_ graduate of!the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harr: ‘Ston avenue, who has been visit-| Dallas, Tex. for the past four|has returned home. She has com 4 ——————————— ’ sak? Ervin Croissant, | lowit 'y 55 r ‘ashi niversity Sn. £06 ; 7 z, to A. Wyman of 5503 Ver- Washington University and a mem-(|Sparks, 5710 Waterman avenue Hl ‘cr brother-in-law and sister | §roomsm Mh fol . = d , ee a rr : ws er. brow ; n ister. | months, follow! ‘ 4 | served an A bridal supper was non avenue. ber of Kappa Sigma fraternity. No Miss Dorothy Minderman of Ken-| 'r. and Mrs. EK. Ross Chamblin, in | ng & serious ilinesd, | pletely recovered At ine home of Mr. and Mrs. —_—— date has been set for. the redding. S ; | Soost, following the ceremony, and Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Taggart of ——= " he ons honeymoon trip the cou- Pittsburg. Pa., have announced the Announcements have been re- ms poetairy © at home at 4052 Flad engagement of their daughter, Miss;ceived of the marriage in Los An- | _* b Oe Ree Headaches Quickly Vanish Grace C. Taggart, to Cooper Pogue, | geles, Cal., Feb. 24, of Miss Melba ‘a 1 | Adverti d Price $15 | Mr. and M Ha son of Mrs. Clara Pogue, also of Wittemberg, daughter of Mr. and se PR A, well eapiiehes oy wy Sas many wiv m= 9 | tty. She P 1 iv - ‘s ‘Ty j Yr merly “ g che are due to certain forms of eyestta of the 4 ' among the February weddings was (3018 Easton ave Pro of | Pitsburg. oe be chaise nce ag mare. Lgezae wittemberg, former!) | Now 8 which my carefully perfected system of eye exam- | : As Miss Emily Soost, daughter | engage nue, announce the| groom and his mother are former!|of 4954 Laclede avenue, St. Louis, | ‘fi ination quickly reveals. over S a: fog —— Sageeent of their daughters, St. Louisans, and the announcement and Neil Harrington of Los Angeles. . {ih chased 15,005, @ Thousands of my clients suffering from such 4e- Vashing- ft Mr. and Mrs. William H. Soost of Misses Nellie and Ida Shapiro, to! was made ata bridge party given in| The ceremony was performed at the fects of vision have experienced the almost mag- . m ; ‘ ical relief that comes to one who has been he» ° nue, and Claren ‘ : : | sygess Fiad ave ce ¥.) Harry Wishne and Nat Perkins, re- honor of his sister, Mrs. D. C. Glee- Wilshire Boulevard Christian ay tor Gib 00 cnc ne nee? eriy fitted wi a r . = 1 of: Maplewood,; which took | spectively. Mr. p ki ! ea | with the exact glasses require ®@ 'Ftrie erkins is the son son of this city, who is visiting in Church. After a honeymoon trip) rod y get-scquainted bar- correct thelr particular eve defect. , i ? sat the Tyler Place Presbyter-| of Mr. and Mrs. M. Perkins of 1265 | Pittsburg at present. the couple will make their home in Gouraud’s | EK € Remember, I employ no drops or drugs of any low price of $1 kind, nor is there any pain or discomfort con- Church, Feb. 14. The bride Garrison avenue, and Mr. Wishne 16 i‘ ; ; . | .. ;, { h m oO single » white satin with lace draperies. resides at 3101 Sheridan avenue. Miss Cornelia Vanderheck of 2823 they will come to St. Louls to be rien a ream lil. ehares covers foo Moe Cig So tony aone, 8 os a r tulle veil formed the train and! The weddings wil] take piace in|South King’s highway entertained for 80 years has brou ona Joy and Meaet | gold Gred "Tig fitting. DR. ¥. J. GUILBAULT es held to her coiffure by a band! June. sc eee ek ie Pay - ness to many women in the gr a was yesterday with a bridge and misce! SEner at tnt ‘wenden Go tn, | 6-16 inch. orange blossoms. She carried | Seer laneous shower: complimenti Mies | TY oe ded .. advertised name. F 4 ~¢ and lilies of the valley. Mr. and Mrs. Harry N.. Yavitz autette : etna 90 Cl ART MUSEUM wh would heswenten io at ns will thick hat ae ° J. Guilbault “, Margaret Soost attended 5547 V ot | Charlotte Bokel, whose arrmape ve F p with their particular shade of beauty 3 ; 5547 ernon ave _ : ir p ular s 20 auty can Miss enue announce .th@ Mr. Andrew Mungenast will take orest ATW dosotothe best advantage. Now madeia | O ti l Co ca _ sister as maid of honor, and | engagement of their daughter. Miss | lace in the late summer. There (= georgetio with panels of Pith Ruth Yavits, to Sidney Marcus were six tabice tor cards, Format | [MterMational Water Golor|) RACHELL end FLESH | Sethi Soe 2 es. Miss Edna Schumacher, of Minneapolis, Minn. announcement was also made of the eaee 86 We bs TS delivery charges he meckiece 423 N Broadway Jpridesmaid, was gowned in white ——-— engagement of Miss Vanderbeck to EXHIBITION view ie wai eben tng rouch better than you expected, wend it back and : ganton crepe, with a lace tunic. She Henry Koplowitz of 1470 Clara George A. Thompson, son of Mrs. A. Rt al ay Ey age og Caleat "Marie pink roses. E. J. Stark was avenue has announced the engage- Thompson of 3918 Lafayette avenue. LTER FIELD CO., Dept. P 38, CHICAGO * , ¥ . b > ‘ DSU te path AEE ORE SAM re. hee map RT he sn a a - la a ~~ A - an hats Pe ng Mmm + Soe Uipieedid hatter tea tate auntie or a rs ir) ee ot I RN A NI re rat ~— Sg a Mm Pac le As - i 1 ee “ a —————_——— | — = aol = ==PLEASE SHOP CAREFULLY= The Event All St. Louis Awaits CUNEO dw Extra Facilities of Every Kind The largest Women’s Specialty Shop in St. Louis and the Middle West We know, from past experience, of the phenomenal crowds that attend has just completed and is ready to offer the greatest underpriced pur- this event annually. This year we will be prepared for them with a chase of Women’s Ready-to-Wear Apparel! it has ever made. service second to none for efficiency. St. Louis’ Largest Womens Specialty Shop Monday—St. Louis’ Greatest Merchandising Event of the Year—Our ‘ch i Recognized as the Official Opening of the Season for the Purchase of Spring and Summer Apparel ONLY | once every twelve months do the women of St. Louis have the opportunity to share in this gigantic ‘annual event. It is the banner offering of this store’s yearly program. Our entire efforts are concentrated on making it greater each year, and it is with justifiable pride that we announce this, the greatest of them all—of epoch-making importance, and as such it will undoubtedly stand supreme for months and months. Women | | lividual style— ed New York $45, $49.50, $59.50 Modeis | $65, $75, $85 Models in This $22.50 to$29.50 Models in 55 to $85 Models in This in This Lot Lot This Lot Lot | <4 | * ee a pre $49.50 to $65 Models in This | $69.50 to $100 Models in he} In lv ress rT nlifry ae ¢ 108 i me “ ; .: The outstanding feature of this marvelous Suit collection is our showing of stunning Indix idual, distinct ve Dre ee ~ ‘ing au ti : gene tes Lot | This Lot | three-piece models, of exquisite fabrics. with hand-embroidered waists, short jac- i10n, comprise this most extraordina ry collect ion at March sale prices. Every | quettes or blouses. Many charming versions of the box coat and sport models, in Dress is an especially selected mode, offering, in all, most every concelv- It is not easy to begin telling of the wonderful assortment. of Conte, Capes tailored and semi-tailored effects, afford an exceptionally wide range of selection. ble new style for Spring and Wraps. Words seem inadequate to describe the loveliness of rare cree : ot ae ee ations. nsers ‘ts puotelen of sadipe for Coan Sakae nn | wrap is shown in a profusion of styles for women and missea. : The Materials: In . , , i Convo Cords, Tricotwill, Poiret Cords, Oordelaine, Imported Scotch Weavea, These Fine Fabrics The Materials: “3 Granite Cords, Sahara Cloth, Bnglish Checks. Fiat Crepes, Satin-Faced Cantons, Cantons, Satins, Paisley, Fancy Orepe Panvelaine, Lustrosa, Veldyne, Ormadale, ‘ Combinations, Jacquard Crepe, Potret TwtIl, Chiffons, Roshanara, Taffet Brightota, Normanty, MRE The Colors: | Wool Crepe Combinations—Navy, Brown, Gray, Black, Green and Light Shades, jalore include the blouse, ri Wavy, Tiffin, Woodash, Algerian, Orion, Armedia, Black, Sonoda. | 14 to 18—Sizes—36 to 46. and 3) | THOMAS W. GARLANDS== ¢ aS any - =" : Eng eon Rai a oe San) iad os Y fs #2 ye gee ad : rete oi K on ne fee ee

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7 — ~~ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. —__ = —— f @ — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH tion of Ruth Becker | ' : 1. Misses Mary Burns, Margaret He- uniter the direct iy ano TPPARTIES AND DANCES atcem 22:77 reser: Sects mits sore estotat ie toe prorrem 7 , Grafe, Paul M. Brown, Joe Hiliner _ Bill MeMitchel, and Messrs. and teut. Rernard 1% Otto of the Mmes. William Koppen, William J. Ker:per Milita academy at Boon- : . ph “ g TS, y : | a 4 DURING THE Flynn, Fred Mueller, Jeck T. He- ,¢;)); pending the week-end A gs ae ae * ‘ A Special | at L Fortonaalll . slep and Dr. and Mrs. William Kolb > hie parents. Mr. and dire. W Pee RSS gt es Offer N | | , see q St., West of | fe Be0, Purchase §@ § Locust St. 4°29 West Pine boulevard ; 7 or : : ~~ j tinal , . "a bh Bs hit, o Ce oe SS eed a? : » oo pings ke Aer ay yd i a ee a ae bP » te PRE Pr % a yeh tae 2 pact oe pee nad ‘tne + ‘ - oer “ae * 7 - > 4 — - > ahon ’ — — * ‘GRASPED 2 Be Rasp NAMED TERM BIT HS SE EN EO Be TET CRETE MEN I gE MENS TR MR RY LYE AARNE kei ours * We ees ae Rlepsc. a YS, ea i Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. |‘P¢ benefit of the church building | Try Willard White Co. 8 fund. Piano solos and sketch Vaucaire Galega Tabdiets. Your Spring : This is the only way can be sure of the fect fit and finish of appearance when . wear it. 7 at Fowler Cardwell of Germantown, The most noted 3. | OS ee i elgpromeaaintde eee . . Pa.. who, with Mr ‘ araw fii. stars of the American recently come to St. Louis to make MME. JULIA MAYS | And screen Join ehh te > pa eetey | * Gloriously Beautif ; . ler st Dae ae , : ,) their home. New York Dermateiog:st smen of not in te aii b , he (oa | TSG ' tras ' -udis bd rn @. ee . ; aaa , ie. 2 rt / Mrs. Henry C. Read of Fort Smith GEES wrintien, care, ces a erher Sian teeing 7 ; ee re eee th g Speciall fr’ Ark.. departed yesterday for he 24 one Dix ples. Ten t : at beaety fe fee eel , a Pee 1s i | Inel d d 100 black P y | home, after a visit with her sister, pbirty year’ | chenae pmmending |W! fo ates ¢ a ‘ ie. bo fy £3 udgedad are Featured 4 Mre John W. Harrison. 6371 Water- tion guaranteed. mh Co. | Vaucaire ‘ t te , i bg. oy : 3 H . 4 bur f eacock . . Jo - Harrison, 6371 W: ~ ‘ | 3 Tablets and 1 Ne ieee MEL of, aS : ats, wit nt p Are Beautiful > gran avenue. Among the function , 2 8 SO? Kiaite Theater . che famous lt a Se. ea vy + a ao ° . & mf. dg Tore Articles. ei. | eet : ree trimmings, from stocr, Models for ul Models, Just Unpacked. Splendid Savings Afforded at Oe Aen te SPEAR Ae ae ie hy il Aotake a given during the past week for the Z oe ole Lin ee _ visitor was a matinee party Wednes- pe ise Phone Lindell 47. | ; a 2 Tablets con pas oP: ; YF «. & Former! $12 50 and $15. .- Sport Wear | @ay by Mrs. C. F. Gauss and her ) ws Mew Yerk Moeéica} : on lge er aeRR etn medic +a tits Sa | . ‘ag et et Y y ‘ = Gaughter, Mrs. A. G. Bullen of 113 Washington terrace. ; Refere Treas ment ~~~ - t 4 REP AE hk Gh Ml HRS CR A DRIED enn ada Pate bahw 2 ay han gp # ; y 4 saa ee ee ne een | ‘ rid.’ a ; ' : inett l ' + hen r iaakers”" ” Mrs. H. H. Culver of 40 Washing- peng - meres © ta . box th tablets and we b teary See Ss e These are all copies of exclusive models. In addition, mos of them are makers samples, ‘*ton terrace gave a luncheon Thurs- » her ‘a lady ohn : emmys »n are. Has oe! “- ; which insvres rou the utmost fn style and quality. There are models for all occasions, in favored +; Gay for her sister, Mrs. Allen of ak pte ’ shapes and colors, including shades of almond green, Copen blue, cocoa, brown, sand, gray, or- i peeeensO, “WhO hag oe —" ile the othe 5, went by ma! -paid. Sold by Judz Nr methanentsin 2 chid, purple and black. Their loveliness will prove irresistible; their value, astonishing. | Ver and Mrs. Allen recently returned : ‘ nd much Doiph Prue Co. Ma!! orders ! : ’ . age ; “gee d. ~ 3 CAUTION. rare of substitut : Kline's—Second Floor. (from Asheville, N. C. ally om detenme |i menue ; compound tn ' - : fam work sur . An “TIrieh Frolic” to be given F: i- After Treatment oneal pe youth.’ * gay evening. March 93. at Linden- wood College. asa benefit for French | orphans by the college art depart- gent, will be a costume party, in * which the award will be a batik Tt ecarf for the best costume, with >’ gecond prize of a sports handker- ehief in batik. The beneficiaries ll be the French children housed fn the orphanage at Liefra, France, for whom the Lindenwood art stu- Gents have given an annual benefit ever since the war. Original post- ers, carrying out the Irish idea have been executed by Misses Elaine Meyers. Josephine Sponable, Ada Hemingway, Gladys Lynn and Irene Atkins. A program of songs is in eharge of Misses Gladys Sullivan, Esther Saunders and Frances Beck- | er. The Freshman Orchestra will | ‘'gurnish the music. Students resid- | P \ @ng in St. Charles, with Miss Isabelle rf BP2S) | “??MeMenamy as chairman, will pro- t Df - wide the refreshments. Miss Kath- | - Jeen Fleming will supervise an “Irish : ‘potato race.” The receiving line wi! consist of Miss Elaine Myers, pres!- dGerit of the art class, with the other class officers, Misses Marian Titus, Rebecca Hopkins and Alice Betty Hansbrough, with the had of the} Gepartment, Miss Alice Linnemann. | ——os ’ ‘ i iia cnet nana aaa seat Me Bilg) Carabiners) osts Ping (3: SB" Boy There are correct mod fer every type of figur fer every occasion, R te rs. a» ee Rive Boned Heavily Boned Short-Hip Corse dance and sport Elastic and Se tic Corsets, ar Step-In Model slender firure NWO MATTFR WE YOU NEED We Have It er kins. ¥ «Raia oben 9 we ss Sw to teen Rg a Sete + apna ga Patter eee COG RIE Pore Gee tree pry ror ring grea PMR Reaeh Z “* —v ' . . ean eee Ie Fe a eT Mrs. Jack T. Heslep of 3506 Hen- | rietta «treet entertained the L. A. L. ! ) , Ciub Tuesday evening. Those at- eis : > oF | tending were Misses Helen Mackin, . 7s aa ea pe arcagame } Lucy Broccard, Hildegard Waecht- | | ms bal 4 “a3 — + Yer, Margaret Behrns, Lucy Brown, | | , Se i 20 YEARS TAKEN | Florence Kern, Margaret Peters, | é , Sees : ‘Margaret Heslep and Mrs. Leo Ber- he he he i by hp ht he hp bp hp bn bh hh hi hel i i i et tlh en See . . ae Ahh hel eee. wk cea hes De .,2n he La needs eee tee ce —_——- ont whe Pewreticn 4 ee er + , Sn dancing and singing. accompanied gin. - ’ se | See a ts os : - Saeeaaty" re | Mr. and Mrs. Chris Riehl of Signal | ‘ 2s rome \ mae A ee ten SSeS See | | Bet a MEE ~ | | Hill, Il, celebrated the twentieth | ~_ SS USE eae .. ae anniversary of their marriage, Feb. | tee Sea te SS a © 26, with a family reunion and din- an Reece: Mae). | : Th ‘ *Ber. Mrs. Riehl was, before her ’ Se Vie . ' Marriage Miss Phoebe Craig. The SESS late: ie | iguests spent the day. and indulged | | i a C Hy | AD 5.7. Pinkstaff, M. ' by a stringed orchestra. The house | was decorated in pink and white rib- ) — ee fi we Reem 415 Victerta Side... bons and smilax. Those present in-| Hig! } sr . . : ; ~ fi . = Years’ | Seluded Miss Mildred Riehl, daughter gh-grade Spring Capes, Wraps and Coats that represent some of the most fashionable modes created this | | @f the hoste; Mr. and Mrs. Caleb. Sn | 0 ae Re & 1: ¢ wr ‘ SIT See, tener thee ar coe | eason. A cc sistibly appeal to those seeking style distinction nner oo a Speneege * P'eilie; Mra John Hall, Mrs. Harry ) at an extremely low price. _ Holiday and daughter, Billie, of Al- , ton; Mr. and Mrs. George Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Virgi! Thomas and datgh- /*ter, Virginia Lee; Miss Alice New- > ™an, Henry Sprick and George Va- he cua dure. Walter ond These Models Were All Purchased at +; Robert: Mrs. Ida Kolh and children , , . - y . ; +pLaesiie, Norman, Orval, Loraine and Below Rightful W orth, and [Tf] This > Viola; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kuhn | ee et ond Mrs. Lioré Special Monday Event They Are Of- ‘drink and children, Vera and Gen- Te, Me ane Mire Prank Summers fered at Much Less Than Regular, at and John and William Sum-_ "(mers of East St. Louis Se hee os ee >. Gree eed SAR TN RR BBL, mR. Rie Nites RRO tga Te sei 4) cartels ae hang “SS. PURI OCEE SL? Sas ee ater ST i AN as aa te ik IBS a tae 2 Laer eee ee ee -" fb 2 “ : - PILE CREM Le ED, 4x The Ollopa Club entertained their 3 ’ . * - - . Soe ROM standpoints of style, quality and val HEY are exact copies of expensive American ' @yette avenue. The members in- these newest Spring Capes and Wraps w ulfill : and imported originals, many exclusive one and two-of- @lude Misses Nadene Clark, Rosa- highest expectations. In fact. we umhesitatinglv onounce kind models being ine You will revel in their grace- | Mond McDonald, Mildreq Eaton and i them some of the most unnsua! “one ellis wiles: Wi ——~ wand 1 fforent wars and in the lov Katherine J. Hincheu. ee ove Vs & usual 2 it ti | re ve Tui Limes, 1 nderiuily different wavs and in the love- 7 been able to offer in many a dar. and we presen | . f soft-napped fabrics of which thev’re fashioned. . , . . ba > . . . “ ° “+ * rm al ie! mo rt ——. e —— — _2 - = ° . ee . avery out-Ol-(ne-ordinar’ aving Liv. iné no miStadceé in anticipating needs tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Mahoney wf 1411 Farrar street entertained | angered Feb. 24. with a Washing- | : m party tn honor of their daugh- " ; cee on - ——_—___—— , _ nites napa : ter, Dorothy Jane Patricia. who was Luxurious — years olé that Cary The guests | . were Mary Virginia Johnson. Mar- ! ' Fabrics garet Ureula Johnson, Billy John- | | eon, Elizabeth Korte. Ruth Heim- | | | "@ burger. Billy Cooper, Margaret | . Ve Idyne Mary, Bernadine and Audrey Siek- : Veldette gan. Donald Muckermann, Kath- | | (renuine Camels Hair erine spam Frank Eugene Lane. | Arabia Cloth ° . Eva Chase, Paul Ma- : 2¢ ey ; ier beoey a - a 2 In the Smartest of Two-Piece Effects, ge rae ree Cecilia Mahoner, Mrs. William : Also Modish Thr arenes ‘ . Willian , Al: ; Pe}! s : tage a a age W. Chase, Miss A. | 4 ” iat c om a vn Co fume Potret Twil Dolan. Miss M. Johnsen and Mr. ang at : OUILS, OApectatit feature : Mre. William Johnsen . ' i : J é d at Lustrosa The Carlyne Betty Club enter. tained their friends with a George Washington birthday party. last @aturday evening, at the home o¢ eX % 4 7 . Mies Bees Rernick on Clarendon S\ hea \ S rles ot evenue. There were 14 couples ePeun Cy present. ; é . > Be ‘ D; . . Bi nin Joseph FE. Singer of 4945 | a ae 4 1% orthiand avemue gave a reception pe ; Wednesday afternoon from 4 to ¢ “4 oe si fape | e’cleck. fe ee | 7 | | Side Closing | EVERY NEW 1 . ct be ot ope Georn aap ts of the finest type, Draped | f SPRING SHADE, .. r. and Mrs. Willlam Kern of | : | aS SOA - Ci mere (odav and gone tomor- Wra 4 INCLUDING BLACK ¢ Sseeé MeRee avYenue entertained row. ut authentic ; a, ; f li : their Geuubter, Piecence Kern. with ni “thea * si . ‘modes tor Spr JItraig ine | | al | @ Birthday dinner party, Sunday. NS, 8 ora —_ quality twilled fabrics, Bloused WOMEN’S AND : Feb. 25. Among the guests were =. eS © tavoring and finish 1 and Sport : MISSES’ SIZES t: Pog many 90% » and Effects modes. ae wel! as ' . are | + +, - ‘its, are also featured . KLINE's. a a Klime’s—Thirad Floor. ~ FLOOR. Real Singers, $6.00 Guaranteed Males in Frit Riri een) (eco. Largest Re DATIONAL FET «nors. \ 2338-2337 Otive. ) Lewest Prices. Oven # A.M Cail 8 Pw | My ! iL SS ial FE | J ‘ lL om ee -f es > ied i a") q ’ ; : Ray “ “Wm,

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‘(Fortunate Purchase ats cially ntured eautiful Hels for t Wear ¢rs' ‘“‘samples,” gions, in favored gand, gray, or- ishing. Second Floor. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds fiat of the Daily Star and the Times Combineg by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' ° « ’ cont St., West of Ninth Be Sure to Get Your New Corset Before You Purchase Your Spring Suit This is the only way you can be sure of the per- fect fit and finish of your gppearance when you j j } There are correct models here for every type of figure, and fer every occasion, includ- Lightly Boned Corsets. Heevily Boned models. ] ] ] ] , ] ] ] , ] ] ] ) ] } ] } ] ] ] ] } ] } , ‘ } . Short-Hip Corsets—for } dance and sport wear. Hilastic and Semi-Elas- ) tic Corsets, and In Models ) Step- for ) slender firures. ] ] ] ] } ] ] 1 ] } , } } ] ] 1 | ] WO MATTFR WHAT YOU NEED We Have It! Corsets here priccd— $2 to $25 } Barry’ s: 905 Locust St. 20 YEARS TAKEN OFF IN ONE VISIT Fy lifting the BAG from the face and re- moving BAGs orer and uyun- cer eves. No pain, danger or ioss of time. I = — re- a6 Pinkstaff, M. D. Pinstic Reem 415 Victoria Side. St and Lorcnet. Years’ Successful ice. Hours 11-4 Superfluous HAIR Remored permanentiy and painiessly from face, arms and limbs. No de- Pilaterice or electric needies used. BROWS ARCHED Lacille-Francis Method S22 Frisco Bidg. OFFICES IN FRINCIPAL CITIES ee VARED ACTIVITIES i CLUB WOMEN IN oI. LOUIS The Social Economy Section of the Wednesday Club will meet March 7, at 10:30 a. m. to discuss. under the chairmanship of Mrs Thomas C. Young, “Civic Needs of the City and State” and ‘‘Economic and Industrial Resources." ‘The Poetics Section of the Wednes- day Club will hold its regular meet- ing March 7 at 1-20 Pp. m. with Mrs. George W. Ittner as chairman. The subject for study will be ‘“‘Rostand. the Romanticist,”” under charge of Mrs. Archer O’Reillv. follow ed by a reading of “The Romancers” by a cast composed of members of the section a ‘6. G. N. Seifilitz will give the report on Current Verse The meeting will be preceded by the usual luncheon at 1°:20 nn The Alpha Delphian the Delphiaz Society which met Tuesday afternoon, Feb. °7. had for its sub tect “The Nar, Its Causes and Consequences.” Mrs. John .S. Payne, president of the Federation of Women's Clubs rand ge@ve a talk on the * done through edu- Operation of club (‘hanter of Peloponnesian ‘abanyv Bran of Greece” eo “Palestine and the Hehrews. a Civilization Developed nated by a Spiritual Religion” was discussion of the Delphian Chapter Mondays The group of pro- com- posing this chapter are neppneed in- terested in these cultural Rares and Mari’ beneficial are brought out in the round table dis- cussions, in which every member takes part. The next regular meet- ing will be Monday, March 12. at § p. m. at the Cabanne Branch 1 brary. “Hebrew Literature” the subiect for Athena evening, Feb. 26 fessional and business women the subject PDeliphian Chapter will Monday afternoon, March 5, at Center. amids’’ will be dis- lL. Weinert is the -, a _— : he Le : nhi * i “nAmmmiinitwv ommwU it! fairy stori: The meeting Ierael Monday iz 4 m.. and a special invitation is issued not only to t! but to all children desirous of par- taking of this treat Dr. Henry M Whelilpley, ithoritv on the Amer- ican Indian, ll introduce Princess Chinquilla Mra. C. A. Moreno of 4258 West- minster piace will span ain th federate Dames Ch er... March 5, assisted ey Mr Weatherford and Mrs. ‘met Friday, Feb. 23. at the home of Mrs. J. M. Schumacher of 58839 Nina piace. Lun ceding the business meeting. Mrs. J. C. Calhoun read a paper entitled ‘ | Giance Toward Sha kspeare.”’ Continued on Next ‘Pace. eT Since the discovery, in 1896, of Nadinola, a marvelous bleaching cream, thousands of beautiful women have learned the secret of Skin Re-creation re you one of -_ S94 ieee” TONE nw My speonrern’ peeetense — Hetil Se @. , 7 4 "ee . : ir & Ne Cloth Capes le for small women—misses’ only. Actual $5: 75 $12.95 Values........ Small sizes suitab Our Entire Stock of Fall Suits and Coats Anniversary Sale of NEW SPRING HATS Values Worth Up to $8.50 46° About 500 stunning Spring Hats bought special for this important event and sold on a .very small margin of profit. All the new Spring shades- ing styles for matron or charm- misses. Every new shape and latest trim- mings are represented. No Exchanges! No Refunds! All Sales Final! Sale Starts Promptly Monday at 9 A. M. 15 Formerly sold at —— $19.75 and $15. For this sale only Our Main Floor Offers The Most Pronounced Values Real Anniversary _Bargains_ At 1% and less*than sold during this winter. Select one for next year. STYLES—QUALITY perfect. Mostly fur trimmed. COATS @20.95, $25 and @19.95 values for $69.80, 59.95 and #49.95 values for .« $15 Tweed Suite, es and Fall model. $29.95 and §25 Bpring and Winter @uits $49.95, $39.95 Spring and Winter models... $6.75 $22.75 Mostly fur trimmed and plain tailored. Girls’ N ew Spring Sample Coats 100 Samples, $25, $19.95, Spring’s Smartest Styles Ladies’ and Growing Girls’ Spring Footwear—-newest styles, all seasonable merchandise, $6.00 to $10.00 value. This assort- ment taken out of our regular stock of high-grade Footwear. Silk Blouses $3.79 to $12.95 Novelty Bilk Blouses in all the latest stvies and designs, shown in the new jacquette, hip Cheese and overblouse effects. A emart collection devel- oped in fine quality crepe de de chine. Handmade Waists Models of batistes and crossbar dim- itjee, Beautiful Blouses of sheer fine voile with deft touches of hand- drawn work. Embroidered with wide Irish and filet lace, $1.79 to $6.95 Silk Petticoats MATERIALS: Gray Suede Fawn Suede Black Suede White Satin Black Satin Patent Leather Black Kid Brown Kid Tan Calf | Black Calf $0.85 STYLES: Strape Oroes-Straps Oxfords Colonials French Heels Raby French Military Heels . Plat Heels Spanish Heels All Sizes and Widths but Not All Siers in Frery FINE QUALITY PETTICOA made of silk jersey in plain et and fancy effects, shown in the favored tyr Regular sizes only, . 2.49 to $3.79 Values up to $8.50 Silk Chemise Dainty crepe de chine and radium gilk teddies, lace trimmed and tab lored effecte, Excellent values, $1.79 to $6.95 Boyshform Brassieres The Brassiere that gives rou that boy-like fiat appearance. Priced #15 values i SSTEWART'S—413-415 N. SIXTH ST.: from 59c to 1,95 Swea All our aaimples and eurpins stock ~d ' our better grade of > tae . assortment of various ¢t: colors, at half price and this . SLB $6 eni@..i. |

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> ETNDAY, MARCH 4, 192% ' 6 ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPANCH alone Resrentnintely Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. — Ty ——— ; CLUB NOTES. [= ° alt! : A> ' | Contingeé From ! ms = | Georgia, Mrs. Bert Hodgman, Miss Brown and Miss Schumacher. a club will meet Marc -h 9 at me Ka grine Springer Lome, with Ross Bowles as hostess. 9 ee - — ‘ > ma es ator ape Pye eee SeGPidinc at ey , ee ee ee eis * “> + » ee ¥ > open ee gre SNARE ys ele ae y / SLIT LI SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES The next regular meatins ms Mothercraft Club, Jewish nit, 'R. 0. March 8, | ) 1] be held Friday, ae ee he yestry rooms of meth, Vandeventer avenue and Lindel! boulevard. oe Mrs. Fannie Vincent Ward : ; } Tana rr 2 speak on “Houser id Managen nt and the Budget Sys‘*™ Monday—An Irresistible Feature Group of a Cd age RAMOS IGE i aS ERED CORN tl way AE RT Ibe NES syle Ament 4 : ” " es ny RR SD tN ngs eh Poy PU NEA a : anemmnalenaagpen Sen “Se —— teat et ary of the Remember—Our Second Floor | | _ Elwes od a. Diovan: wemgene __/ocation means a saving to you. ee hers Asso- | address the Paren t-Tea Bristol School in| ciation of a . . , " sAaw ftar. | Webster Groves Wednesca after- | noon at 2:30 o'clock. : sndav Charity Ciud rill 7 t at th } ~* _- MI * hae The “Shirley” A dainty Oxford, simple ~ indeed, but doubly charm- ing for its very simplicity. ee our sal le last week, fo ur ct dl ~ every five Sgt gd that ace mace a i i » lo k e isewhere, ur quality and prices : ne hi ‘first fieor-—-we manufacture our 0% Take elevator and save money. See these ? — ™ } Values for Monday and Tuesday Plans will Le « to} at card party to be given 4 pec a 4 ° . Ch reservations ree’ day at the Hotel —_ nase, Reg. > o_ "2-Ski in Stone Mart nh Chok xers. BS5.00 + " made with any ‘7 a. e mat se for the | annual ste r Non Shown in Black Satin Daintily Stitched Work during our dull season a See in a ; ; : young women, will give a dance at Special Attention Given to Mail Orders Trimp’s Hall, 4460 Delmar boule- vard, this evenings the proces: is of Landers & Pearlman Fur Co. | seco ee essen ° of a Palestinian orp an they are Manufacturers, Wholesalers and Retailers adopting. The Biue-Whites meet . every second week at the Jewish 823-825 Washington Av. (SECOND FLOOR) wy Sees week af ee — Olive 6594 Opposite Hotel Statler Central 4904 ee rghit alk re —" Reduction on all Remodeling and Repair Covered Louis Heels 70-inch linen Tat $1.25 76-inehR 2 ©. 4 ~ Napkins Napkins to $2.50 70-inch bil — eee ar ' ‘ rm | i a ee ¢ so A\G Formerly “IRWINS” | BEST DRESS VALUES v1 “ Stop and see them. whether you want a Dress or not. The more women sce them | the more the news of 4 this sale will spread. 85 A Flat crepes, Trico- ° sham silks. Paistey g silks, Canton crepes, Spanish laces, figured 509 WASHINGTON AVE. Pager {Sale! Capes, Coats Values Up to $30 es va Up to $40 Emboieed = 2 >> ht . 8/7 ‘ 5)* ; Such Qualities, Such Styles, Such Values Are Most Uncommon at aes See ‘ This attractive new strap Slipper, with the ° | . openwork pattern, is im Materials deed one of Spring’s most Velour charming models. Bolivia In Four Styles as Below Camelaire Gray Suede Polaire y Gray Kid Trimmed Miaztures Black Satin Vormandy | Suede Trimmed —Developed in the popular shades Black Brocade of tan, gray, navy and black. Patent Kid Trimmed Black Suede Dull Kid Trimmed eds Beantiel Sot g i - 2m Shisy Materials ae in Coats and Capes. °$ atts To: mem Crepe de Chine RX be = am ined More Than 50 Distinct ee © joe This Store Is Head- quarters for Capes New Spring Styles . +e ee » | Ps FM . ‘ ~ P . e Our Styles are We Specialize in Reprcductions of | Coats, Capes and Garments Costing up meee §=6Wraps for Stout Women to $100 ? jf Sizes up to 58. A . a fo y Bs. > a's 5 ¥ : , > fa Pea: é 4 . Ete a eV a P Rs 0 6 00 206 oO 06 0 0 IO CIO a ee ee SE peace cmanbta came omio0 o !

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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-DISPATCR -: ‘g “a ms = — ' ——————i a =e tit tee ee eee eee ee ee et ne ne Po eG THE STORE FOR CPS DAL THE PEOPLE Wonderful offerings in Hosier» for the entire family, > ® including irregulars as well as firs: qualities. Glove Silk Underwear Women’s Knit U | * 3 love 5 rwear nderwear Women’ Ss Silk Hosiery 7 hag nod i oo Raden Women's 2 ’ ' a; 8; ‘ests, reinforced un- Women's $£.50 to $6.50 fine black novelty hand © ee ee eotton ante: embroidered siik Hose ? 6 | der arms, bodice top, silk Women's Tic and $1.00 qualit Women's $3.25 black and col- , strap style. Sizes 36 me Women's 35¢ and 50¢ regular and extra \e@ | - a , —a "TS —aculpaataess Meta : 7 /‘04 \\ | size ribbed cotton Vests [o : a s t . Women's $1.56 panei- Women's $3 black an \ Women's $1.95 Fiber and Silk , >. we a: back black silk Hose 75¢ ain Silk Ribbed Vests ra : Women's 75¢ and $1 lisle and style. — gg all-silk chif- oN ; n n’ $3 ac lis ton | | Women's $2.50 Pin f r tied Suits and colors $1.50 a, nec ia y cts eiinaeeeathr ihelee t —§$ 1. YS ‘y i WN Women's 7 ford, simple rs, =i M1 i , . Vests ; : ’ ° ; bly charm- 3 , Coane Sox |' ?, Women's $2.50 and WD Ae Suits ; . ' ee / hildren's c import- ‘omen’ F - Strj Y ' bane -” . y simplicity. 68 : : : ores eee 28. t-foot cottor é nto EEE map — ove -§ e IS ; wy iy Women’s $1.50 and $2 pink and white > &E men’s Hosiery a 50c 4 « 3 a Me. FEZ lisle and mercerized Union Suits 4 ? Men's ¢0c biack and Children'a 25c novelty femen't “ Women's $2.50 pink glove Psy n in . . colored mercerized Hose roll top rd ton Sox, in rted fine cotton , a it anne I8 | oe be te ~ ° . : q e 3 For 0c 2 FoR 50¢ | si!) loomer ‘2 hy; Ch ] ] U ] r S eo B ‘* ). j 5 ashioned = ~s projet Se . ree A rte [ =, ; n q | ’ i ' } Women’s $5 ee is ‘4 ; ; ] ren o n erwea atin | viack and colored 0c 9 FOR 50 ~— Heavy quality glove silk Bloomers $ OR Be » Children’s 0c ' Chiléren’s &5¢ _ , ns é c 3 : / A\\ in light and dark colors; three-quarter Te nainsook bution SC , ainieic S(QVC } } jastic at waist an length; elastic & d Union Sults Union Suits ef Wor } ioe ‘ ~ c Stitched “Men’ : “Boe and adi oes Bove’ 50¢ —— heavy b ines and she 50c | 9 ie 7 eee ek ee, lit ffie knee. Sizes 36 to 42............ 4 . . 2 — 50 joo . ee 3 Firsts and some irregulars c (Main Floor—Nugents.) (Main Filoor—Nugents ) ‘ (Main Fleeor—Nugernts.) rle i ; ¢ 3 M omen's $1.95 lisle-iopn black v omen’s 9 my te i Orchid and pink colors, . pink and orehid Vests - . = and colored Silk $1 19 black and = - | made bodice strap shoulder 69 : Pe y ; sis ' ge. We Hose ..... Fee ° solor , | Sizes 34 to 44... , Women's 65¢e extra-size ribbed cotton Umion 3c yl puis Heels linen Table Damask; yard......... | $2 and $2.25 Colored Crochet Spreads sign, with insert cane Panel, twin bed * $ ) 1 9 $1.75 Bleached Sheets h 1 29 70-inch wide full bleached Damask. 8ix¥0-inch Bleached seamless Sheets, no 7 T $4 Table Damask 50) S d d B d S ! LS d Pill | 70-inch extra heavy weight, all- $ = prea Ss an e ets. $26.50 Steel Beds hi ° heets an ] owcases yt | stee| frame. square post de ] h A : Sal ain” Sh t nthe Anniversary é $1.25 Mercerized Table Damask 79¢ red vand white com laatita wend. “hemmed” we ee Napkins to match, 68.25 doze 3 Croch | 19.75 Mattres 9 Bed Springs + seghaen Napkins to match, $650 dozen. 2 Full-size leet a. and serv- By O05 am ltutek ts weno west aye Py parade he st errant. sta ‘$1 90 Sheets l | $2.50 All-Linen Table Damask @ 1 75 aaee : Le: ¢ . as am eel ta wice nowats. ane ee () {ix9?-inch” extra long Sheets made of $ 45 edge aft ag setvie. stron eached cotton "irsat quality, no , Eoanen Srenenes Damage, Good weight $6.50 Marseilles Spreads weight, -eov. a | 3 ec as S = $2.25 Hemstitched Sheets $ 1 60 * 0 8, Widths ‘ r ! “ull size, scalloped edge, cut-out cor- 4 re ha tg or wooden or =r i wee tone ticking £ixvs- inch shoonsnt quality, ——— toc ng $2.50 Bath Mats | | jj ner and heavy woven raleed design meal beds ws eaion, sae » $1.75 th Mats in_ pink. $10 Marseilles Bed Sets Am Fie $13.50 Steel Cribs $2. 35 peel a Sheets Ba blue and white. ©, 21 Full size, heavy woven designs, scalloped ef Each $I. 50 w edges and separate roll cover 6 50 Ath? Phase ihe $5x64-Inch, 96x9S-inch seamless Sheets, no sare on hee to match.. . - wt continuous style. ae~' very durable ° _— ; ew - . ' a he: iat, filling j $22.50 All Livan : wy np $4.50 Scalloped | Th Peed LaLa ee eiiain a 5 40c Pillowcases Cc Table Sets ‘ ab Crochet Spreads AL TEA side, with non- 42x2%6-tnch bleached be “tna made of He | 144 sag epring, excellent quality, no starch 72x90-inch Cloths, with | S% | PZ Extra large size, hk fe seem white enamel or Se. Hemstitched Pillowcases 39c¢ 1 dozen 22-inch Napkins : Marseiiles designs r Bm goid finish a $17.50 —, Rae Zp and cut- out $219 : ere $2.95 Card Table vel2Xié or 45x36 inch hematitehed Pitlowonses, /) match corner $25 All-Linen Ge ee $12.50 Marseilles EE ee one ee ee 75c Hemstiched Pillowcases itation mahogean Table Sets fs is A 9 Choice of goid band full service f ir 6 pe Ys euttin on thin blown = ral fr nd-paint- ) of mpbport Blu d oid 1} ih > ‘ t ith eord ite ; attractive g or flora 1and-pain sons \} ed e an | ne $30.00 Dinner Sets ee ple 6hCUWw $2 Q5 Sie tries $2. 85 ohm. highly $3. 50 wat 6 A mhdien, righ BN snameied Bie sensitive ,. with matt-go et- ed designs, imported thin china. decoration, ull ser- glass. Set | 5() thin china. (32-pe. Sets $5. 95 vice ovat 12 persons. 00 : plug . of 6 ‘eRe See P ‘Set of 6 ° s00-plecs n porcelain. : oe | Sale 85 tering: @ $2.95 value. see *re " pi ec | } ' $52.50 “Leonard ||") |) On| & | [seeRhEe yee | e AN] || $8.50 Sprinkling Hose Beamless; seconds of $20 kind; heavy | eeeeeee sahee eereee ol oe medaliton Ae fons. 100-plece | i | it sets = i | ee a P| Of heavy 5-ply red rubber, fully Refrigerators eA eS fe , — $22.50 — | = ee — i = thant q | guaranteed for the entire season; ————= ae ; ote ake | 51) feet complete with couplings ‘el! n ONE-PIECE WHITE PORCE- 5 on : With the well-known ONE-PIECE $56.00 China Dinner | a Tope Only $1.75 Coffee and adjustable brass spray nozzle; . Percolators in this sale, ge numbers. : LAIN LINED food chamber; foods kept fresh by Sets. 100 Pieces ‘ chilled, dry, Floral spray - de lraveling Bags . $4.50 and $5.5 Of high-grade alu-. Well maée with Kitchen Table Tops minum, 8-cup s\7e, yale lock an4é 8 keys. . order to give 7 . ‘ i imported thin Best uality cow- :' moving a(r eign ip Q 5 : oe ; "hina, fast-stand hide Leath ette. : { Cc sen oe you | TER TE | within zones. | boats) bread and lined, with pocket in A high-grade ready- | asus picss tnatened sale price. 95C Sate SOc | ' ot putter ' plates 100- side 5A Le . g ifght sec . PIC® ~seeeeeree (Becond For.) | i 6A | repelling walls | piece $29.50 price $2.95. mixed Paint for general Py egg $3 50 a: 3a 3 Se‘ts baie side icing | ; indoor and outdoor style and in | | | | painting, in all the hest popular 65-lb ~~~ | eek colors, including white. {ce capacity. ; ——————————— | : > | An exceptional Anni- Sale Price | i versary Special, gallon, . " wT $5.45 Wash Lollere : \ $ 50 Wash Tubs -edium size . walls Of all metal. white Of high-grede aiv- t 2 PO ye St rk, enameled, with oval minum, 4- quart sine. “best galvanized OE SY Y all-co ( , and all woodwe ' Se | ‘ fark . x r ell mirror. Male se 5 Rale ; : | high grade 50c “ 2. 9 | ries colors, quart price A 48it bat > e

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oF ae ae ~ woter? ny ene e ; ’ Pani ote i ee ee) oon 7 * Srp AT. STARCH 4, 19°72. SL _-— ee — —_ a ea ~~ ; : = - — ~ ee eS ee a - te sess _— Se - ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Ape ie mn that of the oa Glébe-Democrat and the Times ae ea -—_ ——— raiser ecee 2 ee cweeesrree gwiasas 2 ee ks ee ae ey Y $1 sone gta Rather Talcum Powder | $l Laaly Esther Commun — WV i th large pe pwede ‘rT » In beautiful brase-fin- Pp puff. Aiel versary pri ce, ea ~~ ished box. While 1000 last. 50c "4g S50c (Maia Fleer—Nucents.) , (Main Fleer—N ugents.) ALL THE PEOPLE — a AE ks ees - : ‘ ; 4 ag, ” gta Boys’ $2.50 and | yf Women’s i Misses’ 25c| | Men’s 79c | | Girls’ $1.75 ; Men's 60c { 73¢ and $1 VL 40¢ Dress $3 Wash Suits 50c Cotton Cotton Nainsook | | Ribbed Silk Linen Salinetic | | Printed Voile Gaghen 36 - inck ane 26 -ineh|| 26 - 86 - inch Midd Balk a : ° Oliver ‘Twist models Bl Bl Union Suits Hose ’Kerchiefs ) $6-in. Voile 3 2 neh $6 - ine ‘ne. in | | ) eolored Sa- oomers oomers . inette, in fan ‘ ; Ratine, plain blaek plain black plain blae | the materials are Pal- , dres« ; 7 . " rm Junior, white 303 thiet | _ gall ia al fade of pure i oe in ecolored — Ging- Ratine in , ead : : ‘ hine ecw 8 — cloth. ren berle m Jumbo Pi ink BO ge tr ae In black. i 2 a vany are 7 . a) Ses " . %. i Biiewer Laces > C Wee The Women Patrons Will Wale iccaids.. 4's : ! mesh and many : » French ; handsome designs. | Ss ~) Sa Marvel at These Offerings S0e Dress Shields; flesh color, ia : Gloves in pane 75¢ ” oF ; , pasemaiiny silk —, re am “ nad ¢ po A lasp sty le, —— ae Fleer.) | % HEE ha, Pa | $ 1 0 to $ 1 2.50 ae: . caamealoured backs, overseam He bb j is Ae ~—~ — come in black, white, gray. many pleasing color cembinations. m 4 e _ oe and other stocks, at @ tri mming for dresses, wraps, suits and TS quoted , +o blo e. , ens ee eae I Part eet ie ¥ — an ~ \\ s : mW Y = pul 7 Buu svbes, Wa cerpre ~ tates steel brown and mode. o : } . — $1.50 and $1.95 — . a : H A S purpose. Each.. ) $ 5 Q SOc “Kleinert's” Jiffy Baby Pants; | 7 : . 4 um d large size, . 79Cc A ee Z “Ye ao pe ee cee 39¢ Anniversary Sale of a eee mee | ees hy FX pisces, various widther ge Silk and Cotton Lingerie ) | yf jk pot $5 and $6 Philippine Petticoats, | | | The Styles Aniiet but They Ready-Made Waist Linings; of Fine nainsook shadowproof ‘Women’s oc. | , a - ’ \ > : cami ted wilt h Ks, broidered flounce, dainty designs and $ | * { - > ( a reet + en ‘ = Saws « espe m dante ’ a Handkerchiefs H NC | ben Hats, sald Hats, sport Hats, a "a n the e new a ers i Og amc gx —. 50 Handmade Lingerie a oh “The Te 1OCiat of Long A sample line of | ig eolors, mountain haze, purple, a id, green, deer sera terra, nee, a Handmade aehiianena and Envelope Chemise, of very 4 . } 3 } 6 gegen Fi. 9 pe TAs” shades, berry shades, Mephisto, “ plath inum grays, sr esheets C St ae See ee re ee $l. | We mingled other days tiste Handkerchiefs VI e7 black, brown and navy. Lovely nn ee | in eo raed cor tye . $1 Nightgowns | With “ smart today. sewn, FATA RT OR iE iy RE Ee * a 7. Ee ae y - ~ 5 GOO NO Ol OE SS A Ot SS A ei OA a ge he % ai tl 4 a “ aioe ie ci Be hea oe atest eine es ~- all "eatiy embroid- "| , point, 2 iarded na aA graguin corner mot} | “47 7] Hats Like These fancies, ornaments and clever bows. _ All eizes, Card..°... steers whi spage Ta ee eree | a Li Just to take gampver memory’s path , ut, well | ee , 1 5c $2 and $2.25 Undergarments a a To Gre nagr dpa’s days. : Zine seingerk, Mecrer epee Eee Ol a i /. e S | f Silk otge and ——— in a splendid ———-- ml ¥ ‘3 7 , - $2, $250and83)| Anniversary Sale of Silks —— Lda 1 Elastic Girdles . Cs pear Sale of 1) | iif 10 and 12 tm. length é nniversary eo Bi [a cose: Sack, nook trent 25,000 Yards $3.50, $3. 98 and $4.50 Silks — a) P coutil and breche, re- / fr) " ' ‘ etripine heavy. ‘lastts S8-inch Heatherdew Silks for suits and dresses in new Spring )$ 5 Q ge Warner and Redfern ai We are proud and@@l for all the good ee rn rr ae ee... bce wa bc whan dba vakew eel : ; } Cor sets al patronage showe . $s in all these yea - 3! 50 S 40-inch Flat Crepe in navy blue, brown or black | ; PSs at a a” 7 7 : . yles in . (Feurth Ficer.) ' ; ; if | 40-inch Canton in rosé, taupe, dar il Jtakt e public & On account of slight | \ fis Crepe de Chines. ..... meuse: w! \ of flesh broche. Anni- : . change in sty - and \ ~f SeSRy Cea “$1 98 : } versary ae ictpate. iscontinuin of ma- : es ia ity J - terials used tn nese iS eae “. poise .... $3.50 : : 4 aytee, we ate @ to ; naw d Pekin 8 $2.50 and $273 Silks: 4 - = = - 4 : S » e ' , “y po rea | blue $1.9 : 2 | “Sa $10 Model; de- j ‘est : #£ ec hing Plans “| + Seong Va.iues; sizes si ote Ts ; vYarce eh i ffarn ta ff a+ en tir = oe . ‘a an - ’ - : ~ ~i . da ey te 48. . , ld ate > ‘G ‘ ¢ #5} & , 7 . « . - a . — —— oO . : = . Mebte Ps ’ a = LS 4 \~ > ] " "> ; signed or full ng- ’ ’ 7 ~ = arations—the San : casi s Surat , - - , . — ; on — : Ps = CS So ; " . S | $l .00 : oo oe ~— —— 7 reporguee aging a oka d tet : ures of average j a aera | . > | oF —— 3 MW ei 8 Hin Ag Jur buvers and m Gievea, pretty Anniver- $6 () . Wk . x | sary price. DU we Wh it a > may, . s@@e have given -m¢€ Furnishings 2’ » (Fourth Fleer—Nugents.) | WaT 3 ANON «Ve j dent, bersisies brown, gray and mode. 0c 1% - a a | | Men’s $2 Shirts cay) BERS AML | ee pees AND \\ Weembling goods fre A ——aa::.h CULT S 50 Sets7Zlz UMBRELLAS Ai ' My Aaa @ of sources. Im ° 4 \ 3 , : i . j } sit} ; ' ' [ 7 - : 4 s — aan _ NE “epanufacturers wh $2 and $2.50 Wf 9 er eo veh se ~~ Men’s and Women’s"$3 Umbrellas Bw Ath VANVAZiugeawe » a keenly intereste Silk Gloves CE. an sorta agen ar ' loria cloth, cotton covers, paragon | RM (ii!) WA . 3 7 , : g Ena A> aah + fr a ne ea ' . : é 4 se ware. Seponte and d trimmings throughout = 31. 00 r aie ; ei ‘ ‘ lin Pp rap and ~B~~——* = $1 50 YY] "Ail c > . ey made us seared - =m a ‘Main Fleer. a . os wake canst ) 2 ~ a Me Ps : me all : rae ee : if , ‘ or mel! ° ee Th | i | : . ‘\ “SB 4 that ordinarilv te eine oo Kcome, tn as eT ee Men’s and Women’s $3.50 and A WV Te EF Tae a “BDossible : j ] $3.98 Umbrellas Mae % ~~ a : ; ° ? : : Siler silk an art-silk covers aka- a ae TR u//) ' 4 4 g . | Men’s Two-Pant Suits ne ie ee nn nee nae \ HR SSA WEY) Sbything we have ay eee RON $40, $45 and $48.50 New Spring Suits : ate ie j | . | , $5 All- = ines Sai Umbrellas if | . . : { ’ m lass, new “pe worthy ee ee ? a. oe : All«asilk covers, black and colors, fancy | = ? - , - ‘ 2 a | 5 Men's £1 Muslin Xa . takalite and amber ring and ¢ at &. .~ : | #* $ and $2.50 ' . ° 7 rte: oe ae eee ; leather strap handles... . _ wa) 7 est lot of me ~ A mer P 4 ‘ = } Samy sis ry Pe ae bh: - 2 ‘ im 6 ; >a 4 - . a * Men's $3.50 and $4 Frog-t bi eae os $10 Sun-Rain Umbrellas > 4 Ly 7 t UNIG’ ‘3 store has | ws . ; , : 2 e Site fone men servative tast en's $150 ana * Frog _terimrm m.. —_— aS or Be — ors, "$6. 50 ih. .} ‘ 4 . 4 ty proud of (Main Fieer. Men's Store—Nugents.) m be handles. : : , 4 Main F leor—Nugests.) ~ Anniversary Sale Men’s Und —— | Ga \ wh TT wk ee ens Underwear Men's 75¢ and WIEN) | ae Me Ty, =... | Men's 50c Balbriggan Underwear; : ait ie , ~ . , ) oe $1 ee mca ! Mh! Be! a _—_7e, sleeve -shirt ) Cr th iy ? 50c 36 >-in mY - ; Me it 7 Z P . . Fine silk and “ber J Hf / : 7 ww ive ea % ~ _ SE Od a Pe ‘ 7 7 7 : | I 4 ; . - rv ' ; LL ere P . 4 . . . t i, + + Anniversary Sale of (Mien Peer) elastic ) we } 4 4/ f . , . 4 ' , q finemanend at A Ya fj ané: ae : eehte. ' Men's $1 Balbriggan Under- 69c han: fted and hand "~ . ra ; ~ a r : : ’ / * , ' pa 5 all \ shirts and D Ww ers emoro! canted in f] or al i it uthth eine Gesigns; filled wi * ang re 4 NR SE ome a Pa ie] , non! s ha and $1 Nainsook Athletic oe ae ye $3. gs $2.25 and $2.50 Knitted W Men’s Clothes, Sach , a ee | — + | Baby's first Sweater. slip-on style: seme an Bilin ~ Race , , em Drawers 5¢ $2.50 Baby Blankets | others with ribbon ties: all have fancy borders, . Rochester. and 2 : L | Men's $1 N §x59-i | extra heavy quality Biankets [n pink, blue {| chet edge a) r roeebuds, in white. pink or ac : o Be Sold at Less : - ajnsook Athletic 719¢ or whit Spe Sign. with solid $1.50 trimm rm or solid colors ° ae ; Ewer Schwartz Chica o. NY Un 10n Suit N ] » , Woman whe de® 4 & uits, knee length .. soior bot ler ine engl one of the pieces ; le "$50, $55 and $60 . | Men's Munsin ing Athletic Unice $7 Crib and Pad 50c R 4 = Minute she see« then. oe” ae ) , ~gm gy Suit ; . Suits: Ker . and R 18x33-ineh Baby Crib in white ename!. fnished with Soft white cotten Baby Blankets, Wh pF 3 -"'s Of «a large New Y¥< ont oe ggg ted t: ( Im , Ss ee .. se | rs ar ana 4" kK) lair woven wire spring and rubber-tire wheels art borders and shelii- “2 , igh beautiful. very tached. Fretch cuff, - Vik riy mn a o oe ae Su . a} a , mm ee: Si th tufted pad .... stich edge a : Ttems tee humerous te - yoke back, hed «ei! ym. it | ae | ‘ Ome c . Tiedt tadeiee “hase Pani N\A $1.50 to $2 Baby Sacques | $1.60 to $1.90 Vanta Shirts | — eee is ‘} GaeARS) “Sat x <1) 0 and $2.50 Union Suits‘ All hand crochet of soft weoil | Slik-and-wool mixed Shirts of | ?Tx27-ineh antiseptint P | “33 9:50 eas i } . ‘ten and liste. zephyr. kimeona or set-in sieeves, {| this well-known make. double-. | bird's-eye Diapers, ne ; No ' pirk and bBiuve borders; trimmed breasted and fastened with Vante (| for use. in senled : Phone | with silk stitching $] ! ve 0 ese tape, slight seconds. $i | uss Orders | 2? to 6 ¥ — wt acteoues POO ARAB OTE POOLS | GAG OEIC AI PMS GORE PME REPLY PO Ae RO IRN A ile A A ORO IA Nae Ne . ae yn ’ pupae i a SSreereerrasenees eee esas Saertaggreauasaa na " (etn Fieer—Nen's “tere. ) (Main Fieer, Mean's Stere— V\ugean ts.) and rosebuds Se ads ikiaiaberdiéAistimial can SSBasbaet Sse eesceeasveaeae BSBSBS@geg2ecs ce ERSSB ASIF 22S

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STNDAT “MARCH 4, i923. The city besoin of he stnaind POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily star and a the Sines. Combined by pinnate tameesattti . ‘= . aments . while they last; also serpentind crepe, zana crepe and e 3 ort Oo ea y to Se MeN; I'm ported Lace ment of Clasps : ig are — a 5 gh, get Poca bet g 50 e a ear S = Wear in This Sale a a —2 , en “ae .4 \= = 3 Edges of very eee in 50 ant. Ber ate bs vane iy nga many are dupl cat , e & “a ro x / x Aj = age teen = — Ss, suits ale ‘ourown an oth r stocks, a 16 Origina A Jas ° OA Z Be = or trimming er- : gem aucted : mm $10 9 3 Anniversary Sale of Capes, Wraps and > ? > a tree (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) | o 2 5,” oy be = 35 fetion Dept.—Main Floor—Nuge@il 3. 7 Vf Pearls (Main Fiecer.) Deltah indestructible BE Pearls in 24 and 80 inch = strands, perfectly graduated = and fitted with diamond = clasp. 4 e { i Hit ¥ ~ fe he ay eNe ea : | : HAAN Ns 4 $59.50, $69.50, $79.50 Up | ny : HE H Hi | Mm = = aor ae to $100 Garments i an = The materials are Gerona, Fash- 3 | Hu i 1 | T IT ; 3 a, Arabia, 11 d. Mandalay. , ui bal Anniversary Saleof BER Be . f '. oo = and many other fabrics. Fur col- 1 95 and 2 50 bad $ 2 w y a : Made of good ginghams, fine count fed =? bella, Normandy. vo lals- m | | bs te = 5 trosa, > oe ne, *oiret The Tendefife of Long Ago percales a th pom avoess alae : - | | chambray, al § g8E, 3:3 s=- garment ” silk- “lin ed and ne a7 fs the colors are the new a $20 to $30 Tunics Beautiful Spanish lace Tunice made of lustrous silk fiber lace, handsomely | beaded in conven- tional designs. $9.75 (Main Floor.) ~——neees in, a a ’ » “ f ." 2 . \\ " OW i] it, “ serityy wah Wi) Wy H yn he. rip my ) ain’ ALT ' v i i . Mie ci See ~ gle i moe i 4 ; " Pts 59 Tissue Gingham 86-inch Tiseue Gingham, in white and colored grounds in wanted patterns, in checks, etripes | i | desired colors, 1ades for Spring. RBe- We mingle the sf other days Wi Hi styles that are rides "black, there tis i : : ; fox, tan, Sorrento and With those weiigo smart today. Hh ul ne A ge sizes combinations and plaid effects, age in take yor er memory s path | : (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) $29.50, $35, $39. 30, $45 Garments | ) Bis i ad \ at af 35c 0 randma » abe dpa s days. livia, Normandy, Stev- 23 () | # ag Be ‘3 : 3 ely : (Main Fleer.) . ana, Lustrola, Polaire, pre LANE & A Poiret twill, tweeds, che- + ' We | : . | : $1 to $1.25 viots; all silk lined: won- aq | EC | =. derful styles and all new eH - = ce . . | Eg , —2 colors include n this ie | " 7 = Metal Gol IGANHIVersaly , powered: fo se GN 1 @ 1 ere : ’ , iit a A I~ . embroidere ' “rh ri ° ae ‘ a : tal thread 1 ts phat — ¢ : eon wil and way $9 gen ~sa and 2 Ue t— 157 A ti @) Anniversary Sale Prices That Will Amaze i caataiee” aaah AB , HY 7 1 Sone Bal > Bes $59.50, $69.50, $79.50, $89.50 used for bertha These Trays are ina number of beau- s 10 yl Ai | : ’ , ‘ i7 het by etl a PA @ ». "i 4 Moti Adal j TRAE ? rey rut) s HH til! i mney aiid iy itsiade a THE sa HNMR AR A mn ul ied Peak bids 69c en se & seciacileaad eS eS Scere: — tiful designs, some are pierced and soma « r he ht show our _apprecia- im are in tthe hammered effect, all are ——— | & I) 4 : iy ® 4 (iia Wisens fion ‘i efulness, this Jubilee ' plated on nickel silver and bear our guar- = ) AS = v # d ° hi h | antee for wear ! : | uJ 4 7 : event men planned—in which our ‘2 | a : r}F a. Ny eh ; Boys’ $2 7 : = Wh ha RY Vy Wrage & . | Spring Caps Ona- piece wees ithe public generally can material « > : rticipate. y Shell F a ed | ia VA Ei : | $9 e rame : a o.. | i & 2 Sat) AY Materials are Twill Cord, Tricotine 2 Cape eo vial Be Velours, Polair Cloth and Pb i ne tage pring M . 1 | i}7) ' p ~ Twill. Styles are tailore Ox ee mode ™ aching Plans the tre- { Beaded Bags ' = >: Fx ’ models, Balkan blouses, costumeé Ei terns. Batin lined; “ = ths “SS f ek de suits; dressy styles. Colors are Z all sizes. zt - FY “ane: Rt navy, black, tan, gray, checks, sand, 4 sparations—the public- it % 4 ws aS . 4 oN | > m es A gravel and cocoa. Braid trimmed |S. 50. ity cam behind this great event OO R, |e = NEP Re I feet aed embroidered, Sew Dat See, ee toncend Winch will 1 s store the most talked | * Daven = , » \y"s £N ta: a Spring Suite in this range. Sizes 16 fing 5f: Rt i Oy ms , SH 0 Oe - iy) t 2i of in e country. : Large Shell Frame Bead- pe ‘abe « 7 j 5 ie. RS 7 BE: = | y will! Iii i 7 ays $39.50, $45 and $59.50 Suits ed Bags of exquisite de- 6 er ae ee * ) >) Mi W : - - sign and workmanship. 1: ees Ba a fata el s me | YA : { " _ Materials are Poiret Twill, pated this Big Event far Beaded Bags for Spring HiMbsudtmenmiinted(ana | we Velours” Colors afe, navy, [ ad a > . | wear at a remarkable sav- Bwantean attire be Ute test i = a , black, sand, cocoa and «ray. in add@@ur buyers and merchan fo] re ech Bestsimea crn RUMORED | | i A \ pivies “ars” belted models Boys’ A $1.25 Caps One-piece pleat style Caps in tweeds and other materials, New Spring pat- terns: all sizes, 6% to 1%. 75c (Second Fleon) | Embroidery and braid dise OMB have given months of | | & splendid quality of silk. A PT ee ' V/ | ay, ay ridory eels: (Main Floor—Nugents.) F- j | ai \ every new idea ts embodied dent, persistent effort . = | % \\\ 4g, & te bling goods from hun- & | can $29 50, $35.00 and $39.50 Suits Anniversary. Sale ® of sources. Importers al = a Penufacturers who a6 ah Fur Chokers | § , 1 * Poiret Twill, Tricoting Te —~ 7 é serve 2: atl tees he yess om = : eh navy, black, tan, sray. 0) | | Boys’ $1.75 New Ass . > Splendid savings in new a , } ne 14 aa ge pa . ? e Spring Hats -" r + »s tthe wry 1? 4 Wa: el ree . } pest ree oe Gee is mayer he 5 ee Gaiters ttt ara an «wig yte Stl t tty Ts —EE keenly inter ested in this sue Vi a Spring Chokers. A variety . Balkan models tailored , ; ‘Ry of the smartest Chokers for : ; m . 5 and sport styles. Em- ey made US special | ae i Spring in all the newest : Ya ’ . broidery and braid are , : ‘a e used in trimming. Sizes in blue serge ma- that ordinarily would an Cae a ee wen oe 4. a. OY 14 to 44. terials and other fashionable tweed tailleurs. z3 : ; ¥ (Second Floor—Nugents.) fF) | materials in middy FS ossible. 2 NL, Sal ‘a : oe alan eer ee Anniversay Sale Marvelous Dresses! V ms 7 > ; “$i .00 hing we have provided | a) : : 2 # dt | & § Brown Fox, Rose Fox, Nat- oS LO ae 2% lass, new spring mer- | On . | ~io Mink and German $39. 50, $49. 50 and $59. 50 g _- 3 a : (Second Fleer.) . RSP Fitch , Se worthy of handling. i. \ BS chorers........ 924.50 op nest lot of merchandise ; | ut _(Second Floor—Nugents.) store has ever known iy ey yin, th, ous OF every dol- | | $3.50 Stamped Bedspreads f Offered in this Great Golden Anniversary Sale at less . | | = olors are b , than manufacturer's wholesale cost einen bee | : c | \ ' bi Come Tomorrow E U 4 r y dD a y | An article of quality and service that var F 9 5. == brown au aie “ | J : lL. rh ° B a 2 * uring [Ss l e epai size bed and stamped in four new, very S and i wea , Loe p vos”. bai : , hy : th, opin,” O 2 fe } ail ee D. t 7% : hk | @ | ~ . \ — Middy and tam AUN ’ re. peal Eteweeneer sprite hua ite Putt co) iil tie't if wt le ih Hi MELT ’ ’ tls A Nl li ta ll ll ls. a thee ne re Tt ; $2.75 to $3.25 | 7 ‘yY hi: if ‘ j | : S A._ftt3 4 Laces es E :eiive : Imported @ 1 1 & or | nT fon. ( “anton ~ eid . oe ve b! ack or colors, used Crepe Ros! a ara e orgett: id ( ‘ombi nati ons, . > JE | a for tunicm are vad ae AS waists. %. 7 . #7) ORPRCT DERE iit ‘4 ; ; - ~~ ” we beautiful, attractive, easily embroidered , sleeve ‘ “new ' styles $1 Broadcloth mgr HH HAUU EEE agente designs. One a@ shown in cut. > ? Ma: S} ; * La g s¢-inch fine quality of plain colors in broad- cloth Shirting; «a fs L~/ if | = "Toe “ ' ‘ nt ¥, . , ae Four Beautiful Designs, One as Shown in Cut 929, 50, $35 and $39. 50 Dresses, 7 n-Hack ("sé pe, . repe de : ; all have fa necy borders, silk X.. As, in white, To Be venta at hess Than Manufacturer’s Wholesale Prices a mY ~ | * ; 2 : ee ee | ae 543 ny: = wi in who delights in needlework will appreciate the fact that ‘a , $25. | 4 ( = | 4 Silk-Striped ' iving Ria nots | : ry one of the nieces in th is enormous showir ig are very uNnUuUsUuUAaA ab pM t ¥ ., ° - $29, 50 —_ $35 Dresses | wi = - 4 : “# 75¢ Shirting th 5 * , ’ L : ® minute ; her Discontinued Fall designs and slight factor; yy BI or bi'- a eee, SCM sconunue , | | * Mh ‘ . cannot d . y jam peencata, oe pg ' vets Of a large Nev erk manufacturer. the materials are the finest, the i “%, ve . ve a hep toe : : Z me 8B beautiful. y ry attractive and easily embroidered ® " $ find Dresses: j A 82-inch @hirting items too numerous to mention—practically every article manufactured in f | oe wie a = 3 a en b oor $2. 50 Red Star Diar Siw Bampec G00ds to be embroidered. oe sR Coarse Sr. * | " peters Ma aga Me se . el x . ; « : Tr) ’ - ‘ en co : 27x27-inch antiseptic absor0Gay Assorted on T ables in 4 Big Lots at hat mae egteet || tind ' color and va? , ) » | also silk stripes d's-ey aApers ed a ° tr : . eye Diapers, hemm No None | My Breet er use, In sealed packages $l Phone Sent hl Scarfs to * d Fleor—Nugents.) ; Bene dosen .. r ‘é Orders C, C, C, C con “KI ame - (Main Fleer.) . b : — 3 . Zs ; os | —" : 0m ° *s a a : ty $. d é - (Fourth Fieor—N (Preerth EE mathe ’ Labad Bie ji Hb bb Abdi iba OT Te ECU ePUeeLererrrrrre. FEbrrrrrrerr Teeter 4

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10 ST. LOURS POST-DISPATCH ' The City Circulation of the Daily POST. DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of fhe Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times | Combined. a a thetthliadtiliedatadtalladtiaitiaatladl we ee eee ese eee Ban eR, Zakk es UR - - 4 ’ RGAIN EASEMENTS le- | ost wonderful collection of Capes, In our Basement Suit Dept. we cele Our Basement Dress buyer says that the Wraps era 1 Cadte.duce escembtedat-ane brate our Golden Jubilee by giving our § customers who come here Monday will pt: é will be h Mo d customers the most wonderful Suit bar- . receive the biggest bargain of their lives. : ) price under one roof, will ere nday gains in the city. Come, you will save. : You will buy two to three at this price. 7 morning. 200 NEW SPiN 2000 NEW SPRING “, Pe eee © whsoge er Ry) UR 0 en. Ye sosd ple! ZiT ) a ne iy Pe pa, ee peed ot re Ab 4 in ag Magee ee =e PEMD | CMU | Wittinn ivi . = ‘ve Win lauy WoT ii pen ‘a MU fn 4p AWS NCES a, tin \ tin ~ i; US eae Ot She NG doug oe , A CN ROEM NY SEI ERRNO SY Sp ANREP ah a adel RR bel a a eae : ’ - . : , . antes . aS hn” ge rgadianed gar Abies. Nib “epee s ta Vie werd canis MN ns pret Eau es ve ee ee es ee ee « 4 oo o * 7 ‘ om e a ‘y) i oe es - ae - ° ei ks . age yang / Ee * - St NEE ET I ie br P A ciate. ns + 5 tee : ; “= The Cretient Suit Sale in Oar } | | r if st All to Go Monday at a Fraction History-Come Monday we | CI ed eR «oof Their Real Worth. oer at | wie t == $30 Coats... ; xi a pee meee = S20 Dresses... [| Wil HU Se $25 Capes. .. $27 Suits | : = fz = eee wee $18 Dresses. . . = = ) | | $25 Wraps ae $25Suits. .. HELE E ee §6=— $16 Dresses. = mailers $20 Coats... oa \ OF Bite $14 Dresses... F(—585 : - 5 : * MATERIALS :— : ’ a\\ ae MATERIALS :— Poiret Twills Tan Polair Suits A - MATERIALS :— wh SE Bolivics Suedines Velour Checks Tricotines { Canton Crepes Crepe Back Satin Xv? Velours Camel’s Hair ; STYLES :— Uh Crisp Taffeta Wonderful Satins SPOS ZENIT ... Polo Coats Overplaids Is an Plain Tailored Blouse Back ti} Charmeuse New, Alityme Crepe AALS, | Flare Back Beaded Model |’ Tricoshan New Lace Dresses - : STYLES :— Embroidered Model Notch Collars I | Crepe de Chine Paisley Crepe |: aa ew 2223 Sage : Wrappy Models Sport Coats [X procu Hy ihe {| | ’ ’ it — | New Capes chief co Trimmed Tassels-Fringe Buckles Poiret Twills Combinations : | . : In fact models for eve rvone, vouthfu! Wool Crepe Tricotines | | , ij i. —in the finer nde chin and ee ee | mom are f od : . : J dc ' Pree yg} silk and satin de chine lined, others with fancy or repr uc models and conservativ: . models. All sizes | NT All the Newest Styles and Colors i | ANGI /1//M striped Inings; all the fine details of the most ex- How deligh for women, misses and juniors, 14 to 18— NT pbb dy | ‘izes for Women, misses, : iniors and extra Hi it ay 40h) MiLii™ pensive Coats are included in these garments. All h : 36 to 46. Be sure to attend this event. Wh r sizes. 14 to PO—36 to 4446 to 50. it Hh ‘anal heii the new Spring colors. Sizes for women, misses t ese requir (Bargain Basement.) vibe Hi H] ee 1h ty (Bargain Basement.) 7 | iii}? amd juntor, 14 to 46. (Bargain Basement.) : evident whe ' i iia. ddl sd J , Pichad: i} wiki Pete very g ; le in a beautt Boys New 2-Pant Suits ~ 6: 50 oz Tea Toweling Ll A _ 39¢ F 94 Boys’ Play Suits | : F Splendid assortment. ‘Sizes 6 Te ate 2 ke wa. OC % = = I ; ‘29¢ mine —* Genim. Som, A These m | fed p | $s.co de Stamped cores pasrengl 0 = s Huck Towels ¥ Abin 23 cute Check -| | a mr ey Pillow Tubing heb the | | payments, mee. ramped | in 4 bean ful @esigue fo for ae | 23C ° nde of wl2te oC ® G be . -§$ 1 boom eit Pil 245C 1 | $5 Satin Bedspreads oad border. - = 19¢c —_— 5 Crochet ee ported pat ter Gingha 2 +0 @ cUSsS' acest ainas os; $1.68 od to rs Hose | 25000 v4 22: &121¢ Women’s Union Suits | | =» - 00 § 3.57. arx'! se- am to } tu d ; beaut f thread Silk Bese apro ot. and 8% j built up 1 Redeereniite : r la “Kk and ‘wee da Finest qualities in fast-color fabric, Coe ia Pillowca = ie vee, including samy smart models, Bal- ses Sy S oS aint .- Oc bapa Sheets ie Ee ee Boys’ Suits a Full bleached Cases, ; kan, Oli Ort well made, lim a | Qc habe FiX96-In. GnCS ae | Coréu roy pants Twist middies. quantity . M H ee ae ae bl. | on cottor Rarer ist Sizes 3 to 8; ee en's Hose et | | full cut. Sizes 3 to vise] 79 Satin r Beers i/,\ |! tan, green, blue c a ine es ee t+ he Beno me gf (Thy | 7) Beautifu! es- binatio e ae " 7 a2 ‘nr ns crtDes. "8 an cde at a Be Women’ Vests tee ot Wines _ Beautiful ba - ar *“ ; o ant ;* 1% - weight $1.95 Pointed Heel checks. First s¥ a ality 4 las esic st ae s! ee arm USE edo and siipon colere a $ 19 50c to 75c Plain Sateens ae ee 25 Percale : Og bias raw ms we oo “291 Be $i. 19 : Ps “oe “= 15¢ ey ? = SOc PR 3 Se pw 4 Sol a (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) ve get “ 12 2Q| 0 38 - ‘77C i toapedl ‘one chemise. ape oe . — aia Sen | | quality Bird's-eye Dia- a iargain Bescerst) | Hence: nna ae | A 73¢ Slistinge ves Sete, 'S = os 2 50c per Cloth; 10 yards. Girls’ Sateen Sica | n Bl comers in wh $1.50 Scrim Curtains | *2°%_ Misses sateen / 4 a Sane ce mode 50 Bich oe: arte > ’ bloomers, | a new. nea’, “o ored ar i : o | (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) — = $ 29 end ‘ene x i - °39¢ Average width and : woren B= ==69c) 50c | has a . - ; i a 5 Ba cre | — A ‘pe ne! Gir Ram Capes : 2 | “Brassieres and “i Ir New Wool Crepe ee ae Crepe Bloomers , meine arn Bandeaux Abt: , . onds. Sizes to 14. Exce!'ent tua ty Comp. ete aay ex = . 7% *- a , 4 All Wool fautitu ca iton . Bloomers: elastic ys 0c Comfort Cretonnes makes. £82" Nand plait . 4 : weave, in new Spring and 1] White pi Petticoats = ruff! 6 at 2) ; 38 omfor a “ -—_ sh . , one } 29¢ tenses in @ G00e alee = We elastic at a has stap.e colors ' Petticoats of —peciai , — . — =e : Z . ‘ sateen. hers! hed ne tterne (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) bottom. Gr aw «tri :/9c oh (Bargain Basement—NS\ugents.) waist. A’ ABE * (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) Your shoes Shoe co HES) tan 7 cog || Or _pubilee Low Shoe Special ° 700 cag po. Hats 52.50 Mesaline it: ~ Bry TS Siete er] ct aie eat gemena cess Oa 50, $4 and $5)| 2s So ee ve 4A “sh Brot shin Raia ite atianiads TrYyie r) _~r pantie l are newest styi¢es and pacrerns, : Hats. Just asvtved ae Bi: i = } ‘+? ies a lc ? resses im = ‘ r eige sue Cwe it ('xtoras, ray “@ id 24 rap Sh D a . S d : — + Low oes sale—popular straws, ha! tumps, patent Sandals with beige quarters, 2-dutton smartest trimmings and ‘ut-out tongue pumps, black satin strap pu mpes, oe oll aalece-Etats far wiseel $2. 75 Canton ( repe snede Oxfords. Sallv sandals. Ras itssian boots and matrons. Wonder- aie to. wneintinik: deemed ful values for only Full line phar. 51 9 ~ shades and black. °7> toning 10) ot en $1.50—36-in. Ho- (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) (Bargain Basement—Nugents ) nan Pongee, in all OU 6 a 04 4 a 8 (Bargain Basemeat—Nugents ) Dress Aprons a coe lige Boys’ Khaki Knickers ss Boys’ Khaki Blouses r | Qc _Mercerized Damask - 4 1 Cc Woende Rer ee of dblieached Damask. oud fine - connt $2—32-in. Striped etsy BAPE: : gameg mmo Pillowcases 48-Inch Unbleached Muslin 1 A 1 c “si 50 Mercerized Napkins 95c pat aaa — oe Ser’ — a Beis | rey wed ache C $2—36-in. White ec Gt 81-Inch Bleached Sheeting 50 C Unbleached Muslin, 10 Yards ~ 1 . $1 Lace Scarfs ° 59c for air Sport Satin, Heavy-weight, fu les. beaut?ful Lace Scarfs ema ea 39c c Shifting Madras Ps 5 c Stamped Towels as 19¢c 18x36-In. ee ee ] 50 Unbleached Sheeting *40¢] * . te gmeh u a i 9 PG coy pire’ © a id i thn Ce ee er na ee Oe ee ee Oe eee ae ee Oe ee ee eT ne ae eee ey Webi ey ab wah . ; vs , . ‘ SE EE Cte ans aha * . row, binding —e a 8: ¢ ‘ 86 inch wer fesigns * im sealed pacaage ~ a’) eimes..... nea’ — PR ~ 85c Window Shades 50c “$i 85 Ruffled Curtains 9 5c oo % So task ee Sen and 19¢ (Uarenin Basement vewenta) é § drapes cas. Pair ot! o $38 + dl didi} 166 eeeunes Ys, é a a od’ ai i bec! Xt ryyy fb dd SSSSSesesseeseeeseeeaausa BSSEset sees esssesrseseese - % ‘

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MARCH «7928. 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' 11 ee Se ee —— o _- —— — ee Le ee PO emo | NT |) 6OCSSmTIX, BAER & FULLER rey «ATSUOWL EVENTS J RAN Lae c ft Gm | “Through the Looking Glass” — ' — : ; i RE RSS WASHINGTON, March 3. — Twe| splendid evidences that Mrs. Hard- ing has once more recovered her! dl ; . health were given last week. The : rat > eS , ™ first was on the occasion of Mrs. ‘3 / ; er : ON the skillful hang | Harding's reception of the won i As > De m 3 ing of Mirrors depends } social correspondents of Washinz- | . a” cre e's Oi much of the artistic beauty |ton at a special tea in her sitting | j . ¥ =: 'room on the second floor of the’ xy fh eee | | White’ House. These news scribes } — 5 Ste, of the home. Tomorrow we ‘found the first lady of the land, af:- | Vrs We are offering Mirrors of every er an enforced retirement from id) | ‘social activities for nearly a year, .* wd type and size in a special is Ww 1] , . . . somewhat fragile, but still with the. selling. The Mirrors pic- a ate oe Or iental Artwares tured are only a few of the In a touching little conversation ‘ ; with some of the women she told Specially Priced unusual values offered. bspeeeerl sere aeereseees sitees Yea Pieeeiitesntees «=| SEESRERES: bar how the prayers of the American d 3 aii aia aaah oe ae a a | people had given her strength to || In Five Attractive Groups Seeaecoesservesasiis eee Pepe pg THs FPS Se es fight her grim battle with death N Th b d. i tis a ot sme , ; Oo. I at above, centered, is successfully. She was beautifully OR this special selling there has been assembled of crouch: cornet’ Geil dis gowned in gray chiffon, over which | a variety of Artwares, decorative for the home and ; en, was thrown a crimson lounging robe. | desirable as gifts and prizes. tinctive and attractive, suitable She walked unassisted into the room | . : land seemed strong. It was noticed | The collection contains, among other things— for use over buffets or mantels. P that she no longer wore glasses. Evi- | Vases Salad Plates 1814x4414 inches, outside meas- Cm TO _ 'dently the rest has strengthened her Flower Bowls Candlesticks urements Dull silver antique eyes. Baskets igar The second occasion was the first Sento ggg — gold, and polychrome or wood Study the Possibilj Console ry honoegr aph Ste onuk, ocx au oe $] , $3 ¢ 4 $ 5 —— a re ided. This was given Thursday pres 8 and Consult Us Con- § 1; night to the Vice President and Mrs. | Coolidge and the members of the) At S Q Cabinet and their wives. All the| (Oriental and Gift Bazaar, Fifth Floor.) cerning Them sBesssstsss | tesasetsiee ‘ | ae | + od “wtttee ' 4 Be tewset A oo. guests were happy over the first) lady’s recovery and it is said that) she was much touched by their evi-| A Special Selling of dent delight at her good fortune in f h di ill , . Is af Excellent Value recovering from her tedious illness | Bea tif | s A curious little {incident occurred | u u amps in connection with the dinner. Prince) [X procuring d Phonograph, one’s | Caetani, the Italian Ambassador, had Floor Reading Lamps chief consideration is its accuracy ‘arranged a dinner for Thursday ; , inight, at which the Vice President | : of reproduction and richness of tone. EET all rene a6 eave hoon : : 1 Af 345.50 4 How delightfully the Pembroke fills |guests of honor. When the White THESE beautiful Lamps will harmonize . . . i . . ror . , " whic } these requirements will be instantly | House dinner invitation — 9 h | is recognized as a ‘‘commanda, as it ttl: & Mietiile tneniched secs. BMatal evident when you hear it play. It 1S |were, and cannot be regretted, the | base finished in ebony and gold. Adjustable very good looking, too, richly finished as ee Rec arms in gold finish. Shade 14 inches in size, A i. | ; in a beautiful console model. board mia Ronse a eavageres spe Pe go tana qian weet silk; gold lined. | pice : No. a | Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes oe ; A Mirror of practical type is No. 2, with octagon corners, | last week had to be canceled because | ' as it may be hung horizontally or panel-wise. Finishes of oe may - purchased welthe se | they were suffering with ‘flu. Table Lamp at $14.95 oe | : Ps —— hte P00 2 os or — Each has a $ d ; d 1] kx] | All is in readiness for the Hard- For library or living room. Fancy designs; i Os . , Pp : - I9X33 inches $17.50 9:00 eposit an sma Weekly ‘ings’ trip south next week. They hand-turned mahogany base, fitted with 18- , | No. 3 18 a three-section mantel or buffet Mirror, orna- payments. | expect a delightful fi e-weeks of real inet oh ee in Arigna gBvcr ype a Two- . is ie mentally framed and fitted with miter-cut plate Mirrorg in fiw botheead ee tek oe ntapense No Pat Sem © -™ prug. s. am the end sections. The size is 22x53 inches, outside meas- ts Weskideten Fost. The Vice GE ES | urements. All are finished in antique gold and polychrome, President and Mrs. Coolidge will oudoir Lamps $24.50 Complete Stocks of Victrolas, | remain in Washington during their: At $3.95 trip in the South, according to their) Brunswicks and Sonoras lim: olane (Fourth Floor.y [6c Ee At $13.50—the Mirror to the left, No. 4, is desirable, in- deed. Frames are made with set-in corners and are of dull b i hite ivory finish. The glass- . motel pase in wae , gold with blue or brown tone. All have miter-cut Mirror. decorated shades are 8-inch in size and come in ror : Just as the presidential party is beautiful tinted effects. Complete with cord and 1614x30%% inches in size. This, too, would look equally well | ; : | about to leave the capital has a real plug. . if hung horizontally. (Fifth Floor.) Fs thrill in entertaining Prince Christo- Desk Lamp at $2.50 ipher of Greece and the Princess An- a 7 |astasia, formerly Mrs. William B Of metal in various finishes and with metal in | * | Leeds of New York. Prince Andrew shades. Complete with cord and plug. Just the - Lace Curtains and Pan ] ‘and Princess Alice, who have been thing for milady’s desk ‘at Palm Beach, also are with the, (Fifth Floor.) ' party, which is quartered at the! : ‘ ‘ | Hamilton Hotel. Many special func-| W hi d if ld In S ecial Sellin ‘tions will be given in honor of the) ite an O p 2 | Greek royalties. Lions are scarce - ° ° these lenten days, just as Congress Dinnerware 2500 Pairs of Lace Curtains is adjourning, and the visitors will not lack attention, even from the AINTY ld bord ffect 1400 Lace Panels blase residents of the Capital City. lied £° b or al e " | * , applied on best quality do- : ‘ : z | | age | . MEBs i ig oy | Active in the social] notites of the tae =. 4 mestic semi-p orcelain adding Arranged 1M Four Attractively Priced Groups: : ee oN NT | i ne lige ge ci carseat a aaa We grace and refinement to the | eee gw oN > ce and Mrs. {oontz. Airs. Coontz assist- - Pe of : : : ! Da a 2 ee My . ' - : ‘2 ed Mrs. Denby, wife of the Secretary =42. - > Service. In various size sets. 5 55 S 65 S 35 5 85 77C | f Bee ay Be Ei : eg ets ere of the Navy, at her reception Friday OZ — roo-piece Dinner Service, $22.50 pont ol onan —s patina in honor of the officers of the navy, sy \, 51-piece Dinner Service, $10.50 and marine corps and their wives. . \ 42-piece Bungalow Service, $7.95 a = ; | | - ‘ ra %) : oe Ny g f Ay — presided over the tea’ ! y 26-piece Apartment Service, $3.95 PRICES named are “per pair” for Curtains and “each” for Panels. ee Fi Gas y | § EP age ed — Jn Table Glassware, $1.00 Each The entire stock of a prominent manufacturer is offered in this Mrs. Marion E. Rhodes, Mrs. Ed- , ») "aA Beautiful clear crystal glass cut in special selling. Included are filet, Scotch and madras weaves. ‘ward D. Hayes, Mrs. Theodore W. iin dainty floral effects. Included are , , : et : ee ae marmalade jars, mayonnaise sets, Some are extra sizes for wide and long windows. This is a sin- rence, wives of Representatives from . ° " sugar and cream, vases, comports, gular opportunity for redecorating your windows at small cost. pes . : | : Missouri, entertained at luncheon at the Hamilton Hotel Friday in honor bowls, etc. (Fifth Floor.) (Sixth Fiocer.) ee aa ao bs % 3 : =3 * | . a =i ; ¥ p= : a a — ; i ugen ts.) &: 6-8 BS - > ae res of Mrs. James A. Reed and Mrs. Se!l- SOc BF || Don’t Blame Your Shoes - } .?3:2:2) "22S" Housewares were Mrs. Sidney C. Roache, Mrs. ‘icoats | : € Cleveland A. Newton, Mrs. Harry B. E ° e F T p Fee ee en mis doe aol, ureka Electric Vacuum 3 P QO f d eo or ir d t ) cee Beet banal ls of bem wee [CC C Vers U eC aS & BRA ED 2 ee He ee SS Cleaners sentatives, and Mrs. Leslie E. Cole and Mrs. Edward Keyser of Wash- OW is the psychological time to pur- - + ° M4 ’ - 1 a y our shoes aren’t — s to blame a a ington. The table was adorned with chase one of these wonderful electric Shoe comfort depends so much on the condition a large and gracefully arranged clus-_ || aids for housecleaning. One will be sent vd 1 y, 1 = nN | ; of your feet. First correct the cause of that pain ter of spring blossoms. to your home on request for a ten-day free in your feet, then see how good your shoes will feel. | onan | trial, and the purchase price can be made on ) se ; Much delight was expressed here convenient payments, if desired. If your feet ache, if they tire easily, if your instep in both official and social circles in . | t jagh. ed iaeehemont ge Electric Heating Pad, $7.50 : that Jdw ig 0 des pain, you probably have a tendency to | | : bie hoot neglected, t : oo Tr oe ween Sepolnted Full-stee Fed with adjastebte Rent reguistor. PHOLSTERED in combination of velour and tapestry, this “i, < 4 1 . “re . | weak foot. If neglected, this condition will ied Assistant Secretary of War to suc. |] A new convenience which takes the place of the . , : . “oe ‘ Sieadily worst. ceed Mayhew Wainwright. Mr. and hot-water bottle. Complete, ready for use; Suite is practical for hard wear without sacrifice of decorative qualities. Give the foot a scientific support to keep the arch Mrs. Davis are popular here among heating element guaranteed for one year. ; eres =” their fellow Missourian and e. sé . ? : “ 7) from falling. ceived many cnumosiiidttons ~a Mirro Aluminum | Wear-Ever A variety of shades and colors offer persona] preference in W, U; d t nd Feet \ celtaiogg | neem “om App- Pudding Pan, 49c Aluminum Cereal selection. ile 9 alone ; 3 Se-qeert G08) oe ee Boiler, $1.89 Outside backs covered in same material. Full web bottom, : ? ; emanated SEES ee ee lity aluminum. ’ ; . : . os Come into this store any time and let our foot ex- A deauthul: tribute was paid to | Sei Heavy quality aluminum, spring edge and loose spring-filled cushions. Mahogany finish. ++ and advise vou how to have retiring Representatives from Mis- two- t size with aluminum , ‘a . : cena tent een Ba ‘Heis able to relieve and core satin os ed wi a ay te Mis- Crystal W hite cover tee cooking cereals, etc. Suite consists of davenport, chair and large wing chair. An un- t comfort. sour State Society Thursday night Soap Chips Alaminun usual value at the price named. Same Suite in two pieces, consisting of davenport and low-back rect your foot troubles by fitting and adjusting the |A big reception was given for them “Wirro’ proper appliance to your feet. Let him demonstrate at the Hotel Roosevelt. Besides 2 Packages, 39c 79 For use in wash machines. | Saucepan, pe chair, $177.50 Large-size packages. Buying | Made of heavy quality alu- Easy Terms of Payment to you on your own feet Representative and Mrs. Cleveland | Newton, president of the society, and ‘his wife, the receiving line includ. : ‘ : e P : r | ‘ cs Sep. Soca ei gain limit 2 packages. No mail or | minum. Three-quart size. In } ad ee Serie engressmen and phone orders filled | convex shape, with set-in cover. p= ithelr wives Among those in the {i ; in ieen s a aa ‘line were Representative and Mrs : eae ase * : ‘ Foot Comfort Appliances Hukreide, Representative and Mrs. | Aluminum Saucepan SS ah ok PEL bid Pattefson, Judge Rucker, Repre- 8 Ts nis . |gentative and Mrs. Rhodes Repre- ai Sets, $1.79 T .) m, : 4 Wear-Ever Alurrinum hree- | , ’ The tenderest and sorest feet can be relieved and sentative and Mrs. Lawrence, Rep- ' wae | 2 Piece Sets, double lipped style, in Corrected. Come 10 any time, no charge, no obli- resentative and Mrs McPherson. Sa 7 ; | “ = sizes 144, 2 and 2'y quart. gation Representative and Mrs. Edgar F)- | = Seal ee el age Alan laa : Cotfee Percolator, 95c : ; and Representative Atkeson | ae ee P Demonstration All This Week | - " Of pure aluminum. FEight-cup ca- The November elections made big Sy pacity. Removable aluminum inset. Negents) ‘ | Fy] | I I ER inroads into the Missouri delegation ' : ° ; cs 1, ° t ’ ‘é Bd — — @ . |in the Jower House and many who : Wear-Ever” Aluminum aT , : had become popular here are leav- Hiihit FG GRAND-LEADER ‘ing. Assistant Secretary of War Cooking Kettles, $1.29 i Hh} ie eee) Wight Davis also received Rep- Eight-quart size, lipped style, with n HE DL ery een Fie of Ohie and bail handles for cooking of meats and MB | Representative Newton made brict | vegetables. (Fifth Floor.) eddresses Dancing fallowed wisi nr 7 T- H is the only St. Louis evening a gage ay Associated Press pews service, , MA) formal part of the entertainment,

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STXMDAT. MARCH 4, 198% The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and@ the Times Combined. alii —= "M2 ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH” — eee — ao ccna Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns on Sale in Downstairs Store Sport Girdles, $1.00 - Warner's ° Corselettes of © segs susterial, with laste = | model, hook-back wtyle: fou » astic a | , ryse; r waistline. Lace-back style. * & | — supporters. Sizes 30 te Bizes to 28. (Downstairs Stere) . (Downstairs Store.) GRAND-LEADER axiinaill March Sale Offerings for Monday—DownsTAL LED | Indian Head, 29c Yard anew a ee, ™ & ow Wer “ ie > % Rhiiies ee " sa? agora" terete: ee ere + > 2h > Acad - * ¢ . : ee - y ~ “~ SA fF 2A FZ r SOFT, linen-finished pillow tubing, bleached, and in the 42-inch width, priced very special for Monday’s °° : a selling. ‘ ] ale | Sheets, $1.19 Each Fruit-of-Loom Sheets, 88c 5 Readymade bleached Sheets; . A lot of 200 dozen single-bed seamless; size 81x90 inches; of- Sheets. of the well-known Fruit- fered at this low price because of-the-Loom sheeting. Size 54x they are subject to occasional go inches. oil spots. A well-known brand. Table Pads, $1.95 Each -— 3% o’Clock Special —~ Round Table Pads of bleached Tablecloths, $1 35 Ea. muslin, quilted im zigzag design. scene By e4-inch a While” A lot of 600 large-size lot of 72 lasts. km Toe a Ta- : ecloths, wit ink, blue or Satinette, 45c Yard golden “a ar wegggoome neatly A beautiful, soft, silky white hemstitched or scalloped. material for underwear, bloom- , J ers, etc., 36 inches wide. (Downstairs Store.) i cle astnla lind 5 saath adn nla dice)’ ce dpad RT BP pee CPB NORE om HY =f eR Ret ‘oP? ow rr wT vy ne | Featuring 40-Inch Canton .Crepes At 9135 $ | 98 and sy Yard E prices at which we offer these Crepes are most unusual, due to special purchases from New York manufacturers. It is an opportunity worth while. Three groups to select from. At $1.88 Yard— At$1.98 Yard— At $2.25 Yard— Heavy quality Can- | Silk and wool Can- All-silkk Canton ton Crepe; silk mixed; ton Crepe, in mid- Crepe, in shades of { had § brown night blue and black navy. brown, gray, ee ae only; rich, soft finish belladonna, henna, Al- mavy, gray, fawn, Hen- | and is ideal for Spring ice, white and black; na, black and white. wear. soft quality. 40-Inch Imported Charmeuse | 36-Inch Chiffon Taffetas Sale Price, $9.19 Yard Sale Price, | .48 2 Yard Woren in a rich, dull finish in navy, A beautiful all-silk Chiffon Dress brown, white and black; a beautiful Taffeta, an excellent qur’ity; good fabric for street and evening wear. color assortment as well as black. 1,000 Yards Printed Crepe de Chine Very Special, $9 29 a Yard For Monday only we offer this desirable and much-wanted fabric at this ex- tremely low price. Come in the season’s newest designs and colorings and a weight for dresses, waists, Deauville scarfs, etc. Full 40 inches wide. 36-Inch Tan Pongee 40-Inch Crepe de Chine Sale Price, 49 os rer | Seba Prine, S 1 -25 a Yard About 1200 yards of silk-and-lisie | A good weight all-silkk Crepe de Pongee, in natural tan shade only; ex- | Chine in white, pink, flesh, blue, navy -~ellent for dresses, waists, draperies, |§ blue and other wanted shades. A fab- etc. We reserve the right to limit ric with many uses. Very specially quantities. priced. . 36-Inch Black Sateen, 29c Yard High-luster black mercerized Sateens; new merchandise, cut from the bolt. Limit 15 yards to customer. (Downstairs Store) ? TTI NT NT en ‘ G J y.¢ Tn Pet fm Dy Be th fi 8 ‘7° -_ A gig ni, J ; er oy Td AA \ o ~ a. : : -* aa we 400 ‘ -_ ‘Ff 7 7 ’ ; ; "a : ’ . ’ | ste ; s rf ’ ~ - — a a tn \ ~ A Sees Ff Lik bee s - ; : ™ , Z ** , 7 , = : ; +. - , . 7 --. s | : a : > » ® : . ¥ . .. + . 4 . ae : | : o> «0 = + & : : — . eo. ae o~- : ~~eaees “4 s “ hans . “ . 4 on ~a os : ove o- - * " ' . aoe a ae ; . ' as : —r oe 1 | ae > e%,., v : AY ee - =» * ’ - : ; e+ see - : r Al ae Aare or . . Laces, 5c, 10c and 15c Yard | THE entire surplus stock of an Eastern manufacturer ie —10,800 yards in all—has been divided into three groups | and marked at these very special prices. Now would be a splendid time to anticipate Lace require- oe gh SS = es ate = i ments for Spring and Summer garments. rae eee ee PO oe ee pen | Se ee , ee . Ff Filet Crochet, Torchons, Linen or Cotton Cluny, imitation ae ES See On aos Ps ae ae Rt eee ct Aes eo. ee e - oF RAT oe OC eee a. a oh te REARS ed wee a _— ~~ wr, ee St te . ts - S. vy FT ere er er er =~ > - ; — os - : . m ~ Sati .- tinctive Florentine Cluny Lace and many others are included. Pretty patterns, and in widths of 1% to 6 inches, suitable for most | N S a D In our. every purpose. | ' . . + teense nl 200 New pring wresses fi| —_ Featured Monday in Special Selling , pre 9 ° 2 | 1800 Boys Wash Suits a $1 Q.00 oe 1) any . 1 : ; Sizes 3 to S—- 1 .00 é Women’s Sizes 36 to 44 Four Are Pictured eae Gene Sale Price, ae e | Colors—cocoa, UITS such as these are rarely ob- : Also Extra Sizes 44'/2 to 50"/2 Pep ra | and gray- | tainable at such a low price, and only | 4 WHATEVER Dress you may select, you can be assured that the style is : because they came to us in a special pur- : new and correct for Spring. : chase from New York are we able to offer Be. There is the popular basque effect, circylar skirts, uneven hem and many them at One Dollar. Mothers will profit , : greatly by anticipating the boy’s entire he ) ther models that are meeting with fashion’s favor. Styles and materials Summer needs during this sale event. ae ae | suitable for street, dress or formal wear. Styles: Middies, Oliver Twist, flapper, oe | Delicate Spring shades, such as brown, gray, bisque, cocoa, navy, citron, novelties, Balkans. y } green and black, will be found in Dresses of crepe de chine, Canton crepe, 3 Materials: Linene, jeans, Peggy, crash, 2 satin:face Canton, flat crepe, printed crepe and taffeta. Surely, an assort- OR thi galatea and Leonards. it ts ment great enough to meet with the approval of those desiring a Silk Dress | which Colors: Navy, cadet, tan, green, gray, sated , corn. Sizes 3 to 8 years. ee ‘ | ; at a small cost without sacrificing style or quality. (Downstairs Store.) | additional (Downstairs Store) some inst, of the exes Full-Fashioned Hosiery Glove Silk Underwear | : | aa Special, $ 1 19 a Pair 1200 Pieces—A Special Purchase Group on Sale SELDOM do you have the opportunit? of selecting ee Trerwe-wy wey i, envenatel hasemnpeen ; one riots : — ies ie ee www | 1 fy : » | - P| > } - ” - ~ ~ w + & ’ . Glove Silk Garments at such an interesting price. The sav- OMEN’S —~ thread Silk Stockings, black, cordovan, ings are possible because of an underprice purchag®, a SSes gray, beige and polo; with lisle tops. Slight seconds, but the values are very special. 14 Styles, in Regular and Extra Sizes to Select From Children’s Hose, 24c Pair At $ | 89 Fine ribbed mercerized Stockings, in black and cordovan. Double heels and toes. Sizes 6 to 9%. Seconds. a a , Silk Stockings, 79c Pair! Silk Socks, 48c Pair Silk Vests— =] “nae values are remarkable, and there are all sizes for \ | "(elt eens ae eS ee oe ee egal er S urp US 0 an : al ss 16, 18 ‘ : g cual : and 20. For women, 36 to 46, and stout | Designs and colorings suitable for living rooms, bedrooms : ° ° 48 to 54. a or dining rooms. An offering worthy ef consideration. | In a Sale Monday at Very Special Prices (Downstairs Stere) ine . - : ES ane | At 75c At 43c At 29c Ivory White and Ebony Toilet Articles Specially Priced—25 and 36 Inch Infants’ Cashmere Joshate, | Infants’ Cashmere potion, | Infants’ Blankets of | ed ; ‘ nee, ; embroidered in dainty color embroidered pink or blu white domet flannel, with 3000 Pieces Offered in Special Selling ae ge. Made with sleeves. . or blue edge. 15c - 98c | Casement Drapery Fabrics At $1.79 At $1.95 - IS vast assortment of desirable Toilet Articles came to us through At 85c and 95c¢ Yard BR sy ved Coshanere Fn sar Infants’ Cashmere Kimonos the purchase of a New York manufacturer's entire surplus stock at a liberal price scahiindelk dashes. Sune File var eg od te concession, the benefit of which is passed along to our customers. ¥ ; : 4 : lined. All are nicely made. samp It is a rare opportunity to complete a set, or make up a new set. at a great saving LL colors and an extensive variety of patterns presented The values are very etuective. aay oie a ee a —_ in the cost. There are: in this offering of 1800 yards of Drapery Silk Casemerts and Mirrors, Hair Brushes, Cloth and Hat Brushes, Jewel Boxes, Madrases, at these two special prices. ? Nail Buffers, Tooth Brushes and Tooth Paste Holders, Jacquard patterns in beige, fancy weven fiber silk and Iisle are A a5 And many other pieces too numerous to mention. Quantity fs limited on some {tems. well represented t $2. (Downstairs Store) | : New Spring Capes for the — ph 29c Yard Terry Cloth, 63c Yard «4 ~“Gil wee folks. Pinely knitted of in bright a — ae Reversible Terry Cloth, du- | >") all-wool. Some with fancy and color eauidnaninne cultebls piex, patterma, in different color . borders; others with brushed fer any ganbece te “hich Gea combDinatione_on either side, or wool collar. Ideal wrap for ueisen. gintuwin |Cae | | bright, crisp spring days. Lace Curtains, Window Shades, 55c Ea. $1.48 and $2.48 Pair Window ch and filet a an ae or yellow _— 7 gg * : age = em mounted on guarant eige, te an rollers. C l with ivory. 3% yards long. raion aoe 2

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-*Corselettes of yy materials. Long bk-back style; four tters. Sizes 30 to (@ownstairs Store.) > Models Pictured he style is and many i materials vy, citron, iton crepe, an assort- Silk Dress tairs Store.) 4 int City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times SUNDAY, MARCH 4. 1928. ee ae —— LO Ct ttt aay i — ~ ° _—— ee eee — — = — »BAER & F GRAND-LEADER NATIONAL SILK EXPOSITION March 5th to 10th Inclusive DURING this exposition, all silken mer- chandise in our store will be displayed and marked at a price to make the océasion interesting to everyone. Monday’s presenta- tion of unusual values includes— Silk Lingerie of excellent quality, $3.95 Kayser Silk Hosiery (fine chiffon), $1.95 Glove Silk Vests (of well-known maker),$1.95 Long Gloves (heavy Milanese Silk), $1.35 Silk Breakfast Coats, at $10.00 2 aay White Gold-Filled Individualized Wraps _ Bracelet Watches, $7.95 For the New Season—Specially Priced SS ‘AQF SPRING arrivals of Capes, Coats and Wraps are characterized by dis- tinctiveness without sacrifice of practicability. In our display are included models in which luxurious material is the dominating feature. Capes with long, separate panels and cascades that float from either shoulder. Capes with big collars of sélf material and others of the new wrap-around style. Coats and Wraps in blouse and straightline effects to promote the slender silhouette. Many fur trimmed, all crepe lined. HIS extraordinary offering comprises 250 Watches in 3 attractive styles, on silk ribbon bracelets as illustrated. All have fancy dials and fancy bezels, with jeweled stem. They are reliable timekeepers and have jeweled lever move- ments. All are covered by Stix, Baer & Fuller guarantee. The values are very exceptional. Stylish Service Bags Speciglly 95 Priced, oS fy With generous pockets for papers, wide gussets which permit expansion, several compartments and wide block. bot- tom, these Service Bags appeal particularly to the business woman. Of leather with silk or leather lined flaps, coin purse and mirror. Largest size (9x6). Leathers: vachette, goat, alligator, caif, and mottled Materials—velvay, veldyne, flat crepe, | All sizes, 34 to 44. fashona, Ormandale, Arabella and others. | Other models in Capes and Coats Colors—cocoa, black, Zanzibar, batwing At $29.75, $59.75, $69.75 and $89.75 and gray. | (Third Floor.) (Main Floor.) Monch Sale af NOTIONS FOR this annual event have been assembled dependable Notions at prices which offer an exceptional savings opportunity. To facilitate service, additional salespeople and space have been provided. As quantities in some instances are limited, early shopping is recommended. Only a few of the exceptional values offered are listed below. No mail or phone orders accepted. een ————— ,] ,—- —_———- = ‘| J. and P. Pearl Buttons, . 3 Cards, 20c | 7000 sample | cards of good Wilsnap, 5c Card : The popular rust-proof Coats Dress Fasteners; black : effects. (Kain Floor.) Thread | || and white. All sizes. 6 Spools, ~ ——@ | ee quality ocean, | 38c ) | | Sanitary Napkins, 12 in box, | Jap and sweet. Boys Spring Reeters . 33¢ | | As | gteacing — Gem Dress hs “pee pearl! Sz | " Hs : ' > } | ae anita. “All A winite sil cel- Splendid Values at / i a Kleinert’s Shields, size 2, ZOC Size 3, 35C | Size 4 38c | num- ", 4 . orpegg Limit White Cambric Dress Lin- | | | ings, good sizes, 35C | em degen. | lack Cambric Dress Lin- | shapes. Won- Jae “a ings, good sizes, '| derful values. i oy : q5¢c Pins and Safety Pins ickory Waists for children, | ————— — each, 25Cc ; : Brass Safety Pins with Twine Shopping Bags, each, Sew-on Supporters, 2-strap, guarded coil; all sizes; rust- | pair, 150 roc ors. Great va- riety of styles, | . sizes and! 5 50 ‘THE most practical garments for boys wearing sizes 2 to Io. t on Page 11. ULLER Bloomer Elastic, %-inch proof, 6 cards, si 6 width, 12-yard roll, 39C Carnation Brass Dressmak- r0oo-yard . Barbour’s Linen Pad Supporters; various col- ors; each, 25c The new shipment, which will be Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ ° - It You Live Out of the City Write Mary Allen of our Personal Shopping Bu- reau. She will shop for you as carefully as thougS your requirements were her own. ZB March Sale of Art Needlework THE woman who enjoys making pretty things for herself and her home, will find in this sale many beautiful designs and materials at prices which make her work profitable as well as enjoyable. Items included in this special selling are taken from our regular stock. -f Stamped Pillowcases At 85c Pair Of good quality’ tubing. Some have scallop edges, others hemstitched for crochet- ing. Size 36x42; a variety of designs from which to choose. Panta Dresses, 98c Stamped Panta Dresses of crepe, sizes 2, 4 and 6 years, also of black sateen in sizes 1 and 3 years. Simple designs. Stamped Centerpieces At $1.00 All-linen Centerpieces, 36- inch size, and Scarfs, 18x45 and 18xs4 inches. Also Centers and Scarfs of a good quality of Belgium linen. Very special value. Stamped Aprons at 59c Unbleached muslin Aprons stamped in attractive patch- work design, others for outlin- ing. Several very attractive styles. Stamped Luncheon Sets At 98c Set consists of one 45-inch center and six napkins of un- bleached muslin. Attractive lazy-daisy design: Lace-Trimmed Scarfs At 75c Trimmed with filet motifs and wide bands of insertion and lace. 18xso0 inches. Very spe- cial values. Card Table Covers, 75c Sanitas Card Table Covers, taped corners. These may be had in white, gray or black. Various decorations. | sorted colors. | in the lot. orders filled. | sired shades for Bed Light at $3.29 With imported doll heads. | Assorted color hair, attractive silk dresses and trirmming. As- There are 100 No phone or mail Purse Twist at 69c In black, white, gray, jade, orchid, navy, brown all the de- your new Spring bag. Full size spool at special price. Several new models on display. Stamped Bridge or Tea Sets at 50c Consisting of one 36-inch | center and four napkins of un- | bleached muslin. | lazy-daisy or French knot em- Design for broidery, priced very low. Night Lamp Frames At $1.29 Frames with imported china heads, complete with cord and | plug and socket. This is a very | special value. Bed Light Frames At $1.59 In three styles, complete | with cord, plug and sockets. ' Uncovered Sofa Pillows At 75¢ Cambric covered, silk floss- filled Sofa -Pillow, 22 inches, in the round or square style, 18x 22 oblong and 18x23 ovals. Lace-Trimmed Scarfs Some have machine embroid- ered centers, others Mosaic | ~effects. All-linen centers. 18x36, $1.50 18x45, $1.75 18x54, $1.95 4 ** © @e@ee* "“*@*eeeées Sofa Pillows at $4.95 Of taffeta and messalines. Round or oval shapes. A large assortment of plain or change- able colors, Several French flower decorations. . Sweater Silk at $1.19 Texto Sweater Silk in black, and all the desirable’ colors. Full 3s50-yard skeins attrac- tively priced. Uncovered Pillows, $1.00 to $2.50 — A large shipment of silk floss filled bolster rolls. Many ' fancy shapes and sizes; such as crescent, diamond, basket, large oblong and ovals. Many finished models on dig- play. (Second Floor.) Silk C®,W oolen Fabrics HICH excite the admiration of the woman who tai- lors her own castume. Silk-and-Wool Canton, $3.50 Yard Beautiful colorings in Pais- | Spring. finish. ley designs, very smart for dresses and blouses. 40 inches wide. Glow Yama, $3.50 Yard capes. for early Spring wear. wide. Wool Epingle, $2.25 Yd. A material of correct weight for one-piece dresses. In a wide assortment of colors. 42 inches wide. Velour Checks, $4.95 Yd. A soft quality in neat check effects. Desirable for suits and skirts. 54 inches wide. Choice colorings. 54 inches | est fabric for Moderately priced. French Serge, $2.50 Yd. This popular all-wool fabric shown in every new shade for Splendid weight and 54 inches wide. Camel’s Hair, $5.50 Yd. Tan predominating with con- - & fabric ideal for suits and | trasting colors, shallow checks, plaids and stripes. The new- pring wear. Wool Canton, $3.50 Yd. In colors apropos for the new Spring dress. 52 inches wide. Canton Crepe, $2.25 Yd. A material which has proved its practicability and has again been selected as a leader for dresses. All 40 inches, wide. choice colors. Egyptian and Oriental Novelties eee ee maar New Spring Linings At Moderate Prices —To harmonize with the soft-tone fabrics decreed fashionable for Spring. _ Noveleties Of silk and lisle in three attractively priced groups. 98c, $1.25, $1.45 Pretty color combina- tions and designs. Yard wide. Fancy Sateens, 69¢ and 89c Yard Of quality soft and sup- ple, yet durable. Newest designs and color combi- nations. Yard wide. Plain Sateens, 69c American made, in a re- markable color range. Ideal for linings, bloomers, com- placed on sale Monday, includes Specially Priced at $2.98 Yard Reefers made of all-wool materi- : A REMARKABLE assortment of silk Crepe de Chine’ combine st y le and with designs printed in Egyptian, Oriental, Asiatic, Persian, cashmere and Bulgarian styles for Spring garments. A special assortment ready for Monday's selling. 40 inches wide. Bordered N ovelties at $5.95 Yard Bordered Roshanara; beautiful colors and combinations. very fashionable Spring silk, accepted by the exclusive fashion authorities. 40 inches wide. (Second Floor.) forts and ‘fancy work. ers’ Pins, 3 papers, 25¢ Two-strap Garters, sew-on Thread; black and white; sizes Yard wide. Princess” g00-count Brass | Style, pair, ts as to 40, &c - Mohawk 160-count Brass Kleinert’s a | Laigibsichidlcnctihebuininnnaeenssiibvasablbnngsaline th im. warmtn. ing, paper #° || Household Aprons, | Spool Cotton, | 49c and 98c Each 23c Dozen | Large full- Clark’s black and white | Satinette, 85c . Of finest selected cotton arn and soft texture. | any colors in the self- A |. colored stripes and plain. Yard wide. (Secosd Fioor.) In raglan models, with convert- ible collar. Alpaca lined. May be had in gray, tan and the new polo shades. | Sanitary Napkins, 39c Box Kotex best absorbent quality, 12 in box. cut Aprons of | | Sewing Thread, numbers good percales . | | 40 to 70. Limit 2 dozen. with water- o> Sih a alr se || proof rubber ‘ - || backs, care- Pearl Buttons, roc Card All-rubber Sanitary Aprons, | | fully tailored. ; Fine quality Pearl Buttons, in plain and fancy patterns. Great variety | These are exceptional values. ee (Fourth Floor.) white and pink, each, $3C | ¢ ; rv Sanitary Belts; elastic web; | “— ” an and each sett °* 5 ’ | checks. Ex- oe a sone ——e Ses 2500 Pairs of Shoes and Oxfords “perdg Comat || Sree” UM ||| pees st, In Special Sale Beginning Monday Morning | the lot. | | Black, white and colors. FASTER Footwear at a price which makes you eager to purchase, is offered in this exceptional selling event. Spring and Summer styles for all | Tape, Braids & Beltings : : bh ite aelectinn | d 1 bud | occasions—-street, afternoon, sports or evening wear are represented. Three prices enabie selection in accordance to personal budgets. | Parte 53.65 $4.85. | SB . —____— |, piece; each, ge Cambric Collar Bands, 6 for __Rick-Rack Braid; ge ese | Rick-Rack Braid | Garter Lengths of colored | , bolt, _8¢ || tons, ocean-shell stock. in cable elastic, 7c: 4 Boned Belting, lain and fancy patterns. Colonial, plain Pumps, fancy Straps, Included are dress and street Pumps, Sandals and street Oxfords in this group. smal] tongue Colonials, flat heel sport Materials—black and brown satin, pat- Oxfords, cut-out Oxfords, patent leath- ‘ ent leather, colored suede, black or brown | ers, satins, and staple Cuban heel Oxfords. kid and calf. Soopairs. Sizes broken. _ 1r00 pairs. All sizes and widths. Basting Cotton, | 44c Dozen gso-yard spools. one dozen. At 29c 3” mene of hea _ annel, with p At $1.00 Dresses of lawn or Some have panels of ry and lace flounce embrdidery yoke All of fine quality. months to @ years. Pearl] Buttons, 19c Card Fine quality Pear] But- Straps, Oxfords, ties and sport effects, in all the new styles are offered in this group. 900 pairs, including all sizes, make possible discriminating selection. each. Lis Vanta twistless Lingerie || wes. Tape, bolt, roc | cl gpg oe See Cotten Tape, 10-yard | — ' Buttons, roc Card Machine Belts; regulation rolls, ,9¢ | : Leatherette folding Shopping | length, each, o s hep | Coat and suit Buttons, in va- rious colors and patterns. ee | Bags, each, | Double each, oats Remer-cccegemccant: samme ‘ ) WY) ) ‘ roc SD | | Dyanshine, black and col- | | and Shears AN Am erican Mien | OE iv | | Heavily and fringe Kil No 7¢ pa styles and —— Artcloth Shopping Bags, | yard, Ise hese are exceptional val. (On Bale on Thrift Avenue.) (Matin Fleer.) ane se! ge | _ $hinola wool Shoe Polishers, . Coats’ Darning Cotton; 30- Hair Nets } ; ors, bottle, ZOC Lady Hair | : O. N. + xf i | mickeled fin- yard spools; 5 for | | Scissors 6 for 39¢ 3 _ 39c Pair Nets, in cap . mes | | | | Crochet Cotton oye: Mileey | styles. colors except white and = In white and colors; Cray. Limit |S || best mercerized Crochet sizes. W on- one dozen. | Cotton. Lj derful values. or (Notion Dept. and Thrift Avenue—Main Floor. )

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; Fa, i. Os Rete”. : “4 A Pe The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. MARCH «thse ae a sie ADRS 5A — . on me | SPECT . ANNOUNCING OUR ’ ANNIVERSARY SALE ———— SUNDAY. MARCH 4, 1928. et ST‘LOUIS POST-DISPATCH See pt " } : 6680 Eecs From 275 Hens. ‘during February are said to have | Qrecia te the Post-Dispatch. produced 385 dozen eggs. Three hun- »- POPLAR BLIFF, Mo., March 3. dred and eighty-five dozen would fiook of 275 hens owned by meah 4620 eggs for the month, or an S Marguerite Helguth, who lives average of 17 eggs to the hen for the | Le heast of Harvi!ll. in this county. ?8 days in the month. A | x, . 5 4 me A | Health Department Says as Cure It Is Fake but No Action ) Can Be Taken. | é — said vesterday that no legal ac- o a £) e fas cok Gaul be taken —, pee ed Sng ‘N wea, CX @ + ti : ' of } ; »j r dog pound, who ri ay ‘ ‘ Psy Y ° sold tas Ceoities of rendered dog | \ ut present a ton fi S h ) | in { Mrs. Elizabeth Schwin- f calure OWiNS it re eee Maple avenue, a member | O costumes, Wraps, | j hoger Humane Society. and her | millinery, Sweaters * | ‘|! eompanion. Miss Olga Arthur, to be . New: Spring Styles scadae a cure for tuberculosis, be- | & novelties — smart ‘leause dog grease 1s neither an in- | 7 § ' toxicant, a poison or @ narcotic. youthful~Sn Keeping Attractively 4 | Health C#mmissioner Starkloft ° ° | ‘\iistated that dog grease as a cure for , with the gay tempo Priced af 1l tuberculosis was a “pure fake,” but| - | 1] d ae. A tM : ‘lll enid that it was harmless and that | of the play Catie \ |less, patented medicines of the ‘‘cure- | ‘all’ variety. | ' As told in yesterday's Post-Dis- | | patch, the affidavits of Mrs. Schwin- | : re /beck and Miss Arthur, stating that ‘they paid 75 cents a bottle for dog | grease to a man in charge of the dog Shop | pound, who told them that “it was ; er : st pé aces: Te Botner gn nocenitiadd bbed on| . | red 7 ne New “Colillion,” $7.50 (4) £004 for tuberculosie Ot ith food,” | At Olive Street Entrance the chest and 2 —combining the dressiness of the Colonial, the Q were presented to the Health De- ARCADE BUILDING , “Cm +) | he ’ S- “st a a . a ? re sy a yt i ie ee" will celebrate the First Beginning Monday, March sth, and continuing all week, «First Anniversary in our h Anniversary of our Art Needlework Department and t tunities t , ‘ are offering you unusual opportunities to pur- present location. During tie aici greatly pee, Br prices. We can supply your . d ears nied SS "COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF 25% Reduction—Art Needlework—25% Reduction Stamped Goods r Stamped Goods —) —s_ Center: Bedspreads 2) Centers Pillowcases chaie Scarfs tatu - r goid-lettered Spectacie Buffet Sets ) Gowns : : bE ine coupon belew and spec Towels a~< % ‘ , Be P ritnolz Spectacle Co., Dept. oS ee ete ial aera 4 gend me & pair ef your Complete Line of : if pet I will return them and Complete Assortment of | dable H 2 Sean ’ Beads, | Dependable osiery an eauti- Purse Beads, Trimming ‘ ful Silk Underwear. | Purse Twist, Bag Tops & Chains | a~ eh oes . ‘ ee ab ee a, te a To a ota ae o . +. wie _ ~ < ee Re PEPER Be PR CW ADBVKAB A AM Oto epcanl, Lm ¢. - - _ . . : — Se ek Teter eee ~ a Ae £A A Pith FF B Luncheon Sets anne oe eS - SE OO ee oe DT SRR STE ER ER SRR ERR RR Sr ESE RO OO meee os 25% Reduction on All a J 25% Reduction onj{‘g A) CHILDREN’S GOODS : 25% Reduction on Madeira Linens }) < ve Mian ees 4 < ae and Silk ~ ic 7) ; eat Se: Italian or Mosaic ? 3 Suiennne eat Gan H; wea er Yarns Embroidery es Crib and Carriage Covers , Embroidery Silk Handmade : Pillow Tops —_ = D. M. C. Emb Handkerchiefs : »y | Babies’ Underwear and Shoes : | —— ery Cottons at Pip cenmmnner. © ‘* Gees and Bonnets = Sa 705 Washington Av. Jacob Mange & Son ae oF Art Needlework, Embroidery and Hosiery Shop fine-fitting qualities of the strap pump and the partment officials yesterday by serviceability of the Oxford. Patent or black sat- 4*|| Douglas W. Robert, attorney for the | | in, with smart inlay. Humane Society. | , ’ . Sh . | John H. Becker, superintendent of | C : ) ; ; » 1 | , | ° ~ wt tod ye | Brandt's Feature 15 Other New Styles the pound, yesterday dented ever OUR UR URES ERR R ER RSE Re Sr oe S SUR LR UR UR UR UR oe ue suc a n- |’ ; . selling any dog grease. —in this special grouping at $7!50. “A complete 44 coction had been sold at the pound Style Review—a noteworthy accomplishment by ‘to negroes several years ago, he said, ; Tas ; | aS e Brandt’s Organization for Brandt’s, Patrons. ‘but he had stopped the practice . ; when it.was called to his attention. Chiffon & De Luxe Silk Hose, Special || Mrs. S¢ehwinbeck and Miss Arthur stated in their affidavits that they —Women's Imported Black Chiffon 95 qj | st Clocked Hose. Also De Luxe Silk Ho- 1: '| did not learn the name of the man || making the sale. siery in all the new Spring colors. Full- fashioned. Lisle garter tops. PERFECT Ri ere / Isolation Hospital Superintendency, i | Dr. James M. Finn yesterday was Sf, J e appointed superintendent of the city isi | isolation hospital by Health Com- A ‘\!i missioner Jordan. The salary is $2580 a year. Dr. Flinn has been | ‘| senior interne at the city hospital | ata salary of $1140 a year. He will | |} succeed Dr.:Eugene A. Scharff, who | W ° \ fA; has been appointed ‘superintendent ashington Avenue Corner Seventh -| | of the city hospital. Both appoint- : +i ments will be effective April 1. | One FS 1 woofa Kind Exclusive T ype Suits SPECIAL purchase of Costume Suits from the finest makers, gathered in spectal lots with one clear, definite object in mind—to furnish the woman or miss who has been in the habit of paying very high prices for Suits of the same character at far less than what they expected | Several carload and selections to pay. In the height of the season it will be impossible to offer such 1 @ Ceti ik values; so be sure to attend this sale Monday. $12.50 and Chaise $35.00 and The finishes sepia. The up ted Eins <ge ~. steyeae eo oma +h lie: 7 A sale prepared for ~ = : _:) f/ © 7 Just: 120 Suits € ‘the women = and | a on 4 { misses. who are 6 af: : } From the Finest Dome gent used to paying ? ae 1a. ‘. o.. 2 : Makers. ThisIs (8 Tha fence Ne | from $65 up to $1 2 Ns a ¢ All We Could has exceedec¢ Y ort Ps See : : ys” | } a : . *.* Copyright 1923 Hart Schaffner & Marx | for their new Y ie 7 Se a : | qualities—the : 2 ig ie | sewage i ‘ bine not only | Spring Suit. a 3 P | : . ‘i | A P .. .. : ey are? GS rg 7 Procure. at Sai ale — ane 4 pled NERS, EMRE NE SO Nm RRR NR: ORIN deca: eo a 52 . . or- 7 5 r= en ae vans eis wily vy S <= tr Soe appropriate d so that the re a well concei\ . - * - SS —<— na. a startet Se seme ‘ 7 Ay a posers Prt i eS Er ——— Those, there dress their fle the spirit of’ to inspect ¢ ments of desi all qualities ¢ makes of Don You will ber resources for while the pric will be four satisfactorily ee ae mae PS FOR THE SPRING NASMUCH as they are one and two of a kind models, they wa § Bs 99 | Wo and three piece costume Suits, two-plece 7, ~ TDOORS | tailleur and sports Suits that combine in- ’ &e A: Je bound to interest the woman who desires exclusiveness | / dividuality in silhouette and ornamentation with a in her apparel. Included is every new vogue for Spring— the exactness of fittings and finish which mark ’ new versions of the long coat models, two-piece costume Suits, the custom tallored Suit, of the quality, style and dis- 7 three-piece Suits, jacket coat models, box coat models and Bolere tinctiveness that adds the final note to the new types. In the sale you will find garments for every type of figure Spring Sulit. whether you be large or small. - ni te %. om. To") a, & Coats for Women ' ee an Finest 3 : ae ponte ue ade by Materials pelt? 4S » it Lio wp; 4 Special— P- Twill Cords Hi a MEE oe a ee ae De if you desire, Hart Schaffner & Marx |§ 22%, |b gu es Ny ccc! eee a bite =~ -— - A Rug from expected she care and du ance. You . | Piquetine , yo ) oa: your selection in They’re new and stylish in 1 Super Tricotine 4 = le oe | 4 | Pow aN ) —— | our Will Call De- fabric, workmanship, desifn Camel’s Hair thee || a. , eee |) lc 3 sera until de- —they will charm you with Kenyon Sports elk BS od ae ee — § eageas pattern, coloring and weave Imported Tweeds Mixtures You'll like the new plaids Twill Raye — ss 2 1 | ae —there are others too | Covert A oo ee ee wees - ¥ * Linings— that are very appealing a — ae LB Exquisite Linings NOW ON DISPLAY r } ee ee, a pA pe or Wolff's Northwest Corner Broadway and -Washington re » ma er x io tee me © ee Sees — - ik a ' esi park tte & ve — ae A II EE AN OE te CE Nh NNER EA AR Re ONT OE mi ce . * ; a UR vk ae ae ee ee er rae ee

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Sta» and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 A ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' 15 ttn i SUNDAY. MARCH 4, 1928. ——— ie een -——-— te a tt rt a treat eee } , Lecture on Communicable Diseases. the topic of a free lecture at 4:30 p. | would be the beginning of a new re- Eugenie d oe is | ined “Communicable Diseases and Their; ™., Tuesday, at Knights of Colum- | ligious period for their country. Porinmesr Regen ine harem “4 Paris | asked to have the matter taken into | tion ecoms to have been examined | Relationship to Children” will be bus Hall, 3549 Olive street, by Dr. V.| Their viewpoint ig that Louis XVI the Holy g iba ete ale a ae tage ao jcoaetaera tion ~~ a re qeeer}and then init aaiee, ' C. Hempleman. The talk will include | suffered mattyrdom on account of |™ denanvectantealioestertartetiniastiomates | | diphtheria, smallpox, scarlet fever,|his faith; that had he been willing | | measles and whooping cough. Thejto recant he would have been a}- r- 5 50 | Tuberculosis Society, under whose lowed to live. ; rove it $ 11: | . auspices the free course of public In 1874 a diocesan commission was — — jeg | un Of amon | | | health lectures have been given in | convoked by Cardinal Guibert, then Yourself, Compare tp Men's—mearly new. Such makes as | ELD By Alse | ; aa 3 | the last two or three months, has Archbishop of Paris, ito examine | | - = GIBB’S Hart Schaffner & Mars; ete. Fine blue white perfect cut Dia decided to extend the course and tO canonical evidence of Louis XVI's R E M many finest New York and Chicago Coats and vests as low as 82.50.'| monds, set in 18k white $15 00 . | include at least two more lectures/“martyrdom.” Both the Empress | than were anticipated. The other —_ lectures will be given sometime in 3 | | | ees with anything yau ever used, & | tailors’ not-called-for of returns. All-Wool Pant : x o ants, new, 63.75. New | gold mountings April. | rea Su ra ' FRENCH ROYALISTS URGING DIABETES wiser. | 5 '0r Headaches, Colds, Grippe, 5 All-Weol Pants, new, $3.75. | New : ; ; 3 | No matter how long or severe pr what treatment you Neuralgia, Rheumatism + cords, Gabardines, Tweeds, Top- Others from $30 to $60 See CANONIZATION OF LOUIS XV] | aan one hag booklet describing the Dia-Be and Influenza. : coats. Comeearliy. Save—be well them in our window. Apply Sulphur as Told When You , resse se paleo > Re considered incurable. “‘ighiy' veeommenda "st, + QUICKER—SURER—SAFER ao ? 20 tablets 25e. All leading draggists. 1012 N. GRAND DU NN S ‘Ski " Brea k s O ut Priests Believe King Suffered Mar- ye By ee and eminent physicians. Postal | | : n Account of Faith et. Write today, : 2 a | oe ae ttn ree 321 W. Chicane Ag ARMACAL Co. CENTRAL LABORATORIES CO., Inc.| Page and Grand Cars Stop at Door. | 60 Years at 912 Franklin Av. oar Dame, address and age on §| Any breaking out of the skin oN | greta: Cable to the Post-Dispatch. » Dept. 72. Chicago, I. ST. LOUIS, MO. | on OO 20-Cay Sree trial. face, neck, arms or body is overcome | " (Copyright, 1023.) eee . /quickest by applying Mentho-Sulphur.| ROME, arc — After Jean ay Mtholz Spectacle Co., Dept. K-257, 1462-1466 W. Madison St., Chicago, Il. The pimples seem to dry right met ‘@Aro it is now g¢he turn for Louis |80 away, declares a noted skin spe- | XVI, the unfortunate French King, of met I will return them and there wiil be ne charge. | cialist. ‘who perished by the guillotine dur- Nothing has ever been found to: ing the French Revolution. The French Rovalist party says Rome to take up the matter and| monarch’'s rights to {SPECTACLES ADVERTISEMENT. - —- —_—" e the First ry in our ties to pur- | apply your | 2988 pony se0g Tet me sen you eon Ten Days’ Free Trial a pair of my famous “True Fit’ Ehell Rim Spectacies. Hundreds of thousands Does Net disturb the stomach — meh se ) he my, 7h) oe se 5 ee ee of ee 2b ee et be bbe bbe bate bets bbe EEE er * + ee eee — Sine of iery and beauti- r. a gn eee " Send me a pair ef your spectacies on 10-day trial. If I like them I will pay $4.49, “A Delightful Place In Which to Shop” I. Miller Footwear I. Miller Footwear sold here sold here exclusively. , : exclusively. 916-918 CUMNE sT take the place of sulphur as a pimple remover. It is harmless and inexpen- | ought sive. Just ask any druggist for a| examine the small jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur | canonization. and use it like cold cream. | The priests in France think it a sire is stale ty 25% Reduction on Wool and Silk Sweater Yarns Embroidery Silk D. M. C. Embroid- ery Cottons - } = sh shee ee he he J. Kennard & Sons—4th and Washington ; Z ee ee Pe ae = sh Presenting Modes Authoritative and Individual in | Furnishings that Beautifyand || . ”' owt Spring Apparel & Millinery a e e Individualize the Home with stocks as nearly complete as possible, it behooves you to make your selections now, r : : | , | HH il : Weil individuality and quality are quickly apparent in the apparel we present. be te she pe se a be New Spring Capes and Wraps $25, $35, $45 to $195 [X the extensive showing presented here, there are styles becom- ing to each individual type and models for\every occasion. There are Capes for street wear or dressy wear, Coats for sport wear or for motoring, Wraps and Coats for general utility wear. There are fur- collared models, or untrimmed styles, plaid or solid colors, silken fabrics, wool or camel’s hair. Sizes for misses and woinen. KENNARD'S NEW FIBER FURNITURE New Fiber Furniture for Living Rooms and Sunrooms Several carloads of this exceptionally attractive Reed Furniture have just been received. and selections may be purchased separately or in complete suites of your own choosing. Chairs and Rockers End Tables Telephone Sets $12.50 and Up $11.00 and Up $12.00 and Up Smart New Spring Frocks $25, $35, $45 to $165 HETHER the need be for a dinner Dress, a new street Frock, ‘a sport Dress or a Dress for any one.of the many occasions that arise during the day and evening, our showing tomorrow will fill that need in the most satisfactory way. Included are new Dresses of chiffon, of lace, of flat crepe, satin Canton, printed and illuminated fab- rics, Canton crepe, Georgette, crepe Renee, and also the new “Babnit” from New York and Paris It is now on display Day Beds $15.00 and Up Desks Dresses. | 2. aan $20.00 and Up Davenports $48.50 and Up Tabourets / : Chaise Lounges Ferneries Tables $9.00 and Up $35.00 and Up $11.50 and Up $9.00 and Up The finishes are in red and black, ivory and blue, frosted mahogany, baronial brown, blue and gold, bluetex and sepia. The upholsteries are in striking cretonnes and dainty patterned tapestries to harmonize with each finish. Oriental Rugs With pride we announce our readiness in fashionable Millinery. Modes of the hour, as interpreted by leading American and European de- signers in variations to please Chic New Spring Suits 120 Suits $25, $35, $45 to $165 the Finest Linoleums Domestic Rugs rs. ThisIs e Could re. kind models, they pefires exclusiveness vogue for Spring— fece costume Suits, models and Bolero — every type of figure bu desire, a sit will hold selection in “Will Call De- iment until de- isite Linings fancy silk or de cygne. The function of Floorcoverings has exceeded that of . wearing qualities—they must now com- bine not only durability, but also - appropriate design and coloring, so that the room impresses with a well conceived decorative motif. Those, therefore, who would dress their floors in keeping with the spirit of the times are invited to inspect our extensive assort- ments of designs and colorings in all qualities of the most reliable makes of Domestic Rugs. You will be pleased with the vast resources for critical selection, while the prices in every instance will be found consistently and satisfactorily moderate. A Rug from which long service is expected should be chosen with care and due regard’ for appear- ance. You will find it here. Scientific methods of making and the introduction of many pleasing patterns, together with a modern system of laying, have brought Linoleums to the front as a most desirable and economical Floor- covering. Less costly than hardwood floors, Linoleums are now to be seen in all manner of rooms in many of the best homes and, surmounted by Rugs, achieve very beautiful effects. The day has passed when kitchens and bathrooms set -the limitations for Linoleums. Our assortments of Printed, In- laid and Battleship (Plain) Lino- leums cover a wide range of pat- terns and colorings, furnishing a splendid opportunity for newly embellishing your floors at rea- sonable cost. Our prices are as low as reliable Linoleums can wel] be sold. Except in matters of transporta- tion, Oriental Rugs are made and sold as they were a thousand years ago. The weaving is the heritage of centuries and the tribal weave of today is as ancient as if from a caravan of the dim past. Genuine Oriental Rugs comprise our collection, one of the largest in America and outrivaled by few abroad. : You could not spend an hour more profitably than among these beau- tiful Persian and Chinese Rugs. The unique designs, the richly soft colorings and the luxury of all will appeal to your conceptions of art. The prices, from the smallest mat to the largest room size, are actual values, without regard to the sen- timental worth inspired by their beauty. Surpassing Values $10 Pairs Ruffled Voile Curtains For Upstairs Rooms Regularly $3.00 Per Pair $1.75 Per Pair in Curtains and Draperies at Economy Prices 400 Pairs Casement Net Curtains Fringed on Bottoms Regularly $3.75 Per Pair $2.50 Per Pair A Special Lot of Domestic Cretonnes Soft Colorings for Bedrooms Regularly 40c Per Yard 25c Per Yard J. Kennard G& Sons 4th and Washington S ose With one voice, forty St. Louis charities and philanthropies appeal to Nobel you now. In giving ONCE, you give to ALL—and you give for the 0000Y ENTIRE YEAR. Give as much as you can. The more you give, the Cared? better you will serve. GeLEct your new Spring Suit now, in order to get the full sea- son’s service out of it. We present tailored, dressy and sport Suits in a splendid variety of styles designed for particular wearers. There are suits of twillcord, of velour checks, of juina and of camel’s hair—three-piece costume Suits as\well as two-piece models. Every Suit tailored to fit properly, from dependable materials. both madame and mademoiselle seeking “something different” in millinery. Hats for dress, street and sport wear of the latest straws and fabrics, and in the smartest colors as well as black. Prices $10 to $45. SPRING SWEATERS $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 and to $25 HEW SPRING SILK UNDER WEAR $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 and to $35 HEW SPRING BLOUSES $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 and te $25

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i vA ae aes ae 1 325 MEN, WOME N, BOYS AND GIRLS are seeking employment—P UT THEM TO WORK! eee! (1999. “dj _ ee MARCH 1922. ST. Lov | _12BE PORT. DISPATCH ae ae LOST AND D FOUND CARPENTERS & BUILDERS, ,_ | _ EXPRESS AND HAULING _ WALL PAPER, CLEANING, ETC. : cTION PATENTS TRADEMARKS ——" 7 yy | SITUATIONS—MEN, hould write for cur free gui “a ——Sit.; reliable: will Bt IN MEMORIAM PERSONAL at @ very reasona bie prite.. ~ tn loving memor of our dear boy. Henry PERSON wane CARP -| RAPID Expr e 7TH. Zeor , AL—Ethe!l ‘ ‘rawford. call_or write ENTER'S lobbing. noure repairs: rea- ox 171 eas Co.. 450 N arah st. Jin- hun Ma papered. . 1: rY culture taught de Peso 7 Te tien ‘ceased coe Fae RS ES |somabie. Crarlex Pipe, "$08 Koeln deli 3°03 08; | “prompe™ermonai orvicg'= Teer 977: | Ming. mantcaringe ghatricets™l, 2 ysie| chacord ce, Invention, Bia phe — PERSON AL— n- GLABSES--Los ir shell rim, Friday. aii | CARPENTER, ontract brick and weed LIGHT HAUL ING—1 4, -ton truck, $1_ pe ere ent. beauty day packs: ciosing their mven*.sne Send mnéel es “Rigi Thad Mott madara Tmaratut gar | PERSONAL important news or vos, Ai GL,ASSES lay yar shelly construction. “Colfax, a623W. nour with diver Grpvo's protien oa Bom aE, 35, wacer elated, AR) Sea sir hennches: day cand \Seesing] Sketch and descriptis: 0: your tare z pene — oi 5 iu ; ‘ oy s ot a nea. ‘ =a Soa, s Gr be © aia a - eet als ae ; av Ri 214 a Oe iti 2 2 4 ree non of is [pie : irtn eh Calied Buddy bg _ home of rem | PERSON AL— leura IL. Mc ‘Son and | HANDBAG—Lost rowh:. on Comvion car! *A a ENTER—Sit.: first- «ET w — —” OF _— a neers Sidney = 559. eS Re OMS negeted. SA seamns ¢ ae ; “Si 50. aoe: spactol terms Highest references. ies -- poe Tae ing. ‘De mi: te 1! nd B y. sontaining » | _Shear:! wn rk oF Box O-115 rot - 1943 ay MER: "241 Missouri. ae ek ayo one ee sonable terme. Victor J. Bra . on | r - — ‘ - . us , Te iY culture work pays. | Nine . NTER— Sit: niter ng, re bie AL inth. Washington. D. ¢C Chie pln of any kind. ao A : yy ' ‘ather’’ You promised ‘to write "1 t Wee ath and Bi a §: 2 ! 1 . OTHER AND SISTERS oUr husband, " n ” | chee and 3); :eward | (AMPE. TE > yyy ere . =e ln 4 | fe a” — a - eee cena ta 4404 : ene ENTER WORK-—Garages, Bangalo vs; | Gas PIPE CLEANERS | “hei ® eres. 9S: me _ Strother. | HEN\ bractical experience: | at 1114 Tacoma Pi4 | Ea @83C. Vor. at Peaitions waiting: : — ‘f. oe ay. Forest 6: 33W, o_o ee — rKinie “Forest A abl 7 i n@ton rest M K i ; reasona lh! H00L RKensingtor Pores Sion ay. a, me independent ewe sreatensong — the worth of our graduates: REDUCE your weigni—The — ! e “pri ces. 'Gih # ' ee 46 Arcade ‘dg, . PS pa ee emploved immediate todin \ PER \ --" if A > (OMI , rr 7 Ca’ “er (ARPENTE tl writer A tage of alterations 44)" 4 Ohio Sidney 22 7M BURROU GHS. “Moon “Hovkins “and ¢ ~ cae ~ e Rane aoe “ —sepaten ac) a i sce ? “a ; east era! r¢@ ua CG t ; ‘ it " . paint , ~_ = ‘eos ; , - = to enroe - Ms ae hae Thou done this aor 4. ves. why? ahouts of ure y bus Die'mever wit : Sr 9O59X- mole me ox E ‘fade! Bi 58 et Ti LACE CURTAIN | CLEANING | mee L, FAP a te i 8: spe ial pF ices Oe ow for "pu r Mohs Moon Hopkins — 2 a. SU PE } PERK i ae e® a0 "of tnderatan to Y ein’ w . ; , } i nie , Jw A. ; ; a bat, K pon _ i month tw experts. rr : now for iFTo I L oe rt coh a ea 2 eine F Oo rveare = ifs ra... « rr other, Mere i Hlerbert i ) er NI} «? miale t. hite oaCK £F we Ar i ; > 4 a > sd ‘ [> Rt IL DE R.43 oT al re LAC KE; ( ‘U R1 TAINS— Hand c lea} ied. B35 patr A al i PAp tony a y. Bomornt 4) niators epri ne Lud tar rand _ 33° aR. fi 2162 Geyer ALi: PAPER cieaning done by experience ‘table vocation: mogerate cuvarae : Removed by 10-need'te ai PUR—Sit.; ree) GRY (ar © t this we know, in this we rest . ; Diane | Sernseaes . ” ; eee: STS on. pga . t autwe' , | oa SAO prea, See - os. buves , mes | ind} eet “te renin enema age al 47°6 the r Phone Matin Sie4 ‘Bid ¢ . , bo gota ey? ‘ Traet welt: $327 .* a a WALL PAPER Lay Q emt iw « aw a”! oo oa = a wees, + ‘ * - : » - - “TT — =oe who called. and He knews best ‘ate i 4 Dae Sohi iiia Wants | heat : “Oya ’} , re ; And while we eet rn tow ceath, ‘ , CmiiGTen Agnes Sehivill: ty ’ rrn tO «ils vo! le ® et ie yooks. 1113 A 346 N .! A "LID A‘ COR. PEF od a brothers wo heard man et auto make tn proper re —— a ‘est prices. ' Livers! de: 21 31\ Ww pie pectee cog = lis (c) NS rRUCcTE IN—Night classes for bove nnd | Forest ‘8 raters - PE — o—-= ——— E. “ial * L-416, Post-Wieneteh > bans : , os i¢ ling: rt i - x om S111 Mt indel giart any Dedsen School . I Vor x gan. e " loving merrmeaor of eur dar! ‘@ Caush*e: . > ve . . 4 P eye ivate le it A he Ai; EN-—/} rf ; eT rym fo at : > cneap rrices none idnev so ; ; ed. ’ . . esOTrii ia Ke - . i. ee °° + Lindell bi. cet TT s — cian Git. colured - 12 » e. kK 8 elven Wy nechern meister whom the lord P ary SG {> + ee Pe wh 1 ‘ cathe “* TEDW . . ,. a i 4) ‘" . oh . oe) ., j ‘ ‘le a 7 ‘ , A 8071 tive rside 753. rA | NT I (3-4 jraining ins) ade an: } out WV mm — 4 ° — ‘ . ,* Foe ob S. nek . : 99 A TORNEYS ar LAW 4 un rience: dr ive any Hake s wan penne . prcdgg hn Mareh 4 i@lo . . DEC ARED. Ue OF ft , *, m re. ad ocr : ‘ GENERA! house renal, ring vy : Roval. 41: :7 Olive ° Lindell @158 : Ww ae rind ms! tanned: yeowes ot. a ai on ie learn oairdressing ~~ manicuring. ic "E NTRAL LAW BUREAU—} —Damage 7 @ ne: ret: rences_ Lindell ae "BE ve “ r | ‘ . ’ poh, a 7 ; ’ in 4 4 , ° .*. ; . ; ' ’ - > ae ° ‘ > abe! e ; a ; . , a * fii- oa a , . “4 “ = ~ ty oe yee nt att camden daughter. , 14,° MAIDEN NAME RE Key SW 1, » of ke reotu n Rth stripping. sleep! ng perches, ft PAL: wus ‘j—8t ri ‘iv pure lead and linseed ples Star Clear , Graand. 1064 (af ' marcelling. Ddeauwty culture; big future; | justers; collections, notes, mers 3 Tg FEU H—sit - yeemt, careful She has gone eg ee te heaven ) Richi} FA fui WAS A Corry aod OU a ‘ a. | Cedar. 01 ‘houteat Ss. B nn d, 3304 Vista . tyui used: hardw od na done in varnish $3 =~. = =e 3 a es - day and night classes: evening service oo 21 My secret service reports. - s drive any make car: V@ veer And her form ia lost to \ a 98 PUL LisAN, SEX! 39R. | gruct key chain. Call Riverside 374J.(c) | —¥2._ Beil phone. Grand 4% 184M. Oo wax finish. F. Kuhimann & Sons, 3715 | °°, 7 ** Paverng | roses, waine easy clgae public. st. ae Academy of Beauty Yoh) | | 7st Chestaut at. ‘ 4 - pest references... Forest 197%) fear one. how we , — ic) ( BASE P “ye 332328 kK oss ith ay. Colfax 1092W eAD) _Stausbury asonauie idney ” ~ ~ . ture, 804 “fat ee ate | ~ CHAURRE! UR—sit. ; truc« driv ims ‘ ra ts ve ' ‘ NSE PLATE —! J, 20°... , - 1NG@-—too res ane ———— , By 2 u auto knitter. 2 * te well. ' Rut ari hp gfe de mg ’ : FRATERNAL NOTICES Wash del dae seh 7 7 r CARPET CLEAN’ ee ST’ G j" . ry ge rs Po py pri ga BD. . rey 1208" d ; oN ON iper h ange: “Ss Po ve vou Lu JESS INS giv en - : F THEATRICAL - 4 ae , fogs} depo . ae ire 60 aa 4 ‘ a i . { »| ar tt ta ,: - , - = e a ° # “ eT OT u n! [ “ ‘ - —_ . . pega a me . ~ese ng Fo tpl ene pnt a is AG “0 ss vik bad ! joes ‘ HIC AGO ‘ARIE CLEANING CO.. 4, “) .o and 571°2J G. A. Sherman, 8:38 ivy not? J z 23 samt . on wt) / | MODE BN Sec nool of Languages. 3528 Wash- ash- AIRDOME—Folding Boe complete ; aa bl he WW anise pes! tion driv af aie . / ae ets “y 7 P : , ; ‘ ; : ‘ave - a P| pi ‘ . s yn . ‘ ‘Ce. ’ 04 ‘ ‘ ~ ; a a4 1 st v Cc : jn r An Heaven our dariinag has won reWwatr Forest 4 3 ” : Lin — ' ~tol 3s “, en Py fa. : 2 - niree & Ker all. per , ington ay. ' on etc.. we eBD) | mu = ate. 1919 Park. ¥: f vaie car ‘or Nan we nid eA _ ‘Li nds Alitho’ our hearte Are aad Masonic Meetin 3 MES] " ae , P TF pa per Trlr . ‘ os me ! 2 ine tigu al your va nf ng Work: 5 ’ t- o*?*) im! ry >) Lprye? Lei ' : _by_ ex pertencet eac _ SE Ee . 9 : AMATE URS Wis. — Every Friday. Se sexperience._ Cali un at ; The will of God ts done 8 om halt time car, Saterday morning at WE hue Renovators, 26% fe Bt oan OF OO. A. J. Croghan chaaas it JOb "F f JOBS! JOBS! /MORE than 500 young men and young wom-| _Theater, Grand and Hebert: prizes, ‘gigi en are sing Rubicam Night oe hool as 8 $5. $3; $ to losers; come early, ) q driver, Pah: 3U; rellabie: reference the barren casket keeps. IOMBMARANATE 95—Called ce alent Masihe tent c Colt 5a! -HAUTIFUL ruga woven, any size and dif- —~ ‘e a large assortment of jod lots: | means to put more money im their }av en- | AMATEURS Wtd.—Tuesday e+ wad j ul 642 hearts will @ver jinge: ; f ee a . : ay "a ~ ay fn he “TP Revard. 3 ferent stvies or colors, f om worn rugs of PLUMBERS $ : Ur mee ection of same, or phone eloves Phone Forest 24 or Grand 310.‘c J $10, $5 and $3: cartare to lone a 4 Sat oe ee Sete — Ses: a ena; -pgen ee | gh te Eve'vn sieeps r Giten ani P ; onmluct he ~ re vr. i ne manils on arve Sanne mon R 46 Mfx bat ‘o., 3136 Oise. i » & A Re K WAL. te send sesepeee NIGHT CLA ssi S—For boys and girls. arith chester Theater. 424 Q “Manchester ; Mm ne asivate demi! y dsiven be v Vv +4 ; 77 ; 7 2 ; , 2 . - ie . P . we *ritré | J i I ormmon ‘ $3 . |? ; ee ; aes r ¢ i ; eT rinn ~ , ; 7 . . . ig t . s : 2 * MOTHER, DADDY. SISTER AND yneral of our iste, bro ) | ith cash cook inclosed; 0 et — = E. } PAS Be “Otte ogy Eh ” os; reason Si78 Easton a’ (99) |, eet eee ea ot Peivat start any | AMATEURS Wid.—Tuesday:. cash Vide cars: do own repairs. Bo 4 / her's Piasa Lao NA , Aiton, yt £ A. ‘tetor %2°9R. . 9x12; chemi able. yt —_* loose, ry ser Haw Cris : B - - 1113 time ae gs “ OO 1901 ag * + 4648. come early. Montgomery Theater . Bosr- Lee spatch. , . = , . é sailey -Hend erson sa! mple » books , . 3534 Linde! st. Andel! (el ; and Montgomery. . ey > Pht R—Sit. ; expestenced | wer . me ellable, atendy _pesitid i ie ade ee See 2 al er GRANDPARENTS wae => : —- : = - GUSTA‘ aN LR. rh ete gaa ea hatacdae Cleaners, 45061 é Andel EMIL . | VETTER . " ; . © Pamete-Rarr. bi rking girl; . wat ' 63) | | PRINTING AND ADDRE ING gevnana cepnmeeias we HIP BO Ks—i . = aan BE ve NT SAY S—Ssu: uce cess. is cDDe: +4 man wants UNDERTAKERS ' heya? (oF *: Hm bol Bag dens Pe tbe weal reward ‘orest 27: 2 ts eo} LPHOLSTERING. mattress making a neal ss RE-N{ -W ALL ma 644 IKS—i. Cc. 3} course, ted upon: today. failure & ons rie make car: wood references, = ad Wn Mm. 3 and A. M.—talied commfnication inn a’ iiture pairing: prompt service wd ae BETTER rinting at * honest rices. McGill c ie ere tion “ _ Ens ee onened vesgterday. Wa can gua -6* - ie —~ GEO. E. M AHLE R, z ndertaker, ss we heid Sunday, saree ys pt. 30 Pie RO! po i leatton leather: lowest pric in citv; truck wail call. Over- & fe N. llth st Olive 71. (cl4) | 85c ‘jae pe Rpt rege =o oe CoS ST ENOG RAPHIC COURSE—Brown's Col-| tions to men who are willine Ee” : AL FFEU R—sit.; 5 years ¢@ Q EF t 5467. | ene cond (vibe funeral of our deceased| Tuesday morning; contains 3 pieces: ~ live. Bell. Lindell 1132. 100 caitbs 100 letternends, 100 envelopes, | MILL ER WAL L PAPER & PAINT CO, |. lege; sacrifice. Box 0-202, Post-Dispatch, @ramatic art. We also teach ac - able to keep car out of repair 4724 St. Louis Av. Orest or0!. William &. Smit e posteffice ward 3639 Blow. all $1.50. Modern Prtg. Co., 2604 Olive. 906 Franklin, 3216 Easton. \'SPEEDWA BUSINESS COU RSE—Reason-| the movies and the stage. singing, ™s ferences. Call Sunday before (eB) | ving @lecontinued Saturday aftérnoo7 ys NECK PINGH_l oa. marten. Tt ee oe CLEANING AND DYEING | : , 99) __Phene orders, filled. eee ae For information cali Riverside Ss Ride va istablished gieet a hone Benton “2010. Marshall 255 , rda will be maile All Mas-{ nin iomeae an Cana eae | cinity 4200, — - Ry ERE EE SpE ‘4 TI. UTAYTYE Dwi > AOM. (e) — : a alll rivate; I PER I Z BROS. Masons tasted to atient eis gn Caan ae. reward. Lindell 4129. fe) woi FRAM Cieaning and Dyeing Co. 2608 gg ob Sag Pet etal AP —_ A ae > : IMPORTED WALL PAPER e “. cumpegpendence aumeal ceusses, Gain i BOBBY \ 4 EST, Bureau of Ent , GAUFFECR pie my snsrouani nA ; ' favette a. site 1% Ww | ii hRR« Ww \ Ee. Vv M I’ ar‘'hk 4 Te cya eontes sine mark geatir "at k . v. Gta nd 1429 Vv idtor 17 50. Eon a en ~4} Pit temo Stationer' Co 22 ine hes Ve le. 5 | a) ues ’ pH ta $s! AO per or ne-qwarter original price Fr 26 bargain ont the, (iem ‘Theater Bigg, 14 = in tour ng. etc. Schaefer. L.indel 3 ° TA | blk | 4ec yet ic,4 esau s ~ , ‘ ormts . y , - aa > “ ’ ‘ iva ~@il- per ' r om § frulanes. cnate}. 2: - ich?, = a ae 4. Sete reas, on VPage c: li be reward. “Ol. SAE Sy Cleaning and Preagin Co.. Spring Century Bidg., Ind snapolis A eth lagivhy ‘eC a~ 2 De aol cked , price List 1000 courses. Cou P+-w bought.; .+ room "9. Ma . ok = . @embu! ance. _ neo _charee "tor ‘ha pe! Ls he — ‘ i *»> mtg : oe 4 . Hy PT colors , ie lon ft Ex > n 4 Ww t 4° j v € fix Olive 4 * ‘f ee 5 ——— — : fsambie (ys) ; mind Oléve: SsuD erior wr Tk ; try wa (cDQ) YOUR name and address printed on Le A R(; AIN “ Al. . P rn 1k pe ef SINT CO. ' York nts xcnange, ‘ es ‘ Abaolu mete not goumecied with any tom. K CHAL Fr EL EUR— Firat-ciase, ee —----—— cm, & ‘ Agency... Peggy Hurt Sireeting man ah 3 is perience, neat ’ best city reference Howar , ovis SS >= PARTY who ¢ 1%. h f 4 4a Piero CRAND \VEN( E tailor: ope and dyer: hundred hbeautifu letterheads and enve +s /# Bea itif ati ¢ ; v? * teh mh a nae ee ne OEE ES % ed Fellows ) (13 N. 6th st. i —" E car, wishes i : ow & suoera y at As - LAT fAVa—iast, Thursday, reve i 4 a R JAD OO envelopes. ood mncle books to the trace ue hooks yus ; raduates in every Stat > os ~ - Os . ’ ' 2 THE PARK CEMETER Mis em bail hak. ince clek “4959 Leahy 2 typhi J WIRING, ETC. | grade bond paper. $6; printing of all de-| MILLER WALL PAPER & PAINT CO. REGISTRAR S855 _ McRee _ ‘a°.. St. Louis, | MERRY-GO-ROUND Wtd.—Oven ApnREED _C. Statford 1. ndeit 1203M WONSECTARIAN, fot eral vonereaes Ail oda F le ~ meyers 5 - i cae ’ . ° —_ 7 - e - 7 ) f ’ tt ¢ oe oa ) ers mec vl _ . - - a 514 Pi ne Or; ve ROR? ‘¢* . P J ' ; . ‘ . - 407 4068) VY. PETERSEN. N. 6. ok on and car to Meramec: | ELECTRICIAN doce wiring ary tun aa — Attention, P. aper Hangers! GREGG SHOR’ THAND SHOWS AND CONCESSIONS 4 Al 4 ; reliable chef or ste a LAKE. Sec repairs. Lindell 387 | MeADOO PRIN r IN .G co. Our 1923 sample books are now reag¥Y:} Bookkeeping, accounting. dictation; for Ell y 1 new fr i with reliable small once for @ #¢t: | tions secured: special rates. JON ES-} EN. _round. Geo. Heller. 11 S. 7th. £ 4g » club; original, novel ideas. z.. ee —_— a = | PENC IL-4 o] 1 Eversharp. Find- Ost; Mole-prate 4. ; . ELECTRIC W iRiNG—Pr ices reduced; eet | 1314 Pine: high-class work; reasonable | Sud tn your application at 99) | We want to surorise vou with the best 4nd' pnmeRSON BUSINESS COLLEGE, Vanol CEMETERY avbhe COMING EVENTS fg att eee ar ‘gure’ cot wort "eearanined ioe | priksa® ‘ons | : ae et. CEMET! 0) Sly owe’ | Park Come. eget Gee hie ar, a. aaa Ahnad ichter Electric Co. 1216 Pi ne. 1 - ——$__—----— | Most popular priced line in St. Louis; YOUj Bide. 3908 Olive st. Lindell 841. Delmar |} WE now have the mést t ate | 2 ERIC ‘ = sn 8) RB an on wa me cg - } wendetedee — Mak (c99) can please any bp As ag with Me Broad | 1347R. training schoo! this side of New ¥ ; | Poe estance ‘in costs, payrolls 4 | Vs “ . >> stm : ee ot - any ez exis? 25 maienet a { > >} " 2 . - oS nelle ee sisal ae Auto and Travel Trips ra 8 8 , iP yoq want your house Wiced peaneciy, abl STORAGE AND MOVING ae gy oP 4 YEW METHOD An up-to-the-minute scheol where bar Be eaperience in costs, | paysolla | | Was Central 351. Olive 361. im EARN WHILE. YoU LEARN are taught from start to finish im afm ing. talkin he pie an B ECTOR—BIt r anv jight singing, talking and dancing acts > - COLLECTOR—#! 0 PR ACTICAL BOOKKEEPING | you on the stage in a short time. x work. caf oradath machine, & pupils playing big shows and first-elase oh ' ences, bond If necessary Box O- CEMETERY or athelia lot. x | +3 RA VEL by auto- Studebak BR ie 6, ( *hi- PIN—L ont, 4-ievf c over w with iamond ce 0 i) ‘tures and materialg and without vr =F 2 reagonabDie: o oO . Lis OY ucebanker to ter: rewar Cc r a) RELY fol ake en Moon - a Sy pOEt) ADVANCE MOVING CO., 0 load, ot 3 Peet es eae Dispatch. (6 . $10: round trip, $15 Cabany whee alt Grand 5} ~~ |. Gamage to your property, call Victor 2249J e ne f ain 4 $4.5 e B _ 19 23 BOOKS READY ——— = R ic) PIN- —l pst: cress ent. ser jr @ ‘ Ali Morcherding. 3030 \ irginia ieRO) ontract; urniture in excnange,. | ont : 1429. iad 68) Our 1923 sample books now ready with a oe ‘ERY LOT—Small, for 2 graves, in| oon. ‘ . RvUG wilk sell for $225 each: have clear title | does not return | it Louis un follow at 1 gig fom our - mercial and radio wiring. Grand 3458 W Easton Auto Moving, Delmar 40621. Col- i Enrol! now. a B coeal - _— > s > -| Theae are seve eer t A : 2 ME NT. 504-! 5 Renoiat We... St. Louis. Mo. oe 3 e.e“uy WVia. uiterso dove i L 4 in sectio Me Lal Park: ven -pessenger " “ ' revard. 7207 Minnesot " ho ; » mone by gzeiting! mv prices on con- ~ “ - “yur a a ‘ age Pe Pre Ret! xox _Biyermde othe, 1 _W. 7m. a loading er crowding Stopa made durin mink neck a : : a Ser ee ee Oe Oe eee ta anne Same —— ' Ca ‘ i eit ) aur) i . j scar : a ate oc ents : ea = ne ‘ ; TAvr—-Hacrifice. choice. in Valhalla ge: trip for relaxation Reservations required _ OBR Cates av.. or Forest 178°V Newstead av.: Colfax 1332M. ccoT ¢ ‘houteau. Grand 250. Victor % 6. (e8) Solid agate. 2oc line daily, “ee — ao E M P | , O y M E N bi - aileravon aepariment of jai aa bet ween 1 and 2 p. m one dav in advance e or partie ulAra write | PU RSE—tLost - niainis ‘= . ‘ tam ; Wire 4 rooms for $13 Midwest Elec. TY * R - shinee goer _— , by load pod Display. 35ec daily, 46c Sun Dut-oe COMPL E’ TE course in chiropractic and spin- - Pracucal in ali its brancnes. . : > p Shea. g°° Title (sua ranty Bldg ; SS hooks due bille aod mone: awar > f& ’ Booty K eok uk et tdneyv 3R°78A p 6 J - aan store 2 Bot ne: “gr ‘ Cand Sones ns for, n. agate, - Say- in ia ' ography (X- ray) i day and night claSs@es the W A N T E D a? 1 coasiuered m0 — 8) preterred, eouls. 7D e Fad omeeee) i ,. setae, = - —_ - pean nad con f omont ) 1 2978. Articles edica ° | on, : i rost-Dispateh i - “ Waterman: Ist floor east. aban Mai VE specialize ir ‘ YT, aw ho vir inane & ’ ( Ri - et . year round: enroll now; write for cusaeg. rp w~. ~ - - ‘ 1 oO 4 anda ne house riag; Brasch's Bonded LoraKke House. c é .. Oout-of-fown, aguté Sic. | WMissourl Chiropractic College, to ta Bids 7 DRAFTSMAN—Sit.. ane designer, ‘, = . ~ >. indeil ——— “ iret-classe jikiures SPECIAL NOTICES purse, Saturday. on Broadway car: reward sahesiatedl u- eae Once ae od “yy 1903 Sidn fireproof warehouses. Victor ide Sun. Three or more. days, 1¢@ | W017 c nde! — — situon wih f u na E 7 O R ss . Réturn to 2206 D st., Granite City, I Vincead . iy fle ica] o.. a 8.1 ag~ ‘ec a, (oR | pt discount. ‘. Selia agate, three. anes or ese ) binck lanil ; =e S-light. one 2-lighk i ' (native French, German | in @pplying for employment. USE Post- Lispaice a. lolid agate. of e, ine pate: pe et (Signed) MORRIS STERN a3 aa aie mag 4 oth + A pegged Fas f | aiateh atom de “Ghetaen yi ter "lect | termediate points. West End Storage end (of a new artificial limb. First-class were: and Spanish teachers). Civil ovece arene ” ra ewe Tey Tee with 10 ¥ , “ Se ’ ’ ‘ ¢ a i * , . } an +" 00 on «OF ’ ' . re\ GQ ‘ ~ = : ie me e ‘ . a Sa ‘ re . | a eCvit ntee 3 3 t 7 » Be a . eat ; ¥ TA sally, 94e Run: \BPECIAIL NOTICE—I, Charies FE. Raldwin puree and receipt for hee ‘ 239 Tennessee av. Grand 63 Cho ng “Grand 350. Vic or i be Pane } ——— tion guara tien. Children's department for ose ne MEN. BOYS . ae staan” inom es ‘aenletdnanes “J i . «~~ 4 ; 2 ; Ute > . ‘ . ~ . . * of Missovr!. do herel ’ ‘ ; put vi (c3) | system). Priv ate tutoring cf adults. any sub- | ACC OUNTANT—Sit. : white 3 a oo i ast bt é diacount. i, ereby give notice that I RING—l.oat rida: “ an 2 . an } wires { rooms compieta: | will handle set hooks eveniags alll EX ECt TIN b—Bit. : experienced; ; | ACCOUNTANT—SIt.: systems .audit | +* gineer, 1U yYeases own auto - | come tax work; can a Op Po Pos Die. t.- 30%, Post-Dispatch, | : Ie a aan t ai Park, $125 each | Se Mee ' t Ch g = Bt By oe Tavis pl en as wre an BA : O ica O Tuesday: teweled N inj ta M 4 LICRNSED EL_LECTRICIA N—wWir ing AT, Ww AYS beet service. moving. storage and LSE Bailey- Se ner sample books. 1 113 : By (ur Co-operative Plan _--—-- ~ a » nina i ‘eh I were: th » J-lf t h ix- | FIREPROOF STORAGE CO _Box_ @-406, Post - Dispate “h. is machinist, 6 years as drafw tch. A Electr | ) we k- | CHIROPRACTORS . Trade Schools . nings of Sunday. ees » | tracted after this date by mv wife Joi . Pssten ag . BALD ATE RESORT Meramec wy ' Baldwin CHARLES F BALDWIN oan RING—Lost: blue enamel. and ryetal B. i uss 29 heh ea sand oT74 Foremost authorities on the moving. pack , ase : : ; ing for shipment and forwarding of | hot L. H. SCHWENKER, D. C, 3522 Arsenal | EARN $110 to $250 monthly, expenses paid, ne ote le F AKMEK—=sit ' married, woral pring ‘ante’ t hin eeu For rt SE git en | watch: reward. 1920 J. , ' ' on eens sme moving Loe Bag: seer Ror mawl oratory: consultations free; daily, 10-4, write for free bookiet. Buffalo, N.Y (cB) ——— a ON et 7829 (c7) | WRIGHT DOES 1T RIGHT by truck to or from city. Langan & Taylor., 6-9: Sunday appointments, “Lindell $283; | Business Training Inst. Buffalo: N. ¥.(c88) | accouNTANT—And_ production man seel a & token 80 ne ; y ‘ F sto oe : Lamson. Lindell ov CL CLUB 8B BITE—On Meramec River bank. Val-— ; ; Aran = ley. Park. will lease or se)!. fine int Box a ae TION A beautiful baby girl of wedding ring ith tnittale IT We have red over 500 homes the paat branch of (ienera! Warehouse Co omens private rest rooms; maid attendant. er nd EAR! YY up to $400 monthly. living expenses permanent connec tion with : : Re _B- $73, Post-Dispatch ce ae ’ ur tonal parentage Box R-418, Lobe “eT. te GC & FT. -19-" lintel] | “ear. Low “pric es and careful workman- t Euclid Forest 7995 Delmar 21: 6. (62 ? _and Finney. ee a paid, in hotel — splendid opportune or chaip stores; thoroughly reilij Bere ty MAN—dit: ; 49 fears old; CLUBHOUSE—For rent; Gastiewood. main BABY BOY Wtd.—For adoption: not ever 23314. fey | S'D ‘4858 = our resentative ‘wilt call. —_ : a ie we. bare there (aan we many ORT | _B-255. Post-Dispatch bie | honest. Box 1-207, Post-Disg ric } ‘ j , ‘ ee &- co . : — “ " : ° ; . re t , call ' 7A ys - ona ‘ ae ¢ — - bl ‘a ° * 9 " 4 Pogue running water, ceed ee good) home Box O-4]7, Si! mAs CRs Eat: al ty a ell: Aloe WRIGHT ELECTRIC Co "03 | STOVE REPAIRS DANCING hotel positions to +, ome ne coe MACCOUNTANT—Exvertenced: et UDI : bt UREMA N—Sit.: have 12 yeat - —- + — ar orn = —~- fase: reward. Grand 4598) cy] (eR) —aae dienes. Seeeenenel ’ ve train you at home. , eb 4 ae shirt facvory experience, COME to beautiful Ten Broek today; enjoy ¢ a DET LOT wa were > a —— LATEST dances taught privately year round. Pusiness inin class connection: Al refererfve. | j mgood home-cooked dinner: Lamay Ferry | "ngs. Box O-t01, Pan-Diapeich eres OY | ShgsCPACL ES —Loet rortotee abel: hore: A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY CO. |“xcame, "968" West Pine. Lindell 4745. (8) | free Dakiet, Standard Business, Treiniee) $98" powt-Dianateh . eee TOAG, open aii the way. Ten Broek road in | = a ~ 4 sn Enrig row: rd ahy- : ‘ 5343.) : ” dur ua it | Stove renairs, 216-518 N. 3d st. (c8) | NEVILLE School of Dancing, 2702 St. Louis. (c99) ACCOUNTANT. OFFIC ‘E "MAN f CARDED nK——Sit.; good yard cgndition ; cottages for rent, 30-minute , He vo ; eeiedienaianne ima — Oe Lessons private or class. Tsler J 316 | PARN ~“BARBERING pam “Jndevendent; accounting experience: capable nf man; seniall truit Fo ath vse rom the city: Wm. Arste, Webster | CLUB MEMBERSHIPS , = - : AND Mes ee 1 | charge of set of books; university 8 ecences. spiro, 160 a 117! ; m diamond: downto’ PR ft ‘ES KE EP 17S BUSY | possibilities of position more !t porta hg ; iwwkat MANS, lus iat ‘ ie Ln ; ; immediate salary: age 24. Box L- . oe ohaw, 281A LOU, (eDD) 5 COTTAGE—For rent: Deicke: 3 rooms and MEMBERSHIP—In Normandie Golf Club. ce Or meseme: car: reward. _ ih Robert will #eell right: make offer. Box N-358. PNSOT, 4 fAin‘vright Bide or Kirkwood mr . , d wo summee. Phox DBA. Post-Dispatch. | | 45. ‘) Wires 6 rooms, with fixtures,,__reoms cleaned $1 ani oO: @pa’ Ss — - ac - SU ITCASE—tLost: will part who made ex- ACCOU WEAN To Gacnbic a canecbehead ot poultry steck or grain; expe man desires permanent. rellable ¢ ' twble. HH. ©. Latter, G08 Gal tion. Rox f.-16. Poat-Dis._ > }ulkisMAN—»it.; experténced; de Ay e.% : % : # ' —— ee = —_—-_-— os DA NC [NG—Private ciasses every Tuesday ; electric clippers, massage; u»-to-date col- WALL PAPER, CLEANING, ETC. private lessons 7 appointment, aha . Missouri Int. Barber College, 02 \CM WALL PAPER CLEANING CO, | ttt lial. 1x00 $8 18th Siinex 4785.(8 Market. Pear on, ) Lindell 1235. (68) |} PRIVATE LESSONS any hour; aaa Sun- | LEARN vulcanizipe: we teach you and start | acco NTANT-BOOKKEEPER—SK.: -. LANL MAN—wil.; comeed, ALL rooms papered, $4 up; will call with | oonye: latest dances; oldest eho! ” faa you in_ business; very cheap; time pav- | income tax SS ate me spare ¢ __oam shaw, 204 LA Choutean. 4 . afay ete. menta if desired. Anderson Steam Val- | — all Grand 3364f. . nuVUosMAN—dS.t.. experienced © - ¢ : t= 2 Gs 1 _e- : bie $ : » - ¥ - [ - sf a i #1 porch; excellent location, very | Poy. Dispat IDEAL LOCaT “ema og rent, on river front, | ’ ~ , , 9 9) | all suitcase telav is- One 4, one 3, one 2 and three |] leant Lindell 6678 ‘ for clubhouse: paved road all the way; | FO) irl, Pacific rae ne oo # , - , ’ ’ - , samples: Cleaning LiInagei OUIs i ee m bi: ‘ 4961 Easton av. ome 7. Meramec Farm. Lemay Ferry and Bavm- | SEALEO PROPOSALS Behan, VW. CG. A. i4ih an ust. &. lights; all work first-class | | ALL rooms cleaned, $1 each: work wuaran- | PRIVATE DANCING—4415 Waghingtes bl; | _cantzer_Co.__: —% a ». | ae — — . =~ - ~~ on; can hbandie men and ia efficient ; ain . ha we eS Le . J King’s - hig pyey. 1406 fons. more or less. of | TABLE , EG—Loset: neer ~ Ho lia mont car 38 as ba inney Av 7. Lindell u ole 8 | Bap oe itor olfax 2871W. 46°23 sat VALEN’ T iNO and other new dances taught.’ LEARN RARRERING—tTt pave: average tematic managemen Salary JANtTOUR—Si.; porter, ho and 20'° class Band class C sheds: reward Forest 4A18 5260 Teer - ian garetta elton aie Adams’ private school, 3965 West Pine. wager mere than most men make, 1-ec2use | jase than $200 a aeaiee pe. Mane bal. aged white; windows, wails, For Sale A mer ican ie ater Works standard coated cast | TITBE AND RIM—Los!: in county. Tues-: 4 MILL -ER = (Red Book De-Luxe ic all you Lindell 4748. it eee ae x 3 oieer roene: on write L-17 7. Post-Di spatch. _allround, city reference. Hox E ee ocee 2 ~- . ro Water pe. dad ps [ 7 3 x4}, 1} S a y r ‘ — i need or oor RO ; nN! iz c\aeees one “1C) r : - ~~ ; Stabe a ~aananal 25 annie aarand pute treapeeran | peciticntions and form of cottract may war d cents peo = FURNACES, HEATING, ETO. DECORATING—Special prices for the dull LEARN TO DANCE- Sates eee ae | - r catalogue, Mover Barber College, 510 iO an: oe Se by veer pant 69 Fears ast : JANITOR —ait "sunday! tt ’ . ~ le | . ° * ' : : : tr ’ oF ; nothing like {t on the river Cleaver, testcase bin Cy Hall. wa Veen adhes te8) UMBRELLA—Lost: lady’ 6 mt 16 silk: on Uni- wrth " sg oe * aut bi az . Bg 5 ee 50 per — = doin = your papering now: . Ines OMe . 8 Eskense. ies) mote Mall i er" Coe —niverside 1682. _ 830 = 2a _mont $746. ona aoe t ’ ; , it , ; : re 3 ’ 7" : ? wy ; . , ‘ r er ce) t 0 n ‘ ' ‘ A t Oo nes c 4 alte ‘ } “~ > . 208 Title sperenty _Bidg.._ 706 Opestnut = — x AM Ah im roalway sioves 1\AN HEATING CC rooms papered as low as $5, including ae amo A en ¥ ry 333 led, for U. 8. Ma .ervice: $118 AUTO MECHANIC'S HEL PER—Sit. ia 108 PRESS MAN—Sit. foods CLURBSITE LOTA—At Crystal Springs Lake. | UMBRELLA—Lost: person who tonk purple | Olive 6633. Central 537 | paper, scraping, etc.; painting. enameling | MERAMORES final dance of the winter sea- ‘ ~ Write E. &. Bishop. | experience, to finish learning trade, | ; Hable: working at presont; her 795 and Bae o : silk. carved oe from church, please . as | ha rawood floors, etc. Forest S7TILW. Wise) son at Arcadia, vy SemESY a igre 3 marc ~ Deawe WoO Joslin Mo. bart mom mane, 1908A_ Olive = Fas bettermen t. Box = eensi"in ai || LOST and FOUND || 222 fone iescr, 9% 2ofiy | MIRRORS—PI ee rant | Gist grinch" chet far anes" | eacway mail erky, sar 8198 sagan; | SEE Cecntori es ORaNe ore Te ‘ 0 nt eng@iisn —_ - : > wesw steien : ‘ > : . perience, to tinish learning trade. , Ps, uo rde. Fred J. Weasel. Agt., 417% an | cameo setting: init! aled H. R. W.; reward RS " 1OTURE FRAMING eg’ ok , Ue sldnev 181 ih | we dw giles 1111 Cave a. BEN. Fees ae railroad pass; expenses paid: specimen | Kaus, 1908A Olive st . C "experienced. "Box MORO, is 3546 OLD MIRRORS resilvered like new Inland {» ” le _eari) Pe St se om . questions free. Columbus Institute, Co- | AU To SAL Re ov 7 mar a: x cee | VAN—Bit. ; ; young; wants ev ae TWO ORCHESTRA ino waits) at Castie _lumbus, O. (99) .ESMAN—Sit 14 ¥ e use typewriter. Box L,-276, F ° ——— ence in new and used cars and ha uAN. a AN—sit.. jopbing and Ker u + ont ge | WATCH—Iost the person who found watc A KEY IN ONE MINUTE—Lockamithing | GUARANTEED wallpaper clen ning, $1 | Fri. evenings: also Tues., Thu. and “at. (cB) | AU *TOMOBILE “SERVICE > MANAGE R— a and d handy, "Rox L-1 ma ©-411, Post-Dispatch. eS | dieplay svc daily. $0° Sun Three | in ladies’) washroom. Orpheun eater Rapid Key Co., 905 Ches:nut. Olive 2193. | 9/00, Miller, Colfax 2684W. formerly) gfternoons; private lessons by appoln: re “WOMEN DENTAL ASSISTANTS Stee salesman; six’ years’ experiom | WaAN—ai i. “young m COTTAG Lots or acres on Meramec or more days, te line discount Thureday afternoon, kindly return to 350 ; £008) | 2090, Pons | 'Karn t salaries in pleasent work: our high-grade cars: excelient 4 had *- . By - %.. e, 1002 | ' ' Bartmer av. and receltVe “rewa) Delmar ASHES ha . $1 75 ~ —— _ HAVE your rooms Wa! il papered ri@ht: all KEN KENDAL # a ‘APPS Or TH FE ¢ LEBRATED wash ae si teaches vou at home In spare Shey G- 4186. Post- Dispateh. ; Post-Disp teh. prin ng © 0471 “a ae Aue $1 5 “per 1O8G idney work guaranteed. drop card 400 Lami st.. | ‘APPS” FAMILY ACT. NOW PLAYING t ~eohy tree emaployanent servicn: bie free en ent: BAKE ait. German. aie — a spate! c tor 1099L.. 'G rand 3140. AN—Sit. ; colored: & *ehtis; . houseman,; oat " reii etna ith eee ae at Setten: ee swvgeian stipe ques vo , D4 a NV 7) yv ; — , FOR ACREAGE or lotg on Méramee or Rig | 134," 7 RtNUM Clasp, reward. Webster call Sidney 1504 ..{€1)|CONCRETR WORK put in; old steps “re. |J- HYNER cleans al L rooms, 9) Per teie THE BIC TIME. TODAY. KENDALL | Class oon’ torwiine wil prepare you at night| perience. pen One. Post-t ‘Diapatche os “. Grane. andy tver. see Jos E ues, Valley Park. + ARADED RAG j = : , ( ' WRIST WATCN—Losat- white’ gold. Tues- | placed: estimates given t. ndeil 4841h Pg guaran eed. Phone OM ve 34 ic a. STAGE DANCING SCHOOL. STU- for po@itions waiting; unuagal inducement BOOK K EEPER—28it. * small @ net r AN Sit. x. colored: eee _198) Grand 1839W., Rew wrans car south day eye on Tavior or Hodiamont cara, or | CONCRETE foundations , Y _pIo, 3830 OLIVE, LINDEL!. 5078. (e) for March enroliment Enel! now: call | time; work evenings. Rox cabinet - Je 4 peinten or eward (C) | transferring. Reward N. B, 8816 De}- nent tioer ountations, granitoid Dase-| KING cleans wallpaper. $1 per room; wood CAPPS oe “GRADE is Se F -(PER— 3 ai deli 5% lent fioors, sidewalks, garage floors and washing done reasonable. L indell 6014J KENDALL A. CING 9: he and C ‘arr ms. 8 St. Louis, Mo BOOK KEEPER—Sit ; cashier. * ’ _ 953. est Belle. Lindell og Ao STITDIOS OF STAGE DANCI — - —-- oo aed a exverienced: best @ references. | MAN—Sit.; 33; 2 years’ expe 419. Post- Dispatch. ee : way mall clerk; D8s. Box 1D-S8. Post ‘4-room clubhouse. in- >. Cherokee “ : read, puffs change purs $57 : - sit NTING AND FisHiNG eS waiies bP. 2 eaten igen se me A pee. BLIR Kimbert) Delmar 2 228 eo) cluded: beautiful select i on: work guaran , " , ; 4 direc . ) : A IN CURLS, bobe and switches: cheapest piade| tok ieee tear eto ene Or ataanst atoniion an, acing | MEDICAL ___ | BOOKKEEPER—13 veers’ office ont | Mabie firm. Box : rd _ re Bu he a IRLS— ‘ite H a armall set of books at niche | SN ves ee 1 le ed ie 40 SA SC te BD NB Bis pte gute. cline a ree seaiiebeednieth i> iat tiatiemendeeaeetaten ea onbael ISHINGS—Of — fioding upright pian»; will sacrifite for BKADE Db HAG—Loat contenta skeins of) mar bhi Riaadee Po re : KO 1900 arves and granitoid steps. Fred He man &/| — ~ 2s é 3 “| PRT LARGE roon - pape ed. $7. wall paper in= | 2896 OLIVE. LINDEL 1, 5O7R north on Rurtington: cati aleo be reached | yo grey oes te gy of books and napers n city fe a 1 kind ( iH br aute: equipped for 25 members, five | ost or stolen from automobile parked te Ae a ee ee UtcR- |S oT it ie Paner a paperec | creat to suit the rsonality and : | RLe— °. call or write Helping : ee, pega 1000 penve of land. ail | nig near Pith, Tuesday morning: reward | =F 91212) _Grayele be ~ oe eG. athe: 183% \ ic- ithe. artist e Kendall _Kapps routine. “— mo WM . 03. Post-Dispatch. = pher. clerical or ae for SPH0/ A. Stoecker 2801 Chonteau, or return. Box B-179. Post-Dispatch | For resovery oo 6 ee a Seren teat Ont ng, ee ee eee work, wanted. | tor st.; Sidney 732. # # © jdantes for Dud and Jack Pearson now on | a rtR'S guaranteed method relieves ic | BOOKKEEPER--aic, will cep som 0 , nematic. Fox wl ( 634 sates number, all Olive 2648, Riverside 1319™M ‘ Or pheun Cireult. with ‘‘Doe Baker's acid troubles, rheumatism. neuralgia, -um- | spare time. very reasonab iz. 6. MAN—8it, ; “machinist, @ruck or (Cc) par- Poat.Dispatch. Sg can take charge, formerly wit LAURE SHORAGE Beautiful Wiseonain ine | BRACEL. ed an oat: g@old. gat with 3 dia. | as A , wae ; 34 BR On wo isters Lake neica | onde ew Grand Central or Grand ot Pag ca ‘EXPERT water motor washer wringer, | ! zu i R “Hi. A NGE 5 ee ‘all at 68: alison a | oF lashes” at . panwinearanas a mee ft awetty smelling sore wre Ta OO — ears ; ot sre Lake, enete | Loe eats; feward Colfax 1703. 4042 ? _ parre ar ow as purchased from “> household repaire H Ocehler 2315 S. Orth. | PA 4 PE R tA NGI NG—G od, clean work; low — picket as a eee leular | , Mit “ at 0.4 =. ce is on. Gectres sition with. © : ora WANS a 2 cash price ‘all Colf 203: IW. zs ice nowt: > er menses gg 0-3 ot- Die : | iI | | paid for any information leading to the | CARAGE—Cozsrete. ret infore ad wi h oon Pi Olfax | DETECTIVES ce e 4h te ates res position with chance for | : ; ~35 do anything: | NURSE would like to hear =. physician vancement. Box 0-37, Post- piepetcn sail mechatical, mars own machine mornings. fo m an mn fish; cott e bulit if Cs le ; oy terth ae GA CASK —Lost. containing money, on apprehension and recovery of car. Infor i rods. damnn rant: cheaner than hriek Par ER IIA: VGEA—sit. best work, $2 samples ae 4 Lakes mprovement Veateike car or Tasiste AV. near Newsie ad mation ateiet!s confidentia! Wire or | rages; concrete work done in all ! Is rh showed Al. Henry. Romont RYV DETECTIV E—Does shadowing and investi. | in reward to opening private hospital or BOOKKEE PER—Assisiant: 3 sit. : : macniy oe ath .anttn Moill Detective Sery- | sanitarium. Box O-265, Post- Dispatch (cy office preferred; hi h-achoal gregeyss & "9 4 AN-~Sit. by middle-aged, ‘ ) P : plaee. care auto, cow, chic : owers; | references. Hox B-174 ee . lander. reward. ' pag ory , ‘ a : __. Forest 28457R ‘phone, our ex pense ; ea. Lone rete (;aragwe and As 0 ip APERTHLANGING done: will, estimate mn 2247M. | 8th_st. (c83) | FoUNG Cerna heip before and dur-| years’ experience. COA T—Lost : brown ferry ; ‘ 4 own checke 4; 18th floor, Ar- Lerry ay Forest 5038. De! imar 17062 4 O47 wi ted cade Bidg.: wi ow! (7 T ee | | work. Kliaue Bros., phone Sidney « POs ’ 4 ‘tlw . tial: ui é a” las eo ene . : Lev ~ 7 ae » eae Saat nee from ee Pe wot mare | DOG-—Lost: Airedale: jiberal reward. Call pox TERRIER "Wosnd; email Gail Pox | ae ERRNO. “Spouting. furnaces. Blowing | Davia, 2307 Gevor. Grand 4269W.___(c) able, intrictly confidential 05002 “Cates, | a | tccounts, payable in financial institu Met tiderly man nest ‘ ror J. —Found; str ) “or- | she x1 @ Ka, Oo 8; ¢ ; el. 25 : eee > ae . = . _ ¥y x me ’ : ryt TY THA NGI NG— Parlor. dining room, _Foreat 5426. e : (BS) PATENTS fica work. ine luding boo - 3 cown 343r —— ee ear — Hit) AUR on Meram River: DOW—L dale: , PT OL est 1K (Cc) (82) . a ea . ; ed: wns Dt eet Sith Dulldin ‘ ei ni One sean feward. — WOODEN DRUM—FaIné. 17th and Wash . oo ; eg ep - ' kitchen and ao $25; work guaranteed.| BRIVATD DETECTIVE: will go eny place; ‘ counting, desires position with re ’ 4 MAN—Bit ; OL: married. of o3 “hor L306. Poet: pateh DOG—TLeoat;, dact rag . = ington. Call 1847 Biddle. 6 p. m (7) LIGHT HAULING _Schaefer. 1042 N. Taylor a nee cag give best of references FP. B..| PATENT—Poreten . rights on a household | Pox a _ 1a $83, gk t- Dispatch. if ‘ any kind in evenings and fire ends | “hos L- 306 st: D soatch. "Forest 6 — Feb 14; reward is Large a! ake dod) F nh ne i ta | PAPER H ANGING—Ro« ma, $5 and up; 2725 Washington. i Central ‘S198: ‘ ak ne acess evity. _ Darrow, | 923 Pine BOY— Sit. : want to learn ‘ ont ‘yaa Ae A. Cal ee paper furnished: do work myself, 20S | ee : ATENTS obtained as WR and eoer ro be Box L208 "post. Dispatch. : 2 » MAN—Sit. with & years oft FF. J on ROY—Sit.: neat colored: : end some salesmanship; TS » “ ne . " loa 21" ida 9 Ay ia) | ‘ ‘ ' Cc unty CLUB MEMBERSHIPS boa— Lost: white Bpitz, near Shenandoa)h 'e . — (| Oth et ST, ixemburg, — “St. Ia iis ounty : fhm NIC BT PLATING. bri Diating and iG with border; clean- DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY | “ %) A. ho usework. + yy : ‘ | 2 oe gr me | lép “bso, sd and and Minnesota, Thursday; reward 8531 . bert ES wf eee eee mi. xv. | PAPERING, “a0 room. _¥ . FEE ie » braas | Steinle, 4764 Plover Delmar | DRESSMAKING—Fine; done very reason PATENTS OBTAINED — = Jong C. “Fiigdon ce. Box 1-80) MEMBERSHTH—On beautiful Take | _) del). ‘a BUSI ESS C R dizi tomobile, pa “ : ; N “ds wiated. @! in Mf@ (o.. 2507 | cite ' - Diarnev. near Aftcedia est game eh.) owe fox tervier biack and white A DS \ oad wat ae a ie + , i able Lindell BR42R. : ic) Hiiedon & Higdon. attorneys Contra! | BF an cant | ; WAN—ei emm geen = ; National Bang Bldg. St. Loule. Main 1806. | | indgeil 4857 7M, ™ 4 ing er FI ao , font ing i: Missouri, 6210 Terry Sn Seat aha’, cet. rawar) See , . ‘ . _ . pA \ Prout ' pif or ye ee TAPER syprit hep ting. plastering. guaren- DRESEMAKING done reaedt alte. evening p c hi i ti ‘ teed Mlun ny Lros . 5703 (lrean¢ 2 A b? lees A ened falt . Call For Raewiarient in 5 Fa shingtom. : BRICTCLA Yrn—si ——— P sctienl. anal z ns. Overateti Gecerte, one + i ’ | at trthhy BUSINESS MEN'S CLUB | :-0'* Sritiente os i ick repairing on | | : ) an e ’ " } lu 4 if) @ -ye , ' "ny ' a . , - : ae Pig bunting and fishing fu» now forming. | around ie neti oh Me tome te bin : vn tine toad aah paiendhinttnn se ' ye : £ Soaiding Cabany 2995W. eat | w ic) | PA TIEN TS— Advice and booklet free: reason- of handling al! kinda of brick end cane 9 a ... A_e en headwatere of the Meramec. For mem ney 7 2 erat So. ne on fe. Te ‘ine d ia y. , -_ t? . rai ¥ LL he ry wry een 2 ngulne . PA Fk R HA ~~ +h R—Atid « lean - we ¢e 'o our DM. ~ Al A Ik | PAS Ch. Later’ a’ vie « rarsa atree?* | bie ratir S, hi ghesi fe ¢-K- Bh oo Fw . ~ : wor ue hulldine= furn ices Rollers aru e; . 4 2 university berahip or informet'on. ont of write, sR DOG—T.osi. young collie iid’ ae. aoc hae re | oe SOM i162 Plymouth. Cabany | own work: no middleman. y. Hula Dott & and evening dresses: asaist in designing een ‘ ates te A - ¢ F Hang Patent peo } Senstruction. Bet 1-86. Pupt-Die- , WATKINS, 005 N. Vandeventer av. # | turn to 4231 Athlone ave: rower. ( sine le ou, : dail ae ina oh (eo) | Sen 2707 Glasgow. Central 8433X_ Lindel! S260 W. os ver, . 024 1 et.. Washington, D.C. BUTCHER—Sit, , eee, ae Leula, Mo. "| @% x play. > ly, * Sy ‘AINT—-~At midwinter prices: send for tar. | PAP OE RING—Painting, Cleaning; do work DRESSMARING—Gorgeous gowns and | Li, kinds of drawings jnade. inventions | + reference 7B} Picadilty av. —-- _— or more days. Ice line discount sheet Ranetite Water Pri wofing Co. | mveelf G. H. Davis. 8928 St. Ferdinand. | wraps, garden frocke latest styles: rea. | A : fected. models made. special machines BU TL ER—#ir. jgneeemes: no outside DOG—Lost. brown an4 White Boston bul! teppei Broadway. Sidnev 1482. (cM9) | Lindell 2399 sonable prices 4700 Lindell. Ist fi went) ,0I Oa end built. stamping aod manufac-| # Bomont 1570 harnean, peeninen — ea ae collar and BRICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINT’'G Pi, ASTE RING kalsomining. water paint PAPER HANGING—Rooms pe ares. 108: PL AIN SEWING— wie. “hildren clothes! turing: let us “rns mei md és. Ooh CAKE RA XKER—Aii : : firet-claas, on Li2: 1A c ase @y ‘te | BPRICKLAYING tuck int a epraying, reasonable Cgbeny 3000 work guaranteed. Cabany ‘ IGi~ | aA epecia'ty ores -* hook let Rr (Ivne Bngineerin °. work a few vs week or Jy. " ‘ Diaster repairing " Romont 2844 sites bates PLASTERING— ei netagi 34] iN. 9th. Ty ler 18. (e7) ‘ree i ae “e 4 js : toe eee oeneee®’ “PLUMBING WORK wanted: city or cous.| .2omont 1808W (by | CL ABBY = coats, ereeres nid ir to ol ah pe eee a ee | , CARPFNTER-FUILDER — thc. Bun epee Pee: LOTR TEIB trv: Moensed: reasonable. Victor %: TT mtg Bigg yp Fa te agg Me ee ie "ins | GLABAER—Tortaige eheit rim: Saturday a. (TUCK POINTING—Chipnay romping Wn. | tana Mageey: Tessonable. | Victor 2S0K7. | PAPER HANGIO aid painting of Gualiy:) ning ‘siterine. at reduced prices, Borman | Seutnera. Bide, Washington, D.C. m.: reward 44°2 1 tah Roveal. 4187 Olive is deil G158 RT tati® PLATING CO.--Nickel 4 Cot Rrililante a nae ladies’ Tafloring, Victoria Bidg.. 24 flonr, paTENTS p ocured: trade marks registered: _— — GLASSES—i oat ; wrapped in paper; on Page T!''CK POIN Je brick work, damr copper. siiver plating, oxidizing, 7 chand>- : PAPER HANGING —Do my own work Col Sth a8 tact ~ oe ____ 99) A comprehensive, experienced, prompt , PERSONAL _ cer, downtown: reward Bomont S0@ prevented. ing, chimney capi rh Hiern refinished. 10 N. 12th er 0) tins, 47°04 Cote Brilliante. Foreat 8485 service for the protection and development | Oe ieht. Vin GL ABSEB—I_os: aad manen Ve dell 104€] o ; y N. : “ tuts ial oA, of your (tdeaa: preliminary advice gene | arte as painting ‘ n oriet and jan scane war ‘anhere , a i - INSTRUCTION furnished without charge: beeklet of in- 7% ue. ell, bi venter car kee money haut betura i, ‘i NTLN z | | me rit, lat G "tee claes - ork: varean.- ‘ ; a | need n the ‘a " se ith > A PAT ER Hi AG "iC ’ I? " ‘ . . 5) ’ ’ Si Rist r w n 4 ’ | n le* WwW ’ ' ANY pereon of nemlec ted education ean Ta. . oe . ¥ r r n. wi ; - 13 nen | } tcha Ad of more \ HF to Edith Ernat SIROTA Cleveland teed ae Pe eS : reasonalie egeinele: : es ‘ ; +tmen trie fa , ma 9 GLASSER—Toet: torjoi shell; in biack _Provenchere, Victor OnDOL ~ papa siege ' niu. « Cabany ARG Ww see: fe) | tai Oe. og pera anmree G apaan rigs (eA) celve private instructions: reading. writ. Of Pequest p an | case: Thureday afrernoon on Grand be. TUCK POINTING and ter footing. work‘ KEYS duplicated, iy |RELIAPLE Paper and Paint Cleaning SE ee ee Bee ae ee nn | Halliday: reward. Grand guaranteed, B. Trost, 3815 Cozens: Cen he "s, 10¢ up. | Maréy _ agg 2 i poome, 91: work guatantesd, Olive 8946, | fo "Beane wate 7 mania ag te. Dee | MILE IONS epent annually for ideas! ' ” staae. - ' | een obaa Lt sewn td tpdeti 4648. s dreda now wanted! Patent yours and Haliidae ‘ei tral RAS Di a — ‘aes evaprentarinnes on ORaM (e990) | Central 61551. Open Sunday morning (ite ; = Snmmeilnenanen ie and & se a ie TUCK POINTING—Staining chimney \\ “ED. Tool dle and medel work and LSE Balley-Henderson sample books. 1174) advanced pa Mre me rer ' Write todsy for free books; tell how aU L. 5 | is one. ureda orning. rewar or] | oalred lng 2 ‘abe bag + reve, A wee «tro o'eg.: oricea reasonavle, Tiffany Olive. nininehin ; “ne Mawnoit’ Grand “7301 % (Park. Sidney Sane,” FMM TIT, Owe orks, ONO Winder i.; Lineal | ROOMS Papered trom GE ne. Sophie Bron. | BALL LUN OM Toa re : . ay atte ~~ Washingion,

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tad ae Pua ae ee SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1923. oe 700 MEN AND BO BO YS WANTED =a ED — Is. the position you seek advertised ; tn these columns today? | PORT Dineen en. 13B ITIONS—MEN, BOYS _ SITUATIONSMEN, Bovs s— re BOYS. | _ \SIT D—MEN, BOYS. | __) SITUATIONS—WoMEN, GIRLS /SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP _WANTED—MEN, SOYS)|HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS) HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS|HELP WANTE EN, ' | a -_—- SS I Be 2 : hae ‘cur rea guide book q -_ re CR=-—Sit. reliable: will build ga- MANAG 4 iv——Sit. thoror - r free “3 Ga . i ce 4 i. ughly : ae ntic: cn oP , | aes very reasonable prite Victor Boe ee sales, purchasing, familiar with | BOOKER 12g txveriencad cashier, ee oe oe competent P. B. X.: AU" TOMOBILE FINISHER— Fret. class; also BOY” 7 — , ; ag: Bs | oa ‘agement, desires ’s sire@ position; capa-; _ rary file cler $7¢ Box L-225, PD). color varnisher. Weber M 1817) 2 : aientab} - =: angie ne Delinernavine Box B-208 eet reliabiltty "are. required | fares of office; best references. | Pigge TICAL NURSE — Sit.: call Seni | Ese ust ee ae Must FOR STOC! ORK CUTTER—Machine man; one| once ta niall Ee tes, cae penta entable natire, eT renee, repairing. Delmar 1470K, ~08._ Post-Dispatch aa as a ee enced at filing, mailing, addressing, | tn igh-clase mend- AUTOMOBILE ~ MECHAN I G EMAN— ; ? zy. | ing. Olive 4890w. 84121, ECHANIC—With Ford ex- ‘s— And giris; ose’ = - we oe 58 SacPace AS "He room and board 4056 Mc Pher Products, registered be b , ir , 48 Ar cade nia “gr 3 : ‘ inside jo . (ayi ud pat it) ng. wo 1K OFFICE M ANAG s- iva Fs hues sable if empioved immediate:y. jiox ER—Sit : thoroughly ex-| Circular work, reading bad \- . Central perienced in cre, se oy plan | in writing, spell- | ; = Perience and Sales ability. to take charge ; “hi credits and collections: best | € names and towns, correcting mailing | SECRE TARY- TE: NOGEo HER —Sit.; six! of Ford used car department Johnaon rt i DELIVERY BOY—Experienced. 62D Del: He . WAGON DRIV EkS Cail at ace. Polar . v rs! (rR. a i : Post - Dispatch s aw SHER—43h Fr nie b ; y : ; oi refs rences Box B. 190. yee lists; l j . ; BUK ——DSil., any Make cart Forest | 774. , Post-Dis. Me ; Piain, rapid writer; can take aed years’ experience; Ee aenly capable; ref- to Co., 3667 Olive st ec) 6 yeal S and Ovel Bi: ure PACK KK—Ssit. married; 38; experienced 15 per week; best references. Box 30 crences; 9100. Box L-386, Post- Dis. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC — - First-clas | 4 rs as a524 paktie. : \ yeers it. ; “neat colored girl; _ rivaic | also in filing: desires posit! ion Kox 0-89. know ledge from Ford to PPres- Arrow: in | _. ae ms IRON WORKE ret =e gg hairs per hour; F. 2 eee CI pi reiinwllity wif} ” pe : ne wren | ; waite, & years’ »xpe COMPTOME: TER-TYP STHNOGRAPHER—S f . iST — experi - , it. of exceptional! AUTO MECHANICS—For our service sta. week and meals. 5720 Deimar. te) c 4 ferences. oltax “23.5. r . ; ! , A T,. M., AY HAM 4 ar pet rences 4x ; 4 ‘at > iK—§ t first -« lags: wants io ‘work enc ed: fami! iar w ith office de it. ? a bilit ” ae ire pe! ‘manent ~;wsitico tion: mone *xce — tie pL “epee og SS TF uroperty owners: upartmen ving worker Call Colt % falls; Wiling| ersida Sy. r ion. Riv- non xcept high-grade men need nae ; ie? ROLOGIST a rie can wo awn fer proton owners “ae; ta, oe kee ~ eapitonceds saga | ee avoe naeae” Eber Loe ENAMBLING A.N PD) abiakcSecaateat sed sirecturat | INOS WOMREI wily -woore Geet es | 4 3 r = 2 : li ? , —— : ~— eet 55547. | lCOMrTOME TER OPERATOR ee Sj “. | STENOGRH AP Hb: R—~Sit experienced, rapid (‘so 4100 Laclede ain’ ae nh; aiate experience and ADVAN yd Bort. belt! TY FOR REMAN. a OR. J ne 4 HAL Pre si l.. Work, Oo yea a, exper MIN TOR and 5 t.. new and 3 epair work, Mire. ie phoebe nee; wiil consider $00. | Saverate, ung lady: desires position), AUTU MECHANIC S—-Mus. “be first- “sla S I ‘( i DRAPTaMEN- Ne Tw x ; fies _—— TAL, ON RHOP WORK. BOR OTF, Se ae a “ } a eae what uv? VO j ei te) DIC) * a . . é la: in + ii Wor gKuaranteed s 4 veper. 6083 Darraor x | ty $000. : OU ne 4 ! 2d - ag vaition for oe - ° ; suo Aiea bine a = ——_—_——_— “4 4 Ceortrel 74RI. 4 . R: : mm. {.) - Disha aroun nm, BOO” Wages Apply Mon- ° “> “ ‘ ‘ ? ~ ; ‘ : | ~ ' u ; a bes ‘ 16th st ‘ af aie ae olored woman. ante pene s STE N GH, ,PHE R—Sit ; young lad» : Wishes day mo: ning Mele: iO AUto Co ; 1éth and | tu r a Tees conditions: fair vy; oppor- POST. DIRt ATC H Ss a Ys | AT 2 i 4 =o es Te =" . iE R AND PAINTER—Wane house work ; in small family omont. Bry - work at home; neat; reasonable Hox |. Mergan (c) and Destrehan i ‘3 i] Bee ny first class drafts tsmen. Box | JANITOR — White, for apartments: muat : W q Mperience’) dry: ve any a “ne ‘of, own re ork firs'-ciagg mechanic: from pro erty | VOCTUOR Oi DE NTIST “¢ SISTANT 3] i © 08. Post-Dispatch ,UC TOMORILE TIRE W ASHER—\ 4 cor ° De. oiteormané dow n- , | nalige. Apply beoil- 7 4 a ° “s ; ~~) ie : . erg { - ; ‘ oy, te A”, ‘ —NS j : eres - ad ied ‘ og) = i . - | BU RE DS —Damage aa. d 3 : ; refer! | . : . oa s “2 real e838 Ate. Sid 1ey too WM . "2 ye; irs’ : e x? perience s0x L-2 58. P.- D S T ENC GRAPHER—Ssit . ex] eriene ed - w nite | vet ; Must be able to drive all makes ] sed “a KLAY ERS—3>_ “Monday : morning, Good. | with airs =N— Pour designing Graftsmen. fA r house. rear #2 16 FE ‘ dope. “ Morigages, 9 4 a aa alos any saa’ Ht; 0 cae : peri. | with West Ena Dick R. 14. Wells. ia iertinet’ teoote rt. capable yf loin h h-«] B "hk . [= perie 00d. wheel OB ‘PRESSMAN—dne ‘that, can ert typ-: ATRICAL R . Pp eset ad s Pll. . Eliis, Class mes ‘hanic: for , orepert , yore ters and by days or or = i be og to sew Der weer Box O.- 89. b 0et Diane 52." a0 work; ve refs mem ay omnes ne a a I CK TRC Ck a ortenc fo, wheel t. jeog’th of rg = rk; . oe oe for adv ancemeut: — , - arpenter p fal estate Gra n¢ 6231 tv DRi ; : : is VN OMIRAP } cte Address Lester Mji}} yd : Pres ; : | } qpiary rs ~ae ars os =o. ae ee {hSs) nr (ENOGRAPHER—Sit, by youn ee eee ee "Brides tg” Mine's highway and Nat- port. | x ; bh IAKER it. first- -Class; colored. yOUNK woman, or Vint t Murphysboro, Si ‘e) ural Bridge rd ‘ 3 a $: en vee ee me + ® (ej | PUNIOR DRUG CL. -ERK—For r front work: ; : (c) for a bright young man we have ling Beals complet - +. a SIT} ’ on ; P eebe si a outfit: 5 “BAUR bt ( a WW ante Position dri ing i wi h ‘7 28 secretar y to exec utive o he oa - 1919 Pari: . . F ne de , Sane coll iat onan l di IE wes Viain, fanc v Sewing on adiew r ; ‘BNC years’ ex- ———— a qunnemsenaiees — a n : Z g 4 CAT OFT ilzki — ey true ~e 10 ers erson me aly} m= mee s; — private he me : a a Perience high- sc hooil e ducati O l70x H US KAh kKk-—-A il around: rience a: bo ‘others BRE SHMAKER—Drawhand 1 hand, expe RAPT 7) - rveryv F r iday. tandeli ea ‘ eTice. Cali Sur 1G iy oniy Linde ai + + ~i« pl Mrs “ hite Linde}} 5458R ren es a ost-! spatch need apniv "1338 MW yohy ' er ed Nationa! F ibre Broom ‘5 "15 - Ss in High-era rade er fully expe tT sition Rey yw «¢ “ Poet - Dispatch. (1) and Hebert, . & —Sit lo rood, careful me —* : | ee ere —— le, O., «ho 5, ll size shop drawings _—~ rs, come e arly ‘ete es te “. i uePret cR— si rel colored: | go: tl a. Na py A a ent Executive EL DERL} L, Al Ji ——Sit. refined home: good ST bs NOGK, 1P HE ‘R—s ie ‘perience iF ns BAK Kk R—F irst hand nigh Ae v ork. / y B roa Gwa A a a aN AS RIOR Nts Ma fc) ecia! eakieed work. LADIES’ TAILOR—Expertenced man to » helo =. * a Ea ‘ 05 . ares a adi rences. Li ae ery ae COOk ; light work: keep house for b usiness hne @; also othe r ines; capable of , between JU and lv S507 Greer ‘C BULL L.DING NSPECTOR—Experienced in ing trim: permanent | _.°"_ CO#t#; best pay Apoly 4518 « Hive on 3: ‘ror mana *B., vera: Piao er E. . = kK -- eT ro ags , us ne " . 41 ryt + “ Fetes os! ~ ‘ lcer People ; references. Box & 103. Post - Dis mene» | ai ft es sireferred Bn A, ty or: ing: oie . 1.e1lab . secon j Gd, steady jo} [> oa —— a. va — | Ni ney i j wanted. 4a 00 rience and gar? La Alt RERR— Apply I" arrett ie ‘Levee ae i? [Omer wan 4 rs BS r come ; int —_ oe - Yea;rs i tif (3 2 Ss ; Lj ; | bade | r ‘ SOK } ‘ > , rand nn i's od ‘ “9 o - ‘ } ary esir Ox © *. . ° a re ’ , ; ~ c ™ 4°49 MI incheat eo : % F Share private famils P ving. ij . P HY SIC] A N—Deasi? res IOSiItlo - EN tape 71RL ( o,ored, Wishes factory, elevator or STE NO “5% To | I ee = all t ay OO Rute r Dienatet > 1! Se Ada sat ». Ch Cargo, vonvent at. ' __ own pair: sm : aes a “ =x" es P tal or ait ethan pr tice. | Gi Ri Sic et ae d. -—- a é | worker seeks o; portur ’ vertisin 4R°"R pet se by} .) BUS BOY— Apply Monday morning; no Sun.- Draftsman and Biller In Bridge ature 7 ontgomery Th ; = sp »O bm aos ost-Dispat iy « nore wouid ike to | ee = } ape ‘ a ~ soe ae dav v LOT N ' “Taek Dy > —— (BO) Bee GriAtrh?: R—Sit wesienced = married | PLASTERER—Sit.: wanis work by day or | Poem f to 1 wix Gave. Bomont 2611) | experionens Pray! oh we 22: | et oe -- “pited Bak- | BUSHE TV ON pee st. Kast at. |, FOr Plaping mill: must be able to make LABORER for factory | work. Cupple 8893 03; ess _ a pPortun ro 4 3 man wants rei lable ‘dy tis ive Contract Rox IL 340. Post Dies + | —* at . lo Clea lices or half caw) Oty training Box 1-249 Post-Dis ‘ ‘orp., | ri Ti id and ‘Measured Bri ige (C7) Louis: State or Re tteville ean at bridge ;full sige detail and shop tickets: state age. _ Co + 8300 Ham burger av. Wellston te} fay. failure je pasertans «i = | . make car; «ox referebces ime IMUER—Sit.: good an” ee rk indell 3946M_ 9033 West Belle. | TYPIST—s,.t.- uesi:. s typewritine aaa | KB, A KER—Seco nd hand. Del: nar Y657L. Col Bi SHE rT WEN— Wee cxbeicnl ——— treated oe and salary scored, “EY qnewery LABORERS—For Wrecking Monday: 45c per y. "ae can far: intee noe y + 4 74. }> Ost ] i isy a ty hi . ’ GIKL—Sit colored ‘ experienc eu elev: a) or } Ty? ng Ww ork at home 5A DR Nat ura ' i , 5 aX 440): ; ic) verk ng pow Sd ions waar ~ - te pm treate _contidential. Box O -369. | ic i hour Fe ‘kh ard A c e , ROG ot lin? i. who are Willing [oO stud EUR—Ssi1 > years’ experiences Tt . £1! with reference Cail Komont iVvYPIST— mir » | BAKBR—wWith allrou: ; ( | ‘TUORIVE Ra—F or a and sand wagons. ss . * = , bay i a a’ to keep car 0 put of air shop; best ro nh ee ; +4 wanis repair work. Call GIRL-—Sit.: fined pi nist an = rae . ris ( durse. ‘mu % Th 1 eekly payment |™ Balivi ats ao ee oe Wo RT 2 6 nee fe) wy 3805 Bate oe (c) | eo ean. Wan gxcevate — ; ferns ntral W320R 7 tee , anist and violiniet aiec. - sic, S. Grand. . - - "Cr! Bl TCHE 9 m1. 2 ; mdav hefore nighi Lindel! : err > , R—Ex rienced. 3502 Mark st. Cull LIV ERA. nd whe , ‘ Lindel RW WV OMAN—si-, first-class cleane: - eoloread | PAKER—First hand: g00d on bread and | Sunday Until Bp m we (e) | Or eee ~A.. ree week a LABORERS. ao eater =. i os " ” tT m Poly Hill-Behan Lumber € ¥’ —— —_— : “Pg —— aie : tablished 1912 a ; Renton a | ) M arsha) “ ae ead ates = Sper a A ppl super intendent of 4023 N 1 et rhe and Bulw er los a e. . ‘ 4 rive =? nome referen: eS m4) l afa ette ; “id ~~; i py e®avperience | oOLored ‘ ) / : . sha | 4 ao I, 1? i 1. > - _~-- — —— a oe " - ‘ : 1 ee ae sum bl, OX », 19th and North Ma; . , > "rTCU DAT URIVER—Man- for soda company, cxpert- . Employment, B. NUGENT MAAUNCress hye iny Linde i] 56So+', (oe? | ence trade bullder: salary: applic ation LABOR E RST acid: in gc gn ts ia PHAUFFEL R Sit. ith new Ford ourins OP : re janite r- git.: miadle-aged white HAIR D RE SSER —~Sji . aliround girl. for We MAN ’ , ‘ y , an a, |? ’ a - 4 CHAUF MA} Si ’ confidential. 409 S| 22d st.. Sunday. 1 p Sn. ow ali Season in Sr. y ’ Leet on ney oee : ‘sg THiote! Loui %. = car, f Se = drt v ie eye " 4 , aed “ayi; tv \ : eX pet ience in} lr ug store Sadi irds ay uf ernoun an ij ev ening tox j d ¢ ‘ > CU1IOT@g , Vv ishes to i@AayY ai 1 os \ kK . . \ uM K mar 17 ] ’ , 2 ther Griving, anv time; any plar: reference — - ” a Sea , ~ mans vi . “ LOS day or nicht 4 tome? ‘ ‘ 4 . oun an, ‘ Lo ‘te , 2 . kind of « | : . ‘ iti Pe! Box - a 5. ™> 1? a home R ‘yx B-2333 P ° dj ey erie! ef rm ust h y « } {* i ] \ KE) iT P (CK a : = Vs 1) 4 ‘A. \-- ‘ ; ‘ ‘ al W« sf) x aii r V it~ }’ ‘e { 4 if ; 4 | JER (‘olore , t 1c ts : a e Ss A I vel née eaning v0 - J é Pl. Post-D) Spate ; ~ red: \ ~ d Si : . yy experienc r« VAN(s slex DOS Ta Lin 2, se ee Tr aon CONG Ex a ~ ait e oe eB “aAan- =) i] ‘rr oT Kelly one +1 { H (>t° SE GIRL Sit ‘ { lea ning by day. : 2 65 | RO S , : city peferenc eS. 40x (). | OY. D ie) | SESSIONS Wis. Ait a CLERK—Young man, familiar with | 4 a c Grand baauall transit departments | © ABINE: rot ey RS—Huttig Sash & Door Dith\ HK —— First-class e xperienced ; teau. | del} 5467) knows ness. Box L-383, P-p. F B353W = —-_-- wilahie chef ar stewar: ‘ Seats , ness OX L-384, P.-D per dav orest O30; : he 7 ran town: help | eteear ian vet age Mabl. ioe ‘camer rit oh Sg NGINEER~—Yor1y mat Hot si aa L—sit colored wants house WOMAN— , 2¥ colored; housews uk, ain aring mouse and tran 2 = | "hie - Si . : ol T o s 7 “ . s2aeuN OQ rR an fees ee: . ‘ ‘ . ‘ . F : dommes ’ rreacd , j ry? rvry 1? “at a 2 oe ag ' th merry-go- wf ager Mey original, novel ideas Linde}! age 25, wishe: nnection with growing cleaning by day, $3.15 Linde F209) | “COKINE, S12... week. Lindel] 12 48 Pe ' -+ §00@ opportunity, state age, Co, 42 5. Vandeventer. {c) oughly familiar with West End: —eaeineeenapaenant ‘ ~ — = ' $602 | =. pinctee n ‘xperences n supervision HOUSE int. Sit colores. 8 house. WOMA Ns ~ Gaye cleaning, Wednesday ' ' “Die deg ant ras Box ‘ABINE” rMAKER—First- ‘ a | 2 ont refe ren ® and ph ome LABORERS— And hewity men: ‘ bE this side of New York (itr ‘=a o, ie ae: garrolie s ethods: at present eamnioved \ 1? HOUSE RL. ; ~ q liegt , ae ' Gern ‘ . AD HH ANDS—Wo OO WOrni! g shop Ap- (" ABINET M AKERS number Box ye 17 Post -i Ds ©) . wi exper , } »}} | , “ane rey > - ateh } i] wan o ' COlO : ] ou biG ss Vv “WOrKk i | eB- r) reed ar rt Af ‘ry 525 i saiiiian lett to rene ~ h @ keeping. wishes position Box $a | P. ———" work, assist with cook a ] he 1 1919R auras 2008 S. Broadwa) Pe nrt_ MIE 3 i Hig {4 : — ! Met c cE 5. Smad ee Pci st eady employ ment ; no labor . ervt ; -ErPRESENTATAVE young — “. : | Bla S ! -- rien B hy 2283 | P @® arrange all k j an | : o thoroughly =e: a a tg - creney HUUCSEGIRKI—sit neat; experienced “ WOMAN—Bi by ored as maid, or cle ! co : — H Bon 5 Pe . " $108 Gr a RU Et i? cHOL I MFG. "CO.. 112 go bd f ARG CT : ; | trouble A ] 4 and dan ae neta. —_ a . = COLI ECT* R—Kit or anv light outside . ; A “ pa > aiesman, speaking ; aad « eaten ° xPperien 1; | ing Vongnt t PR” YAKON an truck bodies a t ; aVois. ) -~ o = . ’ , ‘ , peeinine. Construction Supe! intendent. ont rn at og ' ' ox 0-306, P ost- Dispatch —" reasonable. x 2: ost -T)te . 3 KER CARPENTER—85c per hour. 4640 Natural | Frarmpcy, Das a LL _ one i i. ANOTYS e Mac HINIST-OPERATOR—Ga- Aindell : . 5 Have tecbuical and actical experienc: mo aopka A -- . -xperienced: to pull buckram frames Bridge ic) (URUG CLERK—Hegiatered assistant... or padie of setting ad guts and taking ¢ == — cS ae : poste nag " st: ad ‘ aoe '4+SAl “ MAN—Sit. - grocery or sc drink spe- Siu rao hive — Sit.;: refined VOUNR VO MAN—Sit : l\ddi@-aged: wants are \" cT'TY FAIR HAT CO 1408 locust et re —- té , . ’ ( A ‘ ry " e & al i‘ ; eee oi » 6 months’ work... Box Di307 Box 0-59. Post-Dispaten UMBER PILYRS—St. Louis Car Co.. q ° t¢ rar ? »? ) Tal © 4 . a ‘ K. Tissue Hulider for nes B W@iietee auti SlUUY, halidle COilecligiie, au echnical experience Box 0-07, | Sunday after 12 p. m : N Kind Lindel] 4822M BoiLk { HEL?’F k ' float! . - “ . eo eee as MILER MAKBEK Je KER—For emoke } ost I) 6h ‘Oations | . 5) Broadway reliable, sure ecientifically e060 Juewidthadi, baie. Rvvu relerences. LeuK is SALIESMAN—Sit have of fix and relling ea- « epatet : - ' ; " \ Ms i ‘ i e (j ii i eo on, 3d floor WOMA Ni. 9 ; . : pa ‘ I ic re and | nai 4 x . t " i ! rei Te Olle ing «or | - - - —_ —— . — Sif CoOiOored , . rk SfacKk @rectior work. 5 yy 30 0 ls ~- — . “ Bee , ; Co Sis: Soke or | tae we = " os Th ~ mng ON ect lt a Box . 318. Pr} *~ HOUSEKEEPER—Ssit.. general housework coach cleaner: réference; ©2307 4 I ne Ay ia ecpame sg — (c7) | CARPENTERS—Five, firet-class, nonunion. | DRUGGIST—Registered must be first-class wae ‘AINIST—Firat. class hand screw oka yas BVOC me VANCE riANidl—Sit.:: mrust transpose. eehihe. «7, Married OK fe 31S, F,-D). cleaning and laundry reliable 4411A Bt Bomont 971° : ; — , —_ Appiy 3450A Giles av., after 6 p. m., Sun- | Prescriptionist; good hours; good pay. Call chine man who can set yu his . C4uUy WvVin. ‘wile! L, aber Meliaine MA? ~ b oung les es -_" ” Ed = “ BOOKKEEPER—State age and experience. } Central 6628. Tvler 2713 R » oe be! 7 a itemmde ovo. Jag Sooty ciliary younkK man, desires! N. 1pth WOMAN—Sit h two bal nt Box 0-27, Poet-Dispate eo ‘c) : ' : 0x 0-148, Post- Dispateh j © site , ; in 900 r) « . anus ' 5a t ir A * re . , : ; - : —— ae oe ‘ a i } seF, 2] i? vs) iy & ort- iS pa Ti { : “ . - . - . - a a et BREF etd gga aaa ¢hnedtea ience: vest | HULSEKXEEPER—Sit.: widow. one child ake care*of babies {1 turn! for room|? ERT ete \CARRIAGE BLACKSMIT TH—First class: ‘no | DRUGGIST—Registered; must be good pre-| MAG! HINE OP ERA TORS—Engine ana cece oe ; ; gy. pabctntngr este mother! ess home preferred 40214 W. a! ud board SOX 21; t ler Ns no Es a rouble — tye , — expe | booze fighter; good wages W. Little, scriptl ‘onist $150 month; night or day. lathe, milling mechiner, ete : : riance aay salary expected: wholesale | 302 » g Ma! n, Muskogee Ok Rox © 38: > Poat- Dispate h. work: Steady Century Electrte Co.. : OV MENT | We es hese inane! sees et 7 ; Bileraiien aecpariment vf ladi-zs fa riz ile reference 7 s- ld. Port-|) spate pak jx ‘ z . = . ant WOMAN wie ae — ) i ex a : 1 bracuca! inca#il its brancnes ' iy Me ALESMA \ —-—} a 2S; very ompeten } —— - : —" . see UliUT ys t . rad rf 1- ; P* gf ; Por Dispat« } j Re = : = cee cates —~ Pine e. Bt. Tk a CORSiuered. sguuthetn relerired Is ; erg eth nibhit aut wd YY ' Hi rt SE KE hPER—Sit.: more for home and Maes ut or brin nd mom inde! 5. | a aehamenied state. ane oud! ( ry MENT } INISHE R— ee G : re eh a maton E a A " AWe. i ust-Dispaten ariy Pir >: ary +; — COmMmMmISssi0l 1 * eta? k j nd treatment tha n Wages, best of refer eis wh Green i ' ste - , mony = . sunented . ane 3 , ‘all Sidney 8480 abe Og ‘ Le K— “ res a oi ie berets : " i . : DRAFTSMAN—xit and designer, w ants po Bhox “4 Post -lispatech "?] ences Grand 165 OW WOMAN-——sijr Jored: w ' a ” ya! ane ne ' fc); CHAUFE EU t—— Young mat who lives in aes = ch right man, Box 0-145, c le _ et ae t pecial and ma- : % a e ** 4 > 2 aw 6 . - . . ane ; + , ‘ ; ° d ’ rv) r ¢ > A : v's ba ‘ | it : : " "s st | : : — — -— & BIOL With first-class lixiures house: SALES Sit.; experience; road spectal- | ‘4 USB BhEPLE R—sit young woman. with 4 $14 orem " Tes. D9 re , Man, about 24 vears old Norta L ouis. AVABA air. 7b. m. (7 ‘on : Ne Be — chines ape iter aay y three tinca or less, 460 > a 3 pert on water coiol ANU perspe re, 1S t. roducer. rmostiv griocery “a rit drug b ry, Wants Nnouse work Or COOK, Blay ut — - > . a gr : “ I WES ughs bookkeeping machéne CHAU } -- EI > cull betinal ee ve nr mage 7 es vacate te: i = -" chines mae a % un ) ae CC TMUNg, weveral years’ experience | aon siKké position in smal! family. Address M sition ft! iome. oimfort i] room business salary to start $100; rive 145" |G AUFFEUR- ina " wit . ; ddl ged genera! repairing: must Kive references Federal Bag Co ¥ Me cea Pa) , 5 ris ; A Salary ol ‘ A pense advans e: best reference A L 3] 19 Shenandoah s ! lia? ie Pint ul ormpanior ‘ ‘ experience er ‘ fu information 130X ft). 7 ) s . 4 i w e. nigaie-a a, i fro 3 St I uis elec tri j cont pe eee ®., 71 - . os a) ionettemann — . M 4 iewate . ; ‘ $ a m “ ca ract rs; no MA N—A ate LAIy—sij 4g cC@a@shier or clerical work _Post-] Pos spate! sand ; : ' | maintenance men need apply: steady ~.ork ' 2, at. And production man seeks g sifaight or sitvker of any kind S. Wii- |) SALESMAN—Sit emvioyed, calling meat Forest 5 a bg “OUNG eee ici abel : : a AK ERS perme Nie a | weal dl meme: | aa and good wages to right party. Box 0-68, M Pe ox _O- 142 "Po on a) conn ‘tion wit h manufacturer ; Ls amson, Linueii 3 460 Narkets and grocers: wishes to nake a LAY Sit eld vant p] yy } terat ome : ' 5 om } APRLA LY: a | >( yx 4 | 4 \ it ' bone ey , .. O 303 Proet- Disnate h. a8 Post- Dispatch. AN. lo ‘wash autos. Gravois and ‘ oe) | : thoroughly reliantle Rox A1VUK MAN—ait. 45 Sears old; sober ana hance With established firm ioe: , seh aw—wOik., S1GCriy: Vv ‘8 viace &B COU oan ~~ . “ =! +! Af (- 2 x 30 n 3. 53 id u } ij , to operate ‘ ‘eo sto¥ Hic ng mney, FH aoe + P oe on’ > te ; ad $20 | MAN Ex pertences to a ars i ‘ intv ood ° aT: ‘ Sila e , (eo) ira n ‘ , . | ERRAN D B “y- ‘ ‘all - oO oe ~ Senaas ce _truck; ; $ 26 per week. ‘. Box O- 0-370, P. - pf books: un iversity gra: ender: : erences. Spiro, 1504 ho.t 7 lwas SSE 1 3 ed: Position more inportant than - ia eer | MmMAN—ov.I Sam STEAM AND AMMON]J \. FITTE a Ww ente | e AD Sawer re ' experienced; desires invest - ” ee . ix ‘Trur K Factory, , 3 Howar« tox 0-28, Post-Disoatch r tT oP. ‘OV NG it.: desires position with 8 old, to rum vaper siitter. : —* morning. Fink Instrument Co, 804 Pine.| MAN—To milk and take age 24 Box 1,199. [. . | ehaw, 261NA « bouteau _ Work 1S years o ' —- &t once; 10 years’ experience ‘ A. ney if her ‘Tvices and capita!) box ’ «4% : y- ' ; : a 7 ba : . Mom. » +e . A Aer 4 i I ; U i ., ; S a apita 4 . ea , a sol ea ae eR ? si ‘ , ‘ - ' : 2 " rray } I tin Gerat | Es eee ee - BOOK KEEPER—Si will Me tANW) MAN—oil.; cowreu, ivr. factory.| —-” pooh ‘ nbs waa Hie ee t Bi erien “ha aoe \ it., prepares anu serves funen nm. . T2790 ‘a +1 }Og—in drug store, references. Natura! |.) ANER'S HELPER—E xperienc ed. Con Stationery Co., 412 N. 6th. i {c) MAN—Evonings and ey 58." Post take t . ’ 7 sid ees aon ' ai b ’ er j tI (>) radt! i .r . rT ivy; we g i a . r iif o- - - ¢ nd “s | - oo pee > Grand 22647 me SVUSLMAN—S.1.. experienced e.deriy inau,! o7- », st of ‘references " Box B-186, P-B 163)” a a «ae YOUNG LAD . age 23; 4 rs’ ©} eae Weia.| {imental Cleaning and Dyeing Co., 2416|ERRAND BOY—Monday, & 0° ‘tock. ol = —— AND OFFICE MANAGER So American, fire furnace. BO00d -miulkur, ea- | STEN RAPHE R : | 4163 —— = --—- ~ - perience ewitchboa stenog! aph Cc. ty Bi} s er hand assembling. General Weld N. Newstead (c) Market at N ‘tional Typesetting Co. (e) | abeeas aia 3 ae } ER ; = Bs inke ‘ é' uv MGR {+4 — Sit “xper) , SEF ; ar to le r ‘hoc t ip- gee. 1 ie per *--.. : A ie ' t Ag ) ‘Cc? — = ead a . ain ; ‘ with pet abhi ished A * . perienced gat uener. good reié rence 4 ' v7 a ‘ ! Li aN : ‘i : t X} LA Ly Sit e 35 ’ - if arti f he oO! at e ad t ‘ : a ‘ ’ , Ceo “ ork fer > , s. du S . 50 o Mi: ‘Ki Ss Cc K ‘ *T, E RK—E xperien aie — L d \ 4 I E D BOY—To work in drug store after scboo! Wrteht, BOR Vietorta Ridge ic ! Vashington ev ee '¢) heavy bardw | mont 27468 she Ce cn M ; —Si ants LAUNDRESS—SiL ; eee terri? Sacligs e Ca nday. 1028 «es: mene 2 a 92 40 in EXAMINE R—Experienced, on coata steady et . Perma nent 70 iy: city references Ande ‘CITY COLLECTOR—Age 2 . ¢Bance work Apply Missauri Pants Mf MA N—Fe Fo UB Pitts) y. ad “ = rt “ ’ piv s r ants & ea, @ drive Ford truck NS ‘mak A to finish learning trade Ernest q Mable; working at prescr:; want’ change| siuckroom? Hones lable, hard rs! LACNDARESS—Sit.; first-class; work five cpg ti eat? em Rage Segre egy Pong goer) Rr Bang gee we on road! 923 Washington. (c) | __self generally useful. Apply 923 0 him f . Peet Re | ‘ _ . an yh) 7 ‘@ hy ir . “oa ~ f } , ele). fio! NT re vil r ‘ ot .? ; ‘f , 1 ] } 2 en) rv . . . J . ” . or cn ae 4 = a oe or 4 Oy matcn ntiy empl d a 4lesman: ¥ ws it Oays; good refer enc Lindell 54)8J ae 1a te, 262 daily. 30¢ Sun — ae a 3 _ wee +: 0 | Began a F.. ig a> XA MINER—~On coats: experienced steady | ae Hy $030 for eee ondh “oe etm tnts HEL PER—Bi with S | LOCOMOTIV ve B GRANE OPE: ATOR i, sie wide work. KMox L OR LAUNDRESS—Sit: white: Tuesdays Thure play. 85e d . iy. : d OY s vanss oy iomy Office § (ae quired. TOT, pate fy work Apply Missouri "ante Miz. (‘o express, peuling. "60 : : - a ied ‘ . : gh — . ee ‘ rf . O ’ stt lent w is} sc 1. ' ‘ ~ “4 5 S 5G 11 nd , , sg os ‘, ; , ‘ ( i ine , ‘ : -eowT ee ro : 4 ’ rn nt : ; Olive =f (7) aoa - = ae 7 ros — . gg B° et ae ol student Lin Wi ae wah ee . or : a houseclean Lown. agate ai Y. un. 7 , BOY—To run errands in drug store Call “experienced men oniy eit ° detailed par: | E x T RACTOR MAN Exner . shelenale ‘bar aes 70 office (aa —bsi your wants evening Work; os! ‘tien, a we . = ost Dispatch me ,.AITCHEMA Al cman it night or day can Ye LAU NDRES: Sit. first- -C lass Cit} re ‘ we . . “eee ach Overland Park. Mo o N o 7 advertisin win Ow | ; otto = rand 3140 @ MAN—Sit. i A — ma ——— ° ~w B Oy S Su gar W afer ER—Sit.: sinall net books spare MAN—Sit.. co colored; maintenance or janitor similar; Al references. Pox 9-357, P.-D.| any day of wek _Bomont_ 3087 W forse. Bt. Louis i work; references. Write or. call Vans, YOU NG MAN—Sit.; desires position with LAL NDRESS—Sit white; half days, ; “ (a) 0 { kin speedy Cards and trim- ARMERS—An4 “‘cordwood choppe ; Grand and ze . in ) }) 16 Box oO 324. Post - Dispate h ads, ma g ' per lence required. 3854 Market. (eZ) | MAN—Young. = or 4 ; a , ost - Yeferentes, Box . L- MAN—S&it.. 33. 2 ‘years’ experience as rail- ing worker Box 1,-420, Poat-Dis . NTR LSS——Sit . lace curt ine carefull y : « assistant te | L Be ot Mounty: pogitiog | fusnienes ; aogewer ee 4 - Dae ut inl | | ) | ,| MAN—Young. colored: to clean commercial la Wy ee 7 and photos, if any, of windows. | FINISHF R— Who wed ctenas ‘making ae! Euclid -P—Si:. ; Will keep vour books energet i: Rog Rae a Mienatch tg pene Ha Plocagcontp Darke Pecneeit LU RES Pinay vince wage Mtn eter in country town: & vears’ ex- i . 4s voy ans a , , Lj Sunday 2506 1-20] Post-Dispatch claes re ferences. _ Lindel! 55 Q] ae t N t} Ts {aI } (sr and. : ah ; Box 0-48 Post- Dis a. — circulars; day Ca _L-291, ex hh ive at .Nintn Sts. eZ : , ; Pat N, (ierand. \ ‘ I Ni ; MA N —pPDesires clerical position “oO! LAU N DRESS—NSit. - neat, colore j wor Tims ee ATTENDANT For ity ~— is ‘ ™ a L nion —_ at least J) years experience, must bo th xt d “ Harke. G orlesant ra, 1 mile VAN— uve ——— ». — Cc r? , tion y. piv Cc , i room | evenings __ Box L-2 ny oe’ ——- room 201 Municipal Courts Bidg., 9 a 4” cult Co., 1117 ~ Gt 7 Sr capable of writing popular-priced | north of Normandy REI Ge Lenten, t give! eoetbanane ; , Cn comet Op art uto repa ] ; ~ PER — Sir - cashier. ete _ 3852 West Belle. Lindell 63435_— chance to learn advertising: steady: wi!) Wednesday and Thureday. 4202 Chouteau - — sas fe learn ‘ d Sa] t 3 7 Pree t . d ‘ . ; A QS Sj S l A N l ( RR E | )] | M A NX — iB ( iy _—— Te > |@arTi D urmnbing _t radae { ‘all 5029 ming stocky Ww in ows. a ary 0) FAR RM ER—For general farm! _ ineluding drug tore or = way ma!) Cierk;: wants eaanaion with re- YOUNG MAN—Sit.: ®%1 Years oid: expert- cleane Mre. L Pipxt n. 162 CBs rs es ; ° | Page Monday. between 7 and 8 a. m (c) start $75.00. Tn answering, send | emall dairv herd. farm located n° “t. Loule Ehenandoah —is vears’ office experience liable ) firm Box D-8S8, Post-iDis (7) need shipping and clerking: can furnish. -—~ ——— ae Ahout ow” vears old VM ith oe s ice marae 6°4 Wil . : . eee. Of books at night. Rox ain/!i:: work 3 cenogra aendation Max 0-346. PD. AUNDRESS—Sit.; wanis 4 days, Susie Sc ' BOT —Te learn, Saking Duane. One i (clippings Of ef, camples of aaate Rox 0-31, Post- : _ w aS r vet | as . 12T: pat "Tit ‘| 7peP ’ =) ’ oe 4 ne pease vahes t- Dien teR aie 3 pher. clerical or cael ix: OO at Ts and ' be. b . cif i ‘ants work of = . a _— lor dirs re’ knowledge of “ROO N Fu wei oan —— _— ve ° d : iz A .* ; j ‘ " ss 1. ND i{EsSs—S} first ciags COLL Pee | i ; , aren , ‘ E. bee 7 vorK 1? f an refinishing furniture: muat estate 2 -* eet ——— . very sonsonntys. Box H-356. | MAN—8i._- maeiininn. track or vlescere er. oe wine 21867W and who has had credit experl- eli ' V riting Im full detaila ev erything erenbes Rox A-3R9. ” Post. Disnatch. | MAN—To "ork, « on vemetabie = : —hepagerseat Ppa alley wedigiag Bh a. “* : | f=) n errands, apply ‘risman-Frev ‘that is necessary to warrant inter: | siaemAN—c uppies jBttaion, . 4 oo ane Bpon” Maoreantord | ant ; Cash'er. 3% vea: — take charge. former, wth coal com . . 1 ‘ mt ‘ ith ’ ” oh re ptt ; np ‘ aman? ys s PnCe . good oppor un i? \ . SA ia yy a , ; ran¢ : | R—Cashier, 3 years’ experi mm Phy. Grand 5399) + Pi gpa clare gga = ‘adv; good references. Bomont 3275M ’ _-? ' leweiry $17 Vietorta Bidz pre ress Box 289, Springfield _ and Power Co. le ote with chance for ed- a MAN—Bsit ; 85. do anything: nrddress, co! oe cent name tet tle ON Mdney 529," ~ | LAUNDR ‘SS—Wishes work every Monday. $150): in r ep lv ng give nhone! am over 16 vears old. for factors ' — Add ie, gteld, iy | Must make good MAR ~Rixperjonced in, oenitnn or . « Pero Laer eepaten, : leet, = mechatlical, maint Baace, OF Upe = oe — ee eT eee. riage her ()-290,. Post-Dis Apply 4900 N_ Second at é 1}]. | appearance and be able to speak German; Peer. Dispotch PRA.» stant: ate. onl estate i we machine_mornings Box 2-208, _?.-! oa T | gs A ieee eae pg —~ humber, 30X mV, OS! IS.'¢ "To learn printing. Postoffice Box | @utfes include light janitor work etate N AND WiFé- Manag high-school graduate; four Me MAN-Sit. by middle-aged. white: private yo eegaag Py - ahaa eines LAUNDRESS - Bit; first-class, colored — — -— ~ = i —T arn on rate OE, : s. Gution | tnctate it Janitor work: state) a; AN : 1 ide aad Rox R- 194. P.-D. . & Place. . i ze , ke Le; len and Sra, Sie 4 KY % Monda\ 7. T uesda y steady. references A UU T 6) A S S E M e | sdide ~~~ — > GOMPOSITOR—-Helver: 2 o 3 > es ws bas, Bee : Pont ‘Din ary ps BE Rad ana i - an; cashier } iuuberentie” thes ita “.: “ee ‘UNG MAN—Ddit.; maried, wishes stead, Bomont 117 ~ .| BOI—ig Wo mm afternoon paper (4 rience Box 0-273, Poat- ‘Dispatch (¢} | FLOOR MOI SLDERS— Steady work good ‘pay: | roonine ee ntie. a ibe — : cE | 4 : le AN Farm iliar ~¢ aes “en or Aog ye tirect oh auting Co.. 7 sox. — — ‘Mal “| diy. fo bulid up 2. youte | Y¥ r ; tO - re rs ; . . +) ers, refer en “es He x B-I . ’ em pio. ment ‘“ tth car. ha ve new | L ,17 N DRE: iitadanie Si , colored Mondays, BR 5 Se I , cea oe r {; 4 { a SN : wit h auto, has aduut > Spare roadster sijar) and commission % ley Tue days, wy ednead ayes Mary Srnith Bo- I : : =AnNd YY Hite ‘ — a ‘arn to feed job press #00 win clase: union: color work and 4 tirect m afl ' Cast ting Cc ‘0 : 7a i y.. Broa dway f i : ong ‘7) . Bs pez Gay; can sel! What have you: 1I7VIGA SS. Jefferson (grand 1215 mont 120 ‘rinters: 2613 N. Proadway aes advertising: ideal working conditions; oA | aa W Park ae oes | fet ae Sort. a Seniesa i ae . c ; : i e ‘ . 4 —— 7 3 ; » v) ¥) TY) Tt) et . ‘ ‘ y | . — nd 7 bal ane ei —— —_- _ Au 225 Post-Dispatch nts” Slate: 38: Genres te teare TAUNDREAS — Si: . first-class, colored men for labor work: HOY—16. Monday morning. Bennett & Co wages 312 N. 6th #t.. 4th floor (c)} | FLARIST—AAI7 ER EE He ——~ | AX Midaie saad, Palas experienced. wholesale nd ‘ rood colored: reliaols. wel! printing trade: one vear's experience: type wants Wednesdavs. Thursdays in suburbs: __100 Victoria Bldg. CONCRETE LA BORE RS—50c per hour. Ap- | FORD MECHANIOC—PFiret-clagse: cne with erence ‘Shelton Hat @o A Cesiree comnection wtth j with city: work of eny kind, setting plant preferred Box L-J385, P 1) eferences. Forest 3766 . — S teady WO rk: O d BOYFor housewor K coiored: experien: ed p! y 6102 Page | av Monday a. mi. echt (c) ’ authorized Aealer ek preferre W — “tie ; bie. Soncern. Box ,1-211, Post-Dis, 7 Lindell 2623R “= LAUNDRESS—6: . white: for half days, O© £00 ane 5s i omminater ® >. COOK—Plain: home. cash: chance to iearn| Carondelet Motor Co. Ag? &. Grand 128) | —— se iar 3 ete SO Bh os 3 MAN AND W le —— Sit colored: man to y 4 yO rive re eh } ; r 2 3 I ‘ve ; ~ “ ae — l ‘al position; has 7 years’ experien li pay. \ppl ly on ay, erences Apply to Mr. Stimpson, : rea CAOK—1 short order and 1 f¢ cook: come work, design and set up tools end tem M AN—Active. eiteriy wi Funke BS ’ Phone | Feat 41 147. n. ER—Sit.. —s general office : ; ; wv * ; ; >] Mabie’ married man wants port - . a seea woman as turse er maid. Andel) ; Og em ye ck =. i afte , reade speaks German: some . a — SRR ORT A ie u wept . menemyrar wp we pe 7 a - LAU] LE : olered, wants prema. Bros. Drug Co., 4th and (la : ready for work. Apply to Bo viates® good opportunity ' Apply } sonable salar; Box B-208, ; iM. any kind not requiring heav: -, Post-Dispatch, lays, Mondays, Thursday and Fr. y | Gi. Ij]. Arlington }OYS—«To learn to make trunks; fair wages wardeville ' teh. 4 Ta age 50. Jewish: io® sa | YOUNG M ANW~—Rirt sefvern | years etP »0O ’ AeENnt 2O0T7TR 9 : learning 2ice Stix "| runk Factory, ‘ ( xT ‘ 7_.ERK—Must be ecurate “with Ae | FOREMAN— Experienced warehouse foreman ; MAN + A ER—VToone ae in charm 7 , x adn | Post letenpatch gcraph eee Sp BOY—About 17 years old, for shippin chance for advancemen' call Monday. | work bimeelf: in repiving state age, ex- | years’ experten “4 @ligen: . light employment Phone Wy- Post-Dienate ~ oe ‘ work Cail_ Bomont_- ZOE4R - - ET MO’ T lock nA ly Mondsy morning at 8 o'clo Dorris _Motor Car Co 4100 Laclede. fe) rertence and ealary expecte¢d. Rox 0-1! . ine in | traffic j ROL OR CO. Duke © ‘>. 1209 Washineton ‘*) COUNTER MAN—Aleso to wait on tablee;| > *-Diepateh “MAN-—Middle-aged, to take ¢ r eral office work of manuf pref ee Se ll oe ~ inciuding book k septr and ac. = F sn UUNG MAN—Wants position ’ RESS——sit colored ; wants Monday. Mate ui. nent studving traffic at might | LAUNDRE:! 'r work, _ age 16 to one that knows how te cut meat. apply iN REMAN—For small a He | German S315 — peSires position with rellable firm. ; ; "1 ; Xe dey Thursde) Friday x ‘ ‘ ] rT} ] dj a () k P| rien } } me r pl 4 ] ues la J. \ dnesd a? a. % * eae TT light actor y Post Dispatch. i marrie: esires Wor 00] Py) ot ~ e in hacking and wrapping | aiso cleaning _ Linde | 1VOSR ie Ask for Mr. sr oson BC 18 For light tact Co.. 3157 3. hing’s after 2 p. ™., , 519 Easton ay fob foundry: must mix iron end hand Tr? 9e4 ; at c (cy) CREW MANAGER—Live wire ith h and men exccesatully mention series, age MAN.-Te wire wy poere ee at t,. Qny kind in evenings and Sunda 314. Pc al , rst Dispatch ee ‘ *) 37 ‘Post-D to a . & good tae. Se | : ws ; MAN—Sit. where future is assured: | L AU UNDRESS—Sit ae tape a ll > VAR HER _hixhway oe 4 A goo4s contract, Call nA ret letter, Box rr. 256 ntende orth - ‘ ; ect : . Ys = - 4 ut St Huis ‘e.e ; { IL (Or NIS S — rhe r a 7 | : har 2“ ent; ; i o AUTOC ~And finisn- | BOY—16 years old. willing to learn h a 320 a. m. Monday. 906 Chemical Bina, and eaiary in ' nt, iayve = = = ' rend and Carter. Disnat« ; re . ——Hit.: with & vears’ office experience ° merly charge of field construction ' nent colored. work in arug ww nd rome aA lesmanals — ld: ha #0, formerly wiiai . 2 ian ¢ call a —and produce. Box L-801. Port-Dis } MAN—Sit.: university education Monday, Tuesday and w ednes 4a} Bo- references regui: 7919 Forsythe bi BOY—To learn tailoring: steady work; pa experience: state ost-Dispatch. ys te 2»; dy l yment; no lal or) ng popes fa eid ’ it ° en contractor, 4 ‘ N—+ 4 mainten ane sce tor of fice bulld- ¥ 4 ; " rs; s S ‘business exprrience.: would E at. 190 iesmeet - . : athe - : ‘¢ ] ts = learning ADD! y Mr Betlac h, 807 ence Bo» x 0-70. P Pos a ene _ tea 5 emp 0 m ‘ . ’ , Mey Mardy , Pe — on shshosien - 4 ing or factory: understand boilers plumb- Hike wetier connection and bigzer oppor LAUNDRBDSS—Sit.: or cleaning. ex Peri- N. 6th st } (e) | CT ‘TTER—Experttr “- th resses. , 3} trouble Apply in FR—Si hy mre: tian! cama hie q ns. Paintin elect ric n - “ral re mir , , og ovet | ifeanat«c! ence ] white: S53 and Car {i ire ' r — — 4 aa — 1 gen nee old me ex rience | Garment. ¢ n KOK | : 7t ot. ct “* hemteell capa x. and gene I 6. F I need y 16 to 18 veare 80! pe "Via , ‘en -of brick 0 0 iaae « : un! fore oan Se Bn 20°7 Salisbur BOY—16 to 16 > ’ peo CRI “FIN ‘ ’ *( y ae 9 drive Ford truck ariee end oMtes > F berate id. 8636 SS. Broadway =. - sel) Lap rks rh gg vn into ccqenattel set vant every da A + begin calling at BOY —~For filing corresponc enve and geroral FACTORY. ROX T- 154. post cath wk DRY (" o. St. Cc harles, Mo. (2), : . s — ‘ = rt " « , . ‘ Poy se . " — ' c artistic ; Homont 14 office work: sete age, educe tic Og SD | CUTTER’R ASSISTANT—One who _ GARDENER—One capable , of t ng charge pe ren: expected. Bex epread and papers. universal cutter. of country plece, exoerien in flowers Watchman. by butcher and meatcutter; § eT perience ‘hen! res new connection, Lox | 7615 Picadit y av. . Maple lewood - LABS, Post Dispatch lines 1 " preferre: ‘ ox L-I. et-Dis At NDRESS—S colored; cleaning: Tues T ence ané¢ salar) ‘orem ho ow iside wor ork. xs 45 veurs. where honesty and wt AN . desires position In . vy oGupege’ and Thursda. Call Mor Wa R N jj N( Y FED Ee ee a ee CTR RS (e7) Cernbieet AZAR shington “) | and vegetables: no other need anply , o - o ROYSs 14 to 16 years of exe; grammar D* TRY SiS —Ang Sencons' pub- dren afternoons or evenings. referenoas deemet guilty of « misdemeanor aagihiidin evaaie large factory must be 16 AND “ ELDER: . pee’ experience and esiary expected Hes | Fey + . len fT, "14 Post-Dispatch and Upon cenv' ction thereof shal! vears old and willing to learn. good oppor - SHAFT GRINDERS f. 67 _ Past- Diepatem an RA IE et. a BaF fe} | M aimee ; : - “ ‘ears packing house experie. + ; accounting perxertence cape ble Tard Fe De Gned net leas than five 4oliare tunity to right boys. Century Electric Co., : APPLY IN EMPLOY- HAMMER MEN-—Steel o- arn S it: ae ition ¢ cell fe _ “6. F I 3 ir : . ion Gaye: ex ent reference worker Box R-266 out - Dis NURSE—Sit to care for invalid. conva Ru peat: pie CASHIE R—Posttion by experienc ed reste leacent or companion: references Rive: ner more than one hundred Goliars. ' 1817 ‘ 7 FP ine et ize ~ oe ~ uilural college eraduate. exper) - t cashier Miss Stewart. 4058 oe side 21172 ag ds and light work o4ib Sianese we fon and practical experience. & oie Greea a , gummoaman et . BOY —Over 16 oe : a? ™ — NURSE—Stt.; of companion. exceptionaliy in machine shop; opportunity to learn me- * a Vw i | Se Fe — FR: CHAMBERMAIDS—Bit | two: colored: 6 a with elderly people: call Lindel! chinist trade for right kind of boy: state MENT DEPT, 6400 PLY ork $8. Box W981] MOUTH AV. (ec) George. (tee a s ” ; ta 3 S@irulture! firm: merried. age m Pingeld 2569W iverside TO3W: best city references. eed ee cer, ante porition with | will wor ent see er bh Sunday afternoon . after Sunday call ane end oe eg; Box 37. Post-Dig. 5: separate. a ~% wages

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BO cin gs Mi ye Ot SPURT s,s i at OID) HATO eg oh ae pe geeky: ca wees ao «Ga ~~ P PR ers i WP Owner ty oF Pr RPS, > sp cata ee SP ey, I N.C eae penne CO RE a aw Least ea an Harve MANGER es work 3841 a’ — ee SAN—You GERS—Fi-: Claas. : RO others Near 2904 Gravois HANGERS — *Ccge work Vi eee, and ee, new tah PAPE "RH ANGER Who Can ture, Jewelry part pay. Grafting ex. I¢ 82 iPeinar, Want ee i‘ Supplies Box _O- 253. ~~ Exnerien ren Jars be ben anew er } ee Dispate mn MAN” AND 1 ~~ ._ itriat OCK -LER K—Hia: WANTED "| eee oa PIPE FITTERS STOCK CLER K—Familiar With TINNERS hardw are BRICK Lay ERS Box 0-136, gp ALTON t bre Lan YUL s* capable of and Nii SUPPlies fulure on anewer Box MAN AND WIFE Man to take care of yard. shroubberc S ‘ew chickens; woman to do Sema im housework; private he eamereerced and have referen-e oar voter reem with : children Phene Cabany ®5ares. Ca!) 107 itis ’ a MANAGER - - Thoroughly expe- rienced a SO man iage ea- tate Gepartment: salary and com an BANKERS ROND ‘ENT cy) OF °T. *., 006 Central Nation 7 rea! - ?TWiar;r DS age and , PORTER— Wn: ‘\.3 8° NECH ANTCA DRAF TSMAN nee , it Must he expe Must have referenc Mendenha } we ei per men, oo ar 4 Saiary tone He ted Post Dispatch h ie break ecrap iron rte aitientee en °. for Wareho. se work steray em. ape 315 Wes Neton fo inquire OTWASH Er. 344235 ‘¢ Caesar's Cafe phn li Ont. . ~ = "33 ’ ng. Cenera Weiding PRE SSE R “o] operate "reas tual Mt" Kitsao = el nc ma Food Wares. warehouse and factors Wardrot ‘lean! Yeing Co. 4n0% RAND FURNA work Apri y ‘ESN Kenner! y at ——-_. ‘i Om utteting »e. ; . -— - = SL Do tee - x fratne : =# sant Ws j 4 } RESSERS tn tinware factory. “gee: ~~ oR Ve on Ho R19 N ie reducta, ME , Ana beva. for Stead, *s man Ith et (PCHT BRoe* 227 une eo Tse ee - 4v00 NS ' | WZ SERING CO... 1394 Wash APP» ts per hour ‘Mar and / : shon Ww lam Rlair ; ——— orment wages sober ar 4 MAR only references required or 4 vears Pri ating Co.. Sarmen Bidg rrr “chine tn | BS ; iPr eSSMAN—Gyiina ae EN— Es pe: *m od tn load: s : Jobs a oie Stick. Hydraulic Pre mr ck reacted’ ae eee nee . wulic ae E. | Sz pected ‘Bor D _Post Dispatch | PRINTER. ANrou Plant ei perience | work un de ret a nr rs end saler for genera! work [ “HP REss HANI manufac: yy | Aqpartments Ma ean “hrouteau e Forks, 3600 ARRYMEN—@3a5 YOUNG MEN —At Bios Bu. for the F’rtace NOW serviine Ke rises a Raneas and 4 ~For factory work. Monday morning. LOUIS BASKET & Bow -d ‘and Arsena!] RETAIL ADVERTISING AND PROMO’ TION MAN " aie are of direct ». . = H. ANDS BLANKERS SROOV ERS connection with galvanize , tub and pail PI anks. : 3 UNDEN.MARTIN \RG general Second and Gratiot SHIPPING = ‘LER X—#; “nce -... 7. Bakerte ee Corp Grand +2 ae anh LER a Assistant, hea » Ch) | ae onwealth Bicei tte (is *, Tr NPL = lary O22 pect tt te and piece work Apply 68% OPERA TORS exnert ot Rox B.eea TAR WORE site aster b. 5 site A p he fers Moner a: - SHY Y ELERS—Ha> ton and North —— ’ aundry plan: re . nm ee ~ ny a mamey any and exper' a Dy » Mure MN Sea D iN Pal STERN : > ix a : —— "@ shen rood ae ar. Edws ~~ ’ ~ : ture y Ye a rit} hy e nin Ste : i q aa eomeonny I | GAR OfeP SQ SER- an an - > ‘all : ° 7o | en “An ) a ee . '30ODa Dr ISPENSER— Teor Tan ; realoran _ es tail unday *: soo Washingtan, SODA DISPENSER. mre ww S07 DERE QR pa. , ROY Abou? Stete sala -~ "Re t ie = Yu niwhe work Tern Tar ‘aehnol Rardware preferred +} Perticuiare in rep» Pienetss’ OPERATORS Experienced - (tuaranteed enced freigh: Pane ag $18; FAIR $15 Nereon AMERIC, operators: Pant benders. ‘2- aed a mat : so ‘sy i. +R } i. ) ; , ft - " . o-+ a ) > . : aeemeetaainan CA JACK i a ‘e?) Ss a — ” ; : s . 235 . . k oe? oD MaN— ke. and mere far home Fork Apr'r - ther LOrh : —About 88 - ‘ve. _Gtimen Laclede S52 f., ST ENOK GRAPHER © eg mi. , —_ oune man Tn tent ‘oe! ©. S22 g t4 s > ie 4 ‘perten 5 EDertence O.2"8 FNM 7 . male Shee.” senern! —TTice : a Space a: . > rere furni’ ar with “etre og! —e a 140 Trey we ems: - : - —~ And moek cierks. rhe “ir et rosniine WVestomnann 5 Wt . Prose Po STENCGRAPHEA... > foe toons Pw et ie te. n n ad anceme: art Raw o*t-Dispareh Poet. Monn: - w d iweigees rie Our lath tere Ls TRTange ae, _WANTED—MEN, BOYS) AGENTS Wa porto men nA & - as. : Mt — j ‘Ss a a ut depend i” —TIs the Position you seek rs men eu parant eed sae ions Must be Pree Subserip: azine wv uRAN 8 Reve! Botnming wke i. for Na - MAKE wy ._ AGENTS 8 WANTED _ MEN __ AGENTS | WANTED_MEN AGEN F@ atin. New ; itechen - Son venience: a or alum food os Original work *. Tetafle $1 ee" vr “gents. road men rite P : - Cy ‘Centres, men make ‘S16 tor) > -ma~ples, ad Phi i2dceiphia. Pa taking oO mde: . 4 a: Overy goog Newron — he or interes" 1438 Washing NEY 8!ivering Enmives sPOons. furnished free a ENTS — NTED—WOMEN no ee _WANTED — PMA Nq.4 a | r ry m-he wer labor ~ Poet ieme: ESMA N—Ex perier ‘ed (>? TY 4 od fT - ~~ Central WN; zrsa -_ +4 »re- Herring est End. Hudson and Essex, — ee ee DY SALESMAN > > so giv- age -.. FON dered. riting At- exper ‘or: « unne oamaee % 4 ‘VT? T ¥sin- } “155. Um ; MILLINERY SALESMEN of the first class. with am- “STROH MILIINERY ©CO “ 1221 WASHINGTON for. #xtingeiehes cic: tee diseeg rerea >; ra aT. ES MEN a ‘Ty = reta_ers : . week and # I OPT ees ers; excellent Oppo: oY Mi ast one men ; exrperience hecessar’ tenden: of ee | SALESMENW—«) te weekly. '¥ertising line not Su pertn re men make . r ent. mezzan “te dy koner STIX BAER & Ft DRY GOopDs co. "oe SM A ® Borghein BY cadwar SD Ose i «> ’ -RSMAN — kor 2>@W iy Sate rd and Lincein * > e 7 A—ESMAN—To manage sales tarce my ESMEN 77 year OF More xDeriencs _— tar * aod gr thos “rve S100 nes week Pe _— liver Den salesmen ; ums, our igh-grade meter ; =| aes -~ in 600 uminese fi ‘or Oak la- re re S ‘en 24 Us WE \—sSma! i®@ Ma Se. iKig Orne tax r . .3! ~aee Men Sai is make = ac Match EME We =n ne w “tented auto b. *mand. fase s ew Brune Us. yOu are a > producing eating - missien write Tailor ne Co., Ciacinnstt, drug with a Sl jerry yi li “Ce Gas Light Ce., and. "ill Lac exceilent exper: *need in srocery Diemnees and state — tat ~elary ad ert ‘stall ahed & 3 ? ? est refer an to > aan D4 '"De teh > me Ra nica! came ti, pues for . Peas. Diane t, SALESWENC “ore: « Prot : $i ariicie, = ™ fake wn re ] ~. idreas 4 lenin of es | ERM A \—Manutheturer \LESMzNw— »,- office : +4 m.f 5? ce =- tee a OWT Th i8*' on . : SPPert ue: td “OOPS rows se foes 2 SALRSMAN—c Jre « rea! stare . ——— a peortunigy” a nme of @? grade tor ae and a cana Y eaten oo ie 2 tee feMonst rat to C Ham-nond = = __ Lex, ingten ESMEX x ~dal! tAA4 Reimen Sa LERMAN; , - @edium-e sed ; SAI OTIOM gods “OFT. FHL deg te on 2 mens 2 Per’ ties Suilivag fo. E48 ie SAL. gam EX—Maac al eppertumiey + for reference reqy'r Tul Sores. ~momte B} lila nee lige advert s =| om * sc er S| 2a Transform fies + “Oi or Miz Ce. : Dept mole 08) | ee = fren Give : —~ —_ - —— : > A deren > = .. ‘ "a? ™epe:; hi, -— ESE x me ‘a collin cur ir $35 i Dexts anda-«¢ r 8a) i) a ; ; ag sh ke amd riiew | ToT Oe? _tawhine Mater flmMere tre Comme ey wteaty ons @l< anced tee "# arge Prof "rs : sian. ee | lorie <% Tth « ee ee * | SALESMAN — was of aa. wit faa fa LROWEN— Vous mos Sui something new

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> See Bee me PPPS a %. e ? ® : ~ ° ’ . AT ae 7 | i. ; MARCH a, we 500 WOMEN AND GIRLS | WAN TED —Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? — aa eee eS af. EN WANTED | EN WANTED 3” sapesm NTE ___SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN WANTED | _ _—s PARTNERS WANTED HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS)HELP WTD—WOMEN, GIRLS|H RtinK; excellent « conneatloa ores omen tray. woe Ganrctts sae | OA tnt. longe €-range, low-price ra- ,; SPECIALTY SALESMEN—Brand ce PARTN , : £ : » civaret on | . —Brand-new ad- ARTNER Wid.—Movin picture show:| COOK—wWhi . gen who baa some esta s ee, © ee ab te ete in “10 ae | Bek nnn ntahon J e 0, monthly payments; vertising novelty; self-erasing writing pad | something good; smal ital; rebable ai: pnt a ons Eee Cabeny — aan ok ite # Sees worker e iim Eatesme S to call on Gealere. 8. F.1 trict reptcant wre finance gn egy ~~ pond 1 a" oP = smn tal a disappears: Afen with or without experience, to sell n: investigate. Box A-24 Post- ‘Dis. _2064W 6260 Cates. eteren . onan hi My ve nu : sales. x _ , Mi oo. f “ - saies monthly | wonderful \seller—-write today Addreas | ‘ : , Pp ae N 7 eta wer ; ‘ 0k —s _ s . Bled —inen 4 eo Te ee | vere betes $350 steady monthly income. ree Sales Corporation. Davidson Bldg. | r*on Gg bape arene Sea oat way coal and meting [EXPERIENCED WHITE: REFER. fe NISHERS—On coats, — aoe ye ise arete Nseer : : » i i “ i oa oreo = “n line aes nes “hing +4: from fF J ‘. F and ria, Chicago. i : oo slananet. vrofftable "al atheer ne ry pth me Bidg nnipstiinncsaitilinmanniniiniinmammniiae oc }. small capital Peg vy + 4831 8. Broadway. Dieasant surroundings; good wages: own nt. Steinwendér-Stoffregen Coffee Co.” AD. er, Ch - ag hPa We. 619° ~——s SALESMAN—Spec lalty; we have one of Eel All-Purpose Lawn Sprinkler Co., 429 16th | = mone Riverside 2476. ae room and bath 16 Washineton terrace Broaéwey né Cite gh ? , PAR TNER Wid. — GIRLS—To make salads and sandwichest z | 5. 7’ biggest money-maki gt De e 2000 will handle: salesman caliing on conveniences: must be experienced: no co! GIRL ran th some experience for bd 6 e and salary ex rof! , - a + oes ed. ; Jers: vers T itapnie. | le asanrnt . pe dis! nfectants and other sanitary special- ’ pense; references required. yply after Sells retail. deaierg: ¥ view . for selling house- 2 ) ‘w, Name last emplover an salary re- ry -{ ; I d to-house: guar: inteed salary and commis clothing and dry zvoods trade preferred Box ored (;rand 2°n inda, before | or Monday, ting. Pommier-Co., ; ' ; oe : ey iMEN—6. lea : ba « men capa ble : ceived. also give réference- all tah pe el ? “ " T caine $°5 : ; Mez anine Floor ~ " eon P ‘ ID aa ¢ bh ae Sie a ‘ . 64 $200 per ronth: wonderful |. treated with eonfide |; S201, Can CASiiy Carn ged per Week, steacy | . z . ; wnt tia seh pug — cook— ‘ nip pewa a ni ; ynid L ve nce. We } ( 40.1, ne ‘men ‘make ‘$ 0 extra - a f marnine fo r ight m :: must be over in ‘ ce Box O- 117 » Foe + pl kk oe Wd > Ss Home (Companion Read a . 3 TCHER—With own fixtures to share | wo Good; and. Page comico ayn! aie’ teat | OU to start, } Gap. 7; — er adi a underwear Ropp's. Reckoner: yseful 2 years: experienced m preferred, but | _ a ae ESMEN WANTED. edt a AO a ‘ely STIX, BAER & FULLER vy vegetable and fruit market. Cabuny | two in family: nice, sme!l house; Weet Fm:i; front ek work Prince & Us. - Shel} nT one . 4 210 . | @xcellent references absolulely necessa -y 7 lwcu ‘eis 68 jum, to banks and =mer- - oo vired. Ask for Mr. Shelley, Apex Salesmen. calli “9 Oe Irv Gooxc Cc ‘i vy ares. Ropp & Sons, Lake. -_ . req } Distributing Co, 1019 Pine. (¢) | Sputhern 08 ecg aia ahead ar ye Phage Boom | Dr} pods Ve. PARTNER Wid ——Experieneed man who hes! Bomont 660. | and Cam e@ OU a ane For light factory work; age 16 ‘ = EN—Several high class, 25 to 40,10 per cent cor ' ’ fe , lohe | . wn a _ — a complete vulcanizing outfit to take | “pOoOK-—Good ‘ housekeeper : wilitna | g1V VY Apply McBee Bindery Ce. n $100 weekly seillng gu- Ye 7 age; cool future nust be St rrioes Only Eeaat cae a aie SPECIALTY SALESMAN—tThe Dit | ' ES Fi eh tempers on arene ae *§?: , worker : companion to nervous single adv. | , : to men. women ana chil. . i men: for cit trade: ’ erjenee pre- ) should ap ply. Gi ‘ rt : partic Pipes : expe Brapn } rod cts ‘{ orpers inn Wil . }- big chance to clean ub rOxX -37 Po | tw a in fam fis . nice. ema! house Ww eat i i ‘ Ki 8 or ~ . > Looe y ‘® advance We deliver. mf os Apply I Laskow itz between 2 and|rience, references. territory. Sable. 197 sider applications for high-grade s PARTNER Wtd.—With services, in old- “nd: excellent references absolutely neces- | A) Ss) rea Vs good- . at asthe Sead = on ©., 105 West Monroe, Chi- cam m., or Monday morning, “ ireene st.. New York. ee ae calty salesman to handle or. telep | | A : Yi in tablished furniture and upholstery bus! . Cabanvy 660 ial ' ) Reandols ps , 4 - —_- ——-- . tograpk svetenr’ of interior Lele ones \ | \ .\ \ I ily. nessa: must be experienced tn dDuyinge wu ( COU *K— Whitefi for farmilv of 3 aduits: two) ; RL. - ta hight - " ; vy Fite *t a af i) - - {— ew — v a - SALESME ean At gH! Ce 10. " 1 TIA? fie 1 wT i : ; . oO {"¢% _* TE 8 Gin i.—Biumer's Food Store. TO7 } . (™ vFi" ts k r “oe . - 4 “ a peere w P WOrix. ' »- ommercina ({e : DP eieel folding horse: for : & arms , ‘one Karazes. factories, schools, e SALESMEN—H'or wr gga eS es gers; no investment Apply 1112 Arcade eading executives in every line of bus - | PARTNER Wtd.—wWith $6000 and services ; men with fe IOUL eX ence AS “Ne Bide ness Commiasion » rrangement ste ron } WAS opened , i - for first class arto an lee agency, 4 ait ) learn hand filling. stead iing Appiv Mgr ters, etc, : , prop- ; 2 Realigeces’ soos 537 3 4 train gpa ingyen were : - SALESMEN An “fde; in h ufactur 7 ng e fo low up and « o-operat or Considerad — , 3 ferent price care: sell from $300 to 3/600 Ci INTER GIRLS—G mach! ‘ ‘afeteria 60” : ing account to men who qualifs App!s to las a “samen +s ' t n tne lanufacture . wonderful opportunity Rox 0-366 Post- | Pine ef ‘¢ atiractive, 4a WEN—Ma ke $400 and up full time t % ~ ~? manufactut husiness : ) GIRL s— Murt 1) \eare Oke mission. ‘ -“Sliru Co., eek ; spare * time. gelling aiuminum an QO] : ye emit tition: Sampies Can be carried un- V 4 ) Bt ev York, ‘ 5 P read) two 0 three a “ ' _ ay : ne: : , . . } 7 C lich phantom Appt sat , ~ Broad- Hel: * iidare: le and Te sales crockery and de arin: pgesib e earnings over $100 j » oan le estn — a ' =o i : ; d&4 {g) TT screed “7—séecustlerv: commissions paid weekly; expe- ; weely; confmission besis. American Co- } i . wae f ‘ more men fh & Kr “ 7% . a. i ~ , : ' - BS Galis ; free raincoat: com. a ¥ oad men wanted: referonces renutred Operative Pub, Co., 608 S. Dearborn st ie sat tale ne 187. | ost Dispatch : q ' Sia lo clerk in arin’ _* soda mere: Eee: take orders for our ’ a,” Granite ae a Louis, itu. } Chicago. sn an we a amee “ht, HROOREATE. TNER Lo dy with executly 4 | | perienced preferred, but not 6 a2. : » AL KE SM KN | becker rr A\ Is RE ALTY & l take full are . wor : ©®O ( S l S | Apply Monday morning at 69035 00 y a Fs : ' % Mig FS } pretemtnstententietbiamenedin ~ Manacer, Illinois Hardware Co, 34% of art ‘calendars for advertising purposes | , for appointment, giving fu Bam --~- i ‘to ary “goods, ~aneare a : ’ . wast St. Louis, x1) ic) has enabled us to produce a line which experience and 4q' IMifications, Pres he residence aa COK ERID on MAC Hi NE ¢IRLS—-Ex [oar sane edt. , PARINER Wtd With $500. to $1000. for qe'’man ner BRot (9 “ark | \ raincoats, Eastern tie : , "eh ke \ t i ‘os Rell pain roofing, cement SAL =a aN— Men who hav ue? f tog | . . ; 7 : lanufacturers, 918-941 o Dave successful sales utomobile salesmen: sel! Moon ear, | MORTGAGE COMPARXY, ages ; i pany; ¢ | Gini vor patens es 7 | Stand 1e , ard Cleaning and Dweing Co., 3444 Grave (ce boervares, 4 sot s ’ | —~- . a } with no competition anitary ug ~ mn! 2 . eintees. eth , + te b t' © t d/ ’ wi Ss te? rlenc bustaway ; , ) capital to buy out half ise bial > fT jie workroom Heasont. easy work, Milwauk ee, Ss. i STORE‘ Glenco Du iway 18 a new, ae ll retiring eae Box 0-946 a iM gs Sui S an A\lterath Chom Klan as s ~~ te = n -. 1015 VA sa hnehans - ” } oom at Oth flower Locust (ce) Ss xrheertenced or teleohone 4°00 Shaw tories, tine inna. a) : ogg a =e pon “te take ag Bg a ve gag and want experienced You can handle sugar, flour, canned goods, more efficient and cheaper eee ee - ma 4 Ree, 04 Lincoln aus : * gepresent reliable and well\established New ' on With HOC FHClees WhO fried fruit, coffee and entire line of groceries, | dust mop. It is nationally PARTNER Wid.—1l own patent right tor! SWeEATCrS, Lo 2 iris’ ae eae Me . . ous on «4 commission cS . ; ’ mn care, “men ee of earn- wel} ; paints, roofing and autornobile :. ~ — ch Gr State of Missour! and hold an option en W AN TED Experienced advertised: s lis thi OuUgN taPrOo- | te nm a proposition that can ve solid GIRI. While for general housework e . | = ‘ aa! - +i d 7: BR «car. Faies ability and a ' se York firm: prom ie T) ral : | 1G ing g: 5000. a Vear Nee Sales Mer o~ ; . 2 ad , e | ' Za. @ nees. publication work . : é is, ith ni nt 16 pay: no money invested _ a 4 ti . — p at) ‘ , : ' : e. ite. efling Automobdiie hs xpe ( . , Steelcote Mfg C’o., Main and , large ordet from samp es: foods are cery, Drug. HMardware. Furnl- ; very city on cash or rovalty basis; large hod 91 SO] me experi-| fitters and alteration hands washing. Kood home: emall tan ily Cabd- 52 VW fh a 3 . 1 ‘Tor lai and tLincoln dealers. Bp: or 5 to 8. to ® 801 Wainwright de >) | pe . Ro | ever on cash or rova “ aoe ’ as . | t r nfeer ar ven watrtirs > } ing st T ir yt ) « nall inves rrv? vi OX vane . ~~ guarantecc + lig ture an@ Department stores. bh on coats, suits and dresses. pe 2s See : + BALESMA? AN—If you wv ant $6000 this ar, (c) ; call r. fi —S) write now: strong line for retail stores. | perience nr 1ecess: [+ «stead profitable ] | oe a ence with the shears GER te ten ee att n e G . aa “ Ml . . aa. a ere cago, I —— ble sales producers. Refer- ;, ot w to soywy th. ” ls > in 2 — 'W ae $15 - ' Roto. Mfe. Co... 110 Locust a) 7? . = yy _ _ ‘ ”, ; ; bi AY Si i ms. I if n ank or express company. " ae meron wii] sf avril - ‘al j ‘ - one - ; - ee « mission paid Box O-dos: -_ So Dept. 93 a. Serene, } opportunity to make immediate money with a Be nian ye ee CTE ences required Gleneco Prod- prefer man ag selling ability ex | is Wi pay you Employ ment, meZZanine GIRL—Drug department At 9 o cioe® (@) pe 5 0. _0., Dept. ot mc es is wis ; @ real future; ex perience ia not necessary —- DIS / RIBUT ER WA oF ED c . . 7 1) knowledge ( mica lisine ; money «s-*- n o7 1 9 {| ‘ Monday rorning Anak for + Vor dtriede. Vv manage salen force in olty: a r + SALESMEN — i10 high-grade experienced wa train you to sed] our line: you ean make as == Ms a 3 gee fem td Png 4 - a\ agence ucts ¢ ()., (Juincs ’ It. cured: an oppoortunits your life Fax i'w hile j}@arnil 1 ng and | OOT ’ Penry & (ienties Lhe yeat or more experience geil; Sm , SHlesmen. Thar _ wae oe hog — feted. | Bees money while learning. This is direct- | °o0) crdue University teats prove it gt 0-240, Post-Dispatch ; % ; GIKRLS—To operate enveiwove machine, alee and greases: thi > _— eiee plant, practically -com} ‘ets to-home selling r is not sold anita a1 eapigiels cotowen recs a oa by ADT DE Ved a ixt anced ires me Ik ral “ue? . he giris to learn; must be 16 yeare of ag®, 8 Position 2 &. . | others, pronoun ; good PARTNER Wtd Experience Sree , . you can ma e aroun » LX, BA ER & I LLE R liesase Envelone a Main and Vine ie? 2 7 i ’ . ’ ° ’ ' ye . - J) per week to siart if Gu . % " onl e local endorse mers ol throvgh jobbers : You have | oh] , ines Ford factory now sing test signer who desires starting manuaac- .) ° - & com wel recommende f 1) 4 ie . ' ' SRP , ’ ; P “at . : ‘ . . Oliver Langan Qil Co., 77 unmediate:! ¥ postoffic e bo: “R4. Tort = RE he ag yaat ag territory . “best season of the 1 by two o largest fa ‘tories; abso! itel: ' turine business with party who produces, 4 in Drv (Joods (‘a | GIRL Kor housework; mainiy cooking: » ‘ aA } Ar ieTe@ - ‘get ’ , if Apt ivy VY acuette | ‘ , . an k now ledge of factory mana zement eacen- | YY ’ en ex peri- | p ‘ . county home, nest i rk won: Wages s “J 2) a i. f } . rf rT ~~ =o a a> 1 sie Vn , ey . uarat itee to nprove pe narnce a“ r “galesinen | make real x wep - ee mies | = 111 : ar — Bide. ’ : jleagwe ef any motor exclusii >» Flat } t | al; smaif capital poauiced: ener, Kiv- ; month. Pho: oe Kirkwor a 40 ‘. ; our high- wrade meotar cile SAL SALESME! om Agents. side iiners, niftiest SA LESM EN—We want 5 nen. 2% to a5 for modefa in itis nurce’? ane , mp 2 ‘we ing nari uiars Hox e $4 : —— oe -- } enced. . | - . 9 PCT : G iki. met “CQored fe w#eaniet with “housework; 1 trvout, $5: satisfaction guaran ~) ~_— FOOD CHECKER—-Nationai ash register go bome nights Apply 63509 Delmar, } ’ ‘oA OD ‘business for yourself . ‘ ler OUL; Sells all atores, fices, homes, | ‘vears of age, who will trave! in Southern | mode! r pions we 344 j farmers, everyone Nelke car Roid- | Iilinois for 6 months. during which time | teed: rit ire a at sew if up while experience. Apply head checker Hotel | firat floor cant fe ' Oak. Te: “ao - a ne es le fe 50 cents: *4 they will be thoroughiv trained in our|{yvou can , PLATING AND MFG | Thoroughly exper leneed fur- HELP WTD. + MISCELLANEOUS | - ° | nce ‘ADDER HAT FRAME CO, GikRLe—15 and 16 veare oid to work in = copie . 204 Washineton (er? stationery shor Winter Broa. Engraving | €o Hon N Rroandwav little traveling is required: ours is a foo: ne tax recorés: all merchants . 2’ : > | ’ . , men must keep records. Ww : SA _LESM sN—P v large fruit maniaifaectyv produc ine, a ne cess)! cales exper ence ir hake: oy . Sr I, i an v } ° ~ : . t R — ro) Igo copy of new law. to’ call on city grocerv trade; nositing| desired but not essential: muse furnish bond | , .,;; ‘4 and has made a siicce: sling | tendent Oo} kanployment, . @ os Ine : Minneapolis. oe)60Oiéermemihent, with opportunity for : ; St-class references: salary to start | »») elas yf ; VOU aven - “T°? sA°rhN ‘ . ‘ ‘ W W OO } JI S TP ce y Ve Ay ve it, $65 to $100 week- | refer man between 25 and 35 vears| S- ont: ; ce ; s¢ ee F " 4 a. | ; es ies y-Bruno t'o.. b i 'g. Ts ; UE oceans cLE : ate © Indtiserint ot, she hij ore _ f gS Ss AL ES M EN Reta i ¢ lot hing must " 4k4 4 ADDR ESSERS = ° GI(rLs— | - fac ere work; good pay. “= | GiIRL— if te work efrorneens in exehse S ) nets . s. = ners. Yet! ‘ ' . i . . acts . ’ i \ . . . ef) , ee , = ’ r | " ice ’ ¢ A A od PSS Rw 4 ae Som ne ist ae ‘ “000 to $10. ot ner —_ rae bi P so ‘ a re are on Mme . a anc les to he he 1 horoughly ce. pet ience:| 17) re- Ser eral my y St-¢ lass ene! get }( ' ; . r Aa Lyf Mit INS KA rORS— lo trave ry line of tol. | ply .. > = 7 for ey 5 “os oy = ie? saat f you are a producing tailor- 4 gelling Fords: if you have been a sticcess | ied by Be gr a esmen. not order takers + all ladies so vearean carte, [7 2t_ Drénamtions: salary and espenses; | GIR (is—To wrap and pack soap Apply 7| weees Cal! Sunday p, __ R68 bitmal.: wanting exceptional! aciine c selline and ha\ Age '. ‘ Be a f | ; ‘ | in Fe. - apes ta’ the Latemteinl | rade an i t: aj] clothing pusiness in St. A nad fa rly experienced a W antea les legible and eben : to co “3:30, | permanent position. Box A-4>. Poat-T>is. a m 7°20 CC onvent =t i me (om) | GL. is + white house maid and cook: no an Monda) MOPrning Wiashhinetan gr?) (ERD) | GIRL—For genera! housework. ‘Apply 3435 ' awndary; Kirke oo T. excellent __ 07a) MH e felenhone Sirk wood gmmmission write ome. can do t} = ®ak®, bh ig onportunit: » . ' { ar lear ‘ “+ ry = j ’ : - = 4 . Mmportunityv fe own dealer: satisfactor draw ac- | ; ’ . ° oe | ° an ‘ af . r ' tron dwa’ r . ng Co., { incinnatt, O. ore getter B ox 4) 7 2: % Post Diennt hy ' unt aga imst ‘ omm!seion to ” . who ealar\ no object RALPH { [,¢ ) ] HES, bv large MAC h ie ma nufa tur Ing e i 7 -_ " = I = as — 2 ae cleaen ; - at Hawthorne. piace ’ 3 4 3 ; SM VT - om ew Se a oo ifs * dy rep! ving, atate age. ; L bal ‘ ‘ . 7 . ’ c “ « : ) lf ( ’ 0 oe 4 - y j if + i otal - aa my “7 ¢ “ ' MUR M AIK IR | GinLs— i x jenc 1 in hand pew! n rR “a Gik {, -(,000d, white in COOK “gna oi ansint wit SALES: MIC ) ' ee ‘¢ ( ompans ‘ spl I lid f p rtunl @ ation hands on skirts, are nd gowns, Ss It IE, S, perier " IAd Lucas, ’ ’ ay housework, good wages; *\ = —" atl pitas orith : Cail on grocery, butcher, . oe “ ae 1arles > (ort ve tee “unlimited . i drug. genera! stores, with househ: EB or aod ence Nterr: ‘Kidress. Sales and har! rf ‘to first lary sieady employment Apply Mr. Smith, lines Mfe and Beane eee Seen demption plan sweeping count Oe Ge © gd et :; ay ag te eos | orTeret oO tTirst-class men; Saiary a is : | Fountain } f . ' ' » Oroks } Tasebia ‘ , veilianrec (>) , * ‘ th fi a) a ‘ vTRI S—Handy ith the needle. c ‘rone Mii. =e 3 ae fal commigsion. mt fur-~ : success: every dealer needs if ; tf i The K Mernuf iring ¢ 0 cle and. Sales ig en YY ant , : P GARLANDS 409 ™N Broadway Vy] Ni V ES | IGA . linery Co., 161° ” Ww ashineton ie) | GIRL—-ijerman., “for generat housework : pes. Write Bcheniey teas F required to sell; $7 com n very | SALESMEN—The one (new idea) tn bust- and commission: state age, espe- . . Tie i ‘ all family; no outside work Call bees.) lark 6 et... Cc hicaao, — Iii. B. : aale: reside? hi territory. Merit a seho d THe RS efficiency, brougnt out a nda develo" ej T hie mer un i, th a utoom* : 5 t , . : é A] ‘i Ie R AT | ( yN 3 A \ | ys i Expe- (}1 RI a learn on power mac hine: dresses : ate , ryt 4 D lente: Grund 421 J : | first- class. to “fill vacant -_ COrp.. at Fifth ‘a ~ ; ' laet 15 veare: a greater need was! cover Miss ir 8 Flaca and Indiana; trust rience. ma rried or single, inelud “ 4 4 4 . pcs THE FINEST DA YI, LIGHT | 714 Waehineton. Ith floor ae (c) ai c. = iis +. — aid and , . . S anes | +> * ‘a ,2% ; neea-geftt ecordc ; i , ige =l ‘ > sy - Ou Th ‘ p- ougt be neat and poores. a SAL. ESMAN—C al Ds on depart rt ore . known, a broade field ok for have busi! , “® tine . c*AaA RR > . . f ee } | ‘ t | » . ' ory »ur + we ; ‘ |\GIRLS—For floor. App y Lutheran Hiosp! G thts a * : : le f 5- S41 10 and 11 e. M 1 end other first-class traile to se jus. ll the cash registeys, “adding. bookkeep-| penses Old-establishen pt a ty 5 ks Sat cating ing rererenees and W ha IUSINeSS . | At | ( RY IN | H K W KS ‘| | tal, %500 Ohio (er) cook; no laundry famliy of two le. Gas Light Co. 1017 Olive, Me «ally attractive line of dec wa 4 usu-1 ing and typewriting machines put togeth-| HARVEST HAT CO.. 2128 Washington. emploved. Apply in own hand-| Wear; best salary and steady po- WHERE IkLE—Drak goska wees, Werth, Wid em | erees_ Ee eee! (o7} > goodn hy photos or samples ner tie IAT er f vou ha ve eyer so. either of these SIDE | INE Q A] K w\] EN hyp QO. . 4 | | o . c . : 7p ] %) NTZNER ~ 4 4 | nerience unneces#ar r Ox . 309 P m 45h -Young. or ciderly iady to esriat wit'!t © cover either Mis sf me 6a fecure large volume of bu lal Ar- a demonstration at our offices wil con ; nae vehtingeeeserce hie ‘rmitiine Rox k’.969 Post Dis- sition. A pps — tlt ’ . { 1m ’ | heugework and cooking, more for home [ides ante end myo 2 = thar Metal Stamping ( port ity or 1 With ciea “ecorTra .? 1] ' weeh iV pavmen' . ‘ ' , " s 4 athe 4 — ‘1 Hin , ‘ } t di * + itica hier : 4 be AL ES ‘ME Nicol, ithorra\ ure Dusiness ca rds ’ awe ces artiets RmALe time te} ) us ab yul . ~~ p rie “ee inecessal 2 } WH I( ‘H M y " Ng G sins Experienced 12:30 ey Troad w = Pr : . cook. nd . * be : family of two. s: 45 $40. : | s 444% - nt : rk w oor 7s ron farry (nas en ieht Crocker, louls; re (7) rienced for women woth a aah yntoayy ‘ - dag | yvourself, giving ad ie ay gt lag ‘ > ‘ ‘i en hd bd bi ‘ ‘ A? : " s ~ CaS meee avast wu housework HT29 4, Se t mers Wholesale grocer, Yor tele raving: price very low; 100. 75e; 1000,| fox 0-147. 1 ont-Dis_ i : GIBBONS KNITTING MILLS, KA i i THE HIGHEST WAGES TO | — Kineshury.-anactinent_B lt a a r. Sece Sooris Tacks i LAN I | OPE R ATORS GIRT 3 To “sone an eeeineik” For info ma | 00 WY 7th at entys 1 2 OSL. (ely ispateh. { } e * Louis Cc | *¢ ie] aleasmen ' ans + .¢ _- ‘ liab! ee : . | SALESMAN to promotion = ss ° ~*~ ee ape inl [a eee ase. mew -— ' il fami! HRN4 Cate (e) | f liv hotel 4480 Washington reabt Relia le man to call on city | ALESMAN—Experienced advertising sales- | ouis and vieinity wr high grade CIAl- | waaners. will fmnd it their financial in-, ],, }); -orade sweater : Vv washing. ama amity , ares c?} room, family noe: — oleae f-estabiished cigar and tobac- . 3 man for an old established local publica-|-ty sa lesmety, Quality products, nationally |) ooo. future 1 nswer this ad. Please |) high gra l weater and fancy WE HAVE OP E NINGS > FOR GIRLS—18 years old, to learn. Apply “er GIRLS—-Or women, to wrap and pack "7 man Paner Box Co..%816 Cl | Ave; A ta rhe is ae’ 7 c teres’ and @ must have a ian who hes “- tion. The man -we select will a sub- adyertised 1 Men with autos and experienced briefivy tell us about urself. as We have! yn; oods S; les for Mi S)S- ier rmrerences Mpesaeary. GEE isntlal income. Write us in detail. Ap-| selling (o Karaes, preterreith clean recorda | Very desirablo Oopon nie tn a Den knit goods salesmen 27 =| REQUIRETHE SERVICES EXPERIENCED eS ge ee ee onl 4 spatch ; plicants will be judged bys their lette: A | dising and sé@il: ing ability w - ( obtaining | me who can selk with Ii' eads Pox sippl and Louisiana. TO Carry C‘O] | AR \I AKERS and nut up nities 304 Olive et GIRL—Or woman, for gepera!l ousework: oung man with some “gpe- — os references will be treated in stric i are the essentia al to succes! in ) h 1A 238 Post -Disnatch ic.) , - - nee ~ ° ( yk E KP KE RI ENC ED i 4444 * 4 \ 4 hs . —- a ~ good wares! na laundr 3231 Barrett experience for exclusive Bt. 9 —& _(rnce. Hox A-235, Post-Dispatch (e2)| one of these positions. | If yan posecte ve | ISMEN Gibbons Kpit and *Tom Wye : FRONT MAKERS © CIRIB—Apbly | St. Logie, Tie, fad Shes! cake | (e7) | ory: mechanical specialties a fALMSMAN—O ailing an” death aaane | ot ores above qual! ific ations, — phene F A. 2 - S AL, ES SM EN . ay ' : ‘ fe) “RO, , Al URS _ Metal Working Co., “906 8 14th ie) iced 3 income ig assured for producer. a | and other first- glass ‘vale to eseli un- Stat ef Hotel, St Louls, Monday and (e14) Zs * THE LARGEST ; LIV EST | Products, eredit given for ' S| EBV E M AKE RS GIRI_-White and colored “girl a genefal | GiIRL—For—flling ‘and ileve sewitchboa ’ —- t- Dispatch. — | usualiy gittractive ling of decorated metal lay for Int erview. i'M ry "RING ; "KERNS THE | ey O Cray lOMm | manana pig... arene housework Call 465 32 Franklin. operator; state qualifications and salary iy in 2000- population owns or goods b¥ photos or gambles: energetic man | SALESMEN—By well-known company: 10:) nacyr AST WANTS FOUR DIRECT trunk sales, also mail orders and | CUFF MAKERS |GIRI— For general housework: good wages; | Potts. peso J Ngee: ony Py pfitable, stea inco : can secure large volume of business Ar experienced, to introduce a BD she syst - , SSENTATI Ns: oe s! “ay . lere: v ‘ ’ ‘ . aan ot vil fs iv: references, 01% Lafayette -—Ekperienced for genera! nousew.®. , to 40 per a; pend 2 ve fl thur Meta! Stam P) ng, Co., 3°2 ” How ard st.. product of unit ersa!l der nand: also PP a ' N ’ FE ff ‘ ABI. -" + R 2S , cireulat ore TS ° \ our past rec ord | (( LALA I SETT ERS warns as amy) aye valle tat : it | room and bath J Jonas, O87 vumbu money - beck uaran- Baltimore. Md. men to appoint county distributers through- ,- . 3 sIICT cow over 100 (0) sales liagialinaies Pa : ; ’ GIRL—For general housework in seme Waterman 4 B John obishaw, Mober'y. Mo. : SA LESMAN—M: anufacturer of, aut tomobile | eut Missouri and Illinois; to men who — ME TAL ba ROD TS CO AR40 OLIVE. cS ‘ c commission basis: liberal tae “trict representation by sav’esman working making propositions In America. Our oo (é Cl .* for eoats and iB ns. Ap- LEAS, ern | ‘arriage, 6264 Olive Bireet rd (e)} Dye Co. 4236 &E aston, pount; send bank or commercial! . | automobile trade with other lines: esa» are averaging $150 per w eek. We —s oe a rood ehance for a hust ler. Coy HE \f \f K RS GIRLE—To labei butter. Apply Beatrice | GiIRLS— ‘To learn artificial flower — : Ra ies Maneger, Cooper-Smith, i lished trade; corninission basis References ing up wemrehouse in St. ao oe an pot cera. marketa, etc to handle the highest 74 nr ( a, ‘ ae p! v alt terat ion room, oy | = a F Creamery Co 262 P ine. 39 week to start Krausnick- Linder yews, Be iid Tork a “ity. : azine’ Otter ete... New ork. | exceptiogal opening —- manager with sa! les- rade lines of enusage and meat food prod- M EN ™ 0 sel] 1900 ( ataract ‘ t} Floor | ‘ S. SILK EVER. GIRLS-—For light er nem Work 16 veare er and Feather ‘'o 1110 Vine : : 4 e to ijrect a uets mani factured in the states commiesion CTL ] k EI | ER and Nn 4th fioor, 21 | Oth at . f ) GIRL—+* or general omg Hod hamily of | nC srosperocus selling practice), ; £ : Ve wil! not on!v show you ‘ea; men, A oe : NCes ! , j ss B C : : “ls, GIR! ray — : tains Geott Clean- adults. pleasant room. maa wages, reter : ¢ jl a. m. an . vee = ; : , F ’ | (9 S—To nin ince cur . “on : a i Call @ & Co "Milwaukee. hip. perience necessarv : this ‘: 2) , = - . P 2 “x ept iona opporten ty at 5 . rrac ° —s . : in atl : A , a oe ae bo > Oo earn mi L ; Ae Gt t 8- —_For f ctory wor pply _ : : foun y r = mt errenne = chee : BA! ESMEN—Sell « “yetaller attract : ro) A N- - Ex vw: tional Op- | man of ability to repre: ctly fn of possibilit les for p! edu ers; per- while learning Ackerman-Fenzer “hi Second st ny {e) | GiRLS—To igarn hand ne wing; good ‘store a possible customer; q . at 1 every 4 miter attractive. | ; ALE} ath ad. XCeT} tablished prganization in t? s £ © Pt. ' ha linerv_ Co 814) Lucas ae oer | ° ° be . ¥ ely har portunity Apply National Tajlors, é ir penaation The MeSavaney 3 i ly displayed new invéntion of great #@!)- aft tS 2 le ve mManNnu- | curities fé4r the purpose expansion 1 Manent posit ions with Ooppor- one bility to draw embrol- | PY S te 'GIRLS—For inserting ay tas Bum “2 Morgan es. Ohio. ing merit. unusually advantageous terms: | portunity witn arpe ae a irks) tenter the ie a AR TIST jirl with @ ren HI xX 7 ur ia | Rroe, Printing Co. 14° 27 Teruat (e* mn - =. - all | z : ey EN ggg book orders from free pocket model: lib- | Re ° - i 9 lent remun _— on Bi a 4 , : od . Tunit 1eS tor advancement ( ‘al] dery designs. Jacob Mange & 5on, “V0 | 9 ” “ti i _ GIRLS—" ome ready fer work new factory, aH yA for sgmenee ee}! e mission Bonanza for hustlers. facturer 1n automobile industry -jand give unlimited co-operation: do «: am : . Washington te) PACTORY GIRI. — E sx periended. small fam|is PPmo home| 410i Beck av: Cherokee car to Chippewa. painte an var- : agi ~ So =. 6 Mhaekte er ply unless vou can furnish unquestionable , : ae ¢hia "anal. aek fac we Te i = rr) or "ry ly : niente Ww oat mm inerer . mr wee | Medicine € 411 eck , iversal €o., 88 Ronald rd., .* . ; a Ae te i ents Nive @:40 vy av TDIs WeeK : 1s} fo} \ B -TENDANT—For city inat’tution Apply | d ‘ ) b Dr. lh D. Legear e a port unt ty. ee Rost m™ Paint . = | on Helghts, Mass (jive reference. Box 0-65, P.-D. preferences. Phone Mr. Ackerman. ¢ Lee ns le . pip _ ge | _ ir ” rh ~ 201 Municipal Courts Bidg, 9 a m. 9250S. Jagffers ’ (_9\ | GIRIS—To learn enoemnaking AgMy Je. | GIRL 8——Inexperienced or ¢ cperienced to sews 115 Marker ote "ee Louls. SAL ESME N—Fastest seiffne article on mar- | - = N | () (‘onnor, fifth {ioor s | La: to ip. m (c) Z50U SS. erson ay. (Cg) hansen ros fhoe Co. 3634 Taciede.(cl4 n power machines All-American Halvest aap anc ageaoll : } N 8cg ‘ © : °° 4 ‘rT, . . ] i 4 fe ’ Wii auto can make 9600. peater; contfection with future for. those | SALESME | Successful Salesmen Are Few |BAER & FULLER DRY | ASgORTERS Experienced on Sundie, Yn. | GIRL Ranertenced 19, dat Thad Tacieda™ | aes eo Me — a etliliing our sesertments #taple | who ai Y, a vee $ . l|And far between 1 hai ' en recor ” lat work: also girl to learn ran ‘- ' FF ’ ) A ad + GIR r ne n 6 deaint in malify: ambitious salesman roake . ape % oh gery ‘ \ ‘ ‘) ’ ar (‘le ng Co 3044 Lawton. ‘C) | GIRI—Colored. for -neral howusewerk. 5034 | housework 004 home for right party 7 etl ! and fami! re- : ny | | ta t p ith land am employed in Ea i PF GOODS CO. (@Z ) dry and ‘anin iC) | ; ” rr gen , | a F gommission. i- = Pe Tg ry con! fideniial al gy he one mpor i OSs! lon saice manager, but conditions { . + 4 | BEADE RS—Exper: enced. on dresses, for | name € are Pnrimht bc ae ; rs Cabany 87 06. 60: bo ¥ cree. (ede a Ww. _ Ohio, hice Lesdt P pe : C phen : | ‘return to 3 soul | adapt mysel eo home work On 47 Paulian pl fc} D | GIRL—To work coats by hand. Apply 1419) GikL——* or mailing departinent ivnewriter P yy roy en $150 ¥ w — i GLEN Er N Ee rn a3 Petia es. open in our sa cs Or- ee one ge A olan 'p ; tbat i BINDE iY GIRLS—Britt Printing -Co 1109 ippe rs Or Franklin Te | flower. (ce) and telephone, temporary | mints ane . ° ‘ re ’ '‘~ w“ . ; rae nil 1 ls ; : se) } z e if) i i 7 € ’ # + nO BsOlicitin neciuete:’ @ n- permanent Fern euaranteed aahete , - ana ° " ° i. ’ ' . ; , 1} tn ‘+ ty io ! r = _ . - } é - a ‘ ; P , y ee . : , & Te mins “ang “ay ; dress and phone number aii replies _ a | AY REA I I Yy ; slente, etc., In smail towns | I ! IM , ’ LEEK piy in confidence Ox i = oe io be eC per hour 10 start. ing manic urme. BAG WN Boyle fa) i; int * “Neat. German. fe t. ‘good wageet Rpocieltine. fine mr line: se ™ &sbdgolutely confidentia!. Fox N-359. P.- | to pick salermmen, also instruct the 1 sell FIELD N S SEKS JrE BOOKK EBI’ER- Double entry, ee . ae 'GIRL—To sew on hoows and ey en. Rose % ° : “ue red. Forest 935 ii hinge: if . Sullivan @o, 12% Van B : 7 7 ‘oil ing: if vou bave been successful selling the WORK. STATE 1 E I rey experience: state Me; ae oe Al | | Mfg. Co. 1508 Weshireton wa eS , a get ot = | BAi SMAN a oD 204-5 ven ‘farmer lighting plants, farm ac Tr: PION, OR referen: Box $11. _ Past-Dieret | G iRl—To assist in bakery and housework, See M Peo merece > | LESM AN—Chemica! age beget yd doing } °9 roofing cements, pianos, irse} PRESE N +: . . Te “he a OKKE PER—For old estal lished retail | 8650 Gravois. ’ GiRkL—For general “housew ork emali Eric heating” ree y | with man with son ot gen Eek manny a ae , wte., Fae Ore ee ease we ere aes MEDIATE SALARY REO n furniti a tore. daylight office; snust Steady, clean and healthful | re t h light } A 5704 oePh Sor. spartinent 612” mehie c ATINg appliances n man with eales experience to contre ht Bidg one ; eek V@ drawing © nccour ' / sARY RE | urniture . a 004 ealary: oa . 7, f G inL—vT © asest with ie wr yusewnoork D- 570 ePhérsor. spartment + s i wrig ©9 guaranteed Ww AND O7 HER ; nN. | thoroughir experien oa: good sala a , ply Mt. Lovia Shade, 432 N Lith rr tea fos on comm issio b . 3 Cigtribution of popular jousehola necessity " are how attec ful pa ae © 249, . . ‘ eels. a 3, be gy a [ye te dis ia first letter. THE IN. TEREST. CONFIDENTIAL, BOX atating experience. etc. Tox . 3 hie: oor, a re Mh did opportunity; in reply state ey A161. . ¥ * 09 | CANIVASSERS—$5 day; either sex. Call or _ 9 $13.00 after 6 months. GIR. i Two, for da fountain 6510 Del-1 Co. oth a Ath et roy Oe a i SS SM abe ses td teatmsee tor voteete WAGERS $5. Gas ivher wen Call oF k Wanted be noe ion, ‘attractive wi particule tag ¥ ~~ ; atoee 0 Co ‘Whole. | Vest Dispatch. Zr eee cs) Can you come and go at will? ° o-getter tin . r? ain Se ne ©) . — ve). y PER- | ~ , , ’ . Man Det wWeen 3s and nabip : SALESMEN—Ad ertising cal lendar. special- Se pneation lf you have the money It n ooo wey you sure Pb _ ; erma —. i van income ANY At Ki KS tk Or household ilet articles —. 3s , BALANCE: ET WniOs MER $1: ). 00 after 91 2 Vea rs. four in family ae L464 F ershing , mi ' GiIkt—Te “work in mae hi ine ‘pressing. ‘te C7 tth a knowledge of sale : 'ea- ) 3221 ° 8: 4 y and other high-class salesmen. Inves + Pit Mutual Tire Corp.. a . - A. assist hovsekeent a ment wages $7 50 per da mo ex business traneactions req i «ti ‘ll he Mr. Ellison, Mut when vour work KO 1 pay to producers N. Vande- | CE ND SALAR® EX- GinL- White, to ‘ ; al «co ages iH pbs ul » | gate advertising gummed tape. You'llt : ee meena E X PERIEN A } CO Cabany 8006 21 Inter-| neceses lange laundry ¢ s. weekly and commission. See “ Surprised at possibilities High-grade men aimee — LEA RN "AR I 7 T HE ROTED CRU NDEN M A RT IN MFG. se PR. am nights. abany , peer ee ne 4 y Ce, 7 JNictoria_ Bid avera - - + ‘ ‘ SSEHRS—Mer AP t 4 Ss SHOE €O rage $950 wdekiv. besides building pe-- | DISTE iB neral ' AN\A batt wien iat ou newest com- BOYD-WELSH ’ = —— Bright young aa te ‘all of . | repeat business. Sager Adveitis-| srape farce op st r° Missourt: ra for ad- | SELLING PROFESSION bination spring topcoat and showerproof COOK AND NEWSTEAD 4. Second and Gratiot Sts™ | GIRL—For ceneral housework ive in fam. | GIRLS—TO COVER WOOD HEE! Ls: in @teel line, must sta low tg 1637 Roosevelt rd., Dept. H-8,| tributor wantes | ty for. a « “ey Call| Whip cord; talk atout sna tvle——it's there ‘ eed ’ ; , | no washin ° ” 3 : : PERIENCE NOT NECEABARY UNIT r p i . ful op rtunity or } f anewers hese questions ES m } -- > j : re {f‘ompeten!, Tor wails s ané ,- Work up, state age and full 4 Shicage | joining states: ee B10 00 to $1500 to la: York Life Insurance Co.. 600 Comp and then + ome: 325 to 924 daily easy: BUCKRAM W IRERS ber~ wy _“ £18 Olive et Flore b! , tw) DIE BLOCK AND WOOD HEEL C own handwriting Hox O- ; SAL sal : ; 2 big returns, red handise: only high-grade (ron Ridg.. 31D N. 7th et Phone Olive 3870; DuUsiness b Ming. e gui Thomas Fxperienced girls on wiring machines. | PPRENTICE . " i GIRT. «Experienced trimmers ond Mmak- Tod PINE eh ; | = = ag N—First popular Price ee extin-) handle ae orereuen ongidered: can use |-> eae HE. Walker or Hamilton Cook Jr.(c) Mia. Co. . Section = Davtean HAAS CROWN HAT CO., Jefferson, corner | DRESSMAKERS Miew pi ICE—T wo “ian ers. Apply New York Hat Shop, 1482 ® \aint ag 15.18 years, tor aenerel ol beatin ee Cr er ever made Retail $5; others cost man with 3.152. | —- — a _— aos 7 TOR &. a F ow reaidential F ; —T 1 ' c2) | sew ing 53 . wal = Browdwry fe) / Rel! ow line of tallored-t * . $15. . : ood salesmen in city Hox | Va. st LIC ITOR! . Sia in| section can Sf (tharies. third floor i office work. igh schoo! Ha and coats. in es PF every hore. office or factory can be | two ed - aie average $150 month x L-2919 Pip i“ -— : . | DRESSMAK ER—I¢ vou have had #ny ex- GIRL Assist with housework ; errali fami iy: ferred. alsg nd ee tae a ag Dbropos! tion to high Msg mb. “ meee, Pec : r) pl nae 00 a oe | & ee SAGER: Rs To ‘direct a force of 'T W OS SAL ESM EK N HL’ S AL IN A SOLICITORS —Women for house-to-house so Bl JRLAE BAG SEW ERS | ebtburme a - ae “9 ste syne 4 "edd | ' no outside or jenny — Westmin- ces after 7 Matson Fiat . ’ } in incinnati; : i 04 Shatena ; Naas Py : . Niv i c > A a 4 Continental Tatlors, D2s-96 Sinch; no capital, no experience; territory | an ome ie efter repen! business and HOUR WEE KS AG Q), citing, [isa Cleaners und Dyers. 9239 _ FULTON BAG AND COTTON MILLS idburge we _S | ger. _Cabeoy 3271s. A. Fighth. REARS Gat Ee, a ae ( Ying fact Write Thurston Mfg. Co., Ex- | oan coliectia have exceptional | Tie!mar To. 612 S 7th at... «c8) DRESS OPERATORS —Brverionced: da oe | GIRL A—Vor genefei work in —To sell ¥ ar ee ” . ee . Bir: L and iook after ety S -] A ie to) © qi i mes * bo a yr ‘ , : ” ie, 413 E ole, iithogiapt “pod printing,” «mbossing. a. = e ak with selling ability, for | a. Ba. The “aecrbe “ Aidn't oe ' f 2 4334 Ashle nd : ee ee : , HERZ CANDY | Rxnerienced: sod , OTS, cat tae | ween; weds, Deeiee ee side Tine, having . cone a. _— Paresare me ne gen ayy nent in s ao salary and comm is- ~aouxh-—~ in one elaborate enbe re ng hrug Cw Denver, ‘ a, | ° . . aw BL rr TRIC : wrt o ‘i—-something easier——and a mo! bs g money: here # is: $16 CHORI'S GIRLS—Experienced 7. se — not mail original rec- GiRtL—-~Or woman wilhout enildren: * * bun one . si p . i manually ¥ , territory: aaae | ove es of age, to call or lifts. hydraulic -Woman in resteurant. at once Gil) Werber Garment Co im famity ie "he an wm nF. wi Se ReU yD : " ser Rianke- Hager , eniar’ S250 ee ‘cations atrict ly con years; : is terriiors - ery epien SAt. Byis ~Wia : . WAGERS SCCivsivs 4 . ” PARTNER W — For printing busi: A - mayen w ‘4 . ’ “ iile-awake rmen to “oD eseit x " ios al an ; M ; - . @ , “ i ’ 4 ae i (OK—— Fs rienced reference? pP Mon . ~ 2 interview ; \. > , Rox L-168. Post -OOK— Expe : san 6 CLOTHING CO. 1001 WASH when the us Cajon Conor to atart business sox 0 17 ain dinner cook. (olfax a urAimited fel4 af gare q E nes and terri‘orve aenuefnted in. ff) . ainars demand, commiss: - ee ' Woman, morning hours, good, Wages Fr INiSHERS— m james ‘ amy r@t ® a" . N 1 . ’ 7 . ; . rae rT “ and pr ofitab! ype upation We want san ‘ ‘hemica . &@ ‘nor OS “han “i RI {; (, ~. I’m Dienpat ‘ i —- —_ fi . and Arkaness: samp rat letter, Rox ¢ 17 P.-T )| Apply Monday between . Schools, room | tic neat really ast p . : hudren . be experienced. Apply Na a! Correspodence Cc 1s, ~ Lice that a + Bel i ‘ gtores. Sail i” mtr eicr CHILD NURKReE—For two walking a! ™ . > Brooks Witing ben's Ce, “Ger. : h earni commen surate with saLeEse M ANAGE i Age ~ “ bh sition ——-~ = COOK —White; small apart) ent where other EXA M INERS sat roe | will do. The ori : ; yPappitentions atrictly con | e |“ maid ia kept; wages $509 Forest 8876") bERTENCED, FOR MEN'S) ted : enn and Preserving Co 224 & oni” . a April 1: @ “app! IT ao ox ” 2 ast Pad @ ficor work; good ~Y" oT | ; ‘ r¢ ’ 4 S. pen ' ; , a? .T> natch ic) nt “We \ a 7+. red Ps vit) COOK _—- White iri; firs Bee Ss ie hietws fiden fia! Rox 0-33. Fe oe ro lledh er} fy BIA IAL. al PARTNERS WANTED wager 447 _# Lindell Forest 1146. __ 43) | P ANTS. APPLY ( { RLEE ; can be presen & #o-8 ‘arge fancy facty , y¥ to tire ge comn imsions } }: { R ( yy R must he pri Dis Ca 08 : : nA ii ' i) : ’ ; if s/f ’ ’ e . Ww aterman au ny log et perience whet Boat up ane ~n aree write Bf once ~~! - aman” is day. 6375 : d Bfletween 17 604 are F raven? . st ; | eon fe pt ny ceraiih io“ h1° oe gnencer » 1@), i \RTNER Wtd—tn_ ga BT on _ ' : — “enced m esemak ing : i Tatiansliy edvertioe4d Flereu Indiana an: io + reference ond ith aru trade, ovr oF = tor * on s ; AALO eT — bu * a soetlitenandtien 198 oc) a th express «7 — 465 ee om ng, room maid, $50. ~~ t INISHERS- ek 774 after 9 a m (e , Si a pretiuci a: ‘ eer . ; ; * - $100 week A + Sexti Tanr i ; i som hone ia adele - “Room 16. 4th fi ; ' ry ye bint. 2 ; minimum J uv SATA On PARTNER Wtd—House | rile TT &- - ie 5 Seer “are * A lbw ON RT et ge ok * ustier® ite for fut i paryicu lars to Bener PI r on 5O-50 plan, pient¥ wor) ‘ao, ae : b. Mi « - ms ca The insurance business [ts & write = * ho Os a= gerens awny 505 a ee pants must Me od re er willing to. «MEN — 15. to wor PARTNER AND SALESMA Exper s | Nations! Ta ; Eeptensibie nen sho Are . SHob SALE Apply Mr Steuber VANDERVOOKRT- enced trad din menianaias | for egy "ben wages. 4470 _ Lindell. ‘Forest "ia a rienced. Apply t a he ae Lad o . oom - rob . mang blawest commipsions pels. Here seat Bh ies. __'s BARNEY tit, Few a COOK —aAni d housekesper.__./ A a Eg a ‘ ty tot up-a with , oS as RTNER Wed las 3. | ence, Visitation Bee?) Se ¥ re, fature ~T a. rages i | Sere CALDSMAN D. G. CO nian Ww caadbiadinaed * Can ae GOOK—Must be neat. Forest 5729W. pay an mitial investment. See Mr. jesion. Box 0-112. , eee Whittemore. i Plaza Drive. e at. ah

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y » POST TISPATCR. ee 1600 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted dnd id For Sale Ads Today-_wsncu 19a WOMEN, GIRLS| HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS} ‘HELP WTD.— WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP WTD. —WOMEN, GIRLS; ‘HELP WwTD WOMEN, GIRLS) HELP > WTD.—_WOMEN. GIRLS | HELP wTD.—WOMEN, — | tare 7 a chee a ee “ i, 5 eS onnainngpamncenanaen —— _—- — - at EEB—As press operators end) ATTENTION, GIRES! sy SEO Sihi'as poms wiatle: gest | rect, te cur rivton send wien: fame: | "ade hace, ity gira gorlearas Ke a | WE NBED [Senco titernce ond ante te emer) catty, fita ‘N83 : ight factory work. AD-| nomseTemscrs. slay ells neversiion cies | HORSE WORX Fer geescal_poupeeworn: | FiMg., Seffereon and Bt Chabon” uchp ce tha ttle Pe. aia ae | gerree nie teak tee wom th | Wostas— Bice =i. som as x a : “nny 81083 Missouri Can Co, 41 Branch. Se Paes otal es Sates| bees gre Mea | MILLINERY MARERS—High-| sist erctige is wt = al Wa Ai | STENOG gAPHER—F; 253 | tercwiden ve‘ \cres. Sones aaa ; eet ee : Paper box end setting. | Se eld ieee an Beh oud (ov) | HOUSED MA ~Kideriy. to - ts t re est salary paid Apply third | rr alla arin ! asiness, central! ) 4 | pit V\ Wo CCU den emmer anne ' ‘. wm a ae ae rs | : E Bia vis sen ready fillet covering and other work. 314) "Parrish Lasndry. S124 Oulve ier | $'7_,goed home for rent party, em OOS | Moor BEDELL CO, 7t Sees Bel te mart Bos A | SHENOGRAPHER—Beginper, — brignt one | «oS T> seneral house Serie at S. Main st. a | BAND SEW ERS— bxperienced. on dresses. as ee : — ee operaig shi Sith eine , a _— ——— —— who can take onders over ietepbepe: good | WC . ; | house — = a tb and Loses bo érer as > et ee ee eee 2 ee wr = ms CREO ih aha a asleep be macs ippiatile ci — Pe? — — : ai. &° ” . ’ Y % ce steady. RA LI hel RAAT, ii me ae ppiy Kopetewitz Bros. 819 Washing —_ 5 . , 5 . : : : ++ - “4 ' Ri, ix, Fa GIRLS WANTED a | = ‘ si} VERS - ‘ : Eaperienced operators «an earn $25 per. . - La ae 112 see ®: s aye peek and ue in ear Tice 2 erty faciors : bor: . ; ~~ a Zz. VV €@sr.ng 00 iTR ES a . : , a 7 . a ~) ~~ = , . *, r ecki we erG. Co oe ore: : 7 cers. x4 ‘ive et. n S m Y4\ al } | - : perators learners cen e Anny ) aibia eet ia # T ts , 2 mf HAND F —ANG buttenkh _s ‘ ; ; | 7 it ' z : P : ; : if I 23 : " we % ’ oe ; is " T Ja | a wF ‘' . 822 Pin - ._Wre Ane U. Lena - n .. ‘ .% i ' ; . ! | ; T a ; = : . ! a3) P. | | wy Bex n4 ; om” ‘ | , 2 F ie: ; 3 ar ; ab —Eapertes ‘ : 7 . Sas cf ; cPE. OGR rAPHER— Ma * + - wn ten , = es a 4 goods Told , stein « a oe = ry : _s — . >. : ast om (O8is and veurs ~03 _ — = 7 . : : >? w e202 G2 Go é ; Wwrto ~= + 3 ; . ; : of wie - " urrnte . . on ¥ — any Ext ortes ad ° re SERIES Mecoricnce "7 not neces-'- fANI TRI _— 9 4 rf) must Ly : in ) a ae N sean: perience Pps . puri ‘ . = . = . ~- ; . netes* st erogra, Ie sary. HOME Cc OTTO ~ pare. A ot eo aon Meee Be > ys ~ ea a 4 , , a ag ~~ i a ae —s oS fj i , . ee aoe loinc accu * Sas we . ew" os os ’ eo re ‘ " ss Te f « ° " “ 7s . . . ob - , ; “ : i ’ j | : ; ¥ > teh , — "- a. : . = . 4 ~ _ De : MILLS. 2400 S. Second st. (¢) | SU "EN eee Se eee pe nase: gned oe * ie. ALSO SLEEVE 51 RS: GOOD Pay i \y 4 B work Te a ceetgatorind | Wo: For get ; a. Renters 1mth aad Oltve, : [er in the fer- ~ti€ m to -! ieee tence: oe ATTENTI( Nn. GIRLS ' | H AND SEW ERS et 3a | . lied. a " ci.1 7 = FROM » 7 0 ' : : noerm req wes 2 ot — ny a high! mandy: referenc , , . ‘* Leis OS iy oe Millinery makers acd trim ntes | perier ' nega eerie, ET TS en | > WORK trutvere “~— | * me ave mevenhl guard’ aa 1 2 = ie | q a . 3 will increase our preteen’ Saaee 25 > ~ Com; | COR! s : Ht c HT i non LOT HIN —~ C#O ee ge ea. te —e = . ; ; 7. KSON BLYD.. CH : pace piece - * Rox O-276 Past-T iscatc™. "Ss piy 6 S56 mar ta = —— steady work guaranieec LA LED, . ""4 Wae - 1.) . ~ = : ., — nave = a . . | : a on ‘ ; ; . eTEX GR. : PRER—} fon » ' ~id so o°} rn Th in , casework : os :S AL ESLADI ES N AFINNER— Experienced. | Jl | —— work scale. Come}*xoons2ih— Sr wen soletien ee Sop Se wes STORE. Och ond Was ~~ - ne . . : es —- - fat ried Wwdies te co... 1105 | Washing: oh 34 fT} OT * iH , e , — rt _ - x aan no | k . * . pa 4 Cc ' ‘ . nid ' j ‘ “ur? es ' vin As” j ' : ' ~*~ Fs ' : a )] : J> 7 r° = : > GIRLS—To learn candy maki Ing. Ld AND SEW ERS LAD Siderty. to care for chi a eV LoL ) : Ly il Seip. - ahead ae iatamealsl f partmes acer hs ' ¥ mS L. a ates : ‘ . . : ad ; J 4 : ; 4 re ie. - ‘ anhore eccastonalt se : rn ; , - =? : 5 in be an ‘a’ — 3 . 3 . : . s: ' ; e $s) = a oo . er — yg oe - }L Y—For assis ant at’ wholesale desk ¢ E xpertence : . nae —_ { L= r: tant prete >t Am o a, | Sart, por.t'e ‘2 ~~ Sn GIRLS a ar Oe lamsan® i” 6” Seenen Picating Ca. 704 ee y ex — preferred. 15 N. 6th. Ss ~~ v a use som . See a | ae Apvols Monda | 3344 Olve @ . + al « ‘ é n XX 4 a eal ® on . ) , 4 ; tha hats ; experience not necessary. i joy a’ Were bana | LADY—Elderiy. to assiet with chilérer ) | fi PRI wat ENPERTE r) A i erienc c opera-; ‘STENOG RAI HER | WOM. POR _COOK_AND HOUsi | a 7? ‘ } ’ st! : yi no . . “> ¢ ; d i i ie : ts 4. / : - r@ *ac ka and acerurate wri ~* . r? sM LL, a. @ vATE , : ial ' ae ry . . BR - aw ¢ andling ates “bere >. , ~ : ; _ ' - — , " ‘me Pi eacant working ho “Se: " 5412 # LL.tRE a: ' - Te Vacation ar rangements bera ork ca © Bat EStu DIES—! niedigent int ereating and Varied, : a | _ ever 30, trained for pe + semag ie '. f ; Cn. ttre aly Yaa Ww ID! le maki Li rm TrRPAW { /PERATORS ae a -— a +4 fined a st : on. se aS a ih ~ Cy pe oe eee eine Ca eee ee ee eee a a ee Ss ee ee — - ; TO LEARN | -~ —— ~~, - ——- ON POWER ‘MACHINES | work. 5856 De Giverville, Cabany 6371" INTERNATIONAL SHOE CO., | SCCSESTRL—Tor general bousework. For Glasgow and North Market. £ t 'SE at For general housework a: me terstett 273 En ieee amaaamagmas | eee > CS ET v——-Young with al and iz : JS , 4 = > —— GIRLS PSSGrRi—-Gmel! family: | wih seme euperionte in em | | et 2 RS RS need. STRAW OPERATORS—Experi-! 3&3 : | hats. GOTL- perience and ofh r aus 4 cat! . i will |g i wane red om = *0 pected address, under 2 omen. “™ Are - ‘perr 4 wn k “ae, Uayr ! e4 1 me a hi ‘ Yy Age vv men : s ate FAIR RAT “O 10 a te - - ey - - ah ee : 3 inl > = x T is m4 bt ¢ Ny We are inoreasing production and can fur in Sori & =. yi ~ ae ; t o! OuUeCctiOnN Work With , \ os ail a : - rare : " nish steady employ ment to severa! more! HULSEG RL ned. colo fer- | n ro rh Cat ‘ t ' . ! : , , , A 7 an la lias’ energetic girls, 16 to 21 vears of age; foid ne 5572 >a fleo ‘ : C at r rit — : ; 2, , ener Nn taaies “hg and boxing hosiery the werk is light. / i: Toss eget articulars tn first lett and st: wlary , ey A gg \ ed ’ , ‘ | " r ¢ ences to rk , clean ard easiiy learned no machiner — ss is il = as io . lauad ir i ‘ ‘ | J . ] - ; to! . } ISO 1 ~ & } ™% ' . P | . ) ' A LT RB ER Ni | LLI N ERY t O.. 1409 WwomMwEN— al paaent girls earn from $15-$25 per week TI) a te ~ - — -To laat wh , : , PDEA 2. Washington At - oe if day Saturda\ good wages pa 4 while ‘ Ve nd 60 44 i tg at et use WC TA : t 7 v. ‘ one Th ? - ' a . } , rf . | ’ na sil _ " my oo : Saari ae Pe uw of — - a. a - 7 earning Chester Knitting Millis, Laclede ‘rand 6 er appl® 3669 Castieman , — , a4 Ma ' . in ff i - | J. y ~s > , DL a hs ~~ ww ee a ee -_ ey a Cvts and Vandeventer 1} HOUSEGIRL—Vocus obits a aia Seeretine: vitewst. acressble eer | |v 3 IN , STRAW OPERATORS — Rest nm 1411 Qhemical Sigg : | ween 9 a } ati i : . Y i244. g? P ; es has . . ' _— — , ante 3 : , 2 . ’ & : wT ce —De % ou ve Y ‘ent te s : reS, tea | vy prices: pientv of Work wm tne Ommercial Isendry. : your spare time? We o— ? ~ ae ae oO! 5551 Enright ion and instru A’ . GIRLS 7 SEGIRL—For genera! housework: sm aed a. = = | a air 3 iin hy - 2, . factory in the $250 FB Berd rd enton TT & . : If rou are interested in steady work at | — TSE Te oon 3531 Slane: + -- & hae 6 ge nt ae po GE. tne ex ne aioad . , best alt ut i cory in the} - a ~~ —— . 4 men precio wenaete , V r | wat ’ r genere ousew ve ' } . - ‘a as a mh . po one ys al age Aes ot a homugerm Btn ware sprig ht & nieings | t's of ice. large jobt rr. : PER : P 4 a | = trade. Ali he FC K N EW , rte ; we a 7 American Preduc J ba wei .“ hein Put | Sorking : HAAS DAYLIGHT BLDG.,| Takesng Weimmun University cope PS : , wee F 7 - Brich Cal on Miss Hergog a: | HOUSE _- OMali ‘Go | p.gate ne moi ' nang Bergse: nes 4p°8 ‘ I i. > rbany STOTW. j ie ’ ‘ . a" . r " a ‘ " . . . ° ~ (*| ’ 7 Or | + Se" on ee fc . O Jefferson, corner St. Charlies. are rk: g ooortantty fae , a8 - ° r - r ~~. ‘ ‘- 4 : ii 3 oO. er 17 ‘. ike bak ‘ Ss ee ens nde a ay . ty Ty, ee ae, | road ed ) * peer ~ eas 8 on ys axe Rox W ERA SHIRT FACTORIE hl , __cdlidren . = iy Ra 81 Hartford. ; > ~ 34 Poet ~ U : ALON ry . : : ' . : o es cal 1. | GIRLS & WOMEN |BOCSBGIRL—For unerai sousework. must | LART——By leading Ivcrum bureau. nerwees | who ara’ RATOR nd APE ye coc tenn IND 8 Ev., 4th and Washington ——MaEE «© dept. HERZ CANDY TO LEARN Deepen ne FOTO os. 3647 Hartford. ic poate OM - b= Seceeenaill ; ters : Waist iN i . , ; Pade aataed ‘ . . 4 . $ af ° e Cabany 289) na haltanat 4 - a ™_ we ? : . : " | >, A ‘) (yPER es & : » mm 4 ed's : POWER MACHINE WORK 7 SECIRI — - : | ~ ther — | . . | ss a it ; ) . on use se i : ; : ees S ESL ADIES Exp SHOE SPECIALTY MFG | fy of 2; rn A nage 4 - sr. mmed : ‘, | 7 pA | reese Mary! Gis ir chance di perienced Siraw Sewers; @i-| To sew labels in men's clothing: Sa AL, ea | J. ; ——-— - aciatine dire a . . fa . | Ba PORES] ep y | mgpe ao are * et, 1 the SOS learn: good pay by, ~~ es avoty | or for nermanent. extra i j , an i ‘ tifian i , % / , ~ he pe hie , Ph ry) wi rk lor al! der SeECIRL GQ sniary. good bome wel . LOX { st st. erside 1606R 8 aA. m. to 3 'S rm}. ce? , atts — — _- fe a ——— - | : . | Apply KLINE’S, 606 H x SHGIRL— Wr ‘carl See gener — -| LAUN TN : 7 ) . _ ? —- _ beu UR HELP H rn . , . | i , ee 1. wy } | »Y , vee , * 2 , ; . % SL. JOAN P. LC TORY No. rf 1214 . Employ ment G) Ri S rk: 3 ad : 46001 Marviand i] _— ; : ae ' as "Sey SIR! —E per? ence m cook ng ” Wares = oe . is e Me “e ‘ re ie ‘ ‘ ' i i.4 “>. &, 3 rnerror ' a _ I | $86: referemecea 4462 Maryland noteeneineininmaid aa ) man oo exty rit ‘ 2 MP cry A ipnl. cS) * ‘On ay. ] : : > Fr i. : : Experienced for ladies l¥- nd Toor. . Hi té SEGIRU—bxver nee ° Guit " ea pa : a ; Light factory work: exper- ; lg : at - ee. aiueiiaeeien Fr ; = . , way ; , , , - . ? r - ’ ! on ’ be - ’ ; q >? . . . Ww nm ~ T* ,_ rArRs a ° ; Fw nal “ ; - . ’ > ‘ , > | . = ‘ ' _ ig > ai A } hed : : ence not necessary : ideal w ork- : ennnag — “ -— - — . . Lr? : i¢ { "ah \ j — te] " . . ' ' . oan } . e mo setuid - WV = La To-wear ,L ei ati fi depart ,: q WANTED Xt “AT KER STERTING Facto.|/ER NECKWEAR FACTORY, (3 Sc"wt incre Been at eeaday. 3 OPERATORS TO SEW ON ALL | sft2™aneety Cabany 2777 ee 7 pra tonsggs cy : , mre heh Maa . a> and cay us a PARTS OF MAKING MEN’S| So! secini—timcen Top |r And girls for mancie work? also pen | | ee rere, WR Tee fe) | —_—_____ 4825 Pin : t f hmalae ‘antes BOYS: WILL GIVE You sTRADY “otse® One who Tikes children en | LAI NDR d | ~— . | ea bh dy on: ta LY WORK AND'GOOD PAY. YoU 22 ** _____ (©) | girls for flat work: ironer an? a | FRSC rect é aacning (GIRLS TO LEARN IRONING CAN GET TO OUR FACTORY Snag pone # 7 .LDER MFG. COMPANY. _ ON CAR LINES: PAGE, PARK. a weenie 2033 LOCUST ST. CURLEE eck nera | : ERATORS ~y Bearer Dyeing and Cieasing Co, \) FRIMM porentices. for 7 "BARNEY CLOTHING COMPANY. | eer eee __ lites aia 3 ai | ress PARTS OF _ SBERS-F perienced” on \iadies” gar. | workroom. Avely * oes BARNEY ‘ =i Pi ' 3 3 rid Hy i . Super intendent'’s Sixth Floor. ent ee Exper'enced mn adcies "hate week a : WRAPPTR: 4% : Vea: f age "st ’ : ee. s | vs @FD a ; ae | Ages : FS iw Pro®s.. aun om GIRLS —- And women to yet Ter 7 oo —— adany LD. , : Fat _ : é ois. ae oooh -aBee making. | gay on place TSS Westgnie cadany | MAKERS— amers: ¢ : : } see . 2ESSERS ANI TvPist_fa abeming eovewgen OF FOUNG GIRL—Whit seneral MERICAN LADY FAC. ccceeetine 1 Qaeneeild gon | > TORY 1st and | ocust . HOI SE “GLE? are — ; , a _ f a . 4 Rs | 3 : ; ; - . ‘ : ; i | '_- m% : 4 s ae “ no obieetion t* . Goes no ™ > _ oir , — . ; . ; ‘ . ; 7. : — . ; . : +! 2 : cveak ngiisn good home andy eo oes ) eo : ac wor i irantee | - shy sit eh, ae: ‘vpewriter. D318. Post-Dispatchich ing: best pple 4518 «Sie aterm 7) mR vy, vr} € . € . . ‘ : ; . . ‘ r\ ’ r ; 4 T rw t a P ns ‘ : ’ R is « nc 0 : , = off: S aT ey | ~ & 1s ‘ _—_— ) abate Ai ses¥. , | aie’ | ey "1e] | peratot : = ) —f : ets ga nme noly Shapleigh waréware no . ~f Fn “mt Py 8s, iS ms ~~ = tha . mna : ae oe : ~ ) \t €-WO! riées: liberal allo “ — rience and acy to start. Bas Oe 3 $59 "to ‘73 per weet: eer . Atay Vdedde tite +6 ? * c DANAE INR nl ye Rant states ete Om ep ‘ ' . . i A ‘ ‘ ‘ . = - fee a : ~ - 4 - ; . - “ . wed ; — - AN i IE, ID ig wee: Py —* = Ie ione og tue une WOPK 1 : ot 9 .' anes aia » beginners, ELY & stig E aon c “tae * quic figuring yw “issdage oe . e iw i” “> ] ry . ' > mat vail — ‘ai . “ te ae Manchester ‘ FOrNG Sa Lest LADIES—Neut ‘¥ 4aLK tsty SHIRT FACTORY .*re = : - SE. : . —-: | awe é of oresenting « . ; ia for. ra ae t: goed ve HOT SeGrnie- Ext wren “OU ay ’ 7 i? yery Te r “ ; os : a. r ; - . - - . ' +e : : — ~- - os. . . _ . Te. . ‘ ‘ ; ’ ’ ” . ‘ ‘ . . : ‘3 . = * : ; : : i — : arts ” a | = meat 6th floc 2 ies In rience unnecessary. 4 25GIRLS “ets | eprreciate good home ete bath: wages $40 16 years or over for labeling | S"0'Ro Se re ge : , and packing departments. Ex. | $. Foot wAees, excelent do i. AN alta | ells ap phere * hor . : Mt , ply Monday a ga.) wr nern img oe | oe = f perienced preferre 1, but have! — ke =e : ae — | noes , nso - , —? - ee [+ wil pn TT | = or lena corre ° 4 . oe App! 3 +44 | | : eres. me . : epenings for pempengeed. Ap | SEW rh pe : -* ati =." 50 ' a ; Ati : 3 ' x ‘ Ln , _— ; 3 i * ~~ Li , on | L — x s SES. Pome y — - ‘ : - } 5, =. | ‘ellis * 4 - x PCr Le ig) = + uPee.s , oe we - . ; | MARKERS - . " Sot - oie . : : . ; :, : , oC 7 4 ’ , . 100 ‘“ . . . : 2 , , : a | ’ , : sh . . : — : : . a} a “+4 | elt _e i wy ; ; UN : «, : W ANTS Tete SEP Ee Wor ‘‘-. rors! : ri riuUming hats: steac Ty} ' ’ ae VRAWS . ¥ aw 1m yt 7 ad ae ; ; ." , , ‘OMAN—T sid ters and circulars. 799 z i TD vf =o ' : ‘ ; | : = + a __ aeee a. | Wanted to take charce of mu * ik 'y a GV =" O- ‘ - ; . ~ 7. : Rite “. ¢ : rari chert stor 4 ona wich ‘fy 7 -» © J COLLAR MAKERS, he cEKERPER_ Mi ed ind pa parry ats Walle learning : ga aS KAS | ES xa} Wastes CUFF SETTERS | nm st ent ar a SL HAA | | “es > , : TV AKERS AND LEARN. eee ~ : some knowledge of elthe an and vel- i 1 c OPER VTORS re oo” ‘ | Su : + e ) 1 and harles ? . “Ne ; w ; esr “~ ane ght. on uve ehine erInmanent ' Se 7 th hest salary | : , ae 4 priees; will take girls to learn; + cages Baw 4... - - “ , a GIRLS TO LEARN HOUSREREPER—Good nome: no objection el Haag Trimmed Hat to) New Haas = We have an . on By ¥ sn | ee ae ceteremnen. Peres 06%. / BUTTERICK PUBLISHED MII LINERY 3 “} | . i » ; ' sme y ; - . - . ™ / > , ‘ | : a' owantcea pale to Keg in- N . “ 3 e o-n Rouse jean 0 Ww Gi . a ™ « r / | ee . 0 ms rte ger 3 ' : cP ERA ’ RS ; : : >. , , ners, ie y &- W AT. KER SHIRT — 3 : : — as : were — & —- is ie J ash : ngt on av °* t | iris over 16 to learn to trim rite before to. m. i722 Gre 0) An USE Several goo mints icine a a ie Per. e rood Ps | FACTORIES 16th it: 2 ony me oo O90 PD ladies bats: easy to learn We a. : “ i 2 seaming . ) a dns , ar ag > & > 4 . ~ . +4 ‘ py and OCU re oe? i and ha@and emniaved. pay you while learnin Le and give | for motheriess home: hi h - agi un, a... Schieber - * — a ~ —{ ; : it .en | : . ' sees ~— ; - . - ; . | e ; , i sn " — 3 w Os * * len, @ & steady position after you HoCeEKeEPER—Youne. for young «itow. Millinery Trimmers and Mater ) ey, ~ 7 pee eee — ‘ imerested ae ~— . aN a - is . NOs or cr xd - 2 . ; ‘ : ; : . “A ix ° ox s . ' m — z . : 7 43 S832 . poy mn. Can teach vou in a very ‘ te, : . . 1D ) ew mor , am re | wee ye i oe re 2M adwar often: «5 Chen ene Pet chia t; c 7 . . i . ‘ ; ; ‘2 _ . ra 4 ‘ 5 " nites ; mak pa . “a a ' pe) ; -- ’ ic - — = — — anes 3 : fa¢ Ronse :¢ ‘ke Ker 4 short time. Call at onee. CREP ER—Retishie: cood cook, sm ty position i scat ? rR tot Beacon folding ne. onre ro ¢ abRae 0 Ee ee ee ; ; . phy “ hing vitae TERS : ' . de : e 7 ao ‘ Swng a gees. be _ entral regi: eee en, comfortable S c : i? a : . ‘ naute — erate . —o - ~~ asin ; ae 2 ; voe vec ; 2% TOMAN—Fer Unen Ppeen eork rood heme ‘ e@ sae Baer-Sternberg & wi*teeP tes Ls . : Op pacts x. 2 white « : ton een: . MLLLINER ERS enced ply National Tailors, 33 for active worker. Apply Hoel Jeffer- | certituiere rere Her @ ia Hour Cohen . — aS . LJ $ y TRI) ‘Tuy > F : wn 9 * ' . - *-° >" 91g Re * Sele r = . — Ps L7 4 *\ ’ - -_ . . ' _— : os - 2 - , ae. : —_— . Sag ss tA : TERS . arm Beas a : ried : “TER = rtenc ; ; uf wa X—-Te ers © magne or as Acvir + : > > “* e = ? . 7 . > . j _ . " ~ , - a » - : + | + RA sm *ER Whit erertly (4) | I REP VITT TINK] NU A cz ane retn a and Olive person. St. Luke's Hospital. 5535 Oeimer | i an & : oie POLL OB ’ Lei PWS . — - ——— a Ne » as ; . vrens arth , —— : , * a i ter ‘enced ance work as. oe sag sree = ‘ ann ' fin e 1+ ™ W a@SiINgToOn a , : “ fea ‘¥ » - —_ —_ ’ Wom aor 1 lem 7 ; 4 ss r LA ad cs E® — At - | meee eee oa - ‘ ie EE Mil i LL ua a : — 7 ) ¥ 3 oe, "eas exper'®nce Rex L, 236, WOMAN —Cacs od oR rok and Be | | , on om 4 ond = Sew. ———. 201/70: Fridey er Securder: $3.15 « o>. : RA x— ‘* age and - 494) _Deronahire _Seut ham: om car. all : } ; raressers “Ss. ar INSPECTIO? Fa es ar Ma ear toe Qirar & ail esac , oe TOD z yz \ it . aad wi’ : {v¢ r eshiogse. . me — rr -3 Ss — ~, we =e. to = prectical Lg at " . P is , “ de z oe . mas : + ; , ae Box “A271. Peet. Experienced. @iiT Ou +: 7 . ' . ae — * * ee .' . . ¢ ; , . : - : ‘ = = - — sa ctanentimateee wre i ms . . an rimme ci<t . ? 4 ENOGR — Cagebie die of = WOM A N—Reliatie, care far ie ai afierneons a. we references. : erators. Marve! Ane ner ry ™ 7 . : . == , —— - OTP ment wavers. for beaut pa baal RE gg MUD erga nee go PAC : 7 . ) att A STENOGRAPH ~~~ yy jers in an eut-of-town depa , “4 : - aoa . ' ; co ne Oa age — ref. Ment siore: good siinries a | Ta ip@icns t to those whe .; ae , . . , ' es . . rena : ; i ees PREROM AN wr gir lieht usewark | y EVIS-2ZUKOSKI MER —Exoerienced andi Renee deeceee tea Wii pe he ee «a Pulier Dry Seoten Ca ' eee os eee | 1} 1: Ww ish ia peo Pees or _ d pr erred ELY - ~~ Ce. nn Shaw arY Bee | a : ng Moog F v ALKER. STERLING FAC. SEX GRAPHER Experienced . mimed ia. - ceuhiee ak ee norma TORY, léth and Lecust, 24 f1.' Sifertgees required. A —_ '

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ee a ny —ornenrrmas: ez . et er ge eee Pac ee SUNDAT. j : NDAY, RCH 4, i928, MARCH 4.” 1998, Se 1600 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. —_rost-mevaren_ 1B ae ae | ee a ee es et me te nN am .—WOMEN, GIRLg Wawa, 77 §@6sALESWOMEN WANTED | SALESWOMEN WANTED ‘ez wal ' RErAs Kicnen work he Suns S 3 a ADIES—Experienced. _ ‘for Iadses” YOUNG LADIES—Catholic, with some sales | CA? 6. _ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ' MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE E ’ ; “» Radio Repairing - } MACHINERY eariy Noncda: dias, ‘ame. Fes Be FRL N, & a at. ¥ ne ¥ e A . to-wear. 2306 Franklin, _—_ {c c7) i experience: vo rmorn/! ngs on! bh aif or ia —f reserve 3, “quars yi % — - ‘ . aired and ; ; ' ; i¢ ALI, ‘ Ar . gs ; " : 7 {ce ; | galary. commission. 1006 Times 4 pact ane etons. $0c; all kinds. 3615 Finney.| (Save you money. Call or phone Main} For Sale Serv. & aeteent Ce “3234 8. Seana | For Rent | A U ] O M O B I L ES - vonm and ton eB DIES—six woe. to s2il1 custom- | enroliment depa ldg., ic ANNON ey On rit > Deaier —— : _. & yre ‘ ; ro m ST% “ry . 3% - Jea ier, : —= ‘ ; i ‘ r. 1009 ‘Marke ROOFING PAPER AND PAINT — ot ' oi . a Rages SO3 Easton ic) ha . eatin © roll. . C uy STAL ¢ ALINE T—cComplete: 50-mile ra- oe fy ectage Bia: i 2651 lbes- () Weekly ~~ %" — seetere, . , e 4. rred | mee I ANeY aia et our price list; sizes up h.-p. Sis Market st. oe phones. { | beeane | | a | al ie Hep with : "4 : App y —— ee CASI KEGIST E! ss "A St ir h fir | E 4 3 | | z Jeed - Pp? y mootn aspnait ru@fing, per pa slo iaundry hat Se EDIES—Small ready | filler and side- ¢ Nye a or without experience. to sel! lots | vuy - exchange; expert renee or SCTE: F FMOKnD aspaskt rete, per roll. . | ane 84.50 meee $9891. 92 i. ory y All between 9-193 Si ¥. # a on 50-51) basis. Benton 355R. (c7%) og te geawge in improved property which | —* ine Rete 1.99) 3- ply Extra heavy gravel coated roofing L 45 bei ECTOR—and step amopilif! er. $20 PE ANUT Tl "BES Benerai housework. em.v ._ oe Ba LESLADY—Fo: veretable department h ~~ # that prospects buy immediately: | RE GISTE 5 Ta : a Nails and cement, per roll. . ae | 6207 Ktzel. Ca t+ 0363 SW 4 G ' , a Se ‘ie P ashing: must live ft a Lgnd. 7th and Lucas (c)! igh-class young women preferred drawies| “electri: 5 r gee /_ Nationals one | Outside paint, red ouly, per ga | DETROIT o $7.50. ERNES Cs 10 * eat . ontrac tors’ toy ice ump Ringsbury bi ' 4 . oa “eet — | account. iG 1606 | By yndicat e Tr ust Bidg. (eth) tion ning =or oe oid; one small; Al condi-|Outside paint, gray, brown Ay green, wi RON SP EC ‘T AL 3000 OHM PHONES | 9/.90 ERNEST El! “E CTRit Call us for tnformation on “Our Little ee hegre g | x AbIES—Neat. steady. Wisconsin Sk. (Ct) pon; Peasonable for quick sale. “Box D-217,| ver eal ~ Wwe spe Some $8.00 Value |. 4847 Easion. | Wonder” Pumps, sleg ether pumps “tpectaily “ ie . é Creamery. th and Lucas. ic) e ik . | Post-Dispatch EN’ rk Al, HARI Wa RE Co. _ UN BALE #4 90 -- en - —— : — | adapted contractors’ pn ? , | — eg a ‘4 b as, — “= ; aoe | ALSEWOMEN. CHAIN HOIST. gap , Rll N. Sixth They are @xtra ioud | rn © , daily, =. aggewte Se imnisi01 riz? For milliner d bk A nan. 4494 te *-\On: bergain for garage —e— | ELECTRIC SALES CO, 1025 > ‘ MACHINERY | P ee ee (coe, ! - laily, ; . salary and commission t ht | m : y and ribbon e- __ an ~ Jelimar bl pe en eal . day bey: |= ONTRAC : me , Phone , ae” Celine. Mfe. 1 “+ 2 artmente a ‘ Switzer | Steen aa a K OQOFING Open e@venings and Sunday a. m | f Ce Ee ee =) | CONTRACT Wid - ¢ Sfon dung trucks . | : = party . 4 im Ld s Ppp) \ Ar witze ; hil Re Ha } 1x ri Res (> 31s —_ ; “end , ; ieee - ' - ? offer subtect to nr of . ; : ; suls o rur . e a: ‘ py Msiagirs Store _— ery Dept PIPE ORGAN . Jers TI? _e ofc: rou uy elsewhere. !ook 4 hes ; aoe Eas yA crit _— lor sales a mn A nber J Wacxeoner Fr ae r (e.. Maedieon. Ill. Tri- gare SB a wear STIX, BAF F cans | AT HOT , GuORT Chat ARPETS one ep ESE Om (. BRACHANGE 7 Wanted used and hew attractive urices cit LsowW te} Broadway. cor AERP «& r op . ULY GHOS ‘ RCH, GRAND AN ahey are | ‘ Lil pees. Se : bad eae , ' = al we — Bante rs ; ; otal a tee eee : ca oa ai | ete. aie NG " ‘gue 6-4en deme Gian an ee og Se a i - 4 BALES. | perience “ | Ma 40 Gbinonstrate and’ onit ceeinne nt na _citars from ¢; “we «8 fh! 3-pl ie rt + exoosed wirins ric seinen current Mes OR4R Biveas WOODWORKING MACHINERY io mea - eneral nc eWork; ; . Shoe (%. 10th and Olive 4 . en4 ; ne 21.70 for v0: a new ate au ~— ote oo ewadl ‘ i ‘ i\ : ‘ 1@ SLUM / ee 4 good 6-ton dumeo truck, Cali Ty¥ier x to iiv irty oountry ; s “Prove ; ga per week; part traveli 4 pualits wa ap tint’ " mat , ded se —_ ater ay em , ' a for @ Pemvoistralion Vuliia ‘ Wis . (New tee Used) bat Hike i + 2 «ad mp 7 han oe * LA DY—Experienced, ye ung. ‘ery id ; ite Goodrich Drug ‘oO , | $2 F Pr kal Ahn uer smoke: tyne pentane - a ae ( JOA Jusse! 4. = D ty a: ston. Bomont 1630. . $05. ed. Cail Bement a BAL ae at t figures. Apply J. Fox. O11, Omaha. Neb 9,! Louis \. Heinkel. 4650 idaho a, ee ee , comet a KI | a _. = BS MERIT MACH] NERY. COME ANY Pe Somomt 3629. a "in on ote ed : me | 4 f eeee-Berr Walt Pap : Dent : *h flo : | DEMONSTR ATORS — Capable women ¢t . in 1 and 2 tor - cao : ete 73 — or es wags vi gg ee ; , they , ‘ ‘ aia . ca A hemos . ‘ machinery bought and solid hy us. | 1511 N. Broadway vler 7643. POR AIRE N-ton dump truck Cabe y n io Ate 0 Assit oe F > AL Ke SI ADIE Ss demonstrate and sell dealers: $25 to $75 aR ~ SON 4018, 90.79 bt > os *. Dréniec 4% ran ae ™e j- Pane wens het — sae Ds ‘ya recht Machine Co., 721 N Big Stock bat ‘sain vrice fo) | + 2) F, u r n re. 4 4d 44 er week a ae : oO t 5] ma! h i a AD Sa’ Ss iUrNi 5: ial int: : t., St Auls, Mo (cS) ‘ er cs a 3. ae : ? pe bok ; part traveling expenses Dn . _ . KEYSTONE ROOFIN AN] d ' T ry ;, p . ‘ ob ins . 7 vert P , ‘ . , oe ° : ‘ta MAT HIN RY VW td l’«I8 Mil : BARGAINS NS A T J. A. STE RN or lead ‘ eritral i740 4 iv iA ry 4 , ’ - ¥ ‘ yaft ‘ a4 4 wr Ry 4 y oh ; oes a oa : , ; > I / : : 7 : , ire ' . it . : | " . JT: ha, - icPQ) | ei j vfess Sx! ( & j RO : new ruever ie.ls 4. & and : FOR bbe Rent a Ford and drive TT - ease SU0c per hour Fores TRO. ied ageie, Sic line falls. $4e r . S5¢ daily, 45¢ Sun; a ay. ase Sua Sun. Taree discoew wmerée dave le ee ee ae EOE Ym cme ._ a ) t S—Married ladies = + ' al ' ’ i ie - , ie az Ou te 7 an, to do house- , ea 7 SALES. Al “ ; rdays hi . ryr,! rt ry "A T E 1) v¢ M AN are ' f 4 s~Creened lump, $5 su) tony ; , a* RA‘ KS oo i We aA raca noidas : . . . , ay , . s sat : . and ! . io LL 197 "tome Mis ; iy ~ to i* Ww ide. pom im= in farsily of four men: Fridays an eat! }S oniy. - Pi) ri Bet ; vOM, - : si ; mnie Universe! “pt 1. tare Oxl12 rugs Langan Bros. ; rr a ae Sew m 8 ’ _ . 5.090 ibe secondhand leather belts Mouth Side prefer red. Box . a &eGor'r ’ yetween 23. 40: free, to trave! immediate- | - inGel O9O3. 4. A Wik. — rareal . used safes. John - uP ¢ COOL" Caan of ex rer Lio} $90,000 f and \ elevator cable wire E ; emer TEC ST ae P . £ college oF norma! training So oop A lL A | int Oll@e lum » a “—r - : wAak Fas * : rh tA mid 4 079 On mnt ‘2 roe? ; Q ‘ . a ; ‘ . . ° “~ ; . : ; 7 . ~ " a SAL ge] BO ‘ -U ae fl 4 BOT atart opportunity for promotio: to si ' ut.- $5.50 Standes $ so» Grive fog ‘ oa / Gren'e work, launched last Marc! “os : , yer & 2a el une use of : m ~8 : Al i? ~ wer e “ nes J A rTP. ate dy aa 4 th, ~? Ga) Uindell ee - 5 E “ “- _— SJ r} ; ‘ ¢ im? , . ‘nh ! . st j ; *T) : 1 ' . . ' , —. * ’ ’ . ; “ Store, 620". Eas- ian ynusual, immediate and natt le ac-!| ante rreet it. BF : ni ae ee ee oe . volt Fre ' rat motive - pith i a ah + | ceptance it meets and satislfie a real eS ' : “” " , 7 4 s7' be€ he : 0} : 7 ’ ‘ I A ! oe , tial ’ alg ‘ ; 1% j ern | j it ¢ 4a i. : ‘4 amr 4:3! hauling, : icy at enamel , ; above will acoinmod om | ae eee ert ’ a & p Farm Machinery | —o ene! : 7 ¢ ‘ -sirmanda It offers he superts > : _ ’ ‘ 4 rT} _ }-k#? j | . > " > (>t i — . |\who has been cae Gaah = Medteein mae pie 9 | from guve | Pe en es ee ee aia oe LA S. 36 i jointe: na 10} ; 2 and 3 ton: by : “ae - ‘ — *) S Jt] : ros . it s. — a , }i} eee a ; . ‘ i i 2 i ‘ sii ue # ‘ii y ‘ » 3 - - . ‘ : ss ai ; 7 bm 4 ‘ - é 4 ities . Z i - 4 —— aL: ee ‘ ’ j . rag . . : =a . ; ; i ‘ ; [ ; ; at ‘ rye a *% - - - oe Z in dress and/financial return and # salgry to start If |; mA 2. Zz née pea ‘ aaa, 1526 Sianer aad m [bought 1 "$40 et vor How: : % apes ios HIRE a Cak—-DeIVE If YOT Rep! JF. . - fi ~ 4 a fae tg ; te nanent positions. | You are betWeen 5 neji | Aucated TOR ai rirT (‘re NTS an h if and - W r werd Monc 344 O11; om, : S11) rer ‘ »k ana percentage. iwith a pieasing personalit an 908 palt i in - wi?» BE LeC LET) iUrny =. ) b lve > “agonee ert ‘ . on 17 ne , _ bad om i ‘ ; “ail bY 7 Tol a : vm log saws. , : Packarda much ower daily, ok puaay. oS v2 Pa low K or 18th and Frank- we will be glad to g you full details sii tn Aatt Rak ¢ UDES. Dd... ‘niversal. | 15°’. one 14°’ e@ 12 one ®’ and one & ; ne sah v re 1" moulder, ete Brown | Machine Shop Work | Monthiy rates ; . ee 4 mets concerning age, ducatic Reape , Rede | Tle ney ndition . Pha ' A 5 TTT ran : t gel! chy ; os ‘ int h ie) | PIN oe ‘ a A SHIR Chiive at Open sty te \ : | ; hl : —~ ; anand _ . e . in Fle tas , . > ; Pan My q ' + a at a ” : oa @ . ' Fa Os afay Mi) AN} y aa . . An pairviar * AMIL dg : x “- BALESLA! Lis ror at departments: mus 7 > seerae aerate ‘ a en sa aan ; ec. . , mA ‘ : . 7, oa? react ; , ‘ & e atvies a id se zea both new and ww ; : ' , . awe ‘ _ S catiaitnaas een ‘ . a : , “t ai? 5 ' bea ‘ Linea mG aig (SU ' . , ; . . lasle { ita. l'ren iway bih effet —_ rire , er rice ldney 1°4h St. Louie Ventilating and Sheer Mets - >~ RENT A, rout ‘ a ‘ Lions At ’ ico) | = rE.T metalware stamping and drawing at DRIVE IT >! Hw LP. : ' 5S: SALARY $5 » & 50 Seturaay girls ppliy §&. B. hresge. a. mail orders filled iexceisior at. ee odes @ . ; @ a) . a = . PHOS P . 6tb and Washington, 3d ur. Mra. Brady + ’ } Llu PHO: V 4 > ' fe? . rMIC AL EX PRACT »P eatrifugal : , wh = i aT ESLADY—For drs oO and furnish- aT h motor: bargain. ¢ G. &@s a. E ae amnping ‘©o S19 N. lith By 4730-42 Mei HERSON Ay . pial {)'7 4 N Hroadwaey vier Se \ ° you oz ,e ter price on your : i ~~ , 632 Deimar 1277. ’ re . ‘ f j , ms . 44 . ot» ” cee ‘ ALESLAD) ' NE bie ' Better Bends 7 Oe ee GY) eee . | a | no TED. ye & res must ay ie; ; eT rome “ ell rer alk WOT ‘ : ‘ 7 nf , * . . ; ; re _ eeae “ 2 : - - } y2 , ‘. . | ‘ , : : 2 tin] | LL? , 4 . , ; , : . ? 7s praats o8 ’ . , t, sta’ . | : ; Ve ft iu ; : oe" ss. i; : : ' > ’ 4 vegeta dies. e | ommerdaed , experience not #9 ensentin C$ obi Ne Mi cL ‘Fine timekeen: must . welaht : — | . tray 470%. | ' ie “8 Ay imme - | " work. AD : honest ¥, niegrit’ communications conti- , ett! : } ' i mn. ' te ‘ -- a | Soa J wy f ; a f "> ' a. a%, re } « iat ti ’ r : ne) etn oe ee . asia jrant : dentia Marquardt’s. 3546 8S. Jefferson +r * 7 é ' ' “ . Hone Grand Las (j r oe ; ' 4. Ad. We d « — . ‘ = {) t- ' : iG : ¥ , INE : i) TOOK . } >’ n BALESLAVIES—In «ity and small towns, Wanted experienced sales- Wainwright ee : BP tog a s 8 '@ prod Fools, dies. ekberimentel © | : ante é ee et ReCwaresseee; CxPe 4 H | . 1 e @pte , nt ns e si a — mg UIPPEDO! ; Been | , 401 MOH stamping "| JAS- 4) 3 wey, | AL AUTUS Wid.Aniy condition rience un nece®sary in spare ime vou can 3 - ce : | . : o> es \ | = : + k. OOS ‘ | ‘ da 90) . . ws ; ao ; Juntata st ecaily earn $3 to $8 day. Write Lorraine women Jn various depart- | Hubbard por weit. ase ee raat Pe os ne ee spe 1 RA HONE SE’ ‘or Bi! ang LINDER y Boot tob | é i , ey ALTOMOBILE Wid —Will install piamt r © ul ra G ! 31] fener | | A. : Ls] eit ‘ J Beott io A! A “wttir rtomt) ‘ EE ee iT Co.. 542 Barclay Bik =e: olo ——- Pran ricy WY ONACEK A nditior cor, Suman gor | by 7 " ty pe binets linposing hone or 455 S an y STTIW | in exchange for suto Bos V 269, BALESLA DIES— Intelligent, energetic wom- ments. Apply Superinten- 114 Olive — design bulid snecial machinery, {AUTO Wtd—Will trade BO sores ared Mise en, over 30. tra ined for permanent, profit- ‘ nen a. ) J Li ODON UPD a! logged aste pi ve and ma” a { entra! 6653R ' EI “EC PRIC hi OIsTS— American, Bpregue, 1- in (vy, 406 Deiph Lsidg.., St. Louis. M easy terme 2i¢ Rist. r ae article aed 9 , % “red = } } G ‘oe j . interv ev —e — (Cw) c P ( _ ? ; » | PO. your Di lurnb ing in a sanit ary coud on. . a ait . - : 7 a — ee a ' 4 f ; 4 . eo 2. ee ne ~_— a. : ¥ 2 ~ le aid- oir busin¢s8 zanin I 10 IT, ’ J LX, BAER -pound cans — i Nee ol sant ak igen . . T All ‘ > | aa ae "7 4 ~i, ’ } RA DIO SE df w' . . K mplifier . Gis . Hore ‘ ; & A Hiv gh, 1300. a et i _—— — AUTOS ‘td ~44000 our no Gade school educa. i BALESLADY—A t ae. S ~ St resent . . ‘ . 1119-21 “HESTN I LEN T- , . ri itt y re e; yarn ‘ -Western kiectric, . buib power ELE VA TING GRADER—Western. game as | meta: nek te reasonabdie rates AL TO wea é-cyi “Th ot te “ye a . | - N-291. Post-Die.icd +2 | mplif and lp tveaker; Al condi and Freeman, 302 Rialto Bl. MACHINE OOL CU., 22 8. Broad —Good cylinder Vie & nber und jefe . a to $2500 required. Box _ soe B.\C2? = | po Cur : — | ‘abany | ; ce) | =f. y cash; no detiers, Victor . = : , piete aru Hpbe ou or igi T¢ wW-s ry Hicing: perfect o10n- “RT he - A N ny ay, ME Y Ez R 7 rinting and soe: Al TOMOBILE F Wi — me pm a iy vay high-class specialty im St. Louis; a device ~~ Chesterfield and Piedmont. 3) .' plifper. batteries, 1 st " . Ser © a , “ ‘ . tha aad ‘ ; ts pr \e8, ‘ ‘ ; be ; p fo qu cK 4 hd Pe ffa Wreck } ehi ri at 5. fn to pre vent theft of money and valuables, ss == A Tie ml in g000d ond I a. 3 s Prin D ; Y "1240 N Jefferaon @) i Ox str! "Eas, 1 he ‘ aad teun) , mogtniy Ford touring preferred ‘very liberal commission Apply 418 Tower e@ e fF> al “heap ler) wt . 1004 Market } Rig John 4aAr = — e ‘dg ; Bidg., 604 Olive st... bet ween 9-10 a m.(¢2) 2p ri - on ‘ANS—Tw: Ob-ir niflating fans mn . nett Wt olena le and it il To- ) pao ’ m : : _ ‘y FR ee GH — re aid Preck *, yh nder, etation- | ALTON BOUGHT—§Sd to $4000, mor wgeaeg itroners, $° Dep a BAL ESL ADIE 8—Do you want to @arn money ' row igrent 1 starter These | =e" Rtore BID Prankiics. —— — | shon ‘hen t “Call ; 9ROO Lucas (cr | = -° * - - TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING of: bought. Beomont iIs8co7W. 2 Maplewood . ; you! in ° We have a wonder- I : r) hp re \ _ . tg or ave let ’ (LEY Tinnae And AS fi VOW i, — | - o — ro ae. 7 » . Ww) ) “~ FoaDUre, mr MACHINES Vu . é a ae Her to *meke ambitious men ant Salesladies | been resound. to \contorm "with regulation |" @03i_ Manchest bea Pa RO ee : - | 5UTO Wid Used light O aedan oF Fal are . . @ experience necessary: os + pny a —- ve ‘Unch , “al, ry wT : , , ial - le ‘7 4464 Ashi: ’ ; o> -- : ; ‘ ; saldedl ' ALDING MACHINE— Delton @ im@iytiy aed passenger coupe state model and price: lay 7 te hn ere! + kera of cast n aqu ims. 2 , gt ~ Pulnipe, heaters *?, IT AKO mt 746 Aubert, Forest 3137M (c) private party Box 0-30, Poat-Diepateh ter ie ’ rTTNle , ~ ’ a ‘ ve ra) . . I ‘ 4 if . ed Qa ar | " : , ‘ . iif . ' 4 sie ; , y, : ‘ ° he ; P ™ rye , cry s'a yu | vert . ) - i “ML 2 M4GCLOrB, ‘ } , , , : ~ rba hn o % i} — i fs : Pre poe gg le vs ian) : amet Lat} | , t Alo] NiIACHINES bor rent; Burroughs, Al TO Wté.—Toe buy «a new of nearly new ‘7 « . A uo _— a ‘ ‘ , ’ . ie ; . i ° ‘ , we U . “' . , . 7 4) } a . ‘ ‘ . p it) , b, ; , . , oes VV a! en ANG o.hers. Call Vilive 8; 00. ae light car > 4 - ~~ (silo for . work will . : ’ e ee : : , ° ! { ? re , 4 ; ‘ ; . ; yy oo me 7 . P . . : ne“? } ; ‘ 7 ‘ ' . , , : ; . ' Tr SsoowWw hh (« | f : ? : wr ae ry at omen ain inti : A ' sieaiele Trt , VW 7 nnecie , a De ne, we 4 _ : ‘ CHEVROLET OR UVER! AND }\i4.—Late [ i } ‘ J s LS “a naar aiton., 7 Pt wie today ; ep 2] 5 or ¢ Locust st. \C) 3% iclede @ ephone Lindell 4 ) A gaps i eer il rf t . Northe erato "urroug! aleulaior, Golden Gem, $12.40 | = +: = 3 7 - — . ‘ : ' ; i CUB, - ches P . . : 2. ta "e*%2 ; sd = ‘oO i , iTe ; : . [> | . nakesr S$ ana ) : : . ’ ob ' re, ri %., Po . . es | e: r in 1¢0 iki - " , ‘ ' ; . 4 Will exe ge equity Mm SALESLADIES — Experienced, : Ime mal aater | a >: - 2 A Re | : 0) com plete .| "Adding Machi nd Typewriter. Ce... 264 i ¥* 85 ; AL. ee : lpaltin US ry Sal SOU OC! \ - Pi ipeless lh urnace — $19 JU do.A R Mads — . itcbboard 1 & F.. i AE y. 2u Office Supply House, Ar- tule Gana aa ~~ ae for permanent, extra and part J 20-inch 1 REVERE + RE AR And up: sc hout borders: paints, | Ra pio-—Regeneral th 2 ott am N. Broad ier 1526 47s. | ua ee’ Oo Poe 17 ‘Tite anty Bldg : aay, 1] $79 50: will heat the aver ‘room cottaxe, £2.50 and varnishes gailon / plification and loud speaker, without | _ | we Mt MEOGHAPH Wid Must be in t Wid-—Will trade large 5-passenger time work for all departments. nion Market. ¢ at 4 SOLINE me ORAL ES Vie. Un Se f ron ing car for a ‘20 of ‘21 Bord coupe: | | Must h&ve experience in mil- We carry all sizes for anr siz : i deem) yao, SOR” a Se wate Y | = © pale | "E'S 606 W as \ “ L STE FOR 1G FREE CATAL, ARDROBE—Cedar-lined; trunks new, ‘e 62164 | : “ideal “mm use ners pation Brock Motor Car Co., 44 ie Nive | Prone Caliany 4637W Apply KLINE S, 606 ashing- | linery selling; for steady work | INDEPENDEN? UMBING AND HEAT $38. other 5 tods 312 ADiIO SE” ong -al y tube rm oun ve 1 and 3 ret cla "Ove New Edison-Dic8, 1529 | EXGEX COACH Wid} 43 or li sae : IN ' Pn Aas . ond peer i. ‘ ett fan De ciaenel, (‘la yton, ' Ton av. Employment Offiee, S “7 . . % ie iZ 0 . ng a | ervets t ’ [ ’ ) ’ ' s ; 4 ; iy . (09 and for Saturday only ply RSE ee Siena : eet washer: new: ! ible. AOS i | ali after noon, OOUs weterm ”: . 105 ur- . ; ; ; i | ] ‘ “ iGA “ —Ailmo rt 19 - , , , ) G3..R it ON TABL ax - a. | 5 month lion » b. D ) ” : a | | ‘ E ont floor. ce? ) | | pow MA DE! > e2 end in 4 , i i , oon ng ah West Ena an. depertasent. “9 Fi es Michel, second floor, | : _ ~ m stalled materials ana ott . best, | RADIO SETS Wta want y or v Pe. all 12 p.m. to 4 & m., | STRNOTIPE—New. master No. 3; cheao: | Poni —Speedsier or speedster body, Al yi. -lVower aunt perfect o: de! PORD Wid.—Will pay si00 for Ford jah # aiso Ro ¥ eoosty¢ _Olive 750 a | Rr" vetside ford oO ' } ’ he rT +? *, Pics ] ‘ " ’ {oy fj > — lie | | 3 ; ntral a ps mee. gi Bryant 24\2 “Me 4809 o —— YPEWRITER ™ ¢ * Te List, Fb OLFORD Wits ~-Miarter and generator; o}rap, ‘ " f : ‘ i iGis Le *s AF. rT rt — (enair 2 j . ‘ - . - J } gon t . a : 2 ' cnaritabvie 1 : mx s” . Arnold Wresmad bhiigh ltidee Mo 4 ’ °° ’ or \ ‘ ‘ef cht carts y ‘ ‘ ' ' ~ be , wt : . oe bod ih ' i ae 4 bye at j ‘Pk t ,>9 ‘ nie ee* « — - ; out experience: ‘Tor permanent, | on, | rts, doll play your part you | | | : | = | Saree HI . PEWRITERS — And, + W9:| FORD Widcctoucine 1821 on a Ree me Cies mA vou 8 d : , LA LILY ‘ Af ' Pion hackine ; S at h Olive RAD) with starter: cnah Vorest 26100 uperintendent of B. NUGENT 7 . « nart me wo . oF } 606 AS ti) hate ; i tedibes sien * - Sian eerte it —— e al a! lets riocoul : vt net re rit ihe tt cnt trem , , extra or part 1) 4} ork f r Fat J ) Wa hingt Tr A . i : - 4 7 : ’ aunt ; ‘ " ‘ 1 yt he ‘ 4 + - AG € : » a , es il — Ty OW HI’ . : ot EEE ata red - A hange FORD W id. ml ate ride! : ‘~ghangre Ae! : ' . f I : ‘ 2.366, Pow Viepaicnh equity in let, moder: ; ‘nita Park. BOR ; ce | 2 all departments; splendid pt ee Spee SRY Gk er ag ORE. gM , es , 1" years ve rh als. Be S5e, Alexand tadio rv | | : ; . a _ Bs Ay Bes K LINE’S _ : - ap -” ; in © su the 4 e ) ; = se . prayer rit re pitt Pit (iT R ‘(me Rovai. ene I, ©, | 7, Overiand, M ie AY ho Are ‘| horough!\ . | portunity. é ppiy \ m5 | ' ‘Be ) -— : . ’ >A Yo! To ain dean a as , r - * tee: * aaa sates ae sy wr Srrit rend condltiot cheeav “all today FORD Wie Kesdster truck: (rede Ghetre é ' : if ' | i ca ; , . . : 4 , sate . : ed , ‘ ; J j ! ' re. ~ - a | ; : + : | ’ at touring er sell : ler e"7bW. ia 4 606 Washington, Employ yment ey Ore) ma bP oie lition: 355 imphre} Y* prices! A. vr mabard! oo Gibterent Stations 1m One ¢ ee new ond used. TYPEWRITERS Wt4.— der wood Heler 3 , ' , . ’ be if , ! ‘ , , , eee ‘ ' i con 2 ore bey 0 " RD Wwta — ‘oupe exchange or player a alteration department. @ : - = : cee an, me SALESLADIES—With or with- . floor. j | i‘ 4. Qr . - j ee " “e ki i “ ; a4 ‘ 4 4 ' ine ot 4 i | . . ’ ryt 3 a a ) : al at 5 ; - a f } ' ere j ey eas ’ ‘ay che . : A ss OE : HOA k «@ ' ° Li ri me rir rY #1ape- - . / plane and is; pay ai aos © A ee 7 Al, LADIES For vears Ann le Ds j ) INK a e bi vg } , ot ~ - ee 2... ' es “Sire KJ " ' rege a‘ He I mie i (WRITE p- ~—Kemington No 10 LO Weerhing'ton PIAS Gf 1es : » Tr) Nieago. creator of tist} ro ris é } mint ott . ' ; : - - “* amy i ato ” ot é : ’ omn mi lent a OU . ’ ' 4 } o on | bre ame ‘ ; , ne at) “orks : Ke new Benton 6h. W : * ; Ri : Vtd. = eupe, ae ian, suring. ee hu ’ ’ - f ey red r , ‘ in at .* 4 INK Si] — —— : a oon F oe ella Began eee, eee Require the Services of — we 2 ) sh x oround” fir -ADIO—BSit ibe se j. jong. distance | SAC R? wen ae oe : me. 21 at ' ROADSTER Wid —Marnam, Poche re ‘ft teration Departm: I . a 0 nee is “necessary It onl INVALID CHAIRS it ' I are egal ego _ ap ne be fUaranteed, « ) > ‘e102 80 “AG TYPEWRITENS—Selling ai! makes, | Hudson; not later than iIP2e . oy > Fl ; . i i ‘ 4 . \ s ; »? " rt a © ba * oe . | . ' dio tte ha ‘ a i ty , =; et) ° jeneced’ Workers on in ae . - —_— : : pO bay? a ' ree tal « Ped ) “d ag are prepared or rent; trusses. Draces, eiastix ; hanee® as . , ar oe eeyitl ‘ ‘ ' , ta order we ah ae ret ai Pie if a? 4 whe ter Co. I lee har = "= , ») B. rea , eto h new tt . rs. i Pine at Main ‘e rat 6496 {097 | ROA VETER Wtd.—-Dedge: in onosiloet. # 4 itire time to wor! nsidered. This 7 fa f supporters. H. E. Lehde, 8 8 oad way ‘ | " o = u a i? +, anil “=? . nes rot . | 5} 4 . .c Ae “ ‘ os Cand / a iif - ' ’ . “ he 7. 1q) } i . sie Loe FT Lee" i} : , 7 4 vores ; = ~ eon, a cae . 7 4 | invest! ! PP! y lowe: ((}| @ IC TNVA AL IDS WHEE! FiAIE Pol or! , : Se og Sp mee , . “erir nies Union Typewriter Gs.. 117 N no deriers. Grand 12 Law wee Sixth Floor. 7 ype ber: Sadtecal Gcsemyther wih to WS Bil ia aude. aan“ ameiememne ' le , pe A ge oy dog BBeT Weber 9d.. | SET Oe eis ope 7 ‘Ba chinert - , “° ROW MRR die” caer EN S$36) TOURING CAR Wtd—1 want tf be Sg . | a gt ong Ann _— ne a ecril O15 ify 4 rlome ¥ ne outh ‘ + Sobre one ane ler ‘ aq irosadwar. (ef) TYPEWRITERS—Seljing all mak epeir one pase must be late mode! —S i? ; : lacksop bl. Chicago. Vil. | a . re ; » ant iamawe Lindell 3097 | Terns Nev ok ont O opule ——— renta Fietcher Typewriter is | ondition, or woul@ consider aedan - . | ctntenias | . os ane © | for reads -LO-W eal milline ry, - — ' : ; hy ; VACHINERY—Jaw or evratory ervehere | Main 843. Central 949 “Tob ’ AS reasons ble Pox A-4A50, Post-Dia, DERRY : ‘ , “se wes -——AKgreasive, to well t ' ewing-hammer crushers and poulverigers + oe or ;, — AN ] y} \ { 0) o —- ‘ ov tpee? A Aoevte =) y f WOO ‘ cjwrernear , we pl ; rs hes "rw Ciis-—Porte bie; arn ag machines, | Bop ~ rk Y loened on eutemeobiies, tte / RT : : me hoi j ; cre ” ‘ - ar 1 — ) is and cre nN ] al ‘h gir me barat Ion reveal , " fir rents . $5 for 3 monthe and Care bought, aol. Aute AYUCction co, , Typewriter ‘@ 204 ' OMiive sales per day will LEY - week. Call 101 WN. Mais “c)| Selhng. Apply Superinten- White vercblaib enaineled, 16530, ait «| Se oe wi ANY OLD THIS? FOR y zon “TABLES A iTANDS nille st eening aes) 4 pM : BARNEY S| uin st - P} | bite percep , 159) LEZ US PLAt sae | BRR oy pn a oe ol gt shone | es a ware bh st Tet. Olive 325% it buy all binds of _eccondhand au ; Stam! & 4 f , _ aver Aviy Ri om hite Tor renernz) BAT ESWOMAN—Who knows how to Jemon- dent’s Offie e, Main Floor rate an electric washer in the home. and he has the selling inatinct: salary end | Baleonv (el com missior Federal EBlectric. 1200 Pine Res BALESWOMEN — Experienced for indies’ to wear shop: gnod steady position right person. prefer smal) shop exper!- EW ky rERS REN. tt ibe, | im condi tion no object ; » American We’ zg Machine yd Ane $/ ee a “'ar aA ND 7 Pine at Main 441%. oe aS LOOK" 10) Al! TOS W ANT ew ry hr a ‘ nderweod, +) “yey y : Any we Ke: pou yv 9100 t% sag = morovement new machi ne , 4 ete ad nme fe buyers in Siate condition: $45 cash. Grand ! 71. Buu i you gefl Vania MUTOR Co, “To. Aa . ey jrand Lindel ’, Delmer 807 rimen: 804 Eastgate Apnly ad Wolf. 7362 -Manchester. paAnY FOO] W i Maplewood (7) r, neis 3 ; {ee 7 s . EALF SwOMAN ‘ravellng position open for | a ly a: » Br ee LE) ay wiing f i y £upr ‘ + Logret » ' ~~? . i ' ; ; . : - 4 i: a any ee ge Rn ge oe Bmw | $75.00 i AShi FOR AUT ee | iiy ‘ wel) educate a. refined iture4 wom- F( yR SA LE WV ) nent T be ‘ ' / \ ' : j me et) feos S. , im@t ‘ A ‘ . , | ’ .% ' , , ine ,~4 ‘nates fucnishe on eaqucet We “ant Lit) any kinda being y + afSon Ae ; ’ > , ; : en het “gene ~ and 4 opportunity to _ } ‘ a 50 ! Bere Cc" : ‘ f |) = \ better’ . 2o i i ee : Yi * ~ Tt Rent a | and Ra les 4," 118 if take home the cnaah | Yr [LANGT x of ahd Keeping: etain 4 s travel in the South if desired and to earn aed . é seas tae, : aro - tery | 64; acing] ‘ , bi No 132%, Ler Mit) Machin 7 ee Olea 3867 “ e801 OO 4524 Delmer Fi rest ante. BalArY to start Rox 6-66. P.-D. ai $50 to $75 per week; drawing accoynt and UJ a ae “ many other be! ‘entrnal |» fie Ro ra MM Sn alates a : a'r om sal lene ¥—Foer clerical work: must , railroad fare. Write or phone Mrs. Rosales > a BRINE ‘erntne tha anman Succi UA ; . . vA *" ERS Re wilt. peu rut Ns ; : : if ; OTR, 5 ’ ya arr: S 2 Pa ’ yeas in ia ne rh ’ : inch , _ | .. - yy = n bre _— r R : q . . > ‘ o¥d 4 : ~— Ai , ia i} and t) ~~ r ve fs pixs a wamaeacy. 44625 Se ie: permanent; good vey. Box O-225, display adc daily. Spc Sun. Three rrat He OOK! 7423 iors c) | pe 1 steam rAadiaco ai a, hod 7 ! rn 5 ee: r op, in town. OLIVE MOTOR ©O., 2 iy ¢ re nr ary. - pon , Poat-Tvenateh fc) | or more days. Ic jline diecount. . . rat " — head pee | d m~i. | © ©) 5 54 a As ! - — . -* hin & y -_ | — a , — Inge? or Romont 1163 pen evenings v¥—Oor ” ‘@ a Hg | oy Bil . ing. ' ding I ; . ie Ay . mad List NERATINVE OE 4 NBs DAES EEE , . req TYPEWRITERS i 'nderwood factory - | Bundey ’ Dy ir ; man. wunincum- ; ; ‘ ae 7 Y } : crinein “Q10-% + holler id a a’, | ‘ Stine} ; fos peanut . “7! j ry " + wat " F er co : helit new typew ritere via 2 - . 7 mee oe Re sens e ian, tO (rave: iM , ! ~~ - AUCTION SALES ine tur ha . - oe , . se yt stler P , . : ; a0) et, ‘ ‘ay OSG 1477 ‘ine af ic ronihi. Remington Saiith . , . * W anted ; W anted ; Wanted! ‘Tite Rev. James > AUCTION—American “Rafiwas “SL prese aoe sani eed D otcg wha ne a Mamneil STRA! OILERS 3 rane Ome l aA . . mee ( and rte $15 S75. . a , ae ' = " é, ae een t 419 Spruce st.; sale of unclaimed expres: ve bon a> a. com tae mir tank, | 204 b ) ‘Wien U0) on stent Saeeee $0 lala Sh. eee , rpiu cuinment, mothe, $6 1 Kebullt Co, 211 Cars! Cars! Cars! at ‘public auction every Monday and Thu aso gg Fey ce Pergo 49 37%-foot boiler . Ss | > ee io & a | | “ Lott ili eadian | ' oe | nur | - dav, 10 ». Private s ! , echanical @ he ys age + O-foot b rod Hs ; | 1 Seif-py cB cry , r | Money! Money! Money! *Te) nureee in * ; ; se | ‘ a nm ‘ e 4 ‘ hud ,Pue or, tte =" 9 ; . ‘ ' > +) oo . A y fee ; ' 4 ic } ait Ri FORE You BUY : s : ; a anes , ericénce | —i> wee st ie aaey PANT Fy Rr. tt n! a 38! ‘ ' : ‘ ir : Ve 7% ‘}) : pay? . ' : 4 / ‘4 p n . ety r) . / You fake the Ue va ‘ ke the ear celijent oF mae its NEWSPAPER PLANT—For c le - rt ; on writ} Pps =" rr ~ 7 ’ wee or ni Rind es tand wer floor ecreove : utter , , typewriter, see the new motel Corona. | everyone ea! lafiec ‘ e Hoavita 23268 F.. newspaper piant ana ' yrinting t Ba -_ gh ne ate : naaadaes ore 9 in aetna fe tinnel 4 . ng . . o- — @ mF , rebulit Coronas Rova L and cere aze re | . BO ‘to | 3 : Underwoote oaipnge Ward Siivers " ’ ae ngton prdile auction Mondas 1 1B, 2: ‘ a « , , a a V1 thet w ome , : nit ces : ] — — “take char ° at n 7 .¥ a“ dD mm... at Owensrbeo ro s P " a! we at give B00 refer- e WY appraisement will be furntelhe: D] . Aut 2 nA a PEN TD RN’ rT | EING AND REAT- 4 4 a” ai TYPE. PUTER ALS ' 3 cation @isd prope! ‘Ts may Pye °’ (arn ati hetfor ce . Tin ' , ' ‘wr y 4 + ‘ . ot -_ -. 1 . CTIF@eT NI y - v ye ; will.t rh cA a. ‘ thy : 2 ai , L ; Sith et apis 3505. Centra! Hy : ee ! head sets $495: dials peteg ee one as “Te 4 i (eR) 5 () OR DS. position for ae right par- . ’ ris best need iv etal or ; : a praise: ' at $3149 aa / ‘ ~ ' : ' : ; , . : bs ‘ I * -? (cha) . ' 2 7 ' suet = " P Vrinter# ,? ' . ’ Delk S149 Ollve rt ee . Trustee tn Bankruptcy, 214% = : “ez Angee ” ; — : ~— . OF And kency transformers. $2.85 - S ze u u ! t Owensboro, _K) Sik’ rey ; a deal ‘eceiving set end radio sup POR—- , : Chea} epiitnitiinatite . : ' rece Tre 2 f« , i if , ree’. ine . & . r, ‘ ’ ‘ i¢ ‘4 tat et aT gh-clase to take ; ~AUCCTION ’ SAL aa OF OAD-BROtCtLDING ial , a MORIN: On os a MISCELLANEOUS WANTS thet as 1m tf) P ne ’ ee 9v Loot \ ‘ = ) 2 JEWELRY—_WATCHES a PR. , ’ , = j ’ Ms - ‘ : ' ’ — ; ’ — or : lee ren @* in werr denar' ee. COM MISSIONER at, = 4) 4} =" ort ° b he +: - : ; i ‘ ‘ “ve ‘ . : mt a . , - one cut ond ) a» Daw ar ne'es orl @ iit je ,eiry., Alamonda. | . 4 , 4 ‘ | FAl, sss — ompiete, | BABY 1 pean be ! > censed o£ megs: thing. Liberty bonds, wetehes, anything | Coupes, ftourings, roeGeters an 4952 ‘Cc rr es S. pater myerson, er 3 Oaile ¢ . be traded in on new Ferd care; our —~ | ; on worker know how to undersigned imi oner RE Bh nh IR gly Fig OO Lindell : inde rons 114 - : yp ¥ >+ ' Pa se. ost r : geile © , Zz | ueed care ie tew, ant we will m timer in shape and handie C f : ‘ ; r £ 4 ea ‘ars R 4 > murt 7) > : = 0 _ . 2 1 : 4 ’ _- ’ ee : 4 » ye" ; ‘ : . rT 3.4. * ‘ s ¢ +r ; ae . | pi, 1] nel} at hi uction ‘ iD v io An P ia lored . i “ sep a: RG | Arnoid 4 . r. 5 | a4 rr : imetailt (IN Lied “are er ie . oF sacrifice ; | allowances te incre@ee our : hiwhest bidder for . : : Monda } ware 4e Ian y i ° — - . ’ a‘ on eet i ; 2° 1 : rk . 4 : 7. ’ “ het Tee y itox # Las ’ hv D ete te hy : gor b, " " ly thy, ? new a Vii f (12th dey of March, 1 me at ee pe ONT Da’ , in every wat F 5 eee ’ ~ iat 4 ; oer ' a TS oe whil VOT ' a1 ae. os ' 77 : prees emory Ly LtL).N4 A oot 2-Kafe peel ect biwe | d by = ,: DPraALERS, ’ | ih a if | Bena. and at Minter © ts unty, ates ' 1 chat ae - -— . ~ com “ GraraA 16 2-foet iine shaft, belle and " e. 8406 Rox 8-101 Poet Taye Se4i F _de fereen, - : 4 ’ i , . : pr vert. cz . : : - ' “ f, ert) , ‘ \ , - . an ‘ : A . . ‘ . 4 " " = = _ > - — “ if} | & c | ieee". the fo low ng ope Paint VF ree. P PATA ) EI TES ‘ —_ ay : > , . romie’ and se rid ‘ : Pulseye oS ; . ge at 6:30 at DIAMONUS bought up to $500 er ceret; A 3 | Davenport locomotive ros] | a : i * . . . . o ‘ | jie ; ; As ; : . ‘ ¢ - Cc 7 . " f ji : : —— ore same op es no . ' 441% Eastoes 4113 ! " any o.2e, any amount. Milier, 1922 ——. | Repairing and Painti “We te t S.way 2-yd. dump care. PAINT hite & > i * a a O Western 2 y y > ee rae ) EE URN = ! ab ee a 107 : OF NERA TORS— el ee ee . , ; iA! bk NERAL avto recair rita ed to take charee of mill 1 | AV i\ | 1 Butte "Pitts 3-wheel st roll tN. Jefferson av. _ ~ ' apac't) P.-! ie . s ooo. =o at we rent motors ' lite wen aino jueter “Se cnet g . f | = (| Buffaio Pitts 3-whee!l steam roller. . \ es A ith _—— DiAM J) Laren oo ae ; TT ven a ashingion 4 : , About 289 tons of 25- tb. relay rail it ni Us ; = Jepho ind 472 Leln HR “i n . — -- . “hatter es " ' ; Grend in one bb al ‘ig Sf RU GGd- og yy eng 7a roller bearing treillers. ne INDE AND PIPE POUNDER ’ : A phones , as Apt. 2 a ee PEO DIAMOND RING Byith! ie engagement, ~ nv’ 2? AV : j DY With ee . | VAN ‘RPYOO T } horse-drawn broom road sweeper. S kul “ oh Pui A ne *) 3 7 : @==G Tinde MOTORS fo - . $12 56 * apo? one i ‘dinmon ong ring. $25. Sunday. Ww IRE W HE EL SER . n 54 - Muaranteed, with pew tnreace 64 ’ , , BOW —F ruit Oa! t ete SA BRAN Lar? ater arante -ichte ‘Neectrie YRaningion ' led 1A A ae ie. | ANDERVOOR yoo ge + sg ina. . ". larve raving cyte structural Jabre. mantel orneams indiros ; : ef? ym > “eee om 246 ‘tye : : DIAMONDS Wti4.-—We pay pe Digan oash 5 wre whneis tor Gib. and re-csamel your ive oOo; oner } to . | ek te > ¥ plates te nke one everythin : j mt -Disene , 1 Tube Batterie eom im Phone one ae nape : me } , Tae your diamonds mit Co, ‘ tea galerie : BARNE} comeres set pies cot and steel tine, JO8;GREER: | Oe. ican Sok wala Pati, | P- HLcTube: daverien. #000 ACTORS Ents 450 Yollat ont’ f'n y.| B12 %, Grand, B Goore worth of Otiee, 166i | aghTgitars Whee Sune 7 tA : | i lhe - . > . } Y wv . ’ ~ 4! N ; x" TELE! ise VU ? ~ ' ‘ ' ome ) . . % fan-fold billing i.e gf °F, information refer to Fw . | SON'S "BONS IRON ANI ise aad piel rest 1098 OTF LE! *. GRAN routs re Lom » | HOW NING Lays 014 gold, silver, yewelry, wold permanent positjor. "i F D. (;. CO. a Chartres: atreet, New oe 7 - : -—- > : , — paca” eke ° 2 - 24 F . . ma pr! / ' 2? 7 . ve ' a7 ’ . “ . ‘a rT ’ te ry 1h ‘ee ie 613 La ue. 405 E@uitabse : : HRAKE BANDS RELING 3 3 : : ; ' , , é' Lave conden Hest quallt¥y being. Promnt seervies| Gia Oreenwood Mi) PRICK 'TBLISHING ; | iA R_ COLEMAN. seer per pou | 7 ) ~ aE - em at | 208 Open | . Ter F oe oii cial Rl \ j’| | | Hi > Gale — ar ' an automat ~ He fy Hh aed yom ‘ | MULT LO} | err ~ WE . cat cater for your @amanee “Mie . “2 Lor 18 Wael. . panes ~~ COLEMAN Comn eeione: Ba shears gah eee a 1 of ent cheap. SROLA VAVE Ly FE iitni na — ; ) ; . —— sty - , the: ' urit : S , ’ om FOr the pext $0 da ye we will omg NN Broaw? ary 09 Washington av., third 3 7 ~~ MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT ‘MBIN NG SUPPLIE at Union Pou sk for aes ger ior seautiful mahomanite | _meke offer Fox A240, Fest-pte._{¢ nvinenmaiiel —— ae "ai? : . rene Tew st ixed Get ' — > os bee f..4 4iGHFe. : . press pe or ne 3 ¥ ELLE CTRIC “ AS SHI IN ' MA H INE ‘ti ; ris Daethtyu ‘ a+ SHeOTG. \ hend mit ‘ , wi ; re ta! ‘1 if D 44) iec* ~ , os. . - . . Bris ‘@ them te us we wil “ey you mer i ren‘ , Eisetr , 46.0 ie: , One-j ' ‘ PUA) ' rion erry ® oul Darr TTEnr © YDO.G . ta . - Hier ma: Hiroe Jy Co. 114_N Sawey ¢ ' hoe ne ret We -piece e et an? particuls st 1.99 aaa ro nit nd itiot Ger ‘Al ar = ina, meniineteted Forest ‘ ; ! d-aa TESTDR* , . ro ts | : “thn — = at PAWN TICK ET- 007. Hamiiton ratiread | ping wand beak | nee. le C } o7) ia) Se —- - —— . Tin ’ ‘ , ‘| ri *i- Di | j vet} ra’ : “— , ' . YT hee _¥ ‘ ; (dr / ‘ P '¥ —— . ' on oe . } : S \ Huu Ct FOR SALE i} } ‘ ' rt" et, bs os “— am , * oF ’ P pry " . te doen a. 6 Ta aS. RAs. 7 , , 5 - it. iman - ote water nee 16 e.ee ee. Lf é v, t Dp. une Mp pout met . . Paes hen ‘id HI j Hi “ és a , meron vatorle f , LE » oe “ : »% aT s 7 Sed n phones abinets and! Rie : . = : = — et = oF fin "7 bine ~~ s | peeeier rt IEE po Om ar : he FvuPpe'rr [a > A bn asennad =? — oO - tul Arn SUT) G! ; a “ . : ' i. 2 mat) . il4 sets for reguie | Hoff L ft ‘paces - P AWN 3 at - ¢ hart pawned $ 2135. STATION 4o18 Laclede. a ye! ' in . _ . eis o ' ’ eg tile : yt om +} ; . oy” : ee ; ou ' vi : Pi nonda nda ' 7 . “f, od 0.157 > ve! i a 6 is o PARTS P , , : i ‘ 7 ‘ T i } y TF nes iemond, ai “+ ylinder r Ti . ; pif ad’ GD | Wil : P nt a } “a ) ‘ ae - i™ ’ . a or Lt mH ' oon r, tis an mountings ‘ ~& —— ~~ at , hue £1 ‘ ovet kare? men "4 ti ¢ f a | aS An BLM. O14 1 . and et so — .) re. & R. L. variadie AFC leans. | oe ; wa : ot 1) % kerat. gpewned 811% ° a Aise po Sea 7 an rn. + ‘— ) 7 Me | o74. aged wor hk oxt Mepatet Eswom-. te WANTED | LEFLAL! ne mae Two im on chwee* section ef ettrt ' r*. or Sate De ore. oh a water eror gor . . : on‘ng bees§ Gererr-: snvople free Rinker imitimmere pha ; q.7*3 P — a shy ene ee : bene ft of . aces “ie mh: wo eaper ence required. «'?8 e ehnt nm « elie reine ne ss., a ae Chicago. rhe ovtels far ©. : Sty> Woman. with ready-to-wear experience, demonstrated = sel!- ing ability, and pleasing person- : élity, who can gain and hold a ARMY SHOES ice . 1! «ft “ad widths Wholers) eprinin ing © lentele, W anted IS me ’ ann ber bergaine or Priality dcdenar 2 uniforms. underwear, ehirts, ra’ Bp . department where r hate and caps socks cote, bia imported models and exclusive me en ie Sc per 7 , r ewe e Ion copie nie wil ' ' rving Sales Cory pies only will be displays ed. ‘see Ot. Chactes 1438 Frenk : . 1509 & Broadway) B7a« Bhonld have dress or millin- We Give Kagie Stamps ery experience and be capable ARTIFICIAL of earning top salar Give full ann 4: fae oc + NS > iness history. houses where ARIEY ITS—Corrygn P Mata Ww RR? ‘> ; previous! s , emploved and earn- ARARR Fai NK—262) Pranks ngs by years in reply, whieh wil] BREAKPAST SUITE—4 pw. os ei fintah: 820, Deate be held | strictly confidential. Box griibdinG BTONE—Anout 3 Post-Dispatch. (e865) | we Am. Mot peveer . Gilbane anv Bi RV ESOS rASTRi. la eg “s ons t factory prices 617 way, oth fier icPY¥) POWERFUL } ie Fi} . "PT ine ~ ap menulact: IMA + 7, DISTRIBLTERS RADIO ters. 410 Was! * nell teiivers French Fe teen _— -_ . meer eee gene a wee fk | je valiete Oe — He & H. Cylinder Cri res [ee tie 7. i or Diewnteh —_—— |. Geen srinding, pistens, _ . . ‘eva! jJjarmens hee wtiful « fn Andry > AR pert ao Pid e- Poe t,400 Pos-Tie pe da 1 Baca OMANY, a’. fail Peres Gav? T teAett - . A166. dan 7% Rixo— Lady » aolitat rr. a o ay 3 j AUTOMOBILE " — )ODS, FENDERS, T biue- write 2) cary’. | H¢ Ds take $360 —_ 6 = FF oe : prtianhad See my =: Aye ty . ere meme rena rin ai) makes : ee meena Dering 19223 the Pest-Tiepatch | Meraarhors capoaswrar printed 89,548 Fer Sate “Wante™—— ‘eneter wth Mer 54.404 mere thee the THAEE other “t. Lewke sewepepers comPiacd. a

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St. 10UM we ee~ 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and | Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. | —E S Bs 4 ance 4. 1998 = AUTOMOBILES ot AUUOMOBILE'S . AUTOM OBI! ~* ; are Lied tw) ° " Touring Cars For Sale Ae : r Sale Roadsters For Sale : Sedans For a 5 Peay: , Coupes For Sale ; Coupes For Sale | Roadsters For “8° = | = —— Soa teas , Beice €. F-paseenaer. 1872. FON | oid: 192 and Aa we 6 * = meds FG D 27 5CbG— Sato brilliant ename! fMnish. ‘¢nen- = Pa 6. : . Chevraiet > Haste Resse , — re i — . mndition en@ very ; 92 LDS N SPEEDSTER Late sedan: , - 5-passenger. 1° ——————_—_—____*+— -—- x COU E axcellent mechan! oongditicn ’ Tt l H Ds “a = . Be wg $s 4306 ¥ —— READ THIS AD SLOWLY + & ‘ n c | ‘ Chevrolet Tenriin. S50 stND MARCH 4. — Birtinis wwe AL fine shape Pang touring: vo: ia ena : Gebher Metor Car , ; terms ‘9 Res. se : money-back pen. ; et ’ - ‘ . ae tou oh S $452 them : .©.. 2601 Lecust si Open Sunday and/ Painted original color. In fine vGi—secan, in splendid mechanical _ & car se Siwave Greamed Cy] | eo parg..! ca. eo a. oer = - 688 Uke ae ¥ b S Jetforeor MOC XD ‘cry ALTO, CO., 2007 a ‘ ommiionanee coe fo. ia condition every War. Bumper, tten: newly ae 4. al! cress | RO? : word in moter car luxury. itd 7 Sem sf . . a a eg _f — AE 1 es Ag ys gig BODGE ng eor- —y Ad has ovary. convenience —y LZ suse ___ T OURIN = OrivE MOT 2. 2910 Washiese . + it Pp ne oh! ' Tert to please oo de; terms. 2506 &. Jef- mare a cord tires, onmeu- t ICK TO! - a Open _erenin sag une eee cor Ti r ght. erm pa’ as . " ao paint. —_ 2 sotTH SfpEe BUICK AUTO Babv Grand Chevrolet Touran 3 a conditien, cheap : > Sat : a ; 4 +. i : don dpen evenings. er trains ag think 4. Open evenings and ~~ 193@ ike = | 51940 tourina. see « WEBER MOTOR CAR COMPANY | terms: burry if yey wart 7} | i pent 7: ie doy Sunday. = D ns M _— ' ‘ 2 Tati: uM TO ~ 10385 N Grand. year ; terest or — = —— i ecasteter. 1915 utiful sedan. late model; leoks Aes MO R « O.. BUICK, "1921, “$700 > ATOR CO. 28 _ ForD— | ing au all ba Od! L0 li Tyieteihrtar ' HOLL MES mm ~ > ‘ p | ’ Do USS os me . 5 MITCHELL L—6edan . vrelour aa Tris tour! ng car rer naitions’ 8 am ms i ; 2 ForD— Touring ca e ate : . $1 ry E 34 ae , series 4; etce’ lent condition: leoks ome toc bee ag 2% : sd a . DGE oa mn g00d condi tion ) — new; ohgap; trade, terms ueran teed mer, C.. 8456 § ae 5 * 3114 houtea a “| LOOK THIS OVE tke new, warrented same ae new: $1700. £2:n fm town; only S385.) te a : oh: geen -“abe “ 2 SStem sie Brick ACTS fc 4 | condition. ger ' . reneimt eit INS mare ON Boro! > CO = r . . aig " ngt 29. i ss pe | ee : P . Sunda! a OMe i. . a — —s . ‘ 19 . et et bias Leper O64 ’ . Ft i 4 > . aes SAE e ’ : . mares ~ etm. ° . T ~ . ; ¥ ! 182 . : ; . . 4 nee DSc IN—Brand- new 319° 3s Iper six ooacn , _ 1 7 - —_ — = : ot tae - $425- o ese me : 4 z etree: | . ~s ; i - 38 2 ' rr ? ~ - . “ — P R . oan z : : ‘ : . : - ; . : a bd ; t3 : : = : % = “ ” =o eo f a Hud oo nSBE SU my UPC BILE—Foadat ar ry i ; ‘ 4524 Easton He : ul sel! ches: > t passer , SOUTH tien. ‘ this — ; naorbers . _ = ‘ = ertos. Motorist 1534 Lo us A iriver pe - hts , . -t os p—Sedan: = — ewe . -» Westminster Forest s teed i 4 a a 4 co \Y has Wer ete) hep een ae ™ tires ~~. « - “4 » 4 : : : 4 - . 7 . ia & nag ia BE SRG / “ anes . —_ : K Ce. ? ‘ suit | >Ix Ee —Se@an: st : } NJ gftren no In e Tent shape taegerne out for $17 ia e > - "4 a age BRA - pas . n n 't a devend —— ——— — ~~ drone like “new: “guaranteed. ‘ter Nash Roadster, | wm 'Mindty “3% 3 Sent aaet onaie Goa Saving: 1981 bent ba day til 1 > m Tate } a ? f TO CO.. 2007 Locust_st 22 BABY GRAN! LET , mar ae ee Site marker fe ~ $750 MOUND CITY AUTO CO. 2007 1. SU RIN “$260 CASH. vase : : } 2 | “Buick Six T ouring $ : ) ; mone’ back if you . . : \ ae) : a I "ST ’ a arm erer} eS Roadeters ( 20 mod . Motor - Car 2801 Lecust | pen S uthwese-Nash ‘0. ' Se ND ct Tt ry AUTO cheap ar Pavry CROTON ARR Cae PS RRR SE fe Nhe, fornia > e% . — 4st} fran = these beautiful cars. 1 ists HUDSON -FRAMPTO? ade, terms. % dan, $585. 2346 OVERLAND—Larest four-door sedan: 8 meen a te = | POs, can't toll from new $250 850 dor . z . agg - most new: sacrifice: $345 4719A Na* - Pui — JLE-— ru iv. sero 3: same es = . =-—- . 1914. demountal . pope's ‘ , . re i : — 4 al l- : ; * nrgh i. 7 . cash 12 aan] Re | DODGE*COUPE 3 : Seber cent Overland Coupe ''%. 8 romdsies. $2 : . a10% Sra) 74303 ere | uN Seeaiamieer air ox. vere. yal + efi ae he s : . ; : ao ’ : ne . . ’ 4 jy . a wr ove) oe > OT So. P ; et sf a > : J « sh Toeurtne cond an Sars” diene te tv- | 19 : 00 os: jooks. ana § | Ol adsi $123 - overhauled ang newly painted: new 1 ERLANI Seda 1922 driven oo fms , | Late SE AERO 8 TO RING a ol A 18. rood cars ered wif Oar B1L0e: | ) pay o> trade F Dee reain. sel! chean s —_- —i Diams } 4127-28 Ol = nd at on : a ) —ien eee one be bevgh: for $1200 : ' Ce TAHLE) The T sad rech iF for F cae - | BSS a eee ee, Cen lay 7} onl ‘$550 cy omg | | uta 3 : OF : ear, only “= . ’ ; >I : rend . - — , vA - hu n . ; = gir pug ’ Ruick TT our.. v han +h ce of “a 50 as, : , as S80" Maguo! ia near, « Cadillac Exchange : 8309 Locus S' = ADSTE : 50. 3018 E | Sertect, cond: an. the price of a Fore: S200 cam ig “ : , — = — ; ¥ Dainted barrel heachgots ™ ve-paseenger : = 7 Peepons! >! "24 - - F ae , “— - - ic ie, - 1th x , i eage roo: sana va ivly IL ‘ cendit on y° regm: 1 vy frig : . . — . i. = ; = , F : Vas — ~~ : L , — ‘ PRP . . 3000 Loot sr RB! ; 7418 dlar hester vant y! » mi as tor ‘ ‘ -at . , Pe .u “ ; . e — - Southwest ash { o. x - - or ’ . — . : . - ‘ e * "ss . | foeees: or exchange fer 101 YAHLEM MOTOR C Sx Grand | FORD—Road 35: Broaiwa Se? tare : Free Stat te Lie oes a ae .. ‘Uy c*T — = " - - - ca >; ~* - © .ecnd nor a: 1 . on . . . o ; : : . a : | e . - . . . » 2 . + . astie _ -_ * ' 216 AI 2 a cwnetl « week on Hup DIL LAC to a! -pa ssenge - \ ad eve o - _ i ; ma . ~ - Z . . Coupe. ~, every @atre, s rubdhe: 620° Spor sieeneil tome _—- : , . >t oA - ’ . 3 ‘ f ; r . r > : , o -* 4 o "Be >a a ry i = 9 Al DILLA: eic ‘e..enmt coupes: geome rea barazai: s. rade. S516 Eastor De | ‘W aet ingbouse ahoc k Western Awtomod " demou hia rin E Zoo oc $100 , " 3845 Easton, ~-——————— — “ . - = SAY rate passenger COUT “American Sign Co, 1630 Pine Stearns. = Ke ght 4- Pass "S| iP es he | ‘SI ING N ME TO SL EEP Sal rma : Plast: 7" er. araiy run * ., ‘emma. it needs is @ coat | STEARNS-KNIGHT ee ee an ene aa D ays gid] ower terme, com SE200 trade SbF ORs CADILLAC 4, $60 DOWN. runnirg cernenstrate ees , et) , Cai ” . . ~4 ' a. Lo) . : : ’ } ; > ‘ . . - ; . - - . ~~ a f accessories. wll } : : + eet . ao ~a , Re : -— - —— ; , ae _ : ‘ns e ' sa - > > : — - » k i¢ —_ ' : : = : : - ° THe my ‘ “rz. Low nT 3° Louisiana : ree r TY . . ahh, : 3 " a™anr ' . ‘ Y i> . Or h : . 2: i 7 ’ ». n_ 41S es : : mar. | FORD—i berfect. dempunt- | 0. ERLAND—1922 roads: : = a 5 | | , 500. 4640 En aoe Toun@as rade, terms. 2500 & "“A*® Dew, 1921 to , 7 , 7: eT coupe FORD—} ste oO “$})2 = — - z ' ~ — - : — tr - Ford lan 142 . ‘hs Price oe Sine n- c ; OUT used 3 veeks: a ? he —— : oe . 7 > = . . poe : - . : : : : 4 - : . , , } : 3 ’ ie ° . mR - Ps) ’ - ° »? . 2 7 . . wn . : ™ 2206 — abo. like Tiga —~ CDEBAKER—4-; coupe: used five l ~~ © “ *® ne . me , - wrist . - > - - ~ terms 3116 ¢ ae perfect cond ree aT ea 5. en _ —_ a1 Wasoington apartment 204 FR—vLa F : : ; _ UDEBAKER— 1922 cial 6 coupe, e new ? SS. 1282 : } ng. $ | 183 a ees 58 os » Pied la ns tf red. Beimont } . vary . — . . - 7 ’ meas @ . commen -— en ‘ : * sithiat good as new: terms or tr RD—1921 roadster. beaut - cheat : a > | 4 : } a eee * anning DODGE— : _ 7 ” a. - - 2 2 * a , _ - a ~ - ‘ . | t) } 2. > ibe . al - - 2 - ps e * Pe - . " ; ferenn : $1.00 Adc: rn _ 2 - ‘ v 1 27 “ts a —— ne ‘ THALI —-— mee ond » | DOT (Wii Yi _ —Co ak a. = Foe ogee! , Dt. ¢ > . St : oe PH Ma ha 4 cus ; Kevierman more ‘ ashing’ ! 5846 Garfield —_ ~~ —_— —-- ‘ VY ERLA A WNT ———f 1 DS + | -bers ey . - ww ~ ne« robbe: exre $300 iti thls + yy terms 3547 . = . (a4 see tale ) = rhaw : “4402. olre. 33 reain: 0. Hinkel, ~? * wets | To a — : rPORDS§ ac : ~ . rt t Ey Py ” «eal lets agers 1A Y A Ina — - * . inish. B ray o— = . starter. many oxtreg, | fh MILE v~ 4 nis ¥ verte yes . yar ; 3 . : ; , : ~s ee ee = os et new i. x2 curtaige poe -— gy AL otarter sng ercer Se 120 : a a > ord road@ter 915 Der : a , : ' . ¢ onditior _— . ,. i peace Efe MR keod songiven, Cech, [FORD Speedster: anrcviane, classy, repaint set sa | hae seri otaas iandia Chandler ispa ch| . : FR — fully =U) Ipped od _tras e or terms 15 - ema’ Tere ecis } 4 Q5 rer) ede ‘ as . : _- 4999 LJ L. ‘ete ia , . } ere: L . : - * . - all appeara re — + = | Limous! SE RE : a | 35 B18 Ssh } ne eicy platen, sew tires, mote PORG— Coupe 1821 model: shox peor mous! nes For Sate mor Own ' e ROA ” eta aa ti ' pbigrrmenn Stog rm trade 5-4 ha 18 ha car mo . . a bar | as eré>- ibett whee’ goa4 . wo Pac KAR D—Second earies limousine: a rare : ; : Lea 25 n il aici mete ; ; Tom; Che = 7 Neceno m - _ reryas “1 Side wf enn Sa os. anh Pannesv)y van! -_ ay. os wet Co. 38 te-ms or trace lL edere- AS “ARTS - : ~~ _— 5 ‘ . — ‘ E ; : e , . 3 Qn : P : = 2: . ’ : : an “2 Denae ore ‘ ent ra] eeupe: Eno shape oF rt 3 ; Os ee? se oe : aa ~ eek a - ae ) aed ’ : i. ‘ o- . ; ‘ ¥ , . : r rf ~ ond) mn. -% . +h - 5 ' = ccnmeemtnieneimpeetipamsdiiettimeitins = : ~ leur ing Re coupe 1 ERC bk-AR ROW—1 fmous 2) noc f° Lae A . at 7 Tw y x ; ‘2a : : . nie : Po ; ie : : 1 ro t i= , . 4a> . . 4 a. c ~ " Teak Sa? Vw - . : > 5 “ aa 3 a ' . P we en qu iy ds 904 ny Mm a 30 La te » 1831 cous pe i ee 1 “1580 Far ras Ahem ol Arrow wutTo -. . aanetan = ~ ‘ ; uns Uke pew: $35 Roadsters For Sale em. | Scere we : sshing! . Locus | at. big’ asle today. fol, | CHANDLER DISPATCH—Sport, > touring | 5 DODGE TOURINGS | Se . ~y ed : : , —_ TY while they last; bi today; fol. | ©* sbdel; perfect: $530 ? yniy We have several Dedge tourings. price 5 har (t= * > ty i tiem ee near at 4 ty Ge >: ” | Seer a ee! —— a ’ ’ ’ a 7 . “a hie +7. aut ~? . : - G c ‘ . : : - nd ~ jhe . a ? amc A? —o » + 4 —~ = - . a . . ©. " — J on — - - -~ ; ~* > . a . . ~~ a al r ; , "* ror : t . " ‘ oe : : terme 5080 De). . da. Ve Sees bu ; on . : . “a ag . . . —e i Ae : , : nhs al on ’ mage - ec ww » ‘ " - . Prices $175 goer Sam Sg He a : r? ’ : >) . * - on 4 nen « on! nes and Sunday. Che ; _ @ . -~ : ; . | " - Y - ' ‘iE +, . “ 4 ng ™ re a hee! 3: CH ~7 - T . : . ty good shape ApD- . 1920 DO DG E TOU RING CAR. Sram “Sew? head; | BUICK — Roadster, $50. part cash. need | trac: new tir : fsa] er S._Grand.__ —________‘ " > 7 , 2 +a : : . - ‘ _ + ~~ “ - ep » .* . i —s a ——__—_—— ‘ : J y ag ~ 3 . “ - rm — c? - odge touri: a car. it wonderful - —————— Shes Gieelient shape: 192 “ee ty your terms: trad iri every titi: terius Ro: . ve . ; ; . 2 — - 20 model: in fine condition. — é 2 FORD—Tourtna car , ton te ° : - Au ra a i s , sg ” ' 4 | L®. Russell c} WARD-CROFF MOTOR CORP. Tia : a real motor. . ~4 — ‘he new 2007 Washington Bl. _ ton See ee Delmar 46891. io : Bomoat 740 . = a “(S2e: geod = = om yore No Brokerage or Interest, me fiewn. par oF | 524. like o a tame) Open Sunda® and Eveniaga _ Sunday untt! inm 1% 4335 ~——=. a ahaa ODO t—‘=_ eae — Wc =. - —————— ___ ©) | DORRIS—1918 LC. 6 m zood Touring. “192 L an S35 “7 5 Call Sunday SA03A4 ' =r ippes pes = eT. a “Mort ris, 214- “18 x “2st . La RETIS— One 7-passenger tourtag ak 1m> ae ’ ranteed. will dem condition. dealers neec Bet apery. . ” ur as . ‘ ' gia’ nie >: - ‘Corre: get conditior ” ~ gap mounta! pod ¢ 7 IN Psa hin ! Ni oarge:: eo Ly & d Aubu rl Spor t > oF nate Neves. 2506 S. A. Ohims, 825 N. 24. St Cherie, arty : " > — - , . : ‘ , . . : ; j . ' he. T™a he : Rez ; “ke ed /urrmpers, spoti'aghrs hea’ ~ .eTeon aa — -_— one - LORRI: l-A 3 hew top. wimter a _ pete : : 2] oan rs - . “9 ; | . P . \ io . ~ - “- “ — one — ; “{ ; ~- 7 : > a . $e é — - e “ } throug’ rut ' : 130. terms; trate 2506 SS _6437% 1 EE. fete Me orn S AdiermatehieRidaed site a. Lae eee Ne SIP Ry Nr Re tat os Cpa metgn. yards mode j rea tater $5" ”). Weber Cae tet ek oe es ee — SYNE UN pe CEA apes r LPO RON EE Str gine ws Na ANION ° sheet . PRT Pere 1 camped deren tem . ¢ — 9:0 tienen Xoupe: 19°73 erc extras "es sigh ~s i sacrifice w gu Jw Ac: : r Lis ASU , 2 , ele ahes: : . [ . Fa , ; : _ | a ee st 9 wir: mi can bur it Sun- fareon Sa ; DOR [—Touring. excellent — condition mechanically 4244 Har 153, Post-D'spateh : . . s ms | 5850 a | ween mma iy, : hi r $850 en | we. i? 2 | ee , coré tires tires. Dumoer. seat een: hae x doinat ded, ie nediiiiee. et caste atte ae “ee a Be onal A 2 ik 3 2 na aate: in | ete oR . eS te: ke FP antn ~ 0 — — i } - 4 iakal . : . ‘ . ‘ , n wie ama ms ae +? 5 : . AOU Tas > oa ‘elmar ai os 7 : LSE j ~'* j ° a. . 2 . , jase condition. - , —-—- . _—- ; - — _ — $i) touring — : : terms - fine condition 5 L 7 at. : : ite re do Pe rose *> sé . > 231 ecu 1 7 " ters 11iA Penr a ieee 1* G ad MM) 5 i SPOR! L | | CHEYRo! ° model, ws 21st Touring: pursuing our policy. 5 = lemornst rat amy every 3 months. ¢ | | o We . | MR ce on , a See eit — -— —, J the famous Dort 6 with or ’ saleeiagiag , : | tert heautifu ony ven ‘HEY ROLE’ ourin 1920 oon run- 2 to 60 on high evap. ~ yt) . : - ; : sae : Bwcs . ; : : : ’ 41 EB, L. & THES E + Ae YAY ae A wi —— . . . os . _ : e . . mis ha | me ot “r* ¢ $s z°e9 " agree and : 4 Tit ~ 8&5 . ; NR PLETe a B! Ulipment. ; : " t gone SS a "non : i -a- : c y-, —y wo is er™me to please “4 MET —T ale 4 oa | ) - wi JYTOR ox tOLE’ oa 2972 Pcuat. or erms a: niin - : Ee —- asinet = 439 _dost erie. 22S it OMG E—F 1919 idom = Tey od ~ Sones > brand Tour ne dem ‘on strators, 7 eae ) WEBER MOTOR CAR CO. Ga Fourie: weed vere “= used. your, chai 1920; en- shock sbgorbers. etc > beeutifel ittle tur | a... me Motor | Cust Oven evenings —______‘ ;?t . ; “~- - tw a4 et a) . pee : . > . ‘ ” ‘ 2 TE . . ant - * . Be! _ - _- —_—_—- — — —— eee a Sakis Se arkd, conaitive._ 93:28, 12 | St } Sc “Louis Gamer | Go » Lod wyt , =. ' ° : > 4 Injata CHEVROLET ae * have 1.000 miles; $135: 3339 Li ned: has starter and dermourta> ime _LER—La' i a a — “. practically brand-ne®: take me en offer « ‘er™s @ oe « * . hy = oo’ : ' , , a _— - > _Thomas, 2219 Grarom. . “an ar ange te ‘s EA—Chummy roadster: eaceiient MENT ENHALL. Ford Dealers, 2315 Locust. pr “a: en at Cabanny Ga- cds ~~. | 7 —————— a sar saan Sn ime ~ondition ‘erms, $100 down Lit - al a pen evenings 1) Re ete 2: ~~ 962 "s , | Bt ‘ ourtig; lit: I rif CHEVROLET—Tourtna iA. aia “Mo ewan a rae — . a : So . th A - ee: F ; rm™ 3! B . . oma and runs like sew. dargain, .- . : ant Lj O>S-—Roadtister : Oe a a =a . - a ' terma 3008 N “Grand _aY ee easmasr ramet _seiy "ORD teneem: acto ont Compopte:|)_ cNANDLER SEDAN, HOLMES Roos eee T oBa Sins ee | caren ¥ ‘oaltye new tires and .) mg , , he an . : = _— ; Pid oh 8 ; — = mite CHEV ROLET—490 tour ng. — rus 9700 ¥ tour ng. ‘Ba. Ford xa a 255. De: $2 7% 2 with pract! ash n . : . che he mis aily. f pg od 8 ie penta , . 1 . : e: 4 ' ia series 4. fine car for all oat bpe ‘our’ n : TTT rr! : new, 32 423 —_ $22. Chandier ‘ rw iter ste lahwer : cl) : , ‘our ~ > summer. closed car in $1300: eas? terms; | e A516 Easton. * he SS lie ; rng. i75; Hiandey rai niatt 7 ren BU ICK—T “= car, good dition: § :| ~wEewnor Et 4 ~. ifudese sedan, a. sTTON W TOR CO.. Pa so F - 1” eo 90° “HE OLE on et ~- Saeb touring - f a -—- ; —= , ' ” . se . a‘ - a rs = . ner . _ . ~ : " ba os : ‘ . ' : “ bat f . vr mut . - . o : > srt 7 . = —_ —_ — on) vitrn . , , Holiamont. at Wellston ioop oF: 1 , — - . ? : Delmar 41 Bull! LET —~-00- 2. Sig4! FORD—1900 _— ’ : . : . " . " . . : | o ' iY owe a — ry p 4 be ; CHEVRO + ry AL condait: . 3igé FX f>+— te uwriog: good caendéities ; BS oo ain 25 larse steering ook. Tare ya vo — : : a i Ss a Liar SLT CK— Tour’ A i8l9 « condition ‘res: rum 17.000 mfiea. inowirg 25254 Ww. ' - . . . “ tr at 97a Cal un BY it ~ oan, : > a Pony 40 comet ¢ . 1a = orbes , ; oie “an see thi ,r- gid oa Beil. _Hebert Cantral L. - 4 . Pd. ; ss ler oe atlas priced right —— ah teeta. * _ : Th; > 4 3; Pe Mem oe ~ en" a} *. -_ “ ; - +— -- ~~- nn . Vv _ET—Touring. excellent condition. mont he -~! sian $33 — A ng 7 4 , . : ae | ; it ‘ . | ‘ j : _ : -~ il - A -% : t : “ . rin ne good . CHE Dae en Motor =. 3318 Washington. | CHEV ROLET—Touring: weed rerv . ittie. 4 F : ” - rw ° - rriserial = ; ~) * ’ a . ~~ . . } eo : : >» : ee ES . . : sceiaesial ea os = ~ ' t ; : germ = DROS - nm. 7 ~om fom ie ‘Tse tourm _ like pew, terms. Four, 2224 8. Jef- es . 7. ' e 7 a puipped: | r, must sell 7808 a . = rz eI oe ures. omar. —__..—_. ENE VROLET—Saby repainted, re- h— ; a 4 192 3 4-ervlind run 800 pichamee. emp: - $145 down: ie Ty teerog OTT wats, —1 . - nd 3 : , a at . bd oe gmrar Gibson, 3120 Le- 2340 ay : aaa om Spor ’ trtt , ‘ . + , : . , ‘ , . > , f > : : ne ms Bt i CHEVROLS: ee curiae, rere. ote = ” Sernhe Se : ot . : [921 . St icK—7-passenger tour'mg car: in first- win Se r: $150 . i} A poate mY ' . ) ~y> : “ Lo od 7 —_ , " . : te » ens tres clase conditien. «a bargain. Cail Sunday. ne ip ae = - tall Lon es oe 4 : mn : A = haefer. 3713 Eads ae CHEVRO # Ba) AW to at tt en ad) ate pred DS a i Tor DODGER — Roadsters ct : oe tes BS0° terse tarurei Ry4se Re ae . vt = | , List 10 te a 921 urns. . at ia «YQ with tian ter ate - , = ints ei nz ms ~ " . a | , —~ t ; 4 . - . ee Tt spoken ve. _ Markee fnrene Mode! Rie +e. . ee ; P} everinep amt Sun tar ea ‘ é HUD or? ane ~- ts ~ , — = —_ ae co me - BUTCK—Tourt sedan: né-new 4]. with | ee Isom E - Roadeter ike + mee leat'ne , . . : ; _ = ,; — 4 ee $100 worth extrar. 100 off list price: | me pm — x: (re: ortvata: 4481 Swan eye y= ) =e charee for extras; easy terms: t fal ,2 5 y . ’ : « ened radiant er — ; _ é ; i 2 . —_ Ore aide err - *e oan . PEt Py K. bY if { : eye ' ' ; me sitia ~— “K—Lady leatTing tewn will ¥) or pAeter ) ' af aie 4 ' OF > ' 5 cogmen ; Mke new Pt ees y , ez ' 3 _ ; - offered at a reduce 220 Sunday or ae ‘ra 5 ; 4 ; . a* e hy - , a ° ’ ‘ a : : pet ‘,eners Seren &'¢new : . ny 5 ® e a ta ae agg one ¥ oe +4 : | hete y . T : ) : gear. || SCRE 6 Bee — caw ret 4) ‘ewe R of) " ; .. ! ; ° . , ' . “ ; : “ evening snd * iy “any -- 4 ner ® Rev " see , Pufck ‘ town, berret | a 8 tires. : ' ' 7. . ores srietiy Al im every wer: $300. TAS th + Porm rorre © . /, , he : = sy a - , — __ S981. apiendia centitien ant « on eo . . r23—Bi ick é 6 TOCRIN o— i168 sore e®*ki Tee wera ~ =P . c " — ee . a ef P - va . — Ps aie ik new. ment hiy. Open nigh: ® apd " i oo Sree wt ee ~~ ata ‘alue rT a ’ ’ ; id aie a os + .o a +> Be is” ‘@; foes ma Tet ane ‘s PM gpm yY ter nen wig —— SS neAavwe WATE rw Me TOR ry baa N if ™ , > . ‘ ; hws woul! trate fer ain yoo sanhing 8428 Lecust st (42) UNTVERSAL.. [? Leewst ot 8%) Open Surday. » 1058 a. 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TORE eae , ee ee aks Py ae: ee the. 2 . Ages Bde fete > : , DAT, 4, 1928. nau f 4 Lo 4 foi ; Sc > wa MARCH 4. 1928. ee 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale A ds in these columns today. POST-DISPATCH. =“ = s T OM OBI REIS - Passenger tourink: | OLDSMOBILE—8 cylinder, 7-passencer tour- | | 1920 RIG 6 TOURING || Ionut BAbgtpreguntavies: rune like new. | Oita LANDS 004 conditios f will giveryou any dem - A Fe iv 0 touring Ree this: $1.55 Open | 1! 18. i " 3, $60, $100. $185 up: starters, BOK or perfect: first $150 gg hig —"- nx: this beautiful car at a bargain: motor. re WZ _ nauite 2418 Dickson ce) OVERL AND—Late mode! . good concition: mt: a real buy for $305. 4 Ta gey Sunday 4452 Olive ‘ uiita blew; ¢ irae; alj look new and “ we aie Side Motor Sales, 1720-26 | Ures and paint perfect, South Side OF | oa || FORDS— & -ten truck: panel body. de- | eects atfer. S274 Midney. interest or bre — 4 =i _— puring and roasiatet i918 to 1925 area “gg ee. 13 roa listers, tj cOUDESs, 45 other | ——~ Sieney an T > ‘entra! "R04 yet | Sale . 17°0-26 Lafayette. 2 * ~* ' New paint: fine condition: bumpers, i Ounta bles wheels: real bergain: ‘e55 | Oy ERLAND— Mechanic + ‘chance: “modal iat 08: » 2010 Ww ashington. 4 ‘Se ; terms, 1740 Dolma: , \ td Lose 4 T ouring, 1923 pe ‘eritral 304. ee s motometer, step plates, geod tires, one 3 3850 Easton av pagsenger touring, $40, Ford teuring, . : LIAMS MOTOR CAR CO | uv OLDSMOBILE—4:; detnonatrator; 1073 |, extra with cover. splendid ear for | | FORD—jo late t-ton Ford “trucks. ali} fit aiso a few other ca-s from $15 te | 2506 #8 7) : . ring car. inte as : 2). £000 a) nd e#Vvén ings $1°7-"0 Olive (ce) } We have so! qd 4 Hupmobiles in ° da ‘a> | model: Chevro! et demonstrator: 1 ‘ey service Pr ice ~ Terms to piease. aty ies. $85 each: trade. terms 100 that need but very little work. aie ion — em a “-: — ee *? ‘ os :. i sndition. 3114 ' (‘houteatt + oniy 2 ee age. wean the money and ai Stevens sport mae 191 ape *Ourl us “™ Open evenings. Jetterton mney av fe) : FART 930. S135: 90d condi FO D ) #9 rn ar serviceable car that is highiv recom- with winter top; Chevrolet touring; terme , ya = ; 2 ’ t I ouring tf Touring. ei aniticke mr si R | mended; this one ran 3000 miles, cost $1365, | if desired: open’ Sundays. Belmont Motor WEBER MOT Cc || Fond Trick — — One-ton huckater, first- ALL FOR $50 i 28 GOOD USED CARS 1822 tiiode) . an eT ee we Lif 7 y touring excellent condition; more “"‘*Tal extras and guaranteed: also ; $; Car Co., 1335 8. 7th (c) | i 4 4 OR CAR “O., | Claes condition. 7515 Piccadilly, Mavyie-| a) upes, sedans : > ao our! n - $917 model: Haesler wh ock | than $100 worth of extras; iooks like new; | 2vecial © Studei aker save SH00- All ~ || Weed. (e) | D ; Overland touring, Briscoe Jida, Reatetere. sournes. ; : +50 4 tudebaker Distributors. ‘ORD TON TRUCK—Worm 4 drive, marr ~S Chevrolet, Studebaker, Velie. jj and ton hot ith and ee extras y i aes $5: 4°. 1434 W eat Na iura By ige $. » otnera WIL P [AMS MOTO ‘ ; ps’ : ytasy sk: ra cman : ss “ee ag mae-third of delivered > eo. + BERNING-PAYTON 1127-29 Olly s : * ill : | | . ~ / 44 touring; starter, demountal lem; #*-PAYTON MOTOR CO., | e undayvs, evenings ; 18th and Locust. > Th . roadsters, coupes. 7 starters, ~% to $3975 Small ) 1920 0 ~ Smopiie re. | veralts ene condition. Parnell and Uni don't ane ask fed , : i payment, balnanee monthtiy. * : ‘ ; = - ~0: ; CUS , ’ ’ ‘rR = ’ SPRAMPTON. | “goed Shape; $155. 1619 Lafayette. (c7) ‘6 Locust Bomont 96" 62) | H IPMOBI \.) “3oee tight @, nthe Redan, moder deme UT Bomont 41. Centra! 3683. (80) ling Station: terms " Lo Ss: 1 . oy 1919; Hassiers. t oe, Sr o. wOSes: OG oF ie FORD—i621 truck, starter bio¢x, demount- | dae L L | ieee : ‘rane teins! Johnson Auto Cow ~* cust -f ouring: late suid ' car ai . lied year; both ars in excei.@ent condition; oP pice. enclosed ba kery body Al shape; | Delmar bi. Open | ' ; . = . ; Central 7430Y. \ oo a? 50 down; tra le POL Olive IR T S 10 | Touring; 1921: winter to new paint. cea! tase Aa . ; | A A a atenennaeadl B : om «es e ; tay aint, eV painted, cord tres, ete; beth || 150: te 0 , . “ == ee Tearing, 19% ; fully equipped; good : ord ‘ouring, 3 covers; fine condition; $1100, real bargains | IN GOD WE ‘T RI IST terms. 45: “si — -| Bunday ray aah ee. o ESR Pe SS 3667 Olive St., Near Grand she 7 ) ' | =3 ——— ah Shen: indoah BERNING-PAYTON MOTOR CO., iUDSON-FRAMPTON, | FORD—T- -ton truck erfect con- PAIGE-——-1919. »d-passenrer. & new tires : =“ ' 3 me 21: best buy in town: ! | 'Ve-passenger. _Bo oemont #62 2036 Locust. (c#2) | | $300 Locust St 'Is a good sign, but when you step on the dition: sacrifice 195; easy terms; trate motor perfect Bee ae ear before buy. ; | Open Evenings and Sundays RAND CHE Vv ROL. E T} dee . .6080 Delmar (e) IF d Cc ! Bomont Slu2X Central 7430Y. || ga8 and watch the speedometer of this | .3§16 Easton. Oe Ay OS OOM Ing elsewhere, barga Seuth Bide Mo-. CAR —$260 CASH. a ; : beautiful car: cheap Or Ou pe, §3 1 O | How I Helped . anon nena Studebaker © touring says ‘'60,"' it's a sian | FORD—c hain- drive “Porm a Truck’’ l-ten tors Sales, 1720-26 ve ee. Sidney 27° oe Monthiy. .buvya . , 506 S$. Jefferson. | at UVERLAND—Touring: will trade for dora! You're moing some: come over and see {t;| _ Chassis and cab: good condition and tires. | “entra! 404 (e) = fet. touring ar hi] : = Amal 55 Sg 1 merges THREE-P ASSENGER One man saved $100 on his car: can b: roadste! 816 N. Leonard. ic) | oes Te real automobiles: make us prove it. $100 \2507 Olive Open Sunday (eZ) Se vie M tii Bi. all orn op; beau- | repeated for you on this 1920 Model R | fhe motore the thing; this car bas it. FORD TON TRU K-——Late model; new cur cr rT © en, Attention! $450 Nn Wonderfu! “¥ Centi t. ‘ dian , | car. $226: terms “B71L3 Cass, (| RO sada Value. || Hupmobile Touring; new paint and good Ogos jr at tiv Fine." Open Banta: he . — or estt % + pal Feeee 1 ge down to-| tain side body; a wonderful bargain: $100| 7-passenger Chandler; fine rubher, good . 1920; starter, $150; terms J0OU LOCUST BL. condition : st esay bb Weed SPECIAL PRICES ou , eaaca Starter and JEW vie TI 1 yi) . Selii Cheap; mode! Bd. Call at 8616 Water rz ~4,. “passen er sport tauring new _ tables: cheap. owtw. Ohio ~ - nace . s iw OMT IG run 2000 miies; must , Pnone Riverside J 75o7W * res: like new: 485 3441 Juniata. (¢ bodies and Kood running order: 2) up. STI DF RAKER—First. clase condition. 3235 Touring: used as oy mont ator, £eANARLIN 6-—Touring; runs fine ; ~ Gran 1 2258J. | —— *. - — | ; ——— 7) | termes Riefiing’s, Ford dealers, “50 _Da kota. . + can't tell from new 713 e) Datlery; onivy Sliyo 181 7. tHhussel! JORDAN TOURING VV mit lA. bout ig. ¢o-ns; gstartur, ece.; | 5 STU T Z—15 19 touring; completely over-| Jefferson: onen evenings and Sundave rar Cr eae ee ew Greer eee SPECIAL TERMS . . . J . Se ES SS —yae——ai> > 5 f ome 8. ait am - am ts ' new vallery: gOvud tires: 375; S50 down; hauled; new paint and tires. 6 el - — - J BAR ER—jood running condition Bei I ero 8 ——— en et . 1916; demo =e es, whock | WY }} n . > ne yp et owes dvalue on eaay te like | bargain Murrie, ~1Le Pen “ sist, at Wlive. | near Cabany 7546 : wa te) | FORD—T ruck, Seg ne hr os | 5" FaIAA rT hemes more 8 veal mnrEnie Ford a : a ° s: ash 1826 Ruese!l! a. nev ‘ a ) iid Value oO easy terms. | « =e = - : i= : a r@paintec cy; very v it \ ‘i-ginia eeoseove eee s RO 8 TOURING $ ae - a Upen nighte and Sun: 'OVEKLAND BABY 4—1922 touring: like| VELIE—L) ght § tour! "6, Continental mo- Sunday morning. Keiflings, 2915) Wy Tyee wy a aT re Ford Maid paint, first-clage tires wTeuring., 1918; good car: $85, $55 Touring; series Winter Lop; new paint, SIN ERS. a 3418 Locust st. (c62) new; must sacrifice. leaving city. Grand] tor; cord tires: ae 3029 8 Jefferson wive a , ee Rtwer Piatcitncsa dag he eaves Jordan, California top.... is, 2ist and Olive «ts Wire whee s wu run . , WEATC me erfect ¢ ‘Ton | i. press ~ - ——— AN PN tg Conning order; $000. Li XINGiVN—i¥zz touring; Amsted motor £OUD. ~. (8) | WESTCOs 1 —1040 Sonata car: perfect con- | FQBD-—l'on truck. express body. $225. | F5rRNpe NE, codons ahd saadelere: ait fh op Tourins seeereoes : sf. ; oo, ’ n ou a *ererer ee “A high-c! lASs. 4 ‘“ = bt - = ' ' a LNAI NG-PAY ION MOTOR CO ’ ' lve ’ TOUR! iS y4 | itile more -— @ FORD—Tourins nice car; only $095; $35 "Gg. OU . , * na? O-pass.; looks ang Tunes iike hew firat I9LL—OVERLAND TOURINGS—1921. dition 4416 VY irginia (e) Ford light @elivery wuck. express body, n . = ae ; ~Y-0tf iyourt BL Owl BLS. iCOe) |) GORD takes it. 40470 Deimar, Dann, | right origiliai fini, Overhauled and ex- | WwRoTCOrTr_it OM: Ford roadster, with siip-on Don expos: terme; trade S491 Fyniata. (eT) | Jordan, 7-paae. *. ESTCOTT—192} tourin in, vary Ko a ' “7 livick Touring . ae 00 cash, balance . = 3539 Magnolia. near Grand ~ : eari¢ Si ‘ , 3 ee sy ene = , GARDN Ehk—T« jrin - fi; = ] ‘ ition ; i ; "* iik it n 4 } &. » ‘ (6 27: . ciye ’ * pS 7 inda\s . i gn 5—10 ie. ab cars; real ba! gains; eary 4 4533: ." a St-Ciass condit ~t, I SX! NGT ON—Tour Ing, 7-passenger. late er Bei pate r ‘ 6. Li ot a py meg he Bh Ape: SAHOO - 4185 down. 181 Rossel. 905 Bar ne tt Bales - iA NY one about to purchase a . elle Touring +A Gardner Touring - A hy , sm | Les if ) Capeagel passenger “touring. ixe new: (6 de} be — $656 =f — ter 27 Nottingham x : oS1$1., 2316 Tower Grove Continental motor; 6-pdes.; excellent con 1920 BALY OV ERLAND, $200 ver 0000 miles; $950; guaranteed | FORD-—1-ton gg ~* aga” ty . . ovis | Box Q-304, Post- Dispatch. (e) . 2 : GANUNwh-—Touw ing. 192] runs and looks dition throughout; real buy; $475; terms 1 nus UXCeprigia. Vaiue; | Kohler-Steer Motor Ca, Forest | Al Fg bor a we Mp i ee EE 920° ike new: arrange ¢ oan i a O1x4 tires: riect; bari i; &uxo: terms 39iG Ex 4550 Delmar bl.; Dann gous tires, | ey ' excelent cash 664, 5033 Delmar jay jo Motor : paeneee. wore Locust 8s! ‘ . ; Fj extras ctor =e us ' de 7° gage " ’ | i mo it SuMmday (ec 441 Juni ata : ras s urin ao. “$185: Gaz - S s Af NG ON—Tourt ing, [e2i : very best ur teriis Si ‘ ACTILK AUTU ¢ 7 WI lel. Ys KN] QGHT—7- Dassenmer: firs clases | vant exenines jeliver e son bode oahu $100 ND—E A (FT. -~8100 00 7 s 23; S65 down _ ’ XN HR roi ring, gis? le ok id an f ‘ ! tlhe ma har ally . KHOU d . : cd ; ~ Gratid ven evenings and sund LZ | “9 . , Im—- gn GOe@lilVv y. p 17 i qj *XU#, af . ‘ att 5 a good ¢ condi- | ae Mage ia, _ near Grand ike ew ‘tra tire doubl e Rmod 1) anc atom moet ma sais ll 74 VE og i — =~ , , ey — i - io_{andon 38 SBT =P Hitt sion | lent condition Cemountable fms. Khock | he following cars. worth $300 to Sane Lexington: T vting —aaerees > And Dodge tourings; cheap, King’s! Jounsen lock; bargain: $47 5 1933 Dark.ic ‘annot afford to overlook: terins. _ > | OV us RLAND, ONLY $345.00 | WILLYS—For ‘sale or trade; cylinder, 7--| absorbers, Bosch magneto, cheap, 3036 Vic-j each bit we Rn tery one, neon: ies Paige Sedan. . “/ - rune perfect; paint 5 : —S or —* me — P nntnt- S_S 2 eee - ORI co tat - passenger: good running order; new top: tor for len@thy sales efforts Cash only . } in highway and Arsene. il) ,ARD ouring; 1922 model: yun ]000 Mott (‘ar Co., -601 Locust b). en | yuri luce Mou 4. only gstigitivy used Word preferred: can be geen at 314 € & Leenemetiennt ee - i Ww inton @ limousine “gle $)00 And many others to select ‘from. D5 39 16 Enright, ainaiinihiet , uring ; u - , — - | 20- “Hike new Ptarter niles; Ail “i U) ert: 5 new Jl 'jire«tone _Sunday And evening &. Gs, of cal Hee es Leliving: 2] ¢ « OMD—-L yy -lon truck, is in fire.-ciese run- | e @ tour . 19 ace =e ' ay forenoon Prand. rear ning condition and hae ‘arge stake body: | , Hp arn ‘s+ A a eBay: 128 ZASY PAYMENTS. Ouring: g00d shape; take ) eae 65. Fi « down. _ 8441 Juniata.i a ra fees: - 7400; selling on acceunt y een ee Se ‘Oo pe) yor 1 1c rows a ees eee n eo E y © Suniatc. 4 Gown a . ; , LEXINGTON | [LLoUN MO,0OR Can CYU.. 221 Locust | WILLYS-KNIGHT—T: ourmng, 1922: only 4 gio. ¢ thing 1 we tk 5 ear eae on | Gravd @ tourine cs 100 5 SAINT LOUIS MOTOR CAR 333 ~ jhe a w Clevetané Tepring Ereex Tourtie ... Hudson Spe sdeter Overland Coupe : eee ee ee 3 55-56 SoOecKsS.3;:3SoKNre 3D oo vsvoT Sle elot > stom CsZ 198 - fc) I a : — es . = top Starter, ilass : artiord si “7 months Id; r b f . j , rm . . 1920: oni $375 k 4 aa touring anne, 61 nee , (cOB) mnthn 0 : very est of condition 430, terms. Omer Sundav forenoon WILSON MOTOR | a ot Sm | — MAN 1921 touring; Al condition; run about | throughout: will serve in every way ag “ x SE, Ts re rO 29°71 Locust ’ COM PANY, 2801 Locust St. - J $1416 N. 2tet. a er 1 Rowan. sa | L OST- A WONDE RFUL é' 65 ae : i sone a 4 5000 miles; excellent paint and tires. ( V iA ND ss; * iRG., : 6) ‘Ww Car: terma. Huber Motor ©¢ . Ravn owe 9 4 ~~ —_— - : , 3920; g004 condi‘ion - FORD—1920 touring: starter ""% V¢ it you can always get another, but it's BERNING-PAYTON MOTOR ©O., J ERI o-4 * - Locust bl. Open Sunday and oe | or -2 Light “Aeiivery. 1021 haw clone a AE Bigs i EA ae Me eer eame Bomeont 126%. 2 Tu Ison-Frampton reputation is OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY. "© rea; , Ww crifi DB eTin , ' term .. O16 meni ht eS — li noes if ce. cas or terms | rie 1 Pina another flr like this (iard- } 29; 4) «Locust _Bt vi ens) “ - 7O% 7° Se that wante | ee 1 to be in good condition. &. 4 puTiIng: «on thy OK 39°4 : : pare nel SUTINg, With 4mous annals iz mo Ls COMOBILE 4 . e 4 + = : ~ Se oe > . " . a are t “ ndell © . « ~ 3 aren 192 0; starter and demount- tor for on S4° . a : . “ee : ) — Passenger, o) ~~ spor j lal out you are coming back, 1 Q Can ze terms. P . » Eaandell 2061 \ , es: food purchase; cash or terms. 741 asy ter } YAHLEM~ MOTOR oo. body; like new; repainted and everything |then Uuy this Overland. It'y a working: |MENDENHALL, Ford Dealers, 2315 Locust. ||| "ck of every exchanged car sold. ; Bacrifi ° S66 »: Ba sOnN six, ‘ C “102 S N. pen & inde \ wy fF ona eg Wil, take good jot In trade Wan's automobile Just think® of the price 7-passenger, 4. cy linder; firgt-class condi Open Se x ~ | The BaZBe protects yO%. INK. | 9 4 j}_ weSoo sunt “te , me ae | FORD ucks;: new and used, wit fis fing cars: ren! bargains; 0 FourT ae weer tons. hice: | 1920 Gard dner Pour, | S48MON i—Toarine car vike new? 3017, |" “"* “YARLEN stud co., per: da, | Penur handmade oak bodienct cube: you wi | HUDSON-FRAMPTON ie, S516 Easton : . a oo bs: 20 N. Grand. * (2) . ° “passenger; sacrifice $850; easy terms; | _ 1035 N. Grand Ope ee uneey | NON ATC | find here any: style truck or body your busi- | 7 — AUT O—Make, good service or fam- | nees requires: moethiv payments Deels ar Rath ane . = ‘ ‘ Gays, rehni she “d, ¢ sjlen i : 1 vour } iad + . 343 or terms. Palilipe Motor « 3} | money 4 “ if you don’s || pelect the Marmon 34. Tn 1 Liu of curs repurted to be Letter and! TOURING « ARS passenger good condi. | (ity Hall | Bomont, 3100 Central 7430 2025 3; bardly run; Ks- - o 2 ————— ©-) right fi A Ane oar i? e alright. 4 Cheaper than Yanleti's Nobody has seen | tion: 5S tires: ial Okel, 3820 Oregon. 7 se org ye. ‘kk } i | ' ly = = — erifice, trade, terms. 2349 . ouring: shock “e@bsorbers demount- | J} OUND cr Y AU ‘O., 2007 Locust st. | inein,. and neubody can find tnem. So don't | TOI’ RING CAR Good shape; $75 if s0i4 ; | FORD—Ton rer ; ora be ne ey with ‘Diener ie Fs ——= @ ; exchange for truck or roadster. 4 304 25 Years St. Louis Ode ok fartuer, here's an Oakland light ‘6’’ day. 2021A N. hy 0- | top and inciosed cab: roll curtsi1e; new | ras gre — ] Ay ; . that’s a dream; powerful overhead valve mo- a” A 13 eaters 4 2) cord tires; mechanically perfect; sgultuble | STR ANGL ER ] EWIS S Q tery ane tires. Boing eae ™ ouring, with " gtarter, inter 7” ¢ 1922 Gard mer ‘T our Drive this lightweight 7-passenger eT- | wor; newi, tinisued in Empress mareon. | TOURING | CAR—4-cylinder, Al condi- | for huckster, gardener, armer, express. | , 4a4n49 4 AYS = . , 14 ' ry ; Car. motor ov er? auled: Paint, tires A nd j it } tod: iy for only S47 iO; ¢asy terme. tion : OTRAS $150. 19 Oregon av. etc ° must sel! today; real Darge' n,; cash, “When I ret the headlogk on him. he’ re ng. S#8 '614 Lucky lava. ‘C) we are asking: only ylBo 4 ~ : : . ion mech: ee all , kood appearance: cords. eur handmade oak Dodies ur cabe: vou will ge ‘ - 90 nm { , verhaulet ' rex or ms ade Soleg ast or orn rn’ a P “orny RA’ | 7: , ; | ; si big bargain * $305. urings: 1920; $200; excellent con an v90 on terms; overhauled, , ey te andl Pa ~ 7 ~ LOS] ‘ STRAYED OR 517 OLEN liv car: $100 2511 Good av, | Auto Body Co., 106 8. 12th st.. opposite | || 3309 Locust, 224 ber. > ' € , home 4 z. in g 4 , - 7s as first $110 takes it. =¥ Driven 1800 miles, barely broken in. ines c il equlipme! ep ON aeticy ait len ; PS Ay tg ~. x ery > AHLi.M MOTOR CO... Grand aioe act auick k. 4027— North Mark ket oyr.’’ Rut Yahlem says: A man may be Co. . ”? ii radey 4 ; ‘ie : r } le i “a » an , . | aveuumgnguan >; « n AR dence sate wis Touring 1920. motor perfect: de- 8’. 20, a tag mies, motor = d en ame | oa * Bom ont 1840. qKatab lished i904 Ba ito N. Grand Open Sunday. | TOUR! ite ( ‘AR— $300. See “this car rape oe ition. ke jtouy and cad. mechan- preg Pa’ putitu Conk acco-mpart teinan — i _—— ints Js . | ng. =e or + > a - nish absolu aMe as new. e will well | _ ‘ac KARD—’ 0 ; buy, | _vou will buy: private party: te | “ns . + ; amy ‘ine ae : mountables; must sell; $125. J12 Ele tite far for St: 10 on @ guarantee to give | MAX WELL—Touring: 898: or Sonia tee me- Try eee ! win ath Pe yt ae buy, Pte ) D terms, A 2807 Olive. Gomont 301. — (c12) finished ¥ : ; wn tt) Os a. pesd .Oorn . @ wood. - eS gE "Our Money ‘ if O dor like iy 7? tor cycie 5117 McKissock r! - ay bm ~— —_ - - ra ene oa: : a op roewn nani« u olmerine t’ trade, te mm. Zi ass * bg gs 21: é Haaslers, | How” "We bat “ been” here 2 years ne ‘i € ; LI 2 a ng: Ts * 4 int. 4 | PACKARL—Twin six tourmg: in a No. 1) TOUR IN CAR—Late, . poate $50 down, Lx OMORILE TSio arith 5-ton stake a dream. C ‘ont $2800. The "orice is #0 low " 1921; starter. BSSlCTR, TY A | MAXWELL—Touring; 1920; good paint; coudition; will sell at a reali bargain for @ balanc®é monthly. . Vandeventer, | _ body: che ial = _we're ashamed to mention it. Come over | as 1) Lew ’ ND CITY AUIO CO., 2007 Lecvet pt aw tires: ne suet se ¢ (35 ese other extras: lixe new; w tires: owner must sell. 4300 Gibson Quick saie; terms to suit po ' (c62) MAC K——2 trucks; stake bodies: just over. ~ see it today SEE OUR SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT beaver brown, with Calf orn‘e tour! - aed 3 ei ' . t s. 5153 3 Baston . GRANT . . T g first ‘ _ sha pe. } .e ke Lt] 9° , to 1 rtm G smnonstrators: MENVENHAL .. MoT 4 yh , c ‘sg : (n 7 on } ‘ ‘* ‘ . ~ | cliasslers:; bargain; terms; $225. 3114 ve~ Grant roadster, repainted and [ij/|. eoiq ioday. 3631 Louisiana Paige **66”"’ Sport eae © anened 4206 W. SPOT: Ve have a few conadt ciate Eatin der lear ane Dolme sedan. overhauled, Inte model, $725 3 : er a au a low pric Emil Geertner, Inc., JUS il tendard eight an Ma rmoen nf T- Mangenker A TT ee im. om emma ——— touripe. fine con ition: onh ; in good cor ion aa - | ral! Sanday ae ng. Gil. | = first-class condition ° 21 AIRD-GROFFP MOTOR CORP., | cage i pre ia” doe pore leone 5150 Boney 19: uriven #4700 miles; a? lal y 20th. Bomont 1700. rouring care, the motors in those @are heve Chev ralet Up : _6920 E agon . a . ; *a} g } yg N°? tj dan 4 Ws i tor 5 te sage riya ; ta . } vis ; ¢ 7 ] ic oo ‘ " T ha i ar you see along the / or ( een overhauled fa dilfac Bi. 2 ana to = x . Fae +h Starter type. Call Sunday 3 Odo B | ce this week as I am leaving city. 3897, oot n finish; gpe lal Loni ar RE F r H f h PIEKCE-AKRO \\-~¥-i0 nasis ‘pas nerrs. $400" to $1980: "prmction iy UT) Lar AS new Bpare Ure . . 4 a 4 ic) ; ma; Zz i ij i Lic | ra ator. new oya! cor j r nad 4 4 4 | ; | . en r ‘ 7 son : 4 a ‘necagages ; 7 +1 ; lh y . OW O ten ave condition Traftic “Moto: iruck ; Mi} bt e'betric: reme we ave ; aa on . os armed eit overhauled. beet condition, — — == ie ° | ; the sensational buy of the sea- | ||| you ENVIED the owner. | PreRCH Tn uck. with top; also wars] bait city for the past 18 yeat. Gpen fun. Soa F bargain: $210. Hinkel. 219 N. Theresa. 0 |! ae == | Maxwell Tourin . EPRI aide ¥4 || FERRCE—Truck. with top: slso , touring | our Cher ih wt0 finis) Be ‘ike "he . = 8 sega ~ Hc aE is aaa . : 3 Ht Ds IN . } RA MP ] ON ' } ‘| hat ver a car or ifs du licate ws cviinder potas orcer, 4a p y ; ~ Z ° ey "Ona FORD—Tourin wok starter and cemount- HAYNES—l1921, in perfect foe 5 A eater : gage P BN ——— PA Teas ‘ba HUPMOBILE DISTRIB : $650 Fe eral ots “Toca MOBILE | ’ c nesiel ® excellent: ~n: Z ables: call da Home in id 7 : . : ‘ . lea m ana tire =, ws iad, Lime jay) Tl nt. 2 2a ’ ' ‘ ? ( : | : nic condition; ruarantes | Tiveing Co., 3006 ber mar . rp ) St payrme 3: ar Bomont SLULR. Cent ras 74 30Y. | may be traded on @ HUD- hy ovary cr metgsicl condo. ‘peli Bomont 1840 pen he Motor {u Ine. 4041-43 la er aa meeaicnnanae ——ene : ) sa 7C% re tf ‘ 7 ida : 1} ’ 7) FORDS—T i « wee ‘ s fi | ; , e-p ssen Ker. | : S : - . r ok Ue , G ‘ d Se Rt SE gg Po Sel ee Y is = : an ; om J not terms; ~ 4 “Bnd oi a. singe. I YY) oA H \ Y N ES S SP E E DS’ [’ 'E R Veli ie To rin 550 p LE Re he ARROWS. —Tour ing care; | severai i SON or E ago ( ar to | Forent te "Reulevable. aT | ) in = - a — | 19TH AND LOCU ST. bee ; ' h oar , gaan ih rendelet etor ¢ Ss 3 3867 S. Grand ‘D> } beau wi Dainted, Ul Ing $ i Ww ee ‘y A utr ‘ 50 » clid } morrow, act 0 ay. “4 or | Ri Pi "BLIC Thi cK—M die 11, z-ton; bar- | | 2 s ud bak he-medase and wet oe § ad : PORD—Touring; Hassler shock absorbe | | cht and cule ‘ , ee ee r $400. Phone Bri dge ‘1912R CAR BI 92 . ® er as get cur pricy | “ iio © wire whence unten meant a and Washington one Hudson-Frampton. The | | _sf#in:_ $400. | I Oters Sales, 1729-26 “lafn . one-man top, fine: snap at $135: S35 - >" wens. Satire. SOURIS OF Five-Passenger FIDNCL-ARKUW U-dG-—--3 pass. touring c ph ne fud a p n he : REPUBLIC f Bia edi i 272 , 4 _fown. 39 Ma noli a. near (Grand 272. Central 304 ic) Enos perfect mechanical condition: wiil | i name protects Vou, Dodge 30 days . Auply ndav. SRH4A St. Lous fc) as! ler} n trade ‘ ’ ¢ Toc! ‘ oAKKOWW—. yr ot f) yriced for sui« Pra) hed: very los | FORDS—3s tousings. 191 ot) 19°: ore MOTO! Southwest Nash Co. valve. ltt drive. dete lee kee ee ' 3309 Locust. 4, 1| BALES CORP., 3900 Washington. (e), in their work. We have for sale —T ights a + agape ow of 3%. MAT Tee on oS 7 Fs . = : : —~ int, res, Lf Carries new-car guaraeti Bomont 3100 Central (43 TR AF Fic—2Z- ton. with steele dump bedy, one Big 6 three Special 4) and two : a anes en MITCHELL 6—Tou!: new tires, new top; | ’ \ este! Automobile €o., Kuciid and > eo ee -_ $3: 50 "915 8 Kings highway ‘cy 4 ry 418 Lact sa? st fe@2) 4 F ‘ ~~ A i UW hake j . = - - : - ° a 2 Ms i ORD—Touring: looks like bra nd en Start ] ‘aa i ri) ning or : ¥a) bed. OS | emmy VM“ ashington | 7 oe ee . .° Light fh tourings. These cars hav‘ : , b | ; “76 . ie 56: » 4 a, . :. 10 M iS x od run iis } ti edePe 4 ; ; ' TRAF ric. ye ton. with rut boa y, $400; Pe ' , a tf Ee TOU RINGS ton’ a’ demountabies. $275. termes 31 Eas “I L y MiTCHELL-—7-passenger: fine for service REG LY1d touring ne. condition; S200 Trucks For Saje ton Traffic with body, $250 2910 8 never been sold and we will give . ‘ourtng: s 3; yen ty Q00 or mechan $165, Sherman, 4315 Lin $16 S Ith owt Main 321 ic) “a7 tow eter retaere-3 ——~- King's highwa; (ec) a new ear guarantee with each || , oad Dodge touwtings: price ts FORD—T a1. ~ ries has only in I ' —_ ; . T 4 rely 1 ' Y [ : ouring. 192 etarter. eon mite 1LICGes, ia r) } z I ra] iww,. ] " } 1] , , ray , ’ > , a Al. -AMERI( AN TON T Ri ( = Good “con- aia ‘ Se i - . ‘ imine! enamel: door apeninx ele perfect” motor: $165. trede, terms. NING-PAYION MOTOR CO, iON ‘Tpating, Viclory modal: $250-aaa4 | REO 6 TOURING, $125 DOWN | tition. Smith | GTB, Delmer 16868; | RAttretors: carne minvantes aa nay frat one. Will make the price right. tires. Prices $175 and up m - 2 - a 46 =| Bomont 6°). «cht | ~ MicI 41 , nig kiveryone will tell vou that the he is ~ ep one obo nad elmar fe) ae -— - oo, no Tr 1 we 2200 «(ON » ) FORD—Towring, 1924: bumper, shock ab- | spsce | —— . ; t like the “Rock of titar.’' | AUTO‘ TRAILER—Good: installed ve Bc. | FPSFee eer SES KUP., Ope n evenings. ’ ” : i | } —_ . 1 7,4 roo! ; © LLOT ‘ _— Tontit } otar eb ’ ‘al OCK O11 fs raita er re 4 , cf). a0 Waeaehington. sorters: large wheels: demout! tables: sar saat : - / ~~ ; good Con ¥ ty MOON— 1918 Ouring ( ‘or S105 ro y sty | to i. he "TOT RINGS FORD Teorine in goo di running order: new wr i - ‘ , m tire } i * Pg You wil! buv these if vou see them i very cheap for cash will demonstrate . oO . . . ® ts i it 1922 j 3 : : } , seman | sh. tral ‘ ne j-ton. pneumatic tires: two Z-ton, | | We are giving our salesmen “0 | ate mode] care that look an@ ; fender new top and good tires; SLA niete «a attractive lov yer rulck sale S000 AOCUST BL 258160 Accomas T hone Grand L174W fe) HU DSON.- } R AMPTON, t These jobs are rebulit ind ere; |! . | Bu Pe ee 3 000 LOCUS" : en. = . OF mle nuick sie” REPUBLIC TRUCK ||| Studebaker Demonstrators to use ||| : — al utomob! |e perfect; S319 tern , a : eae . is the purr of Or refinished in ALTO CAR—*%-ton, cab box body. hand | dameonstrator a mew $50 a O17 ‘ (>) ‘e ! aroon rT e } at tir € t ‘ — ri i ito OD , ‘ Ou | ati 1, : good es. xe ei, ent mecha ical j - | + ™ , # , ‘GMC ts Baar large atar » hor ¥ al | UaArantee as @ " 18th and | on uet — an alll 7, PORD—Good car; touring: 21; starter and : aa. San ae? o (e) it ape If , rte ant ° ri ' Tes - a : emountables 165 : tn mh: snap f, ' MAT , ' i FH Ulils 7s Mi NJ O° tour gE: riven ‘ery i T1e; depend upon in } tne price we are condition - S650 terme é 2 : as . ad r= nS Pap ’ | ,’ " . . ‘ 11 . : ; , sughou West hwti} asking ony 9 RY rh a "ou want it ' ‘* (open Sunda) (of2) | rraffic ; T affi Fpraen, mAs... “’ oe Central 368.3. Bomont 41. (8g t iat Is almost as 8200 TOURING CAR. . a sores 3539 Magnolia. near a ee Bhan oo pera sectors: ie) how Satie Co 5841 Delmar. Caban) hing ) AHL EM MUTOR CU 77. : mene | Visinn Nationa! . : ; P ee ne: good tires. g£00Gc mou - ~~ ae lmar 4° W235 NWN. Gr: t) en Sunday s 5 delivers truck ; $150; will Tow iw TRUC K-—s org, late 191 Call 1011 xz _——- a ——————— ee as new— one that 8 r 7 7 Pal , GUARANTEED the} Bomont “040 : rm a nines : 7 , re or v : . | RD—Touring, 1920: tion; no Enright ance non | ; - : hvdraulle hoist ‘ ; Oe C S fel Miaeshs or'intercet {i} re eee ies | ee 0A paisager’ | 22m Autos Sivan] AWAY | shin HotintnnS' Gamee sap eatieen: | ur buaners. 4228 W. "Fook. Coupe, Sedans, han sij ’ _ Tar. unday. Locust st : NASH | ( T° RING T *] 50) DOW N Open evenings and Sunday i ye Delmar d Dorris cab aoe _1223I ae ' $115. HUbDS -Touril aor res; «heal a — — coe ee ‘ad Ford ao Myers, Bath rd.. ; tt same as a new one,ii money down; pay Thu ? ton 3 horses and 6 wagunes “a excelient condition ; : 6 goo - ae _ > e . ¢ “= - sp - a, - * , ; 4 : | ’ e 0 ; FORD—Toud car; iate sfvyvte: in good HL Ds IN—Tourine: four-passenger 19°70: We aold- 5 Kashes s} month: e€ervone STKA RNS, "1991 ' - a Ad gi a Me ice. TRUCK—Pane! body: {een for lor Tloriat bale WEBER MOTOR CAR CO., if wheels, up to date in it " “ne ron FORD—Touring car. 1921 starter and de ' -40—Touring; bi J 5 — - any (©) CHEVROLET—Light_ delivery; late model. tr ck : 7 eee , ) satel eo an . — ; : a , . 2° 4 4 ’ ’ ’ | RAD | ’ t¢ 1920 mod sf 224 &. _ Call = W K HA\ E FOR SAL E Si. €. 6 model: cood as new. "4 . 34034 “hi _ , hl! 8 3 Fast wheeilis } I Al s e; ! i; ; . Ded. P : hee| bur “‘ \ I ta gia wie 7- ~pasBE Ng — fo P . . eT 4 ’ ke y va i} Lon ay. bit 43} iD, pe rubber, } oe Tee dhe. Bee fO3 WN Vs hon eens $1 is Rtkan Se 5. Jefferson COAL, TRUCK—With 10-ine ‘htires on tear: . re ase non large ‘for pot apoly. Baw. : $170 less th Room 6. 14024 Oliv if ‘kk buyer get Rr Cc haries. 4 ess than cost. oom iive £000 CONGAILTIO Mitchel! i} I mT AU ' . Pats . * we Y 2 ° ; as 1 or a . . ‘ . sti _Mgq. | ft FORD—Tourinss. firet-clace shape: de- c. 202° Olive st ndell 274 pay; no interest OLIVE Mon — da buy Mn ; , Mh p tn ing truc ke at prices unheard of shaft 4739 Kaxton av (ce) tion ; good paint, good tires, and at i wells. These Cars art: > y, trac ‘a Car; SEE THEM SUNDAY TRUCK K—Huckster’ =: ele scales right prices; will make terms to thi. King puns | o; new top; winter “curtains . : . — ; ; pa . tables. new tires. new bodv. sfartet r1"*\e Parr! ail tir + pe + £OGu ondltion. Cabany : s Hy ae 7 M Ha . A ‘| HUDSON—Model M touring: , tires mood, Open evenings 2010 Washir on. (e7)! ; " from } Tra ffic ' . ° né after 1 o'clock rons ically © » ; on » pen oxen ns 2 BARING. (S27 rae lb Traffic, body and cab. ; j d 5 h dise 222° 232 6279 agn: o'cloc mechanically perfect; $000 Gi baeon, 23] 20 iRiIANGLE MOTC : Selden moving body and boxes. with route; $325 5 Sunday Ce te) | please; open evenings. cqu ppe wit 50 monthiy, buys this 1922 wonderful ear for : : | *‘ad30 De ee Ee nd Onte, | SAXON—Touring; very cheap. 815 N. Leon Meramer Hiehlands ™_ — ; - — eS ee aay | WD: a tearing, 188 : then by all means don't} a al a Sunday unt!) ip. m : thes very clasey and fast: don't miss is bar Nash pouring luate Model DENBY-—Two-ton stake body ani cab: will ; d | nom SS ' - : 7. ‘ ‘ : : : Look ! Ly or d $9Q- eo Dow a dem onatrate Traffic Moter Truck 4358 B Broadw av. , T ouring Cars and ery or laundry; ree @fing car; in wonderful a 335 ny Magnolia. near (ir; Bl MclLaran ‘olfax 70K) ' ABH —— Sport, 4 - "an ij ( 21 ms t if 2340 O fh -ton Cueny » wepecial made hi * FORDS—Tourings, Bevera ] lf aft ‘ ra x J ' : } oes stu it n (* a lif fr; rni Lé . ? roanaes . n° ‘ t : fail to look at the ; models; - “pada $150. to $. 14 rie hOON ‘ou a Bee! J LOUrINE | ire rrahle e a” seda iop alone Come qu we need the oom: Corn 200 N Second FRU CK—One-ton, express body, with aU i! , > ' C wl : t! re rgaine SHU: ® 5 ire > 2 imper: n . no offer sed: | a er today; $70 Roadster slightly used 1922 seat . fender 4 , | : na tion. 185: terms. , o ori : " ’ tern 2 le. | ‘ ; unusual buy , END , e711 ct i’ extras, sacrifice, easy terms; Bue. | inowsewhat the Nash is: an automobile th - x, . ; p . down. “$Tece old oat. i380 : MEN ALI . Ford ealers, 2315 Loc pat. anlé Fast: a a ‘ r a” de pe nd upon ey ery ,4 4‘ i! the + . D Pass Lour ne . in tne ve ry best of me- } j-ton Signai, cheap for » al ridge ——eEE —— ~-——. = inne aemnasend : Studebaker Distributers, body lines, ete. n evenings. (el) — aig viewed tw fel 1 condit . * 2-t I lik HANK EN &€— Touring, Al: $40 down: | Pe > ccna + 3%-ton: ww em m- 1 6. expres ody na , . e Beene fh, guy oneaeee earache Megha tangs ata Ae setterson 7 Studenaker (@ touring. 669. own: ‘Over-| PRONE. ant geil because’ aicknees, “Lin: | | DORRIS—Worm drive, sypiere berry. ||| WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE //] sss: s ¥ _ . ei, aE ; shape: reai buy; $185; terms. 4530 De! OAKL Tourin 1921; same as new land 17 touring. Al, $535 dows 1817 2665 W. — . airen some have solids. There ta . and MOON mar bi: Dann ; $150 vm resin: $320: terms, 316 Mnrignt. | Russel! “| pPEDERAL—2®-ton truck, by dey or conermet. || MAT oe podies, such aa dump, | | ‘ : saa ome Pouring car; “jate 1921. run S86 Hit site ads Super, | OAK, : Tourin | ams 6 6condition, | * DE WAKE R—1921 om tpn F. Owner driver; $12 @ day. J. Ryen, P| stake, rt be meres ie ote ha eily. 7, oS mem = 34 cual miand coupe, $758 dow tt is eeqometer and extras: can rrrange f : n 44s } if > Hew lots 0 v" a om "44% c) | con on m ~ we cok " . omar 300 Forest Park bi. Mr. G.I’. Geh_| OH BOY, ij La 5 A BEAR AKLAK LD. eyo sod. candition this car at a bare. in; ten South Pere k: ebain drive. 3430 8 Mein | REMEMBER. they are all BARGAINS, | ' | oes ee ae (c83) | || te nt vee. eg i fo} Sasen 174 {} if vow want ene you wil have to tourn! ok. aimost . | ° , age Folge, . dan a ‘“handier a ic) = oe i . @ | Jf Vine , | : O79 on : hea a? : biandiev-Knight $2: 7: ort 4 ro 5. “Sas she i O ee ae j bad tra) 304. Bidne “f c) | PORD—®5 late ton _trucks, ai! styies, « Pp. Lar moéel . he bit, D S | ouring; 1921 etarter: demount . Lat TI . | ae oo tt 25 ] ] Q = ; 4 Hudao h sedan, $47 . or 4 abies: good running condition; lots of ac oat rwthis on the a en a te Se a NtTS - ma ye a sod . ° STUDEBAKER =. va seen g: Ouring,; 5. trade: terms oan Fs 5- | RAFF ic MO OR RUCK CORP. ——_ — —— ~ s ear rchme seen te ssh touring, she5. % - cal Ru j y ha tak ing hal ‘Ss oe ‘ ‘ . ete } "Ti "mY iy : . Pe S ~~ = nas goo t S cy inder:. : . ; I I ey g° > KO : pummel Tri if ir true k in rood running ¢ ‘ }- : —_ a - 4 }] nda norning ; S238 wan you Own 3 r | and sine ai ~scellent mec hanic conditios ‘ , om ; i 0 BES 212 & th Divistes NATIONAL MOTORS, ‘ . enditio i ‘ oe order so "2 4 "On N. Sex ond Se. y. 4 ‘4 | : (c) : age! " ; > oF 1 th ; . ¥. tourr | =r eve gegen Terma y! ther ' bargains | _ See uit : et te ; Apply ito owner, 3190 & wit ilghway ag (ate ew shaif rice ‘auit- Ni * a Ped al urfng: good condition: $125. , zatest 1922 touring: demountab Bai e. . a MOTOR CO ae | FORD —Truck; a) most, ne ‘tg obs ‘Easton 5 ————— : eae : Bie sw tage | Coupe, 1981 model; guar- Dn. 8, electric starter, motor 6 BO 415 YAHLEM nee t ; — bie for grocery J nore, bargain. $245. Motorist Show, 1035 N. Grand ee We i They Look Like New STUDEBAKER ©—Wiu os inter | Soap TRUCK. 1921; fully equi after For Sal iy Ford tourings, 386 ongh: | aim % b 7 Kk} a oe eT Cee: ey ; 7 “year aa DE BRAKE Ty SP} . ‘ a ~ 1 Virgir ie ae - b 344 — - (ars. Prices are right; must ; jele Cass l4}& N King's highway. (1) {j omont iv? i— ; 3 ™ x _ | ‘ ee oe , ; ' > tus te fit . ne ’ . : 22 model ; —_—ee ~ : condition, wniy $250. | Touring. room “F5D0 - . - : ' , saad Excellent mechanical paint y FORD—1 ton n true 19 de ellen: € 4iti mhiy » ae mane the fifteenth of thie es in ony Say Pou went ed —— Touring LM | starter. barre) | &= a eee T urine t inted and || tires perfect: a 30.minute 4 mtr ' bods Call Sunday 2051 A Madison , $75 down; no lamps. dem iittables, bumper, shee lome “ ; sc ble a A . ‘ ' wer" mechani ai ¢ rt . . Cn ‘ ; ' it rfect i? 1 ' 6 t en .: - j n order * he fucg oncstion ; $1 00. : po > ight. marking poky rn larce “ hee ' Tou: rr n in Ww AR ' wr Ri ar F Mi Tr yk oP ‘J P ae ‘ rie 2 rpg Bag. Fe | os Ny Pp ' } OKI ~a hy ten tt! uUcKE, good ry ning | | i 7) month Trent for $250: terms, trade Hane som Mi 2907 Washington B : price nights and ’#12 Burd pee —_— | (—— | 7 191 o of at Al) con@lilos: “$80 . | pens a N. Sist, at Olive Three models available, 20. © 23 z: rene ‘2040 oe . aes tal FOR D—Ton wh ~ 5 4 "8° ‘c Grete %) | > | I ae. respect, factory guarantee. s Moon 6-40 ated. , ee Se 8 : | s " ce 3! 4537 Forest Pi +) gun a. | ooo Yj pointment , . | reduction TON, ; ny a-hew “teed > reasonable p: price. ‘ onema eee starter . new Lo? cee ‘ 3: ae Lec “Central "420Y : oe rif . > F — Sec iie terme WE RE 3384 'S. Gras 2 Ae mo uth ' FORD—1 ton pe dd! ers truck. | in good condi - ii HU DSON- | ows MPTO Mf 6 68 ri lertrn DOR «& Jefferson : % iY tires. site windshields. oor hen ty" Rom ont divs A ie sts M $s ete E— aoe ” BOOS CONGO Side _Brane wall int —— a ee. SCZ tion: joe me { ae 3100 Neosho Lee eval 74307. ; »+100B ; to us ng abtiath mil 0 a nd , . a . ol ) en = r. leor- eninge cur £ : “ne : 6 VMOBILE—TTeuring 1). good runner “oe . s- ; suit. ‘ gore ih! k He , : touring ca 1083 Bibs. . | a the cat. Get ane ol te back ef every exchanged ear sold 4550 S Rrodfdwas : as good as new. Condition prtege ane. — Sh 00 r ij} makes, ranging from $150 to 4 : e 3 in ¢ rame in. for $165, Shh down wer: "T } p name prote we vou. OL. DSMOBKTI Se —To uring : iate mode) Rie ° = ¢ , FORD- Ta ~ Ae! livery: ~ truck brie f r Note ; $750 Open every evening ring: lat. mode or bargain hunters! Morrie, 2st and Fen 4.8 Jefferson (e f all equipment excellent: Mitchell-Tiemann Auto Co, ine i | For § IO ti! til 9 and al) day Bundsy. arena “ieee es 2 > ; Ht | Nf mN - KR A \I PTON, Lp ~'T owT ne 191 a Rood « oneition ; ler = ; : t . P . 1 O74] “ abe ve Fae BE 7 oS or nansne ‘ i ,¢ Va hiem* s ; un i a 4 ~ ae iin Tour: ngs 1917 aon] con: tit ton po gamit ob: » Pear Cabany “’A4R bit demonstra # in any way. TRI (“K—1i% ton good coal body ” are s0 Sea leye Sey ) i CASH TERMS TRADE ntubies” 1970. 4 demourn'abies 3 ] " t prices 1918 tr ) 4n4n Ms net omer ; terme starter one : : ope PD Are Us coi. Tes MM OBN _ fi-ocwlipnder pth . ps - @ aan? Liv E ST ii : (V1, LP. Vit? hen if Teva? ne 7 ht a) gym: . MORILE Model N. S ;} $450. 9120 Locus: at 1 bee! en ree Ate ae S. Jettereon. TO xy E—To con ee FORD TOU RINGS prices: ete new tires. Cat) Gra aw OLPSMOBTII uring cer, Al Aiton, | AWN ay. hrerhauied - 3 excretion tires ey (ike ai P—Laooks » new sacrifice 5. . cheap. dana nr, Hotel, before oma P ve SAt. $418 Locust coat (rede; real value 2017 Olive at @' clock. aa

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Sm: rry 921 Ids s-b dste i " t} nge 1en s £ the ie eh Ge ASSIS it 26 — e it | Richt oe a tg y 69 $12 i 9s Ha el Ft i | mee Bopy- agg il 5: ° ; _—— A i Aente t ae seas + ae = Road cars offeri r De of 0 ted mvs FOR Bri ans hassi ras otto te | ORD TR oT tane $20.u9: one weiss FRUCK BO! —— oO 3 ent oday des K lan ssis yurin ster ily | i? s on ing part ur E 1e || ss iene. hassie: ; oe a (co | ty ng. ferme a D: can LUCK Bddi O % ! oe dans: 128 I O seen gh os ae Knights Tou: “ee | ed a on of g ment oon | ove: Set oe "sis?" dition; ches “e a7 ari sony en Sun. sy terms: San ate _~s o oe iis OC MI wie “on rom ve ring | esp pr Src gs a x ORD— cea oun s @ e 2 4 ° Bevin eet ing a : sati ik > iefling’s, ! 8 a) ak ; } or te » me N S B LO ( r d ; Asis r n Sted is, ng. ew | est at oO ( ht _b ng od: i bod e > ; 1 g ——— DAY DAY AND EVE I I: ode " adster | reaeiabe* stig pie has ss , w rubber Nat: “tour ish eran a, $515 9 ee ag ee "hanaent ca ar aca E 1928. a | : N y a se 1] > e : r : ont. we 3 1 ae in er, nétiniguamats w n 7 gS 5 n a ° 10 e itie eoua a — SNIN ( ade ate Ty el | [EN DE: "condition: ; £ Bea ok i5| ’RD— “used. 0: a - gboties rene | ae eta Sa Sele dans, DELCO - * ne ete 7 _, Gs yo . i pa ype ° n RE NHLA itio chas ae on ™ on. che m rac Li ‘ect? il Sane | ES ca cou odi sttow. Li 6s, ., if Y — ur SS 6 P A Fe + x _ —— ap: | mes lentie i st B 65: | well, | d r pe 1e8 GRA G : = is ace ea 1 to INE meee BLT La. For a, 6 ay: | ally. nes thes rocks arnest BODY wie les W dept gem LAND 4826 St. ae tein er ° ga a Zs m ' eth: vor i aia c P $ — he l ur an | , urin (o goa teal sae pen a ciek oak ‘ahb- i » Aud d Rng e ‘eo roadst (C~ 2) | $i Hro w Or Tou a xe ant 1H wpe St ATT RE wt ST": 7 F hi a q en 1 1UsUua — e. Th ive rubl ae hohe meg es 7 (ec) drey tovri ry , bed renin. ters, COL mreedey._— x Ball of = arf 100-8 = veries TTERIES— 56; G ARCH. DAY. Cc _—~—. en ise allv iF 4 io 4 # ‘Opens 7S ole ng s, s; 004 | } _ WwW ne : v: ae E cevrole rr “0 pnd f coteial Li : “Go 4 . MeDO ee nn . i aition a by fer model. » 4 B : ay A = a 2316 a ems AE pay nip sani A - 008 | | cr rolet tou dsters “sags aaa = ° a8 aoe % mip —_ AND 3923. NA a : ae CE in or bur = il 4 Ol yay. crm nly: ase us n s bod one fo s ) 8 to t ri , M ly ‘tilled, er , G- w from 3 —— = or ee PP w " } Zz ‘ Tt a Sez ea } 4 y! ins 4 t Fe 0 = r fed R 62 t a. ad ng. ax om . 50 . we fa 7 . n wheels, | NET ord S eer as ong Cc ‘an “at mai an 633 ‘ , + | Dy abe v 7 | 4 37 A ck sD r D If ou n ve Ss ra u f J | rs s —_-. ; S ; ee i — — 8 Y Steve tact oe eed “cous BO ae I pn aha throug “eo vinauae A oxo dt tio ce $65. oP aterm ord N arty RD S867 bod ‘oO . pio w T8 roy 1 au IC es ¥ : essé edi n fii! —— aD. a a gee rice. = article nt B nape ‘ ._— Sct ice now 6 be \ im ear dilla B\ i 7 ‘ORD TE ni chen: ro uc ky. roneaye A 3 ACK _ — : D TR rd —_ es ec ade as mas arts— ne pares $3: 9; PART an Ss ves radia se; : cle yv areing “a ewe fn % ‘ St al | a ha c ty P $5; bi a obe ‘trade 2 D. a AR —— uc ale d | = sew ward , co N F —— 1 ee tra Sa ey ire mp. tor, ee oF biak io 4 “6 t r s ty ys a adste ~ D Oo K “ p me: evlinder s 0c ! SE L " v at a W T h Oo vp F b * peare, che ne ad rs: r | SA ape; ° T I rm Ch kK yd e 8 gxe tio o ome nd de s™m ors. Fo = ay JOE FS Lher 500- na npn ve ar ange at d Mar eae iP e 57 (o RD | RODY bar Tor ‘aD: ‘ ; e. 2 3620. — XON- oi gt ana nspect me, very —_ A ° Sale nw —~ et TS0) n a ; EDIRC HOLD =. 81: A: 3 Benn ‘ oo8s. > ona e ry th pl t at h ng re r 6 1 ' origi Thi or al ¢ l RD to ior e: t - nd a _ ‘st. oor = chas B ee can be coln. nome curtain. ae ve es. $9c:; Ford ae $ 49 MC ttery h oul as 7 85. n Bn ve pt 2 i 6a 0 l em ou 0 $9 off in i] ina is in ap- Pe Our BOI nd our rade Wf oks — ~ stawen ODY e pnt be | uw ( ij 6 ja n. rec '$ Ba banat w J 1.7 “5. ITOR ner and «. Il ; pa clid bes 9 ce Fores' . on bene Pp i 0 ent set a 30 or 6 HH al oO wren fin | Carondelet NE othee pi ‘oid. 3 like co E BO 29 AN ourir sail c) | pork a. | ove 10.5 . $5.2 wheoit 8 Mees | + 4620 ‘D st ; AY B Fo Gwente pore lo b a y ok S, W . ed of | q we co e || OR = on gee parts. od: ze | TRU phn! Fan Wy ng. i jy | cove Fr $7 eo Fo tl ta fires. b: | tt he iy A. “ies BU rest. BO SS a 2953 ~ er per ou Ov bu & spe f ;t i 5 er t me “wae! et \ : ou arts. ‘dste 3631 to UCK ion: wee La AB nt ane seestne ord > 4 ®. com 1x4 : 7 3 i: aorroi $35; ~ hea >. C _ UGG : ee paid. roi 1038 tf] ) »S | A ck I ot cia + gay + . 8 rb , igurin __che $5 F oa. rad ta} ba -« hal 9: t see $9 Ox 8c; R 20. Do ; to Dd: AR at Wt 25 bo pian : of yo x T er t tw are cial « or us A717 TRU or C e bh os 232 ody. uring, Ce BO 0. or son. WwW e. re) al nds rad t rea aie te Bag 334 00 —- - chareas p aia a nd oF wre Ss. 7G , T ap. D Cc 1% ill 5077 ect c 6 pri r Pu s ; 5 32 ; ve ry 3845: Es and ee . H ET mor D> nis AL h th uw hr he eb n 5 sal | S Re : | Garfe a 0. 3867 8 lans Bo ‘ ee ro ee 14 2 fi 34°60. 9c set i mps. with 11-74 one, ne wee 5 h pis ous S a. gman est emb S6 1 aoe Cc i ma e ° tii ain an, 1S | 1d._D in DY is all aa abun a RODY—1 ten -y 09 Guan 5- - -pe ss Tour. cy ooat oe 5-pas . Cou Bie moog ps nickel et TI Ol t el I TS e: o pa . RN t toecher & iS ong er WF we | } abet ave. rour! (6 1.) Oat wren -b-paas. T pe Hoa 9. . 1.63 plat $2 $3.6 Re ON VU S & 7 Lex pe pen —_ i ' . all ay 8 Cont more: h said Breoaga sho ger a | | he Pd erg cyl 22 nord’ 2. —- Mh $8 78: St eel irro oes 65 yr de ces LC t. st. neton M in —— ind E cotral ice baiily . c ws s | \ K sadete ae. dste ) G 3-De Fs, n 88.95; oaraal Bae p aa in as AN B ite noon. S Xs cont t 197. iil al 81 a . ed e H ds Ss e ar 2- ss ” ri g. olt 2; sp a $ r po air; ir: f I ro , he A nt of $ P, rki ~ 25 Oo oto Da a FU m > rr 6 g9 Sale IC R Ul d efi i soni par be fire peci N PP N in ie Pa wd ire ger na . J ae 7 | . " ‘ . P A g tu ’ al AT ith cH s chi N ex ing in .$15 ent 0 & . E I ST : ‘ OF ore parking ne oSe AV Y Ly 8, ti b cl on re ne . . ! : | | wy » @ e vo ap ~ b : Cc 1 ir : RS 7 A - nte " ti celle > m Six 00.00 : fin hand | | ¢ C H wire, | ommplete lights oil eginnin ae 4 ORA ll 10 , 7 . oh ma re CHI? : x. tio nt od ’ 7 * : e le O IQ S . a ial parts ov lete +. ier J il, — ing 739 N o Mo aia hit SHe © mt ey ion 1920 m8 ae - sg i dark condi 7-p nl N YME ~,9 ie4 Li ale G () ra access wh 7 * "$6 oe e boots, ali | aa | SEWING nd or Hom MAC ts, tts . eae 4 ‘eit i) ™ | 99 ) io as | A in 40C 101 lg f wien. > Fey aa’ c each: a | 0 & bar 1G wit a. 24 M oder veers in | range Agger ads | G N a peng ants pas renter a be 43 gach: aoe i. mere dine we Ne ani erty rs | co ie. eli vee rep our. ; | S O j= i002 St _ () sg PR xa, com cor netrig. tal . tiem: 28 oa “J 1921 ically ’ alld . $700 n- | ti skinhead 7 een painted | ED D =e at Bo rp East vine REE Sop re rmplete and : er Mi F— Ging M lik Kissel good ster ; 00 | 19: pes . bao t 990.00 Mi CA Par th Sto ra i ‘ 4482 Fa -Tay met FRI FR coverin ith | | Ewin aes Ske —Sineer mite ce Kae, Tpass er: me | Yo hes, aay Secein HH R aap - Boa Taylor ‘huty REE oH con . Be “5 Se 3 ass ee eo wes oo | | | = = 30 Dh SD f aonfiten P EP : j ING 4720) eld, Ai = P ee . 00 rere r = ; tii | === v. I t A L ms at ema bis POR te tour) | p pant v- ae 5 Blan | | t } = 0 F rid 42 A. %S TCH 5 SO. DI R . 3 sedis: MAC “ | ge Apt vet at, TUN * avi #Pp, ed. rhe ae 750.00 q = Lin ore F il 7y Suppl: a Stars DISTRI : ; wt bargain = Whit P NITI | 00 : Pack bay full tou @ HHT Hl D — dell 7 st P $4.50: 2 me me lg C RRR aa Sat - a% ein # Rote Tak ES 0 adi to ae y ring | wee) Hey =" 1000 ark $2: I. Ford. ras Dp Prop Pua ya rw xo heat finer A e Adv ETH uring Twin Six c pa r n a . A R Ss ; Bs a f N V r ; i} | x c F 60: rk n, x 27. RB ¥ IN L 8 se) {ee at Tal . It ; D ’ fin “pt “ Cc i}! = } r iRES— tar eaine: . id 34 ¥ BS ret Ties — Han U | rs 1)j a | | FORE cial vine ras 32 =e e Aden L os. S—N i ° 1)j 9) ify A 9 | => hae” , f y ea lube a ma "x4 tube. ty . q on hols ; x oule 5: hite Ni . ; ; Is | i | SNAME N or ” aate —s n: = 4% @ opant G MA - lies Nice a ~~ . t =. i ih C « EK M 2 B | A 0 I ! TIR 4 ’ a. an al ire. « : he ate , tr" Ti tes oT ae “st > omo Hi I lh ribut 0 Mi Ht ar A, | SERcen HAUTIF nly | his W seas i Tima 405 ood yout S801 mt rt INS : tary. ; | Ht ii ii LN ‘TIV N E Disc r TIRE ane - E" ‘. a. leo Bf : eaaint 200 \ 6 iv eh 0 tage v3 ON Peas ee S! species ae at as = Hii . > , ie — T ig * , : P | | es Hil Sgt O ee hate 0 cena = es sal | oe | Pidtit ry N i ie “GRADE, VAI y F BRIG! s. FoR | Pa) 4 new n R4x4. $5. i to ances: ay INE ° Hin | a Pp " ONLY NY ol x CE FO VERY KE TI y Millers v. fab gun; = ir pl paar - | i I _ P ” A R R I) R hd — re h u : "% Yr pi #3) hh! fee dukes ‘S90. R TERY et thay ~ ne | : | —- LL a7 Ain OF Tits BX. , | TIRE 1405, gains. é ok —— -, TORY, 1h delve x wh ? Hie E- T , 370% : me, 8 E O% ¢ er nt sizes: é lete a 718 eek _ | | on. TOOL On. Ta rOR_AL WE | _membe or ee rene HOb ee NS weet sa | | A n - Yaa ete: ‘ G sUP Al IM! EK | Ine s— se eatnut. jahtiv ‘and ee sta 4 . Reece 4a +P trhe 1 = { | xY e: —Rim RA? oe , @ A? | ara od -~- rs any Bund ad 619% ng ans SS CTR t. p : =e ay me AL 2. part e hay CENT CARS. pec eree Ti wines i f 110 take sry amas : = } / { . BR4! fo ve win TRA 4 | an 7 Ste . Ke MI av A Se ns /*) ose — nv mo leids. L ® Ae: Sion a ara 2H01-07 ge pathy " v1 O08 MA b MACH orerve ; i ' ' A SICK ADL ny car i, ve 8. or 43 * ae ee $A. . V7 ’ t me ; waiter oe AGE nm — - i I | =a werk eaanre Peg 35°10 Mor- | _siradiew meee, ae 57 . | Yi your. ol ~ NBS —- Hitt itl Ra . ee n z ace o a4 4 ar ~ © ~ et Sin \ ene om) : iB uto RES — Rak , TR Par - ev T sneer cr x4 s'° 7.50; 4405. apn for ° wow \ = i B | oa ek re RK. orn ime rte _iny Ties Go. evel At = bth seat aee ie epait — ' e ’ .s Dp = : we , : ru . ——! | Ol} “9 BATTE . ot and _ Hg eer cise Ba iin he - "3 Ee. : F ef el 28 ‘Be Ses old - ' io} 3 | w TER uf Thy 7 u 30. hest “ae is yt. 34 1 ‘ ne. ax moral : arog aston ' ith ~ if (0) : a. RIES IE 10 at entra TI fn rmnlete x4: vw a 3x4 4 : o str ay * n ee 4 . _ — — 78 Lo | abzeetn hay a old _ *c8O tra! - p Fated 2 eee san? : es ng - e —— O cu | apne bet a stand. tine cma 7 otek ithe a — sons meee | _achin h ~ B Fae 13 Warr sa p~ Ay Te ©) or * ieee tires 4 te tel od id: Rs it $1 uals Ss ATT 5 me ty dy 2... 2 os ts xa 9 ta v Pi t ate D Aine 3 47 an Sund re : 6. TER mie. fe Heit che wh . TURE price. ith be ~ Ey RAVE 8, a. Ny up: 5 aay tom | si3. 1 Ries—ny ry $16 Sites | anes Ros” se 79 P th oh 2 8 : Ee: =a 16 50. ne wOe8 oy met iy Bo : N 501 and Ik 3 | Sige tee AAT _ ri ~ anea "s jog oa whee" etary 3 nes “7 - ack ‘tbo f — Ts a . 2e.,_t a ST ne 1 . ~ = @ sd st w a Sort “ veni entra aa soars 3, 8 hen i | By vod Sie Bey ae pen — ing ] 4 : hs law we RY CHARG Gra Na he pily K ite Tire gon ; pt ees ” é . . rer Pac ry i" 100 eS S 11 = sent: Pag: | 35 7 on $17 Piste *. an bin Ith 2 . Q ; , ry ‘ ae LC tip vi eS - TF ay | 3 oe ~ y e ho ete 100 . v ing “sit c na Au ‘= (aad | i s: 4 4: . Tye Al Ar ™m pre ar : ft . 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STNDAY, Bee MARCH 4.1923. - 350 MUSICAL INS TRUMENTS, Horses and Vehicles, Store Fixtures, Typewriters and Misc ellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. post iapaTcht 21B nw oe Oe EE 5 Qe oe ne ——- 7 : «s~ ; , 7 a = ome PAID for dime 1804 & mt nt: we buy } : —s » cig - > teeth 11:@T, ; ? Ph Bi @ « oins for cash premiums: send 4c | For Ri t i f R ASS KED—SsS mrnons aca vernis Martin | DINING- Re " M SE f—jce box and othe: . — a oi 0 _— te # omy vy SS May mean much profit Nu- ; en | complete; one-third regular price. 4012 pieces.” 44632 Cleveland ‘a vane — contents 3 rooms sei) to- ’ , i (}( MOT S—Davenette mahog LEPRIGHMA 3° nes bue., at Je t er; a. Sees Parts—For Sale a £ SH? Pet 1G pen ‘wie di amonds, — een De pr. 10, Fort Worth, Tex. | te ¥ RIGE R A TOR—Huseman, OuT South- | ee ee Sm’ . _ DINING BE hark Fiemiah, 8 pieces. $67 “ oh LOSS _ ere + el . Tem eather, good condition vecoum cleaner 714 Clara, 34 port BATTERIES—66- ee 4 ; wit: ; Grend., ahs 4 + aoe ' = es a corner K ne’ s highway and St. louis BRASS BEIl— Une large iight biue, with: Forest 454°R ; re yews re wh LAL) -4 neatly | furngshed n , abe ~y TIT ve ee Seems canna? R004 ae 2 >: > :* ; E of ‘CoO? e FRIGER ATON— ws -* as. 2 tolding eots; % dregsérs; 1 -ug, 1 DINING TALE-—Square, and rug: $12 = NLU Ia Salle . ty new: leas \desliers. 3 fia eer ~ are made from the ke ttesm. H. Miler, 3 N. Broadway (cS) H@GS—-Day old, sanitary, any 2 ;. i ) Locust st Rivreceuer” ~ ivalid wheel chair. Victor 2404R. 4036 each: also couch. 8512 California. ‘NITURE—Brass beds. et Iremes ria. § 947. “Lat ok ee poeeist ow + ue bet avers See oltz’s Poultry Farm. Bi any time Um- KREFRIGER mR wDprmpray TORB——340- ne, . '| BREAKFAST SET—Handsome, 48-piece. | ey Cal | 6059 Me ‘Pherson. oe e sale every day Hast, 2009 Monday | ' ' ii and phone orders ae tg ‘diamonds. Miller, 70544 Market 4 dozen toda: iene ne, € EO , standard k ef new and used decorated; aiso velvet and cane liviag) DINING ITE—A “ oe. ; = viata wok refrigerator; Lee new; prompt pelry end O's 1) today; desire regular ¢ustom- | makes, purchased from Govern- roo! n 40 F ces: merican walnut | ) "} oe weeny SFEHOLD G LOONDS—Oentents of 60 roome ounce | ty, reasonable - wi | room set moving ‘ is lad ay. pieces; new , $1 10 4000 & houteau we . : Manogany ved 4 4 sted t f fing « ean f iuniture '! kinds if ; awmut ¢ . "ATi j ar -. drafts or mone order mr. i —_ : Til, men , na y a must f sy ~a ] H Puls Heaufort Mo. . ic, 1608 Marker” 4. unusgua. saving Bensinger Ri rRER’ : Sid : 4454 DINING A sae top mattress. $50 ; ‘| | Bi rrr l—-Reasonadie ney " ) ( . ST a , 7.7 7. a , ad f ish os “me ’ » Ee , ~~ e wt WA thi f) HigickP ‘ . #faear ‘> aiite, - out-of- town orders - As i. St Louis, Mo. : 7 —————— - ; he TI "RES—2703 Marah BUFFET—6U0 inches: early English; stair asUeman av Vr : : —ene - : ewe we at : re “7 | ; ~ : wists me 1 Ve Marshall - ’ >. er tN I} 3 . : r, ante: 0 . ~~ Se oa iy se Grand E | BTy Of Rare S7 ‘ORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES = Maplewood. re arpet, rods and pads SO52A Ann. DINING si se Wainut Queen Ann $180 . TURE gd ge we a i. ; . dow : | : AR; rue . tose: | ming; © ’ . £2910. will sacrifice a ; : / RE 17 ~~ , _ 4 . t ; a » “ , ; room t, u : mies ‘ rf ‘ , :, . , ate wes iM ‘ . ‘ ler. Hin tension. “wat 4 ast av a 3 eet | gATAT RANT FPIXTU RES— | - rite . 1 (™) j | : r ‘« " . " Hud Moon "Nah and * iz43W. 327 : RE RAPH MACHINE Wtd.-—Sec- | RESTAUT = | BUFF ET— White enameled, gas range. Call mere, 0702 _McPherenm. 34 weat; Monda: : e new, will sell very 1easonabie ) : 5: Rorarv tablee OF cat 694°W. 3819 ‘Shenana a ac aid for é, 3 or iy Pea ie “ ’ a! SAN’ i——And hotel fixtures and 12 a. m., 718 Marion DINING-ROOM SET—Dark oak: 8S pleces ty 3643 Shenandoah . =" pape be . ; ’ v7 ° * ‘ . ; 7 1e ‘ ; ie f five I , ee ' ‘ ’ = . ’ iv . : fenders” for Buick s a anyihin r wi tt }a hone ~~? Ost pateh rae cei nger ‘ te, auett ers t@¢rimnse or ‘kJ Ware oak, Slu: dresser, oak, SLD; . abany 16465 ar aea08 [bed apring ord sport bedies Woann 4 Bs 4aaw Ni Ts Dan rcHE} CE ROX SA cash eieteine RESTAURANT : = Market rary tabie, 3/ 401" Chouteau @y wet? TABI E— Round, ia” We oak; ¢« / -Gresser, combination rat! Lecust ot ee «c¥Q; e . "EC 6 8 ia 8 j ’ ae i Ounter case: Da ‘ Yreee Aguer At a. ft wae . ne Ae gh. ry _ ™ ; 1° 3! re T—And china closet; ombination | 538, oniy $12 Walton ii , © ees sifax 43 Ss — sed, with) or without “a = ii ay Pyar gif ‘HeH OB ~ toe ~ — ad = toula. * a tables “Lbet cimir olden oak; fine order Dealer, 815 N DI: NING ROOM SE = r Menez and NITURE—PFeather beds. fh accept your old motor = 3 No + ' nd Turner}: r and Pag ca monthly, respons parties ‘= BOX—Fireless cooke: cheap. Phone we, ' ™ ' a ‘ sizes 45 in. to 6VU im; $24 up, also tavles | DINING Re OM BET—Oak: like new: buffe: — : = Tenatereritematia Delmar 3538] 2 gr: | ;*y" Tt SC Le ‘ 4 a Bg ‘ z a : (i$) 41..ES—7 Toletos:” g- ne ‘ ee : . Aa ain Ao ; T ned “mootrs., axies, men, 4 : , Ff EHOLD GOODS VWAWN ED : nerfe: f 4 nies Thy § ‘. oT or a, 3 : a. : AiTs to Ifiai' nh Seigels, oe 200 ‘rand china Closet fabl« , and & ehs r i Kk —— A j | se!! at ’ argain | @rTie«- aan . - ; - : homas Market, 707 it , ic) | Mond: ar on ; 1G i's. ta @ 6-roon our P CE BOX—6S0 ibe rocker Sttension tabie . ~— MONGAV, 3.0 Pestalozz! ' 4 m™m all new furnt*ure. rare «Nance ren S844 A he Eger ed ox: ‘ : wo" sid ATKAa Tl sa #. to Paring city it, sewer " Co4)) bodies, accessories . 7x your own price. Bee RONS—F “4 Pet a ee oe Sans ; ee hatenie uting: Toledo: nearly new ; ; © CABINET—UCsed 2 months Sunday; | DINING lealers. Call after 10 a. m.. “£d floor. =" o : i ' 4 ; rats. beats : ’ . as! es. Si ber: 445 ~"lwo-chna niet SCA] a — ——e —s— L009 Marker neap 43354 Ashianc. | ' - she 4 Fe a sie Bt TTE—Mahogany: PS ae * = 3 —— , . , - ber —— — nt lite of tep i a side , - apr diator, a Deimea- 9985. Forest 3953 ken white enamel; sac ) ee... os cafteas a Makes. rebuilt of used, cagh|( aisiNE i——tHoosier, and “Englander couch writer, $18. 3844 Gravois. Qi floor. ic) RNITURE—Upholstered. mahogany. « 0 1201 N v4 — ra OE wre | wry $40 seamiess Dxi2, $40; aise : 0c: 4 RON S or Serpe : | aa ‘ee pen L fins, expert repairing. ~i1016 Pine +t, | 5048 Kingsbury. 3d floor west Bagge ae gee prey Sacer,” Saeeree a ' rn fficte r apartmen' tan are . Var enter (c63* ne | . tug, 3a LS454A Hayard av, cushions, $: > pickel ahelle’ i PBxDIRONs of a ‘ ty . , , , lots , \RRER “IX : “ Faclia For eat S07 ¢ 4 : . ; atte ; , ; ihe ‘ , Ps Di y a , . ’1,8, i ,Ai? + ‘ms tah (‘a ‘ ; t ‘ NIWG > ‘or > i . . at ; ().%) N. Sth et — ve. ~ — DINING ROOM SET—William and M tif ture y f rf * io a with ma. 2a pBast Bu ta} V\ tay . j ; ‘ , aus 4 ‘ ~ : ts } 1K a and arma i’ ' » ef as high oven range: other ; ii ‘af ire. ee | | = SF | P ° ‘ i ’ gtd fyyast ee 4012 f | " ‘ ; ° 144 ;* ance, ene? oe4 . ; . , ; % ** SO i \ ," s&s ° . . } . ’ . : “a . P a - . ' le ; ty . abl h ; ryt a} ¢ | ; t cag ve wee ’ Het : : ; " " . $2. BO ete Te a dition and rease | bee “| SHOP OU TFIT—Connlete back , a nite es a. nips Se ee | ' unners; kinds: cheap 43501 ROG; AVINg cits R°O4 Frederich ANG «3 lo 4057 Weee Pine, 2d Oo! , Nit ~ an : —ae $65; Axminster, $48 cy r) tie ‘ tra he che . “a ws %, irs ' “a8 7 ; x os } : "4 n DINING POO} SI ; a ee : “e° - i iL A fs C= And cas arcve fs koa ' CARPETS AN D ' R NT U RE ; | I AT (4 al ré ‘ r e S, 4 / » n ee ; k } t¢ ty ai | ae kite! _ 10-1 : Ss, ‘ » ‘ ‘a ' Sa kétrd ae) @ map: } ‘ o- ' , renaaona hb 4000 len 1p : , . 7 . , n fy a 1 lay 10 10 MI atte . ‘ va 4 in i} ’ SODA FOUNT AIN- ae ; ae {hE j s. 1q)* ¥ ES, JRNIT! RE he . Forest 514 | re ry table Ana ) a (MOTE ' - iress ~ ‘ iff iT) md ’ ; (7 4 MPI . if f . a . \ , , ; : a ; xl ~ bre nad | Louis, mii 3 at ach a ‘ ) ? —— MAaTrKet hean Apply identi ar ny. vn rn ‘AS | lee + ae IME v AY of iNT PLAN. i » N. King’s hig! table toher et ‘ stent a pe: ane otay : ~ en ; . ] +] : iteau «a ; : a 4 o il infin a _ eleamel actaen H4iP——Marble fixtures and fout 2000 Chouteau Yo! | genuine furniture bargains, see | VINING ROOM SUT’ , i Two airtight heat oe ie gto te a ae LLG m s oa wit velvet ‘Bosch pnd Eis 4 2007-11 Morea: . 1620, Ce: : white ch te mt : ) ree ers, and r 1 as EATHER DAVENETTE—O-piece dark o 8 S.2510.9 BinOm TRV, 3 an ma nn, SOBA b N tr, | a ; Be 2l@ near King’s lifghy SODA FOUN ee ae . r you want new or refinished : sin rug Apply Sunday. 2909 NITUREB—Dining room set; Quick Meal p> de ecm ¥ Rew Eee ° a? piece Sere >. ; 4012 (¢()euteau ar (c) iin y i Delmar: ren only $10 per month TAIN: From 6 at., Ff ture ili save you from 5v Michigan. ne! a rat ve ~_ Onis oom t: excellent candition 4/-= —— : — ; Te . ’ Tt? - - lot ’ ava ta A abe - , , ’ ‘ nl ‘namel ga range, @iso COAl range, , ~~ —9 " , Tire ' ; - ; yw wR, te 2 ch 7 ty! INATION RA: a ~——~Must he | SOO } For } nation. Rox 0-8 P -D “ ext prices, we Oo hav . r can 7 and compare our DINING ROOM SF re iro a ery po Be po y oepec lve + ~. er - oO , ; lain ue valve , ’ aultadle r: c — charges ; : - aud boo ‘ AL l'—Maho + il 8 ry reasonaime. all ¢ » chea John ; “Os y }: AR ‘ IN f ‘ (ns, andy, ake G rill t . f gan) » new Wicker éy ~ breakfast room, $70 “500 N. Broad- 20 Dein oy ‘Sat . - ~ Py a, MG, , g- | 2A — Office funriture und stock room cash rpgiater , os S an wil ye convinced urniture, Vose Diayer-p) Pt ‘e ‘imar 2467J5 1396A Shawmut p! tc) | IRARY FET. Four-piec ‘n) fat ae ; 3 * h “3 Thone Kinioc! : \ ’ hepa f équlpment ¢, r £150 ‘ all Caban 16321 4 PHS re. ’ i f na $ > - that this igs tb e nost | aaa store in St Any ] 9 piano One ‘ ab os > om cyver? DP ere. ("fr fax 20 I? oom 303 ; ive A a& far x ' f a ™ . ap y TP ak Casn or terms ite! ArTirtyi >] , 7 x ! - ss . ic} ‘ 4 i (hy i— ( y} in! room if » > P , ' +a ’ epee - eine ~ ‘so ae “ x | PRATHER BEDS ‘Wrd.— geese feathers | os ‘99)) Tth -#t : | +0! DINING SUITE 1? . Neh dade oF a a 5 vote. Je RRARY TABLE—Large rocker piano ample, oongoleum; regular value, motor, 0: 3 from 5U. es Ste a: einen at = . ") ~ Exceptional values in all kinds of bedroom, | NS lle —-Beautifuy. 9-niece. waln: ' BIE 1gS, _ —, Sto la RAQR Le - while the . $oO “h’ 2 5 E end down, { . er lb.; pillows } Fr: OX ee : arr a —— - S175: like ' te ar lture mp SAAR Lee (e) ile they last $08.50. Brasch’s, aston av. . 3 and gown con forts: Met order 7 ae Rae aes, «* Butter boxes, grocery [STEAM TARBLE—! ; beautify lmoat Ni room, Ii ving room, vreakfast room and Cahe ae > new: call immediately : sacha ea ; ~ " ; rn fe) Sor Wheeler, 2 h. 3 af 1311 Biddle : po wy _ . cash hers nlectrie eaffee ne “¢ tter machin a lseey tien , nf “114 odd dressers. chifforobes tn od. : 1 mated 1 , e Trt LIBRARY TARLE-—Larg@ge fumed eak, ané | Bye — andl memes —- with pulley and. : @ P ee ae c- an Mee os, ot Sfern Fix- | Corn acnine, rrus 1 boxes. | chiffoniera; our stock of beds, springs Na, ROOM SUITE—Exquisnite ‘he jell 6299 eather chat Call Cebany 5108W Sew Gna Some high. grade t Call Monday e @ FURNIT! RE Wid oe yaa aap lg = peerage’ a ae — AS. H- C) . _ Anny 01 halts on . of the most complete wainut; very unique in design: idea:! FURNITURE as BOVE, Res ““ LIBRARY TAR ? . ,~ . oe values; coun 3 509 | X\. Broadway, . Bp pay good pric ‘ ra Lis ‘HEK FIXTURE aniare sacte. | TAGLe-25.. 6 as tn — he city; \ have «a large assortment table for apartment er bungalow ce rockers, 2 chaira and Ch long Mee TAB DGelid makemasy: oem. oe me fees ; RAGE—j To) ae A sidtaile n - ‘aU bincker. ‘ ares nitit , arvine > 128 : u and fo coverings a ah : ime. | , ” Vestgate hird sovt | ties sata das er , ac} sano ase: S75 each. 445 Weata@ate, Caban ‘5s Flea w ‘ » velvetea and Aam'!n- . 3 : IRE c une “ : uped — ae Oh : Pr is ; , yar’ as CRNITO : 13 rN rn . Pavone - , \ Natur by rd °) a | ; 28 diet el ‘ Post-Dispatch. . % ‘ | : | eo , i , ime YOU NEED PM at tes MNING ROOM SET—54-| niden cheap: immediat rly r > - - : . 2 f ‘ . ar | : " tor ‘ 7. iy ¢ es — ‘ AB . a: 4 ae a} Ac oe , o ' : P table } iffet ' “i @ . ; : i ove . 7) . . , - Brae An ’ ¥ . a o ; if wn , ‘ ‘ j ; j ,r I? ; " ‘ ; . ) ; 3 4% " — ‘ : e .> ‘ ‘ ’ _ b ; =~ . ’ on . ‘ : Se ele coat ie : = ing : ‘ j arent ~ : } P , > a bare: R: . ee, ue po ClaBr Tic pu - Roe: iea\ie oe , ‘ f : | : > ‘ oral vin 1 : 7 } : ; mit imioie Oo Laminater. ce ; tC ; a-Drac, . s F. PN hreezer case. coun DE) nt eaten , ; - : . — — | DINING ROOM SE “legan dar} ite it 4 le ' - ' . owes | ‘QL A ale tapestry st f , 7, é, R—Des sik ; Leaf a ; i Elegant, dark o ait obit at “Aer , Lip} > mater & _— ~ o Rrasch # O18 PFrankiin a a. , . F Tits . LAA BR, ’ f a ere a a Nk icepoxes Amer! } if af a " . ae ' _ =e 4 7 A\ | ; and f ne mahoran' had rat, M 4 AK ES—Set, for Ferd} : Sena ‘Lin: te! | GO1lljd ‘ i s a Ps 4 [ aASses8, Cash register: gg ee | has tapestry ‘eat hairs + yd table. = — | sens than Ay from aly Bros "313-18 se Ce ge on " F oo a bel ~i*® > — ‘ ; : D if} nou pwnrie an | 2 } | © it “ ion ltanie sy "ePrT' PD oy. ‘ i _— ‘ cor : . Ce . a 2 7 5 ii hs "FURR ere RE " Wtd—Dressers. chifforobes. | .‘'tro marble box, suitedbie for hotel. res- )- ; : ra Be ’ - P. oA + ee | Ri (jt TE - ion NY ti al ; . 2 : + + » . a “ = = me 6 goede for branch store: y bigeh of ‘National; wil] sell cheap ANTIQI K DRESSER—Charr, chest drawers, |, . reas ma and Mary; finished in tacohe: me om tn this Janae = 3 Panos ~ ae 192 8 Frank lin av: | ou ee Shawmut iC) rocker, mirror, sofa Forest 5286, 5560 ye 9 "Mary ‘cost $18 w only $2.50 sisting of large buffet, 64 ineh ‘anna 14th st and piano. Apply 71? East Big fioor coverings; « al this Wee ue. , E nt C entre I ] { 99) : qe IS . - “tattr! 4 1, ’ ae Vernon ci . ‘ . ™ ° a -" es t hy} 7 ‘ ‘ . . , - _ —-— . . “r% > —y 4 , > > i wenera ught wy : otal add Call 4494 BP, ac uble drawer: | — 4 1139 Walton a’ io) | table and «lx Jeather-seat dining room| FURNITURE—-Genuine bird’seye maple! “nes secpie SET—Overstuffed bran? | (eee. "SS cee hee | M > FURNITUR RE Wtd—Highest cash price for | - , ~ oo 04 Penrose ANTIQUES—SIixX refinished rose carved din- | ag cael .* , cnairs, ail in good order; siighity used ' a chat at noatin ated new; samples; O patterns to meiect frost ; leurn 5c, we handie Armetrong teen. otor Service Co., a aikinds of household goods, furniture, | CASH REGISTERS—Buy. seil; expert repair-| _!ng chairs and table; ready to use. 5215 yy oe — cam ae Lng & | —— peo reguiar value $250; sale price $129. RBuett. _—o Kas hema gn eed | real bargains 4009 Chouteau oR} | Neligh's Bargain Btore, 762 Collinsville - 3 ~ . . Py ead ’ , = Mattress, ulkey, itary co . ore Pespet¢is : stant sett ov 6, alitree : “a! if N. & i B36 ~ . 42 | ner Furniture Co., 901 Washthaton. mese SRE TIVING-ROOM SUITE—Mahogany: almost + : on ze Suet: Evat 1 Rt dene | BRC RETARY—Antique, mahogany; -_-_ city, , ; leveland rare: aleo couch, at ed dreseet; stomobile ost; wi s 3 ; i RP. I " Leonor! ’ ( ASH REGIST ERS aw wr tloma! sg: tota} : 7 oon @ se . \ ery old 5 piece rosewood li M Phergor if} W ALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE Ry we ii one , tires; cos fi N W | : |. Do you want a real bargain? 5 this °°; . ne: rugs, draperies, china LING ROOM SUITB—Overatuffed: useds} Pa : . - ~| «3 +1 , igi i rT? mC i} ,CASH REGISTERS—Usrd: c e: marbie top Car’ ‘ed center tabie. Box 3919 Michigan ic rin nut dining-room ul nat tlor Wed , a TU RE ANTR DB. ADLY ; aen or time; ia i \ gs , : offering for $115; consists of Les at t auct Wednesda v afternoon ITIVING RO ad healineees aw dinina ream © | BID ERO ARD—Oak, ne ro! and table: 3914 th clock 3507 Tu R. 1 7 . |} sonable. 3434 Bada. ' fiats lar -j - ing / Rt} Olt lmar ( : hey - anes, bric-a-brac, : , h Nive 8636 (c) ‘C) gwing and settee; sell reasonable 5742 — 4631 Labad zi new Ye. avadcdie 28; . = , uf (c14) addera: chear S31 N ' ' | ers, cneap oi th et |i . ing room se nl 3% Cathedral chairs : " ‘ . , . . t; also 3 eara 4 Cilifr ONinR—And or; Al concitien. genuine wa! entire contents of fine l1 month: $125 ht $37.0. 266° Dein old and single bee eg Easton av, Chevrolet parts and 2 8 Secon : n All deacriptions. larcve and small jote: con- of exchange; 6xpert repairing (“HIF FON IE R— . rr ae for c ce P : . ss « ~~? 4%. . Ptio};r ‘ for j [ rigger es Cc LT al Mit og OS oo ‘j res obiva j “ ; ‘ j ik > come before P ven. 7. ; i 7 i rs a ing “ te. $75 4882. De lmar (ce) . ste, 2200 Z ' mae ' ) ’ : = Ath = 5 . : i ; ee ank! ; ic) . - tttark g *, ROOM SUITE—Nice 1400 Wa T “A EeT— ‘yards; areen. reaenn- Lexington, an 0 a are - | rre robes. kitchen sa ‘Brock Motor Car Co. “ani =m \ A T > Ener ee tes oe ——— ~ ¢ ‘nette 8 ifs ? m HiFPFOROBE—uice box 47'S eupovard, | , . Y nat ange. new Kitchen cz os “— hi] c On . . 7 . les, } ‘ , ‘ t, rd, ) 7 , , le . . . Aa iE R—Nationa), oni adder; | shes. (noleun ver tables. other furniture 769 Carter DO! yy y LED—Ooak dresser. bR6I net, iifforobe: other furniture: mu -_ ton f ‘c) » | sane 7 vee ov mt = ‘ ; -—o 5 0 ‘ | i} bargain (all Monday. B | nuRe at hig . ew sti > a ‘al] ' o Wi . Tat Th bs = —% hard coal; * new: o-cart NG OU TR —Complete: “Seah 4 Complete lice Ne Rekiae et a 3 i EP aware 10 A a’ 5: barge e fonda’ Ben U “tr ; : at 4! vi CHIFPORE' American walnut; selling for DRESSER. hiffonies i ., 1} ; ov” P } — ” a ° . ° ’ | . . . ret CAs . . ’ . . or n Cc} bD18 N. Garrison av. a bid | be fore 5 ings Ee S$} CASH REGISTERS—Lun-n cou take-back = OV wien mibw | ule Cali: Monday, 2228 Franklin. «« reasonably for caat od Pre wil ae! | > Le iful &-plece walnut hed eee i |STOVE—Biack universal; combination; In RAS a RTT . " oh tiuG UH un counters. stoole ; ‘ l « . nk! ic LIVIN? Pte tM SPT—d-piere overatuffed md Aye IOLF ite : bd ‘ ts : , , o i > lari Isom te 0) piece rok ni ne ‘ , . : ' . ; , , : 9 : gow gn ition ” Lar , . ettes, buffets, china closets, one pedes- | dition. 4 2434 ot Ly re ™, wood con $175: pr niece living room suite, | onan "Dents *y -* meee overing; bargain STOVE—Radiant HMome hard copa! stove. like » at venutiful + rrors s no = ' new. Fiartelse. Ronhomme ré.. \% Mile West af. ; er’ MID oar Te j ’ P F aT = % we ." shelving. Liberty Fixtu O Bem ' Se s Satine! ; TRUCK PARTS . Be ice POX Wid —Te oper, sore oe ie ixture Co, 616 Moan. | sinall lois or carload lots for cash: a call, ta! table, chairs, 2021 Shenandoah. (¢)) Hep gees | $124: table, $20: vinatied 4 - : De a a + te : - a ore we? i ¢o try , : "| : | " - ‘ — ,-ESS t—Solid walnut: 6 a > nae ~¢ : . !| chean ] mec LIVING-Rix) si'1(TE—— tuf te | ~—S + one ey ' - cent off list % like new Pred Anas See Ti. arr "IC ‘ Ips rT a, ve ' pe : . dante ' HiFPFOROBE—Mahogany: bed and mat at, rawera: perfect ae : 1 CHORD). LIHeC | as : Stl verstuffed, mo of Brice rd or phone Creve (our . ° “4 > :* Las ’ “ PS AN } ? a cs — | h yt) ‘hh ry : t? ‘ ily . 7 ro : oa 4 4 . oncith } a 7° r € > ‘ . 7 rys r Be. : ‘ "™ oor To : EN RT" KERS, INC. a her Ta RA’ TOR Wid + seme iy a14 i PRESSES heap. | . ae) rk, nq J ‘ tress: * practically reasonable. 5138 soe on, $50 rae. 26 Westgate, 34 ~outh 4p abanne aT ont od -da vet port: like new; half Brice. | SU i.KY-—Reed: baby ertb and go- R63P 8. Broadway. _ feBD) 3 ticulars anid } rs ». F t’ oat - ‘ oy Y . A bry “>. © _ — o “rs = ae: | ee ene ; — a ; ‘ I age r | F i >) . | os ¢ ‘an? i we . ‘ » : . ad aves ee : ‘4 ‘ ; ~. i i 40L Se Cr £ ; Ar sey if ; 7.4 b be ‘ ; hwarting, Keck ¢ } he \room gsiulite, one of the oniy t ni¢ . i! sell at low vriee. Le. sry new, $°° chifforobe. rn _Suraiened complete: hedroor . i 8) bid 2 . ; , ox , ‘ > ives ’ : " . > | sivmin ps 7: Wout houtes ar , ~ we ne Se50 O vet = eee - dining-room suite, Call 3011 Waftayette. te) at ta ae De > Ss : imate 9 o 14 ris . ?, , ‘> : ; e ‘ , a D Al TO PARTS “ - ROOM SUITE—Fumed oak: arttee s i. ve - wr il) Zé 201 8S. Jefferson ae amalon ~ = ‘ ney a. = ~ oo : tT .ks L. ALTO PARTS CO.. Jeffer 4 goods: | 4 ; Bs y ittawe io) hac} a ing ory 1) | s ] er yy en: TER ‘RIC COOK ERS—2 Westgate go samen Bros Furnit nre (* LIVING-ROOM sk T—3-plece FO ate ) i sell . Sr. “Like new: cast 915; will , a ers n “ores R o4! iP , : 30 © n I 00 ; ‘ - : : eoveyed {1 relour: bargain? ‘ ; ’ - ’ F R 1 ne $32.50: one cookers: a verv hi , t'sed bedroom, dining room : lind : , a — 1 velour: 7} ~ 4398 | AR oF ees ; (ie) | Pica A SE T—Sterling: 6 pieces, See Mr. St oe kman, 704 st. Charlies eed Ca oc? | ' 4 : ‘ SISTER ) a. L ke offee cake case. | : Li : , Y « > “tT Ange Bo SOF it , ’ : r ; } ' ? 4 omy at Kkably Ow price } furniture opper ety ym ity ts puv & R * ; v 4 ™ , , \ iG OOM SET- elour and cane; also TWIN BEDS- ~Vernis Martin’ good cond! - TO RY DISTRIBUTORS oa pa Ds 4, n yy n a ; soialll ai . 7 lie ¢ Ze tARY | io. = 43438 Hartford Guarter ein ‘ Gravols av nrica: 1 o > aacri? —DAYTON TSE . : ment 1o44, Cer poms O11 | O's : Secad wi (oF YY Bila i aterm edhe’ enew; cheap . 2 0 Bie seme peg mo, ‘ } Davie | wis 3, Victor 924R aaa * en ; ” (oR?) handsome &-piece 4ecorated Dreakfast set; \GE—WHITWORTH : a ‘ASHE ON F v R NI T C RE UMGhn PAdEE Wa, Sing eg oe ret per AF ay one ees gear Min fax | yi w’* ELECTRIC WASHERS—We have severa' — moving 4010 Flad av = hest 1 ar te umbrella and collar cases. 616 Morgan. | j ‘ . f HM art ‘tion . sey gen a ore wales ai ‘ently : WE VE Gi yy 1 LIVING ROOM. SUITE—Reautiful, 3-plece — COSe __W Sanington. 38 fleet cnet, e E WH EELS Et: sie prices, an: ont a ‘ ae tex 508 eo ot | ; | a} * a ur UNTERS— la draught, charging outfit y BU ¥—-Blue ke ' , CLOSET—Os Apply 8227 Min- rg there are Wayne, Thor. Locomot : past due, including be ites, ointin JE EMR — F- Farad O04 oe wes $9 paates / ne! baked on—onv color 4 “AT E x OU SELLING ()] ' . 0a tarkKe 4KR76 ~acrament« ® e i ; ce: : ’ Pee Deees a ; mae . a ‘ +" ppss iaiatler or" : } these w:; = % aS " ) . room suites rt ' oh } TOM SUITE—S-plece, $20 R . ' iM “LEANER- —Elect rit only $i4 bf, (B wheels), $12.50 = Lo meenagtaiinnl Rain ‘hp | 1972) ei eer olfax | __ $50; sell for $2 beny_6737' ie) |\_oe. ee ee -iciniieecett caer ba dies ao be noone ee pianos. beaut!fu! rracing jambs and beatiful | | piece mahogany | $5: 28 Terry ay. : (e) , TRUEING | MME contents of fa: i ee. veeiroias, tren Fioer on wa _ | ‘ARRIAGE— Beautiful: almost (INA CLOSETS—Mahowany and :1 Hardwe appreciated. South End | [iene etits: come and see ue, Brasch's| Gell, for $175. Phone Grand 4! | TAGUUM CLEANER Royal: eaceliont con ; ie ‘ : , tt “tines O fccAses, ,iDrary tavdies 3507 Luoas Rt. Wiekes’ §24R ——— House ‘of fur ire barg bO15 ank |} . : orcherarns 11704 Wroming et lithe (Colfax 444W (eo) Attention to Mail Orders = wash iwachin ‘OAL, RANGE—Biue enameled. 3511 Grace. | ENGLANDER BED—Couch, cover, pad GAS PAKE OVENS- lable, Majestle and . whe ($450; il wai nue | VACUUM CLEANER Ohig used 6 months » ‘ iy? 4 ' cost 1! sf Win SACT fice, : $°0 Hox “RA Mivat vy) spat h 5 , WHEEL SERVICE CO. & a = ix i aan te a ' | BABY BUGGY—Cradile and , ; nea ai , LOCUST STREET r) , . ton BO Tr : ; i — a . ) ; | COAL, RAN 7K—Home Comfort. Call Cabany , Rear, 411 N. Sarah Fion Comrort, Chea} PORE! TLE ther furniture 26823 Ollv~. Apt. 100 l. ae nt 2986. We Cail and Deliver. , SEWING cog patti DPE SR. 8 Pg gar ener: : ABY B —Sturgis colfapsible: good; O91) W. 105 Etse : (©) EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER—Best con Mark Jndell : fey} VACUUM 4 LEAN pt) Premier, ang attach. Se Sy , : : . - . a ‘ revit he Arse A ie 386 4 A renner, qs ’ ? Z N me (om for ' in good con ditt io Tr) . " . ' . i/d ms . pe writer . ’ a) 4 > f ‘ . ae . z wer re ee , > : - , ' extension ta 4 us quoting prices. Tee ont 3089 hairs, tab sanitary lieht o bean. Geway mase. ”i 410 De Ba COAL RA a perior: mgood conditis _ ble and gas range: cheap. 3936A St. Louis, | Dome with a very small amount of cat xceller ndition, $35 ‘all Monday mate; like mew, BIE Box 0.236. ‘ , H MACHINES "tT we ov ; nee arket ,AHY ~Reed $10 1I44%1A ( On | 740A O'Falion FIRELESS COOKER. . ieee ' - us ti ythe — f{ACHINE\ Ais} > oO. | 418: KOK ER—ldea Call Su ot Pan AB gp oe, A os PE noe : ’ 1¢ . th r man S : “ ondit , t tore ; , ep ; gees on — Black and white Quick | day morning before 12. 5830 Cor ‘eri! omen : * : . Reg hme ROOM Sire Hanrfsomely it } y ‘ N (jrand ‘ ai Mond ay t@) we 1] beat if. i A UNG BHOE MACHINE—sSinger. 1 tabl LOW C4 printir presses 100 | BAB’ BLU GGY—BHrow: xc, D1 Fis, meee! : : - .. . a4 ie , n os ‘ining-room suit olstered, davenport bed style reat hs IVACULM 6 ci -ANERS—Onhio ong Premier, RO! ithamptor OAL RANGE 1 condition: reasonable. | FULVING BED—U pright: clean. Apply Bun 4 ch te Kte n table. 4! 7 einer Furniture o, 1200 4 : ent condition; cheap a Re be i“ ; bot ;* ib ta . ; t “ee . rs a ’ 4 Bt he | . : : _ Pe - fe eo ow = ; : ; $s: ‘ = Aiee Park bl ‘ Ont south. ‘Chi VACUUM. fe BANER—~—Hoover Special _ 380 pee A r ’ ’ 2 i rT = 7 . . Ad e ’ 4 3 leaks. chairs 3 j rat ondition 20) 31325 Oregon liante Delmar 2096) le “ ; f : eee it? itome @ tat 1 : . all Sunday. 629~A_Bartmer day morning, 3722 Gustine VACLTUM CLEANER—Ohjo; fine ara, T° - ' oi os ’” a fand o wit} ; }” ’ , i Defy ( ompetition oe) )66Morgan, r withou oO} . ESKS ved; carload of desks, BABY eOAt pas mecca : ubeet ne eet se te tend G, att = ANGE ridge & peautirul @ wieces., refrigerator, 90 Iba. cepecity. . . ee ‘s ~_ . — mat nan Jeach in ° ry N | wars 9 - : pow } } r-Poo! a ah } Lak | Nf5-] , ag for all aU OSs ; agents : BEWING MA‘ ’ = : , oer an a a a - i as “ ; Apes | 4th _— “ n good F | R ‘RE ro me 411 (A (“houle@eat e h .s ek hs ~~ ! f fi ¥ . & Li ' tapestry gat siigh: y third norti ; d ; % bargain: cheap 1%. Ce aa .: ‘ ait See Meee ne we 3 BR! hite ar te conmaiti _* wi FU RN TU RE —$2: 42A California, upstairs m set u 446. d BS7 Ef Davis Furnitur (“o - —~-—- tires an tubes ; open ; a0 WING MA HIN! ) tee} “wood. 4 Lc. eats cae net if, TR. 4, Mo , (236 Lephy , RANGE—6 holes, also gas stove, | PUKNI’ * RE—3730 Hartford Grand “oul dogs tetany ve aon 2s wep. § 3 | i il . mm oe. s i, 4003 ie cS , . J ‘il MACHINE inwe on } BE cabinet at ewoo takes both: bargain: no @ealers. AD- | ora, q lieh ; , Siti ~ i. , : 7 aor _——-y . ion m. to h MH. 5 oe Vy enings, til] 10 Ss) clock. s x ' on, $2: 2 a04 ‘\ Sa iy A ’ Ti | 4 n pe . by a 4 t% pewriters S: erni B AHY ri ry ba ets ow Ft eof. A .FRO Nn irse | } ; 3 44 17 N lt h e* és , } 7 oeeew yrue er cm - _ 7 fc) 3] tT 1 ‘ 7 i 7 - ~ " byrne y ste is joav' id S sts r 7 ct ; ea vt Fre etre: ine ae — oo *RNITURE—Of 4-room flat. leaving city =: a as - minster Tus ma . wet ; ‘ L OR ANGE FRONT : FEWING Ma‘ ati — : le: ' ’ = uae , 40450 Shenae 2 . A 7 > _ Beach with hot 5R06 Gartisiad ar r fla . eaving >. le, 4 a. : oon rugZ : y Hor »f re*rigerator table chatre len % hele VAC ' LANE h-—Hoo' er. excellent cape = 44.849 f2 . Pa 49 Gort }. ADP Co. 2 bf Y fal _~Biue reed. reversible wate! K ; (ce condition Ca! PURNITURE $1 $46 PU. ss i ~ F SRORAL ERS nal cheap. 8100 Manchester Markrt-) ‘On, comp ele, with attachments; leave -s > ; . PeEWING MACHIN FW —'1 ~ kin ont , . VE \ ind : 4 (ce) |? RN A (i a week buys $40 wort? : Mis be . matt ; ' wood « eae Y OO Shaw 4739 } aston : IN‘ MAC EIN | — — _ * wes \ tell 41502 a -— : _ 4009 Chouteau (e@) ] eniitonie cra wer iF r¢ oirt : ; oF a ¥ rr oY ew : "tT Kr . + - ‘ ww it & ‘ OAL j Jivom . blue enamel, with - : nore . F } . at , . LIVING ROOM Bi IiTkK—4 plege. ““0 ‘ LEANER-- pureka; “7 nN. Lam! - ' " mit ver e Radtant Home hard | FUR tnd RE—Compliletely furnished p ‘ po $28 Peay 4 - pret dreagser $12 50: \larwe oak rockers ~ with attachments, ws ; ALY ‘ARRIA(C E—Good ri mm. 1292 eo tor De nar 1964L, Colfax 8573 _ room aPpartinent (‘olfax 2955W. f range ¥ warme oa Geckos bed couch ith mattress. $5: tron bed. | ceil - Memtiion. Apt. 7 (c) | COMBINATION RANGE—5321 Terry av. | ¥" RNITU RE, stoves. ete.. for sale, I ‘te in mah : . containing 9x12 ru $5 large reteiperater. “Ut LVeT RUG—19x16. 1018 Le ae . ; imilton. Aj a new 557: , , ord . ' x12 rug foot uz. & ry eaters. | ve Cate BABY CARRIAGE—! W COMBINATION RANGE—Fine condition. | Giepniy aes ee “ee : P- $4) Five-ntane Taam . bike $20 (08 Michigat OLA Louis ay ; Call Runday 355] Cassa at a’ $33! hat ry ROOM SUITE—Qne handsome 4 . shape. 4720A Virgini PABY ‘ARH! EEWING MACHIN B—Sir if I tion; a bargain f SEWING MACHINES—Go. Bir ger red iu ed: rem? RH LF FER 0 H | X. Var Bite ae : 3 typewr , Vo tetoey 3: ;, - PAN TT 7 andeventer , ‘io | : ~ +e ; LOBK—!) | > vad by i + . — *) Te ’ : yt ve mea ttress | iCATRIAT ‘10N R ANGE 4 =i ue ename! new = . , . = ; Ti iene c»% ’ 7 Piet ’ ' ; rr a ' ;¥ ARDS ; . ~ d venoite. Park & taive, eon: 4 Brew! NG MAC HI) Neate rot ‘A D. \M S STA A |F “Sa. a1 30 a. . Konita eas $3 brand-ne $85 4009 “Cho iteau (e768) FURNITURE—4 roems; up-to-date; beau , 11 bore arenas “ matiee : : an ferris = +e ~ - -- fiful combination range 1529 Franklin ~ “pd ade .- ul a Shions, including tiresia@ chair, a! erenbac k rej 0} COMPAR May ae 6CUPark b “STAN LON ERS CQ. bABY ARKIAGE—Blue tf te be COMBINATION RANGE—Davanette suite: | ap cprropep : ; Rit? mp sential uUrnitut ; in perfeet condition; slightly used; regular —— V Ue Oe. i tn a iat oe “ . 4 * : ‘ other furniture 161 7A Mare us a Fl RNIT! Rh——Conterts of 6 rooms, | 1117 1119 Lmcustl ' tal ern enlea nrice SOR DO Ruetltner “ ARDR« pe—j marae, wainut, $4. 4 ° | SEWING “MAUHIN£E—One cabinet: ¥guar- Office Furniture Dept., 412 N. 6th st | : ES ae ; eons “ RANGE hite | @i1 or part 912A Pendleton (2) GAS RANGE —_W! enamel: Q | ivr e (o.. 901 Washington av, city $2; tee box, $1.50; giass cupboard, 1.50; ACEMENT PARTS. 2 anteed in Al conditio ' RT ‘uet | VISPLAY. REFRI GERATOR—10 ft Me i ——— = ee ORIN Ao OT L —— saci ee: ename:. | FURNITURE—Complete furnishis of “995: verfect. 368 a Mag! | good condition, 3614 De Ka ULE DISTRIBUTORRS: me fell today for $20. 3554 Giles c)| Cray; ifke new: exceptional bargain. Ben- | * CARRI AG E- ~ivory reed, O80 “Ts nan he — in 1 od wT = me _~ ———o )| MATTRESSES—5O felt heavy ticks, $6.75; |) wasHEeR—Eden, willing to eatlite LE DIAMOND G EARS. BEWING MACHIN re : ng 1009 Mar : . per] ra M ‘ y PE , 4 OOMBINAT ION R ANGE— All bis porce FURNITL RE " “3 me r ; _— - , pe on adn white ename reni $10 kind "cl ms lefferson fax 444 306! Palm hoa hg ae rr w > . ‘ > oa ake yt vr I ain me new m ij t sfagie _ —{ ‘ JOT 1:4 compiets or Paritic rope tf rot - . : ° y - ay NEMIBSION ~ ; speed: .etvle 60-D:- used > overcastit RUG STORE |! = TURES—Ased cash ‘ + - aie omg e Je elena —— separate, no dealers re ina ttferniad 2 a a : - MIRROR—French plate, 26x40 5169 Ma WASHER—Weater power; 2-burner gas lava- MISSION ‘ . on end As new _Ap»ls ReR N 4) ex hange for lats or Awelll: : ’ tr) Ly ALKE kRS— oO }ikK . 7 ao | I wu ‘ ; : eT + — (7A od i ANCL Ee — j r j white enatrne nile. dry siove hOATA Pemaine pi MACHINE—Wt W town doctor or druggist. Call 4 | |} COMBINATION RARGE—-ece euamense ate RE anes soe Set} ee 4745 Hummel, cor. Dablia and Hummel. " : CABINET—Holds 60 rolls, | @,asHing MACHINE Waeterpower, « , - . © er . ; at i ~ ’ : ‘ | r) t, o a Ta, Ke °F Ss E I } vy “ur riit for ent $ yA ‘ 40) 4 WW ‘ rf . , a’ - 4 ‘ ‘. : . ay hide ; , ea ; ’ r ; Me _ * ; ; b Pault /©5a. $15 “iy rera M * : | a onn : r : cneay 44 20 Set} ur Hu 1; 1s lave Ss H a o Furt tg = oa Tt; “+. »—) , - (> AS R \ \GE-- gv — r | SarTne a nev a ; ; ¢ 4 BA: 3% lee tf) wringer: ood eonmatitr on SYl H . "ew Mingere at Sechudin' rT ‘FLOOR CASES »; 10-foot piste g! EDs—'iv 4s, in good condition. | — | -&% iron bed: no doaka | J008A _L. Bee nmed, =e a —— , UENTAI [UGS—426, 3.67, peautiful;| WASHING MACHINE—Water vower: eb 'p ~ ~ ~ : . ° 3 ° ls ; 4 “s : ’ .% my ai { » > Ri rey j Nh e° i /ula@lian * ore em “ ed -+ : lane GAS RANGE- 440 . en) wVven good na rice. aiso W iliten. x12 ; cent oA, 4 « era Singers: t wo ¢ eftions o rere it ih [4 R CASES.G a ‘ bn ane 1 iz ~ —_ coma 4 (‘narter Oar, 31 Bi-Cis Ona re FCRNITU RE—Contentsa of 4room flat: Lo condition. Appl SORQ Ca’es . 2M ic) - af fTINI W es Monde mas na orte 10 09 M P ie Ne se DsS—Late a ae ee . iF ET t a —Bedr vom, KILC +g bargain. 3718A Wyom : case #lLove 4252A Holly No dealers Ohio —™ ; , P . _ | tt ~ RE ‘ : ‘ _. . ‘ {iki 440 Wrasse eso . dnd a ara t , . - 9 “ “ , ' leo City: h de lers 70 3a a , . . ; ‘ , > " : od f rz i Pp : — VYING MACHINE S——Ni-. rome iy ert RES- Meat net or. A . Palm ¥ Lou Wat ’ ya ng = , _—— Bayat GAS RANGES 4 HON t ltuy | kint PARLOR at o> — oe OiEGO BChie, «VC, CH Ke HEewW r.i——F Uli Bi Ss oe - a setae . . ‘ : Louise av., toda acer : a - 7; Thc ” Aiel $7h 1ao% Locust RTER Ww — | ne wir ger S25 — 4 . 1.6" ia on ma : of 7 } bab’ I os O34 ‘Goan. ‘ iT ee, 2 , | ae . — GAS RANGE—And buck B CY i 8 A j ARLOK 8 ITE = Tavle, “ rockers. Tha hot | : vi ~ td jenerator. new [ 4340 Rt. T ute ~' hast ‘ 3. vy ak f OMEBINA RANGES a AK t ‘ r l'RNITUR e —onter ts of | rooms. ‘ Per nay ATiia rn any a new. eheap 2507 VW Sul (van : ni Ni} MAC Hi one? ar heel. transmirsion cover and tur- EW cr ae — rtRE h—Dis; -_ “ O ss iver@ice@ on | FURNITURE — Beautifu y, turn ished fo field ) $20. B1i#A Keoku (oy) comm - pas. Paes ee ee eee nee rators S'80 0 >» Gemons’ ‘ry stand “sil Me : l 4 ~~ 7 . cash ‘ jeftr rnity = rooms, $600. Cabanv 41°” ' ‘| GARB RANGE—Qu! Meal: good inditton tA a, RET—J-piece leather, $2% 43607 | WA ee MACHINE— ‘Ther’, 2? Light Koll e +” : : ae | . Se Seg eT ‘h and Washingto: Fl KRNITURE—oOr 4 rooms. 3515A Wvo harge it 1601 Glasgow Lucas tu ana fleor eam ; ing Sidne 1581M (7 ¥ = = Wh PAR LOR Ai Pit-d-elece makegans $40. | magaend n : ran ; ; wo . s ssf as : 7*al "s : Tires For Sale . 2g OE a BED—One. fall size ee a : i . Pas -rexcetient nliiiners ! kite! ; ‘ library tat ; Wiison 7 Englander , n enattress. degiers tR21A McDonald 7 RA NGE—Q 7? - PAKILAUKH SET- pierce n £0 condition WASHING MACHINES Floor aam vies and riv) 4,>Tf rc) > . ‘7 “*F y >t >? m4 ; neg t " 7 —_ ‘ antics = | | i] Sunday detore Monday evening used: A BC. Thor. Eden, Almeral. Pige- wa!) = Alamac * Cheatnat ae mone 1 ‘3 rand.ne “rT : : n t} a _1405 Chestau / -" wing machin: iw rie CeR pe ? Wl ; f cond ; ip ver y wh ' ‘* : Lye R é' fou ; nitar f. p ’ , Ny ort! a! apart ment 471 Olive Ant ] 7 ir , 1 EF ane ' and varior ; in Fs —— —~wrw & articles cust gt _{o14) . ’ _ . x ‘ “ Ar . =m ‘ : . . . : ; > 3 ' onan - ‘ Ai ; ; ’ ,'* , iTo of ‘ , ‘sy ’ , — nginie : - ape OB cot al tein® anes , » me Pee mag ee ; DA’ VEN r'TE 8SEI— een er, «ne rocker, | PFURNITURE—Oak dresser, $10; choffonter, ‘all | fundsy 6120 [I Rroadwa 1417 Penrose. fr = =. WASHING MAC HiN E—Eden, $77.60. d. SA 00); S4 x4. $5 50: BOR. FACTOR a eee ss ele tneniatt a a cars $1} -1%-1lo s one RB hair 728i ; h. Maplewood. | gas range. $7.50: terma 6328 Keston. Sac RANGE—Quick } 1 $10 ir e PARIOR SUITE—Foilding bed cupboard anteed RMoysi cleaner 50; termes Eaeton onen Sunda 4 . Ri &rRi¢ ais cia. oe Ory r : | ita Uti i in#iiiat 4 a.i | a ¢ : " 7 . | } i yy VWainut . — . " 4 3 » . > « - ‘ ‘ : ’ aA oe tab Moore s heater as ren ~ sired. ¢ leeners rented . lLouts Jones, 2612 Mi nnesota. L- “hite eas oye ot ah best. rs oa Rt re — ctor i 7OBR Wee UP 4 Che - a Sue ANNs HINES——Wiil , “I Rroac ' IEDR siT—Ss | mahogany: reason- Te ne, oy " Se at TP , _ ) , ' Cgy, D9 “ ~ )_Cheatnut. 4 . Uchea 4448 Fan'c | ‘ N. Broadway oo hin” dna ae SOS — ~ (a) | DAVENETTE— . hifferobe, FU RNITU RE—6 rooms. neatly fur nished. 1; mes 00d : ; RANGE-—Cheay. B2a0A N. 19th ot | war eR HCA ER MACHINE—Stincer: sews like | , =. : : ‘EDR i lec E, prie M - ia ee ece ve _ b a ~ " ‘ : } “sy : ‘ » : : >> i~ ‘7 ~~ ’ ’ ’ : aed _ se . me CoO . — “er , * = ove oa oO — os 4 a Ce a Viti — ‘ ~~ - wiik ‘d ete | M ea 7 ang (anew @rrarnm " renresentative closing out a o indi one ne@ repa:rec Cais . : — et ] l_ema’ rl “—* ee ; Cyits , — RE—- eas, Sace: -- ali Cabany 4074. ‘ 9) cr and a1 wy io) .. en is GR 4 ER y AND BUTCHER ¥ TX TI r ms — a. ; ’ ; , ; rool ‘ ; ; ive ®& (jrand 4504 “ . - , +, ‘ tA .. ‘ : B ’ nation ‘ eayv Sif@neF 22% ¢ ietor ea Te “ount bt helvir itter boxes... up- | BEDRVOM_ ¢& rr ple Sa VENETTE pring ane .| PUORNITURE—Conten! oom fiat 004 conéition: | Gi—ridgo & Beach combi | a . fc inters, Ones, shelving. butte b 9.. | “1 or Atos 7 . ’ ; 2% : . “ on —_ } ~ Ag om aaian = aan roor fiat. si oO ; . : hen @. : Rot HT the furnishings of « 4. esom ‘ ) raise Meondarw , a ee ee et ; ree: al : $i ; ry ! : 7 a alhitty are tires: alt — . the RE wee $10 bu' et righ: and slidfne too: feeboxes, computing | 3! ¢ | Chestrnt - la mac 3 : ner an ea Forest cash registers. cigar and candy 88-4 REDROOM ry. Lt hn smame , at ran : eimaer, SC) | PURNITURE - % rooms, completely fur _— .° , art RA Nts! a , mot Pk ra =e es See Aine « eT - : a - 4 , > lect: coffee milis, "neat coolers, frees- dremaers, chift 1507 LL. TET son oot On 1} ocker beautiful! ' fiat ' furniture cheap. 15654 ws ; condition. cheap LUA Texas Jes ne Gate we ail sizes beet make Re. = & ; all sizea, We willl save you monev a : an gion gg = reasonal 3°37 fioht. —— nice fiat: se!l furniture cheap ae ; ey r , @ rhahore ny chifforeta, dreas- We Evarenteer them 4 i ; Wing machin depart! - , , Giobe Store and Office BEDK M SUPE Los ifs, cmt ary ease bie. 3, . " | & heresa ’ - orougDn sii ' ‘\ —Syperjor stove range, and parler tahies and cherrs . bets eG. ; nee 2901.07 Olive pomprin : atl tw the Eldred nake age Fra: klin 99) } set, gae range i Kastor an —— | PURNITURE—Nine roome of beautiful fur- , tend ror lb and o wit 2726 Indiana. 24 floor, | ot we price Lavy Broa. 313 * rridard cunranteed x E oe enuttie oe er ae ee Ai . FURNT hit Chairs ta - BRKUKWOM Sti T— Mahoga , Dost ‘TNR T re SET AND VIOCTROLA—4 nituge, complete; must sell; sickness, 4211 T ris ettner Purnitu Vth RANGE—Practicaliy new Quick Mea! ~ a re . y . . : rh eh? ° : : ; 1 28.842 ——— . ‘ 4 : y , . i] ‘ . ) ; ‘ y ‘ : ’ : e ~x4. SREO 4x4 ST 50: 4 SiR! rey > - 1) for*sterage charges an. $h5: bie bargain. am) . ~~ : 9 ‘ Vr . bad . : re ; rur? , ' , i UR y , a" | f SUITES-— {| ane | ee" obese - | PURNIT nO eg "4 po thn mae ee TON r enameled, ei: wen: 4| KANGE—Bilack, Bridge , | ay nm, Sieo NOt-| .. closets one extension ta ta at ° Ange Rixé . Bee fh 3°x4. 1° nn. a ’ — ee nels . LA R +E MIRE‘ — iitable fo mililis | a ga } 2) Q a 4 . nA UT .. TE per me te tab. Bs an a other ~_ \e@ bol Rites ershin ap _— x ' hurne : J M yf “av y | O38 HK: }a*e : iis ; water i. -” cheap 3 if A Arkansas ‘if cont off. here! Atettme remroval gale dressmaker 3710 Thitne LED ROOM ik InMapie. ~-*£ C yoo’ condition fc oo . saving rt. 30 s "ig roOvVES—Renewed Oulck Meelis eané@ RANGE— Quick Mea combination coal and) to get that o¢d buttet chin fo ealaie = ————— ir hlociped ' Victor 2464]_ yaa A Humphrey et URNITURE—4 moms, complete; water endarad make Al randitter de gas. $72 Esoler 915 N. Broadway table or as ; : yf lie ae mt : ' otnere an RANGP "prides Fea: h a.*0 WuUlee Mea! a Leth and ast atom Grand ; cas aq cou TERS ~ Stoo lia? crotlee orgs: _ ie : , Apt: = AVENPITE SETS—Mahogany and oak-. heater and pisyer-piano; must wacrit . 209 } ro@aer ‘s «4 zt) gas ett ea nek Jer hee Bee . ,7* eo furn ure cheng ~~ CE LAA kk SRG PORE 6. RS Ss a= RRw4 1, : . agit O% noerd > — tea fi fables. wiiit | \ ta’ _ = : , ¢ . q 2 - . . . - » m . . e ‘ ? ai. , u 3801 and f at laftare — ; , K . : tab 6 ang ‘ hairs dress ng tubie He . , . — nat) ee elevated Cw ene reaecna’ i~w for faan d we ed Wd ie * Bei . ’ ‘ete re, ked and wil “— . : ” . Ores ate is e RANGE —liome ' ; n _- or ar > om ‘ fo! 7 ng ai ar at ¢? . e Stere | . -40-G arty ts? 1201 N. Vandeventer I niuse s- = KAS afte sine S607 Lucas ATT ENS ackesners: We eve been evs Tire Sto- , ‘7 72 ‘ : a} , , ' vin «ep | BEDH M BLITE , ’ ag . i4 ' ' + . : - ; ~ - =: lueky ¢ #eei ° = “om oe % :' >. yn ‘ore af & at orice The : wht} , , a | ~ > we terur 4: ete and dréssing . rs fenard (2 berts o 4 ) } I : . adi —— free veckine: Wru : - rug. pictures, be . _ no ~ these oh. E. nS . RAW RET Ni* choice : ' ae Sm M Meimann fe Seat) ) r me aahamecd to come tO our Tia -econah r tabie 4057 Weer - b 24 floor - _~ P ares gize Raciant. cheap 4508 FRA \GE- bricdge & React Ps es ora dit = . A) ; 200. : Palfé cat . : , é , ” : "we mut will ee nee and-new ornt'ure in name only Levy »s HFRS Fl “RNIT! RE—Chance § young cev ple 4 o App: ¥ Herbert Saw i iy Fa! G3 a ? - Devt ae phAgh. toma CREA ba bes peter 7 ermit , read 19-15 & 14'h et. | roon ompietely furnished: nearly new, cunerior: tite new ‘ali oefere @ ANGE—Biue enameled. By 43 : po Sn + t for ’ ae ABET "K tirde; «} riers Ong a- ro 7 t 4706 Kensington Pp ST730A Utal wardrobe, mirror deere 4822 Nebraska ai erotit tor Srey. x N mn Ct * chine iy . upply Co., 11)4 . on. RT—And vocker, library table; | ./## -~" o —_ ———s ‘= ie ; free for og teow borvere . 3 we Gi | , : M SET oritan wal 4 oak. ike new; fine for clubroom | FU RNITURE—Bedrom and dining room. : : tree. Buck's afl tron, RANGE-—-Ritcnen [ pidetoard. Inquire & J4th o Take Rett ; : . : orn OV: . J : . ‘ a 7 ; - s * ee ad 4°21 LA r ; " £ foah after Sf nAa a’ 4 ig ‘aah and sy ¢ ¥ 4 —s é 4. ; ' - : ; . urnfiture exetyer —Mieck Prt4ge & Beach; tke nee . vinyere §120 aa - ‘cj ; ve : IRES TIRES 4 “4. $50 . ; * ' a me Sewers | reeled ohe ' Apply Sunday or Moncay afternaon, == - Bn : “Muaboor. Beevensviit EPICKE FIXTURES. illinery at mew: iil it low Bm : ' | College av. —— ve aT i415 ¢ LAN - . - Me T= (oP! i E . x . Ris. Mili ne ) . : ' I r _— a oC ° cheap for spot FURNITL RE— ompiete furnishings of NF. “i Pr , aoe PS ' Mas plewood . rf S4f,. new records ‘aa incre , f ere, ' ‘ ‘ g 7 LOT aT ee oo a. : - oe " '- . : - , is . ins pris nthe ce woe oe a | ¥ , 11 . Wall CASES and mirrors. | S : i n ast. 20~ é room houses. nrice right f bie t MUCRVHY & BON. 1023 wat Maj good condition, #20 . dressers 816.96, € have a. limited supr'y . : i a aaa 77 Ww ° . ‘ ; ; a * oe a : : ri KOW se fa —h§ O04 cond . 3719 464° erties . Ps > anon ” 44 ¥ Wane ; , aeeing ree hice 4 aye ' , ts we ’ : . , rd ‘ine 7? ...f warren " 9 Cor ; - : : a. ’ Sf%,. tuffe Bu pea Lt be 48 : , ary, oh es nz ." on "odding sf HI ae? Se 4 ashi ig! on. ec - ' ; " ith 2! : ; ‘ ‘ , ; a , a ; is Zz: (rt Riu uu ae , (ORAS eR roa: oer ing ee 4 ’ , , , , S : ne efgeio | r ~* ae ao ' , "ir s ane recng 4 ; a fF tf a | ee a ‘a : he rk - | ; —. x‘ | — ear ; 7 oh, A? J 1“ P ‘ \ ‘orm Mo } igul e | tS urn ‘tr ire ’ ob ' ‘ « 3 _ : 3 on . — _ - ree ’ . | 7 ao? : . 4 A mee . es rere st ak . cM ons c u —F OF ; 4 ; PANGE ts com birat shite ones at heal “MICTORT, ND ; = lat i ) ferti rout | i ona a large stock ’ gaye not rio ; wo furnisnhet ' , . 4 from o , iy me at i 4807 | BRUNEWICK come . of “ - “ - | A oak and i = == . cmos 7s Oo ITE vene! Pm eevee : — : ortiemat ber-| eeawe sm nil 4907 AU ‘CTION TU ESDAY’— Price befor vou bu’. ' , eee nt pe e, Jan6-{ TiGt-top “ ee al : ' . ' ; a “ = sige ; . can - evenshis "RNITURE “aI % shan aod «rm ' > Market ny erent ian vhiah ween. | Commenens i « ~, = ve tages eale of. © orders rroreptiy filled. eery. hoy Vass-| a pane # ; " are ' r’ de s FE. . -) z " oe ; 3 * . Tr Tr . EkRR TVe st ou ‘She ' tm \ out : i ~ A pe eels , , > " 4, ts — . . 7 . ‘ = ee . 4 P fed v% are . ; —* “eee eg 3 | . R oe Stamp & Sta Co ' es 3 . ~ ' : a “ ei vu sane "TC RNITU PE—aA. niece eo a 4 a . — . reome om . -. oes brit ° rhas nn te) eat See a CD Se arene, 6 ie ae . ; . \ fie . ~~ . ; 4. , . . , , . ~~ ere | eulte peld {30 or ya pol | rf ee" *, tm = 7. ‘ > | 797 STAMPS AND COINS | OFFICE FURNITURE DEPT IRASR BED—Sprt , 7 f Bron Fy F gnthag- gent 7" opi! reasonable 4564 : Saal +o Beonden, |. You wil set fied ter harweins € whet AGE “") " “uPs._ harry 41° ~y c£1xTyY ST SA07 Lucas , ' . Mi ry mi & I Ti h—RBookcase torr PRNITUT : ‘ . ell : ‘arter selections Pe) furesteen, mr i REF RIGER a TOI — nel capeet) BEA is HET)—- NeVer sae re Fpring nr ch 4237 &. Dardta Vietor 3 at r , Taio rom ‘ at hes e Snr Ds —Anente y! _ 3 fas 4. re vic Witte enaee, go> ae. LANGA inde J we ie STAMP COLLECTION — Ais® _125 pounds: like new: nail: — —_ see chifforobe Tayler, Glo- } INING ROOM SUITE —OCompiete. wringer | Mecher, bergain. 9618| ¢ reas G82. Cane hore 3 oa rate Sibum, eta. Box L-194, P.-D. Faston. ington King’s highway. : 's ;, - J Ce Se ee ee ee ee ee aed ae fetany lA * 5

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bt a ep arte se MME: v rds . . oe : ; i : ROOMS FOR RENT—Centra} _ ROOMS For RENT—South Rooms es |— ° BOARD . 7s , ' FRANKLIN °712A—Two connectin room ‘ os Aki Wain a sein en _ Oe rt ae Has” Arriv ed rs Privaie Epaniie, aaa ga bal F on hy Selena ne; gas. elec rie “wate ar oe HICK: = bath choca nant, Geen? “{ on eniences: . rage artes rom: aii McPHERSO N 633. > . SPRING. a — Two naire. with large front. ‘ A _bie ma ing: aa . = ~ re | cmt 3 =014% . LUCUST 3127—Steam heat. running Water: | Jki'+ gE RSON 342 ‘ee ——i ar ree furnished | S@abie a a r~- —— ie: acai only: reasonable: gas i : cash or terms 3 Hodiap 5020——Boa:d for lady employed wathe: “5c Gay: $4 week ap. | neem ae ar private temin “"Betiar week sin Ene see | r >: 1364-—Roys to board: private home ot hy ‘tac ko. a sorepine or | LAF AYE iTE 3150—} room. | complete | | OLIVE, (3853: athe ee ~~ - : -/M. ‘ ; 1101 N.—-] chk al DE 4 o* ning nh ome _ 4 ‘abany a keeping rooms and Sheep =. Jtode VANDEVENTER, 1105 N nian, for 1 ate | hotel: lage Ptock Z Iurniy " : > at ; hy f Cid ME NS, 07 Bt fx oe ient Doar large ate me TE Mh. — are used Carpets be a -henefit +, ght raom for two. g4rage ing’ ‘ A! : ian I Ma oe — aehington CAF A) Ej Te S335 Koom lor 7 or > men > ~~ $890 aa = —New! > 7 ere . — - sir . e, t! i in te ho J Irnis com Tr s; phon a: 4P; ga —rivate | ume sh * GR or emp} eyed couple fa revi} ~ aed feem; private __ housekeeping: also eA m for sleenin ERD: ae, Wie ts 4, nate ‘Se abana Tags = . Sectric and furnace wecely f urnished f To P MICHIGAN : 7800——s urnished and” lishi heert ar water. wath, 3: 307 7—rhir d apartment east; ASHINGTON BL... $88S—Rooms single 5300 American plan- $55 a “ Agents’ Rent Lixts nb n SG: steam heat or_connecting: gas range _ Gecerated. Our meals are the vee 3 Apartments (For Rent)... see gon M om : C ' i NRIg . 4225—Room and board ts . aun g housekee Ding rooma K23, electric hath. | : ’ s° tabl ©; = tf ae i) usekeep ARiL | : - — aoe connect | ragett rs STOR AGE CH ‘ i@mMi Ay Tea j 9Me lke Surroi undings “NNESOTA 351 6—Two , Connecting fron 5 EASTON ames ee ie . 2 ; Pas =. . cheap. MOCVINE — ASHINGTON 1 BL. 47 L9A— Ver desirabie ; ee tee i Avartments (Furs.) : rank lim : me STZE) — 720—F urnished room in pri na — ' a — for Ouse Keep ing f furnished coup! lighe S housek ae; ‘4 ,0 each ler rig ‘ r = (7 AY Ki, be “162, Raa > : —_ iii so at ES | neepin sheet, ——— es AIRO wins ; 5A—z rooms. gas. eelctric. ee — "6 | — _ DEAT, ER: y our oppertunity te 1 - >} , ’ : ; , ' | . 7 woe Dy ; c sekeeping rooms, it Pe Oa Uh. vw ater : i young co D! e DELMAR 7 " od hy —- . ; M 4 oo8 —~Modern furnished roem g£en- ." ER ANON 5012 , l or entiemen . a M = Be wee OO and pourd §% , niences » childre > Preferred ront “ter eA Ne ws turnishe: | n exposure: privet - fami Forest 2662 to buy at right price large Ouse k ee roo - | HOTE FOR ) : 4 J Olive 915 vi Or at I ] v4 lL. OCUST xT Lmi.MA ; f A loan reom and good “ ASH} ry) " ' 04— Housekeeping dt 41 2: ail con hieaces. ho athe : - Uni urnished light 504i ~~ ~ —- — " — = -ASHING TON Bi... ———__Fa8 rang = L j +2 ‘ " . ° ay ‘ yw " sas I nN . ne “ ¥ tad . . ‘ ’ i— a Iti uily iurnis ec if « 7 de s 7 = ——A --— —— . Onis is ee . . seal urn Shed + - » Gec orat se, . . . . = —~ * ; “— . Hous k Pe De Atte "] = ; reaaona thle , ~ |. OU eR ee ping €entie:men breferred se 1 ee table for Couple: reasonable. For- | ~ gentlemen re. | vate - e hotel - , - - exeepe rs, ntion ELMS ‘fe. *00A—Excelien: board fo: 3419 : NGTON BL. 447 +—s per . - ling for or owe, he “nd comfortable reasonabie | SCHOOL ; —— Ltd uusexeeping room — __819—Vurn nished room : om efficiency. : | WASHINGT ingle and = agents. 5. *. Post-Dis, - : 1a) followin . 367% , ’ all convwe nee , Pan Bmont 30754 ON 1007 (Smauenaar, = he in rurt ldly Ty low: desirabie: A “- JOS0— Nicely furnished room gen- by! '@ room; all conv nveniences: private home. : —s — - et . ——_> 7 — ; Men , a " =i : ey se ‘ e on ; = . | argee rear oo . a »{ HOw! $4090 i¢ lady or gen. os : , ’ unt urnished r POO: ms yvoung CcouDte . — 2 Open { aha, s88aR: Tsu pioved ; sivate family ASHINGTO IN BL. 4556—Large sieeping ng | ~ ROS SE ULF HOTEL ~ vorkingme . &? 50 each. 1 Pox tiemer 1} U8Nnt and Phone 7" room | Sout hern exposure Forest 1154 4145 Linde! bi | arty h l.inde 688" Ww oye es oy RAS aie pr * > +. : aa > see d - ew and Slightly l sed FE uryi- ‘A. vhone. breaktast i¢ desired fam . : : arg fr teh, , . >A RP Er poy 7 oe mie Te at tadiv furnte : ae “Ming roum » 4nd bath HOt-\ P - : = hl. 1 Kit —2en priviles i 2 “2.NG $20: floor West fur- | rT _ ~~ ri aae : hs. $382——Nice), fur 25 I's “iy furnished tee eomvenioe _— . — , ts the Ph ‘O08 oe WAS SHINGT UN BL 4355—Neatis fu- wut e at C nusually FF W | I if Ss . 4 i. sin ie ‘ uUples em Ove j Dow e ‘ Tor na me ‘ al | /€asona}! le —— - : . (-re id ‘ . * es ; t.. we i. r} ’ se) ; : ; - ’ ° aVT ~~ apartment F hone : nished | : . - k : Ouse k ee pin , water aa. oe ; MA kK - am tifully fur-| WASHINGTON BL 4505—Ant) | weak m, maRing a ping ms ’ = {401—Larme t fh , — ® bt AN tll24— Two Dea wtifull, J room. private _family Forest Rn Call — see x aS — piace ive "er 3 - are & ) ot Sy: a = meee & reas . “ ey , =F NAS! i}. 5246 — Ros mm and boa rd _ ik . ‘ A ‘ irnished Ne ) " os 5 ' : ectri MISSOU RT "T - n Mtinueus ho , ~» ©ORNecting rooma in wars pr ? on SO Dirwinn ‘ - . € 5 = ‘ i dn ; isd, ‘ee - “nan nished ' ©: reagonabie “ ASHINGTON aL 3937—Two connecting e - Try . * iz e.? : “ *itens! Sthattbicn._$ Ls ro . & ng ‘wo. in private home Forest 957° CP*PIN roon ‘ a ; . ae I : : — . é : $37 reom and kitehe “*. te SNR : ee “ home So! yap aia ire POO "4 furn ea ant ' 5 ANEP GIN PUMA — Ey nished room : . i Sie mes se ~LFIC nu rty * Fores: $609 R : c eT Forest ,SYW (3) room. Rout herr, “xposure: conv enient to seer a asap - , tL) en INE? ; Olive cars reasonable ep a — ~ p 4cults on), rent MINER\ 5096—Secona fioor wes ori. 7 40] nggered room rOnt ro mM d modern convenien: : ~ 4 WASHINGTON 45 540— Besutiful for. ROOMMATES wa do Nploved. . Lindeij i] > " I "ie rH. ° ' Roo! } ith ) : . — - Z » ] ' nishe front rv cs “ ict or de 2 . . ais zi AVPUl " age “ 7 MOUNT TL a teh — Fi . Jern : Bil a. ivy ; and offices fure " Dal. 7 Pry eaticane ieent saaun : , 4 CS, coup) Y cant March’ * oe 2 . 2 _ Clean ligt hee Conveniences week Ww ASHINGTON ! 4143—Serond floor p., —w 4 eve rs con\ ealence ED LANGAN FURN ; ‘h board. gtea, heat “ , on Pay » ms FIF TE E NTH ~OU7A 3X Furnished J ront , sai =i, . y ave “ws | Siege - thire NE ie DY +. 45 45—Tawen 8a? ‘ront, with kitc hnetre arge housekeeping | —— — ~—.- = : ' . . . ‘ sas mu. 2 ler, bh; ; 7 ieritr . be | nd ' ivy oe Lu 4.1 pA) 5 \ ice! \ fx rnished roum — ~ a . - tm uae tor > oe * 45 ; a er nae si on ‘ on ' ro : “- RA ~ N EE 5201— Refined % ou s # . - 2 ‘> “a. i, 73 ; ee . .. ‘ i AU ni ec . ‘i? i. ; . ieee ‘ ‘ ne os R rnishe ‘anh + UrNished } Din -? eet ' To Lu 33. Sires roommate twin deds. er. M hac an, ane te Ea anes sl ‘ Z Rn: tie tiaie I wenden J on BE es ee ih npttian PUR Meet eps Wma Sy » a NaS aa Se Re he Nie Mecano gamat a: ofa: Ree there. " : aaa > | board rr 2004 Morgan « "090% Roment R99, _Fomont 582 fentral S053 ¢, = x Y — fe uni ae : “+ ; e 8 ODD 14 ij ie ' ta ; th-exposed FINNEY 405 \ , PE ‘TALOZZI 36) : , } Ta : , ~ wt . 4) 2 Furnished + room: runnin mea)s . em- GARFIF] 36° -2 HnHecting . eae ee “_ ront room r itght ' NN — iRoom for erent " ASAIN 7 SBI 462 — ‘ice cely fara a 5 r ene = MAY rent LAD — : « rojec ; ae, te . : t en aes — se ‘ } ii) iy ish ’ _in fr ace } nt a s Cn é . ‘ HT 5020. Tine ‘ ERs "aa 4 m. ‘ A. i ‘ L. i ’ Fe — —Love A, room hats ‘ 7. = Pen, Olive. a West. Rei ; P Cost $1 : URNITU RE—R8 room el) 'o party 7 7 (Lindel) 1} bmn] wea] 3: Ee ah ETT Perera pe a, earige a -, oor: « ——- NO Naty Privat on CU Rs A DAPtMent: genth : Oe wh woh ) Linde!) —* SOntini uous ‘hot Water: all conven - ROOMMATE wre. —Refined ady ’ . exceiler.: é‘ is: snoderate % i oe - peisoun miter: pie} pl eat _ hy = fu shea rces reasenal hie fare reom and board nitn , Conti : nt on é } } ’ " ‘ ’ as LA 1G z . > ee | » id ————_Grand 45 36M. (9, ' —— ———— ‘ttchen: whi : elegant: par- | bey yd btn a7 bo ee lady A - eae * ; : me angeii 24" ‘ ‘ _ Pe rhon _— I “Pe : . ee ; — _— ‘ Tr sVat eepin reomns ‘ - FLAT—@ ontains 3 rooms, = : - mi . : 1 7616. ‘ al - me e ' ll conven ; aTOS -=— . of Negotiations fureished ; rent filet $21- ha: McPHFRSON 6953—Steam-heate4 front, ARRIAg 4331A4—Laree recom. asin? | ROO! Purnished all eemewens, ) —VUNg mer b i=. enter well-furnished front WASHING ON 1934—Extre la Se = Call Sunda ] c} oo ‘k. for ] or y4 r TYi¢ cook n2 Drivar:> r _— . _— m gol ene "anda + ,” >. : : . 7) “7 +s ee Bit ee . — - wel i S- rent housekeeping — d-floor room for 2 3 young men en I — ‘ront rooms - — — ' c umadry; cme “. ' «! 4 } RVVed heat ph ne, au J — Phone. het water ow ners home ‘YO $2. G ME N—? re fire , complete; flat rents for $9. MAPLE, 5644——Room. with board ‘ler 2 light housekeeping as ! E ———— . cites fees aT ity. 9008 a $17 Y 5 , &. 1u! “a4. ris gent liemen. private family Cabany 47 O2J. Mahi an 7 oo — — . — — : te ne. a nN ) : “llab je fo rr ‘Our ry tiem an = ¢ nN ze ra a OSa reet 7. 50 = > = ro n d ‘ has > ae ~a- . a aoe ‘ ‘ — wr . "> ; es 4 nd boa . ry @ ‘ " , =e —* MAPLE, 5177—Roara for cor r two “ox ith kitchenette »: Bath: prt- ' 3 nnn GO: sow. 17. ; orn Shed s'eam- LIVE 425 0A—Be “tifully furmtshed room, | - ASHINGT N ‘BL 3720—Room nicely F. . pris ai family . Pp . aS > UNM fiurn ie} ; h Te , ’ ~~ 4 . . furnished rn b . ; ores’ 4505 . - we hished fo im ! m: Car jines tah fo an an 7 wife; all conveb- m "091 for OCUS®@keep) ing Lindei! —=—_—__ — a. P ee : 4 I i ; ei as > cna a ee peat a 7“ _ ‘ a #2e5 Wa Ward Hov SE—Contents 6 rooms: 4 jadies or gentlemen t 7832 : c mY “one and kitchen ead furn ished 5 47 74a) . wi th 0 & sat , : Ms ky chen eite: c " . ; 4. M: a? e }: Dt , te ’ c lene areuines ty nner +a $n OKO a no store | ROUM AND BUARD W td. a iiowers 4 . - _— 2 room. ] or —. a + « ee, POOm. WASHINGTON BL. 42 or 3 Yrom —'St™ms. Box C246 __ Post-D : ae McPHE RSON. 445: Furnished ¢r t ro m |, ‘om os Ream Oh ee Pio OPS : nt re ——— ———— oan z ; , =! 7 tah Bel - ‘ i tH ; hare ps a, a teen . a abi Forest r4H3R " FOR. | 4318 Si =a . RUSSEL a on : With coup cone ie —— aes connecting, kitchen. steam heat. garage “WU AND HOARD Wea. =i @ ream - a NA , ~ BR LIDGE o256—Light hous seen ent a et ~ Neatly furnish 1 rooms hings | ue Se ee +. se ag a) ow —eetonal —adv_e epred te aS : Both Lots Will Be — firs Fr. Bousekeeping. Forest 614 WASHINGTON BI “uM AN LUALD wa ‘PHERSUN. 471]8_ x. lv furnished front — . , CYCLES—moTorR CYCLES M OE RON. 4) 1s flan way ine — mil, t : Le =) Priv ate a it ‘ : a tL Rude 79 . c i f t. ; ' . . ns . = igen e [ fami), : d (CLID, 794, epee 4137—Ho te Kk = b + i? a E ; , RTH T on: ; . “On , : re “ey eg : ; , . * 41001 pw ; Tooms: sir Kas range #4 — sep! ng niface parish BOA AND LAUNCHES st desired. Forest 71451 ae | MARKE — — oe RUSSEL) DO —— Ae 3026) Suitab O °N Yeme r vOugie: 5 ” Seanie oben La ee ee and sleeping room; al! conveniences: con. he ‘LD BOARD other D f _ BOOKS AND PERIODICALS ee oN; 1956—Beautifuily turalehed | _ ort MARKET. 2383-—Neatiy tarnished | ressustine, *1474—Modera — gasses eh Sint Sele emp —Beauiifal ~Zaraignea | —timtiowa bor ee ‘S, weiter, BOARD W “Me ¥ Proposed Delmar ALS large, ight housekeep ing : n: ; ls i - , . @ rf. ‘ : q ~ —— aati Naa be & C19 \ —Nea thy irniBhe . wan a ee ~#1A Bea uti! ~ ieee \Nt ING TON Bl... 4910—Neariy furni lshed ; — umiiy ox O- i -D. ss BUILDING MAT ERI | very heet- gent emen, coy onventar mrt housekee; erivat . ~~ ~800—Rooms ¢, he rs: m dern Be | phone onveniern, ne =. © XPOSUFS room , geruJjnen or couple emploved: ho : ——- child to beard, motherly care, Which Is Exp : tted CLOTHI INQ Me HE RSON. 4516— H , a ; n non : > _ inten ee — - . . - —en : : a... r abs ee rs : in = tavir ae ar ee a, ' = — : 4055—F ooms for nN ; ; i? : at : atar Nrane ea ls Theat! fuy shed oon . ; : — ‘ence « sO s4rage . = ; \V ASH IN G ‘TON a RL 4530—caea, ‘omfortabie Re Ons — — Housek - é; Ce . . ‘ a Pair ee Con ven sekeevin Or {WO emy d: all it housekeeping h. 164 A—Neat)) -Thished front rent room: guitable for gentiemen. Drivate Lip ; . hance Val HORSES AND VEHICLES MAPLE. $as5- 5 wales orn" 3: boarding on. . ri yp sHRCO! ee _ rr a > Nw. 204 Furnished | : — rooin 4 CONV eniences private La My ; hey me ; reference reqvired : indell 18 : fler ae Ry ues. MUSI ICAL i terms. Cro up jes or sing! - . | ‘ . ‘lase ‘ —— mg i : al . A - . rT : on : ~ . - 4 : . : r ry . f ° - wt Vlege DeiVa ‘@ fain . : ~ —— - : w A SHI I NG 1TON re 4068— Bed-oom firet A RD w td. —in orty, : j hy 3 = > = , 7. aarme west of nd. Bo i mel ee : . ie ae “* : rag te ee eRCes: Steam INNEY, 379 Two. connectea ....-~ é ‘ 0040 A—Neatly urnished, | floor; steam heat, hot water. Private fam- Post-Di De Gra ref a Kentlemer ' a : vi . * . . 3° ; . . "oe" «@ , : . = 4 : ' . ’ . . ! - : —- . : ms ; od terete tm : WASHINGT : 4°51—Neatiy fur-; ag eA MD Wot; Pm ef erection: at the northeast lent meals and meer ye tec y gel ey pipet a 7 crt es a 2ST Be > = , ° : > arge rr WM ; ' a : : — = = ‘ : i i. T wa es furnish ni . 4 are »~oOmMs It 410% " ed shed hot- Water heat: gentiemen _ Boz 218. Post. Dispatch ae Grand boulevard and Mor cere) a ee ee oe ey ie, MEET starr we aE ah Neg ea tae eR OF oe PL abee OD Et Reece, BPO oe ala NRT Rowe. apprec late ex “ei . P ; ; 4 Ty? (‘ahanrw * 133 > Ih aa ae ‘ ‘ ’ a a or 2 empio. S77 RDIN, -Fronmt room. wit} ona Welter ay) re ~ipLboh = nln mnecti: | ousekee; ag rooms; sink» wij or couple emp plored ROOMS and BOARD MARTLUAND. oe bad . 1 or 2 employed without use of kitchen lition. every epens i all: 3 REST P, ‘urnished un conveniences: tp ungalow . aSHINGTON 24 —s i. ROOM AND BOARD ¥ Wed. —By ¢ | me ajoining; boa: — al T. Loris ina cuca re SSeS rivileean* excell r, Kitchen PAGE py ~~ onnecting rooms, ist: .,{ttNt! rans. = 48: 0—Singie and dou refined private fartiy will pay 1% of a department store, wit } M AR YL AND 4: 381 A—.~%2 d-floor . . — _ rtnitnn 1k - ant I . | ie “he tn he, = Priv ale ‘ i a0)) len , -- , ¥ oy ". ieee erent ut — tt or ent housekeeping. B-267 Posi - - Dispate me roor {join , | ST: L 2 ont room with ki F 26>, - ) a ’ , sar ~——s «Stee. — — , , ont sleening rooms: af} nt | sildi: | | : ployed ) 3 PI room: reason, : N. 4973—Nice ro, tor’! = : SR) | ROOM AND BOARD Wea Mouse : Building above, to a 8 ‘ would ae, with Chri & The Project is contingent le > ROOMS WITH BOARD—ciTy _} t€0 wentlemen ie Voining ee Sa priviiewe tor indy emplonea: nice lotation; mecnegtt, Foor cupid. 4973—N am an hed unfurnie! HENAN n,m . ‘ im % Tn; privat rn Sg : Middi. age 3. ~~ - em lB wo? rey 23h Feat , hed ; | ~! wis deco : TAI Private home. best care. Fo rest 18°7R front r ‘ boa: for 9 @d §=SALISBURY 2 — A irntshed Ont room: private fac ; “ie -" - v0 OZ) 01 lies r ne fur 1: ref af h “ “~. : - at a + 7 e ome : rePe™m. privat hoa ao a ertademape gt. a om pD- : > Nome pr reg Sie i les ain lishe reference n } Kin hom - . re furnishe 1 a the outcome on Seta be ARD—| Larce room = or Z i. , i P—— Pt oy 3 . } iy ——eeeeeneeent : ue . 3 = ’ ‘ 3! a e ha . - ‘ . = 4 . -"~ - Ss ; Yr . ° 7 . Sid. . ff Doeal she Catholic: ei) conventen "a emi nia nr’ wat vy Ven ‘ 4 ci NX : y " \ =F Urr Ri mt roon he # i } ‘): BE, ps pean, " Cae ae > - tT P T ‘ asa s ; . . a wit “ ; a : — ; ; . | s : : fara: _B R-3: . .* : : wi ich one of the lar est — cooking: reasonable Riverside 2198Ww L., 3951 au mom : a ith board. _# 2 Kitchen ran . iventancree h, ise k ‘Ding everyt} ‘ Pans ‘is : gh ul Pery ex posed > r aa room . = a “ Sim: fas -_ ith boarag PLLLIV, BOLL “rner Grand: neatly fu: LDNEY : irni i hi le ie | J ry : : Dt f US@ Kee LLS, 59aa—T, nec : P ' Pas Z [ z ; ‘ eee ; ; nish , “ > ; in ‘ a - @ ; apartm nt . . ~ ae 4 See 6 4 ’ : ii ' » Ai’ ’ N“ ‘ , si. uit " Wa hi if sd) t Sean D- - : . ee ¢ rf : . Z ” s — —— orest 1873R. ' a i gee ee ee 3 - © ry : easona) rn °. , ater . ; rR pi} ADT. ‘ ) OO ys Mi TT4 "| ROOM aNv , Po . done r) ' 7 The site is ow ned by #86 ]— oon a , AXD BOAR D—Wanted i. board ¢iri ntlem Fo 71. pune sen. rWENT IRST, 2@:2y ~ Ur) aniki INTH. Jao. ies : - “Mpi0yed est lh. ———~ - 5 ss 33 , Ss es ~- Kood ~~ reasonabie. Rox oO 7 " 5273 Ww: cea arn: 49 eT) oe ny ’ > 4 ’ ’ ‘ ‘ s r ‘ a. . ° : : . ite " , ; os ~~ ‘ Lr.) 4 irnished i s e furni shed rooma in o _fences » and e J 7 sae - “ek. , " mother’s oe a = ; — ‘ ri? re ER iT y 5 = . —" mm rn , aoe on . : > "hy IR ———— = = > Pr - 2 — 4 » . ° , Roo : Pr “ ‘ite ' : ‘ * ‘ oe tians a a. : wh oe: En _Aa ; y’ rd. Sh ed ee 4 : := ~ Raalte. President of s. .Y ‘ith private family. TRARY arc. ie Meili .eman or ma: > ‘li — - —e —— 3 —— ; oe on i pire nies a pile ~ STER 3816—R com for 1 or Catholic family; give tice. ‘Bos 3-2 Invest ment Co., whe an’ pleasant hom Tr) arround. pe eer = Sn ee the Dosu: with = ‘ fs HOT's . ¥ +e eH ee y Se he = _dusiney paunie es _Post- Dispatch ’ . Chased tf th M refined guests who n appre ato y=, Cal aren oo r002 ' Puen son nie _—— ; ne ot oo ‘ Foom f oF ‘olemer : ao | - on ; aseq | rom a ; wa! home. Forest S8283W. S cal t, reference iven HITTER MOR Dee ES o> : onadi rorest RAYMOND Sa 9—Lare fortably i 3. Westen INSTER PL; 3844 — Two | senaceting ROOM AND Wtd.—By 1) feal A ; ss : rf ri. = ~ — om a '4-—Lares ni shed —- : i thed room adjacent t> hom orts + MB nwa sieeping rooms Trst-class: gentlemen eniy.' room wi d board. in private i . « rurnis , Lk Pi MGNGA~— icons furnished ren : >; good k a iW ‘ Rounsieene R 4060. ‘ Clean fron: RD Wie. Would 4 } R: aalte Inv estment Co. ~ itor i @ 2 " ge sia Ti : Patent: we no — = : vPeopie ‘ight nousekee ping 2 water CAlidren: occupy ooms. ; — Riles Lys . - . se wr Kk Genin nie emniored AG LL 6204. Fy. o ; ‘ Meer mise on mn “¥O house; - rooms nebo . aan . Ris =~! conveniences: 2 F : OTE Ren). e908 a ah esidence near Tone” 2 Aa gp ei Sone. ~a ~@ fle0¢; phone $8; 1 wi twin is: do ll) Tuesday W ESTMINSTER PL. pict 24—Housek=epiag . :) ; . day EMD SD ROARD— Pan, nil oun intel ieeSestien... ” = + UMM ee gpcicn ————— . - sialic BOOM in wi 8 hom: abany * — d ‘loor: employed ady wreferred ROOM ANT “cUpied by emporary inchineas a a. : aay n : ate fam d couple } mm fo ~ | ’ teal . -. rest A, Zoom 2 | — . 1 _* housek. wis — : , j ‘ m ’ . mil. nn ro > . —— BR: rTrnom and baa ra Drivateae fami'r = : sti : . . f ; an 4 = a" v ER ~ : ‘ se . ROOM AND ‘BOART ira nod board ARI? 2. oo. - "ner : n> aa . __ Win a Joining hot ba: ar ea —UMINS tk bi 190 1—Sleeping Toums | — = 6 Sean 404%, X —Room and boava aga ie wm Bigg ~~ oellbmaeenatya RETELT . we t room fo: “Et. Blest-Eaee AMILTON. 1119—®urnigp “steam Beat. penished: hot water. 5018) | n.d Kitchenette; running water. range and} ae ‘WANTED ’ ‘ts o ae 4 ~ " o : - - - Uurni si*C ’ With té ; : > ry ’ I oT) ; Cl aah ineere : eg & , 2 Cabans = > Wisk >anz — . wis it housekeep.. ee with st: : lines Sp | @ter. as a site for a wo . * : i hs ‘ rea rn q DO: Int 3 ‘he 7 aa ; 2 ; | - i> . re z . f, , 7 . ki ' n I ice! fur- ROOMS Q, unfurnished~ south & theater. Both Sites will : iV fheneee Tent: Soom: a ons OE __ Post-Dispatch 2 Proposed Delmar cut. off, —_ Py Sk RN. we: PPE eae, * +e > keoaaae Tee a ee 1 board child. 4427 S? Louis ROOM AND BOARD—Kii Lv. dar otek ; pri ft 53? A—Furnished rom an ~ board, Gy frent room t , 3 - _ mits ‘ t al 30; 1e VN sau u shed mm =~ vate amily: near O'Fallon Pa Die: exceliens eale EF I> 2) Meer. IS05—Furnished >, m fi ight | --—— — — ———___‘ in priva: mi » ott ee ree iz 2 lar south: wel] lege : oon how sekeenine 7 ae ‘+ conVvenienc we , , WV ‘ — - = @xXx pex ted to greatly enha siet > c } \ _ * hr rn, ’ : fF —=- ‘ . ; 7 > | ’ , ‘. . - — rit) y j : > 4 in > : ’ . a ¢ - ee a resnare : +). . td | >, ve rT is : “J ming, «Ci ‘ v enience. 34 . } ap : = . +. . — ~U ‘Wor : "OTT and ee und _house Rox B 710, F : ; ~~ * a iw *—¥ ‘ es. cas range: phone. laundry, ROOMS Wid for quiet. : 4 ~ : aaa ’ ‘ i ; ; i } o rm : . . — : . — = _ n s: ). — . - . eat” i Ie : - a . > . ’ sat “ ont li cat 7 ROOM Wid.—Per iwc ‘by the day. important | SEO yer eee al ae PIRES A, eNO — me. MR UTIL: y Turnite«h i . rey ifm An _~ men : . ‘ P Saaiw rable. O'Fallon Park district Yolfs abany TAT AW sites eee, 6(eiderly. cou; pref dq 21% Loop)..." ei ei ty be ; ag td BA RD-~—bDelign ; “chen ; all - enie ’ 485ed rooms, tor te Rev 1M ler adv wi Y ln to >! .m A4ELE S Nic furnished r om Hi 0 ? ; Lot: TS Pty ea eer y furnished ~ 1. canaree > ae ag F rOIre ; . ; | ) ; } > ma : SK } nd ; . ; een ts nin =e seme - - ? on el} an > = Gun a oat. ee ae “we sential board: employed coupie: led e . _~—_ - _ VYenien: R 7] -R. 60>°o. acowaitins KiNG: ; ; — on WSR VIN] DSOR “3 a large front roome furnished ¥ ty employed ‘we | te 2 oe * te ee ee = on = : “Pagrocgiag ing roo: : Nice front . : : rad 7%. inf rooms goed a Ge S.. ae ‘7 Wo furnished house all le nve on nd hen vomiaen, , ROOM— ontiog wed, southern «xposed furnisheu + @hectric, bath. furnace! ; R -8 Post -D: soetch ; : o se sonra! ——— fae —_ entiler } referencas Cabany Ne; j > wary = ; - th, the wees Bulld Rye ——— ——— — unfurnished. : a. ate Porthweart ©orper of =f r Nee epee ce ee POP oy RBAN. 614°..4 -com, out a keepin ns tric. all conveniences. j TMER i aes a a2 SN ae _| VANDEVENTER 1315s ‘anted, to | _Driva‘e fami: tn oul: “geek me he a Ni HiGHWAY a 2 N:—Larme roo, | OU: — : ne. ae a: ; come, by r and RonTHLA 4730— 5:3, ‘tly private fam. room and board e) lerly Dp! LeR re es wn 4 fron sonnhect ne fur. _ ae ‘a: Dy , . id —_ , —— ‘¥ i ‘amily people n : esac : : ap bine oe cong” Box ©. 144 : : . s? streets Were amor tly; 3 Sonvrenient to downtown car line VERNON, 574° F-...,; reom wish ard} eakfast _Dri Yate family VERN: iN 3105—Two ricely furn: ed rooms THE TI IST ! u aq room Le. os Bas : as —— ad na! Neepin : mn fur - a ? = cole a ote ip saliiaaie hr mae ‘% . 2 basement rooms. wi ith ie , & de = t. = = Pi PP hh erntitig these was the) , for gentiemen- board if desired private tlie “ Saveniene pay _ v2 -d floor fron: room: goog *A+ ae uy fro: com, pri ps 5 ee “ater. toilet an 2a ‘*) i pa rh oung —— , A*conne Hotel at 3664 W ~ unturnished roc ms for “> ty Box 0-173 Senon ieee and each instance, it is unde “ South home Caban? 4894M_ (e2) air EODOSTLs 9899 Fy, nis housekeep. — Ti\ llewes eonvenienres oy ) snap itn tani . nee aN ~~ WASHINGTON Bi 96 earae,. 3 cer lin, * children: alt comm ‘ELT 13199 ern liaht hoa LACLEDE 07 | nels. wom, 2 edie a. een » : IFORNTA. 335- —Neatiy Irn | ’ . : i asi was ars. . ’ . ene os . : ~— 3 : - HBMVUB* Been ' n At Aury] 1O@G i { vt I } th 00.0) ‘ tne : : : she! te Ser — 3 ca) A . ing . b i ' an: 1 r i : foeom. with board. entieman wale 3 a ed tka morte . i . az "| - ; —— ? — , »" : — ™ _ , : e a . . . . :. “OUD * ¥ e i] im P re 3334w. Ww 4 3 NG rN , Si; ; PN Dprivtl ral ‘ > with kitch steadiness —— rn for on rse . } ) | ] wo . , shes wna s ° . _on first an oor for cole red. (*, Phone ; Cabany ' be a ¥. inscombe Hotel. erect 3 ia: = "ay “Tetined waans UCiman sevéra] years ago. VELAND. 3847—Nice roam afro TOONS: ood tabhtia terms reasonable : > ea oe oo = Other con ‘easions > ' : Grand tod ALLEN 2606,__. 3, gs TS. s: Lare nvenient. ni, m i none dosnt. ake ; ¥ 4 : = ROO cry furnished West Bnd apart ROOMS IN SUBURBS — pare ees , 4! rentals o fthis bufl —e 3/00 000 The building ail Con TER tea cee —2ea Var. ° ; . SE Ton 422i, —_ = Tr? “ it) r eared la: ay be. retinal 2? a x = wae ae-€ iss board PrOOm ; Ll) =e es ’ . p, Pe _adulta - ur he > 0 im Lin . SSSAW 7 von: ‘ + ~ on. "ase | ave n , Oo “ " ; huOV ee) tearm t ct leg hits ¥ conver ve ~ in fami! aes d AND BOARD—For gent) eman ip OMS Wha —Three imder the management . errr) Ovet- Priva? roy farsi v ree Bettas ; wv 4 S13 r NG Tx mN . i , Sates ™ , A Rs SE y al ‘ = by ; 7 *4 ‘ Sieam "eat Phone Con ‘) ‘ ‘2 ’ 5 - ~*% . | ~~ * S ° Q a fr: n : ii a, ‘ ‘ 2 = v : on 16.) Ms } ' ~4 W ebater - ‘ as : ) i Southern e« A PoO@ure awe i aim - RBeighberhood al} Convenlen | ; Coupe; nor over e ' ’ . io - rads YT, . - ‘ ‘ , ’ ’ ‘ i : aay ’ > r aw: des ra hile ; : : - . i a’ s2 “_ o - Cron ; ; . b af i; a ’ . . _ ry ne rT? ij - : ’ : ry? ' . . 2 _- , ‘ . , 4 . pr ’ Ss fa livy . ‘ 5 : = en, Fore ond 3 ne) uP! “| ROOM” WwW . ished Pas Himmetberger-3ts SRS ONE tet Cer oar, fen str eatasstees eee eer eel ™ — j . voriva?r ADS. 307% — Newly faurnishe “9 Tw T) ¢ Minny 34 ; ; "so ¢ opttiena! ' .ef Dr Grand. 4a2 - . j } _ ? aoe . " AB, E. 6200.4 Pepin jenton 2149 _“edeter 14556 s - : a bie: Rien breakfs + ad ,- ‘ OS Post- Dispatch ; ? sepi3? SOM. 3840 — Room furnished soa ASHINGTOS : a ——— = BENTON pro — . LPA, | ee nishe , ~? . nid ad “ : = Pe fs! dete » —_ “ion - eet en tan . a > ’ . vem ~ = 4 ’ *4 had nor * = 4 o , “ ' ee a . ; ¢ re ‘ - ia : 10s Privilege kit, hen; private ran. rooms: wood ' fe AT aatnnes, + —_ tt Det ~ oc I ate adui: ] ; 4556 ae nisned }; ‘ DE eee oan i as _— ' Bio x from a, (wo — Lou\stane ay m her o _ Bio: : ‘eemn or couple a ' —— 5 eM ployed neniene nis Cabany 56] ow. Veniencee em me . private mily; on BD eshreepseechvence ae ‘ _— - ; ' eet on ences exchanged. - i 0. With headquar — Forest isds 7 oes ene ee U-10% Pome -Dispat ‘h ROOM Wra —-Larme: Tower ’ “\rardeau. has Signed eee - 7 -_ econventlencel ra va a Alo . P j 2 - ‘ — Ona ' ‘ " . : . . oa : a “ ‘ : » € i i ~ ') ® reins . ~ ~~ — -_ :00Mot arge “at onvenient 5 do: 7 ate ————= _ district. , ; comfortable room: &F i S Llen o windows. ‘ound bus The: ’ Cugh the RJ Dyas ~ ¢ > e1sy;. ~~ —_— = i ’ roon er re ad rn " . : - : — SOM. 8822 A—Room with or withous W A _— on dn ON Ry a we 2. —Sex eral desirs. a = ee hiences: for men Box 7. 59. p —_ has I 5 ‘ floor rm. for respectable Parties Grand "ga 5, “ith goo oard. couples or gin ae S.—Light - housekeen i; TE:a = pati ear runn r ‘win beds: family 3 adults: no other - om * * tui ° 7f ° 4 - -_ +. i P - . a . u o ii] — ee — , ~+ n - ‘ a “ ‘hz Wai LF " . 5 ene eee. ~~ 2 . cies $ 0) Der week: g}} conveniences (7? “ oma conveniences ver; ; = aun nl “ igh we 348: ae week. : '~——T wo large adjvining rooms — 1496R. after i pom SUBURBAN AN BOARD i.—By 2 j © empior , } fr, the Purchase of the a a 3 => . i ’ oni vy Oreet . ; ‘ Mais m ws oh ie > . ioWF lar co . . : ? 713—2 young man rx — a ' -> : . > ASS "” — P +3 boar} with the com- ITY i = r irnished rooms Ken } - ig? con fo table a! leeping . ae —- — ad r “my ae tn = _ ~- oe ae R 7 M Nee or double ie. ¥ ithout boa md. ear Roz L-280 or - FR. 33 ld) Og. which ‘s owned - u s ‘ : . > table Queate t} . eo ee SRS ro rae ' at farn y = 1y A4Q7 . nae MP as #111—~Furnishea s.eeping ' ei — 7° ores = avies. Larimore read. St. Louis ne SO, Pe ~~ ' Ra. 4s , 4 ep ‘ — “"s . ar} ~~ . “a a . ~ : a rc ‘ ih Rinows Wrd — Hy lady, e banker and R ~ ts SPP ¥ tree ee . . ‘ P CN ‘ ~ . ; po 2 ty * nw mi, every, On ver ~~ ~ 4 == . -— ‘ autifu ] "Sy . . . ga: rage if wast. ROOM Wrea — Ry ~— J man: private ¢ . y an = h two Sidney }973R. WASHINGTON RL, 3712 toom with ee G. references ———— ————— changed: F rest 22643 hed ; steam ree. t og Ml Donen a furnished mnecting . Webster 1826 ie farnity; « “athedra St. torta Butiding ¢ under . ' ~ late a .o “ . ’ iA pi 3 . +. re ea ' ~ LR me | ; 4 i a ’ . ; F . : ve , . 7 rm . cx tin ir nt +. - - wt ” te ’ er to Sra urnished room for y | _Doard bie °° 2 Rentlemen: eeparate bets med uthern ec, tl¥ furnished fron: mploved people. 10, D0Usekeeping pooma m convenien roomné. in mofiern flat. east electric. | | BOARD—Yeung man wentts | *8'* price” Box 1 “183 ee 2: ase. The balding ts all conveniences a | Stilts ; SP ree Ox DOsure aeons TAPER rie eink in ke! ~coen: phone. | LIND: il, BL. «ans a bone: priv mily > bie Bate: Diessant room Board reason- ROOM Wid — Wiens inhed. large. front, i y 3580 Ww wa 4rER M . Lae YS ' . ; - . 4 S$A— Newly fy) irn Smmod : “ v pmo | DOTY hor :* ‘ : a cr , ris : : ‘ £94 * ey ; : : : . 31 dey tt _- , , » x ountry horn | board ROOM " td. im m iadie. ene: . - — Dees — "AT hern-expoeet ; sired Phone Grand CATE R ~—il ce! furni bed « LINDE? — ~ Own patients y . ISIN A-—BOr genilen. ; Sqyit : a ‘ebed clean roome. ne Mekal 2—24-floor front house. R: —! Ont roor Mable for 3 lee room In enmaij : ; en tall he " ae Lee pi: - , i ¢ >t I + SUltable for 2:i Yer ak adoro q . roommate , iran — beard. Fi * leg. Arece aa giieen housekeepi af; conveniences ca _— —— with t * running water a.s0 the posu! Telephone Cabdany | [Nv Ere ” Ha > aoa —- eee —uR ¢ len. ie. - Sacks et the nite o a ; Per * ' one : O71 in ‘ _ : ili Se ee a j ie. ‘ - , ’ - tis ; > . : . ee me : “te . ; ARK 3] 90—Roon, and board, $7 ok WE STM) Nest ER ‘ 3700—Room ar ee - i4—Third north 2“atly tyr ‘ished + eo = : rae, cheerful ° [om gy 4 hen nl per wee kitchenerte : id@: tmmacuiate “iH TEENTH Sil §.— Ff, urnished }., + conveniences for lady. Cabery 1GTSM LL. EL! I 317-7. a ' ‘poe i 2 ad roomer : | cog*Pniences. water tn kitchen” AND BOAR >» wae Larne room : . 2 WESTMINGTER : : m and etieiien stad electric ' . se ahs ae. f east: med Aouse e } : ‘ _— ; 16lTw ent _te 4% —PRene Ww =e er © 16333 tlemen: a)! con, eniences =t heme sires rer ned b , win , weekly ™ " lati ne . . fur emploved a Y Be ae ee ing: Teason, abie Riverside Tek heat: hot war, a ELE. ENTH. 2301 « = —— — ning Se 5SaN4 aay Sy » « - d “at cooking. rer Fe why furnished. team-heated M AND ROARD. In refined family of WEST PINE fp , tric lene > oe shed “OOM. Mec- | __!n private home _Cadany 20-3 1y TS ee ee ee periment: connecting bath. Centienwsn twin beds: Drea k fast ©ptiona! Grand . shed — i R " - oar "e8iv. fur. if centiemen tpi CLEMENS 5661—Sou uth room: pricasl 2 3 n 2 ‘ a cx n mall - > r ‘ ~ } - hy hot.w Pes ax = — £00 . : i ’ ae - persone : ae . I ee . Trent nee: ee or - then conven. S726M ’ ater heat; em Dioved , : eo ——. ; =- — —- FO mn , hom and farden with ROO > ANDE BOARD— Room, with or without | & EST PINE Ri 4362—New hom. so TY re ne = sien , =o — ; _— erences Pe eee Couple for r & Congenital giris or len ri baths. re ea exce! . . : PLAl 36Fo ‘lean nt connecting bh UAC 3747—Large lh-b , | — ee Ac P@e ree, vier, a! me Foreet 8346 widow « as Grand 4054x In" w acintean ~~ eet meals rep + single s] ewe jlusekeeping room: , : ’ iL .. 45364 — Modern. ight uee- 0) , " . oe . —4 3 — r . ne P ’ . : - wt ae " : ' a) ivat - > th ¢ we ~ SELL 3a SLA—Room _— boas VW est PIN}? Ri 4 i “ ePRiaay 9 : ‘ 4 , +4 bh. " 4 irnished Oe — or ; aos = nice J furnished ort at ~ es 7 ‘ . .e@ v " _ : > OM AND BOARD w Wa Y em lowed reason ab) e trand ” 3TIR ; « +. 152 Se, + a 2f : ay an ‘ : és i * McPHE Rs > 4 . to inan we Pw ‘ QP : Gu room with board. Se Darate beds . ’ ’ ON Venter, os . } a7 = ee fu: _ AON oe tt—Nicei 5 furnis r er j . ss > t board bes | We asst. ZL. $663 — room. single: rea. men : Ref wf share “om? front ; c \@nlen: ' eniences privare ._... >, -. ye 8 po ° : a ‘ : oF ints : os4 . Ne; ui - ~ : af an n : “oe of meals irand 54357 w by rOOM. reasons * ice. ae "22—Beau:: furn: ; Vest End apa, _ a milv - . ROO, AND BOARD Wid. —For > ne priv) Optiona! “8 - “Sing ; — "on 20M Fores: 9°89 ° it tin lrmg i at v tder employed: near Tower Grove Pane _ Meals MB a ‘ste Bex nL = 1-234 Post-Dispatch. ene ent 11loO°? ~~~ 4 ‘eomfort abl v furnished . e ~ : Ro 1 : T) r= : 7 b rrp le board PPA ton le ROOMS FOR _RENT—c1 7 y : nt oe 5 . ; ’ on : * , P : , . sees . Boa: ° . 41 a “er Pur- ts he 7 . _ ~~ 3 : 2755— Ro. rm for two Zents: home ROM jt —o" rnished te @rm nr). Tt mas 4, TE first fieor Ouse rt \ 5 " rae “= . ' nt 4 “ON Veniences 7 nde} 3 iv ; Salas er ) ‘a vith , . ao all conv enienc oR Asrand 1484 Ww 1" Re . ‘> 7 ” amr ’ . Pin OT “bath. ? @crert. b in y : “ti oe. , , ' ~~ a uv _ “ r front “On VEN & toate oor furnished rooms 7: 2 or gentlemen ver. & — ; . e| Th ; % ~ . —"3e et —e BD S‘eam Beated COUDie em — -In nr va e « " e Ter? ) ere . ~~ ee - . a . : . - — — - . ~. : hon ‘ ’ a ¢ Fa shed room “and board, tating cemforr amd fr endi! Nese it oN mf tify mt ai ~ ae NOs . ‘uUrnished 4, = — — ROOMS — a2 haste ppnnecting. e = tr ° " . Forest = . Ofivrate home. gen le- in «a ey i ree ' : » Rox B. -14 Pome Mismatch ee eee etnies ——- "Tra eal ° a 26264 —Haliroom board. & re — . ' : ; ma DET. a ' : M- PHERS. iW o> mily Bel! phone sunlartrthcasatannes sleeping room >. “2 ape ne let Me au Sys , , rey — ventemec best food water. heat. every con. _ Poem: “twe fo-tlemen nee ws re | ARK ; mt fo ad Gran o4 3 : ae RCGRY Pi. ia in? a 12 Aubert one | SEMING | *4164——Res tifutly McPHERSON 44244 —Hoom and Kitchen _ Saar erened room ! ive “ Sly furs. shat ~— nh aa oF iight bh : ing pr egos Ss. couple * had th habe Fores: oe} © oa Te , Purnin a ; b -_ ' null gens) emer Prefarre, : ore ~. 4458 M ftret - ee UrTiianh ed ae 2 ° ~ ° ‘ ‘ a —- : a " ~ E —— _— in mg - . - ~ - arti temas eee ‘A 7 cae reek: ne il conveniences. ret M5: me TA. 29 | a 4 imekeening «nA reehen ch: he tsekeen ere eqniehed Met H eRSON 4768S) ~s ye — twe AR. liehe si i a or. er alan i ' = sek es OV ees Zen enen i” nal aren Ss: Pe . refines vo jae Prete FY : ~ , . = ee Fe: rest | oe" be anda y va aa "sg v TH. 04 - wy —Hal: Toor Wiekoe ns” . ees Det AR Ri. . Sha puoi a ee , a roomnumate with board, >. retpect able peop .e only. ; : " { = F. urnished . ' ft oer cast. Rice 1 Me P He Rx 'N. _ 14—Large room. apart » | ; > Fe shed apartment: every | 22 car ltne: alt fonveniemeba. For. ' NG. tis + Sisrw oon} *nierms reasonadie r ing; ail conveniences. Lindett a®, * Hehe ee ve}

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NLAF 4, _1923. ON HOTEL ow making low winter ras lay: large lobby; -unning wa_ | EIT EE, ») HIGH PRICES 1, &th and Pine: new. Gowntown loca‘ion; fates week rek double: $i i y. 80s L-PLAYA HOTEL i bi.: newly furnished ¢ ns: Olive-Marylend or te (cB) mod. pyle _Lindell 6810. RAY HOTEL 5 Inser ert our rooms before In. . Modern rooms: every hotel Goubie, $7 singie. —_— L FOR SALE Suropean hotel: modern: will over $900 per month: ne -1 69, Post -! ie SELLE HOTEL f bi Delmer 1550. Lingey plan: $55 and up; all newly mneals are the best in town, visas ; ry ™y? — E HOTEL ANNEX Y AND CHESTNUT sf. ER EV E RYTHING.» with private bath: land furnished new low winter and be convi ee cireula.- and mod. rate, rate. $7 weer, ~ week with private py and every convenience and on quiet and central A0~“ "}~ your work, save time. carfare Ged street cars Call and he (ca?) rs | s — ATES WANTED Young iadv to she re eft}. " convenience RA cox L.2 aa young man de. te. twin beds: excellent ta. Wid.—RBy t mea!s rtd, — Lady y ie ndes. young man Forest 8199 te share reasonable 4 ate Silia 4447 ta —Refined and board orest BR , ytd —Young lady has 2 of: $17.50 month: lady to congenia! young with house - “ reference. Wid —Pusiness women would \ from refined single lady about itv Fe would like 2 . to share room rivete family; Weat End. Call ania - ee SA ES Gee D BOARD WANTED — -_——_> c VAKD W td. — Widower: siate im €-246. Post-Visvatch. (99) IARD Wtd.—Single room: by wed: terms. box 0- 381, P.-bD. BUALD W id. —r room. ish =6. Box U-342. Pos BOARD W td. —Mou er fumiiv. Box 0-60, P.- “jn St. -Dis : ni son, ic) Ben- to board; motherly care. Housekeeping; by mother and bowl. with conveniences. (xu)! after } CY 3 a BOARD Wid.—Jn orivate faim- ; west of Grand Box 0-199. ARD Wd —fFor young lady, ; reasonable and homelike; cluse Box L- 298. Post-Dispatch BOARD Wt. — Refined niy;: or will share Post-Dispatct h BOARD Wid. —By Vate family; will Dispatch BOARD Wtd.—Motter and chiid home with Christian Science x O-57) q Post-lLispetch i.—— large nee, 100m South Sitds« if ose! ole _R-a5f Post Diapat ch. BOARD Witd—REy woman with to be cared for during day. iaay, in ‘ficiency. in Rox couple, pay well an with BOARD Wid i —Garage, Private farnily stale te. Rox B-38). bost-Dis. «% 5 BOAR!) Wtd—By man tn ily; give price. Box B-220, jaundrs eonven 15. fam refer : BOARD Wtd.—By April nh bath and board. in private End; middie-aged couple; ged. Rox L-299. P.-D > BOARD Wtd.—Would ou take gan inie vour home who ig tem- nclallv embarrassed. fAx'itine a involv! ing a fortune”? Highest rewere Rox R252. Post-Pis AND BOARD WANTED Young coupie desire room and i private family; on “outh Side. rticuiars,. also phone number Post- ‘Dispatc h s DOMS WANTED —Two, \ South Side. tc? C= Two, unfurnished : Post-Diepatch Kitchenette. tt over $30 —~l wor 2; conveniences. a es x B-270. i-—iine or oo) district —— By student, around house Mid.—Two. for 6 Hilinois #) a.—For two, -Dispatch 6.—tiv lady emploved meeeseeeving rooms ’ 0-82 Posaet-Disepat: - ses be hed. in mother and son emplored; O-144. Post-Dispatch t6—2 unfurnished Feome with and conveniences by 2 ladies by March i8 Box ©-114, P.-D i.—hHy young man, in a emai hborhood of Sth and De Ton- 0-172. Peet-Dis: atch ie. for light th child must bany faoD td. — By refined ne in hgge t peaae e Tvier 33° rtd —Thrre mot over $ Ost-Dispatch ee room, on elde: ywoman S5OLA rivate Lath: BUX L-341, ant hi usekeeping ~ r-415 -]) no other room iets lost D. stat: two. unfurnished, 0x 153. Pr private family). B-210, P.-D. cou per- P.-D. stale ia in Rox quiet, elderly by the day. Box un- loca- two gxood private state ‘es -_ housekeeping. be reasonable widow, unfur- North or South ic? rooms and bath. bs 25. Sovth Ride. Fox a —One uf, - by ay a—taree. ‘Tower Grove Heights by \oung business man: garage ast t if _pomstble Rox ©- 72. P p, .—HMy 2 iadies “employed. prefer Jew inh family: West End: Olive L-280, Poet. TMenatch rid. —By lady. 3 or for cleaning office. ot. Ditpatch ta. —Ry young man. ¥; Cathedral or St +. Box 1-152 Post Dispatch. id. — Furntehed, iarge, front, In pri- . by refined coup!e Box L-213, teh : td.—A middle-aged. artistic gentie build like nice room tn emall family. Without meals Box B-154, p 4. ——2 roajms. furnished or unfur- im private family: sout Sifneyv 4. in doctor's references. Box private “Gatho- Rose parish; piano teacher will ¢x- eer part payment for recom 0. Post -Dienet et td —Mother and daughier, — Wish to share fiat fam!iy nalatberbond Hi}. furn'ture Vhone Gran td —One or two furnished « ee i. in email family, with breakfast, aged gentieman Bus 13-167, tch ytd a or 3. for her asekeeping. with farr without lidren lecation bs ylor av. rent iniean he reasonable 1. Poet-Ttanetch t6 —Sleeping room, by 60-year-old, mh workingman; prefer emall pri- iv: must be reasonable etate ic® partic are Hox Ft 77%, r td _—_Two *tneil or one with kttch mette e. by emplo € lady: Rox F-21282. Post oo itd —One room and kitchenette. furnishe?, housekeeping: em references Box L341, with heat. Wid — Emp: y en s* wintew: 7 to $10 Pox JS. AY. Wid. —-T wo connecting. ~antacntened. . £8*. flectric and etnk: couple : prefer north or northwest, 1J te) 14 —Gen tleman (estree room and in apartment of refined C. &. oF . ® oo Tle ‘letinite Kin ng . ‘. way ey on. $40 menth-: eee ont Dien ve tok. 4 ~~ rane e@ ; Po ah leetion habs epee ~~ eaiigaamaie att EP er 2 reoms #5 te neet iwe ™ Webster ay. a a ” a ' P NDAND MORGAN - tician | Bchoenberg and is held by the Vic- | Kraus Investment Co. > Southwest /*0e and Union boulevard and Post - “Dispatch the Western «ttle to the «o Binth. AS a site for E bora) offices j Proven, *nis Slory and one-sat Pesligivjie va) SHOE = SS WAS Iw SSN Saye ANS WA x WE ee AS 4H Se. Ss anne IS ~N WOH N TPES ry ak pe ee ee e+" ‘ nny ee —s one ee ee -—— See WC Ss SSN WN \w Productive Publicity, Pedaniie: Profits. ’ ee ee — Sy I NDE DE E x to “ SBgbhiain Business (F. S.. Wtd.). (For Rent). (Sub.). (For Sale)... Business Property Wtd.. costs Builders’ Columns. , Bung... Cottages (thent) .. Buncalows Wtd. te Rent. Bung.. Cottages (Sale).. Bungalows Wtd. to ruy. Business Chances Agents’ Rent Lists - Apartments (For Rent).. Apartments (Furn.) Apartments Wid. —Fur.. Apartments (For Sale). Apartments Wid. to buy. 3 Bus. Prop. Bus. Prop. F. R. Bus. Prop. 1 1 1 2 6G Clayton A THREE-TIME AD -_——» + A A a aan | Cottnwee Wid *- Rare Cotiages Wtd. to Rent | Dwellings Wtd. to Buy. ! i ot 4 "? Dwellings Wtd. to Rent. Dwellings for Sale East Side Property LESS, 3 2 DEPARTMENT STORE PLANS BUILDING AT REAL ESTATE 10 BE ULD AT AUCTION Mercantile Trust to Dispose Property to Close Don- aldson Estate. The Mercantiie Trust Co. the first au: of the season morrow afternoon, Mareh 5. | Project to Cost $1,000,000, Contingent on Outcome sale is for purpose of of Negotiations Over Long of several parcels of real |order that the Wm. R. Term Lease. ‘tion LO- The disposing estate in Donaldson Included in the old Allen homesite, ie short distance west of Fourteenth street, on the south side of Locust. OPPOSITE CORNER 'The plot is 80x155. Within the per- SITE FOR THEATER the lestate may be closed. | the sale is |spective is the Warwick Hotel, the | Missouri State Life Insurance Build- ling, which is just west of the pro- /posed Municipal Plaza, of which the | Both Lots Will Be on the | Public Library at Fourteenth and | Loe ust will become one of the Proposed Delmar Cut-Off | buildings A notable recent sale was that Which Is Expected to En- | the Leather Trades Building » | west corner Fifteenth and hance Values. | streets. a company of which ivid R. Francis is president The Washington avenue wholesale dis- trict is also another assurance of Plans are being made the |Stability of value of real estate in \this area. Locust street now the erection at the corner of | treat automobile thoroughfare of the Grand boulevard and Morgan street, | city, no doubt in time there will demand for this property by the of high-grade merchandise. fias be®n widered and all nose and will ie sale of Locust to Da- By Beiry Moore. for : northeast s and wit han office} be $1,000,000. of a department store, retailers Locust repaved, intent, a boulevard. take place on the premises at 3 In addition to this the will include a small parcei of prop- erty on the north side of Chouteau avenue, near Fourth street. The par- cel is a “leftover” from a lot con- demned for use by the municipal free bridge, and suggests itself as an opportunity to speculate in a small Also a lot 40x125 at the north- | corner of Ann and California avenues will be disposed of. The lo- of this the South densely populated district, can be purposes should All sales will take mises. building above, to cost The project the which one of street is contingent only on of and is. to pu! outcome negotiations by | The sa le downtown the the largest to item, department stores is occupy) 7, building under a long lease. The site is owned by Simon Van Raalte, president of S. Van Raaite Investment Co., who recently pur- chased it from the Missouri Botan- {cal Association through the William T. Mathews Realty Co. The project is to be financed by the 8S. Vanjegct Raalte Investment Co. The lot has, a frontage on Grand of 163 feet and | On Morgan of 157 feet, and now occupied by temporary buildings. Van Raalte recently sold the southeast corner of Grand and Mor-| gan street to William Goldman, for- merly manager of the Missouri The-,| ater. as a site for a moving picture | theater. Both sites will on the} proposed Delmar cut-off, Which is expected to greatly enhante the im- portance of these corners. Transactions running into six and. seven figures are giving wide pro-'! Portions to the volume of operations in real estate circles, being reshold reorded (i? | | way. cation lot on \isina ithe fact that mercial buyers. the pr is used for appeal place COM - LO on ————— en ‘SHERWOOD FOREST PROPERTY ‘SOLD BY DAN BAKER REALTY C0. The be ‘Oo. an- S “Dan’’ Raker Realty ¢ /rounces the sale of the Philip Chilq property southwest corner Jackson avenue and place in She Forest * (sro. es. Yorksnire Webster H Stein and of @: regarded“as decidedly auspicious, according M Levi & ¢ Important Sales of Week. The gale of Branscombe Ho- tel at Pershing avenue, and that of the Victoria Building at the corner Eigbth and ' Locust were among the most! hole,methy events of the week. Sup- Piementing these was the sole of the Argonne Hotel at 3664 Washington. each instance. it is understood. Sam Koplar was the purchaser of the Eranscombe Hotel, erected by Chase Ulman several vears ago. The an- Mhual rentals o fthis buitiding are $200,000. The building was launched Under the management lL. Bakewell. The Himmelberger-Harrison Lum-, rwod Arthu: of the | Lone th epri n property is rart wood tr Other sold by Dan Lot 17, in block ‘¢ for John O. Buchta Frampton; lot 17, in block A (100x 812 fdet), to Alfred M. Lane and Ce- celia Larre: lot 3, in block B (100x (991 feet), to Dr. Val H. Frederich; lot 19, in block B (80x257 feet), to (Frank D. Collins; southwest Somerset avenue and Rock | road, to George A. Pickel. Sucre BRINKOP COMPANY REPORTS rt award“ MANY SALES OF RESIDENCES ‘ The Christian Brinkop Real Es- ber with headquarters at Cape 3 tate Co. reports sale of 4661 Girardeau has signed contracts | cid eedwed, « tive tirough the R. J. -Dyas Realty Co. ‘tage, for George A. Emig to Andrew te purchase of the Victoria H “ber: 45611 Morganford road, a Building. which is owned by William Ry - | five-room brick bungalow, for Le poe seeker ané Republican pol- Rov Wildérman to William H. Shan- The site is owned by MOses | Non: new five-rom brick single flat at the northwest corner of Michigan ‘avenue and Osage atreets, for Emi!) iH. Struckhoff to Anna Stangier 2339 Michigan avenue, a frame cot- tage, for John Schirm to George (* Weber; 2727 Shenandoah, bric! residence, for Bernard and Isabella Laughran George Lawson: 201 Bowen street, a single fiat, for ; e Ande to Thomas Shapiro; ‘ein the Argonne apartments to the ‘oo es geelapeel avenue, a brick resi- for the Cambrid - oe ne, aonee. for Louisa Kranke to Elrer 4917-19 MePh -”» - a EK. Plank: 3618 Russell avenue, a ssp et peremagg® eran brick flat. for Elizabeth Schoening pay 7208 feet, at Belt and Delmar. to Agnes L. Glerson; $8962 Connerct!i- paw Purchased mad Koplar. ‘cut street. a brick bungalow, for Through the Cornet & Zeibig °") * - T3h. . DOOM WWD Rees ee eee eee a ee eee - ST. “Bp” (Real etate). ° Farm Land a ee eee a — a oe ——= — for Eniolsbeient. Flate Wanted Flats, Ete.—For Colored. flats for Rent (Furn.).. Flats for Sale For Sale (Realty). For Sale (Busivess).. ] 1923, mee _M AR Ho4. PAGES 1—10B. NS et ne — — - _——_ Saniien. Fe or Sale, Autos and Musical.) 3 Houses, Ete, (Colored) .. Residences for Rent... ... 3 Improved Prop. for Sale. Residence for Sale...... Loans Richmond Heights. ° Kirkwood renatte =... Stocks and Bonds ..... | Maplewood Property. Subdrban Prov.—TFur... . Wanted. Money Wantea Suburban Prop. ’ Be stoucscoxthcotil REPORT a EE ne ~ a —— - Ron, Rinek For Lease Garages. Stables Home Loan Associations Houses for Rent Reuses Wanted. Houses (lurn.) Personal Property loan. 7 Real Estate—(City ..... | - Real Estate—Country... 4 | Real Estate (Colored) Real Estate Loans...... Real Es. ‘Other Citles) ae FAILURE TO RECEIVE Suburban Free. (F. BD. 8 2 7 ?.) “ ° _ Wanted 3 Weliston Property ...+.« & RESULTS. a GURNEY COURT PROVES SALE OF 12-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL SHOWPLACE APARTMENT BUILDING ~: 1144 will hold | imost the | chief | | south- | isolid |taddition ithroughout; } cessed (other la resi with a i bellished ‘aproxima | weel story ' St. brick Ss. 'Nort | Wiege!: corner, | (135 /tomac highway i lot 3921 | | will | while others will | 26-foot | ~al on Norfolk avenue in city block | = loans made by this concern are | this gungalows Already There and Five Others Being Constructed. Are Gurney ago by siruction ¢ Court, launched a vear William Remmert Con- forms ‘of the residential places on side it is on the north side Magnolia avenue, just east of King’s highway, and is opposite Tower Grove Park, which adds measurably to its desirability. two-story six and seven the eS one attractive South of Fourteen Built | Property | A. a reported consideration of $60,000, | ' im- | ments of | lor, room bungalows of the highest type | have heen erected the of construction addition by pany, Which is constructing others, all of which will be finished vithin the next month. These build- ings are attracting wide attention. The houses contain and seven rooms with sun parlor and tile front rear porches, and are built concrete foundations and off with glazed tile roofs. In they have hardwood floors hot water heat (DD. & instantaneous hot water heater, attractive electric lighting fixtures with baseboard plugs _ in each’ room, shades and copper screens. The kitchens have porce- lain sinks with double drain boards and built-in eabinets. The have both tile floors and walls, re tubs and showers and ever, feature constitutes virtuall, park on a small scale park strip in the center, em- with flowers, trees shrubbery. This improvement, all the houses represent an ing and fix e S)x and on set System), attractive (*ourt dential Gurney are completed, will investment for build- surface improvements ‘of, ate $500,000 REALTY SALES REPORTED BY THE FRANK L, DITTMEIER CO, The Frank l.. Dittmeier Rea! Es. tate €o. reports sales for the past as follows: 4840 Labadie. two- brick building atranged as a single flat, for Charles Snyder James EE. Flynn; 2516-18 and 20 Louis avenue, two-story building, for client Wulf; 3021 and Market street, a of h for to a client of 4615 Enright one-half storv residence. or a client of J Polloc} Real state Co tn G Howard: Jefferson a Mrs. - Sey avenue A rt. © St) htloward aubinge ? two brick (*harles ner of soutneast and business cor Venue Sf Louis avenue. three pbuilding -storv containing five stores flats above. for Walter ( a client of John .T Ashby avenue, dence, for with Harris to Donegan: 4935 two-story frame resi John Fay to Frederick H 90 feet on the south line of Marquette avenue, just east of Clifton avenue, 50x113 feet, for De Tonty Realty Co. C. J. Wallace: feet on the south side of Po- street, just east of King’s boulevard. for Mrs. Cather- ine Wilson to Fred Schneider: 50-foot the north of Scott ave of Jefferson avenue by -¢ of 135 feet, for Tonty a client Hugh lot to on line nue. west depth Realty ‘| Stewart. Lia of "oO. © J. M. Levi lowing sales: 7l North Lnion A. Mills to B & Co. reports the fol- Double flat at 1867- boulevard, for Mary Tegethoff. who was represented by John Dockery & Son: resident, 4522 Page avenue, for Su- ‘hristophel to Catherine Seufert: four-famil\ apartment building McPherson avenue. renting for $3200 a year, for Ben Behrens to Paul A. Chestnut or (eT) , neat Pa. if nny A -Bay-_A_ Si n be had at once. STINGER-KTEIN RRALTY | CO., 104 N. 8th «. Phone Olive 34 *® eee Rus- | client of of | (Oscar membership | The | | KINGSRURY. LINDE H er large rooms an4 hal!: | —_—— = ~ _— a —— APARTMENTS FOR RENT es APARTMENTS Fi FOR RENT —— ———— 1 ee ns —_ AT RENTS FOR RENT oo ee ee ne wees eee ———- tt—— oe Een -_- ama hal ? © possession can SINGER-KLEItN REAL, roonis THE Y ARE G OING FAST—INSPECT AT ONCE ST. LOUIS’ APARTMENT SENSATION | Garden Court Apartments | South Side Delmar BL, West of Union BI. NONE QUITE SO ATTRACTIVE JUST THE ARRANGEMENT TO SUPT EVERYONE SOME OF THE FINEST YET UNRESERVED 4 AND 5) ROOM STUDIOS RENTALS FROM $100 TO $117.50 Nearly One Half This Number Already Leased EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE; FINISH UNEXCELLED THE LAWN IN FRONT WILL BE A VERITABLE PARK Heat, Light, Gas for Fuel, Murphy Double Bed, Herrick Refrigerator, Quick Meal Gas Stove and Ice Are Furnished Free to Tenants RADIO EQUIPMENT IN EVERY APARTMENT The first large Apartment Building to have radios installed. At- tendants constantly there to give information. | OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut St. -¥ THE APARTMENT AGENTS Ra APARTMENTS Fe FOR RENT —FURNISHED Se et _ West LINDELL, | 4260—oupie men to share stearn every convenience ; firm floor OL, iVE. 4217—3. room ly furnished. WEST PINE BI... 4928—Thira floor west. avartment h rooms Sun wDvarior sieev' au" Porceo: willl sublet balance of lease. $12 Phone Olive 344 Vhone Main 2656. Mr. Siorm 5536 Per- | tt. PARISH & CO., 713 ot. overiook ing | “M EST re INE BI. 4; , ee if room a. art ment. / Second floor modern: heat and teanitor Service: inquire first floor: $ ROET TGER-MASBEK RE Al f Y C ue) Olive 4H66Oo 1v sti at WHITTIER. 321 N — Modern steam-h- ated, a room efficiency: two in-a-dor beds. open, . AL DE E VROOMAN. 108 N._ &th Main 506 2 Central a0 2660 MAPLE AV. 1i bath, 2d floors nearly new; bun- le, 2 family apartment; hear. jan- 6 and garage; S105 MARTIN @ | BUKN, S74S5A Delmar. Agents. lbhone 4400 Veimar S]” ie) NOKTHMOOK PAKK | 7008 Vorsythe, 5 Rooms, $105 to $115. , Also Waterman, 6138—7 rooms, 34 floor $125 Pershing, 6016—5 rooms, 3d flour ... | 25 Pershing O38] —i> rooms, Ist or 34 fi. 100 . (6) “BROW NING Chestn st shing av Forest Park: }ORW ON FE _& sc ave to 'CABANNE, 6400—New 5 rooms avartment. with garage: $75 ‘. SAVINGS TRUST CO.. 4915 Deimar { “Ab A> ing OAU00—New ti-rvom, g6un parlor. | Kal rage, janitor, heat furnished: start rent | april 1: leased to responsibie party; $80 +62 Delma) {c7) © HAIL FONTE ehing av No. 105, rh electric! Tt ' gas and ice Cire OREON BE. & R SOO Chestnut “CLARA HALL.’ 583i at Ad bs Py > ' . ‘er! HI-POINTE APARTMENT —— % , of leo wtre aa ne * 6327—id fioor,. 6 rooms: . fe ge ph — a fio west; Immediately, . i » . 9 “ ; Omiti 76 » ‘oor ns, Pasa yar! . $80: kev_ | floor (2) | ing porch: 1 door bed: of | i or. sleep 6309-—l«t floor, 98 rooms: HA ASE REALTY ¢ ‘0. . 921 Chestnut Olive 2880. (c) Plaza Parqu 3806—3 large unfurnished| aza rarque Apartment | South side Pershing, between Unton and adults Belt; 6 roca, 7 wo efficieney: modern in ns, open for Inspection: cheap*st (¢ — ae fe mas tte riret “64 ; ~ - tore ai “°° o~ : tle ‘OREON. ¥ & RR. « _SCOTT, DE LMAR BL, fine condition, DELMAR BL., rent reduced, DELMAR BL., rooms; conveniences. : Dk MAI fei, 2d roo modern, R10 5105- “le nt; 6 fioore: efove: 4°0) HOTT (‘hestrut floor, DE LMAR RL mth, hardwood Call Forest at er roomeé, open: | . PARKLEIGH ' 5616 Vershtng; new firepro: f bu . i? on lidin and 4 room a: M irphy bed, shower bath, a2 vator and beautiful entrance hall and PAA gp oes, Forest Park - I t he A gpa eHOW apartment!, ‘ "A'D? ADA DIF Ay CABANNE APARTMENT 5660 Cabanne; 9 rooms. second floor shape; open ben | rage, will put in Dod RE AL ‘ATE ©'O., : HAUSCHULTE | FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH. {02 N Tyler 366 2407 _N. Broad EFFICIENCY APARTMENT ~ Southeast . amner Washington and Newstead av.; 534 | SIM MS" AP AR TM ENT 5514 Pensh| ng: 6 Newstead av.; 2d floor south: 5-room offi. ciancy with 2 Murphy beds Phone Ollve | proof oul lding ectric elev: 470% Evening phone. Forest 4004R. (eB2) | /ETZAE: L. 5893—Four rooms, sun narlor, Mur- | * hed: everv convenience pe _BLANKE R. E CO 711 _Cheatnut is? ft) rT) KE 7 mat i 05-—-F irst lew corner rvartment. | a ' Gf room halcon every convenience: open A. & PT. ANKE D FE. CO... 711 Chestnut. — FTZEI.. 8110 — rooms. Kitchenette. dregs ing room, bed; every conven- onen RELANKF R. F. CO... 711 Chestnut O)} . « FUNETON APT... 4461 OLIVE HI-POINTE APART MENT __ Olive 5555 : f : - « ata . lace sity No. wD S-TOnee wren Ne naing oe oo Med Blo De Mun 5 rooms, first floor; Al AR’ M EN TS Fos gaat image leclamanaray etre as $85 HAUSCHULTE R. KE. €O., University drive, firet floor wea | formation: ren AK. is | " “2407 N Bi awe: | A. Page My ts - o-_ ae as yy! j ; } oe FOREST PARK RL. 4418——4 rooms. bath. | de CRS HI I epemne, ann partes. &> Som Rte ; porch. 34 floor; will Gecorate: 70. ..Appiy | rm gor 4 sun parior; two in-a-dor rooms, sun parlor, tile bath, xarame 05 ORBON ki Let floor sast — —— __.__. | beds; third floor; $90; vacant Washington rooms, sun parlor, GEORGIAN COURT. 58660 Kingebury— HAUSCHULTE R. E a - tile 1 eke Pyler_ 366 2407 N Broadway. ‘ Winateieatons % ONE MONTH S RENT FREE. firet floor, $85: VY APARTMENT Washington. i £1X- Erric JENCY. first floor, $85: second fioor Kingsbury ti. second fleor west, rooms. sun parlor, tile ans : and care .. 107 ny, breakfast Wemtgns ~ a’ tile De : | ANDERSON. STOCK E-BUFRMANN, 808 Chestnut st. | DY AS-SHELP 100 N. NINTH &T. APARTMENTS. 60350 WATERMAN open peree. ‘inelowed sleeping decorated pen. 21 SAVOY COURT linion on Delmar: very modern; newly “APARTMENTS FOR RENT West ‘Traymoor cor. Waterman and Clara; | 8 rooms, 3 baths, highest class; will dece- / rate: garage, open for thy (palatal on~ * | jars phone owner, Olive 20 62) er ¢X posure 4540 Lindell Boulevard PERSHING. 5386-—6- room effivien 9, new- ly shed ’ (NETHERRY HALL) ; shed. complete; lease: see Jani 11 roems. 3 baths, fourth floor east; pos nobroneT GILES CO. 4914 " Delmar, aession Apri! SHING, 6630 a : ' paps tap DELMAR “BL f Petiinmiil Apt. Apt. 5205 ——J3-room efficiene apart 7 rooms, 2 baths, elevator service, @eco14| Nished. complete, 7 OE ae f oor east, open. ROOMsS— will sha re. AOU (" leer nut APARTMENT ROO Chestnut “RAST HARLAN COURT.” 5455 Delmar bil. No. 106: 6-room efficiency: electricity | and Sane included: $75. LORE! EB. & R. G, SCOTT, E ASTG ATE building; h rooms, ss ane janitor ‘Beautiful * two gentie- Apartment, a ®* apartment; west. apartment, el ant. beautiful tile bath: conthann ail after 2. Sunda cheap A or ROO Chestnut heated 904—~24 fioor routh rew with 6-room efficiency: | service: wsadv Or oocy- s+} t ay room = efficied: fire ator ESTATE cg N Broad wi Ls CATES VB, ROOMS _ 4 apartment of "OOo: ns: rent open. Inspert cM IRNWELI, RnR. E CO. 1131 N 7th WOODROW APARTMENT 4009 I, eget 4-room efficten See f {AL SCHULTE R ie. CQO,, ane "407 N. Broadway. rt AUSCH orate 560 ~ attractive 5 room 6414 _ Beautiful ‘OTE REAL Tyler "40 ROSEDALE AV fiour north; Al rooms, oondition : WESTGATE AV north rooms and sun pr” in bed; immediate posession First lor with garage jan! 4 rooms, sun parior and steeping possession April EDWARD L. BAKEWELI. BOAS ; NS Seventh built Two h582 PERSHING AV Murphy porch "e110 Browning Apt.,’ 5536 Pershing No. 300; 6-reem efficienc 2 concealed RO | beds, oon Rae ci beautifully furnished, cuofft- & . KR. . SCOTT. 800 ) Chestnut, ¥UT RNISHED A APARTMENT— i. eax! Forest Ridge, 5406 Delmar Bl. , 5001 EXRIOS? Thi of “Rie Delmara 10 INGS TRUST CO LOC CER APART MENTS—South f rooms; will decorate, wi KIC eperens “ ‘avior and McPherson: 6 6060 PERSHING A 1eWIY throughout electri call equipped: jiaun fioor east: 5& roome, coe Cy arte Ts, KArARe. 3 autoe sleeping porch: epen the e he roomiest and hes ir? anged ; i ey? coNncesesiown anitor on " : +. wnloubtedis F168 DELS AR OREON FE. & St. a met T. 800 Chestnoet floor rooms 5108. DELMAR tL NEW APARTME oF ie oe £SiX¥-ROOM EFFICIENC flow: roo mo lern 7Th05 PE RSHING 5093) W ASHINGTON rooms 2p4 porch, rent I'niversity City Kirkwood car to door: 5 nice roome and dressing closet; in-a-doer bed: finished itn ivory: will decorate to uit, A NEW ONI j por ches, heat and jan tor “service; north west | | ) Fire- Proof ik : Sse steain | 6: 125, 1140 j room® and sun parlor. (wy? rerth: _ $R5 pore’ 6b rooms, R , al lheatr it "nine . * “GERHART ad, f+ i gs five 1oomns, sliee ning Cab- i; IN TERDRIV ory singh ihe + eun parlor with in porch rarage: porses: ion any 6 hed. April 1 (lor leases. GRAND-OLIVE APAR S683 Olive st.. Na, 200; 3-room, efficiency; completely furnished; rent open: or wes let floor. aX |OREON FE. & R. G SCOTT, 800 | YORKLEIG H APART SEF Rix -etory flreproof butiding, ype furnished far housekeeping: " -room efficteney apartment, inelustng’ hava pe L/ motern service: rental Includes telephone, electric for coaking. maid nervicea, - M. ell outelide roor ne: larae and well ventil vias elevator service. See manager on pre STERIING APARTMENTS 5316 a coubieart furnished 2 roemea. room efficiency: 3 rooms 6-rcom " clency. tneludtng electrie king ras and ice faked” sterling "A Ona targhied. Apply ‘OREON Et &R. GO SCOTT,s00 $76 porch, one bathe ia ihe See First Fe in- | ¢ | one } decorated nrerr: stenarn th ry e Call ROOMA> AR. TOON tj nish a §0° ea'eqd ana Second vughout: ¢ SV) atl Third RAO 6600 Delmar)—New, 4 Murph bed: garage CO... 711 Chestnut at 10k N {"er\' | uf; ; a ee. ct 30 f mn K inea! parior ER. EB BL RY A . LL «©4155—Front apartment J. HIRSCH, 21h Intl Life bidg LINDELL BI. 4155 ‘Apt. 2D)—4 rooms; temporary or permanent, z bedrooms Lindell 4585W ic?) . APARTMEN1 ‘5 McPHERSON, “6937—4 sooms, “@un parlor. six. yROOM EFFICIENCY, alee ping pore h. 67 ‘ $75 J cRSON, 67 48—34 floor east, 4 rooms, a | Mc PHE RON, 67 in-a-dor bed will sub WILL DECORATE TO SUIT ieee with conces#ion (ch3x) Ideally arranged abpertment of 4 rooms Pes ARTMENT.’ 5628 Pershing and sun parlor, with in-e-dor bed, steam MARNE AP n effic' lamaw: heart heat ianit service: resdy to move into. | o No. 402° © ‘oom ¢ electricity and 6°46 and 8250 North Drive av., tn North fury ni iahed ‘ror d} { > ‘ bu llalt Parkview | atcendent Ot oan cee ne PKANCIS-VERRY TH. 102 N a "NEW APARTMENTS FOR _REN ent BF; south- ~ ¢ GOR, ROSEDALE AND W ATERMAN two. Lin- KENWOOD COURT APARTME Four and five rooms, some have patag yper- ors and Murphy dn, all have bathrooms, sith floors and walis tied bul in bathtuos, | oleate al washetands: kitchens have one-piece white enamel eink enamel gas stoves built- in inoleu C1 lighting fixtures; = $80 ‘0 $13 & vente Te HER Y SHERTAN. o> 102 N. Sth gt _ rner Haniev road Apartment Building | FRANCIS. a RU TH W. Cor. 5. Pennsylvania and | Pershing At the End of the University- | Olive Car Line These modern apartments are for | lease in the restricted residential | district. ‘Very prominent and per. | | fulls Ri ae gas included OREGON BK. & HR MARYLAND. 4756—Apartm ern-expored room, with board, del; 45081 NEW BHRERRY, 42a with heat. phone ’ “NET HERLANDS McPherson #@4Y open porch; $85: ewlyv decor ed ORFON i & R. G SCOTT, 800 NORTH DRIVE, 6203—North 4-family apartment of 4 rooms, lors. hardwood floors, tile baths ing a 3 wrick gaarges F or, ion ca - # 4 BUILDING & REALTY co noe CLAIR ain " ight Bids a Olive 9°49 OLIVE, 44753— Sheridan Apt.. No 221; e{x- © ‘ft’ ler iight and airy: electricity room ¢# c d gas included. open: $85, Also 4-room efficiency: $65 and $70. OREON E. & R. G scorTT PAGE AND SEMPLE— 2a floor fine large rooms; he janitor Se fhecorated thro hout os * EUGENE J LE EMER. R14 st -—— Soltd agate, @ic¢ line dati Display. od be A Se Age ny 0, da , ally. 860 AGENTS? * RENT Lists Je tine (1196 N Grand, 3°, An ag 4439 Washington: jorme "| wo- rool effi enc’ gas, electric APARTMENT 34 fi west D ‘manent combined with: individuality makes these apartments look like a home. ATTENDANT IN CHARGE PELLIGREEN ISTRUCTION CO.., 816 PINE ST. we w. wi? | 4823 De "renty APARTMENTS FOR ‘RENT las oe ¥ - gynreora. —FURNISHED _— seen SE hide cs; ree APAR’ TMEN T—Husine ee women wants - share apartment with another young wom 720 Heman av. an qfronre: reference required Forest | let Pare Restans den, © rooms! $106 — Ger: 37% _ y UK ~F RE— ra -foom apartment. “ sses.ce Ping, O-siary > me open bullding: 79x/9) 5748 roorns, 7” i =) ohegan' i‘heastn Parkview aun par- one heat- informa Cheat nut e880) EASTGATE AND CABRBANNE NEW 6-FAMILY APARTMENT gIX-ROOM EFFICIENCY $75 $80 $77.50 WILL DECORATE TO &UIT Nicely arranced and finished avartmen'ts of four rooms and eun panior, with in-a- Aer bed breakfast room. team heat fanitor 2 caiens ready to move into 6°43 and 6°42 ‘ ebanne a in North Parkvies FRAN! IS-PERRY-RUTH. 10° New Apartments on Forsyth "958 Ashbury, 7260 Forsyth, 7272 Penn- "| gyivania, 7260 Manhattan These bu w ; rooms: completed and are equipped with ta] Cabeny | very latest improvements for comfort and | (c)| convenience, eack heving five large light a estmineter. fast room, CON RON Chestnut south 4 rvice Rrh at Chestnu' AS : ~ ment to jet; lenaia heargain good tion. Call Cabany 3070. (e) PT TRNISH] D PARTMENT — Employed cou- af 4 reoma, and sieping porch | room emenaey oom ef- ment; 15 minutes open. with Popes last 4 peor h *7a3—~36 floor, sieeping P ERSHING, sunroom and 3255 W PERSHING. "6574— ~Reaut! ful apartment rooms. - parior, 6-room efficiency wil! put tn Al oondition - PORNWELL BR SE. co.. 111 N, . ” SHING “Kaob—_ Apartments 204 maery é-room efficiency: 2 full- sized: Je | a-dor peda. newly decorated: open. See lan- | ttor Nreproof buliding: elec tric elevator NoyTTORFEF-GIL, FS CO.. 4914 Delmar (3) 4 nice SEMPLE. 1: $1! 5—Second floor south: a rooms, heat. tantior service: open. EUGENE J. AL THEIMER, 817 eee s 4 ; 0 &§.— 3d floor, fh rooms, clud- f? t PT NI ’ 1¢ yt? ~~ ote lr “and Mew ae end Janie goT $00 Chestnut cure Call Cin: thin ; n- ficiency . lous yard | hie’ Ch; sae every s te; front and rear, garas fof [napection EAS. EIST mo cD le pine Sa Ni Seventh. South at large Exclusive ‘Virginia-Arnold| aan eee nduite, sener 1413 B, UeLm. | MARYLAND AT TAY | _ West ! Franciscus LOR. w bullétng juet the. solarium, arrangeemnt vg ee Aprt! further irable suites in thie BOYLE. “46 “G—4 fa rooms, “Furnished. or will being completed. rooms. soawine porch, heated garage: an furnitere ane. ease apartment: rept in- 6h Forest ideal: eauipn vent. the finest . CLA RA. 535—b rooms ond bath: fintedlate let or sooner if desired formation call ; : AF # DELMAR g °* WARD L Sen aterse Ollve 5555 ae 67 ita —4- room sificioney, ~Sttletenes- e Ti ; te, kitchenet a cere Gemeabies Sie: bo | 6621—New | NIVERSITY DRI oO tive 6 and ri : , ency versity car WASHINGTON BL rooms, gara GEO. F RAR Main 1049 WASHINGTON n est. 5 rooms, sun tle hath. steam heat ni - RANELAGH AI ARTMENTS tohenette, | N north; & s ald Pa yy = __ Feforences _Bageeener.:.. ~ $266-—24 has choice vacaacten of 49n@ DELMAR BL... 6 room efficiency ne oe in this | bath 76.” furnished, —_— wtieieg. = r sure silver. 7. ee Pw ->? fireproot ree eae | ORBON SCOTT, 800 Chestnet. | money cit “2a “"ioveatign's | 0) fee manager on orem. sete es ives eS ‘Forts? ? MN fe nF youme. Cuoutens py ORBON Ee. & R G. BCOTT 800 Chestnut. April 0 Se re (rout : oe NEW ~ APARTMENTS he : et ate Caves. com: h rniog ‘‘arhany ~4Rn4 U NIV yt i . onEON rE *s it ‘3 ¥ se ie TE. “555 —Beavii iful apartment: 5 Cc» FOR RE? ‘ FURNISHED ROOMS—Three lovely t on TDetimar r rlor. sleeping porch and ge os Heman ea (6609 wes : ee Te eth aide. & rooms. #2n parlor, SRS nished reome, firet flieor, light? beat, — D Te hixeKY REALTY CO., 606 Wainwright | 5.7 month; north side. & rooms, $02.60; vers piane, ae B70b— 4 rooms and wen prvanes ‘Delmar bl. ©600 west): S-room reason- 4256-—3 +R PRA OOM OS EB te it err eee @eee large tore. o 6. sy ca s*eeaete phone pioy e 0 ee S0ODFELLA ecorst - “ie Laaletas, WESTMINSTER PL... 9 | KRADUNT oy meee ist floor » Det meer . Hi: fieer, open. able, references: “ea + ep Fi Kinet stu i EPSTEIN. 617 WESTMINSTER PL. 5 \ nei ik reaty age” GILES. “$014 | Delmer “i | B vo 7 Deautitul gun bn ony sleeping porch; Murph a bathe: Sate RE CO. TL Chestaut.

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(yt ee ; es 600 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, F or Rent and For Sale i in these c columns today: POST-DISPATCH. ————_; FLATS FOR RENT | FLATS FOR RENT—South: | FLATS FOR RENT—West |FLATS AND AP’T’S. WANTED) SUBURBAN PROP. FOR REN RENT FLAT Four rooma, bath, heat. SUNIATA, 4157A—4 h gar 4540 CHOUTEAU AV.—NEW FLATS AN ; {ENTS Wid —Two or| HOUSE—Beautiful 10-room_ stucco, fur-/, inn $45 Deimar 387 om a tie NIATA, ‘Santas cm ee aes. | Feur roems. sun parior oe floors rd a AND APARTMENTS bb est gentie-| nished; servants’ house. 12 act | —— a a ee me ; 31 wail. “Lite Sig. tile bath. furnace: rent $65 | man: af would lease, best references.| bennery, imcubators, electricity, city | HIRSCH, —— | # J. CORNWELL RFR. FE co. Tih N. 7th | R mf) ‘Post _Disvatch *! eam heat. fruit. hat 'a Cherry * . — : — : ra south (Claytor is “Ay car ‘ . KANSAS. 4063-——Fiat. 4 rooms. bath. hot- |- ae ——— een TIZ5A Alamo ey BATS a ~ater Seat: modera on NEW FLATS : ad . rose, 2a, See aaa fashionable neighborhon@. _ i a “Lee a Reet: Sone 2 KiNG'S HIGHWAY, 912 5.6 coms and 4502-64 FORFST PAKK BL. ma. met farther than be ~est. Box L- | LENOX, 6331—Residenre, 6 rooms. zi] con- Clayvten ri 4 reoma sun ° sieeping porch; hipbaeed Tioors. Main . Four rooms and || breakfas' om; steam ‘ ail veniences; large yard. trees: reasonabdic: le bath oa : j heated. hardwood 9OTS it] decorate to es ee oe ae ; one bieck north of °. 5 at 4 reoms. sun " BARNGROVE & SPECHT. 112 N_ 7th suit; finished in 3 weeks; ‘$60 e. td id Peerage a RESiDENCE—Modern Groom Davis home. or. tile bath ‘a LAFAYETTE. 4106A—4 rooms, sun parlor. JOHN H. ABBOTT. “09 Chestnut —~ . enie with ene Intent al’ Telegraph road south of Barracks: $45 rehing av. 3 reoms. kitchen- sleeping porch Call Olivs 2880 ees MS—NEW / o at H & Grimm aise same “ation. 4 rooms. $10 D Fiennes breakfast reom. tie bath APAYETTE, 4127A—Modera 4-room fiat 4 ROOMS—NE | rate tee te ree 2 eT | an fa. 2 8 7138 Clayton rd., 3 rooms, kiichenette, tte eee .. See Oe aft . bedgiiiethede ni. et ee ‘ ¥ ee ee ee a « — ‘ Ph ee ee a ee)? Se it Ph. ae ot q Ye® be f hha Ca | > ehaatialleaaiibe! be : ate eae. | eal om = =" good labor district. Ample railroad facilities. Can sup- REE. 451—First fleor west. ” Webster tchenettle. sun rior wit Murphy in- é + Y ms an ; ° ° °- 7 : : North 5 $20 re $22. Call Sunday We begin by intellig you, and our knowled COMPTON. 1123 N.—Fist. 16 roome | dor iH a m yf, SS or Ba | . *. ee ee Te | ee Peed ~~ ) : aiened house for lease; S50 monthiy. wil) 85 SR A = pane Ages BACON at? N.—4-room | Wed- | ar a —---— PP ego nts i domminber Gaaied titer. ° r V a a se alf or aii, menr Easion AL HY, Si | 35— bE unga! ow at, Ro A i- }; ster a re Sane ~bsty ~ iy oe Shen a : ] 7 h 4 | ht d W pp S large rooms. modern Apply 2 vi » Grand 233 _'¢% EMMA. 62350—Wiil ren room fiat. fu-. Pevintahied Fiats and An’ts Wid. Rem is ‘Clayton. ee u's eat | p Vy ea '9 1g all e ¥ : you months of useles ‘8 : | _35554—5 room fiat; new tile hed, hot-water heat, raga, every con APARTMENT Wid. —Ma i. = wo = | . | Ww ‘ , ) mh 1g . 3 e are In posi ion to on) a Gambie Rent $17: Mic : — = a a mt eee -. ‘ , ry 7 . ‘ . ‘; , _ 2 : lg Z : i ‘ P ‘ np) ; lt . ~ my pr vate ape tm — ; _ f r “eo SUBURBAN PROP’TY WANTED : a ee GAMBLF . 2720—Fiat. 3 rooms _ 316. ie a . RE Re ; ; ' NORTH MARKET. 4500—Par_@ roome MICHIGAN. 2860—Modern. 5 rooms. garace: _' ea er ee lox C-339. I (ms . = iuite prefer ic [ wYe : - Seetingtaha i= — ne ~ctaarrowettaat ‘ 4 : : porch. Cavanaugh. 1437 Sean. peereees von ee | UL LANPHYs | ~easonable to conmien et | APARTMENT OR FLAT Wtd.—Furnished, HOUSE Wtd.—To lease. 1 or 2 Ber. ; anc : Nee ASKRA 43358— Two roome, e. lectric. gas tral 0057R . “ors. -_ ” 4 or 5&5 roams bs 7, rooms mn county Webster 6: : > a > : ; “1: _ na Ba a arg ater: also rage, cheap nquire at _.. mh ~ nm. sini ssiilaaiaiaialii , seit Sat ) gahou ; ‘all orest 9046N\\ ferred ‘abany 5103) , O S © TOO. cas) SAS «a March 1 $60. Call Forest 9046W ferred. Cabany 5103M. | 1 . ur Service ~ . - - ° a | | ’ — wan : " " 2 4 ) CU i SYLVAN!] Y6s9—4 rooms and bath Our salesmen are equ : — > oF Ww rent _B ‘2 . a fur varant Ma rch > 5 " — —_———— —- _ —~ - . . ‘ Lap 2 ole . ‘, 4 } \ —— ic. $90. oven —Avpty 2081 Gravoie. | See ie, | os Sea eagiaanesinare See = REALESTATE DEPARTMENT _ DB OB the city. North $30 :_open a3 : “eg Seenine | DE TONTA 4249a—3 TRAE RE ERAT AEN RTS PIRI CN Re RAE eS NM A RT ORRIN EN - 7 ¥ we : i. ‘ el ay } RR PL Mien. Be SME) HHI ae ERANCONIER PL.. 4843A—5 rooms. mod- ‘YY. 4991—New : | : ern: new! lecorated tile heat! p orch; rodern throughout: ' t onabie. . 200 ¥ weeks KR rADWAY = and electric # furt ace: fine on de | nm ac _s idleage to adu ‘ and » ; [ : A) w 4° , steam heat $80: choic Ci all mew: gar age Grand _ — a . ai t an eS OZZ1 tre ets | ‘ie = , : Suite 424 Ir flat. second floor vacant . R Spey oe . Al NGROVE @ cps [ao 1 st > an Sapo _* FAIR. 450°A—4 rooms. tm-a-dor bed ‘allic x ih08a - . | —~ SHENANL AH “82a —Furnished for use v no work: or — ~ ») . . ns ——-,)> ’ . ‘ ; “m _ = | b re nic 4 o , 4 7 4 ar 7 ae . »? d a r? ilk. ‘ = 2 abe Ié : o : , . ‘ ' e : : | ae | St. Louis, Mo. te 6g 122 ade a Mive TRS0 j FPARININ. $447—. pa | ; =| I LARADIE. 4020—S5 room modern fl SHaw - e7TA—4 4 , ; “al ee hana ee - p. » care t. Dietz : . ” — 3 ~ = screened povsch. furnace. $ LERING TC > ym eh F ~ ‘ee — abt JOHN H. ARBOTT. 708 Chestr water. larme vard, _g@arden = - : hat! in MADISON a °342—S3 re rooms afl 4 bath electric, SHLENANDO AH, 2851—4 rooms, Vaio ana c SOW | eng ee ny ee ras. $25 furnace. he Sidhev 202 o pa es ' DELMA R —— — 4 i ‘ BR 7 —iptesifem os ‘ . 7. - * _ma- — —— ee s ¢ an * Srit. N 4 NDOAH 3900—7 arge rooms heat piete furnis) ae. a e farenc : bd i raz =~ . —— : : - , ” 1 ome os : ser a - F List Ye MAPRITT. 42385 rooms and bath. he water het. adults furnished ree i" ‘oOo move r ne hired (“p ba rg ee a “ RAVTRAL PRIDGR 441°4—Fiat je) | SHENANDOAH. 38294—8 rooms. tii ETZEL, 6023—a: @ 3-ro Pia , | ’ — ry + { BROAD W ay. & 2009 XN —ere. and & SO BN EAR EEL ERE NI ay AR SE I os tH be» MEMMTEENTH., 12254 N.—-3-room spat.) -—_ oe. _“enev —™ rn 3120M ment. gas and lights &5 per week (hMENANLNMOA J Rented : - nd | : = . — > . — ; en .¢ ~ ; - “a NORTH MARKET 5S40—-Five rooms 9nd | veer. Beaten 1172R ‘ene ~ Ate. aieritles mice’ cane. hot-water never. Wout end Cheretae ca oe . na _$45: good stand for grocery. Forest Sap GE | 2 - we , - 7 . oo 7 al = , , on ~ s R) ,' 1? } “» ‘ ’ > “ : ™ . \ a r ‘ Mi r : . *. - * re ? a ae r 7 on > — z " ,t™ ea : i uf : RN] ——- ‘ : ; beautiful sun roen eeparate Hot ll — ; : 4 yore Poe agg soc mae ‘OGer : he : fas ' oe "Si e CAST! 4065 a : . " a 4 ber y we Isundrvy fruit o#i'a torn? SiDNE Jxs——f our rooms. bat! modern ~~ ~ A.ts ned >] SP SIO! . n LRSA0 wis wane mer TSG iTORE—c- = fe bet-water heater; 380. ©! . n eI $42.50. Box 0-215. P.-D - rage, vt references rachanged. 6 . ers fous tr ee ——— (CoN ° ° «a es | cere seectionery: a ‘ral 3660 ES - 7 TI 17 2ZS-——" rooms, tollet, gas. electric ~ . . pe : = as. e? ; @per a 3s , Ba whan : —_ oe - | ecotiate UY in | pe ial Sunday oF onday: ; CNIVERSITY. 2511-—-4 rooms. Ws B23 Open & 1 MAINE PI Puentoied Sunda — ’ ‘ i 4 a) _Thekia and and Ruskin S avs ; ¥ . & 2. rated: electric: $0 a MIRTI mNT z ” ” @ oe ed . rae hs _ : pe i } . ae — eS ee - : ' ~y q Nortnwest WYOMING. 381% } th. electri mee ts ee oms. be aundry — enseninioie — he a are Thousands of tenants mn commercial buildings and BROADWAY. 311 ee as 7 . . ~ n J : . “ ! : ° JP . m.ate ° . . . 4 = S.—Store with 5 4 4 &a—5 ’ 7 : for rer : > 7 . - e ; - ¢ +A we = } . . — ‘ - + > i € —~ ~~ > . . __ rooms eae _see ++ —— mon 8 —~y - se — ¥ eh .* ‘ i Mor! na . {hor 7 > . : a ' . ‘ . - aut . p oy , : a ee : . y ° " = i 4 " ayn ‘ . - , om OA . «> 2 oo an ~ idn the tenant’s interest as well as the owner’s. BC TLDING SHED ASD xa LoS located nor hWestecn + : nic : “pad Povet I 7 reference, $55. Box ©.1°8 papa ; te} pa o4 ae : ; oat - Diema teh dhe on — als PAR : sasnie : = a > — , RAILROAD > aP : ' EN ; tyne: : | ' COT $e... , a ele “a > >. * " . . ) M‘RSLE & TILE © > ” " . . , . 2 —_ -~ ™ . . . . . . . — * 3 > . ~~ - rn) - : a oO. : ~~ ; ost .. .i—Brick : Dt VSTO, Pe » 2 FOLLCeTTIEC ? every RO “jaoa 2 = I air } I iwvtioa | neerne i in ever’ transaction by || BROADWAY. 1298 8 —7 7 more, = Lis Tou So sohelena esa stane — a : aitiensas TF wae POF ORL NNR ARTS ORD teeny 0 at SEE aA Seth ER RO: EN 5 le a eB ay 0 * _ e fe ES OE aye peer te ee Pee Pi ga tea el ee ee ee a ee GARFIELD. 398e—4 reem urnace, $40 oO: ae ‘ en Ril womN bi ARBOTT, Phere: st st un teri *, rent @33 -ARTMEN? . wT aor = oe : — ener — meen Sineet - lesen s, ©. Bi... 3971—Han J oon | —._ _.._ ._ _ “ ’ 2 2 . . mi - a lecation f af. rished houde: | rage. $150 Pox | THIRD. 1932 S$ —Garage room for about | Specialists in Business Property has enabled us to NOBLE-McCAWLEY REA Ee oo = Chestnut eee ae oO Na GA RPIEL D &8255—7 rooms. modern: up steite, steam beat, sepé@rate entrances oe t feo: en s° ‘ ¢ sl aual » . 192 it-Diepate “Pe? cain cin . nits a. aduits; reaeonabie. See (oy) sare woe Jt : ESO neEALTY PARTME\?T : —— . = = a ae iis —~\. - 4 —_ : e. ae By : f ieee eeenmnipneetintiitiinntas ds &. 3 ae. Se ; | rooms. Ist or 2d floor: de = ) ye neo ag me “8. = OMLAS, COtM= | ~~ — = , — taake tToIs remarkabie record. BUTLDING—Splendid e exe ¥ : shed Pita Man 8a ght Mace, GoxS font aaa Rental Collee sear it, 697S—iset floer, 4 rooms. mm: hene ~ live HIGHLAND SERS roo mM! . e's LRTME : Owner? orm : ' . : . me - ~~ s ———— . s > . ‘ , a , ‘ , “run store ’ = ing sme purinesm, go ch Tn w? c~ % . , nal t ? J fF. ial ' Pr ‘ , J KD SRLY. 45238—5 rooms. ts W ica Saat | LrPaRT T ry | : Hk > r 7 We: rh ' 7H ; REFER 2 Walnerright Fla fa” ch how a wn oon a ata ik egy ee Fae 17 a aa —— "7 rer ne | >t ; H | oreaie or oe = 5 . MARCL! ca. a rooms 2 bath, hot.ws ” ty — iia , ‘ . : eee aa , ae ; eS pia . ; eV Nave Sab ree ; ° 17 o AR¢ ADE BLD '. Riverside ¥ +74 es 3708 Genel ter heat: all conveniences JO H ABROTT. 70: Liao a : > | NETTE @ Chestny oo ; “A ot , . : r "Ree PERTY WV a hp 1705 8 — Bar © netics, 7 NORTHLAND. he enemas wen. cates jane Tami a 5004 — Tb rooms and bat ox 1 tg al — = = : ORB Re BL. 4537—2 S WE NOW MANAGE BUSINESS PROPERTY VALUED AT ee — a Mer . . : : Rig eens . atid 77 i aa JL i : : — : => , ee “I , . GRA VOLS. 54571 e we. sttabl : . : * around March” 10th sa mardan:. hicteeer tT RS BL. 4017 —Garaee! 1S MORE THAN TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS. 1) atc? ghaepace lace of —- * Member Federa! N enslw ee ~— GRAVUIS. 5455A—3 oftice “ Reserve System SORE LAND. S086—Modern B-room upper FAMOUS. 6202 4— an ak Gate 3. Poet- Mate hot-@ater heat. $50: edulis tc) e, 3.3) aduits oni: "> -£LAT W wees ~ ' ‘. Sarewod S. Desutr - a ne am : , PoP, 4648A—Beautiful fiat. 4 rooms and #1.AT—3541 Devo ow. m lovat tex L-26% Post_Diena: ket. FA oe ae. ee ‘egxdebcures ' 7 aed ~ op rooma, ade bay vn ; wtolitcs on ~ haa i . 7 a Tae Het” a gece . . c ee ae electric ek eultable - : Ra — i | i > ace . : a wea NI * &” — . i 2 DOSEN 5045—4- oom fiat, “mo je a 1G sean, “451 ; F) : oO > rear ‘ - .> 2a , _- i. . . —— . ao a sage . - . . . OT. sal bus > — 3 ’ a oO i cet sas "epee naguenenes | ’ PY amen at. ) rv). - — - ; ~~ ‘ a : . C . : A UNION.” 2321 N —Modern 4 roomy. first | —_ er : , i? rooms, Rath. furnace: Apr tee, Bate ras $43. Post-Dispatch. : LV. CARTAN & cu. tc 7 TO LET—BUSINESS - d > . : ch. @ = ~ ir =? } LAFAYE YX] FE. “- ' 7 ee and t2araae if tt desired West . Mewly Gecorated: garage. adylts: : Brat : : : lL ws ak : — = om oo, nd 8296 CORNET & ZEIBI TRUST mia > 5:3¢ i Week , | MANCHESTER. 4 oF) : | NEL ¢ , a ; a. . a i oS ‘ a . Ll 4—srore. Al FYTCE—Desk room: heat, | 3 Desirable Lofts on Washington i ." »} ; a >) . h . f h abo. e. % iii aiter to 2 suit. ‘ Nee: ligt: het and cord ® aier 7 Ter | “Se : , +. al ° = : i wat . Al T e MAN: cheST ER riite a = ee service . South good location ony business. FICE—Doctor's office and party buying furniture: no children WW hole sale dist ‘Let MENRY $70 S . ahi ! MISNO! i. 1 1dis—N —_—- nimhet Reagornabie rent a ice space for BEN ALTHEIMER £4 BRO RE a 4722—New building, 6 rooms, , R YR : -ECHE? Lipp e i—F le - ore | sf : ~ _ floors, hot-water heat garage eee sane. “> ‘ketor ] ‘Y ; ? Poe 9 — * ul e -.. re , ] EN sm EE i } a , i. wey See M a . : ’ stA80, 1ke-aSee 5,2 par hat Sm Rw MM Te [aera Seoate Bett quiet edit we | a lercantie Lrust Uo., Agt. || a oo aa ard , rt } ult WASHINGTON Er. a°an oe SPACB— Desira paren ice wae 3 3 4 °9 . ono Coenen: aa rable: none Bits War: PL. 1493 irear)— : rent $30 arsed AL. “3435 Apel ; reome, modern. $40 Cal Monday ~ leght and heat furnished. Box )- . oREO™. Ear eee 800 ~ WAMWERGER. S700A— Fiat. 6 rooms. nied Lh th teat 1 tur at Bei on prem: PLAT ' eo /. a " sm no ~ =. som > g C. rtm. oo sien P _ x "Se te Pe CRO ; ‘ ) ee » ~~ : .* i , i e ,—iyA Ty — “ar : Ie — ‘ im . ; Ms ~ Bll: E. 4805-3 rooms. is: floor bath, Gor bed. hardwood floors. furnace OO = OR ar +r; =. arPrTe oe West cores crore a ~ Richt! Lis Loc ust to st. Charles St. Post-Dispatch : tric, porch. yerd: geod condition, me. BOTT 7 Chesit ST SIDE: | or wenerer ebm: — . : ne . - ? Se gee teal ira i il PARK, 1426—storage | “space. RE Laree ‘with hot-water si a aep 7.88 month —— coin — ELEGANTLY FURNISHED RESIDENCE —— - i 3 _.. W—EE - SipNer 3:39 2—Smaii sere, aun : y™ tg er ale butidima CLYDE ©. KETCHAM ay eA : adults. C I T—BUSINESS PURPOSES | . Sthe~ aad two | Offiees in Gamble Building (| _avove 2118 5 Fp 4 rooms ind a : ; 7te Ne ew , — ~ A. ~reee ; : , : . ‘i , ~= o ; he rdwoaod ' aaber ae pass oh Pu ; a Ooms. Dat ahou Fo , ; | yx 14!) ‘ a°*er ‘EB J TER l ‘h Bu “fut east corner .'h and Chestfiur. ierge! sTOREROOM—;, . *hinee Be : ; itt nm 1 . r ; ; R > yr > Tr tA ‘ > > or or _§ age . Phouse : 3a: : . 2 ‘ Deere : - ne 1 ani‘or geervtere. s°0 and use nell stec ? r- caaree: . * ym . ; . : : J . : —— - . . . - nibs ulld': ' 2. “* - : wer —— _— re: RKAL : AN J BA’ ING VICTOR 110)—— . - ’ ‘ a 2 . — —--—e Sa —s 2 = - let amg ey) ar 7. 2 ‘ ’ : ’ | > eee e or, Ter ¢ ‘ > ° > he os ea me ) ‘ vig mn w 4 va yy cS aya ge PE raga “2 a tO a icine tp aimee t hese Tt . 874) MORRIS AACH R ‘Oo "cd Chestma on : STORE FOR REN ' ASTLEMAN, 4041—~24 f\oor ined er dD? xne , SAL = , : - ey = : " LAT bre erre: for , at ; ’ “ s* ‘“ 3 t ! . ; . : ‘ Ry r? : 2 . cba " ss = 2 - _ * . . “+ ." os > » Aval'at = " hb Te ne 4 ow eee | Modern sot FLAT Wtd.—3 or 4 roor tintin Aor OTTACE Wea —” sé saa ES. oe ere ; se a 4 at + * ip tana q hre Story Building Ant ro Repair Shop and @ 4 ave , An Bans - ocat = = .~ : 15 Pine, substantia! bu ding 9000 3 T52100:. eam hea: electric lights 2 Bintrice a P Senta and e - : ¥ 3 rs 7 ; , aes et ee D eee - 5 a See te ee > enepitenie—ig TEA DRE Oe RY Ne NC RRO tes erry Sine Cesena «tp ey brane roe eal a. ae sca aeaglmamrnma roe - 2 Mi thio l. Lindel 181s6~ 0~*~«~S | araitare Con tinmn an ay eee ~ | , Casey Az OA—6 iarge rooms and |; a Bedt Ac! res oe aon ng — rr aT wea. . a _ ———- 7 ms : : — : _ ‘ 7 , ) SRT an s _ a —— — euuare feet: electric elevnt Lath ot i ‘ ‘ = . ~e- Lomi . ne i @.e@c.r } ‘ = es . " : + . . . ? ” ; L é¢ wa d ‘ in ’ “ cO.. - a oe: - a ro bath, stee: nN bea ing Pian!t. bot weter cen y Sunday | : aout refere Cee Tote Hion _ soning a . yo ship ig __J0e = | HE «MEL WANN SPACK LER R | an ae _KILGEN $12 Ps wa: aw ; NEW DE 7 Mi AR BL. é n park ~63 a : : pees a3 5 | NEW CORNER STORE a 5634 DELMAR B peetien.. Bo. is Vweer. 1418 WN ar eeeae _— ee oa — Pe. nore? . nm s' Yandy niop ‘@) Sin. rooms, oth, elec Mo cme Ping, Toc TTAGE ak a nioumn r Sap , and --O0 m: 7 tomieiione keys SS17 Deimar ee an ES , Oo - ed ie «= nee R™O : Poet _ Disp ; oan perce PF tl he sonnectin ifice rogims . ~ . > o I 4 4027—1L. iving reem. ai ain n ~ : ' a 2. 4 : : = aan * ° PS at rooms oe, bards * —— throughout, E NRIG vt oe 30-7 reams — dath. -*. ~ ’ yf "AGE as of frooms. south we . Pri cb—Haill of office to party who wi hme raw Baga De - aed and —— DOCTORS’ © OFFICES i DE SK ROOM FOR ; t a 2a f) = Vict rT 1528R. rand seess een ores t ve (or appointment. — meee . , “ . r ’ , >¥ ard rg. a » ee . — arise BU IL YGS a re. cen = st ano grapher = v or se - an urnt ” ° ; ie: — ? = KS Ad . ee ve Fs - beautiful noe sox B-265. Post-Dispat ss. So . Us inte ary._etc. Apply room 1575 Arunds “Bide | OMSTIFEL ESTATE CO, 316 N. 4th ot _—e — : heme serine eee SONNECTICUT. S802—Four reoms. break: OR Be enth _Inay tire upstair c —~— mon x oa. - ‘ | - . . pe Hn re “ur riethed Ice @ odern. wake cos in 1206 WASHINGTON AY. - 5 ‘ACL JONES REALTY Ce and 2 Sun parivn i> _Watrwrtaht DE TONTY i34—Fiur reoma, sun parior, | fuera, - pe ee | de a ' hardweed fleers, garage ‘f wanted — —— 310 — gene ag am a pe ; mag Sey a Eo ~ | ™ 7 4 : ' ct | ; : re : 3. he ——\eW roan s, gun ; . Poe ” \ : : = ; $e ; ; : and a nev utidin ve oof hasnt bVER PL 604—6 rooms — a flat. Bot- reat steam heat. tiie bath. hardwoeed FLA’ d.—}5 , “a we rou . ' ' $1 94\ ee ~~ ae ven iene " it to dow jet F or the Remaining Months “ be — tere: at ‘ 2 sOCSE We ee a terme} | ere Ft a ferson Banc Bidz. Jefferson and Frank. of 1923 | wanding "3 “a r shoe stare, Se Factory Buildi * r : if ~ an : he eaorw lew Beat! ding wvaier heat garage adit ? Seers, Murphy ded rd RIGMTEEN TH. 20il § —S3-roonr fat. ek FJ. CORNWELL mee: CO.. 111 N Tth pa O-{S Pest-Disesvet ns Pes . Colfax @216R. 1° a ‘ , % 4 i : * mapa ane es ed “rr : ; ‘ =. A . «9 . » rs is | 4 mr a tor eo Tn imhcit : - ‘ ‘ ; ' - » : ers t 4 AT A VERY LOW PRICE STORE—a tractive. modern. comer ‘ hater Pa ane shiveing” "= av ‘teal the 4 Rey age sar . m Nh ian heel. Ae de a te Dr MN ET ey: A Oe eat ee iS REALTY FINAN 3620 Olive xen waa RO ARON Neate SR le SID ty, F SNR ther RENE & 4° ow aes +a S ra r. $30 HORTON PL 5e7 0O—SIx roe ms. ttle bath 1 Tea " : : . , ! 7 Faas a3 rome at ’ “bat te &.. twedern conv en.ences adu mi’ eer Om vei ; ee : . : . , . ob ‘ ’ * e ‘ - a » Ren : . ~ . oS O@iy. Al miki : + Muse’ Par { r ) ' 40 ne stenogranpi i ™ ; party Duymg furniture. chea bly 5868 : i arish. Box , : ime! tg a iu ow — 4 — Rivas 4% 8833 Fr _ rs : ; SVATCA . ~~ ” eer Se a —— APPL ¥ ON PREMISES. | geet, — oo: an. nat? ng senetie. can sitrer te eit — r Ri + reom s. : ‘aot t “ “rniehe« or unfur- - - ; in bs : ' é : . 2 = ‘ —— ~ r aa —_ e Cc oD - ; ‘ 2 7 Death, modern: $65. carage, $60: March 15, nished; nominal price: lease to Oct. let dori: 3 reo nung couple, 1st_ erre. —: ™ 81 5 tr , 5 O04 ae ee ee | . HERZOG & BRO. D. G. | Phone Riverside 1614 = R FLAT—3 saoma, bath and furnace. aduits near: 4 it and sun _carior ‘7 5.212 } Ps ete don Dn » neigh Sorheed. Box perth n rod t . oe. . “ . vec em CO. | tease eae [South site. Grand 6825. CACTEDE, 4302—Six-room Mat: Apel 1. FLAT Wit Weer 3 ioe. bat peint- ; es os og ao evare ' los! « | ACTOMOBTILE = : : - Dare, |cuits: garage Riverside ORS WARY AND. 4452—Desiradie 7-roeom Cat. 7293 Ry oe yg tte ats dee : , 5. OM zh’ fact ui bile re pair space 1 ww - 7m RYLAND, 4371 z ne and. eum serch News}. Seta RESTRENCE WEd olf com | : ) as aVEN Be FOR LEASE mean 900 Sq. Ft., Second : -—— ray ou Sie , : . . ) . 32 ren ¢ ' a. ° . J g . . 9% . , . Foor 5 mid al : e- ~tmed tee re a : ° . PLAT ~ Ht te _ Ba = ° as 4 rae Ow be i; — * ter : : : ) dine ane : e uA ol . TE : : . ) ona ane ’) ecuere feet TLE 454 N —Seu' heas robes ~ One Fire Tr f S : 1x st. Dispatch. aS. + . Waeinwe'ght Bi oe ; 10 nx ‘ “ ; pam au “ ba ; . ‘s , Bs | : . rand —“~ —_ , ‘ motern sore lS%*30. grenttatd , P oo p 3. aa a a 5 Pours. n i . sk X-—, woms Seev ne ri al Y¢ Te. . . . ‘2a r ' " . ' . re) a, : ; : orne : t asgow 8 14 , ° ™ the : ™“ High- {" lass. art! ror full particulars er aS _ : ' o- C +700 Fast rent secant = . 118-3 — sa - > JAMES 2 | : . — ~ 1 99) " : x TMM immediate Possession bath. P —- oe... \A—New 4 reome. closet not ever $60: 4 e@ults. Call Cran: : nuia County. 6-room omt oT et-Water heat furnished . or (rice or «tt — » —_ , rai : cx reem alm thing | modern Agent ee mine bis a , er gE ~v aus 1 ‘‘“r -_— —* pee yore : r reasor WASH 807 —@ for any porpose. MA 13") n a at, s301_ a rn _ : ¢ Phe ’ \ : ra etrrernr .* ™ ~~ - adia x Pants os = {a da: ‘er oh ¥ +44 pad RTIN 8 SE ; Ga Gesu Gunes” dean , nartireent atin } aoiht : eet | a oe: sh'naten _ owne ondayr at rarkiin. 5 a LEASIN Tne s 3 seoma, electric, 815 at! 5 ORS AR! On Re» -} oat.r mnt 4 . ~ ferences . atten - ~} 729 i ce > : tore, 20238; $25. Fur was pearer. pai 34d store NOBLE CAWLEY ne en Manel : | . : ss P| : “4 & ce Chest n it ef 2 ; , weg - , ems ; - non . r . . : ‘ aT “a 4.3.4) Fa? 5 reweh?) © - poder? Mil 7k : gas ara *e ' . . we ’ \? i : ’ . Pi ‘\ —s* t4 ; ." I ; * : ’ wat - ; . - “ay ' ee ee. ; be “> . ; ; » TH ra rT — ’ . 1 - + » - still z sade ' . “= , —i? > ; : > ot . - : - = . ’ ~ —_ NOR HK ST. es) OPPOSITE JEFFERSON HOTEL for aduits. a i datelni su67A 3—~New 3-room and bath *\ RAH 239 Sone, Oath, A” ADAPT Ther ¢ ~e ~ \& ‘ . =e "} : Y 1 : ’ re end of | _ . . . , ' : 4 en: eu * 4 - . le goed or ir 5. @ on a 169.500 a ft. CI en Bn Ee 28 Seven -storr ~— _ heat. sprinkler. wt. ; UrRace ' ~ tale c : SEMPLE 31A— : “ern fat. _~escna! _ scuite. Be -238. P — , 7 DESK ROOMWf. n-- _ heetnut « , P . ates aa ns as gag - eva or Longterm ei, RORY, 1917—Cower 3 room fis; hath, SEMPLE 133 po: : ~ $° . td. Gi recane, og . ee Bane PROP. FOR RENT . BUILDING CORNET @& ZEIBIG TRUST iaandry etulteg with references, $- 2 . : WENRINTIA, 3138—3 rooms. electric. gas °C cls RRAN. §OLA—#-roem modern fiat jon. Rox L8G. Pos . . SK & Ese “ATLITMET ROMPARE TY. 25a —5 rooms, screened | NION, tata se | modern Lar Ww : "74 =: ate. tmelw ys ees ee —— wr r : , CALUMET modern, Grand TIL9W eeeenecen: 22 space ate possession. Srand an: ois, ; ing sieeping per vent wate sie hepracton 2 — > 2 2 CORNER ?TTH AND CHESTNUT t® Chestnut St. ream. . rs, ' , , ) le gerne wat —A!l conveniences: | desirable single offices and one WE CAN LOOATE ¥ aa and 2 ¥ +. ——— ag —= © ° | nener service {f wanted. 30 te r 4 rooms on the a . Sow ee se VERNON, e717 rll mod —~ ch: eee t?.—32 rooma, Sedera: J : — NTR 5 eons ard sieer mong perth. adults: *or we PT.AT ae — Motor bath. g23s “ ies ae " en A ; Cw ww : a Nee ~ 5. cor ef Third end Popier: a Soman | ree ra. eg cee l — Ser Om. Apri ; " abany * et ~ he . . As: b ty northern . - 7 - As “ 7 . : ‘ a 37. 1s B “ Dat! ai ne - 2 14 9 for ene! fac’ ory of war oh ; . ae) | WELLS. SO75A—5 -come modern: adults ; La, 21>. Se y Sfex concrete Sloor and electric front and 2 _ om Terminal track. See | ; 242) ts — -. | a pone TT} ta — tg irtve ashs«tan : ‘4 OH. STEWART. Ag. 908 ‘Theatrwe. : South Grand 2-room cottage. large oa” a | ee nne & FRANER, 1008 Copstane, PACTORY BUILDING ~~? Caer: modern ™ -iieenrentipemnes en gg ae _— mtmientth NESS meet Oa en ' : ; 4? —_ \ reor o'rTre- er er nm fs ; re . oo . : : oi . R : > p BHA Reference cCatane L&ietr —s 3 : —— ~tnady We : ve ora) r a Ce—Fecion | a For nase. 802125: 2 floers: «th be bf ¥s ea re Rr. [420 — Finn a “wer = ™o Terres . . os : . ’ . ; : a | : ~ a ' 2 . “= > 4 : . A v ang? re e ect rt: . ig? , Pret a mo automat nem iy deoorat . Pen ‘Quire Bpeai ire : of : ne a : A . 4 . tmut * — . = ——-- Bw 2 ec w , 80° ne? arate ne for “ood or«inge pian. ee a 2 Ri 4|.W “’ "ow . —_ J Povions “2. _ 305. 1 Tree - i ape n Te a egky ak MEO, | FLAT WS or 6 came, me . Adiress $810 Forerthe bc at Locust, . = : 7 a ee S| LIGHT MANUFACTURING Toren ’ ~ . Teat~an schoni @tete:-- ee ae — REAL re t a or @ -rema. aocse—? i = warebauon, Messe, tame aT re eo | Ce ee ES Seal te Tae es i (eS3a fed war av... Kireweed Mo ,

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SINESS FURPOSES ~ Worth 2000 md fer grocer) Northwest confectioners ArAg®: 29403 N.—Store and rorest 1S 8.—Store bs | 4225 S. tSores: a, jew eler, This: Shik SOUTH—FOR LEASE. SHED AND YA RD, WITH SWITCH. Y UNION TILE LO... 7th : 22a s aiaaniees store, sultabie any kind of business AWLEY REALTY Co. i ae 615 Chestnut et plendid 4 -fleor, BOx25', feet, c Hive ROY B—-Firet-class on (.ravoir. with living location for iimery, fi@ric' ty s esxceptionallv Cherokee and corner neny tuke notice, good e store. suitable for 371d KE. Schne.- . ro ‘ oftice roome., }.eat, Fulitabie for any jur- J. x. Schneider, 495% 3026 8. —Nice Store. good fation; oniy hn & CU. 2738—s if desired Ee) , “4114—" ore: we. 875. Hiemenz .> ; (2) Chestnut wre, living at roounis — Ae) Al ‘location blé4 Chem- , $e? Store Wilh = 6-room mode S| ' : sult | ee 44 rear, anc mite r Lo _ , 4114 inear Sa: ah )——Bio! nk Anvy heeiness, SIEM ENZ (EAL 614 ~~ a Se we, For OVER ONE MILLION We are in position to give ance. , Our Service Does Not End With Selling You, but we take care of all the troublesome little details of get- ting settled in your new home. We offer the service vou need. Our salesmen are equipped with closed To Out-of-Town Buyers: the city. H} rai ip hint HF h ht rT m7 A hi t! it ti, i ii th ¢ BUVELS, Attention! - We Are Headquarters Kesidentia! marae The Reason—“We N DOLLARS’ WORTH OF CHOICE ATTRACTIVE LISTINGS Our Service Is We begin by intelligently going you, and our knowledge of values and of locations saves you months of useless searching. you unexcelled financial assist- Se 600 APARTMEN TS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. REAL ESTATE CARDS ee , ; tt PLESee ie cereerngrere Hi The il; LSS tit Ht i at } Mt ae it ai iii! hi : a - - nm dk! Heli Utila HW bs hed ” ; na HN r it Ati ' e” 7, \GLeRaaeaal bAAaae aa = Hoe : ii Tir pecializ Different: over your problem with reeneerrcaet pere mae tae i} ti itbbeedbodedt Maeda t} byte Sabah blahees hha cal baba bain iat Ha) atone “ coh TLEPPPRETPOPRTITT MEET ereTe es (yrs ores ‘ars to show you Cravens-Brenner Realty Co. Suite 424 International Life Bldg. 722 Chestnut Street ign ’ ne Pais it) 0m"! EDWARD L., | Olive List Your Property For Sale With BAKEWELL Real Estate 118 N. Seventh Rental Collections—Leasing—Sales ——WITH THE Member Federal. Reserve System lipust Company ly si ipervision ST. CHARLES vernnient ‘To LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES [— West POF FICE—Desk room: heat, light. iter service: $7.50 per month Bidg.. Vandeventer and Olive. sdiedathratemardentepemaips ee ee OFFICE ROOMS—F'or rent: new bullding, near Wellston, S5958A Easton av.: heat, light, hot and cold water in rooms; janitor _ service (ce) OFrric E—Doctor’s office and Photograph ' studio: 8663 Delmar (facing De Baliviere). 6 rooms: 5669 Delmar, 6 rooms; heat fur- hished. Reasonable rent "BEN ALTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY CO.,, Bldg — 408- O89 Wainwright é oy MUT PL., 1493 (rear)—Good garage; a rent $30 ne for repair Nag ORION E. & R. ‘ COTT, 800 Chestnut. ' RE—Large fine display window: also bu iiiding with OP | Teet of floor space: suitable for light m2n- vfacturing. Call JAS1A Olive Lindell ©B5R 665) 4 a. — phone. 19 Ghio 3 with “hot- water neat: STORES—STOR ES. | Bakers, miliiners, groce: dry fect ianefs See us we oo e some mions in all parts of the ! . SCHERTZ. REAL Olive 440, Ro Tar 300 810 | Ol VE ST. 4130—RBIG GARAGE— w vacant—for rent. _ MORRIS: owe HT R co... R°6 STORE FOR RENT Avatiable in building at Marviand and Eu avs.. choice iocation for shoo: In heart axclusive residential and apartinent hote! r. istrict. _Rox 637, ek ae | NEW DELMAR BL. STORES with full- 5634 DELMAR BL. in con- loca- goods, fine ESTATE, (“heetnut at (Chestnut et Fireproof stores, each 15x75 Wise basement. modern heating system mach: $75. fronting Delmar bl: 100 PPREON E. & rn G SCOTT. RON Chestnut. DESK ROOM FOR RENT | $630 Olive et.. $15 per month. including Aelephone service, salestmnen and brokers ferred. ST. Cth IS REALTY 3630 Olive DELMAR STORES» | Nerthwest corner Delmar and Academy; melient new stores: heat. hot 2nd Riter geervice furnished PAUL JONES REALTY CO.. Mein 1poe2 41°. Wainwright BI dg Factory Building — One-story new building under construc- mien FOND feet. fine shipving facilities block Duncan a‘ ideal locetion; bnable; can alter to suit & G. B. BULLOCK. ee Ful lerton R dg. WASHINGTON AV. Wholesale District 10,000 Sq. Ft., Second Floor. Fireproof, Sprinkled. High-Class. JAMES ¢« CAMPRBELL Le GRAND JONES Associated 192 North Seven i FINANCE CO Lindel 1 665. wa " ter th Suburban SCATION—Fine « corner for oll Bs on Manchester road near 1 “liing sta Denn) Dickens, 210 Times a ee - D BUSINESS PURP'SES SPACE Wid —Wih answer your phone pealla: email rental. Fox 1-148, P.-D FRY SPACE Wr ow @ want le Ween 8000 to 10.000 89 ' and 2 floors with elevator to offer? Majestic Electr: N. 12th ae LON wa —A roo ; ; Store (all Grand Q84aW CE SPACE WV ©. telephone service: Mater loc ation Mox SICIAN'S OFFIC Wid —Sher- S Gentist; state terms and lucation 2. Post-Dispatc? MIDENC E Wtd—To coma Nable for roo ne : ut 20 reom Dreferred Phone ’ \. 3048 Washington, he Ltnonment iy sale centrally ipcated. L. by jobber. reasonab'e rent s) Brokerage Al7y WN. Pth RE wre —To buy. in colored ahie for dr stcre. J 1222: - ta _ we 5 itfice jenne serTEee i's het us, ihmere Andel! 7147 nd ae Cen ial] > neieh ber wunie i Uo. Wid —Su itabie for confectionery th Side preferred. Box L-2 =~ e $* ee With a market ; woul buv emel! Seas Wy ce fiatere with building Jan- | (cfP) [REAL ESTATE | Business Property. , We ’ } and rent ; Fidg« Oliva | lea #e Box | a sion BUILDERS’ COLUMN ‘BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES, Etc. -ARPENTER and bui kinds of ré pair work. F. Ti urner, "48 50 Heid lberg (7) CONTR AC TOR—Give you a te w your bung: :iOw OM 20 ay | GARAG E EXCAV ATORS— Work p 5 sperm lied to. Wm. Horan, Delmar BU73X B58 L incoln av ic) = AND COLD STORAGE PLANTS—Layr- out by Ferd. Bauer, Engineer and Con- tractor, 719 she pb ve Bidg., St. Louis 40 years in bus ce i OWN 16 nice with demand touch with pany that °wil! }t dwellings for me _Post Di spatch | WIL L build figure (sarne. romptly lic vacant lots for houses; contractor wv! uv & of on other in subdurban I want to gz ronstruction therm end lots. box bungalow mn Wes $5500 inc) Co. Webster 13: x07 Solid agate, 25c line datiy. 30c Sun. Lispley, Sic daily, 45c Sun.; out-of- fowt., agdie. 25 daily. Sic 8 display, 40c¢ daily. bor Sun. or more days. Ic line discount. REAL ESTATE CARDS YOU have sale in West End, see Mr. B.A THOM: SON R. Co IF YoU are responsible agent sell your property or amount, my 25 years’ experience you the best ‘of service. I give all real transactions intrusted to me! personal at tention There is nothing too ‘smal nor too large for me to andle GEO. J WANSTRA ‘H, Fiate, with us ‘ery property to You a ne property for Conner, with 5872 Delmar looking ‘for a live. to collect ir rents ano make ioans in an) wide-awake vo 2 ee inte ("tr eetr 4 Ww anted. | ra. } “17? — list vour peweerty We sonal attention to bring the cats our representative wi ee MISSOURI LOAN ¢ ORF OR \ TION {)* 208 > 247 N. Sth FOR SAL Ee SIG INS i”) ov3 folive THE | “y your real a* the right MANN REAL, (er 3123 8 Grand WE CANNOT SUPPLY OUR | CUSTOMERS | From our present listings L ist vour , erty with use at once. 1 Wa aaile MOUND CIT , 4 I'nion and St estate Wiil price 'D 1c REAL ESTATE FOR | EXCHANGE : Hii Pointe, on Cla for an —s ? Apeariin piss ate APART! MENT W:td.—In ton rd excellent will trade or consider flint Box O-174 Aa At AKT SHO} ——- or sale or fine West Knd dist: trade for real ef'ate oO _value Rox 0.400. Post-Dispta BU SINEES BLUIL DING—For e $2680: wa: it merchandise Business and fiat bi dg——-want far Flat, a-teanily, rent $1680—want m | Fiat. 12-family. rent $3s000—want net chan’ ire lf you want to trade that or stock of merchandise for well mca bb ST Khe bY PL IMedei balance cash, tiNTY ACR “il :seuline ‘EX*HANGHE—Lot 502150 selan ab part pe yine EXCHANGE your propery for Call wr full description of Wehat vr WA what you want Mr °44 rock, 4 Rea h. Ca! “HA: YGh —F arms, a SARK MH. WILSON REALTY tO hk : itn With bot iot 701 Title «“hevroviet LANGLEY, a S-—-Eponas ige in Tir Hox EFAGE Wtd - How ()-S, Ke . - nt 404 ornia f sore Hough kinds w het M ? nea be st businesses house f) me «grov farms one rooms EXCHANGE—3# fine Loults: free an4 atore TrYuons big ae nce land nerr have ¥o Johnson EQUITY wd of Remed. ai ‘nh Ff per cei, yen J _Impros ed Se LEV Y Theater B) Png 702 * —- rar ‘ thers. “mh 7 x? h , cid " one A? Ride. EE. St Lou's —— Por ekchangte S000 Svs er of louniriet Stu > equity or part equ) what rou have co 5OR-8-10 Grand and Olive wart trer FARM—1 eguity. Dis. Post- | x -$20. a | FLAT “rrr 4 bail ‘ siteebal Peete ie i siiltit : H tik Hilal : 1 ; Hh fi ing list “hest:) ut ar pene ent: — farm . A a.t¥U 1 and have worth Riaite Lindel! 50 4 acres. jmproved and cash for eS | : | FARMS—114 = —" 20, ie oe OF | COTTAGH Wtd—Give full particulars. __Room 6 avec. ‘C) est price and terms. Box N-314. Post-Dis. LOT—In ah BUNGALOW Wtd.—Six : = B-183, Post-Dispatch Quick, Try Te : K. MINTON, 226 Title Guasente Bldg. bite me id Box 0-23 - - - ; (Hite marvtic x bes GENERAL STORE Wtd.—City or country; | jinGaLow Ww exchange for well-improved J60-acre farm. | © “ets ia —5 room. te ir cash, Si. Box F-298, Post-Dispatch. (c¥0) location and price. Box L-227, Post-Dis, DWARE STURE—L arge stu K, for city | BUNGALOW Wtd.— ir cottage, about four income; ow leaving city. Box A- room gkive full description; also jowest © (54 Post Dispatch price for cash. Box B-274, Post-Dispatch. debts: NGALOW Wtd.—Small furnished modern value. | bungalow or pottage, anywhere west in either for immer or permanent; é Cabany 1904S. COTTAGE Wtd.—Modern property at Muskogee. as first payment vUulgalow to ky . af convenient; 7-ro ith big lot assume. AND ‘NAanKke 1or city will | iown: ex G59 Clar rooms, | TRADE evervti Hing eCr . — _ . bl —) or 6 rooms: NGALOW fi ars modern; 1, P.-D ner ciear of of equa! A. : Loing Sj atch " HH ~ 4 NGALOW have } F se" $3500, 5O8-9-10 j Wash ington trude large lock f University LOTTAGE- ant for income p! ucing »D ] ‘ : ne ‘O1 TAGE ment ia CUTTAGEH S000 CUTTA ren og? —Exchange air cooled coupe, proved or good have Lin le Ines 5- ? “Ok. 3808 7702 —ee SIV) All A rearo store 1ROG Wtd —La te good car part 3ox B-207, Poat-Dispatc! Wrd wri h nice cash tox B-3SO. ‘Ee Wtd.—J or 4 price Box A-182 ible; answer City Vase Rex S. 18th t\ *?> : ‘ ? ert oY, ropvusition year. Lox Mt; ean Post-Dis exchan Be, rriis DA * ’ ke }2 $! ldg Hank STORKL—B frame: Dispatch Wtd.—Or bungalow; fair locality: Rox A-174, Post-Dispatch Alal Dat necessary | Post eee, : - | COTTAGE W Wd ld, i an} time ny unt , id t Phon ie) Li C()’ room Post COTTAGE Caen COT’) heat not tox A-173 have Louis Dispatch , ~ oom cottag p Wrigh t. 4004 Delmas. a ior nange ari , tb Lic n¢ PROPERTY (ra! near 4 Will aad rime propel .- SULIT cash for 4-room cot- convenient neighborhood. ‘J AGIr G ‘ay restaurant [age or in roved ( hans An cr 7 At Wtd.—s3 ment: south if Box 0-396. Pr Dis r Wtd.—Must South St. » or 5 rooms, with (*herokee; estate base- price ‘e oe 1 mam. Bw. Las . 5508-09-10 Rialto Theater Bldg >, Wtad V: , om ” Jind 27 O02 ~~ J cant clear, mediate in ESTAT! bath: heat not Box A-415 have Louis AVe ee ¥v room 2455, bungalow : or 4-5 have $1000 cash : Box Dispatch COTTAGE Wtd.—F electric; North St Post-Dis ; COTTAGES WANTED FOR CASH NOT NEC ESS. Any TO LIST ame or brick: for quick action gee AND A WISE $d fl.. 812 Chestnut. room brick +s P easy terms. Louis. ‘ — at _ Fr ot RO! ‘$6000 ' e to get Business Property Wanted full pafr- IL DING Wtd.—To buy contal ning necessar! | “» 15. 0 Box 00 mm 0-15 ic} income — C for ORNER investment Post Wtd.——For Dispatch iufacturing building: main ns: Post-Dispat —Have some property. ‘ulars in first letter: iis month and want > Post-Dispatch. Box Cer) 175x Dargain — ter?’ P-504, 4 WV td $31) HO00 . f lox ] 4) ‘ A te PROPER Vert iyi business ch cash we'll will to close dex}, to OOD ( ORNE R have buver TST COMI hoki “ee —-ANT Lote wa Flats, | govt Wanted 1Z fa Vv. fre Pox BF Th4 P.- or 6 family; Post-Dispatch fj or lars APARTMENTS ‘d—J price Box 4 APARTMENT Wtd 4 ,; family pea lity with $$ cash will re T) 7 ° B Xx Pp 506 Post SHO00 per vear ' aaa he ‘ . ‘ 4 on 4 - , ; ~~ >. ARTMENT Wtd ‘ P ede m4avTiy buy. by private % rooms: modern: $25.000; West ‘C2 INCOME ome vine S°?7°?.000 yearly ‘er farm or ri nen to; fj Olive and , ; : PrOBrI ck and ~ ergy IME NT Wra —— | have just S18. » O00 o in residence and want to buy 3-family hs nust have 4 hedroome prefer west of Belt a Box A-233. TMENTS Wtd.—For cash, 1 i-clase 4 or 5 room 6-fami!y . in West End (3 l, Horn ermMma nh lange: very suDdstant | brick . Apartments nOod > BDeClA Dea . lcae vat Exchange—Income Property “fores af 1 fiats fr = ( tf =f "outs naan es | eS a p00) Wat BARGAIN Wt igh _ Forest poh BLE FLAT Wté —Or apartment, - - oe — investment good iocation. 30x -18 We Buy, “Sell and Exchange | _Post-Dispatch. / i , PLAT Wtd.—sir Real- Estate. SEE US before |“ “‘A-384. Post suying and Selling FLAT Wid.—O1 WAGNER-GRANT- rs Wid x Basa we . wane ™ ra 4 ~~ OSs ispat i BELL REALTY CoO. in, SM 217 International Life Bldg. ; Olive 1062 = . - | FLAT Wtd.—d S100 Wwtda— Double Post-Dispatch ~—Singie or dou mus buy 30x td. —4-4 roo terms. price prt -~-West Forest > j 1M si FCAT ee family: 3 avy a!) cash Box rs Wtd once | M WEN =—— 2 ngie or .« {> LO Post-! ; ae ome flat on Forest 8t-Vispatc! >and) ler ‘ evity . rj . ry r) i? a anze } Irn f «af 1N96W yeat west of K da— ing 8s res} , -_ ss T . -- | 4 TA WW) ~ by — a. LJ) | near wf | wile. in North Bt, Dispatch, cottage. a’ 5 or 6 rooms. Main investment wil oRe “ae 4 fa a well 31 3 ost- Dis. rooms, frame or = 150 Post- Dis for investment. for Wrd —Single lo Day th Box N or + > x Car ee en ‘REAL ESTATE—W’ isd TO BUY | B, AG Aj» \ We P| —P ay St Louis real est ate 304, R1° Chestr ut life Dargain in any re er / ie! x A pA A Dbhe, for party who A=109. Post-Dis ms: north. northwest: BKox J-105. Post Dis. Ta) $1000 down and of iOT, electric; dis ro s. bath. A 3. Post Jia 1? ~A ¢ lA iE LOT Wed. yu = . tA or Sa. 4 , ; price. O J, . LJi Sp : Pme™N Y* ; vy icR anywhere ir hour estnut . Casn for good i } Dispatch resiGences., . - . ~ and v: I Al via . J lern, 4-5 rooms, ‘ \ no segent. BON Wiapatcn , ty ress hous h4 ANKE RS’ S | fair location; must 'p ost - Dispatch double , for Post Dispatch “gingie. west “Wtd.—Single or invest - Kox A 347, ‘o buy. FLAT ment ' income (c) iiATS 4 and 4 room ‘flat fr from | nevivariia La 6 hoUW ft. S0n and 3) mocern 3 x Lb 106 Ih 4 -D' Spmatch oom BInNgie or iguble ide Box A-300. Post-Dis or ment, in Box A-297, P.-D & good ,o- , with vid. —Five rooms, apar © Fallon Par K ‘dietri td.-+- - Sing Box A rr double. in 310. Poat-Dis -To buy #eingiec, w’ 1 F. 2605 C pr . th bath ine et owner Pos’ aro vate 1L,.-860, or 6 we, FF. Side ~~} rom ern Speuth . o pre ia 66 FR rvome x 0-230 ‘barick have > ingiwe ri : {G00 * oa Diepatch ‘id— To buy #.ngie or from owner oni) inl double: . — Box A-236 have 371. P You you — ee a tT) —Single 4 and 6 roome. al’ improvements, Bouth “40%, Poet Dispatch —f or 6 rooma, all ounventenaes Sout h: $2000 east Box o. °42 con © FLAT Wtd eg a ———ae wit! 5401 buy up to- late 4 —Doubie N. King's high- Weat End w td =n ‘en sighberbocd - must have at st one beth ~ ‘$7500 Roz B-403. ~ Post-Dis - 3 Witd.— PL, ATH—Ht SGAIDWa— OTT AG ae 3 ‘e@ ue: Puvers fig if price two offices. a BPCKEIL“AFEYD' _ Broadwey _ 6001 Gravois av J r RBURIAN Chow'eeu. has cash buyers for bunge’icwe and apartments Quick ee ‘(ve Lo Bl ° EARICK Tea buy: preferred: bet ween Grand Plat ne a’ lg: flate. 4016 CoO ‘ages giana Park. Bldg. Post-bispates. | PLAT Wid—To bu: consider any FLAT general acceptarce among real). | Post -Dispatch. low-| modern. Box | 7) HAVE. buyer for 4 and 5& by “ay- / pay give in bath, | cia PO FL AT manufact uring in-? located; | remain : IMPR OVED BUSINESS | | g004 ' “assure. | apart- 6840 } lime a an 5 Louis. Box | Box | ee |ACREAGE Wt4d.—3 Orick, Box “1Q6iA! | and ‘electric. room . give | Side preferred. Box Sourh | not | Fiorssant double Routh ide | a2 nosh King's w. --A near ort ' te) | __ Flats, Apartments Wanted FLA’ LAT Wid. —To buy: a modern_ 3-3 1:c0om give location and price. Box L-250, PL. from owner a two or four-family four room flat: modern; will pay considerable cash. Forest 4642W. ~—_— --—~ oe Wid. —b5ingie, small: 004 “condition; ash: mo agents: near Taylor and Gib- “Box _O-163. Post- Dispatch. (ec) gon. | FLAT Wtd.—4 ‘and 5 rooms, with or with- out furnace. Post-Di spatch FLAT Wrd. a or FA roms, east of Grand ; ar airgrounds Park. . 345" Post- Dispate h. nay eves VLAT Wtd.—4 and 5 or 6 and 6 room, sin. | gie. near Union and Natural Bridge. Box A- 196, Post- Dispatch. W td ami « family, Side, near to Compton or Park cars: senor information to ‘my agent. CONKAD L _BC HOPP, Re Chestnut st. FLAT Wtd.—To buy Girect ‘froin owner, flat or apartment, west of Grand av.. oF well located on South Side. Box A-! Post- Dispatch. re FLATS Witd.—Double a and ‘single: South West; have cash buyers. Call Olive 5394. WEISS.- MEYERICKS R. EB. CO Olive 5394. . 217 Ww ainwright Bidg. FLAT Wtd.— Would like to get 4 and 6 or 5 and 6 room fiat; pay $5000 cash: not to exceed more than $8500, on West | Side. Be Box O.- O-197, Post Dispatch FLATS W td. —Would buy several separated; pay full pastheniabe on North Side. Box A-340, 4-5 rooms, on doublea, Box A-172, 5 room Union os, 4 or between FLATS Wtd.—l want kie or double flats, mar, St. Louls and city limits: need apply. Phone ¢ ‘abany write W. D Christopher. 625 North SINGLE FL AT Wid nell or 4 rooms. fair location; will pay Box B. 239, Post-Dispatch SINGLE FL AT Wtad —fLoc ated Louis; west of Jefferson, car line. Bex L-281, SINGLE FLAT of city - Drive baths. reasonabie price. in South St. near (Cherokee Post-Dispatch. W t4.—In will av. west or northwest akan pay cash. Call Monday. HbPSR Easton ‘abany 2729; Zharen.(c) I HAVE a num! er of ee buvers for fiats and bungalows. Box L-284, Post-Dis. SINGLE AND DOUBLE FLAT Wed. | Prefer to be located west of King's highway. south of Easton av. Write all particulars at once _ Box L, 373, Post-Dis or & end 6 room JOHNSTON & DEMAREE, Quick Agents, 5003 Page av. “Roland A. Wise “Sells Real Estate” 25 SINGLE FLATS WANTED buyers. For quick sale, see me, 812 Chestnut st Both phones. ‘ roy. y vryy y FLATS WANTED , must have to supply the demand of our c us a a ag So of vour flat. your price and full details ME EDER, ACKE-PARTH R. ED & INV. (;ravois APARTMENTS WANTED _ DYAS-SHELP REALTY UO. Have sold 9 apartment Buildings since Jan. 1; we have a big list of cash buyers ,and must list some 3, 6 and 12 family build ings at once Phone and we will call. Main 1238 DY AS- SHE L P, 109 N. Oth. Have floor sirkklevand llentele: Quote us CoO., =~ ‘FLAT WANTED '2123 s 00d at line and of one Spring Four, 5 or 6 rooms: achools;: muaet have pay carh: ect quicr near car possession 3503 8&8 For Col ored—Wa nted Wd —f or 6 rooms: bath: with steam heat; west of Grand Grand yy M (*) Cc OLORKRED PROPEK TY WANTED. ome or flat; prefer north of Easton, rah; pay all cash. N. COOP ER t, 808 Chestnut. west ve 3276. (c8*) of Sa GEO, Ol} | ALL property « owners ‘kindly help homes for colored people terms: I gpecialize in colored people to buy WM MOORE, Residen 2es8 Wanted — HOM KS buyer for 7 ae 3 -room ‘residence. Delmar to Page. west of King’s highway JOHNSTON & DEMAREE. 5003 Page. (c2 “z?) HOUSE Wtd.—Private party will for home in Lindell pl., near 1.-169. Post-Dispatch HOUSE Wtd.—To bhuy, Delwar or Wash- ington, between Vandeventer and Grand: | give price. and add ress. tox O-115. P.-D. HOU SE W td. —~To ‘buy. at once: cash; 7-9 rooms: price. size, location, ticeula Rox 0-9 Post Dispatch RE SIDENCE Wtd—6 rooms: Box A- 386. Post-Dispatch RESIDE NC Fs S— Row of attac hed Box A-202, Post Dispatch. RESIDENCE Wtd.—In Weet End, then 10 rooms: good condition: able Rox B-319. Post-D s RE SIDE NC FE. Wtd—Private varty cash for modern & or 9 room: Car Box L- 150. Post Dispatch. RESIDENCE Wtd—12 rooms; west of Fu clid, south of Delmar: must be «e gain. Box O-R85. Post-Dispatch RESIDENCE wWwrtd. 9@ neighborhood; about Post-Dispatch. “4 RESIDENCE wtd.—wWiill pay rooms: must have hot-water heat 362. Post Dispatch. RPSIDENCE Wtd—Will 10-room house; central Linde 6433J Wtd—&8 or 9 rooms. on or Allen; onet or weet of Jefferson: rect from owne WEISS. MEYERRIC KS R. B. L ve A304 217 | Wainwright “ae. | RESIDENCE Wtd.—Good a}! cosh _{f reasonable. | RESIDENC "gE Wtd. —~Modern. | gbout 8 rooms. ¢ on or near | Grand bl twee North fo buyer, RWG cHINGER _N i ae to buy on easy securing homes for and rent Realty Dealer. 4A North 4th st, pay Grand par in buildings. not less reason- will pay Ti ine modem ; room ; $5500. Box O- rn cash, 7 ofr Box B. Puy or west ° ,ease near Ann di- P, ESIDENCE i 0! ae Grand 1880R North Bide he ee — _ Suburban Property Wanted acres, in county in ex P.-D. _ change _for _ timberland. 3 30x B-18 a2. LAND Wwtd —To buy. for cash, 2 to 4 acres. unimproved, on hard red within of Forest Park Roz B-277 | PROPERTY Wid.—If you have property to ; gel, Hee oa MARK H. WILSON REALTY CO Kirkwood ae Poest-Dis. Mo Buy improv eA or proved suburban properts ren! bargain; staie exact deacription and price or not be answered Do not reply - less have property to #6 cheap QO-272, Post- Dispatch. } WILL location ettera will 5 OU Box (¢) ™ - _—— ~ —_— —— oe —_—_—— ee 4 | of 2 buildings, ' me supply | cash | * $02 , ter; | ROLLA BWA South | D0" reasonable | ACREAGE—20 8in- | Del- | -—— | BUILDING F | | ; ' Action | | LOT—86 feet ef ad | LOT—Suitable double flats ‘| LOTS- cash | Box ' { $1000 | 4° on or near | bar- 004 | 9 or Car jocation: will pay | tween West Dnd. | ee oR a nD , REAL ESTATE—W’T’D TO BUY REAL ESTATE—W’'T’D TO BUY | CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE) CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALECITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Northwest ee ee “HOME LOTS’ wr “Business lots,’ gcres, Nermweet” district. JlAst your lot with us. We se! Crutcher & Crutcher Li T— Sx 1: 30. price $12 per ft, near Leschen TOMROY ny ESTMENT CO.. 6321 Easton, LO tT— orner Garesche apd “Goodfellow; “100. x220; electric, gas, sewers; $27 foot. | 5916A Emma. LOT- ~45 feet, Vania 3772W. LOT—25 feet. William pi.. District: improyements; 4214 ( houteau | LOT—75 ft near school will sacrifice at $32 per foot. dell 2a72J 3010 Greer av. LOT— -Fine, Arlington way N ; $27x125; new 2timachine ga- rage that could be used for dweliing ALBERT WENZLICK 1010 ones nut” INDUSTRIAL DISTRIC’ Terminal railroad add Mare = av About 450 feet on Terminal. 357 feet along Marcus av.. ineluding of 3 separate bric k Lulldings: 12S per month, KE. A. GANSS, 9 N. 7th '—North Market st., 2d lot from fellow; 650x133: street and ailey owner anx! ous to sell: make offer WALTER JONES KR EE con. 618 Chestnut st.. or 5549 Weils av South ‘acres, near King # ae = ay best buy in city al & Wyoming B30 (c? — In & on WwW heaton, avenve. Victor pear Pennsyi- | 435. Sidney barga!n. Cal ar Ww present rental priced right vi Main 4875 ; ‘ 2,00d- made; and (jravois: EWERS. 3545 LAVT bargain: southwest corner Sidney Grand bl value will increase: O7X Grand and Alberta easy termse. Jos. F. DICKMANN R_ E _LO., 62 73 Chestnut st. Near Meramec at LOTS—4; $10 foot: USth ang Walsh. owner, bL07 Dewey. LOT a hol corner; Virginia: $2300 Bon ree! ait Litre: 46xx Hosa, 46xx Dehiia: 30x 125: hiock Gravois: terms; will trade. Agent, 1 Fullerton Kidg LOT —~—§0x125 Gasconade: Grand; will divid @; bar RP f BECKMAI O71) corner 130. ‘Miami 4( )x125 Bz: : Jeffer Inquire J450 & aoe feet weat of RE ALITY Co. Forest LOT eee ree building lot, on st.. near Morganford rd.; m 7. trading tor flat or bungalow. Pennsylvania avy. Phone Berry, (c7) un improv Gravois ay will ge}! business iocatiot C°. Bartels ¢ ‘onst ed ground ; ali tee Co., lock elegant man, M. olg av. 4208 Grav- for any purpose; n. Osceola, SO\% feet very reasonable 3805 8. Broadw: ay. and gusoline money 3805 § Minnesota and all streets made; KENS-OTTENAD., LOT—S. e, cor excellent location ther busine: will Ss; ME HRKENS OT TE way (Chippewa; an piation «er to build, Isroad Compton lor loan NAD, McNair and Victor Corner, now oct will nate LUT—Northw est form r ‘ ] houses beverage parlor: houses this spring’? We have General Motors | Uwner, | “and Fairgrounds, | l ne | ——% King’s high- | improvements | business Pee | and Neosho | con sider Sidney in 5400 | businese | ts in vicinity of Bevo | REATJTY 4705 Gravots Heights: hH0Ox124 Wyoming st., Co., i;rove fiat; ‘Tower! double X56 ADppIiyv Pr. DICKMANN RR, B. CO Grand 620. Vietor nieest In South St fancy driveway: easy worth $60 per foot: LA Tt—In fine for east of 42 TOS ’ Grand 38 of the park and like it tn the clty will take S30 for @Qut Addresa Box 694, care office, St ouls 0 VACANT Louis, B-16°% —4 facing é . need mrione Pentral Station Post: (GROUND ] west of Grand; Post Dispat h Gravois AV. N, Gravole and Neosho; : cor. Gravois and Neosho, LUECKING 210 Title biock, South no agents Vacant Lots 6677x115 63 5&xllD (;uar r, SOF Ww. E. P ’ just LAulIs, nothing GRAND, SOUTH OF NEOSHO) about 1100 feet seeeees lies nice, at off) ce R. ©€O Agent, 614 © (*hestnut in just a w. cor ltaska, lt x loc ave n little above HENRY rice HIE ME ‘NZ SALE A BARGAIN Yorkshire, ef. 100 foot pS lots on Sherwood {; sTOVEOR, er . ‘AR ae N Olive 5°26R CHOIC E RESIDENTIAL LOTS Ajlen, s. W. Missour!, 406x142: $35 Allen av., south ealide and north side, be- 18th st. and Mississippi av.; 300x142; BOx144; 30K 1°R o Chestnut $39 Ann, n Ann, &. Ann, @ Ann, 8 Kingsbury and Grand, north Compten and ~} Missouri, $50 M FROUT I). Ww. Cor. cor 5H3x150 H3x1%5 560x125 cor, Copelin, west of Compton, cor. Catifornia. 682x125 th of Milentz. 5 lots ZesESO. Hiendon, near Oakland, 75x15: §$ Hawthorne, east of (ompton, (00x90. Hawthorne, west ef Compton, 100x700 Longfellow, east ef «(ompton, ]00x190 Pernod, wert of MeCau HAOx1lhb x200: $25 Westmoreland dri 2°0O; S756 Emiley, east of Oleathe, weet McCausiand, 9 Compton, npn. W Lafayette, Osage, 6. @ Gravols, sou 500x105 et(*s ry? ’ 5Ox150. $10 ' rt 1A x1: S70) Spr Dg, 18? x 130; S2R ring #8 1R°x12R: SUR lientz, 150x140: S65 a col Subur ban, il, east o} island 6x {nes ning, &83x*1°A Fichelberger, mn. e ist HIEMENZ R E Main 676. Central 873 cor Agent, oO., 14 Chesinut.— _- 6 miles | | | OITY REAL ESTATE. FOR R SALE ————— BUILDING “BITE—Beautiful: Bates st. j of Leona. Apply 52 11 Itaske Hot IUSE—Lot 560x136; 5627 Prairie. enst {c99) — 'T WILL sell my equity in two of the finest | B0-foot building lots in University City Call week days, 636 Arcade Bidg. (c) | LOT—For sale or exchange; 56-foot; near St. Cecelia's Church. 625A | ¥ assen LOT—s0 ft on “Hydraulic; wi | Chevrolet cer part pay Apply at Lisette LA 'T— 40 ft south of O32 bargain bullding spring. LOTS—30x130 _ electric. was: b! from loop, Bader down a 32 @ireet made hool, (‘hy Buss. Colfax 1865 W LOTS—Hay e several 36- foot iots, with improvements, for $25 per ‘oot, -fourth cash ; or bungalow on easy termes _Post- Dispatc h ere a aa | DO you want to own rour home? Wil cali end explain proposit on _ Box B-148 P.-D. VACANT BARGAINS. Ohx125 per foot.. 100x112; per feot 765x112: per foot 775x108, per foot 5650x108; per foot the above have made streets, in good localities If ~e li (‘olfax "66r Bun day BRE MNE R hin SE CO., 600 Wa nwright Bids _ Central an ie ~ Cerre > ot; "FO feet rticulare, catl at © s . R. oe OT Sit SCHMITT rt Lite Bi North v., bet 7 125: make ecoe t 52 blocks weet Grand iliine inatructed to eel at excellent for Post-Dis« : (;ravois improvements in Box 0-22 water. fen $360 AS one Box B-361, Rolla pl... Heber pi , Lilburn a’ Bessie a’ Mimikea Butler. er. bet ween Laictile av.. 50x) make offer lot ALSO Rughis av.. dbetween Harney ané Thek‘a’ 33x1 WANPTRATH ag co.. Ficrissant and \@) 7 | ; i= oe, “E, _ all will also build and finance your fiat | ; an¢ | i; Mimtkea anéd Butler. | dispose _Post-P D1 TRUCK of te llainey tye x fy 619 8. 6th: 956x127; improved with A WATSON 213 Wainwright Bldg | SPECIAL PRICE 3 CORNER LOTS SOUTH SIDE cor. Christy and Fi nesnergee. Du ne Chest n It. she!- Prannon Main 21 62 pores nave two lots eee E) near Bevo Mil!. to or brick bungalow which be igxht on very reasonable creer be modern in « pect (‘om A MAYER R. E 4612 Gravois unt!! 7:30. Bunda; e ra " Le. LOTS We len wood, 5& room Pay bo will ind ace CO. daily > 4 > Buy in Christy Taft Beetho. er Ellenwood Two blocks west of Morganford th ay ncaa made pbERen- ARENDES RE ATTY CO Bhp na 26 7 26 {} Gravo's BU SIN ESS -LOCATION Ready for immediate action; mn. w. corner 'Kine’s highway and Gravois; 211 feet on | King’s highway and 81 feet on Gravois, with m oe >. KOLLAS. Agent, 616 Chestnut st. Southwest fiol SEh—4040 L 465x140: location: good 233% lana LA Tv = @rrit untt!l4@ om Park Onen xoellent Lou's- isette ay neighborhood 2f,- on 6500 biock Itaska ‘entral > 1¢ —4975 Tyro and Gravow Lafayette ay 203 South or 4 ; lean & near King's hich- 64 feet: $6 foot. Owner: Ridney 1AI425W eubd!s LO} way 1010 7 OTS—Giades av have on City Limits car line; with buyers on sims! | cash payment nvestigate “treet Shielés, 320 Wainwright Pidg. Olive 4261 4 3 T— al st ust 106 ; Lot —Areseal st af” lot ie 100K100; just tion for en apartment, stores, fiate oi picture show. For further information, sy Jos. F DICKMANN RF F. €O '3123 s _Grané Grand 620. V ictor a8 CAN Tors—131 feet. Yale ae: y AC mi T }ooDp itt roverments By. ade Mane heater a¥ 8% Rox 171. t’ost-Die LOT—Reb er | 50200, ' block King’s highway entrance Tower Greve Victor — _ ‘West residence district: . Poat- pipe rtment each. ama) tsion feet ‘west % ss ox — LA Gargen Goi! 5425 a and ‘and Welle: a0. unrestricted: BOTTORFF-GILES LOT—Us- Pointe: of aame at spetch “api teenndiienenatiiiiaend oe co. ri Delmar er" rontage on ‘ ‘i yton ; wil! , a sacrifice. Box >see, LOT—60x126. cash. Sail _oash. Oat © Lae residence \et. Aber ety sevess:; enetee. tm frent. ‘Cabany 6437 ‘Seat ney within ae] an | ' ’ build for | Tae ton T.Jn- ~ corner: y addy | | a ST. LOUIS _POSsT- DISPATCH... 3B ir Tomorrow, Monday, March 5” AUCTION Te Close the Wetate of the Late Wm. R. Donlaldson Wiis oeasnee We willl eell, en the premise vala oF shine, the following real estatet CHOUTEAU AVENUE, Adjoining Free Bridge, North Side, Near Fourth. Lot 67%x86 Feet. Small brick butiding. Speculative property. SALE AT 2 P, M. ANN AVENUE and CALI- FORNIA, Northeast Cerner, Let 4021285 Feet, A choice buliding site. Will be seid re- gardiess of price. SALE AT 2:30 P. M. LOCUST STREET South Side. Near Fourteenth. Lot 880x155 Feet. | 4 roperty. ' vapidly ineveaming y A magnificent for building in @ SALE AT 3 P. M. SS will be sold on the premises at hour stated. or send to office for Cireular giv- ing detatied particulars. Each tract . WHOL START “EMP! REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Mercantile Trust Company Agent Eighth, Locust to St. Charles Geo. A. Randolph awd James H. Grover, Trustees for Wm. R. Donaldson Eetate. A ALLA ALL EO A A TT IO ~~ ~ os ane ee Tacation ad Values! | Take the Cherokee car to Loughboro years (just west of Kingshighway ) and see the best located ground in South St. Louis for flats and bungalows Gravois Homesites No. 2 Improvements will be installed as soon as weather permits. Come today and get your lot before prices advance. Buildings financed for builders or home owners. Subdivision office open every day. A. R. Sechollmeyer Real Estate Co. (orner Seventh and Chestnut Streets. ; ; ' if — — —— — - _— — a —_ _—— oT I mame Seems VEST ' INVEST YOUR $$3$3559$ IN A CHOICE BUILDING LOT IN BEAUTIFUL ‘LEONA PLACE BUBGEN AND LEONA AVENUES Sewer. sidewalks, water, gas, electric and einderized streets are to be installe@d immediately without cost to the purchaser. Build either ' your frame or brick house. A small cash payment, balance monthiy, will pave your way to independence. | How to Get There—Take Cherokee car to Bates street and walk | two blocks east to Leona avenue, or take machine as you step from the street car at Bates street which will take you to the grounds free of charge. BOODY-GOLLER REALTY Owners and Agents 6914 GRAVOIS AY. IN Bell Phone — ee PO A OTT AAS a ~~ - Riverside 2873M. | si REAL BARGAINS IN BUILDING LOTS OUTH KINGSHIGHWAY | TERRACE 6000 SOUTH KINGSHIGHWAY BL. THE TRUS PATH OF VALLE JUST THINK OP ITI! BEAUTIFUL. As Low as $27.50 and $32.50 Per Foot _ and these prices tncivde concrete streets, gr £4e and ¢@) gotele. Think of it! aniteié sidewalks RK. Hammer, we Manager. Fo or r Appointments, Call 4222 Gravois—Riverside 2532 rk an eg ale VY oe. sewers, Water, heave district. on Thekla @V.. way bi street and sewers trede in on Groom cotta ° Rd oe!) evenings / Cabeany #20 LOT—100 feet on West a9 a Sy perth | side. just east of McCausland. with four nice garages end all tmprovements mate oniy $3000. terme Call Benton 1470L. LOAK Foren. 6005 Weterman; crouné : £4200: enrages on rear vey 676 yearly. ey.i factory Vac A%T—~i70 f a northwest nents made Bin ahany UNRESTRICTED Pri rer or ot Wiese VACANT LOT PAY | xf i “WEST END CORNER Southweet corner Euctid and Wabeda; 602147.5. oe reduced ON TAYLOR TRUST CO. 4477-74 | EA a BABTON AY! ronsitered ; Es REAL AGE TOT, MAGTTR 610 Chestnut et. 4

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iw iege o Cr aa a - % SUNDAY, or Sale Today. aE BEF es ange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences F : — 3 os ws os nn aa anny SUBURSAN PROP’TY FOR SALE ——w | BUNGALOWS AND SALE SUBURBAN PROP'T Y FOR baer SUBURBAN PROP’TY FOR SALE, SUBURBAN “ROP'’TY FOR SALE Su SURBAN PROP’TY FOR Bei Ss “= a d aed Sale | e! LOT—Desirable corner in Vinita Park; rea- | BRICK COTTAGE—S84 Clayton Map a. acre chicken Saat a mae ane ' sonable Box _O-3 292 Post apat so Four rooms first floor, a ayton = | —— JA PLEWOOD BUNGALOW ‘ corper - A 3 f OTT AW 7. Main 2310. peers GOTT AGE—tTwo re rooms: - @] ectT? city ; county Ww __ WE STE R ER GR IV ES TRUST ¢ ; BL NUA LOW. —— | . eora hye D | a ~~ ere ter 8530 College a) Er, | water, $100 cash. balance monthiy Take | HOUSE—6 rooms end receptions hat i : 50u147; vdargain. . ‘ 7 30) . 9 Nari A . a LA! ss > = ) FE : Cre 7. Moeur car to ‘ ~werland Sta* Lon. waik bhot- water beat. hardw wood x | ise Station. biock Bout o 5745 Gat erguson | n_west to Wenaler.| 150: garage. 410 Alma ay: jw c ayer Behe hehe het OPS aes FAS RE Ste Pee * nh of : W ebster New Bungalow ‘Bargain south to Lackiand. the ; 3 STROALDW > aaa rn, il ro modern new bunga- | BUNGALOW—Beautifui 5 rooms; very med-| south helf bioex Chas. W. Worley. owner. PR R GROVES TRUST cee c BUNGAL W440; ' . | low, oon s. » bath. hardwood fildors | ‘mn, thoroughly improved; street made: HOU HWOLSE—S. w. corner Midland am! Annan- | “~ 200 ater, @ec- 7 out: lot 75x200. r forest trees,| BOW Vacent: at a bargain; terms. 406 5S. ‘is av. Overland Park: 5 ,ooma, walter: | sorissant road, Ferguson, Mo } ot; can be — chea _Sumeemeee aanee "i e oe brick, reception rooms; aareweee Stor, her garage. price | | imprevements are ss 4 *bow. $10. 900. “let 100x200, garage: 4 CUNGS LOW—424° > bee a eertr’: e Lah © WESSTER GROVES TRUST COL i 3 oxi qarese R, [ > TON & KE i mir. 3 uo eS Ly ™ : houses, fing fru lot t often you can get an acre, with os Hoe, Chan H. Buss. Florissant y alley Truck Farm ay A A OT T ten't often. you Sever. we have one aon : S65 Ww ; : ‘ 5-roon . modern, chicken | WoOCSr—. rasp ; round, high = Overiand! 5 rooms. bath, hot-water heat, HOU grt tng ee ee “trie, ; RESIDENSE— mond: lot ¢ - | u ; ' n, (Oo. Sneu, cation, fine for chi cclein Saaee —~ enty fruit electric lights. county weer ono. «mall oe a 38 ‘Gana ' é Ort bs i ) ; a* woo ‘ , ~~ tk ‘ ‘ - ~~ Ps . ; i od a a : by |] a? a ‘ “Phas : : ‘ 2 . =) & c oun >/ a Ti | : ’ oa my ** Jlen wa room, ik ees coars chany 28ORT : TAY Be ees Pe te ties cia ae te ‘. for appointment, Ferguson, Bell! ment end an acre of &r Ta Poonie le rd. | 4 co tool ~ , + AN pont eae Meg Be AS A Wr ath a tinge ‘ > > . ze i CONCANNON, 212 Wainwright Bidg. Us! > rooma, all Sareentenees, A MP ee Ae A = A Oe balance monthly fru rees. For particulars to Overland Station, ask ER 4 S515 MeNatr ay. ‘a “ COTTAG ) _ . 1 aaaaeene ert. wer ¢ a iid ney 1a | __ meena m hts price 3: ott Ae 3 x . Ee lnm Gl — "ane. inte raze: lot 60 B40 watt an $0 volume in 1922 x water rooms, gas, electric, furnace: lot | aN “Rich a ond Heig! —-———— éaa : COLEMAN, 1402-—3 rooms . —_ we ti Bad hp - = , or ’ . f se r .. is] atch . z x1: grapes and fruit EV! , AY. oe 903-5. -7—New Se ng e HO! 403 7. ‘ _ newly panered az PEO AL RPE RE On LFF Sar $500 cash, balance flats, 4 ee a | hardwood floor hose ae 3 im 3 for quick onto, nepes CASE RE ALTY CO.. ‘Ferguson. d ‘tin : ~~ — gered gara . “p ey co GE—3 roem brick, - vYERTY—if you are mts.- d xtures, Murphy | WILSON R. E. @ ; . 817 * | ; T _ 3 - ss ; ' nevenanl | a on . _ Boas L. KUBS S321 N Broaéway. _ good lot; bargain at $0000. terme © &. > s House District to Be Built Up am Cs aah “hs ” 3. : . a ’ - : con | , Country er ty Conveniences. A [O.. Title Guar Bidg ihc He Sherwood Forest ae xc 6 sicr as eet ic alta. 4 ae ete ae ate . r »! > *? : vy _ moi é = Orn es2:Ccence _ ” ee : HOU SE—7 4° . : 6 rooms ~ bath. iTi~ | drive: 100x190; estabiiehet a ; eric. = te yg a wank garage. " = . *; (Cail Cabany 6078] or Main Iga provements m ma de. ) sieep orcn, ic ra te m reasonalh ie — SaRSERREDEES GE pe ~~ . | PTT f LA OT —Sherw: 90d Forest. ™ COTT AGE—1 1803 Cr nt laman at LOAN CORPS Tas) bany 2509 Onen Sunda (e832) of Somerset, ee and electric; newly decor ad a y *% 211R 7t > | , : Bee ERE - Yorkshire; | ’ oo for quick sale. ‘Open for in ee Se smond Hei ghis bungalows ang J ts. | Jas _MO FiT. ee ; ————— "A ROTH GROVE—within avery few months—will be the an ea acre, oropostiion wall i bist ereass NoxhOO fect. teen, abrapnecs. | et Kirkwood a al eer PET SEIT OT Kay one interested imo aaa gg a 4 " > _ 4 _ greene and abt * 2o a - ~ * } t and : 64 Cay mw RY ' * ls turn rth ¢ ocK o! og ly eT et Lon anil Kirkwood, ' | 7 gg paar eg gy and shade should arrange t f Louis most densely con ested apartment se and full vart ac ; ; pt oO: $: $2 Vv 00 os 73 blocks south | = — ae marewe: > al wor ih, home, hardwood floors. wh nell flat section ~ tot Sf WO: 3 - ~ RAVI BRENNER RE r | Mancheste “be ne, 2 DbBiocks west ated 179 Ra ah. nelle ieht | cog © gh F- lot a nee > , . . , tura asi > . ta TR tay , ' . AC > ou th oe, Sridge ny 297A : - rexanse - . [I fvou want today, $7500 n eR: | _University City | eondit every convenience, Tae a terme. Bee ne om | , a + ————~ | BUNGALC University City: preg, Se men | rem PL tT. F. O. RELLER, 3531 Drawer tL, ( BS f S | PLY WILL DOUBI m i a a mene 38 “ack . elf; 6 rooms | eran get Me SE—beautit ne an eee ant 6-reom bunanlew and sovkee De ee ———__ COTTAGE—1612-14 %. 1 ; ; - 3 " = : 9 eng ; ‘ is ‘ - 4 ne 2 ¥ ; } } 1 ; LO} Pen Y REA! off n iter hea e bat wits Cott: arge and sma 1 be mes. acreage;}; —* 2" a: —_— val or i $1000 Mb a 7 “ ; ae * HILM DUTTON a K! 4 . ac — - ONeNnes ITA 5:22 z= o ver, bat | floors, screened and glazed o_ tna bos & bat he | RAR. seine eee: SEMI- BUNGALOW — € rao ; ers were made before it was formally opened. : errr RINGS ch, @lectric Gxtures a s out-| “Skrk H. WILSON REALTY CO | RESIDENCE— University City homer 7 | floors hot-water heat, stucco: Mae : ick: ; \ \ ne of ft ent year st rooms. hot water dwood. . 558 S. Gere av.. price a ; ' Zara ac ; _make iffer Rox @-@A7 § T> _ EBSTER GROV ee RUST , $590 cash. balance easy : CHANCE—A beautiful building lot, TREMBL EY-WIiLSON R. Bal co s"- . in good neighborhood xt ’ our list of Webster and . LA _BOSsSsO & SON. & LA Siggy Se mont 4 ’ e 2217 | L-rmom n t av.. one biock h of B -{| ery i. ' GOT TAGE—Four room — br on c 1 af >. ~ .. . Ferguso Ay ak $ cu \2 TD : > PT AN Y q ; —_ Linwood av.. 2 hlocks north ef Olive 355x162: southeast corner Rec c COPFAGES room, bath, one bloek west to erguson 4 “ St oats ee : , \dz ) iva \ iis K rd. On ef: wy ur .; Street r ‘ Tooms. reception hail and large | Simmons; bargain Sa. ter, electric, nice fixtures ' nn ie 4h s 5 7 sn #9 - . . a de . s | new | ; enh : : . = . . : haseme par . to P h} iT} so hool). } RAISERS. ATTENTION! a ae — . teste ditinenttind lt oem tie oa — ; b1 -in j 3 oo oon 50x150 oh é1°'s00 ” BOL a WATSON. 213 = L —— ao nh. £15 months ~ border (oppos: f ersning ; c ich Ww bout af nmedia te: sg Egy db Br Play Rus -* Ys poe e. well-built bri heune oe FIRST-CLASS GLENDALE 3 Pr = oo pemgve > take --Or agar ais vour front i ah: t easy ~~ gia E. Fu ton | ELSPERMAN. & LEONHARDT rR. co a Eum av. A Beau Tl ful >» OUSE& —5 ws. a "50 > appeot ' 1. oe SPL ENDID ~~ * m _ : a ees = wilh nage tat age . = Ny eer ett deter ee saa lites el ocastelinate, i dahbtairins dieedanmlinnerantecieaneeme ies to gee property and ‘for Christian «yy 3 ‘and rarden, % ted cnet veer toe , 4 = ad a] r : bs male 7 ry * ris ’ ’ | . : , : fas a ale ’ ! in r Cara s a ; | ‘ a ’ * ‘> oust . ds ‘ 1 ‘ " i - 7 : ~ : ber 7 ao. 0 . ‘ ; ‘Rr. . : ¢ RRENNER RE aT TY oO. with 0 finished attic } or Dav LS ss \ Tit | lf ate N\ umber — 14 ‘? - ¢° ] B uT} calow : ~~ ‘ ee . " gh re " — “hestn i* af Suite +° 74 a ¥ immediate ea MS . - a ne Cm a cokes | eaagaote: “see i a EDW. L 3 . ™ eas wo 5-room tend for lis - “ - } | V St aa ne _ eat n iectesant reeds utiful | KIRK WOO “s ’ | Webster Groves HERM IS YOUR OPPORTU: | ‘ . §-reem ] e ° “2a OR. wee cost hoe ; Aree acd 12 tery i Gara. cae; ~ iwood. til | Bere S A. tee ae ———|To buv a home In Webster Groves , tri age. owneg, wild WENZLICK ~ ng large m coms, all hardwood, ti W—New. S rooms. ': acre: very |own terme, for less than it cam Be aaa ‘Tow t. KtMS, SOsE Cen rw - (17 | . FOOT—S$53 = KE Ke MONTH Secars ae kitchen, pantry ' J pe * coma. } . hear, beautiful ground, 125« = 7 '. MORFIT T. 807 Chestnut. Bight rooms nearéweed ok Pa i ft e) j . = S% was - PR paermme eig ¥ ric : .-* ’ modern home, beautiful, 890x178. ae 54 on -' ne 4521 150: ort . 2 ve4 mh, ; s tr, ; ‘ | . . : : ; al tu o ; tile bath tile roof. a . : i ‘ | 2 bri ‘ “A rarisze fru t ern. ga! den, gra pe arber. “= > at THE EIM) : REALTY a ae ee 1. trees. Pric RF a an. Cnty il =. 300 Sia wan nwright Olive S342. M on Pacific trains and rest 7” | xx LINGO cece . . : ‘ be tl + ;, a! ' honi~ 1 = bath first f sor, 2 rooms 2 ” Have fust completed our new ‘ coheraay = ITTLE HOME OUT WEST io . a ins eo : eren, up-to-d ot 200x175 co «# rooms 24 floor: 2 dieck _— - - 1mPpr I I . ’ _ rt _ cosine a . . = vi ‘ . = i} \\ | JAN ' . the i}? , 9 how _ : " : “ee | . ory. : . | ci Meramec. Cal] 3450 ra water, sev gg Rae org, vm ' | : ow gg ge —— Iv. —_—'- ee tractive, new, bet. . Z\ ( 2 Lh — , le : : . «st ’ . . . . . , - m ie . . | A, atte ~ tn a . . > mee as anit; ron me. rucr;, D " . / v(R Oakw - = a a « rout ; “ a\ . : i : e y , . yi ‘* ‘ * ™ la - vr * ‘ ,,Y : “sy - = * " " : i " : oT . ™ . — "7 Ic, i j A ’ ' ‘ | oy ry 2, . «@ Cw " ( . es . ; " ‘ i. . “ . _ ry ° meant nt eo alec? " ia. . . har 7 w - vl : 2 oug! ’ Dat Rs. garage. . ee r EENS AVENT gE ' ‘enturvy Bia i _ , | ‘Ss eae ne he: ha rood f rs: ' } — st iftal + ws a data, i 60x2 00. : 18 B Swon: firat-ciaan -room ‘420. S-reoom. i *-stertF . oar a a : . ‘ ‘ : : i i i : ; ' hard wood Moore. het - water s . ; o ~ . P " x oo »} Clara. 3 bio'k s sow 4 B Ade f 1 } t ™ o's . . . ‘ s a Wil cars: _- Bu ; . iz nce. nm o : Brent -"o—8 250 € ASH : rms. : ‘th pli on & — La Y JAS | és *MORFT ee ao7T Leautifal brick perch. «8 ve — _ 5 on see us for * infment IN BEAUTIFUL UNIVERSITY CITY | ggagecs en an te skips! | GE TES Gitta Rr Sa x room frame and stucco bum-| Steman, S16 Filmone Breed ey ocated nor: pe: 512 ACRE WEBSTER E Stee” SOON” a igs ih 2300 eS ae ‘ : :' th secu ; low: 45x14 : . 3 : ; BRAURA WOOL | piac Petal ther ips; garage: jot | Suburban home. ae D s , 6-ROOM Sd Oe de ee ock them over; S-room stucto Dasement 100x145: garage, large iot TFoxrlzs price $3200g| p-:.. ARE GOING RAPIDLY eS ee one FOO reened porch — t Or BA . “ a a9 dog a , New 4 room. bdath. modern. 2 garages, BU NGALOW- —> rooms + I round. S800. end of Teiegraph rd. Liox "I 74 ef Reet But, seho Country wb. ur agent Lit} peultr: yu fine shade; ideal home; bar- | so ten tile bath 9 a Q-420, Post-Dis , ’ ROAD i nvalow on Woodrow | sain at $4500. | 50x150; garage: 810 Newport av.; | : Va — ——— — ACRES ON “BONHOM = na| be at. st ungalow on Woodrov Beautiful S-room cottage; modern, ex-| $9000 | DANDY & SN NAP! es | ; ike rent: ; :] = } : ~ : 4 tv water. gas, tric —_ : frame hous rn " east of Lucas and int road. | cert ra lot 50: idea! WEBSTER GROVES (UST Cc "s oad iate These beautiful home sites are selling at specially |. | city water. cas. elect arage. 50-fooi |} ads " fram _ barn. cis-| avenue, east of Lucas and Hunt road. | cept Beat, new garage: lot S0x148; ideal) WEBSTER GROVE? TRUST CO. Ast Nine rooms, 1% acres, 3-reom 4 OS vee beerkaNDL. BO | k l ERS. Agent. Grand . pa ant . - raatet i " fax TOOR : | aS R > L. . ed) ce 3 li om cottage let 100x148 BUSINESS LAT—Webster Groves: saerth-| | help, large garase, — wt. - fall ‘ A — at. 3 “Neoc . - © > See re : : , ct , ee oe Eee hy ; oe ‘heautiful little } ' t $2200 t cor. Big Bend and Elm: f1 st shrubs: concreje ewimm Ddool | - F reduced pt Ices fol que Sale » 'TTAGE—Brick, Tudor av has : +" PREVNE a , t Bag ain Ww . bD.GE. ; ice, tik comet ahaeueiieeane —— a mom location; needed here—hardware, veniences, c'Ose to trolley and % A Kennerity ay¥., : ~~ ane. tak ae. : i garages re arv ds or frum store would pey | cut to $11. 000 for quick sale. hose Trederick st. ‘ ; DE ENCE ~o= 2 i om ie home. at $3800: Sia size of lot 183x100; S ouy ite kind oe i? ss Ke 2 » \ } * i 4 biden . , : >» ? ee mm : ‘ as ‘ . - « ly ice, . ‘ . tg ’ qd. " . * . ry } | } | f _ . ; 4 a S t. on MIS 9 ~ Sax enth ee ie y ¥ . RFT" : "™ Met igan eT .. 2 on ae | ’ F “F oo herier 53 a ety ere 7 i | | | ' no-no re . ht a le ae te a ine a ee ORE ge ‘ ; - ’ on . 7 ,> 4% . ~ “ ‘ p . ut dated . *2) . at Sins farms; 3 nd . nar Sta me 3 oo wel Webster G on lock east of Wer: TWO. E- R : = | 5 5 and e hoois Admission by card = We will build for vou 1f vou want, and will make ARK H ILSON REALTY CO. mutation tote. o “and — other | Mee car line. Y-RUTH, 103 _N. » it: | ee IDENCE OF 11 B 0: MS. Tw 3A: mh | _JAS. C. MORFIT. 807 Chestnut. __ ps X- FRICGK RE. CO.. : , Siena ' aman _ ug Ure — R IOUT . : : ON, | BU NGALOW—iIn Sherwood Forest district 5 ACRES liberal loans. 7 sy we Foon Tanager: enw .: 0: nas | A Lames: z as! ~ P Gheeatinn . {Attractive ; a! urban ‘Bu ingalow co cS1S1 ¥ FL. IGE 1 Iv 100? . LI-| drive out Lockwood to Belleview, turn cast 449 Lee av room house ws : KOSSU TH AY. Be reon - _——s : = . : - Me appointmerts, including garage with frent| house contains many beds, tr ‘reese Gree a ater Beat. tile reef | ; wea , 119 rinse ‘4 netted (deh okt ad Piece SAREE IN NAS OR: sent: aap. NTRS AOR RS (tt ange > , : » . ] ** - Salesmen in branch office at corner Pennsylvania ; Grive; lot 75a198. with many virgin trees varieties, strawberry and Pershing. For price and card to inspect see | den and pasture in x Olty GENE J. ALTHEIMER, 817 Chestnut. | in excsiient nei hborhond a: quick ) = _ : ee a | LSo ..| DWELLING— . re A t S i S ealty Co. Seieibtwa be ener tune: nb be . 3S sai ‘or apdointment to see vroperty an DENNY ROAD. SE-HALP ; ~ Ge Se gh WEBSTER PARK 7 a) ee” pai at D> Dri4-s ‘ 7 ‘eat ie Z | 7 , E m attractive smail homes Our new list carries ~ ‘ ‘ foot - on LS 10 sh ’ Sage —— so at. wet ‘hic : — ’ D . Park and Dy no means should! Webster Park homes If in ] TO. { hestnut st ree? a monthi ek all ie , } cola At! —— 2a he fe - _ suite , ror ; ANT a PPT ve! d. The erice is $11.000 andi o-- rty im thie vicimity or W est “- : wet ae a... shed ™ ss. ' : " ; “WW pen ne vias e . ' _ ’ 3 ; ' PR er : Li ij a giad to show you throug’. for our ‘ea lee liat an horne a' ) -*T ee u ———— —— TAS. ¢ . MURFIT. 807 Chestnut UILDING—#4?714-16-18 ‘ 2 } ' 7) ' , ; ; ‘ | ‘ i J ,*4 e . - a , 2 ‘ we Wes mh . ; : : , : °| nive, iecaded ma : NG ° \LOW v—Ne w oe frame, modern. 4H OME—829 ;reelev = Sf Om) omnes. t ' . ; — } n n ] 2 gg ms e - ~ v nort! : 1% me : ‘revs 7 ir cur 7 ; S4800 ee gen On bat Ww _ — oe noreh 10)s150- 1 Block te 2 : modern co acon: en nae ene te nae ce enasy SO - wr , erial : rh. four biecks: er driv SU NGALO®W rooms, sun AS C. MORFIT. 807 Chestnut wae ta * . _— . ; . , v ~ : [The —T ¢ ‘ . ad . isob. ee : soc a4 . . ances i . al on ee ™ bn Site . ML ST BE sf ILD pt tr } third Beuse souls . — , — te R . se ~ + _ i " | HOME—Modern &-room home nosduned a Page « ay. THIS WEEK panne id road ‘o agent ecb —" - , . ; ; TODAY EDW 7 _ est Dut, —— ee omega eee floors: al] comveniences: jot 50150: fruit, | oBe and fumace. * rer - . : ~ on —a he . ne SEE ris ‘. . v > d é —— HOME— ~ eepin _ x “OTTAGE—6407 Easton, 5 roomed Er N-TAYTI : " " — : “ rita ‘ act xk ‘ . . i I T — . n re tt ate brick coms oms and “si ping ‘por bh hard. ; 44 7T? 7 Kaston ay j ; , ar nes S5.350 ers . 1 na eo & 4 , ; ial _— , 4500 7; * s ; i 4 ji si + 1 ' ] LOW. — Mo iern —w w oom, ma r.¢ wood ‘ oore. hot air heat Lot 17 753x210 ) 5 at eto, future business - ¥! . >See sie HES | © NR eR “er? ie oaetemen MC si Pl - « SGETOF! . - Li ~T : iE MI , 7 ellastone: hot-water heat, hard weod | shrube. 140 cw Me NALD R&R. E. CO. $s . SCNGALOW-—New: 4 reome and bath. bs . rooms, cancret Ferguson ca ae Modern 7-room frame: ooms en | tent oe see car lines. 7230 Zephyr’ pi. ee =" | WEBSTER 5 Price. TRUST CO. agt. meee - > — . wo semen! ric, 30- SOR. : . 3 0 " t aon °1R. | 40x150 two biocks north on Edgar to Hume read ale A shi ¥ _——_ — oe tures, we! urnace; FOTTAGE—3632 n : reoma, bath, electric, furnace, tet 6021 v Oe price — Bot garage. 119) 7} or : Yer nt mace. mn re cation 0G ‘ "h. : ad SU i*?9 rer . AP i ain. ’ , eer part! ‘WALTER. JONES RE. CO | nnd tes heme for ves. ari vis (0 miles aut on good road. | Prick Ounthen fake St, Charl r > DONNELL, ‘is | SMSS* TW, BURIAN. 6016 Gheutean av, | __“ SBSTER GROVES TRUST CO. Age, , 618 i heatrurt et er 5448 Wells ar » FX 4 HEME E!} RE, bd. — . - ade MArtio 2 : all i vuth t éa z | fom rooms. seenntion bail, wal tte. hi ME. , ma and recantiam : ; 8 Pears ‘ Phone ; Hin ® Os : " imé “ —_ ~~ t | 1 : . ycoe in _ : me : * 7431 Hi Haze) ar : 6042 =H heat . -— veniences: Rs ' _— 1 _£r** } coy " Q - + Le ; — = v Tweu ar f § ' " ‘ d - = . ~ , x27 7 P BUNGALOW—@argain. dandy 5-rom br | take car end S700 cash 0c : oo se ? 1 south on es . i. Ot! ‘oom modern frame: ,‘arge let | just Hit ra. price $8000 ? - * . . ,* = o| ay i} envenier ferns oe atid er an : ri'R it : , wea. VERS TER GROV Es TRU ST co Agr. ; eT XGA . Creve Cow to Chart ts - oe == ae . :' rtiTs yr “te be a mood | LATS—S400: o~ 37 Manchester av.. 04 m-) HOME—s - 2 -y home: ozico feet. o - ; . a io , : aie 2 : me garac LIN ~ ER— W ouldn . ’ -" ¢ : . i = : Build rs, gt im an | oun , SOxt ' — , ‘ . me o> vit provement ei: Be pe mprovements floors, ti roof, large porches: jot 100g COTTAGE—@ room —_ : BUNGaLo neg Hania — me : . . ; ” Ho the t now? t Mic wh im : — 1008 Chestnut | 206. sovered with fine mapie_ trees garage | or witheut he : ; nes > electric Attention , “3, — -_ ader , = : ——— om ~ | CG Hanlev Road — i os . na nont! KEAN! :* LA KE. | a pisnt. jeca tion. 166 8S. Gere «er price | garage. — = 3 ve of trait TRICK rage. coc ' i - . , " en it ner - : . . , re i » ba : = ArLE i it 00x] 6: ean sie venn- i2. 30 os. : ae ee camner 1s L1%x«!l as. $8000 t pul * compan a “"R , f fare from Dein by commutavon Uckels. | rivania; feet north ef Manchester: WEBSTER GROVES TRU CO... Age. “506 BUNGALS > ae business reasons, bio ks uth af : -_ ~ ——— —_ nr —a "ED ees “KE OCs ai 6 r n HOME—Buil t by the woner = a home a have listed with ue the goretnens = Charities Rock rai; Maniey ra. Hig. | CS SE oms. jot OW a an RESIDEN( E OF aD WK a sett ROLLA WATSON. 213 Wailnwrizht Bids. mot for ie market places, the &- roam ‘eet Johnson. oo — a. ~~ ee Fr by 4 MA > 60 a foot. on dern b ° : 3 & Sw *. in Washington and ' et oe a — oF , _— =: aninane 43 # , ~ ‘ j Ri NS PLEWOOD S White Way. “$1 modern bungalow « an ev. 2. ae be 4 _—— ~ Rm =, bn —— = ct anal Grow bing RS ‘ : - E A} tL LY I RIN z . B re ¥ 2GAIN S etde of ka hester. 50 feet east of Hope | @ clase by self Every convenience. large — | . #de Natural Bridge. | Goce AC —— "aoe" MRS. J. W. BEMIS - EW 6-BOOM on lot 100 feat a7 a | lot. gmurage. The owner will be glad te SR ere Fest CO.. Agent, Bag me Heong Ragen E—#413_ , : - LICK BUNGALOWS | KBANE &_ RANKE._ 1008 Chestnut. chow YOu (Rrouga. ee Pin Central 0106 rage | . tha: ‘ i SERVING REALTY. @21! Bast RESIDENCE—4 ro rooms, modern, and WEBSTER GEV CO... AS. oth ané 2 rt i . . wy ows Anan? sf Acre 5 4 a ——— f omah - unday “82 fhie magnincen’ cu? > be bo : . rage: lot 60x139_ 3623 Commonwesith. |HOME—A very modern &rmom hb tn SONNEMAN “ ‘BARNETT REALTY w0., : a Sa ETT ae eee eae ae just Seen = jeiM = | _ ihn atte a ag ag — end rOR - needs t con Gina at splendid congpiions , property ea 1430 antes Paeton ‘ ~ ~eA 4 to Sal im, 4 qgutenuadl - aad F ° “1 yf i : ° oe a “~ — ~ ‘ . © resicences, Oo ungalo care 6 t Te wnetea t : a doxi2s. bo sere PROP’TY FOR SALE —— ; mie as y eee proved wit! ery mere. Bn nents and stta * mm on 2a fl (the vacant in Maplewood and vicinity. see : : the way of a or —~a | aoeae wine, ~¥, acres of ‘ground with ‘mpreve- BUNGALOW—Four ro > acre, $24: fArage ii i. we larme 340 Manchemer rv. ( “ary , , , nd ry oot 5 thi inepection @¢ is §6prepert chicken farme at the right price : ke Fert on i ay , Te ; n sf.) $500 cash. DSaiance Mmonthiy you buy. H. Heide). {tor ‘ Surce to H Zimmermann s el - das = rein rrge bedroon hon : 362 3551 1 + 4-rooem brick bungalow: sun parior. | d Rs yt - ees a high type .. 525 Onk- _— ee —_ —~ jeaving city at once : — ae eatraam guick anie yor as fire dD eoms ‘reeh air ; ga’ a , tth sae : os . hickens Brown at staiion aren oa — ‘ ST NAT Aik 2s a ee aS bien Residence ts equipred wth rec- BU: PALA w— 4 a6 Wee =. _ Brentwo ' a ee 7 : , : : acTee gar rien - . + 2 . tir ~ r Ke) ‘nator avat orm of -*- #@ es. , a > ~ ’ ‘ Burm en. NX modern. ee NG ALA WW ... TROe Eute ‘* ar , ‘ res 8 ca ah for 4 ef : @~ wera’ on anc the most modern . eae > a 80a 1.50 nade rooms. ‘ile tarh. A. © Morrieen. 68°00 Bleeck @*% ah ay, Gay ong ene ae plant BUCY BRENTWOOD PROPERTY moectern. ir are sas00.. act quickly. ; — ag a Pp od ge oot Cree SF ORR trees live in Brentwoed and can reeommend | eg * 3 een 2 senuine an Webuser” — AND—5 acres or more; city water. slac- There 's a garawe for three cars ns eo S Sey a - : ifr eat wselerce menth tr 3 mies cts mis. Sas The regiderce ts Dut ‘wo yreare old en” ten mits = — = ae ) Hora! a4 > et _ a P . = " ' met ‘ae 4 sti L, : =t can” aan ae Ee SIX -ROOW HOUSE —s3200 on_oremises today. — Brick A he on 4 “ures, ZArRar. ef! i’ Ent ar : ae — “Fergu . - Manchest ow ' 7 ~ This bh * ocatedd on two cag res and | oO Oskview and Sty | aain, say serms jeer. aise eae ater subdivision tracts = DWARD L. BAKEWELL | Xora and soutn rand, Brentwood. 30 min- | S08: TT Bu ftoi’ om. ‘Shrewsbury ALBERT G. BLANERE RR. £m Pnn ie: : wait i o- + s ” utes from Se i ene viocs a storms é — — iT Til Chestnut «=. Main 3406. Centra: 1144. act m dun- 118 N. Seventh. and churches. water, slectric gas 6 me aL = to Ong Sao RANCH-—1L aere: tmoreved: : dou at | lew ene i West of city Clive 5555. Terms. Call Mr. May. between 1 and 2 p m., ran i} of city on car line Call at aighta, if > TEGETHOFY @ VATTEROT? REA pet CO. «. : ae Haliock. wets McCausiand ay... ' 6{°3A Easton. Caebany ,

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PR. RECT SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1922. Se 1700 REAL ESTA TE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. aE - uf BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES |GUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALO ve For Sale : Ws AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES) gB ws ESS ROP-TY FOR LOWS AND COTTAGES — COTTAGES | Vor Sate For Sale | For Sale | For Sale —— » Hh oi a a For Sale SALSaUNGA For af - hemrtesee: ane — — ee ee MORE! av. and, Taciede e Station rd. _— = “MoORADT & OBERMEYER. 517 Easton. | iN GALOW=Nice new> Bak ae _Northwest ~ South South ot Ee me ‘orest 3100. Delmar 5661. 7. W——Nice, new; 5420 Beacon, 25x > WW menses ‘aoxmes — , ments Sure new 5- 3 3 941 Nor oh Ma: ket, 4 roums, furnace and | ite Fe brick, of 4 rooms, kitchenette. 5533 W REN AV. COTTAGE A480 Minnesota: | tg roo m frame, | BOUTH SIDE BUNGALOWS ood . a 9 *- ) : ic e e eo ‘ ce make e >!900 cash, part monthly will” Oring *Zo096 er will show own- te LAA rdw ood ficore: jot BBO. ai ‘i ' 500. | the spring : 90 you through. | COTTAGE—5144 CG “> rooms. bath. | RER -ARE NDES REALTY CO . ° ° x 4 .. 4 2 age s WANSTHRA I ni REALT c 2 cologne; ®& rooms, bath, | fn o wav A G a S§ & § kr, B § ] W a S ai Catalpa av.% price — _ o344 | wer oe concen gg ee. electric sale Bes $x enaene 5 Fiorissant and ‘Warne. (e) | “HOWARD E. KELS SEY REALTY ¢ ‘0, | —Hiseer = r= Ss. 37TH 23 2 Gravee SFSSR apse vergrecns eaull Ve inter am Una a i. le bAs : , av ; . ~- Site = mol =: ———— - . x - aa Ss" . — “¢ tary eine bath, C nag: street r For further particulars. see . ‘ Gore : New, 3 “Tooms. with ~ bath: gil | ) turna ® and ¢eiectric fixtures: ga- BG ash er oo cet on terms, THOMAS FP. PECHAN. 2022-24 8. i128th. a ® — hn Line es; 3002 basement ; see this, 6102 Minn lesota ay. GROVES TRUST CO. 0. Agt. os # er - - - Arlington GEO. F. BASi FC 6500 cs HOHENSTEIN REAL TY CO, 642 Michi Oo . rire ws Pa ; BUNGALOW —Fi\ rooms i yption rooms, nice lot; street made. M 1 OWL, 715 Chestnut. : gan J305 | A | AY E r KE om s and rece Sen hall . “moa. “a a hall: hard w oor a rs eat wne: 4550 Ss thi * 29ao6 a+. Edw rard st, For card. i- ain 049 COT TAGE—4- room brick bath. furnace / , a - - ; “ts 60x Wav. } ¥ Natural Be ridge . ; Ht YHENSTEIN REAT, TY CO., 64°R » Michiga: n 4lxx. Cc AME TF . Ss — — ~ nn able : ; owner leaving the city; see ~m...2 be ye ra tile. hall, i a heat. | : VN) . - y i COT a ~ 4 is *ennsy!vania. For terins, see | rt th OT . ‘. & GROVES TRUST CO., Agr. - 3 BUNGALOW—4-room brick; 2 garages; lo fu ea ma, tile bath. lar NEAR O’'FALLON PARK | HOHENSTEIN REALTY CO., 6428 Michigan| “OBLE-McCAWI ‘EALTY CO., nA , . ‘ ‘ ‘ " * 8 ih, sus ce Ietr , 4 . ; ; ved i ‘ ’ " ry epee end reception hall; “pe = a 60x 14% " ba! rgai Rs yr , s rial , 1 rraine ae. . Cc and garage. 47. 3 Ne room brick: bath. ¢iectric and furnace: i Co;T TAGE—442 S& Lo uisiana. 5 room brick - Che ot ut. | t. hardwood floors: . 2 ~_ OP) | GOTTAGE—EF33 “Rivard. areon | aise mee price $4750. | bath, electric, garage. street made i 4714 Dd. AHL LA AV. 410 Alma av. ice $ £e oe BUNGALOW—4467 Lexington: | on in ward; 4-room | frame & VANSTRATH REALTY co.,,9 | HOWARD E KELSEY REALTY CO | BROVES. TRUS -O., > oe q “a brick, reception hall, | bat e, Bridge road 1 block north Natural r lorissant and Warne (c) | 40 13 Gravo! Grand 6123 , = nd € vy frame cottage: ems; hardwood floors, hot. pir i price reason able. vwner yall} : a4 7e “qwner today; price $2000 lectri . street improvemen ] TAGE— — Barg Room , | gee ty gy ag Ba, » 4 oy ee cate ag rai made : Soom. Serencn. “8, oer | North gain, oF ; T Bungalow frame; furnace, electric and garage, THOM AS F. PECHAN, 2022-24 8. 12 o x ara “? ‘S ‘ano AV.; a) rooms, - - ’ “y mis , oO ur = 4250 Cc? : urde. {3 1, ~2 : sarase: Price - aan .. hot-water heat: lot | —-—-—S/cott._See owner on premises. | @aretta: 5 rooms, in-a-dor bed: ‘con arene ath acta ro oe ee New Bungalow, $1000 Cash | COTTAGE —O110 is Vermont ay $-room j . po ' verv reasonable | | 4th and Market sts TRUS - 2 ne ¢ COTTAGE—5or 5 cr: | in basement: ‘ | ! 1c83) ; GROVES TRUST CO. Agt s = machines. .Zovoe O86 Emerson; 5 eee. SaTIEE: | open garage tor 2 cars; $750U U. | COTTAGE—Brick; 4454 Tiagka: 4 rooms 8723 Oak Hill. one block west of Gravois vas er eh | hi t | _. F oat Eo! SI > 4 " furnace, bat! ty C : HILM TON & Kt -HLEN BR! NCK, | ; wath, gas. elec 1% - i of ka hy t “nF apd HW n pm stucco. bath, electric, bard. 7a ts _ |__ ALBERT WENZIICK, 10146 Chestnut. | ~GRACE REALTY Co.. 100 N. 8th ot.(o7) | wie yt URace: slect NNER, Agent, “2801 | por Mie ‘bath, electric, fh ck a ae a i ( "herokee : z ‘assy terms : ; ee es South COTT AGE—F Tar ne - 5008 Grace. 5 ° -oomne. DR ZDA REALTY CO... 4006 Choutean (cfifB | BUNS OW — electric, toilet; lot 30 b: t ai S 41° ‘ \ YY | a OK S802 x ern, 4 Toons. | tile| WM. F. KALKBRENNER, agent 2801 | 4131 CALIFORNIA bl ash; 4314 \ ice | Cherokee. Beis ’ ry mas, bath, toilet and furnace: Int hot-water heat, and 4@ SS “ Oe ae er io. }COTTAGE— ae 36 Glendale rd.; shade Farms . 3 —ae ve 4 i . electric, only | Sits e? fo wey Bb; . -room frame; or particulars see WM. a 2 Ox -o8t-Dis a n1G0 7 ,1en ial LH1F Hh M: Nair av. COTT GE—3 roonis ' > eo = i = A Agent, 11s Chestnut. _ poms, brick wiuccoed, hot-water pg1800. 4014 Lilburn | vgs aed gas: prin heb A 904’ floors. lie bath, sleeping cA % COTTAGE—Five rooms and bath; ope: ‘ and : al Zas: price $4750 4736 — NGAL GWowNew be - s “or ss x123; garage. 7 ‘Kim Dl., ee W, Zaylor _ COTTAGE—57 138 ,Hodiamont: 5 — rooms; | & modern: @ bargain, 4506 Broome, stat | ee 412 Fassen; 4 rooms, NOBLE-MeCAWLEY REALTY Co Pax , Seat, now vaca $7200. | 25 feet: $2400 | . pire. on hal E. tr. CO : oe 8617 s%. 1 Bt J pa A Dp! if I story garage’: jot 550x125: price $2500. ¢. LAN PAU L, E REAL “y co 117 Bie | JOHN Bo ‘KERY & SON +) rN 30) font ¢ l” atreets rticulars call at 25 26 Maltin oO call STRODTM SiR | BUNC Shel. Snows | , Y SON. Dealer in Real | 1, ON the in ae on TTAGE 7) . M - “3 ; iJ) MAN A TR eons: N, . iALOW—4 room Ss, hardw 00d floors. tile! bE state, 1025 Chestnut at shiek’ J See this. - Helfens ay —45 ary; 3-room frame; >) a 3607 N roe way | ath, furnace glate TAak.er70n _porrneg, ' ue aniis v.; % block from Cherokee «OA a Rock wer, gas and electric; 3 garages; lot 60x |GOTTAGE—S Toon sieciric 60x126; laree | -21100-cash; | $55. mon * ge? 5434 PT sotgiad | cor TAGE—2708 Utah st.. J-story brick of | cat 0 ns see MORFIT. 807 Chestn re. 3 125. | lawn, vard and sheds fo 5 acaiee: tone | BUNGALAI Wo Fae oLOGRE: Pore eo; price $3200 HOHENSTEIN REALTY CO., 6428 Mi nt AE op A A MAP ms estnut. ae , Ss: E 4 roo in al 14 “dath. ara ‘elan. —_ > ‘ . . S00 or ¥ K . ‘ . 2 Dr} “ke > $787 ‘ alifornia ay dD rooms. HARRY REMSBE ‘ "HE Rr, « “hip pe ' wa and ’ . - ~ ee in Webster Groves. oe gy py ri improver nents ti easyV (ee . 3 «* RROD | ye ‘nat. “D1 spate }, Os Cie eeee. ox Li ER FI. ING K i — Detter 6. Nebraska, Bidn ey 267 Vv ictor 1208 1808 WONDERFt L. - NOAL OW , Dy i? : . « hid > BA” AIL POP ) t¢ - etedeetes av L J. ~ er ‘ . ‘ - , rest or Thi ne y : son & Gravois COTTAGE— -Frame: 4200, _ Bee! hoven: five| Private street: 2-story rooms. mod- rooms, bath, electri ge: price $400, | low, § rooms, tile at Wainwright. Olive % _ 4470 70 Kosguth. _ fax eORSO (c) | COTTAGE—5922 The kia - a room. frame.| BUNGAIT OW—494] Neosho: 6 ——- . ‘ s . . ™ 10: rTAGE— tory ame, rooms, eiec- t ni slecir ‘ Zi S Th 3 t . ood Fx Test. on Sherwood COTTAG 2- | or} nt 7 x a0 ie a . re ne ty ae 2 ’ SAae er? Li e\ ‘ery Tres} os . E. S« hneider, 4053 VN M. ‘7 KALKBRE N NE R A car rarawge 190: established neighborhood | tric, gas and £a ge: 3 400; all im IN] n Neosho. Laclede 37iJ yee ohh te , - r «¢ , — a 1) tn - svees vy , G - - AYU: 42 ‘a. ~ sf -“sSLOVY 5. “4 _« pod Foresi, 100x200. north ride = Sunumene—snoe-Colemen st; & vocme. bath | COTT. ra av. (Bellefontaine car | furnace, bath; street’ made. 4857 toe.| room frame. jot geclaght tice $1600, °° | Chippewa and Nebraska. Sfd. 267. Vic, 1208 . between Rock Hill road and “# and electric; newly decor ~ ted; a wee orth) “* Omg, let; lot 25x165: elec- | over ay. o¢ Han HARRY REMSRE RC > es — pric for caeh, - | for quick pate, Spee ‘tor inspection ‘ tric, ra eme it; ; $2000; terms $5 BI YG ,\LOW- 2 ; | Chi ppewaand Nebraska. Sid 2u7 VY ( ()'] | Al I: "B AR GG AIN _ MO Fi T, 807 Chestnut. = % GOTT AGE—1¥42 Sullivan: 3 room yric . ‘ash, ‘RT 201 , nth y : ee eee ankt improver AG alii ix room, Vv ith MOGern ( “OT 1 AG CHA 4) Cal a 41 17 Mi Ree a % reoms bath and 4. fe intetested in a large jot, i pe SUTTON & KEL ENBIINC i ell my 3 - — 2o**: | sho, Southampton. 9 ‘40: nO’ Neo- |” - 6 na, bath, Ginctele, ture *laaess elertric Hehis; pares ter tee. om . 3 DU ? 3K ‘ill sell my 3-room frame; attic | 7 - (c) , a ot 2 | chines . ~ an : ground and abundance of fruit ih HILMER, DU 412° N. 14th et “Onc! hagsement: 1} B0x125 m reet BUNGALOW—6 rooms; tile bat | Rey a, Opposite Carondelet Parl nines: wil f ~® eed : —- arrange t nape: *f 550 ee —EE ——Ee | 7 ’ . . . ' . 4 . t* + “ f) tre rs. fur na» 4 ER MANWN ._ This is a modern 9-reom t COTTAGE—Frame: 3 rooms. kitchenette, madd as a a at oF pawns Hum phrey unio §=sarage. 405 Doerflinger R. Co Jefferson and Gravois KOR Chestnut , vod 110e80G Tee eg beet. sit. aa et. electric; newly decorated; reason. | 82! a oe ee) Sod owe ‘Seaneee CQTTAGE—4554 Ha | B iful Bunga! Res) ee urbe ot x500 he Owner 7 i city. 4119 Harris. Colfax sn Fa sip 4 sALOW—6 rooms, reception hall bein + agg MORRO 9 MuUrkz. near Gravois: « eaut Tallow , , - . : , hint , i tee throu will | $56 leaving . eption hall, bath. rooms. frame; and 2-room voltage : autiiu una “ t sider nce | Tlere You Will Find the’ Home Yeu Would Have Planned for Yo if. — Pre eeetee chigan | *oetibheelbetaer Ker inerly v.43 G-room | _Diet@i Wweatherstrips; aimo ; > “Th real GROVES TRU i CO. A 5S556J, st new Grand water and eie¢ jot 27x120: ve Overlooking wawres Grove Park. a, ri GOTTAGE—J' ust completed; 1#th and Des- trae rat © c. & : i The, OG ° A rnost at’ ra tie 4 P. f 4 ro mms hat hh. ‘ at. oles ~w wi «? 1} — = vs ‘ : : BL N& AL ‘ UW—Mo dern: bric . — : Eo. s es a | f ' 3 . | rep ne; open f | si 0 | CASE REALTY "| con; Just compieted, with every conver, | c . a “83x100 ¢ bardwoc Figg => eee Gurney Court—facing Tower Grove Park on Magnolia avenue and Kingshighway—-one of the highest bh] “> j ‘ i ’ Oo Nar .¥ \ mre ; Aw: cere: aime mew; portent. mam >; open for inspection; price $5000: | Perruson tence. | Bee Tt , TAGE—3-room frame, lot 63x100 feat. | 28! floors; r 3 cars; lot 7 oN P. har ow 5201 Nottingham bargain f: all homeeeek. 195 Admissiot y eal ay ~ the heart of the city, with all the advantages and none of the disadvantages of county property ; > plenty of = T (ec) te NELLE 1 , 2 4523 MAGNOLIA Re I nee “] ‘531 mere . uv. Riverside 206 . , oe property; no nt. ress FP. + ae ELLER, 2531 N. Broadwa; COTTAG) 531 person av.: 6 rooms, | _&V. iverside 2 ‘ert ice $14 r; extra tnt inetin a, : | 4 7 . ) OT {ES 3 REAL 5... oa a space and beautiful scenery-——the location that insures the perpetuity of your investment, as does also the q : ; $3000; tern y is wer ] > { HM) te ‘A LOW — 4058 W yom ing at 8 room JA! se “4 SMITH RE AL TY (* vy T4Ww =O) the improvements made. One of the choicest restricted residence properties in St. Louis. “An - unusual opportunity : j | RERGERIT dees: | as 1 y 1 * Y, * vamere s av | They hare the hest ha ardwood floors throughout, not water heat (D. & , x System), instantaneous hot-water heat- om smse ae on ie where in” | 3 = = ab ! ait Sper in: 9 an BS feces: temeus tavenens. On Minne nmap 5 rome, with afl berowdtesase: | rice anc card Kee HARRY RE “MSBEC en | \Ii , yy RN 6-ROOM | er; attractive electric lighting fixtures with electric baseboard plugs in each room; shades and copper screens. ianes with me for ay neneen . a “O'Fallon Par ty Bast ‘Semin with attic: a — i ‘rutcher, Bellefon- ME HRKENS-OTTE NAD BROS S Dinettes |. ter Fee — a er oe BRI K F BU ‘NG AL fay The bedrooms have large, well-lighted and ventilated closets; extra coat closet with full-length beveled plate r GROVES Oe ee Hits R, ‘pUTTON oie § eat ear”. toly decorated 3429—6 room dweling: new garage, seo this. ae 5 rooms, bath, | COT rT immer titchaat ao bath, electri = on i : V | mirror in door in the living room, and attractive, mantels. temater heat Sst i Bondi C TIAGE—B-room ‘brick ; slate roof, fur- | - 2 Sd pT ee ———_—_.— poets 0 peas Riverotd ~e ‘Sone | BSR asa : 7 i py 00. in ead bo ae m1 .. 7 awnings. ¥ y of ant ars 8 | The kitchens have porcelain sinks with double drain boards and built-in cabinets; the bathrooms have both R GHOVI ES _ TRU ST ¢ - As’. Be ag soy terms 49°4 Alsace : 2m son 3-CTOOm | br aig om ectgbee modern, AP wrt ss gg ed by em COTT SR akin ALT) ~ ~- “4 | gan wilt , taker celles care of it. tiled floor and walls, recessed tubs and also shower, pedest a] lavatory, medicine cabinet, linen closets and clothes chutes. yl e SON R _ BE. & I. CO. Get j | 416 Chestnut st } sha Easy terms 4 ff gee: sTUES SEL, Ris ALTY CO. 47 > 1 ~ ‘ x m, Tu ra : ; rage. in ) 1e 7 - Lat atte. Cn on ee _ This 18 @ rare opportunity to get a home auch as vou would have designed for yourself, without the care and i of Webster and Kirkwood prop. 7 l. A. BOSSO & SON. stnut st mee mae St othe. n> He : ; bb HIG AN, NE AR CHIPPEWA _ trouble of overseeing its construction, and at a “ae which ae could not meet were you to undertake building —— ——— ae — [ paanied ; GOTTAGE—Four-room _ brick #40 o nertn: 6 > sUNGALOW—S 1 orn. : th aeianes ivermide 2°92W. Ki a1] rn ) 6 aan E PL. hat ¢) te iF , wy > one Webste d o s weet of Pairrround ‘Park; all a 3 : 4 ~ , wood floors. Cr AN REALTY ARAn » T reryr . ‘x pap. of $1500 to 348000” a concrete garage; cvner In lea\ for EL tps « 100 Em COMARS: | slate roof. lot: street an: Ee ree — _ 8635 Michigas arge rooms. reception | for yourself. These priees range from $15,500 to $17,500, including brick garages with tiled roofs for one, two and GROV ES TRUST CO... Agt. (8) fornia: this 2 4 ~~ ag Lor BOMeOone . WarT ‘HINGER an? . : n 4136 conveniences 7 4 ame Sma Gee eee ora! , —_— arage, modern; good | three ears — ~~]=-. “aa > ——SEND 7 + patel c RTWIG-I , , roon “Q Oace > : Lé : tf, 20) len: LOC: n - . Hit. L ROAD. Ww ERSTER : oH. 194A Post - ane. | - — = ‘neon mt —— ’ Ri ' mM RRI 1 RU Qa Al OW Fo = \ j ‘Tor 2417 4 ) “ £ | t gs ’ aix tract ' bys ne re: : or kE . EYDT TA RICK — yA. | : 4 — corner Rock Hill end 2 COTTAGE —6 ay 1. ¢} ixtt eS ine tis e i : gray bf Ll, iis 4 orm ath, nented excep ti on all y beau pred god, he “Taree i> HARRY ft r? 5 Ms BE ' CHE P 4 fern a4 HOOT (vr ; Via ay Satisfactory terms ean be arranged. Buy Now As Prices Are Steadily Advancing. . f r ead te the - lar t ©5x160 rae 35 erme ; a oor “ 4] 1s; arcacware mh te mA ELEN s : "ars - F © fATSON, ae | 3 Wainw right Bldg. } 350 eg — ee Le] 10 044. Gert} a : . “i 16H me , every thing strictly hippewa and Ne} raska § AT x , ons x 5 Ww \I¢ | iE R N I XN (; A LA >W CLASS GLENDALE HOUSE qZ = : tS S 1? xe ee a | SUT, —Fran ere is @ bargain and | y9 S ay.. 2d house n. of Lockwood av. “3 _Baden. “* en Cotes pl: 8-1 BUN ck Baltimore | BUNGALOW —5170 Dresden’ 4 rooms” bath & - coi ttle home for someone owner 9009 | G RAND BL. > rooms hardwood floors Gurace * OOTTAG GES—3039 2941 N or? | h Market a’ 4 i i t } : al) e) lectric street mad on . h > ‘ " ‘ ‘ y . 4 ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ " e ig 7 \, i . " . re - ‘4 . . 4 ’ — an o Ww ' ar siectric yu 2 na ’ €e, concret ore . ' room riIaze j 3 ‘ Ca 7 I ornowl ; Lé nice 4- room brick cottawes: strik tly m o4- ; i of if T4 one , ese | $4: OU i 6 por: : th ‘ or ae yO! : firs loor. a ree «anfini : , Magnolia Ave. and . oO. _MORFIT. 607 Chestnut. q immediate possession; price very rea- a * Jess Fras “3 *.. Rreadway 3813 Ww AR > - KELSEY REALTY Co sectric, st wil 9°1- price | A ha! n | floor } Wate 24 TUXEDO. 3 &@ OBERMEYER, 5179 Easton. | 4 ROOMS. BATH—$2059 GUNGALOW New FT tle eee 3. _| Grand 67 33 | shies gd agg PRS gy I ergo | weather Gurney urt q solari im, furnace. bath. , BRET . ot 350x138; A heat 7 rooms, electric. ¢g bak fioors, built-in cabinet and r ‘ Forest . ave. eres ——=- | @0) ee te | Water, sewers, toilet; fine haseemnt: paved ' AND iv. i’ a a ee ee oe eee a Sie bat Watnn = Po :. "ane HOU Sshs—1: 307, Clinton: 2 OUses PS | - yy > ‘ Arcade Bldg C e 278 = price reduced $10G0 for. Guick ma Nem of EZ. r ' vO z rie | c ec} os entire front: lot 50x150- ae iN. — & i} , aA in Fe ries wet na 2 r PA VIT City; $3400 - : aT ter y ia “Oo>mn Webster 1008 ae oN, MODE KN Bt NG AL Ow me meee sity RMS 40 00 Schiller pl CaABY terns at _electr nented — ‘eo \ 2 Wf Re : MM R T NG AT, ray , SPLr NDID HOME, _ > a COTTAGE—$4200 it bandon labadie: 5 rooms, tile bath. furnace, | iy SoA oat completed. 4945 Delor a #130, owner will show va NEW i V Lo = oe ——— - ae : ot-water heat, Oa oors, oak Z 6&- Christian av.: ick cotu SE. wee atures ch oe ; ei aR mo autiful story brick bungalow §& a tile Pei: ue yperperiog- by ; we: ck west of King's TT TT - garace; — — to wk two finished attic rooms, bath, electric, ' , “s . = 4 — . Ss f w rooms and j parlor, with oe we ‘ * vet i = Sena, wn it llehwe ready f eupancy, hardwood oak BUNGALOWS AND co AGES. BUNGALOWS AND co AGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES i J , Te osressiOnN: easy (erm. MN UNGALO' ore, t-water heat at of: ope day | * — , —_ OO Pile ith uilt-in tub; moist x > "O01 ween a immeenew s rather _ pen until 9 p. m lly . “ | 5965 CONN Et Tict T ST. 562 K ga x, rity bath, fur hath. ayranee, bp Sena. gereage, barge pone. have the jot for nothing. 4 2527 MADISON AV.—COTTAGE 5xx Alcott av.; frame Sungaiow 7 pricg $6500: terms, $1000 cash See} _SUnd#Y until 3 p. m 41-4. AL, I} ORNIA AV. es bungalo n Sst. Loujal: nace, monthly payments like rent Quick sale rooms, hardwood floors. hot-water ae « hrick: street and Aliey made: oms, bath, irmmace; lot 40x12, electric, | JAMES } M! REALTY co COTT AGE -New. 4 Y mage “te an Rie int 4: see tile yr th none low val ty | MISSOURI LOAN CORPORATION HALL RE Nias CO., Easton an in aplendid condition; Jot 100x100, ix rooms, es Ore : 4W | room frame; bat lec lern Rain ) _roome, ti TL “ bp S057 live 9209, Cahany 2211R 211 N. 7th wt. | COTTAGE—S-room frame: ~ hot-wa 7 treet maa , Riverside 37 VW Swen ay i , . . garden, grape arbor, chicken }ard lot 25x150; price $1875 ryt , CO i f wilt t ¥ | floors, Home 7 — ie — . nee TiVO ri a I . i > : ' loca? P mad OAL } in , ATC O i ne 7 ? ' An ~. ehramm ; : convenient to schools, churches, Ge EUGENE J} ALTHE IME ER, $17 Chestnut st ae ¢6 ‘3615 N. Broadway. | ™ wire we )W——Owner : 4704 Ray is very | et, one-half, block to car line; pri Ne wage aR gag! teagaers gy? se and oo ~Y_ Title “Guarants lag... iidet live |} 5214 KANSAS—NEW plot, 30x190:; saige. : oh mo trains and both strest ar shi $0xx LINCOLN AV ' 4 { BUNGALOW AND COTTAGE BU aR. | beautiful 2-stor y bungalow offering this) “JAMES M. SMITH RBALTY ¢ ner as widen of the’ Weleieee Gee oe 61 iii cin | Beautiful new bungalow of @ rooms, 8M) school near W siigto , | h-room frame cottage; good repair; a1: ony Sam , 7 ' ee wt re yt I ae. ° of rooms | _ ieee j — oe , ae ti re ce a ag + & , " Lorr rl ee ~~ | parlor, hardwood floors: tlie bath; price : , completed our new home and can @ improvements made; $2250 , 209: 2 eet: street and | Sore + og My g" = Z sonat front end rear | __“iverside O7s\. ), 2a omy ot alanc unged stentls = g; 4ower Grove Hhts. sungalow S| $6759, on TOR wy, Veta : a . rf | ‘ P . 7% > & . , . A > 5 2 aw r h ile "Yr i . | ; _= . « « . { - ¥ a f 146: : 1 > - i . . m ™ > e ° ‘ T fil ay, | COTTAGE—49xx Blow: 5-room frame: gas.| p.m. For furthe tt | 3908 AND 3914 HUMPHREY ¥._J. CORNWELL R. E. CO, 313%. | Faee a, ee ; . ; ; , ' : as.) DP ! r turtney ati ° r etr . - sar eegpmr — er anew x * ive roo “ B r. ‘ int f : vos Pgggy 5 3500 cash, balance; REMSBE , + ski ce Se, se ee cUraane, CHICKEN FANCIERS nace, hot and cold Water, gas co Hiate possession. Buy direct nnd a A. JOHNSON Pe Peg ) S ieeiins / race: @o {iil (cB) | MEHI 2KENS-OTTENAD, 3805 § @gent’s commission. Small payment le Oe RR Bt SB Pp ai ; iP :* 5. i | Two-story Baltimore prick: ,O reoms, bath bic oe and DSthA, am : : Fo PARK byes te Ponguin Corner Rock Hill road: Sad tt Ridney. ys El ta owner ndit miraers ian | -Or . nes, easy ern Broadway | SE FLOOR; & S" MODERN | 4612 Gravois Open until p Anti | OUr-IVOOIN 7 ic \ ifurnace, copper s penne. shadés and fixtures; | °° *“*e" pounes. pie Asie 749" pi te ' A A real buy; 6 roome. Ree - rooms: r park lot; Be A Se CA MIT EL L. IEBE RT. F ™ 407 —O” Chestny : 7 — AG E- “$5000 - "IPMEN: T T H Re Tt” sit yt” ¥s Sumday until 3 YY , os good condition po Ta P Sota > aioe naskan Ain 4 au a 1, be ag heat; ce. Sarr ae : ‘ > i , RAM! A 0 Porn t. } sus tT i . ? “ . n e lot “eObe ark; at A 3 OU EENS AY EN( BE Bl NGALOW “ t Bs mrt bath, r- | "A TE yer BBERY. FRI TRESS: | corrs~ar._-r . agate ( 1 f age, “ Tei Mt) 405? HU MP HREY 87 | ROLAND A. WISE. 34 fi., 812 Cheatnut. IO MILLER R FE. 2. | * , bat } noe ‘ ~ r | | . Websier | ck ; t 40x12 treet Y BOX Q-12, POST-DIS. | = Se —e 2 ~ oe: ‘ , + Five rooms, tile urn , Murphy in Le ong [- Tinie dri 1es!- . = mead oe —— am — -%y we a ote ; : el emt | a o . ms 4-family : BSNO ash, balance lik " yuys prac: | ile June. ‘ At, Te. BIGGEST COTTAGE sis ' $450 \ecmeeeds in good condition; price only | braska Sidnev 267. Vietor 1208 But a doliar-for-doller two bes; close to trolley and trains, price 4g 3638- ennerly ve, family, tloeally ne pom bunmak iw, _ hy e hard | from Cheroke ' aoc hm BAKGAIN IN &T LOUIS 4 BARG AIN 45 | ) apartments, under one roo at @ iitt 1.000 for quick sale nag 72 5 My tt hos4 Frederick st.. frame, 2-fam!! 1S; | wo loors. i itis see red tile) will trade nd § ; ae ed ? 145-47. EICHELBERGER 4 4 TLAS. HOMAS F. PECHAN. 2022-94 ®. 12th at. | LINDE NWOOD BU NGALOWS| price than a single bungalow of o¢ uy of ite kind to Pe ad. . . “ sak alliteesnttininans! f; inspect at once, 400% ngton . | , 4% ' f x ; bone . . — : ; + one and Quality oan pad, 600 fret north of Rig Bend road. | bargap. ti, be Bi "RNS. 1305 Chestnut. | wea NERAC “$5 ER vuleerianager sat, wegen | ur and s i oms, WwW th bath; New 6-room brick bungalow 2507 8. King’s 70% 36 Marquette ay. 6-room matt brick 7il toe os ratand (Deimar Ga HAS C. MORFIT, 807 Chestnut. ee ys Re co TTAGE—$2500 422° Gravois. Victor 204. Grand| FEDERER-ARENDES REALTY C 6 ee A= ella te maa tg omg aay. asl PRET Southwest TOaT idareusti today, Particulars LOOK AT 521 CLARK. . es PP RELLER.. 3531 N. Broadway. | 4914 Claxton: bath, pase- 737 : | ea. ao es Sidney 267 whe Ben GS cot oe ag ao ing be ee Oe eee BUNGALOW—-2527 3. King’s |b y; Olin 7 Marquette ev; S-seem bungsiew; SAVINGS TRU ter FLO. nt a comfértabie 7-room home, fur- 7% mee oa , ment, ele garage: ‘lot 37 oe RL ws tre inl : a E t— ; : —leyy —_ \ sO Chee mise Hee KO rooms, strictly mrodern: garage: price ‘ ” mayne ' ia , €.; garage, «ide drive: lot 50x150; ae 4499D KOSSUTH AV. nade Dw RUHS, 8321 N. Broadway ALOWS—5 and 6 rooms, vath, mod-|JUNIATA, 4128—Three e rooms, bath, Maan een o 5268. | 500 WILL ¢. WISSMATH, 73% chestnut | 7094 Penrod ay; bungalow; het nt to train and car service, churches ‘ fuer EDW. L UHS ‘ roac way. rn; oma, 4°75 Delor. $7450 743 furnace, electric and finished basement ; we | papa wert BU NGALOW—4 rooms and sus om; mod-| indenw rooms, bath, electric, gas, turn ’ § 37 Tholo On): : : st’ LO} 1 he |e nzle | room fiat buildin rice e , oe (US Andenwood pl.; 6 rooms, het-water Shick RE. eS oe neright Bid ' condition; all improvements ma de; price 1 SPLE SDID > BRL Sot a A ;. King’s edema 6728 Benite 6% — 03 Baston ona ble prea he rn. 6518 Devonshire, Southampton. | a. very latge lot, $6600 garden; owner ae pe = to Be emer * uce x. tee JOHNSON R. CO., on wr ee — her. y* has gran ‘told ska. $8250. For ccome call ‘Piveraide| Delmar 1733. Lindell 461, Lindell 462 -DWAR lL. BAKEWELL, __ Bu NGALOW—4740 Bonita: 6 rooms. mod- 78 Marquette av.: new ngalow, just 5 ACRES : Titie Ceuar Bidg sf ho t 0! ck A m car it - ' + d electric. 2: " 2 He i S—Frame: 4 rooms. cas and electri ‘ "tt Olive @ OO: 6. -* € ern; ‘ onvenientiy jo. ated Henry Mueth ) complete f » rooms, sun “ye $4750 SOHN “CRETHER &o.. Bil Tat. Life . 4 } ; y ' : v4 ’ aol : le ty of cio : Ses, 13- *»* me * yg : ee te Pe > tr t ge a. Os ~ as rie « BU NGALOW—B ea utiful 6 rooms, modern ; be z arquette ay., new ungalow. just av. : 10-room house, wi S baths. 7 KOSSU TH AV. BU N( tALOW oc id nae cuneet. r, pro A y . 4 u gon = 8. | BUNGALOW—42xx Lafayette; 6 rooine. _ street ma - 1 & - end a 9717 4 gon. In peat K. s -000 must be sold: owne = had to "hase city, | comple ted; 6 rooms, eun parlor; corner lot; |)” : ro flora, hot-water heat, oe heer z Opposite Fairground Park; 7 rooms, beth, | oo cue HOF OHME YER. Florissant and; Pullman, screened siceping porch,' special | sil “teieiacie Nene ‘t ~ oe oe diusis” eaatediastaned: ame See ad | 3027 Barthold: key next door $7 BRICK COTTAGE wher outbuildings ; grove aitte ent het-water heat. tile roof and garate. For | ;° nion Delmar 2 581L, Colfax ORDO | designed fixtures, hardwood floors through- | Brick DUNES OW e2 ~f oms, hat furn 1hy fF L 1s 7 on rlag Olive 378. | Cab. 6590. REASOR REALTY ©0. (c)! Sunday. Lindenwood salesman. 4396 Chouteau. h-reom htains many large trees of differ : out, hot-water heat; tile bath. tile roof; | Clectric. garage: 6800. RINKOP y- — = BUNGALOW—6108 Berthold av.: @-story |... Penton S*OW or Marshall 132R of dl | ad of lot 252133; all Solna 2 = of admission and price catl Ii. W, J.) - hae : J @, @trawberry beds, fruit t a q TLLMANN, 119 N. ody et. Central 1742 5- KOOM BRIC Sn Aree HEAT | garage for 2 cars: one-half biock to car’! Chesthut at ‘ cea aFap SA om 7 ONE FLOOR HOT WATER HEAT | brick bungalow, 6 rooms. tile bath. fur- s CONRAD L. &C HOPP. R22 Chestnut. _ Price ture in rear; nice high | Pretty cottage at 536 riington a nS’ iine; built June, 1921; must be sold quick; | POOR MAN’S CHANCE Legal ; andsome 6-room bunga- | ©, very easy terms, see this - he | B ARGAIN Bl INGALOW ean MANN-SPAC ean a rr. i i Jd ’ Kain. +> 9 , silieais . - ; ra nent hborhood ick sale wanted. Olive 1538. “ tile bath lectric. rock LY WiLS ON RE ge 4 CO. GAT T is "{ BO-font lot; bast — | ey at 8, bargain For particulars call | @4-room cottage: gas, electric; iarze lot; ow tile bath, hare wood floors; terms | OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut st. hot-water vc | ’ ’ Te etivre ra nit | hbasem ‘ 7 es -- ny iA - ~ — |foundation, granitoia jrand 6787. V ~ tor 204. Admission | garage; 2S1L7 Mi: geanford : oniy $1900. Thos | BE! aL, Is R > sr ade Bidg. Olive 3878. | ————— w+ — OR rae and v Webster. Groves, . Mo. : casi ML me T BE : OLD heat Arco self-adjusting water heater; a tne | through escort on : | §. Pechan, 2022 12 ic) ' eee Se BUNGAL OW—5223 8. King’s highway; 5) PRI 'E $10 500 ee ; | 3 $3941 North Market: 4-room brick cottage; | piece of property; price reasonable. H F. | MED AC 2 > ; iV . 7. ' SOUTH SIDE COTTAGE rooms, bath, hardwood floors, tile roof; WEBSTER PARK °* : furnace, electric, cemented laundry; all im- BHMEYER, Fiorlsgant and Union, Delmar | MORN yBARTH emma GO NEOSHO ay | | 5229 VERMONT | 97260," term | 2607 S. King’s highway; beautiful bun-| FLATS, APARTM'TS pe : tte provements. G card ftom Laux 8ER11, Colfax Z2R50 — | COTTAGE- 249 Connecti leut : ~oama: Bae astiens . om ition: oot ~~ png electric: Pi exe | “it ~: reception mall, sleeping porch, | STUBSSEL REAL TY CO, 3548 S. Graad I low, 7“? rock poreh across the front, APARTMENT —Haraal 3 ; "} it. ad — c—42 }ec ob is. - ha ‘ Garr ‘ 4 ) . , ) 1 sO rnace large arace ae ay “= eases - ardwsdo hoes nh nA ‘is a - mew list carries seeral rar ALBERT WENZLIC K, ‘1010 Chestat SEE THIS “PRETTY BUNGALOW | foot lot; shed room for 5 trucks are looking for a bargain look at this vrop- a E DE RE ek ARENDES RE. | BUNGALOW—2246° Richert av.; | 6-ro ve" \tiful fixtures, “hot. setr hee, & “restag pod Gate; lot slog f° oper Linei"aie- ~_ ‘ TY CO., frame: bath, gas, electric: lot ‘ 90x136. Park homes. If interested in prop- dern brick b ow | - sai . L 5612 Cjaxton @\ modern bric sungalow = —— erty at once ‘ he ir trict. 1 og on - West Webster write ) —_— 6: 900 rooms at oe ¢ receptior all |; COT TAG E—Bri k: 5 room: ojd style; 30vV ew re . oh o . 0 | 2610 Gravois . ‘ B.ee Di ng porch; garage, xcellent een r rie : a 4 BU NGALC W y ome and bath, eption h — eo : > ) $ \ | THOM At FPECHAN, 9022-94 8. 12th et. | eve vrice $4800. 1000 aah = 7 on amati payn aint and rs ao & i at International ie THA | 5700 GOC lectric, he . . f ce heat, down. Box. B-375, ‘Post-Di f ee | i HON. 1023 ¢ 7 : by - ) E LOW AY. eie Pats % . ol v ater . urna . —- — — = ° ed tC > . * . ’ , 7 "7° To T ¢y ulld . | Mi U JRPHY & / 3 ‘hest nut Matin i. ia | . . ‘ — 9 BSTER (GROVES. U ST co... A Beaut!fu!i 5- oe —_ b unga lo w “. ; @. con’ r} to car nee tmoen ediate CxT” \rAGE——4 ‘rooms, hath modern: hard- ; 2807 MERAME , i WE A VEE « AR] ELD , Ms - Aa 4 room | - sa Ll SW * | Ow Eee thee il show you rouse: P+ x171. APARTMENT HOTEL — ¢ c ~ a . ss es H OHME YER. Flor- wee Tages 5719 Gravole 6 rooms, bath, tollet. furnace. ? aay rood brick bungalow on Itaska & close to the | Bt INGA AJ New, 56 roomé and bath. brie a kK MM THORN HILE. Ril Chea nut et. ng newly finished basement furnace €. a nos « i n; e n | bn clmene = 8] ; Colfax Se, 10C a4 _ ’ i } re Adm iasio erg ar 4d ov Spe . Revo Mill; can be oe with $1000 cash, garage. ecreens, Bil moder n, at M iow live 1286, Cc entra! ‘640 ' ew, ps with e Wellston 5x126. Ow Kl win one t . gure oe me er — — oo =e ” ae ( OTTAG E—4 101 Lat te;' brick. 5% 7" NOBLE McC Av . EY TAL TY balance m price; must sell this week; owner O20; a tion recent : - ’ 7, sy roac§y 2 a i? - ar | ‘ ’ ta ‘ iat i i M EDW l, . be ne w ater. eat. oy ei S ohecd (Jarner av DING—6214-16-18 Eason; frame @ ~ ite -* pyre i COTTA | . roo A. M AY E R *R EALTY CO. | o0ca ae | Wes ine: grand, puslnees, location: Ee | BUNGALOWS Vacant Cottage, 4674 Alsace |ConiAun ivick: 3 rooms apd) furniture: wx HUNGATOWS Vow = eas | BUSGALOW 8744 | West Park: teemte: | cat OWoe temo y — price $55.00 H. Ww. Meyer. 4 4 3 — ate af reception hall. gas oa 208 } io if : unda y 4000 b ock q tah ast . a% : m 461? (;Trav Os yo ae ow rd ot toot a FOUSs 7 HK piney # w—A rooma., ne ly inted and Pal Bridge. oe, Ki a s igh wey. me 4458 and 4446 Labadie 4 > roms, pam heaters; everyth ine og ty garage, | CC pid AGE- —4-room frame; electric und gas. | pleted six new brick bungal » C800 2OR- | , nt — Sundaye till 3 . naan Poms “ms etna hp vacant: $37 Sov0 ; W—6412.Pag oom frame, | hardwood floors, tile baths. ret-in bath tub 7 or ym 2 >. u ee Ohio $2500 taining 6 rooms, tile baths, hardwood floors, | Open 4 : 5 2. 2, ee ee G. HRUSKA. Agent, 0 N. Vth. et. (c76)]| real becuase Cabany 4753 sR. a | ; iu : FeL-al sa i OTL 2 OE me - ‘ ‘ ‘ye Trioferr ' “ ‘ :. ‘3 . epectemaniy ’ ; heat, tile roofs. modern in every detail; | prenGaALOW—5403 Blow st.; just com- | BU NGALOW—Brick, new, 4 rooms BUNGALUW—4836 Cuvpies bi. B-room ef- ana fumace. Sot. ‘Baxid0: ‘price furnace, garage. electric fixtures; ali com nie REY REMSBI CHER, 'TAGE—5 rooms; modern; and garage. | ..* “es , q — = ~— & , ae ete By 2 . ever spect; ready for, Chippewa and Nebraska, 5! 4. 267. Vic. 1208 5 “4: $29 Gertrude e"' | termes can be arranged Open today from ~ let : om frame bungalow, modern; | bath, go gas, electric: lot 560x205; Ra-! hHciency , or ) , t ~ Me t t { | - ’ ' y . Py ’ : ] = : bay \ ; * iktures 0 ce- ——_ - " : ’ ° gee e ect ¢, ur- “e cand 3 a H g BL NGAI OW —N ew ‘ modern. 5 room .: “4840 W ALTER J 7 1. S54 x ella Ae 4] es nu snes ’ , $5500. MA 4 ey ae ay water hea’ : hs ' $| 0 fl wil! : ha . lows, scalloped shades; | ——— s 1 oY Uierts B! eas 4520 Fichelberge coma, bath, fur- Splendid brick cottage ef B&B rooma, beth, ‘ olecten: jot 60x1 WARD E. KELSEY REALTY co BI ue feast aaa De j 6514 SMILEY. iinee | Pretty 4-room modern brick; 5 peowe : r : Maine 1899, 11 to G. o jrand 1002W 406 int fe ite ‘Pidg Olive ad cla? bao, . al ¥ rent §$ $315 Hodiament 2 en emp 4oore and win¢ a —— . . ss : esse = 90x12 8; "$500 | vai things i a , n-oom ock porch full width | ““) PAGE—447 Hunt @v.; mir ° "3 FUOINS , | hardwood ficorg: modern and well hot-water heat, electric. .et only $6600 ' : see r porses q i Pins - ha ae = — on S re ee 50 “th See \ > ¢ t. ; wy sa TT . t aree back porch; Spaniels , “ , - ~ ; ‘SEE US BRINKOP, 619 Chestnut st.) evenings. , , ® B. SURKAMP. | 6211 1 Bees Sa | : “gost ms 4 $y AES, TO TOOme eric. | Lascment. Front Renk furnece; tes ai. W. BURIAN, 4016 Chouteau av | _ “4007 Fiad; 5 re eee eee Senne Calif Bungalow Slaughtered. A. C/ MOYLE, Agt.. Bk of Com, Bidg. | pyr 2. electri: on : 4 ry phone for card a ny ™ eo 221 art? yy > roomer hard wood Besutiful h-rowm Pricx bungalow . hard. large ota , — GALOWS A bCNGALUW —434 Trruat:. 6-1 ndeve, 240 59. m 0. G 7S gaged "3630 te ER LINGER _R. CO., Jefferson & Gra vain. 757 Gravois: & tooms, bath. furnace, ce- | ¢ aon Fren h doors: tile bath, cooling | wood floors and tile bath, hot-water heat; | : hard ond bees hor. E . 140: baths, elettric, race f Bi Vs. ie 645, “De! mar _=¥ > | COTTAGE —Brii of # rooms, reception haji nt tawement: siate roof re eloseta, kitchen cabniets, ironing board, @¢v-| must eeil this week. %#" Forest 1640W:| > aa ~—_ a . eirige; let 4 machines. basement. “~ ' 7 ty. r ALOWS ANI ITT AGER bath, electrik furnace. hot water, cellar, | Lo ugh borough: new 65-room bun ery moder improvement; truly beautiful; | mr Fitzgere ia ou? | Mt . ho; $0000; cern “brick, modern; A es ight " . 4' 7 4 room tA, @.ectr C cas concrete me st aan nce eae a lie btn. hardwood ¢ Ort furnace corporation seiling out its mim Coy oh no | Olt en INEST. “IN “SHREWABLU a KEANE * PRANK _b008 Chestnut, rma; agent. Box : ; ' ‘ ion. FF » ©O34R , te 6 enit cywner i : fli: price B.tb0O0 : Norfolk : room | i z 8 Rey tj ’ } aré agents Rea upant Any reasne re ‘Serma. 7330 ye b- "> bunga iow bard - Bi NGALOW—#iz large “faore tyd. sets ; Grovels._ Grand 61 23. ee Bh | jepatch.. "i —_— a Ph, 4 at ‘le: erranged | , ‘d ‘oO furna ara rt iit-tm tt t. INGALOW— e hI day: unga- |. ai ot a : ~ a a! 1@. , @.ectric; c! ent: "s: 000 ) riOOTe. | : ES rme | ™ floors. coicnnedes n tub, bulit-in | PP ag! h; hot-water heat; dl 5 ALD A tithe low. 4832 CI yn : t Mie ang 5 r ome *' . Sen Bly o ' . obxi ss, owner will abow. / TOLTMAN x = Sc? S00; Choutesu e928 pCknr Pato! EARICESON. . Tow er Grov . Heights C ee ice box. nee idsxi 0. ee ae aes Bag ae a tie efficiency. tlie ba th. hardwood ficor, ene-| snp) Re on bathe. electric price cr TTAGE—5 rooms and ~ bath, electric, ad- | : 2. 42723 WYOMING &T. | epectio os * NZi cK, 1010 Chestn . | linen —— large closets ‘Fixe Piece apres porcelain sink. modern through- na for . bh. terme to sult: see owner joined by 6-room fram xa od BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW Five rooms, beth, electric, double garage; TLRERT ENZ a 7 oe ; = * a 4466 ARSENAL bargain. er site THIS buire- . COTTAG /E—#P21 Rey av; 4 rooms, bath, Beven rooms. sleeping /orch. tile bath, tile | 42465 BUMranS a fix- |. 06% Marmaduke | ee a wege. xx i Rae met? a woe, bath. electric | rental, gerage. Dargain ox 0 y "nen ' - | ALOW—3109 Abner pi.. new 5-room 26 jite; 3 roome; modern, pri co fi 2800 ; furnec Got G . To i} : e: oh ; oe trie GER h CO. Jette I ~t z ~ i: Ree net” heat. hardwood floors ite 3 rooms modern. price a 45 EVY R Ff JOR _ 9-10 Rialto “ necern; pi Re , terme. . 7 av.; 3- e for 4 cars ee isungelow—Bagy Theater Biag. Lindal. 270° A725 Rearon. 6 3 electric, ga- | COTT aGn—tore room brick; | * FEDERER ARENDES REALTY Co Sidney 2076. | s ates piectric, toilet. x — onal on . = heme aetna A ' = ’ mm ” on f . . ‘ ae i nl 44 Floriesan new — BUNGALOW—6400 Cabanne, most attrac- | rage ogers. F ce $ b some on ene ast Doerfiinger R. Co. Jette a enf Gravois. - Sidney 2O7E.__s.. 610 gravole. 5°11 VERMC {ONT 4 “ bungalow _inodern: ve with 6 room eft ier , bung? a Ww. : : ’ rs _— ad | P| I in a’ } or ri” TT At E —_ *,4) ‘ cash. ba! an “a i ne hiy ; aoU TH SIDE COTTAGES ; i Gone , nin. on. _ many unique. built-in featuret. beautiful pe i: ' don one .? naman Ghdae. jomaad ma and 0435, Alabame ed S-roote brick cottage: Dandér Bones cottage of phn ony — — bs g a ” ‘ “eu + " | ’ . satiate ae ' ‘ : 7 : >. , N ANN _218 ' Gecerateé; come and inspect thie 192% bur : : - : ——. electric. BROO gouth 406 Mary at ae | hb yoe SAS Se ~ Bt 4 (A “ ne Tg — | 3 zig6, hot-water ; open from 10 to B56 Pp m., terms (iT 1 KK SALE W ANTED COT AC {) =— reoms well pull t ti to rms FPRINKOP. 619 Chestnvt. AT LESS | THAN CORE . : _F tach ie aban’ 1 310 . 4 cottage. fAoubie forneace:. A con 4itlan Colfax ‘oda Se bath, “Guners © a s “s BY 3. ~~) * " ne ren a how efinte will sell a (—Californie. 6 rvoms and bath, egving cit ty 2812 Grover, Forest 6636. te) HAUER.- LUSTKANDL $06 Chestnut st. | oage *! =m megs gent Raa : ‘BEEMNER RE. CO. 506_JYainwright Bidg | — “ANTHONY'S oot Tock double = ; = fas, beautiful enrage. oun pig | 5612 COTE BRILLIANT ED | ba GE—4976 _ Blow = age & roam | 4107 gt. yor “ pak, ae ow: The bert he 4s “FF =~? aie Delmar. , , Prick. 6 ma, death. reception hail. hot- ne. fu @; $5300: move ight herdwood ficors, candelabra fixt ares | poree- the money. at B04 tice § at or heat + 182 @. deep: monthiy pay- Quincy st.;.5 roome, bath i ~~ 4 OP ENE LICI lot 80x1 orn sf ; - rent “Delmar asdf. 506 rm: — © 6. # Lindell 665. See bi, BURIAN, 4016 Chouteau av. at ‘3 NZLICK, 1010 Chestnut Gvaarnty bids. Ulive 5107. ments. ©. G. BTAGUA. :

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__S 1700 REAL ESTA ATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, s, Cottages, Flats, Az _artments, Residences For Sale Today. = “ia | - a : 4 | MARCH S iscs ieee FOR LATS, APARTW TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, APARTM’TS FOR SALE | FLaTs, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE | FLATs, APARTW’TS FOR SALE. FLATS, APARTM'TS | FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM’TS FOR SALE FLATS, ters a _ = $30,009 | | : ] West oe rt ars, APARTM'TS. FOR North _Northwest dss _ South | "South South % r | rc . oe “ipreeerd Vipetanesia ean ~ | og HIGH - GRADE 8] bo. SI and 5 roo! ne, bat h. | Fra 37ii- i? > —ee y $1800 Fr is R | a . 4 . 7 T x £ RP Cease modern _—— - — og pelea oe rt, re . a r or Separately. ; — ’ . revitsa f ft oF oo a ‘ “ote \rilliant 6 = : we . 2m : 4 tri :¢ iy ern - re? can T—3013 Ss ’ at it o - ~ epee ’ t= : CO.. 824 Chee: beat ver Year 2c. this is a reai buy bath. ace, 4a: rage 5 sg rOpAIe. Ux Potomac. ; of 3. rooms each; jot 25x35 r pric s - mn , ST. ; HOME I LAT ‘| owt: euucapes WEI! SH. BERGF ELD, 5440 Easton ores ae ss and card see lectrte . m : : : = : : ~ = , i SES Us. 3137 S. Jeferson av: 4 n@ 5 —| conakier ‘t o~ h~ 230 3 3 ' pie | 2 2268 j N E ~ HP Levy CO ! 765 ma av _ ; sheatetc’ tan. 4 A? D 6 FAMILY FLATS 508. 8-10 RP, RE Ail =e flate , Nin = St , new 3-6 room Chippewa renege ~ ya ER ORI? IP. “water heat: "50-fact TY. See icto «6 7 HAASE REALTY CO.. O21 Chestnut ot. _ _ncene Se ee T OOK INTO TH A o Pa € 4 a aito Theater Bidg : IT “¥ jouble ; r n lent? ann 6 4AND 5 ROOMS, Modern _ Linde: 2% ars LA “electric and fust+[a a a FLAT—392] — lowa av.. 2-family boicx “4 = APARTInN™ i r pl, $5000 FLATS—47 50-81 Leduc s 4 brie ce: rente y "§ ‘LAT—Si,.. _ —~—___. ix195. pe, Prick of “At. # rooms first floor: 6 : flats. @xtra reams: Arsgt. Class ; aa ‘ =: ND ere TR rT aD; r, coma - a iso at > 3404 = Second ee nd ee ‘Ot 295x125 For tates ‘VOTT oe, electric and » > price MODERN | i TRIPLE F LAT ' apartmen:. 3 , ior 7: rents $14 . Price $i 5 r?. . nad sr 7 ats - Cc 70 Fete Terson® mn Trea: HA ~y THOMAS » PE “Hr ’ Pg mel Sidney compiete fiat . ag eae aR -. : We Rave “ix a f tive leer 0 Ow ner ec ‘ ~ * : will sho ecliciedickd peg a ae . n ~ vo . ; “ee fAS C "HAN > e : ronr eS oe a2 ad ; » i ~ aoe. cupies 4759 ang nee | =i. | rooms ~ A T—Doudie x — revolts A Bi Vie. 12 a . 3032-24 Ss. Ste. six families, 3 and 4 fF 3 - efficiency apartments. ro ‘single flats in St . Lewis Cog REANE & "hestnut st ; aces. et aa oe * nd air , 3900 Humphrey >" 2 Ssoreie av.; “> ro 3705 Virginia: ary - e@ffictenc 1 ide : S| throughout: marbie Sinks, ti} >. | terms > se - , Irheood ; n tat . . UX : : : | . sat) tri th f . ; 3 | Siret-ciaas Cone tion: oF te ‘ , OCA rb $9500 3 re . til ths reon owner downsta! > —Deauhic 2... iigint in at $850 ‘ eths. furnaces:” do ' : S : ‘on slur Ver Ther are heau‘'es adsa'wt ALTHEIMER | & BRO. REA. TY co S, Furnaces: SoG r, Jj RIA! (houtes S44 one modern, —_ $3240. | HI fMER” Ee & "KEHI ENBRINCK, | ——28__” Price for sivort mie onlvy——g ” - a reoms, ath. #) citric; . ‘« . 4 ae “ 4 eR 4 Se - .. ee = — sat be . - d Pe s FZ . ; % _ ; > FA Tw 0 -Family Flats \X one tat ; t- wate at. low sent. $17 a 1 light rage for | s. ae oe =o = x ethene ‘fe fo . double flat on eae her psa modern, “goutte Gina Grand 4019. caine Vr ————-¢ IMOwe © PE 5 EAR: . z “gonthiy about any oe . 500 hom nd income : - ~G, att : T ide. bring: in big returns. whi, iain .- aa Pat ct | 885. Ww : = lane * ' we Devonshire av. ‘Southampten ripie fiat roome, bath. electric. 4515. SALTER SHIELI Ties, Sigmon" a arde l am willis J. chat will mets r- ®. ec ST price $19,250; SOU TH SIDE FLAT : Soe ie et re SEED aR — : ee oe reome —— ; . Fenty $2160 Der . as ——— ne eS in tor U22L. fe : tox L180. pte investment: no! ‘etm ! N } ABBOTT, 7 Brick, 3-4 rooms. electric. in good con-| aT LEAST $10 009 TO Hann ae ' ‘ ——— , P -ae™ ~ . we P i , 7 : : : ‘ _ oo m ene a’ -* owne: asa . modern Tliat ; ; are - - , ‘Ss — 4 se 3384]. ic- FLA T—402 2) Neb raska . z ms, Dath. Ul c OR) - “ easy terns. Phone ‘ mive@ © + ~ ~ " "age . . ) » for} ter 2029 . hot wai 1 usseii: moder : "| WM. M. HELLE, 103 N. “sth. at Chestaut | ~-258._PUST-DISPAT ay" =. * WILLIAMS. FI¢ RRS eel 0 aes iiiieieen ae “ * ort -g Pe . 3 Pe EN, ited Ga neta : - _ — - nton st. fa: mily : q Toe . ! ot A) ; yr price ng J } =F “ J . atc er thi m no . 3 ; .. st . #trt. : A BBOTT > Ch no? ‘ : hy pa $663 vernon, 5 and 6. br “ Pores: oe dition GL iCK nN E . “4 ‘ ‘heetnu ect ; e ~ “Wee "yes nes arene . *. 01 =e . one ai ent y ing me ‘ Ch — oe DOUGHERTY CU. 3s Chesgtn ont marble 3 -: ¢7 ' ‘ GES | $2000. 7 IRY } SBECHER o- x romin > rr lot 4A [ALL REay TY _— — x ASTLEMAN_TERMS P : ND DENTIs STs ovo 5. a , 332 ~- an - Modern; fi, : @eace ' i one rons ve : , C4$V tern Siw th . nn ct — A oa on “ rooms. hardwood floors, owrn- r wl ‘ & 2 be oe amet: OSs nb =. wis: J-3 rooms wn — ing i ard Roem 301 Py! " A¢cm:; F LAT—36°9 W yomin 5 a 5 - ? t sat? .. rm “e, spleet ‘ric; fine condition. DOCTORS ~ pews and Louisiana. x nad 7: hardw: 2 and electric nt $) ear 5 te Brilliant adi im sas, —— ee , , iT 0 cna rner Chip a ; _ Kensington. and «; hardwood Z WM. H LEAHY. soi Y sthene ae . rooms, bath. ectric; garage: rent- “enae. 3; stric: mo derns ae + me seagge ae inode D. 5 room single flat. tile baths, hor. = week oe ~~ ; - = : rive $9230 1410 N. King’s highway 5 and 6, SPL EN DID INVESTMENT * : + $67.50 per mont! price TAR McRee rand! ALT : 50° Sravoie’ Y « oder ,, te onl. water heating piants: doctor's office and IB. Eg ART 525? e . = : L32 3-31 Destrenan et.. S families 3 Tooms | NTHONY SCH@IT?T pp sa ae — , oie , 229: ant i ba , res at room a 1 - Sal walting room, have independent a SO “5574. : a : Bich. . Bat. Garfield. 4 and 4; furnaces a aiso store on corner: spiendi, ecation, _Olive | antral 649] te in — - he) ~6 elifornia: § FL ATS. 3940 r, > . "640; prte L7.0 , re ae: a8 estabiished docier’s cormer; get card and ; iJ a $ orcs W EVAN a¥. . - P ' ie arth nea } tr: . Aa — \t@ii, os i m 1 _ METI or, CYVES ue TT ; iculars, 4 : ee > , > 5 : 7 709 Ches'nu 3°. “SE ¥ res BRINKOP. 619 Cc hestn , me ; us . BS SH “9 > ‘_ . ~ 4 . lie . + ‘a ~~ : er 83 Wells, doubie 3 ana 4: new 3 4. F. O RELLER. 3631 N Br —~ , > VN - furnaces: modern 11,500 is RENTS $ i} ——e 595° hd , i + fein CO ‘ —f LINGE - Jefferson & Gra. hardwood floors, eam 8 B ma S00 —P RICE $3500 ‘anne ~~ | UL. | FLat—sea3 5 ne Gta rage: a very high-class lat; Feasonan! 4319-21 DE _TONTY—BARGAIN | REAL SINGLE FLAT. : A4.¢ : a “ at 3, | ast room and A é | ; ' - = 133-37 ALAWO—ar ronnTe iw 2 Rn PiSede § ch an ee RANE as oo Send 5: tur LGIGx16% N isch gt 4 ‘an 3 rooms mit, oq. Of admission . 143 5 yg bat 333006 *%-: .4-5 room W. GELAN REAal -TY : . eur . ~- ‘erms. Pack ; d - wd conthn aa > al : ciede 590 Uiversid ~~5\ ~ wened De oh 1 = t $2400 Price ‘ . each double . Se UPPER. 1138 cheatn =! — ae CASH won THL SE MENTS «| | ——__°. W ee a ee uteau av "LAT—45xx Gibson avd; dy 5-4 room 00; easy tefm: ; 3911 MAGNOLIA. =n “ter -s | New e 5 bathandelectric s 300 DOL BLE ELA 2342 ++ aD thr Daths..ai ietiee” eee, te roorr a8 i attic. Se eet av. & ory het ter heat; doubie : price —-=S\_H. ABBO’ + 409 Chestnut 7 rooms, ho ‘er heat: thoreugbiy | bi con a 7” % a card of oe See root z c Cai = +t ice ' : a. 6 J — Soy hs wid .s . n ERI Lr Tl ee | al 7 ect ri I2SO mL . will on term Z : } $26440- - ; DPEALTY ‘ ss 814 Chestnut st 406 Int ANT® HONY we MITT Re ae Ww : - 4850 J cethon iat” a tT os in On & Gravots ope ae Lb. CO. Cube: 5808 mpton 3: th &R JONES k: ~ ©O. 618 Chestnut ANT a sc MIT 408 nt. Lite Bidg. : Ta! 1. HYMAN 4 . ,- a'stle - live 5394. nt moGe1 -- : il A a. F ansintis ieee . a j Nn ’ an ie “J oe he .. a - x. + A / nt ] a> "h Lut ~~ - > . a mm ‘ > . > 7 fu : . ee a a ] . pr ice S10. 500 ‘ SAC C > &, } ty se Me mA CreRe ea ELDS > Wainwright: Bldg. pee - *urpece on Ast fio. — ~~ ae) oie vur “ Modern ‘ent $° aan n 3-fo0t | see Botanics ¥ ee, een el ‘ommia, 5-3-2 rooms. bath, r clien ’ i two Pa family fats on _ . tec “Sto 000 aa net Fo Bt ————+.. = Wainwright : ie . . : ee and - tamnating! . iy JOS. ce. CC eee, Oe uae the South 5s en having 3 nice size “Bel. ¢ iy: — . ; ha t b .) ‘FAL LON PAR IK ST NG LE FLAY : . : ‘ } ] OP e : ale “ = ; al ; j xX ; Brie ate . i i 1: : s . nd 2 1d 820 , tr b o. 4 a wi ies Se UJ . : 4-4-4.° rooms, rooms, gas n electric; income w* ; oe Ee .. TRO Pe . 7 _ ¥> 1] ’ . ori ce 4. 500 & and 6 room Ot water heat, 5 THEUDOS a OY, a ee z= : “ ene f Bae rick. 3 a: * ‘ ectric. gies ' oe te $1200 year.y. price of both. $7500 Will take. T—3 hoo. ae ae yy AT 364: r 8CH? . Int fl | te Too St-bu i): 1 city: dor Rd S roomer bath furna-.- - barga KUK, nes alifornis oe : co flox sone 7408 ere. rooms: price S000 to $2500 cash, calance easy terms. = aes pid : RNC N Pic de Olive. is” é 1. ~ 6491 | bi te rage. ; terin rs ick 6250 BU? ges , es trie light: machines. firs: ass con. r eo See G. Emerson Smith. f—Doudie 2917-19 «© ‘ coms: | 5 a eis; price right itor, ONNEMANN- BAR? ETT REALT} LAT “ae eteerine ——-etcateeine fition. old ren: mula b t $3300: | ae, S: , ~o®. furnace, tile bath = wM M ~HELLE. 103 N. 8h. at Chestnut. $720: e sa price $4: : : al i vs A . "7 : . Q od ‘ ie 1 . . My “ bath bees , } mab ane | he _— 10 nN ‘ . * . 4 . ; th + ww? ey! : ) i- 7 . 3 . » x a e , es DOU BLE PF L AT “ : “Life Bide = 4 — LM = og aor - “a. ——O)-6. medern “ v 200-;G. HEL Ager: 9 * th aime Acne Py ‘ r 7 IUD = : , ne 8 , : a mend ate | ¢ nel > * lien ws Dor bie flats, 5 am reoms , = daths, 2 Xchange of Grand, 2-story pu: ding: lot 25x JOHN A MEKC URK O REAL Es’ a + TX ' — (90's - ee cress Migr hg Fis ot a —— Grail ——_—__*_“ =. ‘THE BIGC Fst BARG. AIN mi. 5 3 mm cach adjoining, and bart hop, 792 ARMAND PI. bees | SINGER. KI ae a EALTY co. 104 N. &th. | PLAT 1497-25 Burd av. sic — hal = - ae 14 ( Single flat of and 5 rooms | ne Olive Cond! tion - a i+. aa | 6652 VERNON A\ _—s SOP? HIR Cc E : Sint ~S. Medern. garage: Gags nm: ‘ Ps Are O vn site deiainin _ te Yor PURSE Ora eee: MAGUIRE 's REAT ESTATE AGENCY. , ain Sa ———-__. ‘ ee I ‘Yagoner | “ae , sfOGOrnN rag $1860. . ee rf Pi $10 Chestnut st. : $580 € ASH—ACT ¢ QU ICk “> Toomis, sing ; rw mnac 2s. >. 80 “10 Arsenal. ' Grana’ =n ——>._ J. WANSTRATH. 7174, ——————— | @Dd_2 finished “atti. rooms, a Dargain at) —————__= “wT PRIC E 74 sd —— N\ a . ay : Farages in i condi: , VU0G;- make! BLA. es rLAT “Ing.e: 3 and rooms, tlle bath fu, ; ' : mR : | SING LE FL L. A T, $5000 _ 3268. . | om er . ee i=, t Cc. D1 rom orrer: ri T—J5 -dvan2. E}] a>, n ct ro finished =, a / e DICK ‘ & . = a A Thomas me wot 8 50x13 car te otex se c aR DISCHINGER Lessa ae ae 1? on Modern. hardwoo. rent &]: Ai * tr re eo, coms an ) 14 moat "ae te btn ss Rutger st. near Mississip 4 rooms and | | PL AT—4398 Forest Parke “- 8 - — BRAMAN REA ¥ estnut. « Sa se, RUx jah Vd 7687 atenee ae “ong sh lg rh in ————"* — ———_ basement Ist oor: 4 on $4 2- foo ; hot-water heat. G. HRUSK4, SN Se SOux BARTMER or 5 Pa a jase. ‘ ArFTT—ine ay coat RPE: ATS ae ae Bt pian w : in Admission 4pPeintinen os a AND BL. | detached: weil built: rent ch . Main 4012 betty Dent and eaves tt Gli cons i i } bu =9100.- i ha Denise ts sal dhe ee = PLAT moder; hard wood re. u ‘ AMIE: _ a a . a -Coms, a4 (8 | MAGUIR Ss REAL ESTATE GEN 3 T re * Pg our - ane .Sir Sesi .and rar ON 8 BLAKE # PRO. 815 Chestnut st. | ea Ddie: 3 rooms, bat pred a yy 9 . 87. Bry OO 4203 Humphrey Gray | WM. RODIEK , S15 MeNair « 3 1 floors, - furs I conveniences : at’ st. rood conditinn “nele, S ands bia GRETHER @ CO. 811 Int. 1 —20Hs HAanBorr, 700 corast |e Shes ts ty Price soaoo; | 87. Bux 4008 Humphrey. cs -AT—On Sout! ganas. im perfect | Price ODERN SINGLE AVINGS "TRE mais ae - , - at FL P.. : 2 . ; e ia ait . — ie i ow — 7 . . - reore ‘rs rm 7 is _ : = Cm a? — \ . B28 C CL ARENCI E “AY. iz OERT. °9; t" st 2934R. | $79 46xx Tenne ‘rand 7667! location ot: bath a Kena. For cart st} Graad ote 123 fran Viet bbe Bamberger . and ~ the en two be reasonable pr; ices, , Na freteteo™ nage = Tia av “ ~F . é eS nites : ‘ . : : ; : ? r s - — , i _ " : ' : r z ay ' . , et : wate : neat 4 ; ' - oat - ~~ * ae | Ts S 7 , ; : . t “ $164: Ds | © $i2.000. ara F Boge r 0 > . T “Sey n Sane — ae — re aig. P TOWER cGROV E HEIGHTS ixtures. marble nks, water nks. noe | SAVINGS TR e.. a 2 fas 5, Be. electric, fy on. venta} 0: rt . iva ni “ A t 26 St erdi: ~-family, | CO J Gran ra C 03 Humphrey a: 2 and 5 rooms, hard-/ ; uit ¢ : z & = | £04 ' HARTWiG-D! NGER. 2022 Grand | 44 TERR Y i } rooms. bath, each. $3750 ns, fia y st a & vue ase! t. f cellar iy eee ist | icnaee Val ox ‘” iAUER LUSTKAND Cheen SCHMITT Ee. C sen s ae _—— - & ; floor ar oe SURIAN % CRouteayu ar | FLAT ' er NV est ms DTeDe- rand ne aie greet louble garage . 1: ments ws a uteay se ; pL: snk * reduced ee rt ~ ——— : So pega : | i | ‘BEL ENZLICK, 1010 Che. aii ter ne ee = - 4:1 improvements 7 a —— REA: . a Ad EST EN I) Al ARTME iJ 2 } : ~ “ = ~ TO IN RIE M \ = 7 b. ~ 7 Easton ied | @e . , 7 ‘ » et. ¢ tie 43 : 2S, etric Ser) 4 ~ amt ~~" ile : ee 9. 4 =- Toor and scree Ned . im | at rt ~ ay — ne = y Beye e ®arer f ; ; . , BS | PNB phiene ™ FROM FOREST vA AT 010 N llth h st singie *. and - u I a ‘ iy. j = “J 3a : p nea 1} a on-h _s : 5 j - ee : . ‘ — ¢..>. | S18 ‘oO 4 nIstanta ous —~ r- 2 ater Vvear-: i ~ a errer "he (he i” ee raet Brooms, electric: terms or casi, See COW. | — . te Condition ‘ard f adn 620m required. Kin . 7 .. 2 ™ i c : : 30 7 - : - ee = v. adh : wh ' ~ . a SAR * Y Flatts c larence d and 8 reese mod - ; is (aot H iNpsa = = - : - . | . =~" : ; “a . ; ; Dp Session a’ % las 1 © Led o> f . ; aes le flat: 2 -car brick gare ‘ ¥ . iE BRI KR FL AT sas RIFICED KT ' Me) — : Racal. : : : . Jk oe : «tse ' sili ae by BR BH ~ ‘ ‘sage - na, “Water hear. B x “ a - x “SAVINGS TRUST co 4915 Delmar | ,,, ORT 106 N. & sree. BATHS—85750—TER ws a fla ent $2500 +2} ones oe toe — sn cg ___'ftile bath. herd | floor c | ~ GANS “2 ~—- ‘TC uae . ST ¢ . ; Del m, Ne Bt 2 , el : x, *. : nt ‘ t ; *) , . > =howle hy . . , “ = } ee f - I 2 i rm So j ;i.& . 3 ; aa = - = a € ; ar. Stea >, hag > ha ; as Disputes | rage, sheds a, Os SU large DS $503 | Pooma, be ee ms S : a \T—4329 Minnesota 3 cays m flat | FLAT—asi2-3c "= E of | rotiaska “et. west of Virsivia tee ow NER “AN XI TS ; > ~ — © CORNER OF ADELA : 4 and A goom 8 ash ce st cae, ee seni wo fange et SQ019 janie > aed ae ee » and Orns . and -h each rea ' gee ox. - 2206-08-10 s . Consisting of 6. ge oS ose foes” =, S-tomity, 4 and Sa 8 gone aay: MEHR KENS pre card Om s i hd frame ea) Sor ' He >t cay. 19 N. 8th. family br k flat of : reems each. carp! : tes est —“y ¢ at | reoras. Ces, warages Z~10;, only £ — ie —_ i. a 2 ®. rent ——L et. OM nd See — —— | sinks. electri:- ent 31152 Der annum Re r- ———— es r fT! ; tie “rooms up and down: | : Val iter: 1 rims oe mg ne A. tem Siren tee ee, se : mi ‘636 AD) Sy ve RY RED eC) 2 . #132-34 L AF. “1 vETTE—c ‘HE. iP zain uick yer TF 4 r = — : on far DerTna hent BS a ee SL ATTER y Ee a 3 . ; : "2 fee ‘ iths DD ee “ — 1d Nel ska | . a to , 4 cs o neene , THOM | As. : re HA AN 2022-24 s. 1%th st. 2: —— ae ; * on: rner Dail) ne $70" - apie best , : : ; ~ Price $18.509. | ——— 2! ——— . ; SAR te rea mnab.« Fie. sarawe for 3 ma- . - 7 IS R : . = (claskrow . = ~ aM . . : Be > : . , ee . chestnut af. * ¥: 2-family. Socom fet. - Double Flat Inv vestment ev 33 : 221 | a ae farts Where are you?! es -— eH eS DOU BLE FLAT : gs hig ea, * RANCIS- PERRY. 1: i ee s; jot; 4238 40 St. Louis, 1 3 room: d PLAT } Loughborough. new ean {ga ~ a. ~ th i tnt Ve Chestnut E 3RAN ND ARSEN 4! {Ty “y and a | 7 rock “sills; water. gas, =| B. toilet and electric lights. inoae oT wins: sain: telat ie 3 ee ee nd sleeping poses rn throughout. 2; tiec S000 loca + SI t4O per $501 PENNSYLVANIA AV . 3 "3.3 5 23 ma. lot 37% | ghig > 884 6 rooms ‘neome $F 3905-07 B. ARTMER AW ; | ! | | = ? 7 : ne ang Tait 3 and @ cecum trish | L277; cas alt ‘or sores and tlats & 5. SERVicEe 324 International ail .: toile untae ' j , . 0 r ) ith. + ion eee _ z ' -9 . ae 7 ‘ _.. I Y} oe = . Sati Oriole 4 and 5 rooms. single Der mo: or ath « 1; rer -> per reasons : met © +nvestmer See iths , Se gara:s = YY vest : as lectric te . — - non ‘ al ac el et . Rented JAME M (TliH R LL.T} ; ra | oat ? “at : $e s T T bath, furnace | rms HAI SCHU! LTE R r. ow C) 6. La are ” > siieaies FLAT >} th " , ot} j as , "420 . wt ww Les . . - TONY HU RI EM. AN FL A '— Bri. ck: rooms ; Ath, remi- ; tTOS 7 ¥: _ 7 SCHAN O22-: th. | . .¥. Cor. Grand end Arsenal J flo ndid location. near 2 ~ 5 aw - a 019. > : ath and fy iTnace IAS. Mi REFIT. t. S807 = hestnut. : if : ———eete Trier 366. 2407 N Broadwa3 loath. far: : io. o. ” tats ae —— 1 ~ 14th: ° fam ~family, 4 and 5 el Tae .. : ‘ \ ia 7 . 2 - : : ‘ wiatiam ¢ Tl j : a 2% * z = weut-areren : . : rare : “ . > 2 ew rae coll BE TB a RLAN REALTY C0802 H een bi: 3. rooms OOS (SIS ace | disx LARAVEPTE AV | Fiat a Fae ~~ =x, 7 7 Cette gc ie et ape MR ove. SD Neate ag ee — AO a a ee ; ' ‘lat. . room “2102 _ East Grand. _ | 2947 Montgomery: } use in first-class ; 2) 3 ; se bath. hot 3 2a ¢ FLATS Re have es a | -a a a ae “es ne; : a bag pat? Montwomers 1 ; : Sha ae oP ner —S: artmense oan | . tous xi iy machine . i in ' sip ar ink. ocwork, new wiern do e flat building: 5 ms and _ he on _KEANE & FRANKE, 1998 _Chestr at. ’ terms “1 , . ip, a ee ar - ap] it : : 9500: “part rm beds. haridw ood floors, ‘s 3 14 ¢ 0 Ff ae. “2 & FRA! ¢ | Pp to ist. - =e or = en I 2 . f \ ] mut » | og * re 2°Dsa “ate furnaces . rene * __ S+ 4 - _ : | : — Ht MPHKE) STREET PLAT iy. 26 Der ven: $2000 cash buys equiry. FLAT —7] 71x Tina av: ; S4YINGS TERST +O. 4008 1 agenis . . rtment 'm ho et ARL! ING T a 7LOON A > TOONS: exceptionally | O'FALL IN PARK FLAT Sa South FLAT 46-48 Colivers ome | ¥iat—s é‘ . a 2 J bails 3 root iS j i t I - street , ala? eas ‘ , ong NGER-KLE x REAL TY CO., 104 N. 8th. i $3120: Price $21 000. - water" om SA TRI: \ 8Un Porch. Soubte 44x , R ; We - ; a ~ x [ laren ‘Ce ar : ’ . 5 . ‘ 2 . — sincic a rEite eign taD. Dedestal wanherann neem | tare ~ | Beautiful ungalow ’ Flats” ; PrEL ‘ TEP con AS c! h ened Brick fies —@ -- Tyga Just being compieted: modern ‘m= every RRE E ime om hoi-wWater heat: lo: ‘ated 3704-19 = YN rR R F

ote : : - - ~- | “ ~~ . : 40 1° + a 5 attic: A wr ‘ 3 Mac on; 3. sily of 7 , 422s M AF F IT T l ‘BLE F) i ; 9 f) ——— a a 7 , i : =r PC (en ts mS. Dath. e! rie Proms pusnace on first “BF N - ; ‘+e Ew DOUBLE rye ‘a rv fer br ck New Bu Zalow fiat 6G imMrr > » . ‘ . oa ' = on " : . P ' — } — 7 : — _—. . . y , ’ ; : ’ Be a ve _aten f) . r oo st > oe ee a eto i A R . - corner Tar -- rep oe f.voors team mens, Dirk r@~e . ~— ect sis : ed sh eatin wild FE’) P—] 513.12 ith ~~ nant iE _ A me ARTH R , ‘7 se 4% # Se a 3 ANDERSON. ‘STO KE. RI ERMAN - DOR Pa 3 Sewn in os ee S08 Chestnut st c4) | les ) : : an . 4 ity; t oot, rent §2860.- eniy ag; ii if j “ ay een eee te . > a > : — ° - — . sy ‘ . - + . . . . . : : ~ +4 . #0 ANST TRATH_ 7 * Chestnut j able McCRADY «@ : > os coed — , iy modern SO x 8 rooms strict. Kastor Fy rest 3196 De! imar 566L ee. ae ae ue pum. SOLG ¥: SOT, terms 'S. Beant DT-EARiCKs Ne M od F I t: | . a. " : ) HMITZ R «E “heetrn: INGLE } : Lr norms anit ea Rrned u-a a — » ~ | °(éca 2. oe. a modern, co Siti as SING : FLA T ir ARG AIN a “sa = HO 3 “hese: LE FLAT. hous a eee | 5091 & e Ww odern ats —5986 ‘ S M ARBOTY -ae Cheat, a ee 4 ang fut |,.812 Montgomecy I | AER SE480 per smauwoeN Sd gach cack: | PLAT—4931 Quincy: new. 4 rome ey) GEE WLAT—4 and-oad ata sax EXECUTORS S. 4512-16-20 > Pennsylvania Av. a : = | 5911-15 ETZEL * c . os —— me? a? ele ; . ‘ 4 Pat i. . —— “— 2 7. : _ . ?, a _ — 4 ". a ‘ ’ wy cor ' , ae > ; Z : ™ - re . rn ? ta» ily Td “3 - = J oi Nes eye Soma iTartr - “7 e 4 : \ , PLAY , LY -« : : . ' ‘ = aot _—— ‘ , , i \ os a~ 3 ust , ; ’ +2 at r : ie nw ecu eae ean be ‘purcha ed hon " +" — sem ; a wx ; : | | ro nt. , , oT >, ; Bidg.. @ smali cash parment and halanc so ' rowmn - @leetric- easy terms a AT VSERMETER a Upen for : ia . eee 2188 ' FLAT— 130s. a eae = ae fami _ of si F INE NV ES STME v1 © ~ “ - . ; _ = ? ith es ©i1¢ apron . a8 =. oe bras , ob 4 - —_ . ig ™ FLaT— 44 her ©8601 -3 Ellior reome oune in arra: ‘ged Pene © fam? : PLAT ar bd ro at - Pye . 2 . us od -ondi. ' oi 1% >? ry - . bu writ eels ney ss A. ctor 23 FP FLAT—23c wv " ¥ ’ ey ae “ » ih : we { as =) hicen ‘a For- — Tr 7s * | ot pees, furs ami : | Px HI. POINT E PL, Flat 3212 Dotier et. (Lindell Par, ag | — Land | SO ee ASS1 anc 8 .; O S Ss eee ELAT ‘XS rooms, bath. : "HOS §© pre ae ea on Me a J = ) NORTH SIDE SINGLE Be cea SS lag ES Fase RC | sha States git! Ore cis Siliemen 9| Sema maa . } ices ~~ satu aoa i$ 000 i; > ae $] o - - Beite *164 ber month. ‘— - = . ‘ : . » é iS. Bi OC —S 4 . - : 9 = Weils a’ age S 380M OF card See IN css 2 tRird baths iectric j ee ¢.. 7 24U mi ‘ . Westminste- . ic B +. STOLTMAN Le co — Fiats—s 2700-02 Unter ne pen ar" foxx ADELAIDE P ALKRR! ‘ER. . . sen ee et floor warase ¥F , 38°92; °° ‘oe | ~2 Der mont) oA * iiss __ 4003 Chouteau ev. i Dartment - SINGL FE FT. AT or mane Parior, si . het wa. wtif room fia: bas) a ts ERE GER R Jet v4} aR - — ; NEA ( RAND — PARK + BE et AY ; pe 42)- t. - lot 45x ~—_ “heat, ha rdw wd floor "BLE AT -m. & a 3 pi saad a J Ooms. sing): Saya 3 : ~ be nead a oa ne hath t _22d frame sone of 7 reakfuar a“ “Gno J. Wastes ATH T ; Chestnut ———— KOHNER, 8°95 Chestng: 3 reo: rath - anti tan Geen bat! . . 3 ; ock ad-~LO AT] oe =— sta fe me S15 °! Sanna . furnace VOui30: trees ° floors thr ay . =_ a pnd , “THO. 1 ~~ _ 2 est of OG; s > eam e-iamiliv fla: bomen 1 Gas, Wate orice S13 =" _ na Oo “SER Irs . ; NY —_— ” marae 4a rice 4% = ¢ : M PPE xe ‘“4Tavo _BRIN tN KOP #19 « -bestnut st. Faris: ittetenes . ici? as a | FLA’ se: 8A Marr ooo ‘er sn tie E . a . \ 7 : : —— |} C R Tr LIF a as NTE Nr: tmcaee er " 7 PRB AG 1 oe Sectric. ni ©e fren: Yard: $2750 |. =. ~wmhs. gt node: et : . = a a - } RNL. é ~ AL -FLAT — €-Year-old acres | ° ‘ ; ; - . _ Rati ? ; ele Fine » i + ae | _ 2/12 N_ l4th sr : E e . . imission by “tee —~ : | Sargaly , + | x. wesc see Spile . , : -Ower Grove Park and 4 reoms. FL. , 43a a : rest 3196, Y ir 568 ; ' Bite Beato . a — » , by ‘ RD j K LSE ¥ Ri LTY¥ oO. — > owas me ' . : aiZan : tedium ‘ “a . Fine *y, i . ; pot 3 . Sul room, in a-~dior hed. 5- room 4 DOU BLE = = west of Grand: p Po 4 > rae . LKBRE ; — iat . : “rand 61%. “GLE FLAT 102 Min- S33 floor rou throug! gekg | S3eRCY: separate steam-heating piants $24 as. iba’ hs. e@ e@ectric : s . ‘ . es ~*~ at hero pe. Ee: - >} T= oan . = ‘ } "Hh ! iene 2 ’ >, . rar ry r4 - - 7 Ot, . > e- . , er and ®@Darafe laundry = ore ~ . STRODTMAN @ ? . ; ul th bake : dD » MI 3 and § FRO rn oe 1s. Ake easy ter t ~~ + —~mocern. 4 rd Mn LOt-wat PLAT... , ' aan ms “ene na . Pins . eparat, i ‘ir : gee OMA: As - PEC u AN “2022. 24 §S. P= or 8 y eiert furna. e. Sarage Soikw ” an , ' _ m = : . 9 - _ . : 7 ~ ' is > - . Pa f . aeaal ant ~~ 3 : . a : ‘ eee ‘ a 4 sl ted fA : ~ 5 x Dor Oe) oe “19 ‘ “hest » hut? sf ; a) Fl: 5 and € Rooms. Modern Furnace and >a’ he $23.500 1700 EADY ay EY ER Rk oo ae Ld ‘ bath en 7% | "‘Gheees m oath. 1 . Ie ne iis cae WM J. HOLDOW,y Details > a CASTLEMAN AVENUE 064 N . ‘a rey Pr, () b Al LL, ON r Kk . . . | — . ~ . ~ ’ ne . TR resircs * Bath hard : SM AL. L, HOME BARG, AIN Motete? 750. COO ' Eason, Tidl Me Peur-rcen ee 9] rom okeapeoe : . %, I. : : : : ~ ‘ " : ; wl ; yaw? ~ , . n Tr: bend 4 ' 7 ro , ? 4 x * . ¢ ’ " ww 3 'er oe 4 age rie Leu a 7, 9 a Py : : } > ; : + . : : ‘ . , , . : ; . ’ Tey Sf ep wh ~ 4 ~ a =" . rees | care . . . at ~ aes FH500 ¥ rowm: furnace and & : = ; " " : ——— he ; os A : ; : 042 . bd Al iE] MER bel BRO REAL ry ¢w® ae Send 4 rooms each + eel oe 7 _ heat; must ye, Po ibs: fF Yi aa ER Bites bs eet * 3 3 SENGL -E—$3s00_TERUS om . - 5 es % a 4 | Se | LAT : Michigan: “ insid 7 4947 HE MP HR E Yy _NEAR FOREST PARK 2°, See GRO. : ) 8768 s kINGSBC RY B me = ian bt oh . T ae ) ; SPL ENT , #4 and & come ———— OR, “ r Ctamily peer ; roome A sch : : - oe = | ie Dupes - in , er rd . or. Bas Puri ; . - . EN Reap 50 ~_ me 5 ee LD N E; W F L AT : : ‘1027 Fe , lal | "BLE : "4 # porch ». —~ + r ne arth. fuer ; ar ie ft 2 ZA “age ? ‘ Li oo eg e ln ts -“ \ : on hod 4. : nm i eRe i ii. «4 o2 . ‘tT - r eh — ~ .__ . 4051-42 Rt “SEI L— M AGNE »L oa , wereer PLAT—Dounie Tr or ; 7 — = . | ‘Re doubie 4 aed 6S. seneee 3: e Bend id S and 5 reom fle: cathe. fur. APAR) MENTS sun roo". | > + ii MM Ate ads ret - ow) . ee + a “Vaid erser new 2--fanssi furnace Mb. fans . ates eas) termea , res = © .68e.- aa Soto : — _S400. ¥ ' : ™ ~ it S257 Spsidine 3.4 ) et ee ee a | = 35 hee ee “VHN H. ABROT 09 Chests . ‘EE | BRIN » . LA [46s St ber and ar ‘ men 4103 ; . hed v4 Ly « . = Bree. * PAR TME NT. PLAT—~; fami, he ALBERT WEN: ‘ > . " . s 443} . , ' - : ‘ : 5 . : =F. : 3 ™ 4 zine. £ ; iw Ghi ' Sickg Linde: “ ; ‘ ” , : “ ‘ . : ; I: a 3 So] ye ba 4 nineteen ts ‘ | aN N Fe "T It | yy — Face. fust janrea . en. a _RNB BRING . i a a —+n4 Nes rtm: . i - . os ei t. . ..¢, ry. r —— Je ren S rei! 40) ~s - y 7 iJ -ou it flat 5S nie Bus “~“MHEBS. Vile PARTMENT — a Se . » 7. « be: ‘———* N. 4ch =! ‘ “ORs. hath - —_ WOR . : ; * : ; ry P ’ " : =) tric 2 ate BALD. we, ¥: barwass : : est nu ‘SLBO pee eect. hot-water “hee: MAN R E @ o - furnaces, « ee ent S180 per month Sg bargain. » Amis- ——e Sor es a Broad vay ee _BRI AL t P Gis « hestaut. S ar S8rage: new t; 34 rooms bas : . _ agents Sex B-i7e. Lf Siooatrm <TR? Pe Tr paeeay, terms DOWRELINGER R 5g eteren & Gravoig| FLAT OPPosrrE LAFAYETTE Park | 747 DOVER PLACE 1ENT—S. sun pas een r LAT s re oubie 23865 s L3t h ot. : + fa Riz ; Water ry ac Priel 5-7 P . _ Sarage: | sent LSet crick ef 3 TOOms each F ‘ ee, triple brick carage. zane : . th. = oy i ~ ee L 3 — oe er Drice an MISSO _ . ~ond : | "Ne b 4 Se << : —_—— ek = 9 Cheatact must be seid te Cleese an BRINCK . (sartieig : eu: : Tice SSl00 . righ: “haen me Ast. 10 Gh | in WiLL C. Wrasy ATH. 732 ¢ Dest nut et ; 7 n = rlLaT—_* “A “ ~~ . : — , 2 "30, FuLaAT—Sasa =eh buys 4541 a | %e pach ax all oe Tee aD and down : . —~ let. Sith «: tricity, . 70 “(OU Alen ; /- Pos ROOM XN BRINKOP or Rk. z. co... “et is Maso , - — oe a tient. - = —— - Lt Meiee a $23. family 3 rooms. FLAT ' r 5 - st. : Three : 19 Chestnut st. sae : ce "= : | : | _- Pie WER Pree $22.0 See | ara eee e $827-27%4 SOUTH 7TH Call any time

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Senses and fursace. 7 “ hp E+ ms eee > - _ - oom frame, _bath, i e = E ; 5—} yenandoab ; b; 6 ‘rooms, bath. utify _ Gr elling: everything *nodern lot 78’ "’ ae 3° : ee P T00K INTO THIS—IT WILL PAY YOU |aiiaawensane oe. RISSTD RCH AESI aSaseer: W-veoms Hravwet | fppe fees rise Fens. —radade SOO. | Ry Ms nt ee yee Te ee | aes eee 7 ns or nce . y ‘ 4 » comer ; od. 020 y n 4 3 Thev arc hea \¢ "a ea. ansoiute ly new, and rent for 5D and ao dollars. | gn vary a ’ 7 R — DE: ‘CE —302 5 rede § nom net A. WiISSSiATH 7°? Chestnut ef. om. on pea A ore tx garage. J -eul woe 9. jlo Ri aito ae R (dg @ar: 4 ae mh rad ae on _* ns math. wate ie t. f cer Can be arranged fo AT INCE -Wel 7 , . a ms ol. \ ‘ ¥ *., iuMESI LEN OCR A-erane Prick iy re ' » row the poesthil!''er var er ro rt ~ r cy S| short rime only -%]° 00. Sm ri] cash avme wr pee ys , Ten , Lu wpe ater PA ' roeoma, nara 5 room in vent ‘amp r ¥ a 105, y ont-Die. | Tt « “Price for ' | ‘gf . payment with balance 4550 ENRIGHT AV ise Maha es AO 3 TAa . WORPIT a + Eee v loors, ree & re: lor 44 a4 an fh LHnesnut 8. | 7 bh, furnace, electric. garage, etc. : urntishing and eomfert, twe ef thly about + Bad ount oft re 1A. n and fu rnace ‘ . u f ere j . eyetity ies leu, ()t ( ‘ON? ‘ T IC U t ’ fina 49 e. 4 lot: street made Kse this. " howuees cow complete. aa —— 4 “Neosha gf “re nishet and open te the pub! iar ¥. Te ‘ P | 4 » i} ; ' .* 6 — and terms I T oe 4 ; fe : ; trem & ’ ‘ ’ ‘L* ECs ’ , r rr \ r he: “ . hyp 7 8 om! a. ; rs TRIP LER | ste x a on VW IL, L, | A \] =. |: [¢ ly KS A \ ) \\ | LLIA ‘IS 2605 VERNON “AV oy P : yr ety “envame: cod — & tn: ae rercere 8 5. © Oe] im good condi! 25; Ody) ‘AS’ ' L KM AN AV a NU B ) a 4d — R CO. BRT? Delmar o yielt these hemes, go weet e aa KE... — : : ath. aa on Delmar to Kingsland av. (86700 9 rooms bath furr . oe , ' ee@lient bueiness rn ” » ey - 9002 'an=0 Dp _— ’ nace garage ter 7. W BU RIAN, 4016 tent n : rt) ee 'tiful home. 6 reome and 2 finished at Sree a erie "anne ‘tree. 3 va “1201 aeeeaoaale Piace ] HON E. B nton 2205. swe | — Vv. i Cateye Res! 57. re ner ge * ~ : au i Gk ORGE ‘1 KO! LA, ‘ 616 Chestnut. tie root hot-water heat lot BOxn150: an RESIDEN( t—DOS7 Cabanne av.: @ reom: Woeat) nerth on Kingsland te h Heights addi pos con i : Se A ar ———s | 4047 WE . MiNsTnn heat. | haths alectric 70 gt on wi 10th ah gS RiESIDENCR—2655 Eads a\ - * story brick. | @*™*! it home: card of admission re- | DF a i ood ch. br ick baih, hot-water heat. Glive Street ré then wes! ene um. G-room efficiency ‘ ne Sette Wureece’ gerane’*** near 4 ca) s; $2: Y"ndadia waht en eee” nO. Ceetric. Gates: Want! Oar , B ore a ces ities ania eT 3-xs00m room effi. a * - , fui iY: ara mo } - . i , i ie, Ri m otter ae ee -M, -_> EON TT nry! rR cr © 4 ' } oi : he amberiain a’ ; ’ r ss WAVERLY Pi. . ce 50 _ ° . Myer, 9107 Morr DOENEL INGER R. CO., Jefferson & Gravois 13 1 sternational Life Bidg JOHNSTON |S DEMAREE, Quick Action | , : ' I 4 Agents. fO03 Page ev For detalited -infarmation call ; hardwood floors uf ae Sree ole —— Pn - - nks, tiie baths and ev- es MUST SEL1, 7 . ans gee rooms. ~ baths, /RESIDEX ‘E—2828 Euclid av.; briek:; sl: INC 7-reon ile : =» nibh : ot . ry ’ 5OR] VERNE . mae é_ ag hoe ' oom, ti bath, vies ace = igt Rie SIDEN' BP se 19xx Mag nol y. ~ 4 roome first fox r, on Fecond and third CO ou a fer Kishk re. re Al, TY A TOAN . 31 7 e "Ss 0 > > ’ $14, " RESIDENCE AAG Ae ail a ; a & ; / room - _. . ‘ 106 \ Reh filiive 1437 ‘entra! | j r > er omes 5; 000; cash. “fh. : pi@e} poten, open | bath, harc- oom at furnace, saan p pthmeeeein sb ute erie, roo! rte; ye in at $45 an wale * tle hathe, marble sinks; genuine int 4 " 27 Waterman _ ay. wr = v0 fing stez , lore ’ a. oe * TR- . siate roof, bath, furnace, h OO ars Cy) i oR par@ais at gue eehlne ) 0660 DELMAR, Ag FVANS 4 é ; at, modern: ik 6: ‘e ” dK ; be os 6a . oa ee ‘ " eel Ge 100 ‘ ri N} N "A iJ MAT EE, Qutek Action owe ' a ; RESIDENCE i Parki om ’ | 2.76 Vernon; 5 “and =, , b 3 4 tat ai * te pa: h fornace. » \ »2 ” » oO fern. ee a rye ath. furrnkee garage a ng por », Vv ‘ rag atira! sTiGig initia 5003 Pace ay igehin |} Bid -. & ati Hh «heatnut "s ran 14 mo : whe i Di... cormes — ctric, urnace a +e el 4 he fat iOis . i) QQ. | strut. lis . AN! - AV ca! mie re 2 " i 3; price . 7 : : ae ‘ . (kk ) 7 ‘ 4 4 , ’ “4 ad “ , ; ml = - ow ‘nme i ( efor xX ¥ ‘ 1k \ | LAN 1) : nT iwWood 4 fnore br oa and terms are right : PL 4 Chesnut st JUST BEING | PINISHEL f #9 rooms, hot-water heat. hardwood fis ga . one fr h. fu ‘trie MITT R. E. CO g TK ye 10556 SIMINSTER P , RESIDENCE—t 9 a) in : ; Owner ereu’ = saad . A REAL BARGAIN en “herp eG . “e Je» wines “ - 7. wt Fas “ : Dé " od 4 mir: ¢ rer orey eho : “At, tt . . —_ —— er : : ry ‘ ; fi. 406 Int Tife Bldg — os - Fh8B- 37 AL. AMO. Hi on to dey trig 2-F" AMILY roo A! . «. }@ REAL y ( OMI ANY 7 eames + De _ = Be my ‘; | idm ' bia « ® *? x | a «” Pr » »Y . 5 ae ; . . ‘ ’ y ng ' 4 ‘ ; ‘ p4 Mi ‘? 4. ih ' " , ad -44 Piymoutt; 5 and » WATERMAN TI hot- water heating ann a : YOUN H Tr. “Ou Chestnut @rraige and finished: latest conveniences ¢ od - ey ms b 19 O00 ” : 1OQ rt , ru , iT] # n tore ot front, garages, ices SR500 ? Ee Met AWLEY eh , : ' y hig Claas rnomers or boarders Juat ated ooma, tile Daly hot. water Rte F000: terme. «ws AN EXCEPTIONAL BLY, separate steam-heating plants; lot 36x12%: seu VERNON AV. 31 600 |‘ shade trees in ren a tee a Ad thie week: worth $10,000 RAVE ~ a] ct from owner: $5000 will handle, | nest; Deautiful le on: ponge ig new AMITT R. OE a . ed og g | tent $1800; low price; easy terms; see 6254 ee a he : U0 | nals : ee . wiY| AGE , 312° Watnwrig! id live - vr | ask oink rent furpienes;: went ' 023 PERSHING 406 Int Life a fi Gg =~ #ixx a od if ne Ls = aes . Bowes : { ab anne ay itn North Parkview ee Le ER m. “ty 7 1°.000 + shesiaiing or m8 acini . _ ' , no AN wy B44 . ’ >.) | | ( ' | | | |? ? I \V 7 te T , R45 Pos? Bd teh | ee nade ~~ lating, 6 roume sun parler, ; tise roomse, a “modern: b ‘ tag bie Kara * om " ut $10 Oo0 “ee M: I r ANC Is P ERR Y RU - H. 102 N 8th wt 14 roormns ‘A bat} c. hot- vater heat ° i > ya ae tr : . RES IDENChH—4068 + aveland a (} roome Hea fy! *? i eftory & ate-roof neme of 7 HOME—-3076 wii ‘ge. lovely. strictly mod - : brick onsoame oot ox Tie FS tiga” 7” — Rin; owner. _ x 654M. or at | ™ $9628 ENRIGHT .. PGES! So pieees, FT ) “eptic large tile bath, furnace. rooms tile bat hot- -wener heat. hard wood | ALBE 4618 PHERSON 2. family: chean pitas iy wv) ‘CORNY KL. me - 25% Nh. we A R ARE B ARG AIN ‘00 rs Peg Me LAREN AV * irdw ‘y? warage: corner building ene tre —_ nd shrube let THxl ho 7 LBeRT WEND Z1. 1CK, 1010 ¢ nesinwt. | 10 reone, tile — h._ hot water neat, de- CO TRO A *s ee ‘ | G-room and side entr . UMA 4 A' Si de eee . 1°. BOO ler are residence lot ]#0x "40. : air: @xtra Well bullilt: ba! SER i'e * RRINKOP Gig (heatout : -ESIDENE—)] 325 Ria aslLone, modern, 7 \ strable for rooming hoe an roade: {c) , 9643 V E RNC mN ¢) ; yay an Can Us | res ° eel trees, fruit trees, shrubbers ; ' : + ta brick: doubl “ e. bar- : ? » $7 Be ~ 5 J 4 as tiat his will pay ‘tor iteelf: only $4500 ’ = x14 ‘H ROTHMAN R “) a ry 7 ) rN ‘Ty 4 ® stucco garag ' r Ae58 ‘ OLt MATA / ie at 1%, r : f Ri j 7 } | bees rt; AT gy? deta’ ’ a * +) Vc ¥ ae , € ‘e le a0 ’ | ' ' Py sts - . ‘7 ste 9 , . e* : . . ’ % 4 Evictor 202er ia Apt 100 £008 to ee SF UuC : ial “ut rear Ww) te ie a one gor ‘or Persow roi 2 room ®.. "2: bath os heat, esac TiTit ' ‘ eae hl thy 1 R00 Preston 3-8 ; “8 Rh. EB. BREAUT! . 12-ROOM HOME aaa ae cyt rR Ai ‘” 3. Victor 2022 4 _{e) ; Bow feat cai 0 \ — ne me = aie + ha nt ae gi~ - -s Sze " . ey } ; ako , . ; j ? ' i . rte] 7 . by é ; is HOM) no a’ ' he rd ond , , ' ‘ = ha row Oud oore rooina Brooms. | bath. hot. wa- go por eewmare. Box 1-80s,_ To at a sacrifice: this is the first adv ae hp + modern. rent good Darg , we HARRY ripe ort | RINK ROOMING HOUSE 150: 3 fronts; 4. ae ages, | rt ‘iui. Shin araicdiiiaes ad ’ oi . " . tA ‘> > ; > ' - . * ‘ . ‘ ‘ ; . " : ‘ . , ate i a ‘ "ari ’ . 50; ter ms. Applv e 3 — N “EUCLID , ' omaré re Sarre arid | } Woh! r> . ; bets ‘ 1S OOo0 ‘ j iH. ( | ; ) ion v “a mak: ' ae 4 .- n . ; ‘ ‘ , hm ey . ‘ . ’ or TOR F Pr.ai if P ‘ ; “ le ~~ . . ; (c) : . & ro , flat ) ; ive? . 1° biyiry liate y YoU 1] iz hat ‘ f . ths Wot-w; | / garage Kiet; ! : ' . : . ty Hs e a ‘ , : oi se . , ~ bs te ° ee a 4 4 , tne $44; W ASHING TON Y LAC Ee nd, 20 Al « ’ : nes A Dargain (VESTMINS . PL oh OO J oNG'K Vt) | abadie ~ Pry | mplets ' , ) Vill sacrifices .tooM RENIDEXCE $3500 . Sats. Al con- . ‘ vig | SPSTEIN, 819 Chestnut at oe IN x “agdl morties $1500 ¢ ASH BAL AN K MONTHLY , rn heme , ( radit f ' ding fur ive S200 cough trie, fut we : nes ot | . 7? Gate for * ; _ y “ys m = %: . ‘ ‘ yy 4 » 7 ., \ P } j A oor > iP by Pe { er ) _. _ i} j if j 7 ; ; | ai ‘ ’ rime on : as 47 ; . .« 700. to exchange. Box P. Hi ; : —~ * we . ; > :SHING As _. 95.000 Me HVS | pri es KU) 1 wllx Lust aeean ingie eae W ' Aes rs erm | Ais 2 1°8° Delaware. neat ‘ 3”, psx Low Jee a SPI Aci! ge ath JOR? ue akn & BRO.. £15 Chestau Nepeceeeenens,. cae, weinwrant & s-R M der n Residence, $6000 30 MARYLAND Save da roa 1} feSi ence eel heat nut oe } v phckMAN REALTY CO.. Forest ®7)14 2 | | ne sabe, Phe: 100x180 20.000 | ° | a \ hs for sal we enc i° een Ss ; tg ‘ ‘his is one of the best buys in eity, oO32 Kensington, @ well-tullt. @-rom Z he + OF ot ; rest » & | OV-’" : i] ! SAL RESIDENCE 1 Sou rand at | ought at ia e. Open! residen with tiled bath an cept Pr ark bl.. : 9-6 ° rowre $ 5ea% BARTMER AN. ipa rHe RN R ri, Lin hae es e-3 49.900 "AiG N highwa fi rooms and , ri , a SO oF cy we be it ye | STE -c wee peed o10 ' Sur : to 4. or by anpeintmn furnace heat: let Oi i oO Adateson ky | HRUSKA, 9 N. “th st » §-6 rooms; singie fiat. «4 eonveniences. | uple ingalow of 4 rooms *h, ti) :' Ay ™ = bathe a | wieepir hn, hardwood floors, hot-water Paty ee ‘ BS Mh teks) | _ cc. aA, S60 sa Pe! on mn 6 ar. Bidg. | card only. Price for a quick sale, , Sa : Fy : «air heat and gar ar baths hardwood fieors, separate } r “) vl CA SD P “Ts 1f F RO nna af an rar: for 3 y ecehnines a ne \ ote - 5 oe ITE it @ aans . > e. | ; Olive 0 {* ent al ‘4 4 | HEMMEL MANN. SPAC KI, ER rt «6 CoO, ingle, 5 aua 6 om : , 30: x GRETHER & { ") 3 Ril Int. Life baw § 1& $10,000 ‘$1500 ee pee acreens , a. } | 16 roonis +» baths hardwood floors: gar : { 7 umMbing Oulit #1 nonthns card of caer 3 i oe 4 SON Proadwary Se V e 1} ai Room R CSIC ence 4012 5 1, ARADIE —RES iDENE — mes 7th and Cheat aut . Ss a) ’ casn, Aaiance terms, he ‘ ‘ 1 Puls Se. _ ‘orn Twa aT . r) “* ‘ ' Hino) ) rooms, Dat | - ooTn t! dern it? rage, (i —- SSS EE SS SS SS Tin. co. 49h : Dei mar b) a ROO os MODERN rLAT- $6750 Belleview ' ( ( YRN Ie | & Z KI BIG | Rl ST, VECCR " & OREIMEYER R a: ey ‘urnace tri re lot 35x1°S5 . _ 9RA0 Ruseell a ae ‘ yes Prenat eler- a Fran ce et Oa ag te Td fae - ; i B if |. H us . : 4 4- M yr a Sas se ANDER SON STOC ae. pA ERMANN. 719 Chestnut ‘ ] res "F906. Delmar KRABI, 5179 Easton . . ‘ ingle flat: . location fric _e aoe a or ear eu Al mission See MeUCRADY ’ ORERMEYER 5179 Easton. aid u 7 od W est End single fiat a F . 3 F., corner of Me co ol , the R Chestnut 1: “ . Laks N ? AR O F AT, , ON Pp A RK | ae! from Bento ‘ar See A> -RSON-STOCK fA 7.) apna a at Forest 3106, Delmar ofl, | SS ome For Sale at s.... ; . electric, ul S, oni) _ . . id i y, rr. KALA BIE Jn, Agent _ : . : —_ ae wT. | G HO x =) a er ST CO.. 4915 Delmer | YO! Henrv Heimenz Realty Co. ROL Cherokeg Resid | nla aot ane 2 5 ee ia , . i ll win : ie ' ic : jerokee at, Mlegant bs. Room fesidence f rebing av.; Ames place; this beau- | 19 reooma, 3 bathe, with lavatery on - ee ; STKANDI, 806 Chestnut st pm Oa .: 4-5 rooms, bath mt ER-LL 4 ‘ , Vn Cail and see «e about these nic home anito baser se 1 “a! » and | RES a K O08 Ct | : . barenin: SHO OO. j wT DN > TMI NT A N\ [J] ’ K ; FT ay r nd reasonab! ' ; 6 homes RY sh , ‘ ee al ant and oid Fine neighborhtonve hot-water heat. hard BOOMS contains & room, tile bath. Aret fleor: billiard raom ereened WwW EST ) Ae iow £Z£O0gG Alii rea JT \@ ' . ‘ A nod arr rs ' ecention ai qt “0 font Live $, hot ater hea | beautiful per hes Bu ft front, with side arrive : ; . decoratiorm. ghting fixtures, ehades, | ara f * a - : . N. 4016 ‘ houteau av | R ENT ERE 1D ANT) 244” SIDNEY. “Ln P fey : ' good cond ) rea! r“gain . RE ee ‘ ; Darior with }-a-door thu. Viol, Zh. mien wit] all a4 fate improve f rms rice > 000. ~ front must be seen to be appreci&f.ed pee | ete ; g: ft 4a 45° > “2 mds = . . impr z HIGH ff! wr i , ory . thie 35.46 Ca fornia + For ara see a "os : 1" ow ere ‘an 7 ve ees ¢ ’ . ; ‘ ; pen té ay, 4 h ’ 5: WwW est End: modern: , es Ps r y ot . rages - nd gi@ae aris alk ms ry >" C7 "hen i "Ry ; a y é AL re > | at nN P , ‘ ‘ ate a . J ; S JESSE } * Ct. 204 yi KAR ~ 10% NE | CON MONEY af hOxd rh des abi JOCarion, $9500 ; c | | ROARS Bargain , , if) “TE rR CO H4°R Michigan a a ‘erntr ! P MPHE | g A 0 ‘ ‘ Forest 2 t 2711" — | , 47 3500 SIDNEY oo . . , r : jain 9 44. enter) 1144 CORNET & ZE inIG. rRUST, bxx Wells; rent $1460 per i 3-F AMI. Y AP ART MENT Modern -built 10-room residence. with the 13 Maiden Lane. 3 larg ng age leh ga genet ag a ar SR ; 2846 RUSSELL $4 OLIVE ST | TIM Chestnut St r SRR00; ~ rms. ra. F 4 M | F y i I, A £4 " - sail me toe wan , + = ety en ot «1°R good garage ‘Pe gATAL PPO. tern ov or gh henr . ‘ , . hardwood ~ ‘ine Lat ‘ ld apartment; 100155. P+ : REILL _ 23 Chee ~~) , : ogre aod po eten Be ven ; - near ray Tower Grove Park \SE Ries ry ¢0) 9°] Chestnut et. oor ! eh hot-water he ij Ilae 3% reonme« Lat 7 race. pe , with 17-room frame house . : —— _ ep foe J anteaters 0 * 9 STLEMAN, N 2 GRAND a! every convenie b arag rag: Ai Lian. - & SON ReALT PATIN & TORTRUP. 626 Cheatnut et ite: 4-famiiy. eos JAE ONE BLOCK FROM FOREST PARK chord tn every respect: nubile alley'in Fear: | pe CASTLRMAN, NEAR GRAND. | 1 eT DARK RESIDENCE] tro machine reason CO. 2 cht Ride _ Olive 4553. | * raat wom RESIDENCE vear; will excrasng “9s a corner: 4 large rooms eukfast poor caah payvn t. Dalam nonthiv. You! ,,, 2’ ae ten tine on samere +t ye oe sy tvi\ Vhs aN terme Se ay — HILLCREST HOME wha 4s ( 7 - N. 616 Chestnut ’ hi) parlor and sieep "eB pore? —- ( tiie a1 v1 ane. 7. the * vives K . a it Ms ¢ ation; smai! cost for ‘ . hn hA ’ ss a . ato , 7 : ‘ ' es , " PORse es Or) terms | .e@ ret: rey P us e , oe 4 ) “U ie , roots mod Ty muaeat be “% - 4 pivry = . ate 7 7s ate : s bird ye maple: | na EALTY fa ris poe ' oO Ay +t Pal . 04 Chee ot ; i admission peed” LIDMMELMANN-SPACKLER Rf x. CO e IV Esd . : 7th and Cheainut, nell ‘ : . — ; itn . ; » wad _—s f + male . S ; ’ ea! boartere:| O8 KR BOG _6-ROOM HO SE—83800 | PLESER RK. FB, CO.. 206 Tie Guar. Bidg sot “Kallio, yricad room single. - $9000. ‘and ais TIN R800. on. Vernon av. ‘ oN, Ll "! G \ : | 084! : . ine , Dl cei , are; L @ ‘ee \ E Ne :-TtOOM HOME wm WN. Zth Main 48 = ‘ oe hi oO} : ; {) ¥ Py i ~ 5 7 kensington. 4 and 7 rocin J i-8o Washington AY. [SFA DED aa | 3337 Vista, prodate Improvements, 1th SIDE: NM. E 3 —EASY 7 . R Ms tect 8; | ‘aegis Southwest SEE 1401 TEMPLE Pl. PRICE REDUCED $1000 in heat; pereain is > & — Ez. CORNER OF ADELALDE ded det | Ie R SH [ \ (; cote om " . $.9. wy > te near Grand P ve ¢ n a ‘teia ven - ‘ ) 16 ; aT ! } , fran t orner ~ blocks Pgs » ” aon er} $A000 “Se ae | ag 4 “+4 soy Pm oe math, tenes, not : BUICK, 1010 Chestnut ie ee oe atari oe va ld ng t 5 r atue THREE-F oo wee ¥ ENt- TOO negern , With hot-water ;ment. a Mpro’ e1 nad $1000 cash 7-ROOM BRICK : Dewey School: all conveniences. | GEO. N, COOPER, SOB Chestnut. Olive 3776) NOBLE MeCAWLEY TAD e. o-date bul neat ari est api itmer : Mt baKAox] 2d witi die this atl jpnace, electric. usuable as ’c farm!) ‘ ma sa . A HI-POINTE BARGAIN 655 Cheate Kensington, 5 ae 6 room rge rooms and dressing *,o" making 6 ‘ perl ul 2 ‘ _ y . oy t. fi " a he — - ps pa’ m efficiency tile batns steani neat 1 pari ‘+ 8 ages: arrange! ! cat titties iat vl URS WANSTRATH + a Sie . Texas nice cond hi Main oS ‘ or Ranchester and Dale Reautiful 7-reom bilek residence with LIC kK. 1010 4 lies i? : ery ; 1j , , aT ine tion }} / Ty; a. " "He IC ae MES g ; 7 orissayl and Warne te } i. (i;rand poaorvw e nmi . . an ‘ : ay ( _ o ; : : ent jocation for permanent in¥Yeetmen' ' . cation nti la ; ae+d 4 i 4 “ty ee EN! 4 io! f i 7, f ran oe’ eni ¥ $450) room Oric: lot 5Ox124. Y1v000 \ers convenience ati refinement that @) ede ) $5500 22 aap KaTAge for 2 ears; on corner building $70°U: on east build-' *'? or ‘ry desires qu Se ene Fee. r mersh ng inear Washington oo LINDELL! AR HOMI . wot) $0 MS. Bank of Commerce Bg rir ; bern d have; hand-deco- | bint 38 x145. - & $6840, reasonable prices and terme — Reng Ppa , ate CATE ghd le Oe end sunroom aie ota en: - : CASTLEMAN AV. BARGAI? KAN I RANK, 1008 Chestnut s* : all Sench doe large brick fire- Kight-room stone me enbitened with ¢ % KE. 1008 Chestnut ef TTRRPRANCIS-PERRY-RU TH Lo SR BLASS & in ~ — . | ae tae ae o 7 an: havhwanl. 4 Y nd tile feautiful 9-ro residen: nm Castleman, | RE 81D E K—HBeautiful. 6 roomes, bath. hot place, metal we ; , hot-water heat, S#'h. furnace, eleetrioity and frame garage -_ Fi \é niv o QO Sell, ‘ hae ath ‘* Aa , ~ rare ‘wner | near Grand: har a 0” tile bath i ter , r iot 60x147; price jtiie bhatt ty re hardwood floors lot JOXL40 feet; splendid future business le nwav and D¢imar: 4-fam- | | > r ‘ lle . eRe . ‘PaoNn ‘ f a Vat pArage - ; ms; income $7880; reason- - 7 » 9()5 )- hi BA R ¥ MER A\ : DYAS-SHET.”’ ; inca EP To [top gg were heme: hot- | : mort This reasona Die. inquire 4560 Manchester. (ci | throughout, garag Price $14,500. Box | c#tion P mens m. andeventer av.; owner oc : Sor , = | fa : aes bath P i ; rf ery” | ate met ' : argain : ved be Aan! ~~ — 7” fe foa@t 7 cupio on't-dolay: terme, one-third e mm A four-feliiv fiat of 4 and o |} . batas ate mn parlor. etc., garage; wonder 1G Guren ' . 30% A-d00 LESIDENCE—67726 1] amor ms AY beauriful | A Le ) : and “ety urd caeh 324 International Life Rid OO" : cre ‘ 7.7 : | one : , ee ‘ : 4 PHYRic lL VYNS r) ; aen P| ar e > per lnontn O92 ernon hare wood ioore, tile arn, ‘ 4 ‘rT, a, Near Hi-Pointe: vue . 4 ee mid fioor. price $12.250 ta a nA ae ty : ‘ " praciicaiisS new san . pal : a1 > wdert 19 roome ner naay eve zs on oe Me: ir Rs ‘ 7 roome 1 IL] EWERS, rand and Wyoming fu e heat: garage, priced for quick sale. | I INE RESIDEN( L e: gRararee - Sa000. muart s. ALTY CV. . 104 A. Mi nh pon ie : yet j ‘ rooms al A Sun - suilj if hot ' ' } . 2 ar fir +. i — f é rat \J BRI Kk Hi USE ay tel } P > 2) ’ j ati . ‘ fos Sj ine Ui MAL (cc) fon’ MILLER ; (ct 670) f 10% “? Oty a Bayard i modern , réoin frame ree ral av. (6800 west) (eo) $4140 at eagg ened os ie = eparerx &£17 Cheernut. Main 2162 ae IVERSITS 6-ROO , \ Es EMNER RK : alii VACANT IN ¢ “LIFTON NEIGH Fa | A PRETTY HOS, $1900 CASH. | eee MOET, Greeti Spore wnen ll . . ’ - : , “1A , es, furnace, ba 13580 Granviile ' 9 reome. brick resti- Hp clase condition; hew garage fs “2 F, *2 machines lot 608170 ge “ BC 4-family tt 2 t. mer av.: 3 and 3 room: « pb0xx Delmar. , . OBO Os aa > ‘ ( m\ |, Y 62 yf) ric: as bh] rh SS i. new brick garage for "§ we ‘/ ae Oe © Os ’ . : aw Wave es 3 J ¥« FAYETTE ' 46000. terms idence, furnas hath, electri d con- eng I reasonable priced; see stment at $26.000; ground vi ‘ NEW DOT BLE 4 LA T Ss - trame cottages, «> roomea cach, 24a" NW. Gre me and bath; fur ‘de for rooming ce Or bat BELLIS R. CO Ar ade Bld O $78. | dition; wm ee ‘sa900 a: ee ANDERSON - STOCKE-BUERRMANN, ; $20 Ta and | ce ) | | WEST ST. LOUIS TRUST CO SOs Chestnut at s eaUusT CO... Agent. az cine " &t . m1 . (1 WEST PINE— : 7 [a nace ner aniious to re ue for | 8nd furn loubie RA , | ‘y4' ) = nion and St. louis avs . SAVING re TRUST €O.. 4915 Delma me, ES F TAMI et eam 3 lence. pet | ootiow! ‘rain price | * DICKM ; 043 LOUISY iL LE Eqston and Sarah — 4" 2 ; { mo av.: 4 and 6 room : ) rooms, kitchere! sand bre fast) ai8 mi migy Bedgmecsrgernytooel ane @i “e PN He ee ee 8 gee : i “eon Pi Boog ser heat; ‘rent Me 1404 ARLINGTON. AV. | poms. sevareir, seam nesting Pani gue [gener s Church ie henat at or Sedo Welle IAL PENNSVLVANIA AV. water heat. fle bale Mrtwood Tinos, fo | ae PAXARS CO. _4915 Delmar bi. : Beas: wiful 4 at y mr cing/\« ra) ) i er ' ; ; . : ia 4 LA oy , ‘ 0 oe , . , " : nk. davane ae 2 mae Dore, oe | : “wo o ‘ pa or ut . 40°5 iin bat a 10-reom slate-roof res . _ . ; fe furtiacer. nagoie ainka, recent I ANDERS NST o.* Ee ST ERMANN in roorn I eT? nore z p ba t¢ aT . ree , - we ‘ *? a or _ al Rae phngessttns “26? ' ~~ & a) f2 s"] LL \ ae ' . . ; » . ence, With bath. gan aod electric; 3’ jlian, A . and CG rooms, hath. ee @ stone fromt, price ef he. PAX. ns RAPER SON SPOCK S-2 rhe, el mpi men COPpP piers, t aw ORLY? Per ~N. AY LA mR : . tian +e Se > ; “400 1: a es STK... H. STOLTMAN 2. : run K rf "Rig f *heatn' it x145': ws mt lot du’ 4 for yrice $7500: NGET K1.EIN REAL coO.. 10 , x Rth w : 2 we om ; ia meet ~— THOMAS FF PERCHA’ 20) 4 4 48 at —— or - 3760 CASH, 50 MONTHLY —Price, sa7250 HEMMEL MARR STACKLER R. BE. CO. Colfax "REAR um Phone (91 44 -_ 9 > ra. ? ae .t mM é a pees LR "\ ES] + etree 5 Py kOOM a -t : s. i . 661 ine ( | \\ | ( ymN a Nine roone 8) eeping porenh ardwood ; 7th aud . hewt ry t. . : ' Sarge 7 od 9-roome ' built res rER LA \RDWOO =, L$ 4'? 9. : loo cer ' ‘e ro 260 | CO.. 506 Wainwright Ridg | (7M sHIXGTON HEIGHTS INVESTMENT \\ onde ful ‘| erms 1 pare shyly. |r gg | byt oe oe . BATH. FURNACE—64280 | 4 com residence: steam heat: oweer @ii| hemitde bya of i “| 4036 WESTMIN ? gsburs 5 and 6 rooms. . a IFUL, ‘ [LUIN prods — = FLOORS; GARAG peas Gover. Fite neler stamp itacned $7000 sey “$3000 deed of hs SB ~0 ” ST R I LAC KE. : > ) . A - oar - a = ‘ h y 9 . ‘ “ars . ‘ ri a lose i : : _ : A : . . ‘ naintec me , ~" as ' . j mist ject ft 3 dee - - , hardwood floors, tile bath: = L. MODERS wt INTs —— S1X a3 Ww ATERMA: _& + go 4 Fi For Card linissionw’ Ca airy nal ie; | ws pa nted - imilar oues | Ms ) } o | $500 CASH AND RENT Dwneé leiving ettnsae ae ae eee MAT R mER or CH 1, P ¥ MI1.% RL oF DI™N q3 ry) 4 r +? yf rooins at fl Por h . nd 1 ac > cal * gdm saion card E Dw AR 1) os B \KEW y ‘HO i Rey , . tal BO ¢ L reR JONES re E cw) 618 Cheat nyt ; Ru a fiice ,-reom \y ear kind home modern 1] roo, bat! hardwood floor ra, now water no O1A w ain wright 4 Five RR. bg ’ enen porch: price is ps 4 A ’ { TT 4 n mh 2 lien se ig Var 7 | r» “IM i NZ | A | pe, , o f | . g: 4 nA 18 \ ; ~ 2 ae am ms i : 349 We a a\ olumb! ne and light fixtures garage. large heat, garage: - 502140; price cut to $0700: - Bhi Io — meee SS wn, See us [eters (and © garages, smal h payment and ba ‘on bie met nek By gl : , KA MIE! -BERT, RB 407 ve : if — ~ ee ~ ~ j lot, etc owner will & ic eecene : 4 and 4 roome. . ORRS _ AAC H R AD RB’ Chestnut 4 from the 1 its: let us Mail vou a de a vas - wee . , . = -=- -- . vl ST SEL 1-—1931 wy COMPTON 4 \ Ch L] i Lk HOM KE SAVINGS TRIST €'6)., 4915 , Delmar % 5 Bo : i : : e lye FF : ’ ' sf TaRCS oa . ars wr . 10) O00) ear ' } md ¢ i a nd Front Ra nk furn Ce price | reeme, tiie bath furnace, wa sarge Fae I . I rie. ; ; } Lu iA 9 7700 . ar . tion: make ofte complete! y oe Soe. 4 roome and breakfast reo, separate ~ > | Pa | ’ | ‘4 T R w B devine A\ ; : o wt and : t b ” og ; Ley Q all to hh 4 / ; ns . ion , - , ! j Cal t ( Inspec ‘ ~ , rage. oniys EE attractive 238. og h ae ~/ ? cent $2880; only aoe 11 £ oO left. j , uf 4s \ > ( ) \) i \ / ® yd et ’ " . ‘ ; : ; ” asi je IAN S oF . & LR x]. a. he ery | , “Y a oay 4 RT toa (“heath 7) rr R INKOP, “Sie Cheatnn* ¥ a DE MPREY, 117A ‘ “heatnut or gs ‘ vy! ii 268, Bi { i ' { ov Thi - . - Ate : . w —— thei ; " , ~~ ae t 50, Po . £10.5 1-FAMILY — ROOMS — HOT-WATER ae Be Oe ae WUICK SALE WANTED | r TWTHIGT= TWO 7-ROOM HOLSES—s0000 ” od mete ee i "ARBOTT Ley HEATED FLA T—82000 t NDER MARKET ~ (re "to 5x1 25 Drive $8500 ge Sea ofp mp OF residence. going C . IhTON HEIGHTS HOME oo $4500 for each: good substantial brick 5012 MINERV A AY. ac mi ern, 6-6 rooms: 3 rar - oe , | ; \ | lip * wi ts 7 ODM A: N & TR! | uad to leave town accou ated on the highest point im the city ousen, terme: a ermain, ness Hamilton nv. | Hecidence. 0 om nas ——s ee”, : e erms; owner wf) ] 4 : 59] 1. ES > K |" 7, kK] j A \ R k, A | ) : . ‘ “26 - Teonae a’ la ? ua 0 agree ds « jg, 4 aye .)} on P 4 } Spe : al yo % . . ete iceiv arrs i for § i or ; if awn v | 14 : i J : nh . : rageea for 4 cara . ‘ " ) ABE RDE D N PT (( ‘Ee ; } a . = Dr satin dates teathee te. of modern home. 8 roon th. hot-water nfiwood foork, brick imante an mn geen to be appreciatec: price | 104x200; yo it like mis ALBERT G ANKE R. BE CO yA! : O00. S on 3708 ( hestnut si 4 , \W ES] END SIN ' LB . ; » : ail 1e ; at tet ; ; Te ne ' ; ‘ un Dal ior. y rg ‘ excent Anall: a | — ne Vis E. Ors j . ’ ry He | iV ’ e ‘ ry ry 7 7 } r ard ; - . . - 711 ‘ ‘heat ut at M: , 5046. Cantra!l 1144 P, d bear 4 as 4 “Ses? Seeds +4 $27, ale : : . ' : 4 2 ft . ’ ' ’ ’ . i 4 ; " j ,q@ i] ; 7 ? ; | aire } (* 4 © 4 * ; \ ‘Pp 5 | aT £ , “2 : , } TONLY Le 4 AN 7 . ” -— , . . . . reo | re ag , —- ee O822 Wells a: 5 and 5 roonis, sipeping : Mi uit 1) } Hiiecres RES IDE CE enol, Theodoe “ Pad ooms 3 i. 3 " Bes Nts we a w (Car Grand and Arsenal. 24 ficer 47a5 W PST MINSTER dining room, breakfast room, kitchen and . aL hard woo iocern, , ; ’ ‘ nM wine r ide ; , V ie °4) lovely 10-ro0om furnished residence two maid's room firat floor, 4 bedrooms, sun per . Papin at.: beautiful, 4 and oe h. baths, furnacer, « jie garage lot | ter-Meplewood o within . pee 36 KI ) double garage: har w pod Be "10. reftal €100 pr’ ‘ $9500, admis , A esepiendid ho of or ? nodern rage, easy terme $7800. owner ¥ no whe 1 good naifien and modern : Grand 401% -_ bathe. can leage to eatiafactory parties for jor, @ tile bathe esrond fioor. hot-water heet. rare e . € i | ror a? L ba ij ' a. ; A : . ~ . ' . 17 , - j > f “e naan , " ‘ @ e 9 price oe : Py ’ # card on! . si rel. i@ie 1 ' A fit ‘ . a wa conveniences ope . ent Py y" rig } rush ‘ + ray x Uta ‘ni BY AO J Ss ( A \ F A \ A \ : + period af months { ‘ali Olive 400 hardwood fluores br cK ge tage for 4 eare: ig 17 w { . x. RNE' & ZEB ry Si ,1f Chestnut > ar) sgh 4 A ‘ pd 2 A moder , , ~S ) roor ” haths hot. MENT DR NG B—DVxx bioc ye t! Vis f j K SP Re “ong & ' A “78 HARI +. . “eo oer or ¥ : EUGENE J ALTHEIMER, 817 Cheatnut side drive, 5S x just lhe tal nm far, ome 1 atnwright _2iS¢ ’ xtTw ’ Tr iy ’ oh cs Condes he pear ire with | we or Beet. f . marae see a | rooms. all conveniences, terms if desired; ~ = a REDUCED TO $11,500 (eT) ) WEIBELS-GE ART REAL BATATE CO, : iv? piiten terrace; 5-6 rooms. ia NEW HI-] ()] N Ke } LA | Be cogent ty 800 ‘or nrire 632: good bu Call at BROWN REAL’ culuT To $6800—81000 eree FB bye h, anes rene garage; house in O29 De ( rhy ery ille rgres wy + ge Bain. 2a ‘rE AMA sn & CO aT : Resemmroossagye Oe” RIGNSBURY Pt. ET at patch: Saat lea Ei ee « BTS. | plendid home at a sacrifire “SEE US. | TNS TER & CO.. Bil Int, Life ria- | Near Hamilton and Delmer and Matsitton "|v \ *MOMENAM Rg. ww. Vew arge front pore eal | “DWELLING—3 710 gat MPRRE} 3 BR! NKOP 619 Cheatnut at ’ . . *, Sihoel: 7 reome eereened perch, beng .™ RWITZ REAL 3 1A08 W resi 2 \\ =| ay ly ‘BI (Ps Rergfeila Bes ome ) rooms. bath 1? 3 — - : 44. : . T wo-s' re 4 z ’ 76 Olive ; fo) ’ 7 V& | | rage mod ert ; yOeag be pra i Ww IP . / | : Ds ten ' ' : A ng : ' > hardwood flow: het water heat, pe a @SINGLE FLAT BARGAIN 5918 — y ow wner. thAae: o8t West BEAIDE NCE BARGAINS ‘ latrictly modern, tn best condition ee fiat (North § ‘ 4 | aia sd I yrs) Py ) adh 4 mo Arry a } ' ‘ ole if i rl in » } | f j - } ’ ¥ es ; 4 ans a roorre., ba! n urnace, | fiw ner lea vine eity met aeti. mreom, Ey chee , ; CT I 1% ” Tr a 1 at n. lai et ni ’ » nr a? 2 hath ing } . " eu os Tv . “ $7000 ~ 6 nine \ cash. Agent. Box A-184. ' r = SU meres home of 10 rooms. hot antion mall. eerese, play! ' water Dat oa. ne Tinks Pr gape NCE—5889 Bartmer:. © rooms, hot N uerrooine moder hi api ferneee. fix ne-room iiet FINNEY family flat. al ne > pov BL E ? acai R ARG AIN 72. ft. jot: buildings set about 40 ot Via : gua eigaetas heat xtures; all ven ene .du on | Glee: Oe Se ee - deteas” «Oem ar water heat. tile bath: lot 50x) 9: SOE et { arge brick { ; large front l4sas’ Fairtex, splendid lavesmenl — 4346-48 Olive: B and 6 q (2-ft. sot; Duliding € ul o a ne ; ‘Were ee = ae JOHN GRE a & Cl it. JAR. ¢ MORFIT. 807% neat nut lot 40x127 “rime RENTS $1520 7 . . ’ ; . (ori i} ‘ ’ ; , C¢ 7 a - } .. a = So feet from street. Each apartment ) ‘e. pay ad 40 ene © es IFTE-KUEHNER R 15S E XC E P rion AL, OF FE RiING—Modern, con JOHN GRETHER & CO., 811 Int. Life Bidg.| JoeT MIL L. fee RE. &.. Poe 2 nh nts, oh17 W : $119 © ASTL EMAN—S6950 . ptially butit home | in oO?) | eectric ferences: gente! a ; >. se wr ot sidg. JGHNPR, Boh Cheatnut st pe fat ie GEO. F. BERGFEL REALTY CO., i i : ferest, having living, din wherny Ago HV _ \\MISSISSIPr #0 KOHNER. mR: An ® => sleeping poereb; Groom efficiency: 610 CHESTNUT q 5236 _ OTE BRIT. - gag te x AV. Karate ot fae ne wa **. ay ; nm, | ' aoe SC 2 DBI DE GIN ERV ILLE AN ; ‘ + ‘ wed Re room path é a Wt ‘ PAC vy TOO (her t “ae 4 bedroot ; ee Modern 7.room house. neem hardwood A ( OLON IAL, SE Pee —_ 3 a . np ; in 1778 Central 5989 et or bent. ~ ood (20 H Ke \l A N niceiy a rranged, with best equip - ns | i - me = bere ar Pe ner toda rR. 802° Granada | $30,000 RE SIDE NCE FOR $15,000 how @: he th ~@ Pe “ floors, steam heat and Rare price $13.000. | TRUST eaatent: ~ $8500; 3 DEEMAR G ARDE q SOT tO ment throughout and of splendid gamers a wi B-—Attractive | pave & ra rooms AF viG ‘GER. 802 id 0, ! RARKA A‘ ‘ are for { by = ia ay JEIN . PAT, TY co he G EM ms: come and Ree Ney wejl-bul!t ag . , anartiment af Rg e cae E e] } sank lis y has vee mt we oF "@-s an cP : , . - e750) 10 rood no! sales hen : ‘ reat it. “ ’ ee orth ‘hy at 7 hy one () ve 4 " " * and ‘ . . " 4 et lot , CORDS: Tue 120Nn st j _— ig Fr bas ment cheap a wee My ; ' ; oy 4 x ’ ot. apie ie : = | ~ REALTY OO. m™m , i>. car “nrea ry Paeanad at Sapho ? or ' gurage for four ears. Tile roof on L598M . Ashiar } - o-reom by ‘ , RO" Mr Uo tay Chem HOULSE—1374 Goodfelion 7 Freome — DO ao f Al, kg -—-s —. datiy until dD. ee’. POrsension of ene apartment f desired ¥ : ao eh a é‘ ?—T & le: agent there today The Best srici | , ’ | ; rit ; ‘ - . ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 'C ; "a ) Pn j | ‘ ‘ . soma Dl azrent ‘ I a 6 es ve to0om rice ouse ’ 3 Saag . ; . ine - « am ard to a@mit of a see are and oe rages. For eom Central a ° sisanpet TA AY. én ow ° Se. i qT ( R ~ T. RALDWIN R. E 89 Areade (¢ $6500 , TOR Porahis Y 7 A. large living room ‘built ain 122 _DYAS SHEIP, 108 Hun plete details call &: ‘ , tot rooms, | HOUBE- —422i er erase OY: et aad | CEM ; 'E spon Rrepiace. Bun ps ARLINGTON a WONDERFUL BURIN NESS Let 23.6; well room | bath : Admission by ecard option ball, gas, bath ethic Nght and 49 BLAKEMORE PLACE open eregiecs, bun Tee’ (oor "eseond nse ; : , at r é te f ti rns price s7000. Three hioeks north of Hodiamont ear | | oe * neawtiful “bedroome and eetir “ge or Grand 1002 W, evenings. ‘ ere es und Fila | ’ ‘ard | Bakew 1] os . ree ty 7 : : Bee : : fe! * 4a \\ 1¢ de i W e - ‘ >( j » Ase)?! I t¢ . erry : ro 2 ot O07 Cheatn: 4 ; : ite gee *11 000 ght ce penicany ay gg ric Fs . tnat of RE NTAL WITH A RE ORD ESIDENG 5 rooms a — a line terminus. KILGEN REAL ES.- | sleeping porch. third fee “4 fetes vane wee " * » A - lied Bank of Commerce re ++ 11000 ig N h S : -. eg A —_ oO | > “-*-F ? | and ‘ 4 °8H12 i’ ti at 1 ro . } + r s 7 com with CU P PLDS Y’ ‘4 11 O00 ; ive } J | J ‘ ' ! A FE ‘é ] 3949 lowa 5000 stares ~ a > $1! nM ee eneyv eel 738 Carpenter : TAT E a | ). : 512 Wainwright Bidg. | bath: a “G7 Aci BO: ’ te ope J l. EPSTEIN, 617 Cheatnut. Main 2162 ALTY AND LOAN © ~ ' DD a ———————aeeeeeS ST K A | 5 2N — it - Tory now ‘ . | inna e 116 ; ix { | . > , , . > £7 ow > ta" ‘t* . od a i pale ‘ = . aru s C3 + a rent 6120: Wash- nig: é a 14 BOO bed everything new and moder lot f fron ‘age; renital ye 7 eo) ’ : vwenather es#tripe I lecorated RE siDEN >. kK Aas TE RMS a : ‘ >} ' at owner | 4 ote? o—— 4 ori ee ome - mele :| Vv tment Bar ain , 2 4 ; 4 rie rf ' t dq 4 I a } oe a‘ rut a iW ' ‘> ’ ry be 3 7” : te wroer in “? ~ie «& ‘¢ ‘ . le . ‘ *ial ve Cc . ’ A sILES Go” “avis | Delmar, _ DEMPE RY 12h CC -heatr x any me ont ca 4 ee, me 3 { nd + hl ao a. ] fi A aK k & BR Cy BI: > (hes ~+ = im ho alg * ’ or - ” ala | Saeee ng t) quire OF pr mn JOSEPH ery og pa sTY . a 4 n cs 14-98 * CARANN B “ den Ft ¥Y AND DE BALIV 4 ) “Tt : | sell or tra nity. —— , » nash} ee oe ge on. | RES! Ol rh Bist * : pate on = 7 : : had ee \ -ROOM BRIC K HOUSE | CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST. JOHN McMENAMY ; 57 THEODOSI A 4 ge dition. Adiniasi. ard 0 onveniences; garage; very Svassnen” 8 ROOMS ae eau pis be ese “ain orm ; #-family apartment, Gov- a “0 ¢ smut ee : ceed bath, sieeping | eo 4-Tamiiv aparne huliding. ‘19 Chestnut | “> 2h F Re EN DE (RAL 12 , "no pee :, -- ' s cach § properts . rom La ee arages! modern in every : neat sreeaemeeearets a | $6000 } O65] ) McPherson; modern: & “yr WATE ; in AL condition NZLICK, 1010, Chestnut. “7? * Titure on this ’ roe % = . end reception with hot water ¥ "RP aad | *] . j(OME roo ‘ Jd ‘fleors, a! improvements hit } J W A | K R HEAT ahs —,. . on inv Yy APARTMENT, $31,600 De: : (EALTY CO., 104 N th RESIDENCES FOR SALE 4 eas | ; i han ME ponent, 1 on so ~ -agm nome, muide. Phon dell 4014M (e) 5333 WN NEI VA ' atiraftive ferma: jot at ) mon: 4 rooms, reception hall, eeare Olive 34 | OWEN i. ae | 1 “WALTER JONES R. EL CO tile | furnace, sl] convenience ar ‘aIDENCE—Six rooms, reception hall, s3 MI t a very desirable buy for investment 6f an 4 heat: rents $ 5760 . 4 ~ es , - ‘ em IN CITY nn one m4 end. . . ‘Phestnnt a. of 6848 Fi ' ’ SR64 Wyormink ® ply “Tokh eee nveniences; Must sell This motes n house tg on 50 ft lot; for eatate of individu! ant . “TONTRU PrP §i6 Chegtnut. : 45xx ( HO! | Kk Al A \ . - _ * oe onl , HOM .* 1 © =. fam'{! ef ' Cot - ~ F ammny ime ¢ a a Jos OF ‘mM LN OF r / 5a. a a , Fie ‘89> at? oman at a tad a. adm! am ion: ; ase | Fer nonpoint ment to =e ore pert 9 fot 5 a6 P nag ts a a ‘ Honre 6 and 6 room aingie fiat jym' a . . eA ut | Sh in es i 1 rr CO 2102 Kast (rand AI 4 fe! kK, A ( 4 ~ A \ \ K W = . - . ith ai DENCE ,aTO Enright beautiful haine J. 1. & P STEIN. G17 ‘hestnw Main Hae | Saree RA ESE th LRENNER : rem fiat, xx errs tile 7 ee ? ’ ’ am ' | rviit * giree! ' : nNocK 10 sroad ' . ib oa “ ae, ‘ oorm - I , f ww’ r 7ee° + W. HARLEY RK. EB, CO ogee = ate, from roremi | way | $0000 CHAS. H ' BUSS, 1624 | HOUSE jur-foom frame; bath. tollet, at 4 ROOMS—TILE BAT H—TERMS Si. | of Dr. Breed; 4 roc ne Siret Sie oe NEW LISTING 7° Chestnut st. ae Bas ee. og Sw uaaseT XE. $niQ@ appease hor S| Wehante: Sach aa Maege lot ’8TkG0" Scan She agieon |, Reautistecotage sot 2 goeme one. blork| mequiiul home of 7 soume, | iy eae omtafee "7042 Maryland Av. |HEWSON REALTY ©O. ?. ; ~ $u250 es ) iv 4 74 Hi Mi K a] % ( RS ,AL, E ' > § arty ay ( ae nh, me h Ole | ~ ns be Y r sean: a esi =. : ws? m ; . imt-Wate he; hnaraweo a) ; ' ’ RESIDENCE — nab, Cates, “very Gerirable. siicianai sl . aad earta we “ad 4 * ; ; ir lines 2 est Margaret' mis - argues: a ; , " or ae = .O 1 f , 7 we : y x ° room fat. SOax_ High. B68 K] cG SB R y B | 4 4% Ww Y” ei $! a 500 ll reome hot 1] ‘ big bar gain TE ne soins ° . ‘oo ifax e “ - ae 6° P IE a 11 ; . INK 1°? ; (en location bos roo’ . r Raf. oroer , 60 large reome and maids aqua riers. with hea th Olive dry ea ro ; 4 waa S02 ee! ; : : ort = . — J (Ww) phase ¥ * l - . ~ —-_?* corr ant ot ' : fi : f) u iar ; : for particulars = Gfamiiy apartment: having! four | ager hes > bathe: garage , HOUSE—$40 cash, $25 month, buys 3220 . 2618 4 ‘RITTEN DEN ST, ae. F HE F FE PRNAN, Wainwright Biég. | 9 rr het "roomne. R.. nt a ae 10 nail DOUBLE FLAT : Phen y a . com — enien ~y oa Be eee- 46% ms iL Prim Peec]} . Ags + brtex a. F ] N i H OM KE A real cozy modero hon ll rooms, two | RESIDENCE —4 ‘3 Westminster; nice 11-| ith kelvinator: oi] heater.’ @oed feere; — Z 5-5 roome; bath. fur- : bys — voll ‘ — a } SRA Cleve and $15,000 ] rooms, hot | BEN ALTHEIMER @& “ok mee *. » ‘) he the “Urlek garag: hot ~ let Ox . oom ‘Tee den rs gas, electric, furnace. ict le ge san A) ote A ¥) gt tony above b mission & ; d " “7 4 * whnter h . wcernh a ol. 3 M , ’ =, one mee ' oo . : Mission nhevcesesr OBERMEYER. 8178 Easton. ; Eix REA yt |i. See ae OR, | Oe Sets ‘sdaaimcicnisineal commie Seekte Woes: " - AND INVESTMENT 198; built and occupied by John F. Yaeger | Saal? garstiis Agt. #10 _Chgstnut | Soe Se ACTH. 102 N Btb st | @056 Columbia, ; 6. Delmar 5661. a 34. R711 Clemente av; $12,600; 8 rooms. hot et ater Tames $8u0 — ey 15820 Marcus and Lueck: ay { [ AN iq’ Al : 7 : | ean re y. | this remricted section: ane beet. = S714, Clemens bathe, aanini renta $600. a bargain for, ,, 1820 mr 104 BO’ AF STHEN W075, Cammone, Colpnial hows | 5840 DE GIVERVILLE PAV. (88 Sao . AND DE RBALIVERE : WW, Oor. East pate and No rt hn water Bess. -_ tel —————— 3H.) - YY resisences ’ , urns 7 nF + . (Aernte fornace. €xturesa, Cop- *o reonrie bet room. fireplace 4 4 - 4 d 7 bury 4-famihy apartment, dou 4 Fs ae 4 McMillan McMENAMY RR. E. «’'O.,. 1008 N Grand rooms, bath = Pe any 6 Cage ;, A om fro i ss d ¢ ossession ~- er tath. & ard room: let Thies te a wonderful &-room feme, wits University Cli. rthwes eorner Tevior an , . ‘ “ : L131 renting for 500 per ar ‘i per ec reens ; oat age ae ate Pp son, (OM at! modern improvemerile, hpot-wetet heat, ' p. As. 3 the a floors, tile bath, sleeping a3 Drive Sh Pwo 4-1 n br $4/)( by Ro a0 ‘$18 000 Cavan si Sty 2: , . 12 500 oll roome furna: e and bath ritiid SAhe-— 1 Vo on 0 if KS ! i p. , : + a fn NZLICK, 1010 Cheatnut st. _ ae we, each. rents $5700 per vem 5A00 Vernon, $6500; 9 rooms, furnace | ae SANE & SR ANKE. 1008 Cheataui ‘e1 (te eng’ SHAM AV.—# ROOMS—$7750 modern, ant rooming, jaye bon S148 HH-KLEIN REALTY ©O MARKET-—TER™MS os eas . balance eaeay t*®,. me, are corer 7 by ’ _— 28) OF) "Oo Gaye . ;eaty a , os , Garde: wubstan' } . t} rasan 5 ‘04 North ath a Phone (v * 44 , ro “thie: OW : cenenes spice fot $8—2718 N. Spring: 6 rooms, furnace ceptio 11 tures fixturws i. = _ BEAR ty gs. : t of 4 and 4 rooms: tlie bath, ELYIN REA TY ©O. 104 SN. bth oa44 9 ost Py ne $5000. f rooms, furnace heat: jot 500x175. make offer South ere +p driveway. %eW'Y | BPA! . : — Westminster vi ,, ree * 8 R« ,0MS A - “ +?) rooms, pe bathe , Vv 224 OAKLEY AV. nape firet f! torm Pe te , Sy ae mete » +1 ag . vive vs jand bath McCRADY & ORBRMEYER, 5179 Easton ESTABLISHED (OAL YARD LOCATION. pa term Mary inetitute 4 NEw «. , ewe APARTMENT FLAT a eran. APARTMENTS 018 N. Sarah, $500 ol furnece : , “ rooms anf bath: excellent This oral residence, haréwond fite ——— a ; a: 1? ’ o% = — ‘ J ” ; « = R > {* iii N u P —_ — ‘ ee Forest 2196, Delma: HEAL, Aller 9-ator fran , Aence. ~ paperes GRE THE R - uy Ril Int Life fae > | , 20, OU ‘ REI 207 Cheet nut adit | ie. JAS ‘ N . ; te ; ; 4-famliv; steam heat; —— KACES ; Se" 514 NW, Tith aet., reome hath. 0 a . — 10 rodin tic : 7. ‘| ° i. Py and bern lectrioft: ‘ oA mn -. mac hines: price $2500 Admission or ‘Lo 7. . : 4 ’ ‘DENCE —4614 Verhen #¥ ° tile bath, dou rage. Admiagim by . n: Wont, he Oe SF ns highway. . ee NT $3600 LOW PRICE | —_—- ellen Ee Nemape gg nae gs erm Riga ay Pe DWELLING. 6 ROOMS, $40 i R ES iL cm neat, giate roof: gameae, O4-|o.1, g | cekie 617 Chestnut st. Wick, “384 International Lite | FASY TERMS $835 abner pl. SONG: © | furnace | ily. can be arranged for 2; suiavie for | i'M SCHMITZ RE. CO, 1004 Chestnut | Rutger ot. near Mississippl: detached: | a Vain ar6 | any Jenterson @ Graves. | — mete SiSe. ————— | 10 remne, iaiehitiineerinemretieee cael "a 2 > in North Park- | end bath cE hctaica, }1F. Oo. RELI ¥ "y 4531 NN Broat+as HOME-—A beauty: 2 rooms and breakfast | eetric light and furnace. meni _DOPRFT. INGE rR “ ‘ te scan BOlAeS 10. ROK mM RE SIDEN C E, # Ae Siva 7 “* om | earnge eA LY ge 3 gen a Sete a Nicely finished — 4 Muekin av.. $9250. 5 ro modern pg pSIrpENCE—7T reome, must ee 390204 room lst floor, 3 bedrooms 24 ‘floor. fin. | MAGUIRE’S REAL ESTATE AGE: oy RE: 3] oe NCE 39 J th, furnace, hard- ” OR Vy A on elk: a cen “ : | ao 8 =e ma ié ' ’ bed a al oat cIM rR A RRL ne TL TY i“¢) ‘Cote 7, Lime a et — : . = tehed 34 finer hot werer heat anowrer —_ ‘ Riv ("est it Lae i ll roo ric cArAEe Let § Tx! 50 ON LY #5500 44 51 ernon v. +4 é , ' : ite — ad _ . - . —. Se ain m ai ¢ araage for 2% ars Rene : } rie 4 2 a aabmest ‘ aide arive:'* napus Ny i | , SALE RESIDENCE—204 Dougigs, 2-story orick 3820 Hartford st. yt . » me LORA \ B ly. 4 RaTH. 22 ee 146 Mapie ev: 1 O*seeme furnace beet, 6 ,oome bot-weter Rest, garage; Brive oe HeIG TRUST. 719 Chestnut pf prenny Rt ance A + 7SS 545 : 4 Joop" wrath for 5, far ities $1800 Jos. F CKs ANN SR &. co , ~ ; onan ‘eee e;ue —3688 F ney wt $000. rt a ectric sib and % a pacers, ioe dee. +t $10 a See . - al ti Ks —s lA? ————— w4 eS . ih . . th 2 i .-V - ~ FRet Grand Gr €20. Vietor 2A F Gran eutiful residence 2 room A , oir furnace ‘ arene oO cash : pen 'oda T_JEPPY #60, 23 eve ‘ae orien a. ..” — == : vw A BARGAIN RHEsSIDENCE—1618 Hogan s 6 rooms. — =1021 gers ay - — ‘oom: jot 90x! i two tile bat y lanlon ie R. FE. oY. 406 int. Lite | * Wal Tee JONES FR ow. (o., SET ae aes. fe *herron : ~*~ . ' oom OU BE—1 02 ever , . . for : . ALA ) ames WE QT PIN KE : ) 1 rnors oritc RERIDENC E—6 —— br ck, Weil bulit. up- aera. ae rick. bath lectric. nlee a aie i a - ' brie haré™ po! fieors 00 Kee Exceptiona Rl ence i : ans ‘ 1 reoms. price = to.date street anc a) +a made. barse'y. roo y oe : ‘’ ROK 77. SCHINEL FR co healer. = an . KEE. | ae a, : rms . 46xx LIN ‘DELL fe, © e* " j-room bub ° pg re og "Tort nce eee : be = .S ! es: 65-f¢ | a7 3 ighwey oo | . MRT Togo f—4428 N 2K in’ room brick; won NETEIN REALTY | CO. (6428 Mich: ea | OR16 ACCOMAC | SFRIDENC: - a; : | , - : ding fe modern ant it ; ‘. th. furna race cane on ts lh, te room. Fy furnaces. ' sa ae and oat tet |; F-reem bugs 16 poo ae. rare ¢ Co. 2102 Fast eos RE ALAIDEN b—a976 Towa | Mo4ern dwelling of 10 rooms, bet-weter ree roam SErUC'T, 9s Tw - : DL BAKE W EL ls A ‘Improvements, made: warenes) bons > ee asta bath ote OTS setae a | heat, bath. metal weather stripe: Couple 60 owner "hs 3 oI 4016 Chentess av . ~ : ay ee ~ , . a . ” , — ro : o . : 7 A — PR - - is ee meguiennes. ont abn chestaks, Olive 6268, JOHNSTON & Loui. f, 6003 Page. (c2) large garage. 3578 Hartford et. (99) en US.” BRINKOP. 619 Chestnut "RIAN, es : : 4 . ; ’ and FE. ee. x €O.. 10123 Chestnut sei US eh on fable 2-family put! nah a’ 10 reome: price. . : terms .Call Colfax 28 , bats garage. ofc a this; 4796 ©. Broad- Olwe 167 15 Chestnut & ua fog ore m ie

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leet ROB ee “St Fee ? a se. aa STINDAYT. AS ER eee , ‘ j ; John S. Blake & Bro 00 gp oe ty Sg 500; price | BALDWIN R. E. CO..80 | Ses — | $114 N. “TOMey ON $2 j—Need money: unimproved | 1 Foreagra: near river; @eeme a ‘con, improved, ¥, . : . . N. : sta- a . * My pay, FOR SALE OR LEA | 65 and 6 rooms, single fiat. bath. electric. | |! wand: price $3.50. all casts “ip? Cheavront. ese “ $1 i celal a 7 en awe f 7045 Temeans. eget $22,000 CHAS. E. RICHARDSON, REALTOR, LSINESS PROPERTY , Ae ee . good title: ood . ) + in: co rooms, “ bathe on 1005 Arcade miGe. Olive 341 A AB iiferson at Gravois; auitable for psarene, Oe +4 ; Fms. ‘ ’ ro Ala. Ser ———— Ren 10,__ +56. 4 _ Page db! oe ae a - orm - lot 60x200. Rare ; | a . je welr ¢ or millinery store; price i Olive 1437 106 N. &th st, Cc t 1 6063. , |) ‘ - AN M—woOS atres, he an 160 acres “toon rovermen ts, 415 Westgate. | 22 Sine » | if eee ee eet titt acre: tine house. . r fp 2 : a 4% fl 0 rooms, hot water, 1 ssi Central ERAS LORE eee $14 a ee RER- ARENDES REALTY Co.,, | -——-~ fe”) hit California —— i acres t'mber, balance cultiva Poo — dens ——- ein 6 6175 Kiagsbury bi 18,000 | STORE—14th and Carr st.. s. w. corner: ~ § 878 "610 Gravois SOLD—2 LEFT—BARGAINS pitt 7 ' | > 619 Chest cant. You can't beat this proposition. Sales- . “6186 Westminster 16,000 Us BRIN NOP. 619 _Chestnut | man on premises Sunday, 3 to 5 o'clock. | j))| Canada timber, good biack lowm sell: neeke Fpl aia nee A! - } ¥ ° fe a. ; c , : ‘ ener | BU SINE SS ¢ “ORNER e hav oO e | 7 scoms and bath. each. $6000. I | es, wo-s story-and-basement building, containing onioy. uage ané climat tne ’ FA RM—tiood. 74 actes, buile am =. eultiv por ge en oe aa : : . | —_—_— Me» nagh A nin 1 ll Ait ly ng OO BM oe —— eee vere SE si A et et i Ce re Se aplendia shape. ¢ Manc hester and King’s; ; 24 Calumiia .. 12.500] 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING | ,foithet*t coving 85 tt on Manchester. 208 | nl RESIDENCES =) féet. boiler " tory nis free pocket telling ot ed | DAE cash. balance, 3 yearn: ta See mice ot 8. Louie sale; 2217-19 Wash; 560x143 feet, or! feet on King's highway end 157 ft. on. soe Pegs = o | 1,0 square ee )OlMr room an one-sto “al the tinge of the Canadian Sa-{ “lone: sab of inamenel ¢ , For information as to stove or odern building -.on 9 rooms amd ‘bath, $35 “id ~% ; 80" t HKnobview, of = Special low rates 4 a River. 5517 5. 7th st. a =e *e farm, see or write 58x12 ‘ | 771 Radcliffe 12 500 | Bd, ‘000 eq. feet; can have 35,000 more if | Swan: all streets’ ™ rade ; Sn ° — anal We BEL i : | ; aren unaslon, te Cam hot- ee ee ee Sema, CEES Sales. | ponpalt ; vat #t.. ; 536 feet front, (cB9) | ‘SMITH _R. EF C9. $4.° i a rt’ aia te : . - | ; -~- Seas! “int” Boni t8:' "esas 12.600| Market Street Property, $32,000 | _Olive sae __722 Chestaat'st FLETCHER R. HARRIS |||| and Talcott sts.; building contains sprinkling | a agama, Beas, torn: sale im Py; POULTRY PLACE 47 sores, a soso Sriysway: karage. ceil ec. WOOREM O68 ae Ge St SUTH JEFFE RSON AV, pi REALTY CO. system and elevator. Priced for immediate sale. -_ ~ CANADIAN FACTS — —_——— | Me Do poultry houses, cistern and poceeee, Bet water, hardwood Seinen Bex 4-400, Feit Bigeee | terse and finte: Aeetice $ 2500; erm. | _N._E._Cor. Fourth and Pine sts. (ct) lor full particulars, see | IRRIGATED rant LANDS , aig eer pe ee a Se a. 6155 Washington 10 600 | ~ ee os 2-2 -Dispatch. ' ‘JOSEPH DARST REALTY CO Hi , ak Senda te *Suehe Bouthern Alberta | tion. balance 00 dine: 40 actesd _ by ven Wm. Ras 7 rooms, furnace, tile bath; lot CASS AV ; INY ESTMENT _ Olive 6336. gif y Wainwr! ght Bidg. _ IMPROVED PROP'’TY FOR | : SALE | | |! || Achieve indeperdence. Exce lent crepe, edt. ayy yim h ae Oerries> ae ; ; Sic “RAISERS eng 535x130, * : 2 aa ! —— - --—-- — = —- it » adapted for livestock rais .: 4937 a : | 2012-14-16 Cass avy.; 4 stores and four 2- BL rc HERS. AT TE NTION! | H. F. OHMEYER | HEM MR MA NN- SPAC KL} kR Ae > CQ at org Hoe “j of water Saemeredl Ad Canadian FAL M—t{60_ acres, 50 in cuit Sir aoe, *y terme. See Frederick H Sot 5-room bungalow; |: ! tile pach. price Sea. one: lot 49x130; rental $115; | 3408 CHEROKEE ST. 4 i} iiiled YS Tie tg ut O 'e ''l | Governmept, Climate unexcelle $2000 lean anee timber; 4-room house, et _Mo. ; ot 30x _ brite erms. | Mod two-story brick arranged into y > iil »roved settlers for farm Suprovements. goo water, free range: | ruit as” CFD SALE—1065— . JNO. _J, _ REAR DON, 911 Chestnut oe, TR, onl ott soled by butcher: and flat | FLORISSANT AND UNION iil an a yA po a price $50 an acre; © "0 vears ts pay. | earh or teras. E. P. Py ‘ont " oa FORCED An hu os ny . pane - Bea si K ~——- °5 ; . ~ ‘bial ‘ a ~“ To ee ress) > wath: om | Jabove: Jarge lot. 50x125, For price and) COLFAX 2850, DELMAR 2581L. ith and Chestnut sts. |_| Serene SOE J seamen one cate, 10 FARM—SO acres, 25. ¢ , : 6hb Bank of Commerce Bids.« . - 1107-09 CLARK = [Brite 2 a j particulars 7 NORTHWEST | > } occ upation and reascnaoile ke ti ber: . “ bf. ffer. seeees . Ad ( ER. gy wa and Ne- : oo " , a r ipa! parmert enc good ca imber: ir 3 © ies bath, furnace. a qQ ’ nS manos HER. Vie 12708 BUN NGALOWS, COTTAGES AND FLATS. "s per . “30 1954 Adelaide: fine ¢-room, A0t- wat cer! any 419 today. ic) Grain giowing, dail ring and livesto Kk ists- a hool: possesicn ut once. RL. & — a quige i. af fat, city Rigg Kas , spine oma Bs PRR ¢ J. |established business 5 (laxton. 4 rooms, bath, recep- heated home: hardwood fioors and finish; | - : Spa tlipsinc i may AAMAS tug are crrriead on suc esstully. The Cana- Solo. Mo, $s te 90000. Bo 393. Post- Forest HY. HIEMENZ, Agent. 614 Chestnut st. " went oT amet? Int ¢ - term ‘ARM—For rent; 12 acres; house. tern. ~ of ‘le iancs in namie w= : PM = be nt Ee Pind nites M Fj dwt sf : Oe as ea 4s ba 44, bes tion hall cement pDasement fiii- overiooking park: O48 5Ox) 49 to a) i@y.: .erms. . . . dian Pacific is fering these fer. e ol a i AR 40 ‘ ” BUN DING—~337) N, Hroadway: 2- y | face heat. gas and electric, ga- -—————— ple ait fruit; close n Se 120 he a. Lloydminster a: va Paitleford districts, where Mo —— ) a whurbe:, one ey >? ee rick. store and 1 room on first rage: ierms 5,00 | QUEENS AV. . HOME. } OF sell; terms given. S60 OWT, +” now are homes of thousands «f prosperotts aap Panga > . cTOR WM. REI TZ VALLEY Builde Ss snap | rooms and attic general aeee -¢ : a J Soupnwest Et Peewee oeCer iene nee wd a ison, y rooms, bath. 2a 8 A353 Queens; 7 rooms, Fae ey heat: lot | 7th _ sw A eta gn. li anita mat farmers. Here ip. Srowt, ihe v id's vr lon mant , the = aoe ses ac pa , a POULTRY ARM. Ti % co West ( ‘abanne se ie §" 5° otal ST RA TH. 717 “u Ch enet. oa Sid00” ca sh. Bo: x “B- 196. _Post- Disnatch. foundation, hot-water heat; ga- iand lawn. | hot bed m ym, ‘year’ s wood, seed. oats: 4 | pendent on these lands. AYN erace e rice, 8 ; on rae ee Mo » ACKL IND r) ag i , - ses, ows, ogs an pig per . -F. — | BUSINESS PROPE RTY—2000 College; large | Two stores: get MAC flats above: ‘uild- | 4 Davison, 5& rooms and h, 4310 JOHN, ieee te ae | feed; $950 rent, one-third crop; 50. Ay requiring occupation and reaso: able iimprove- GM in. cultivation; fenced; room — Pol L1 yf FARMS—Good ta store with 6 rooms and bath: or corner ing 40x60, lot 100x130: income $1620 ‘\low); concrete foundation. gas Rix rooms, one or two a eoh: t in® | west of city; 7-room house. Rox 291, | ments, 10 per cent down, nex! princidal pay- darn, oF ih ecg a tn = water, war oe err wn; cheap, or trade. wie | double store, detached, on side street, 8! price for all $12.000; ter electric, hardwood floors, cc repair: 2-room house in rear; 524000; terms. Post- Dispatch. _.__|ment. end of fourth year, interest first 2 ing str Fs) argain @ at S28 Ic " an 3 Broadway. Sunday Tot 125x225; northeast corner W. Cabanné |) rooms above; possession can be had in rea- | ALBERT WE NZL ICK, "1010 Cosa it. crete porch: Street made _ 2 | “ FARM—For rent or lease: ,| years, 2 per cent per annum. balance at 6 WM. RITZ. JT... 750 Viet ia Bi = sTOCT and grain. 160 acres se Catalpa, in this eS atien nt high. sonable time: good location for any bus!- | — rege Emerson, 4 rooms and bath, _ “. gl te — ee 2 ell ®-story barn call Ba ik. and 16 —_ oe BI: a town tg ‘Mh ARM 75 acres, lv miles ‘cow ot] : miles west Pet t. Loenis- et; beau e for the oO - ness: lot 35x125. Apply to B; Ik va A | as, electric, garage; terms. | n® o-room an - E.. 7 ‘ON, Supt, of Colonization. ! 55 in* cultivation, valance ey rms; wou class | Ip willing to sacrifice Ag ny Paes PROETZSCHNEI, a R. E. CO.. 715 Chest- akel Bo 4 ttent ion Jenevieve, 5 rooms, bath, gas, /on one floor, garage; terms can be made. take gy yg 9 Sohn’ 5 "Station, | Canadian Pacific Railway, 916 Ist omer ex acres good timber. ¢-renn a ¢ . jmprovemente. id Mt pe V e awe > ae ar t 7 t j ' ' © ‘ a} : . RNS = q nut. Olive 1573 SOI THAMPTON BAKERY electric, granitoid basement, O’FALLON PARK DOUB walk 2 blocks north, Eminence and §&t. |Calgary, Alberta. 0 s ceatalacletacanaaiechecee , barn aad outbuildings, 2 cist oir : wage S oe Sunday. Charlies : e and full partic a see ° See yee concrete foundation: turnace and fr : $6500: Pp le PPL's VALLEY TRUST ; FLATS—3844-48 Easton: ‘stores and flats. a y ‘ | 4354 and 4553 Penrose st. 4. . a 4-| Uouts; owner will be on the place A. gg rnits: $6500: posseasion. Rg oe Main 3640. 4th and Pine. Central : $306. oa 1040. Agt., 10 Ghio Bidg. | tine. bullding. doing a splendid business; pata MBs ‘e. 5 rooms and bath, S. |room flat, brick mantels, furnaces, briok join. 4 Sunday. or’inquire 27804 §. % | Florida = “. J. WILL Aegt.. 810 @& 2 55 OOOR jnome naar alte. 4 - indell 1040. * “SEE US." BRINKOP, 619 Chestnut. gas, electric; lot 30x125: terms. 2.! porch; very modern; only $15,000; terms. 60. “ne house. barn, FARM—950 acres, on Fine and err Psa! Hickman, room 620. Biko a a = : FARM—For rent, $90 1 pays sly year’ ’s rent;| FARM—1 acres, story 700 fruit pohrgs | some bottom > - 'SiORE AND FLATS—F e condition and | ace . ———$—$———_—_——_errrrrr — 2 Geraldine, 5 rooms, bath, : BEAUTIFUL HOMES | investment. Colfax 266 electric; concrete Soandation! 8726-8 N. EUCLID AV. desirable farm; good orchard, 4 build , horse. pare he hear Tr oa pucker o'via. of | 5-room house: big et rn end ees * OZARE MOUNTAIN F “A PREMNER Tf. E. Co. 506 ‘Wainwright Bldg. | West basement; furnace; garage: 50- | -family brick flat of 4 rooms each; brick | ings, spring, wells, pond, 100 acres woods, 78,000; price $300. Tracy, 70 See owner. HOHENSTEIN REALF g Alsy farm. timber and minera Inspect them; 6963 Clayton rd., ere San STORE BU iLDING—-And~ @ rooms in rear: foot lot . : | mantels. furnaces, fine corner lot: price} apout 20 acres fertile field; poultryman or| LAND—My 10 acres; $150 cash; or 5 acres, | S428 Michigan. Riverside Lb 7 enle: 10 to 640-acre farme: 4° | 4 °| BU SIN ESS PROPERTY—4717-20 Delmar: | 5 7 bath ($15,000; make offer; terms. non-farmer can crop-share field with neign- | $75 cash; near Arcadia-Ft. Ogden; cleared. | i Pes! : timber tracts; a and «prt poems. tile bath; modern: For EOE ALLEL AAP AA 8 A RR AG mon eg —— - aa ” ~. seater I Eel sentence cscs inlay celta, MIM MB a ais sipsve pgs NES Sle HO aI GA ee ewe sree. + aan re Ot tet a: SO wae ‘ eee ae Ate a as ° tw ~ ae bane PRE LENORE ERIE ARN i IN A TN TOE EAI AES PT EI 2 “rene s pens wre: C iadatat, seinen cpehilel a — 2 - . a an deo — are 2 eset oe ae bone Wt s i > pute sea Yen Wise we nt es from Dy & Soo GET my free list and road map. Bonita; have everything — and some (c) | lot 2E sadway ice ‘ ? Geraldine, rooms, b S, ee 39.5 a RODTMAN & BeTRODTMAN N. | 2-story ~ commercia! building. containing | electric, concrete foundation, : “ 7 ae hor; very healthful location; write or come; Charvat. 3500 Greenview, { ‘hicago. (99) | FARM—For sale or exchange, 100 ae , f wpe Pee od A ak s on m ‘ N. Broadway. | about 9700 square feet; automobile show ’ granitoid basement, hot-air fur- | ST. LOUIS AV. DOUBLE. » hours’ ride C., B. & Q. Ry., leaves 9:05 {NEST and truck land: . small Clair; 60 cultivation; improved TT 6 DEL. Allen Bidg + kT inca tiaeinsiatartindle room, with davlight service station: Fteam : . 4238-40 St. Louls av.: fine 4-family 3- aaa H orange n guc nad . : - ee . ’ nace, gas water heater, garage we , a. m.; Hawk p oint, Mo. Vie, Jd. orst, } -{ thine down. S1 per fenced, including 15 >» cows, horses, — STORE A N D FL A T——2 2518 N. Taylor av..; heat: very desirable location. RU BICAM R. | and shed: lot 50x127%4: terms. 6.5 room and bath flat: elect ric: rent $120 per rR tracts: ont ge 4 icceean” sheer casiom R nen tners near *ilaraneell Rivers: are ISS oc BE store and 5-room flat above: ; bath and E. coO.. _ 4640 Easton. Forest 6861. 5054 Geraldine. 4 rooms bath gas 5 ; month: pri ice $10, 5O00;:, only $: 7000 cash need- ne -- —— -—— . —_—_-——--- . ee ‘ ve re mont W chul Fla. : ; : want city , property. Owner, Box. . IN DIANA POINT—47 “ACRE * Ten rooms, breakfast room and | sf00o, two garages; rent $1020. Price. HOTEL PROPERTY—Vervy choice location electric. concrete " foundation. ed. LAN tags acres: Se eaten: “Address | - re 7 ai rt — “po a me Ciair, Mo > are t k. sneer home, 20 1 2 : s Z¢ . a owner, Box os spa »A—10-acre fru u ’ - Part ~* . ayton an § wick RGR ph BELL REALTY | sen ete CO... BFC Chesteyt st: sedeenben:’ eslcndie hedral pariah; about, 35 non noemppepe ep = TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT. TRUCK FARM—4-room cottage. barns: can Jackvsonville, $20 down ne lg es A . ARM 40 | acres A v. Coak piace, ¥ Eckel oy ¢ 2 ‘ions enn: ¢ a) nesses mmbagpay O wonmiat uate. at 19006 New sla? . aay ‘abar Yu and 9 rooms, hot-_ \ ‘ St. Loui ayments. Three crops “yearly 700K 16 vate -story ee - WAGNERGRA wg STORES—N. iliott, and Thomas, 2| ing income by improving vacant part of wun New . Aamand @ Seons Bae oaaur wae int a Mave Se With © OF 2° fe + jax Heights Co.. Jacksonville, Fla.{ tv buildings. orchard, well. springy ., SOUTHBAST MISSOURI corte } stores and flats above. bath. gas, electric; propert 4 and quote bergain rice to in- bath, gas, electric: solid founda water heat: lot ; ro ‘ with side drive to| County, 2 miles from city: Laclede rd., near _Free. Ja CE te ores Oliv 1062. mi oF Int L ife Bld | rental $1200 per annum; price $8500; | vestors interested in roperty . tion: gran‘toid basement: fu | oe e OO0n term: $40. a a hen FE eget A price | Heege rd. Wren new 5-room_ efficiency HAUSCHUL TE REAL ESTATE CO., orchard, go *y ‘wat f interested hone ——— | ae mF 24 07 N. Broadway. +e vater, if in P YOUR, opportunity if you’ mean business. “Tha pases: ae é r . =e Ri B32S.1 . . . " ; ’ a Te 7 Se ' : ben MS No time for curlosity seekers, children or. F ARM— 104 acres: berrice andd ” " fe Settle Estate Oe or tag eerguamaan sain wea * ee ~——, " : annua! income S$5100. For further informa- ; ory agg immediate possession, Tyler 366 FARMS—Improved, 120 acres wear Collins- purely tourists. (cf9) Fenton, Gravois rd ; i 2 — . ' : 4532 L IN SDE I ae : SPRING AND N. MARKET | tics call McCRADY. & OBERMEYES bath gas, electric, furnace... 6,900 | | 4) siege w. corner: frict tore buildl with. Forest 3196. Delmar 5661. 5179 Easton. TLATS PRE- Ww AR PRICES vill Ill.; 80 s. 65 mil 80 s Appl | , e ick sto Hiding wi a : - ie u- ille. Hil.: $ acre > miles; 30 acres, aman - _——— - . ; —_ a ” i : »| WHYMAN, 407, 72% Chestnut. Olive 45 and se, concer per month, gate. WALTER JO>ES R. E. CO., G15 A. Nicolay, Carlyle. Tl!. fe) about OO fn cultivation, about . - St. Loui Co , Chestnut st. Sie cae sak ak Se ed timber: fairly improved; good \4 |) aa s u —_ — ——— ; KARM—On car line and “hard road, all gain: $40 ver acre; can give pome™ . PARMA 1L Ff ARM—For saie or trade: 80 acres of hill- sizes from ‘“% to 460 acres, near E. st. Address owner, F - aa ne — side land. in Jefferson County, neay Houser! J.ouis; highly Improved: finest land in the Neosho st.. St. Louis. wa 3 . : fade. Forest 290 ra a about 26 miles from St. -ouis. Box State; possession at once: I have some real) = " >. ». AKRM—TO acres, or ‘6-foom ° ie bath and electtic. Price $10,500 A se- ‘194K Residence Bargains GLICK R. E. CO., 824 Chestnut st. went sit inngiarcnmemeeninenien (e7) ment; terms .. ; 7000-02 S. Broadway, 50°x124'6", $91 BE. CO... | GARAGE BU TT DING FOR SALE H, F. OHMEYER, | Der_month. . ad Mari ts., 80°x90', va whe ; ae 5Ox Florissant and Union avs. N. w. cor. 3d an arion Ssts., “A ilia WASHINGTON AV. Northwest 4130 Olive st. | Colfax 2850, Delm ar 26811. | $53.50 per mont ee 1. 159°5''x210’; ; ——a : —-—- --- =tai ] @]} 2 lg ger me sie a: Levis: on. eat omobile rt oad: 5 $ Fate acres: 2 sets of hee KIN ‘BURY PI pes flat, in firs Ng lass condition price | ov ; -o = ) MAGNIFIC ENT HOME SAC RIFICED Sc uer or good road; 15 le acres, Box 0-27 : - a u : - —_ markets and shipving facilit! . 7 s ia vuthou sen: near eimatbary rd. 4x ASSDL de - {it $7000; terms. Inquire 54354 St, Louis. | INVESTMENT WORTH $20,000 air, L $12.50 “ALL GOOD | BUYS’ ur | Post-Dispatch. _ se A ee | fail: all timber land; price $60 § Senn Bowles. Affton. Mo : siling. costal tng 12 i ~onchgyfpecmce | rate reside nce, 1 20 fee t on Wert rw saree Peay hi r ta tage a ee 4934 Wabada. 10 rooms ; hot- water heat, | . 4 and 5 rooms, 1638 California, L, AND—2 yy 7 acres aroma ; strawberries. Louisiana — JOHN HERTER, Ste. Genevi ee os PARNS—W pate fartas t 2 we #, DH o as ¢ : e; ~ : ‘ @% a. ‘ earing: also v oma | : ‘ anhing. coataining 12 some thres || tormwanty av ent, Loven Baa rat | paEe Sy 8), “PANS RENO: | arog Coors, emsateel Hehe AP Sig | gatlat- 4 and 5 rooms: 4080 Centomen, | P°Teh, net landline Beaten ty | can kine Ren ction corn. cane tm gta petal lla yah Wank ie WiLAON EAL 4 cars ‘aitie servant * ‘room and bath | STORE BU if. DING Wik | Olive s are ae } + a eR, oe — ae ‘ a a nine eee oto, 0 room oure, : . . 818 CHESTNU 7 MISSOURI JLOAN CORP | . “12 |BEAUTIFUL CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW —- = oes | COME to Michigan for diversified farms; r 50 ‘ MIS: RI OR ATION R. A. & G. B, BULLOCK Sh 5a ; Y : >, tor on first | | . , Jarge chicken house; ‘. at : -. Renee Olive 9299, Cabeny 2211R. 211 “th Olive 1916 214 Fullerton Bidz. $1000 REDUCTION IN PRICE |_| BUIL DIXG—2 story brick; saan frame cot | | New E ngland arms fertile soil, ideal climate, home markets, grapevines. 1000 Rinakerte a olay a ane 2. Ota oe N a " pore “Daniel Mote mwner leaving, wants immediate sale; | S e cor.: lot 40x®01.6: store and rooin | (On. © of © stores 4 ‘OOT. | 4 rooms; high class; 600 r a ray ‘4 ‘ portunities, the smal] cash payments | Seige Pa ee pee Saabs ose ee 120 acres; fruit, berries, wheat,> oo” et prone ba ie “Coo. Bhs Serhing meio teat; Sacery tpvas —— rene bg adhe ve i CoA B00. For tur : 7101 4 Lindenw me pak pe 4 a style, BH. W ; Mey er’. 4994 Natural necessary to secure farm” I ANDLESS MEN ! | nal? cash. . é iF mR snipe ; Pale pa d Sts bon wh consisting of 8 rooms, % baths. iot ‘rear of lot: streets and alley made: price May - (lids Sw aatoes tn Se aera - | frame, rooms; modern, .w~ . MA P&E SUGAR, STOCKED FARM , ve , . , 128 acres: large spring. ane, aA" 50 TT RRI THERES. A 104x180. An unusual opp@rtunity for and terms see |ther details seo SINGER-KUEIN, REAI. See these immediately. Small cash pay-) Bridge Road New? State capital, outskirts ihriving | in Wckinan: Re a0, OF nore tenctho ante $10. equipped: $6850 i °& FARS — i@ acta fruit He. Anna the person who would appreciate ac- | INO, J REARDON, 911 Chestnut st n, bi ico Owner. Box 66, Hillsboro, +a 5 -foom: remidones Fuppingtor tag ‘. miles in Mra ek Rife titi “hai GR tes } | } "> * ~ ’ 3 stores, 2 modern flats, 2 garages and walk made 3.90 108) ‘9’*. $60 per month. offer at bargain prices if vou are in the! F ARM—For sale or exchange. | | ' ee ee eee fseesion ' er. cash Ff OI EE URN 8 Rh ROAM eS Sek rg OT el 3a! BH iy ? y) 5 ] 2» ‘, e-¢ y N = N, Sth p snes 1 Bl a ;ments. Easy terms | Choice Broperty on hand f frame wattage town; finest markets; 120 acres, 4% rich | to $50 down, balance long time. Rich clay’ 1p No, 4 : quiring one of the most attractive and (or age ane ackstone | ‘ in this neighborhood: spien vacant tn } tillage. ‘gs .pasture: 3500 cds. wood, | 1 1. WwW b! | -_2nO, #0. ee ro . | N. : f ¢ | 000—Sell $6250. | oam soi) rite today for big booklet free. - capone eames - e_d near Tesson road Beautiful Home—Value $8 ' Pointe addition: fine lots on King's nighway 95.000 ft. timber: 400 sugar trees, re- SWIGART LAND CO., 31247 First National| FARM — or 7” acres. - m °. > ‘cent Gracd ATR4 R. F. FARM—i2 acres OM a A RONG Be nA TR PO eae age ret namie ee ee re te . een en ae ay Be ie ae ‘ — ees we | most desirable homes in Parkview Tw tare tw f senaratie steani- | i) ee N t :] oome; strictly moder; | 3 w ble é : - , South wo stores and two flats c ra t S331 orthland r and 1@6e av.: suitable for [two doub! flats. fining house and ful! equipment: good Bank Bldg... Chicago te RO) | Cattawisaa. Oo. : - ad be ’ ror hat |e ‘ e | } ° $150 0) —— y © ‘) INE | & ZEKE IBLG rR Ss |’ , - ‘heating plants; rents for $200 per month: | must be sold immediately; easy terms, t 7 a . et Oy i —ee . _ — ’ orQ' = : BUSINESS PROPERTY—4722% Gravpis, cp-| low rents: price $18,500. SINGER-KLEIN | cash. erie large house. iG-cow bare. ete.; owner | 4-room cottage, 2 barns, 3 e Green Park rock oe d a 710 Chestnut. noaite Bevo Mill: SOx! 354 fr ’ C)l or a : . . >i ‘4 } } , ~ | retires: includes ee cattl h - . ? ' at. ; ‘ ( | cas €6).. 204 "NN Xrt ; Phone Qiive | i + { Py ’ i } " e. orses., i | good cistern and we lots of f . ette ood a =_ ; neighborhood: fine conditions, easy terms, | ‘-ro recK bHul » 8 > teat agtia ree Specia argain Journal! ly equipped, ': mile from railroad, church nospession at once, terms : : . A pb TI “ 0 a ge wae ) =e gr cp Bakebanpratly wg VR: ae oe 1-98 oe .ra- REAL ESTATE FOR COLORED as "laan lonr feet; “_ location; bargain oe $4150, has Summer and suburban homes and farms and school, small cash Sayment, long time F. D.. Pacifie Mo se aes r LRM a -—For sale wae jim attractive residence hus steam eat, 4 oa ; mt,’ AT. WALN, efectric, | — ;accept $750 cash and monthiy payments, everywhere New England. CLAP | at 35 per cent on balance, $6 e ; 7 AL ‘ea “ont ' hardwood fioors, large tile bath and a ga- p Mi. F. KALRENRRENNER, Agent, 2801 COT TAGE—939 Cornell av. Brentwood: 6- TWO BRICK K FLATS—$3250 'pays $57 per month rent, and will pay more FARM AGENCY, 744 Ola South Bide. 5 Ww Vest Point, "Miss. £2. FSO per‘acre. Bos : FARM—Ffor sale or exc hange, 200 & . at eatemels St. Louie; all rage: the owner desires to dispose of same : he rokee. _ room frame; large high lot ; cheap; easy | 1631 N iSth: brick, good neighborhood; | il, V. CARTAN & CO., 722 Chestnut st. Zoston Mass Ps | LAND—$1 down and “$1 mm thiv t on: 1 ferson County, Mo.: 6-room 2 on a ,! OOM Lk "9 N. ath et. 8 . only because of the reduced size of his fam- sachs age PROPBRT Y—2a801 iy 05 Mera- | tone only $300 cash needed. .. | $500 cash, balance like rent; 3 reoms each: | — ——— - | | . mn an onthiy bDuys barns, qareyes. equipved diacksmin ary th st t. ily; Oe price is right. For card of admis- wnee 4s ores and flats, electr See TSRE AN R. CO., 72% Chestnut, (c \ big bargain ‘ | trees: : , h te ote akan ib geo” rcs VFARM—~O acres. G-room how clon @ M. F. KAL KENBRENNER, ‘Agent. 2801 | | Yi ae ag: $$ lucky ast.: S-room “brick | ———_—_-_—— apenas - | a rem: pamphlet “What 6 Acres Will Do be - h + cache pee ~~ le > aes . tern, outbuildings. nee = soll, STANI. BY _EPSTEIN, 817 Chestnut. 01.157 Cherokee. _ ee cottage or flat; electric Li ghts; $2200; SOUTH SIDE FLAT—$4500 | trout I Far m } Rargain © on the Mississippi Gulf Coast’’ free. The’ a w phe 1 pees at aM — "hi on ariles city litmtse; aute roads 1 4352 DELMAR BI “——— | GROCERY CORNER—3401 Et. Vincent, 2-| easy terms. _., | 1811 Hickory; 4-5 rooms; fine condition. | | Dudley Scheffer Co.. Ocean Spyings. Miss ) ieien wide’ —_ erms, Chaus, H. fuss, 16363 r : ildi q 'TTON & T'TON a Kt ‘ . exceptional! bargain, eas F } PEC AN- ORANGE GROVES: a returns: —_ a — , — . inl : J roxidence: hardwood floors. good furnace, | clectric. granitoid basement: good business ' 2712 N Verh st. (c®) | quick (4112 easy , ed for Ss han | FA RM—Meramec bottom; 150 eam 5 FAaARM—Improved, 21 . ax y luwih electric; garage: excellent rooming ae +h see cwher upstairs DOUBLE FLAT—3122-24 Be 6 and 5 | LANDS 112 Acres on Improved Road Fn A on Biloxi, Miss. -Reauest mo black bottom, duced 90 ie at trade for eft : call aA ' e " . ‘ ~ae , | ams 4 ‘ ‘ . ‘ . . c Ss w.« 0 s ‘ . aoe ‘tT t a house location: price $A750; terms. 7. SV ANSTRATH Witte C PEN: | yooms, bath, gas, electric; reat $1440; HOMES “AND ) FLATS FOR t COLORED | ‘Stock and Equipment; Only $1000 No. 10 (99) | to acre, no nvertiow beautiful ® ty near De Soto aay ve eee EO. Sho Cee = inv ESTMENT CORNER—This 2-story | per ON THC price 37500 | om $3 a We $1000 cash, balance terms: | Matchless opportunity: valuaDdte improve- | © tas fe Seen fruit. t bh for 2 =. * sire nse mamas . . . : u n a t ) Cc TT . ; moc ‘ : . . : ru rees, house for 7000 ¢ 4259 WEST PINE | E. 2 Sarge store. .) emailer store and | ANTHONY SCHMITT R. E. CO., | possession; now vacant. | Siekh. stared ekeneens olenubam amine Missouri to. Stanton. concrete road to: SU RPMY & SON. 1023 Ches | pric | _ eee meio ear ~ Se ee ee eee) - —ere a tiers er ——— dence overlooking Meramec iv MER and take Nine rooma. rock front, furnace, tile bath, room apartment above; steam heat, tile | 406 Int. Life Ridge ie fe*) j immense > Fairfax doub! e fiat; 4 and + 0c ‘schools, stores, churches, pleasant surround-| —— ' Sr seeping porch, RAT ARS: let 213 feet deep. } oie PP ty investment. Sea FLAT—4-5 rooms: in good shape; well | ee modern, price $7250, terms, ene nd | Display. ne. = fatty. § pee ‘ings; rich loam tillage: large pasture and FARM—65 acres dairy and poultry, $50 a ee A g~ a ORTON Reston, _. " RA see om Nee eer Grerih terms: AS prmer +h Rite 108 F DICKMANN RE. CO. worth $8000: make me an offer. Lindell] cash, baiance easy payments. iawn ate. 2he daily. 80c . ‘open range, variety fruit, good house; fire- acre. Henry Pait, Peveiv,. Mo. (92) —_— _— - : Nimite Geo. "2 “Flow! ate . N GRETHER & CO., Int. 1.1fe 2) | 3123 8. Grand Grand 620. Victor 28 | 1316. Write 2402 Pendleton av. __ (*) | — sete ENB A display 40c daity, 50¢c Sun. place; ample barns sinoke and poultry houses. | FARM—40 acres; St. James, Ma; bungalow, FARM—180 acres, 65 : a *: d (COs) "TY ¢ See these bargains at once and then see us. | or more days. te line discount. ‘Owner called away; $1000 takes all: 3 water: $3000. Kogns. S880 Rartmer. ; acres bottom. 120 acres ‘ -FARM—10 acres im Senco i | | ‘DOUBL ae . { | ved, STORE 818 (lever av E stors hick. DOUBLE FLAT 3975- 4001 Finney; 4 and FRANK 1. ni (TTR R. EK co. i mares. colt, cow, seed, implements, tools FARM—160 acres 5- room bouse: 60 miles | . new bern, orcha a> oe; price $5600 eorge NBR 4 ’ . t 6007 ENRIGHT AV. arranged inte qtore and rooms on, leased |g) fo poms, Nath, Rat, ge500s terms. | 24 Chestnut. _.| FARMS WANTED @irown in it taken soon. Details page 12, | © Aly loo. “Shia Carr. ground price $1700 for quick “sale: n cond rr ; r »*. hardwood floors, hot-water | ‘ "TI > «© | a « \Strout's New Catalogue . ~_ 4m 9 large roome. har oor 00 0 t condition ANTHONY SCHMITT cd,, FARM Wid. —Owner | only: write ‘in full E FARM—Or excha wa 40 or “30 acres. ~ good ) : - price $27 improvement. S. Broadwav River Aux Vasses, Mo, | |, FART acres of ; c ; ’ if ‘ ‘ ' | b! : : ‘ ” @ good. ROK IAB itce be card OMRURER po | STOR Bt ILDING—Contatining 5 ead ee ee eer Cee | ty | R. Greabelel, R. 13, Kirkwood k rived? oomasstye: ‘ _—F Farm improvements: a ae th. ive © & Gravois ay. be bought at) —-- . S 1\e l ) iS} YM Sepeong ew,y.’, we a4 i rurniture, orses, ‘ow ‘ —s - os pro UBIO, 501 A Wainwright. Olive 2369. _ | ie right price. See Mise Ho! tmnan, st c¢. | DOUBLE FLAT —4060- 64 Finney ' so and 6 hnve git ky Here Had aa "hoe $13, S. Post: Dis. we Calves, 17 hogs, poultry telat implements FARM—1 20 norte; Gi er” Ep.” AER? Belle- | “aold thie c: 102 meres, a mae jade, Pune ~ i Ph | artels Const, Co.. 4208 Gravnis ‘cMD> | rooms bath, gas. electric renta — - hte th eg paige Tene a: : ac s wee ac ; + F. ehlv tiie, OD | P AG ky | STORES—2. and 4-family; 4 rooms and, ™ ce 25000; _ terme — 4317-21 Swan; & aflats. 3 rooms; rent | FARM Wtd.—To rent: option to buy. R. R.; “°C. paper geen I wep Omg ne FARM—i00_4 egress te amen vore or d timber; 3 horse | Pancras ‘ks, Mo a u Gy ; ANTHONY SCHMITT R & ©O., 410) rice $13,000. Box 739. Afton, Mo a 7 ; TE Ss bn. : . . . 1 wo, , : Z kitchenette: rm odern fiat: fronting 70 feet : , . . | Slate year. D ae. -... 8 ATO rs " sorn. hay, wheat, alfalfa land; city . - | : ? acres tn | Right rooms, hardwood floors, hot-water on South Grand bl.: rent ‘930 per month: 406 In Life Bidg. Olive 14, Central 6491. stags RISE ; |\FARM Wtd.—Clear: trade for income prop- fh r Dis wn: ong -) oopaee hae sale or trade for “elty property ; im : , ow .ountry hone, gardening . heat. garage, balance like rent. Admission) price $23,000: terms, Rox _A-198. P.-D fe*) | Market. northeast corner Tnire es S1b80 |_ erty. Box 0-397, Post-Dispatch | ecccees: "nukebane serbia’ taahes” inane 120 acres. _€022 Neprashs. ei eB r 8") of this tand in the be by ecard only f : ~ eee FLAT—12 tiv. ee . at @& bart | bulldi 2 stores and offices; rent = — vantages: machine-worke elds; bluegrass ; per » Yation: NOBLE-MeCAWLEY REALTY CO., |STORES AND FLATS—1903-05 Park: 2 : ‘$5184. Awe = — ck ea! “ eit Lin let + years price $11,00 iF : Se. 24 ( ‘hesinut et. te e) | \ ernon. northeast corner Walton: 12 flats, | aval ne fo farm map Louis. logue —— A mere 3 eles — St. Toute: \e } ‘ . _ Bort, " ‘ . rga . ay he — s rooms, tile -| South Side transfer corner; $635.000: terms. | HOU SH—4416 av... 6 ms ar-| 4. rooms and bath: rent $3370 a year; price FARM Wtd a ome in exe ie for room- 120-Acre Missouri Farm PaR ock. dairy, pou Oe ete hardwood floors; hot-water heat, 50-foot let: : . = ; Garfield - : ( MS—St Cw wrice and terms. Card of admission on | Rex A-195, Post-Dispatch ranged for (one oer wo tamiiten: “lot 30s | $27,000 | ing house: money maker. Box i--167./) 365 Frui Qui " _free lat. Miller Lenox. St. ueet. We have for sale a splendid business corne: QO: price $2400: bargain Los (99) | ‘ Dir, At iv rtment buildt: | Post-Dispatch. | , — on ee ae RANCIS-PERRY RUTH, 102 N. Eighth et. | on South Broadway. consisting of store : nd | KESILENCE—7. rooms, modern except | - ‘3xx Pine. amt apa ip BY pec eprewe ° eit Everything ready. start right in; Income Sine) debimntreneion > e.-. Cant “ g 7 ‘ fini: property is in good condition end \rell heat Pp hone erent 3514M. or ‘call 4444 > rooms and bath: rent $5” 00 a year, price ARM Wa. —Td rent: “5 acres or more, with from start . on improved road: convenient ‘ MUST BE SOLD | rented, preset ‘} rents are low and could be Laclede (*) | tt tg | ru! t. grog co st-Di ets: ith frown; 85 acres tillable for corn, hay, vege- : ; raised conasiiefably:. information at our of | RE NCELSOkD Windsor pls 6 Teo ~§240-46 Waterman: one 4-flat build ing | ee se af .|tables, etc.; 15-cow, spring-water pasture; | fice MEHRKENS-OTTENAD, 3805 § oeosgg oe indsor p rooms, |; o- fi husidi ent $5600 ye FARM Wid snail. within 60 miles of St.) valuable woodland; 365 apples, pears, plums; an ch. furnace, elects 10 etn A he —: Broadway | A. ARO, Sure Arh MITT R Eres ice V caaata price, $38.0 3 yu ne, "tT : ye 5 Oa give price and full particulars. nox Bh | fates comfortable cottage, on good eleva: a e aot to d . ric } arion. Ib. >) WN rt ‘ x a) rl S IE 's N sss ae > ' 406 ] t 1.if 3 Aa 0} " i — eee . —— - tion spring Water, barn, poultry house. To EASTON PATLAR Ticeat CO.” | {SOUTH SIDE BUSINESS conamR, | | 408 shi Life Bide, Chive 44, Central O48), |S inaant corner Washington and chan. | PARIS Wi eed. value, far gale and ox- |aetle aire, any, $9000; team, 6 cae, 108 “43: 19 PERSHING —Itractive building. containing 9 stores. of- | RESIDENCE—Q837 Windso L: 6 reotne. | ning. 4 houses: lot 100x130; the best pur- | change. VICTOR WM. REITZ ann | poultry, implements, tools included; } 1 ry 2s indsor pl. ; rooms, | in the city for quick gain; price | 407 N. _ st., room 725. | cash, Details, page 39. New ree, Catal sR 'T PRICE KREDUCET . fices and lodge rooms Will eel! reason.ole | . ~ - IN CITY I. IMITS price For ‘oartiénlate write Box A-2J0lL, ! bath, zas, electric, furnace: asking $6000; $45, “000 | FARM W td —Te rent; to 5 acres, with | Bargains. opy free. New Colonia! residence ; ® large rooma, liv-| } | make offer NCY. 695 SB éz.. & ing ining room, sun oarlor. breakfast} Post-Dispatch. _ ° ANTHONY SCHMITT R. E. Co., caine uthenet coréer .62 Celttentee + ae in county, 3061 Kennerly. Lindell | AG! o S Arcade Bl g.. St. Louts, Mo regm. itchen and ‘butler’ S nantry on fivet STORE AND FLAT BARGATN _406 Int. Life Bldg. Olive 14. Central 6491. | (3000 pains 2 a stores: 5 flats. bowling al- | 1582 siiiecniatintiaasaiinliion (eo) fioor: 4 laree bedrooms and 2 tile and Parker ait a treadway: store. & roome andi - aay | aw and billiard hall: rent $5700 a vear: | FARM Wid —Smali “poultry. “farm, 2 young Arkansas te baths fone ee On, a i bath second floor. % reomea third f oo *RESIDENCES—Two;: 2806 ty Li ucAsB: » price $45.000 ai experienced: Sve paren won FARM AND MINER ' set space, house beantifully er. | YECKEL-FEYDT-EFARICK SON, rooms each, bath. gas, electric, furnaces. —_——_—- ae Sil. Post- -Disvateh aaa tomauatnr AL LANDS—An * 3 hard wood floors throuchorr ieot : “ on S Broads ay Sool tis & ‘aay eS ea PH MITT R ; Cates. southwest ee & FARM. w td. = to 60 acres. iB. “yn exchange tiac, . heni water heat: two-car @arace. Open Sunday tor 4458 8 JEFFERSON A. (3; &C : zm. CO., | atores, 6 flats, rent 0 year, price | for rooming house, income Tmon*y nepection, |e See thie at once ‘or ee ee a we | 406 Int. Life Bidg. Ollve 14, Central 6491. | $48,000 . Maker Box “{-#15, Post- Dispatch. (M3) | PARM—Arkansas, and timber ing MIL. 4 2 r R FE CO 105 Xo ) Corner of Potomac lafmre store and five <~ ; we) ) earn ooo Peter raat rooms and bath above; garage. stc.: Prive, pene | : a del Sinsnraias.. atveheaes ccs Ra oa . om Wtd.—Give description, cash price. ' opportunities: ae | j only SSOOO nl Be ha arya a ee -. i wlock: 5S apartment b! iidings 4 apartment “to each E. Leaderbrand, Box 440, Cimarron, wm. ry 7] 1 (" A’ I" E — . = RRINKOP. 619 Chestnut rooma, brick : rooms up 4 rooms down building 8 and @ ronme a ° ha tie: rent tan “oR SOULARD new hard» ood floors. new furnace. new pa-| $13 000 vear;: price $95.000 |PARM Wtd.—A $20,000. ) well-located, well- Ark: no te a Lectenns SAM. —- —— a ee oe Ten-reem modern brick residence . on.* ane ' - me | per. new roof, garage, bath and electri ’ oe Ey improv f or St. Loutls hot-water heat, hardwood fioors lot BP gist NR nw he My Mag bh reny ot terins AGEE REAL ESTATE CO. 1040 5. M. LENE & CO.. J 2S tates Mit arm, Degas aeacribe fui . A. a ~~ agg peers TOF 2. cate, orined te he bought with @ very ®nal payment down, Whittier . Lindell £016 (™) JOHN DOCKERY «& SON 2. LOOMIS. 9. Ni 7 th. eons sei! » , vain balance like rent STORE AND TENEMENTsS—2933 thou , FE eve ee BES gh all ete ee JOST-MILLER R. FB. CO. 105 N. ‘th teau; rental $840: price $5000; terme. DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, | ARM Wtd —To bu ¥, near, St. _Louls, giv: ¥e Sope. . ape ' ANTHONY SCHMITT R. E co , i state price. description, location, «tc.. Uae nersseme te egngg ee re ten : (jravois Business Property 406 Int. Life Bide. Olive 14. Central 6491 | aale. he following properties, of clients for | frst answer: want auick deal. Box a Consisting of S stores. "two 3B-room fiats, 3 —- ie®) ©36-38-40 Madison | ARS Post- Dispatch. 4s ; 01 brick garages, routheast corner Gravios and cane DO CASH—BIG FUTURE . late and = iarge stable: ‘vents Ssio. price | FARM Wté. —About 5 acres ‘st. mie os = Spring See owner. 3730 Gravois (C) | os 26726 lawton av... F-room residence: rent $6750 of 56 miles. south or pane by ‘o a - . See per year: priee S7ece 38xx Cook av, 4 and S. room single flat; | roads, electric and water: T AUTO REPAIR AND GAR AGE M EX aie Wederul Fide da te A ee ee baths ~— furnaces; $555 | shade trees: give exac Derin 1922 the Post-D . e Ran c. as ) Southeast corner of eniein and Pinest..' how to reach property fr ee 32.045 stenati wyy tepatet suitdton yo Lath Se STenell: & pens 4 5-ROOM BRICK COTTAGE—S8500 CASH 5 stores, 3 flats, with bath and office. This proved or unimproved. Pp watren ante”— facturer or shop. 7. rooms end bath ee North of Easton. west of Sarah. bat My ol comnmnarativeiy new: subatantially con- ullder, 3609 Har 18,918 more than Its morning competi- ‘"°' $A:.0 o0 . 9 elec trtett ya gccer garage AAP structed and as vented out fn the main; under | (AND—Wan 4e * . “0 " RATION ‘Tee ter and 16,856 more than ite two eve- SEN | __RRINKOP. 619 Chestnut. | Ove 9209. Cabany 221 °11 XN. *th at. 45 nice double 5 and 6 roon for sale, wiey, eS | WONDERFUL INVESTMENT | ——~ass-aannrsor— ie" “t a Te | 650 INCOME CRIFICE 825.000 | $250 cash, $20 per we 3 and 4 Biores and ats No heat, po tanitor #6... @-roon Frame house. trranged fer To ee none Tot m firwt:clase clase repair. Wil eel Terms. 3 , families; water *71.° . GLICK ®R. EB. CO,., S824 Chestnut rt. ‘JOHN s. BLAKE & BRO. 515 Chestsut.(e*) “et! 3 Evan aew Sout ovtires Way .: ~ te mm. Se ee eee ee 4 PS aa ee ee ee Sao iF aos lo Mca”

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aa MAT cas iva ____——sS 600 FARMS For Sale, Wanted 1; Personal Property and Real ketate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. POST. MISPATCH, RCH 4. i?2s. \ > fa FARMS FOR SALE Se FARMS FOR SALE ——— SS —— | - FOR SALE 2.4 Se Missouri : Montana 1 | | BSTABL AED eee a ‘tn | HOT aL = | GaN ere — i ah | SAAD 3 | : , | P.-D. 9000 ree ace ote zood standing reguires executive of high rooming house. Box A-108. P. |_ rooms Inquire 3305 4 FARM ido acres, fenced: 55 broken yes. \ st 1 ¢ ners oe eg enee aemegted (cO2> ee . = MISSOU Ri i ARMS ies miles south orent So ? -nom house. Ca Kstate od of company. Box O-6l —— ‘Disvate ae * JEWEL LRY STORE bat ~ (R46. Post- — CANDY FACTORY—Smail, : making Lis line a | me : a ven : reres 19| laree barn; mile fram school; close to of! | |! | " I IS t-7 ecres. 10 settle * 160 acres 4 | : One of the Gnest equi dim the 24 . Youre. barn. © utbulldings; 35-7 et - orchard, 44 miles >t Louts, pea lt Mrulness and comfort; ett i ij | _sive territory. Box 1,-207. Post - Dispatch Box L. 166, _Post st- Dispat tch. | ee marble foun i o-_ ro ® reg “> GARAW io FOR. SALE balance cultivate . : & a auto road; ma! i route; possession at once; c rope net tropical crow Dp : ujiy . «ry? ry Py, INCORPORATE Delaware. avoid part ner- PRINTING PLANT W td. —To ber. amall or loner. best locat! on in St ~ price rf ‘harmber . gure « Angeli. . st “Louis " 4. Has PB 3 — + ae 2500. | a ak ae Bpeae-rae x ; iif REA [ ES | A | | ship lability. common law compani-«s: medium size. going concern: state vrice | 000 Ree _— a | Necohe pa carage filing station . a ne 0 cwtive = i. io pneimenncinenects | Farm Bureau, Las Cruces, N, } ii . charters, $32.50. complete. American Cor-' 894 monthiy business. Box L-§ ).-D_ | PRY & HEYE INVESTMENT COMPANY. Located on N oe : ad ie 1% miles i * - cultivation, house, | ii - ' poration €o.. Box 577. Wilmington. De} ROOMING HOUSER Wrtd.—I10 te 40 .come: _806 V ictoria B) Bidg.. _ Sth and locust ste | FRY & HWEYE INV eA TMENT COMPANY. 1 3 : i . | ; ROD waters tock, | Olive 5555 - 1 ee ! if 123 3200" | ive 555: — || LIGHT MANUFACTURING BUSINESs_ «ash buyer. Lindell Ss _._ £3? | LL, ? Victoria Ridg. @h and Lacuat hal “hio8 172, ase : | | Texas J ] 18 N. Se enth ponnaes article, complete, 200. terme ROOMING HOU aE Wd a western el 4 CANDY STORE FOR SALE ENERAT, STURE— art will, MON EY | field other than ready to wear peinunen STORE Witd—Smail; or. space with living M Secon good iittie stand ... . Kirkwood. ny Soe i aa: yg | og Ww : ‘oe to egg: OS ede 9) | ceeds o of trust on if i} = | Olive. pie 5 ank Bide., 705 INVESTMENTS tn Seacioen Ok., are sate, | 0-74. Post-Dispatch ae My Grand ay ‘a7 * Fie | —~ ar . . 27th st. R _— 2s a iH. sai ae R RE Al Ty ow ald. N, “an AP tons k lex (99) = _ - . — © — population 28,000: more natural advan rELePHONe Xt HA NGE—In comm ry | FRY &@ HE ‘ KE Vex wipts er 4 FU RNISHINGS—YV ery geed (lece : ae r . ; i rr 7 r ‘ ' ~ o tt " _ Tue COMPANY. good nan se chanee $5 R10 Cheetnvt st la iis Mo proved com t r Al { OMOBILE LOANS > i ary city in world: Mosc achools. in 7. hes rural ——# ore — bd F ROS v icterta Bidg.. Bath and Loe: nt ats ) _Frenkite reeaon fur ailing. “S . ; ; / ae : , . = kent : ’ ig ranks, splendid agricultural! lands i uy; terms consicerec. owe SS ovwe, ' ~~ : : : = - pti : bes een: “toine tignber’ DY AFOOT PLACE $2 ren, wacvinn goed _____ Virginia Y PPOP=| ro inaiviauais on private cara; you pay usin} heap fuel for hanutacturings handreda n¢ | _'encke wa CAs AROLERY—And neat markot. Delo! GENTS’ FU RNISHING STORE ’ , : exe g ig hs RD : u roo nonse, He~n, | , . ve . . _ ne on me vou rice. 6 4:50 ya: ‘felis, Ol oa) ines 4890 rrotuci | TINSHOP__E& lished. liv eauipoe | A oh os “ ’ . Se ay | mies out, S-ronim, Horane Men | Ts : ty. Box D-86, Post~ 22. ses walin Si conl"satnon’ Theo peotenuce | FiNsHORS-Baiabiiased, — Tally —poweoal. ee Boss arthage a o + 4 Peeiery houses, Cisern And Spring Wie I ery ile \ Irgihia I: aris er ye OX OS C= rewrit inortgages to reduce payments. oll wells; a growing city where values are| thriving college town, near St. Louis. , ~ IGAR WFORE—Downtown location ; _price Market st.. doing nice business $1000. oP Sao santliieniaiaabiat eae: ter: a bargain at $000; trade for ginal = ~ i LASKER BROS. FINANCE CO. increasing; write today fust what y ar ship for rent; tools for gale; renaon, death | $27 30. t tick FRETZS RiStINess FRY & HETE (NV LPTMENT CO. Leeust — for rash BS ne 2 Cres: 8-ron. | a operty im count i. ‘ ; ) ' . Dis ne i} 423-424 Title G uaranty Bidg WUlive ot 30 interested itr: all tnformation ; . of owner Appiv Mre Jonn Pollster War- | BXCH ANOQE 5198 Nationai Bank of (om. Mihi V tet Anne Wists ‘ a and poe gee 40 a res. in culttva. 9) @ = P rT of a cat ita mive ul 4 “L.4 NING AN -_ ; ae 5 vowel fa}: house, ney oa . nn a, ~ ae beads Lat ;er ‘ t? am ov . | : peri . a er . 2 *, *? a “ wv bP Ress! NG SHOP—W on | y Ps 2 tore then half fene plage ; 4! NCH—326-acre, Missouri Valiev: 250 in) om... enke 2 ‘7? 1 Se . ; ee | oan ( ‘ "Pre Sry age wn? ' carpenter or builder, gardener or lars in figet letter. Pox 1-303, )’.-D End: Jet "a good? business: lew rent: Meft. —-~ ng | AXD MEAT MAHK ET —o Lie io h® appreciated. Write cultivation. 75 pasture and timber; 2 sets WE ~ Oa yrresponaey |'LINCOLN HOUSING C@RTIFICATE—I 74 farmer preferred. Box A-376, P.-D 4 WANTE D to buy, lease or rent voft drink Sn press: buy now end get Phster ;ush. |) -— orth Market , a Mg Steelville. Mo 3 ial bulldings tractor ple Ww » manure spreade , . | ; » ge 32 months paid : take $°2R5 OUR proposition wf) appea! to a man that * uth oc southwest, with liv ing] . Cabany 7AN to Le Boe 5 on ASenk “meat market: Mavie wood. re, ilgiber, "we kinds implements. horses, mules. cattle ? ‘Prudential Insurance Co,, | 1-316. Port-Disoaten | ~e:| wishes to go in business for himseif and | rooms; wlil also consider roadhouse: price | CLOTHING ®FORER—New and penandhand: | — tbat 1-407, Pont-itinpaten taleshone en een 7. 2 a ote ae » 8 Pig 7 R10 h 5 i | 8: FS ) To t Citizens’ Loan and make real money, we teach you the business | mst be right: no agents. Box 1-402. P,-D worth 00 fer $175, at “3246 N. Broed | GHOCERT AND MARKET—W, wt a - Cre PHone, ait @f- 2m .; ». At § Chestnut. | va AN you want nd" e . roe 1b aggene- se tn a ; lac dvert! t our 75 , , F - or dairy ‘arm: 04 hd —~— — a vant to send eve wanting tand free of Amerie: Savings Co.; state ort e and quantity you nal — rere at our oupeneT. ‘Tae WY Me Sek MI wee hustness. Call; "a? lah _settioment;: no agents. Box '. #5. _* . _ § . , as ‘ : ren for opening stock; exclusive . Ay + ia. alia ffe —— a +--+ — ae 1. @ Sate, “eit STOCK FARM—Hest bargain on the market ample cony of Amertean Land Bulletin. - oe 3 Box L-i44, Post-Dispatgh tories in Mo., Til.. Kv . Ark.. In eee eee en See Oy eee CLOTHING—Furnishing ard shoe store. |GROCERY—Aanil sot: drink partor, 1430 . 5 370 acres, in uitdings. fer section of Pike -toperarie gym ae 7 tee Sew ee StS men} 504 6 HES [ NU ‘| S . |GET our quotations on all active unlisted Oliver Langan ‘to... 2677 ‘ashington. " ———_. & {aes , a ni oh eee aon of 17.000: coneider- Chambers st utes’ +i ——_ 29 nty; good bulidings, fences, water, etc; lishers, not land deale: , f and b Call ¢ 7 ; aa an ae WILL buy, sell, swap, quick; homes. farnty, ies, several colleges. iarge insti. GROCEKY—aAnd ma ay x wis — Res « ye ’ miles rom rai: iro ad: wit reduce price for ‘rite for — wiple conyr ts —_ le ine - ition 8 ocks an T Si i “ORT? i Pie 7 Cn ; iP PORTL ITY for pai ’ vith eorme me ' bay sinese, lotea, personal property _ caeh Val ae moe one of Leet latations bn rie ’ r $2.5 le Phe | = Bag rhet. seed oar . pillpes. 5 . and give tern 8 om part; or accept! land Wanted mer ale tulletin. no Laon Oars san ne gs ‘ an services veCOrne Associate © m'y If, W. Pemberton, Al kevood, ural county seat in : 4 . : s ies pay eo net a 4 Si: oF fiat. city es ouburke aldwin. Wis MONEY WANTED | ee PS Central National Bank Bldg. (c8) ith a concern manufacturing a bending | Yr °" ° ee coum | (289%: good reasons for selling: geod opper- | @ ROY b. RY on ination for beshpess; , ik, Aluersou, j¢ on: to Box 7 303. Dp, at -Didsetch (c : ~ Tg > LIF IRERTY BANDS bought at marker value. | machine that ia new and ‘n great demand: | — - ~~ wn ae suemenanape a tunity caeh Rex J =¢. Post- Dispatch St] 1570 Nerth Market at. _uP™ . P| i , ai \\ td Ag at 6 per rent, i tal or wil! loan fece wvatne leaa & per cent re reler ATT. ( apabje of supe, aL tenclin 3 f WE HAY KE { 4SH Bi Y ERS COM Bs N. — Lunch. eott a onke . “MM al _ GhRiecBRY > Wich mp iévin Cm tee from. De Sate, ay = my free list and road map 'REAL ~hlacd cpm a CITIES ees wel AM hs Payable $1 a week ach $50 borrowed. | ‘ plant with mechenical |_ expert. For your businese ff you want to sell at) largest Sy™nasium in city "heels rd JOS Tinenia Ietrreatises oe: vard, springs and a VICTOR uM RE ITZ. 407 N. &th NE td 23000 on wood single fiat Loars made on other ed bonds wnd stock. | mCce: | qualifications Rex 0-57. Poet once: partnerships formed: city or out-of- | Madison —— whee GRroc oY ] ; Sali mee ‘ Be. }COTT AGE—3 sre wit, hey Ow + Vai } per cent Hox “08 a oe [ _Industr ial “Loan Co o.. 714 ( ‘hestnut st. (cR) Disnatch (ec) | town. We alao sei! hotels and apartment CONKE ect en a __ Infant rio (eed leeation: filme place for Uwner, Be » POULTRY ARM—10 “Ss re Ss, terms *o suit; hens sacrifice $79, uf es ast F td 3000. 6 ner cen’ rom pri ¢ Teo Ly — a) shares Miexouri ! seatch business at 44 Natural Bridge Call vacy assured, for quick and satisfactory re- a _ee os een —— aR CE k¥ STORK— Reasonable. 5030 haw s (ounrty, bacgain ac: 52 vois_ road nee. Rox 0-169. Post-Dispare , 953. Post-Dispatch | + | \ : | VYilw > " ese, | ‘ ——~ ey ~ - ee ” Py men: good (sh. Bie. sal sown, ay or trade H. Gellert, nems; gool hasrcirer vie ne | Moreen th $10,000. ox | meriterious patents for sale Peel pie acts Ba (62) | CONFECTIONERY —And grocer wag. =_—orgetn,__b229 BI ths 92-00, ICTOR Wie ge7 a768 6. Sunday and week davs water y4 furreu would make tde P_hOS. Post-] we" ile V1 BO? Annapol . Land, “2 . i : articu'are, specifications, et send for| 4 'S N oN ; S¢ , gin: _other_bystness. Forest band 419. (7) | GROCERY ANU MBAs oh —a . ~ : is - - . “ . “ . 2 . - . : 879 ; stra ‘8 i ‘ ated HY» is cs, +! ~ ; . ‘ be '. - . - . - . ' . , 4 LE ED eine - : ° - anak + eria Tide. z= STOCK a "380 acres. Improved: | | - place oo «xt th ‘Te wy} cares to ewe — aes err a | Bd. YVardomet SR oan: ther ar ’ Patent Bulletin. 3006 +Ha.ri AND . Es 5 LD CON PEC TIONERY —fia ice “$30 “daily: rent "nh secount sickne=n, « “ail it 4 . om 1t* mile ‘rom ist Louis: z E. a2 miles west of St Lo 118° $39 acre: ' pe | if ; ‘ ets a c if o could ro . re a Saeed Ss ptm prope , “r rains \ 1, De hel. Boat . Sank ; ™ st 3 “hhies Ql "IeKLY AND PRIVATELY a 2s - rOntnis | 1500 Box L, -274 P -D | retn BPY A eT RAKABT— ao ‘ash ASZOn. SSlar.ce PASUre, io ees perms, OF Le galt ok pth. | ~ er on wien w aa : to $1500 Bo A-178. Post-! | one Olive 4270 : 2 PRACTICAL INVEN PIONS FoR sALe— bring them to you in our own e¢ Ont et TiO. "R¥—Notiome, tobace “oO: neer eee: cash sale only. JOG! # coer ra hy ast ments °¢ large ; : ~~ " sige, “Mine Hite ‘wiiier ‘ ole 5 i “s . : bée o* ' Ls NE , as $="? ’ from orivate B , « i RTE sub tect, any part ér. eeeats ane dra “ ae > ee eae 3 i ol Sav you, time and money Phone Olive td arhowie 1815 Menard. ‘3 mae). + te lg » Springs, . x Madiso ’ vs —s es : — ¢ Sravelia a' ea e amy Noble Oil & Gan pid ! 72 WANTED— r06 hes n it. whi a R ee i s,s ee | meat market for sale. John J. RBiack. and repairs, downtown lecation ys involee ines. “” miies from railroad sts 4 = an D000 to S1U,00 Sunnis 19 Built : load of trent — eft eal estate ; . ee] a.. 250 ea: ee Chippewa Falls. Wis (a) neor $15,000; profits ever 45000 vear, wi!) | a ee Bede a aE ea awk FPoint, Mo.: sell at a bargain; | Pil as gTOCK AND DAIRY F ‘RM bCK EK Vii - meet IND DEEDS OF Pe at We have them fram 96 t at , are 9 | WHEL, ee “it up $2000 cash and $300 double in two years; price $25,000. owner | ¢ CONFECTIONERY — Bakery and milk sta- Can Bs oy , . Write Joseph Puchta, 1887 ‘4 .- BRR acres: for aa r «tty ruts “O48 CENTI ¥ RALDG | etetail neta ie anes in | 7) tee en . ss OR ON | OF day y » ws ', ” interested in deveroping patent. Box tien: bargain if eoid #* once OBIT Rat- undav oth ; ; income property: ADK acre , iMivation a . ae - a rita for loan . ; 7 vag arte! No ] cake AF araie + or _ —- "eeeainans eae en |, RR Poat-Dienetch mer ar. GROCERY wTORE—Srnal “a _—* ; : * i} ; - > cr ‘tm j } a in : ‘7? 5 fil _— om . ems wee ; Scat P “ . , . ; . ARP Vitek ©O 4 ea ee . - ‘at lrean ‘ > ' experi. | 4 going business on best corner on . @ | chee leaving _city 4226 Patr ono ER Y—Wuer ‘be . terms, $500 will ban good town, 35 miles t ta eg Bima ISNT On - Norte Et. Eouts: 1 | . 8)’ PER REFUSE AN BE. SB! antters Corts , Angaee | his ti and hat on thig cust st., lurge modern boliding with long P ord todd: A CN gale ee - er Sarthe . a aan : ; “to ' onan : . sain, of Ww : have other bus ness. a ? wiect. Possession forth wre Vf penal at iewest rates. in sum o St1ht, ~ amin mn ' “4, (hn, Ww ‘ = gPeA yer . 7 - of ref lense; moder equipment, complete sioek autu UNF TT Nic Y Ana a . a ee BAK H ru C‘ommonweaith Finance wnd Dues 70 CENTS profit per dAnllar selling Doocorn Chita Mon TRM-—Real money maker: sac- | CONPECTI NER Y—Exeeptianaily as Dei- bet : — mood business. marck. Mo = ’ ee aaa. ras or LE. EST A 5 ‘ D iN ‘ “f rMP NT CO ‘rg Units. or any te active sto: an ~anuts K ingerv eee y wa | “if ic L051 hoe iamsont. ioa@r corner, ee better for ~. bai- ad feeb for tee ‘a + ~~? att ae To Se Tatate OFS © Long O JOA Ot Teal emate* Dron: i 2 GRAVO! nd Hf. J. KATTELMAN C hines rit av: free iilustra‘ted este ance terms = wi ‘apa! —— aa i—. g a | i : MA se OFM . ; f z ; ro : eeo=: equipment; cheap jease,| °°. Bex L _, cren: be 2 and fruits of a5 oe oro mettle saat ¥" \eres | 106 Nive 1437 ¢ ind | 7 TRUST—I have a first deed of 80:} Central Natl. Bank nide.. ith and Olive lorue. Kingery Mfz. (Co.. Deot. ~. Cinetn- ery EK oe qern. paying nei ££ ~~ ae ay amilton av. . GROCERY AND MEA? MARTET sca le paese ; i 726 LE T—B a aa ae ina iit nna ate wear: 7 r oer Olive 2955, Central 454 Olive 5240 nati » eC/e™ 3) t eation: Gravois rd Apply between 8:3 a | Finns : the ary rr 7). 2 , — . trus : 1.000. runs one yea ( per cent « . . CONF Rs LON —f, uarantes te make good: 0 on Wm Miller, 7398 Gra. Me... Lomerete silo; another barn, 30; land | MONE TO LOAN—$2500, $2000 : 4an.1 interest. on 280 acres in St. Louis Conn’y @1 STOC K ISStES i NDERWRIT TEN BAKERY -And building; good corner; mod- | i DNERY- tunehery erties tee | foc ern fixtures: sold at a baraein / fenced in cross fen: a - f) per cent, 3 years, on impro eq property: ! PO) acres ty cult Z ion; c mm h noOuURe €) Klyv and eagsil. thro&igh our national! i ern 5538 North Market ohn End * location living ek acrH. | ; 59 ‘Franklin. - vstnnestgitancennsniiiatataamienatiaasil . a living in southern part ) ‘ inoner 1eve 2 per « ent com igst n Box A370 p” } a , na spt st] 77 . , e nev ? nal! cost: . ~ “ r a ; ho acres hill jand, 400 acres iill- Bie (wanty. valued at $70,000: will sell for $15. - ++ co = = arn ShC, wee phamee : will eel fir anc ing service. raise mon * a 2 , BAKERY-—-On account of mw 4017 I TROA nie av. GROCERY AND MARK ‘cream ; ; “| r ‘ ir ; . +} ana ‘ve } jer cen? Jis. : first “deed of die. " Box 0-416. Post-Dispatch (e) adv. three months thie publication. $1 leaving city Dietz & Strubhart, 4? 1 Fair. | oor NTRY STORE — Including o6uildiae | * TOO™=. en above. ero , “4 ° Mo. ‘ } our ai le. OT; mG ‘ef { ’ ' i if a $1 r i - = ' 2 . 4 ' house. 1 chicken house, 20x ‘ OR. le iM ba bate rOE NIB ET rR EAT TY pen | ¢.0 : “ acres aie new 5 room house. + venineg 8003 N. Proadwa a mF nee «~BANKERS’ BON . IN -EB T paying; have cas Box 8-202. P Chicaen: sample copy 7 business: owner eick 601 Penosvirania ome at station: good business: would : gee: iiving | rons , Woodshr cornet, ruit and ® _- ane ; .: garage, vinyard, fruit, oe a — —— , pyrene a Se ' ir ST AN established company has a good =o | gyi. East ®t. Louis. 2) sider euburban cheer. Vietor Wm. Re e r oT; we also have’ 15 of Pric e $10 500, halt cageh ey ce - 9 dirt ‘ heap at $4000 r , ; ‘ . - As ‘ S24 o ' VU ; . : a I. . rapid promotion for gentleman or lady A RE Alu NOV > L. Tt BAKERY—An4 building: good puatiness. : Jr es 407 N Rrh ef. Rem 725 ' f we" ne and markets in vartous parts the a or sale’ or lease, 4 ac re ~ frut . a rARM-- 1l®?-acre Davis farm, south Lm coo as y a _ em . 1 = He } ( Re SA Ke EK; books: $8600 in estmnent required: Vell ge ‘ and have applied for patent thereon: I shon: 4 - price terms: southwest. GUTH, | tion: stand investigation, ree! opportent- ST. 2. is ESCh Anos, 708 ere | yp and poultry farm, 1% miles from = ‘ai fargon. Rarruacks: act on Alage Reds a Prue . mrie a eee ow a] 2 : Ie eee. a* ; eured tow B-246, Post Dispatch. »» desirous of forming a connection with 1°?RRA Hamilton e ‘y¥ Box j, 16h Post- Die Mo.- 3-room houre 2 barns: ' = reve eae ic share : eh rent; : » saan} tans oe (eg y ee! AC I- ery ( t- al i Son AILTENTLON—Capiteal securce byw the gale a manufacturer to produce same in large RA KERY - REA ry ry Ts AN cn : BY SINESS man wil consider Investing tp to M EN W ANTED ; confectionery: soda founta!n, $00 Al S585 FARM—i9-acre fruit. berry and ‘1 al ‘ N en il AOKRS $: 50 000 in clean, proGtable ente- prise. orior nd cigar stend barssio: $2 WIRE: L, : Rox B-$66, Post-Dispatch. VESTIGATIOS, ee r ove , neurance See us first. a : and eshipoin® facilities: crops never 2... Bowles. Affton. Mo ory a Se Louise real estate nant teetmeunee ao ‘|, WANSTRA’ "te ¢ - AS TEV E BUSINESS MAN—To invest from | te APL E LINE; GOOD SELLER BOX fixtures; modern equipped vhop: sure Jeolleville, ‘ 4 miles weat of the city limi MARK H. WILSON REALTY CO., MO aT. Lois ; : 100 } jon ¥ ROS, REALTY OO, 5 . 2 . “ trai National INS B ee : Pi sber, 200 easton IN\ 1° ES TM E NTS handy with typewriter 1 knowle ge of heve invented a wonderfully attractive | modern building: complete machinery: fime DFL. 1c ATESSEN — Wenderful chicken house: 50 fruit r et eT rHERS bee, ; -rand © ome re ; . ’ ‘ , an bone eormmisesio 1 +4 ‘ ~ a rovwalt' hasie at, shop that near ehurches an achoots aso manutec- and $1000. must sel! th! -_ $1800 barga 0 “acres: zoo Te i uildings; near a wie ™ ERPIANGE R R (4) n compl tel. equipping 3 er : terns. workirg ? jel is vead: fer mmediate “e good pet ing business for a quick val , lee nev a oh ~~ otty : “ ‘ ha} r cK action ‘- fied 1} Lecordce oO , : , ent —-l on oe — . ae mt erjent« e $1: 000, al a r City Mo. _te99) | BAKERY—Old established retail nant end | DELIC ATE SSEN— PINK pan es, IN cr SHED 3ox 86. H ilisboro, Mo " 4. rea” nee) Aer ce Sanpington Box }- 4. Post-Dispatch 99 is not {hard work Tt ie herd work | ’ - 14: t7 r tearrs +h - ; ; —~ . . . - rroin? . we *y f Ps SS. ds stiatiite . ecto ‘ - or vit ,. een —apeunllinen _ , . og mee sear Tesson reed. CARRUTHERS, [re umiaten 1 pet cunt, Der F IRST DEE :DS OF T RU ot BUSINESS CHANCE—28 words. 2 me ene for a oS ae SA EERY— blesses $4500 bargain, ov terms; ARGALNS. BOX B-144., | , ra htive: cy En ona counat Yr, . a ‘ z 7 Agent Grappa e ; "24 - . te > ey nm ; Serie notes $c »O0 a nd SLOOO, runni papers, ™m lagaz! nea corm bined $5 ) ; +d ~~ | jat be pald frst? ‘ two mixers, div ider, électrie ee Ford | . POST- -DIBPA = ees AKL OR * 9. PD ae PARN—i2 acres. with improvements. ost | nhdne “er % S 2 KF ( y | R (YN eapecialiy attractive first deeds of _ man prospect; low price, 100 per cent t sent If vou ere this type of ms owe. HEYE +fan ” COMPANY. _Post-iDenatch. _ _ a feunty, Mo 6§-room house. . LOOM! rary N. fo See ey trust for Sie: flats. apartments, residences, | {t: small capital regulred Dual Co., 3 33 ! Rn OM and 7; Dp om, THe 805 V ictoria Bleg. rt. and Leewst DRIG sTORE—- miles ci litm ee auto 1 bet I or , \I¢ ON KY | () T. () A a nod: Hdings | nao pad aetisfactory: termns to sult: write for ta Men of Northeast Mis: our, D trede: buliding and everr fixture and all DRU 1G STORE FOR SAL t prey .»P ‘erms, Chaus. H. Pus ult you en taie loans 1U Lusty ogi “Middleby-Marsb Ove f m, | new ut t v . é = ee demi aieed eebedn widiibes uit 3 , a | ae = - . all © =r Mfg 36) Y ou Want to (Set Into Busi- evutpment brand ae: f ase panes ae. Seatieh at ; $1190 , s ft oved real et . building red C O ® for 0 oe hs Sf 10u's, o (c36) Triumph mixer: lease rent a: . w nk, See q a neve ” aur avts one oans : ach Friday. i= * a + 3 aoe : , ae 4 . D t i r Meramec bottom: (150, acres: 20M PAIR —Improvnd ) acres: JULIUS HALLER REALTY company, |“ TMi Love Realty ‘SINESS MAN,” who ‘ts qualified io. take ness for Yourself! colin stdin ou are ike and | “EM : ol ' = et . 1) té 3 ° ; es iye' tnt ( c e execuhive ‘pos t | nv) ar d eC oan managing ‘h T ’ - . . tre. no ovetfiow. beautiful 9-roem “00. =~ ‘ear De Soto od improvements ne! =I : : - nt Cy (*) \ director of meritorious manufacturing con- One of the oldest, mon Be om cosett i aay ar for a ee Rinok asi . Ne: 805 Victoria Bide. a Tesvat “"#. HAU! is BUSI SINE, overlooking ‘ yt pinnae ota - utRPH T's lake \i¢ INE y "7 () Ly () A . (4 { hestnu of COramerce Bide. 5 ; DRU G STORES 3 ie 4 trees, house or 2000 chickens, -— | UR ¥ & SON 10°3 Cheatnt. Main %¢ ” —_ doing buain ens with leading depar’! nent rural diatricts with its pro ct. we ; tiong! #1 ann © ~} — Twe trucks; tranmetr trade nition. concrete road to St — sp eegaagnan -- - SK { »\ > | EET ys () - | ~ | : ati ores aud bbers throughout the coun- | up in business if vou ere responsible. 2 B keries and Buildings— 10 West; owner must sell on sacrount of W 00; . buildings cost that, 6°? am VARM—58 acres; house, bar: thouses, on : a , naeeniital ‘LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’ TY xcep! aaa opportunity; must invest |trious, over 25 years of sage and willing to a health; books open t6 right party only, ne FR Fisher. 62700 Easton. ae Lemay Ferry rd 4'5 xn ity | TD) AS_SHTIELP T1049 \ NUL TH. we _ from 10 0 00 to $15,000: Aetaiis at inter- | work hard at a clean. profitable business We have 10 wonderful bakeries: one at _ compet ition bosiness isat year $56.000- | 865 Se At a te 5 ts . jon; 5 Be: Nimite Gen. RB. Bowles, Affton. Me Sa a Pe rea STANDAKD Credit Co O81 Ky. Ex. Bld ig jew only Box O-°69. Pbst-Dis fc, | We will eur ppl the stock, finance its trans- Biemarck. Mo.; price $3500: no competition; : 24 000. low rent, leage; elaborate fx- | jj, were = i Oy eet a reo . om 10 «a seis my ed on Tel on ) > j HT. | en 7 ‘ So) __ $10 up wi thowt security: .oweet ! rates.(c48) AVE tan { nveet, with services. give arttons con D! eteiy. train vou im our oer hie + $30; also includes a $2000 soda foun- | hed corner store on tranefer corner: no : or ; ' . a ~— ef improved, : p ‘ ny ' ” eT ae: Se ; a 0 ; rr , » your business * lk cash busi lee lat x ber re a ¥ S x rh feorge Perr: on I hu i}? J a °& 1! MONEY loaned on automobiles: left tn your x 1.-26%. Poat-Dispateh ‘ful methods and sunervise you tain ) ,eut price store; 6 ness, compete | aie torings: batt walle ee 4 | REALTY CO posseasion; mortgages paid. 1421 Locust SiNBSS a4 fh UTIVE AND MANUFAC. is ® rare opportonity feo Gen eee Se = As Panne, od salary big wert | — =. ar mem : ESF EP eens ee is SP a a (c ' frit ence ensfu record with con- northenetern section o saour ep . : *> erKe o . r FART acres of goed, lovey iand: Ps MONEY TO L OAN | MONEY |! OANED—$25 to $5000 mn The ; byte Investe and val 7 “ ‘letigr only. giving full information ae to edu- | Pice ; $4000 t u AN oe. anprovements on rock reac ae * M4 WAIN WRI‘ MW r Bi Di ; - irri F’} “ pavabie 9 eds cilive partne ecatTrn experience ase, ear, to Mr Gill, East St. Lows. il.?. price aod ‘ se: 4 Bez Vers amen = o- me §6Scres With good improvements, fruit and 24) WAINWr Pe — a ba har - | 82000 to $8000. gt: 28 pet to | 1124 Locust. §t. Louis (2) oven: business $159 dally. « ease: Is At quem 4 7th et.. Bt “Louis Mo : “01 Fulterion Bide eer -ie fox 1865 7 On _——— - ty party ges & per cen? cogner store: ‘woTeia— a berri f all kinds: plenty water: on Je TONEY TO TOAN ‘ - - + + were In- , ” pean , * = ~——-_>, oe Ferree, Ye: Emerg of all kina; plenty water: on fe" | MONEY TO LOAN Marca a | somal Leen Co... 714-716 Cosetnut. (06) | gf, urote with myaranient referred ifr | 7 BRMOvIs EXCHANGE, 700 Victoria Bide. opens = iS) Oi ees . : , % ‘* - ; . \d ~¥*T" vo . ’ - e ¢ NG . Mie! he +} ifure or ritint os ¥— _ 2? a , = . ree? : rc oc : . _ = = il On me and “oe MM. . Selees sen ares 120° sey ° ~~ ao atid | "4006 “HOUTE " at 2 per cent p@t month , 3984 largest apd the beat eaulpp et mile | BUSINESS Wtt.—a “well equipped plant for oa allen. Me. Mo.: Lincotn County. vation. and under scres. fine imprgverpents Money to joa n gume to auit on St. } _ a nn a a et, e@ 35 ‘ he Northwent ~ : etl ¢ furniture and wood ex, =o. = ; fair barn. two actrees: wel! im) bo th the} the manufacture o floor space ARBER sHOP—S3- chair. doing good “busi - Ta! aeres near Pacific estate 4 weet pr eR ” ‘ é . My consamngs, . a F rT ie wv oo.en Mille Co producte. abou t 10 OoO0 au ft . oa | use : . ~~) | PWergue Min ‘ f Post-Disnatch - gelling on. acecoun bad heaith. = | idea. Gains “ull , : % acres at Eurek ’ MON P v TO L oO A N, D A N D O°”, MO} 1N EY l OANED on diamonds. tew eiry and ahi 1 1 a Sesired : B ve 365 Oe: : — h. on automobile road, D acres at Pacific, $25 per acre. ‘ gun liighest price paid for diamonds,’ CAN you im est $5010 in three prospective | CONFECTION TERY —Near schoo, »- Box L-143. Post -Diepat’ ~~ | —_ 16 JOHN HERTER. Sir. Genevieve , KIRKWOOD TRUST CO In any eamovnt on city real estate, tee rn rade ay Loan Co., 612 N. Broadway | gold mines? With this cepital can de-| ater. Tower ms ; price 30. op et and Bie Bend. | privilege of pre a ment a n SS ‘cb7~) velop sufficiently to secure additional capt- residence. _ 437 y wie a . 2 cheire, price $5 ‘ GE—505 Bonalick roe4. Fo ms 4 G 27 « *Rigkws : aed Woabeter. | STUESSEL REALTY cO., 3548 S rand. ' oF SE TOS _ 'eO7x tal or seil outeteht: abko! take leattimete: War ft i PARLOR—An lunchpoor ; “quick ~ eee ono 2 chaire; price $700 it 3 _ brick house. good ; , » ' Gever an ro: —-—- _ een cares - sk sae ot a OT : i" - firy feede o trust 6 a Pus . -“, you to — or = details i lea a etty $200 worth more; neat. Louisiane av. 2 chairs, price 00 ano: $4000. c acres On (ora ole = % ‘8 " ? - TO L ( ) AN , r A Vr. ” Wainw r - Lad Oltve ak \dget = en “wat oh A arren & Co . Le ‘ 2m; businecesr treet. money maker: cheap Downtown potel: receipts w ly ’ ANTHONY SCHMITT R. Ei Pina. KIREWOOD TRUST CO. | MC INE NEY £342 eiba, Honduras, __ | rent.’ Bor L-312, Post-Dispatch price $7500; 12-year lesen. ice $5000 406 Internetiona!l fe AR oRES PAR Ma. -An? eine med In sume of $500 to $10,000 « mproved TN —_—-s 1 OAN-—fn personal ;: ropert CAI " rAlL, seekers put your protect ‘ Cc LEANIN‘ G AN . by BIN’ ’ BL aiNgaa Wea. Downtown bul mie pool gor BE ast ee AR 14. Central 6401 pes Seay terme Fred Wulf, Centaur * | prenerties in good localities — sepond @ee4 of trust and on “th a. 660 live brokers, cost trifling under my —Gnrod Loon tion artner considered, give m. Clair ov. © 700 N: 2700 acres. ; & ‘ “ Stet M. A. RUST BUN REAL , rit rompt attent vervthing « ry stem ils , neter Leonard, let) detatis Box ‘TD b+ Poet: Dispatch. __ Louis. Iti; antom Fisk’ 40 a7 Vietoria Didg 4 n : aie , i ' . N Ivated, 5 houses and , iCKEN ~ RANCH—J30-acre, fruits Sas . = denen “tee , . oe | Bar EX TABLIBHDD mapoamaies and salad arees- ST _ LO Oulg EXCH ANG e ros nT near town: price $11 ‘28 P per e ' Mer hame er Meramec Pvc b- TOON | eve oe ide. ’ 7 Ln ‘haste | “ 5% CAPITAL—I ape: alize in Rnancing mert- ing bysiners; plenty stock Box L.-308. BATTE ¥ SERVICE TAL oe b ’ LTeoMm stocks or frst mortgage bonds. gtrict] rer Tt N STORE Wid. [—Or bal R uf ag.. Poplar Riott Mo. d a J ivivl. A wt RIM hf te ‘a lowest rat ng : interest un } , Coenen 3 ; LA an ~* - ‘Deople keepin . commission basis: mall full art‘culars tn GENTS" FURNISHING | 6 in ae ef town: g th, = ey tion - muet ; SALE IN BOONE COUNTY—120 098 ER—2 Mores 30 —— Of | charges: qu! be eRID SKOP » E CO cary parmen eee others’ fates. the »¢ | Sret ietter. John frier. 1829 Eddy at. Chi | price mugt be right. 4177 Lefayette. bie fused. _ Olive 8 relies from Sturgecn. Mo ‘a ok a . “HE ‘BET om | CHRISTIA ' . 819 Cheetne- at x > AN ©O.. 377 roare | eo. idiiteeiainame =" aon _Victor 94643 BEAUT a equipment, good bash. 8 ewes Iwnroved, Pee 7 = cntra. rance 711 N. &th et cB) CHARTERS, —_— ie - cheapest: OR eran ‘= x 203, Post . fenee’, iand slightly | yee , Cor try | r M , t 5 G MONEY? ' Granted Say moe free forms —) ocatiog SICYeLE BHO — . 4 , Bee corscen, ms SO rea Bieta ois sia aeetYestag) Do Y ou Need Money? 8.yo8 Seon smxert ae = 5: | eal hana Pio a cating) | iC HORM wll “Aner erm, Yarn. etc, orchar ; Park. M : (99) e Make and | rates; cvnfigential Room 400 Colu bis CREDIT buresu “caljection = —6 tabi be facet watet in Muskeseon Will 7 i ee ie | os : — aNnGe , “Way E*- | GRAND oppertuntty to pvurenase emal! stock sere. se are 29s, arene EAIRVENE finoreska ave 3 nano fe. ‘ie: exchange we! "| 963 North and Sough ré ss ‘ (the i — , , nai) in an armeun! or hbusiness or »s furn see "A ler n@ to larte 7 27 “ — ae ei na Kanye . " “wane Aa le = ounty. : = ces Syitabie tor roe jhouse. Tie ATION FARMB—IE | = Sono. gis. ime | : . " salaried | DISTRIBL TER Wtd—Te har‘in medium proved 4 . ee G 7 Bt aires PLAC coal yard hnee 2. Mo r . pre; erty wt n na’: extm nee no 5 } , 3 “ ow ote ithe sf 4 . . ° - , a “es » -* Sanit pow ‘Ty. rare tt - og Acres « [r . nee’ rE. - ; on egaggaetl , he: - fo: } a vere; Cer arrange and witheut know sedate of aaa ee ‘ fT toed garden os 2 a = _ Bor L-265 © Tt) JIM MOSES. arrre | 7 e ras a» a ’ : a : - or . , ‘2 ras - put : 3” Tv rToOR— Tor puneture Proof inne en 1 , » beck wuole par at any interest ane AMERICAN BROKERAGE co... 2082. VIS TRIB ner i nes I ate ap ute Kix, AM ‘ ae it Fast on a cnte period: be pt to Ag o ee - sures if you ae ey fe 5a waa (cls) Bag Be avy opportunity Box 0- | a: Ri ‘a (RM—SN pores: . 7 “ = ~s esire to make or ; — > : timmPer, 4 mites reilroad station n » G00D F AR M Ti Ce AC RES Ce * K. LOVE REALT y "3c. "704 Ches ut iM SID TOA 8 A SPECIAL? | GET into busin = ——- Bae Rat rons, Was: 6 cone | i | Yeckel- Feydt-Earickson tate house. houre, chicken house. Bhat wre’ 4 ; from 68t. Lovia, on Manchester RRS — — oes, Sines . Lr Cones PAS oP | J. W. BURIAN STRAIGHT OR MONTHLY PAYMENT. | fast ier: i plete, ; . é "7 oveng ~ CARBON. a. Ghennee ot : 4016 Chouteau sv; loans on real cd D OFFIC every ‘ ‘- jv Oh a | gso0 to $10,000; lowesthrates. (9% ‘secs s BROADWAY, 6001 Gravore.' fo "sew. Keats wt. Biittnie, i” “tye in. fox : . Eo Soe ee 4) SIR

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Ps aes ee a ee Mou foe OAR ce ap ates sixth OA Oi heist aor -+~ die: Be oath: PREC ee eneg: Ceo eEINS Hnae SOS AR OR REC OER AE eho theres ee TEN ye an Be Pe vo Ee « pater’ ia ge ee oth 5 Oe ee ee ee rt en Ps Ly Stel artiny — — LEAL LS GE ALLEL NE LOE ROLES AEE ET MES te OR A om + ST. LoTTs POST. wane ATCH. Ss 1700 REAL ES TATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences F or - ee ~~ —-— Sa SN LAIMES READPY_To ee m) up te “date: weil : 7O miles ros St Disnatch LUNCH ROO M—Sma 3 s Li | ROOM—ice crea a s eeping roo? 2. CNet ‘HROOM—Estah sheg ne me Cail 1418 (Hive ie Ne H ROOM —Sma i! Se oheas city. brews Ear''s stom. hea p mone - oh CRT Seen [ ren, L-PLATING - Suitable for Poat-Dieratch. ie oe * alae >: Willing work ‘Rex o- 322 Pos" -Dispa’ a i v2* PAPER BRAN “a ‘onfectionery. Tapers Wreeaz néer Present en : . a By so] rooms: an? EXNNY VEND? ING MAC HINES—se ee sent artic! ee. ~~ 4 CG 5 ta hen? _Gem Theater bere. _Gome ; _ Theat MI PICTURE sHOW — Deine ently show tm town: cheap _ ether need apply Box J- 24. PICTURE SHOWS—5 Mature! Bridge ri: price $8000 Capacity TOO: week! receipts SSO) Petition: union operato™: gs eofitracts , > we have 4 others to “8 LOU Ts EXCHANGE, 708 PLUMBING SHUP —tn cod kK: chee 71 ‘ra n.? seating re cormm- for ‘« ota" _* Susiness ectt drink 4 : i e. | | oa - POOLRoow—or w “ange % Pues? Te“. Bi.ig . tn and LOcust §ty. Rani : BL SIXESS— Ry owner esta>iished Wieleenie and reta!l! trade *ar‘re — Month: $2000 cash takes af vou the Dusiness Box «a-@i r? ra r- .* Au .o Post. tween 10 and 1%. Lindeil § BSTAU RANT—1 859 Frarttin RESTA! RANT—005 St. Lewis avy RESTA oe “al! Pasta Ba ee oe Broadway Ser weTACHANT — Carer location good bus! 6119 Bar-mer $ an RANT—wW atc thre iminoss bet ty os ving L523 live Giaes: RANT—Dons good Dusiness _leeation Call Foreet B40 Aw RANT— Good lecation “S54. REPAIR SHOP—Fyilly eculpoed. Call be. S'chrne= ™moO4 N. 15th “ASN A Lie ADD ire Zoeri price AUR ANT —Aaies $25 taity _meorih: cing } $400 Pax E.-SO3, aw RANT wand et here invest! gation. Sid Market AL R ANT—- *. Food Duis ness ta A "RAN T ere "ea ‘ s n™ ar eatcon near esd ‘—_esele a) _ — © tie ¥ Bi SIN ESS— EACRANT— 4054 (Vtve a ey he seid : : 4 Erdier Kane MARKET— im BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR. SALE ‘ Fes! VARIETY STORE FOR SALE — —— RESTA CRAN Ns T—Din —Di 2608 Oliv ve ” ne — ¢ hairs “ie RESTAC RANT—lIn Sone enceitent new fixtures. first-class trace « thomal Dusiness copertunity- libera right party ; : - . a Droemmtetor ae Disoa RES ‘TAU RANT—DOWNTOW N i omp fixtures thes ing fowntetrn loca ietely furnished We want wiih Makery an aii offer ing to sa , oy “ts EX : ANGE, TOS § RE STAU RANTS FOR ESTMEN * n ani A et Restaurant . Restaurants Wricwn ~ ee : WY > price S18 Market Pipi —— PF $1460. “rent. =k Raw ANIMALS POULTRY AND BIROS SEE PAR ? T ONE a =F Rre west Dewer ROOMING rent: dar- ca HOt MUSICAL Soin $3000 ‘ao x cash es : * . ‘ ifé af » ‘+ -_ : . 7 J: y ati ; > Syn 4 irre ‘224 5. aCOun 7 vom. TG reasonadia ROOMING furnished rooms S200 nih ture “ash Ji te ROOMING HO! furnace heat SBCOND “hea: SE ‘ONDHAN N > trac te tor ear Tage SH: ER REP "ALR ER—3S2 > SHOE SHOP— 8 usiness. sho Musical instruct:on iz or ‘wenndt . ad J > ar a 2 , 80 ae r AT - saxophone ~ 44 Penrnsyivania SHOE REPAIR SHOP it ab sx K ANI SHOP—Bas: «Oe nama @:a - SHOE ‘STi RE FOR SALE ineses ‘nT i occa” man a- orcs weet Sr wis. IMPERIA! “S ~ rea sona. . et e SOF FT-DRINK PAR Tuning and Repairing 4 VARIETY *ToRs-—i, wei wwe. ci. oR SO Tae Boe SIRS Tete nscomtrmee . Steiner SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING USED UPRIGHT PIANOS ae wn © . "anged + 27 > 1? s.. 20 test > $12 1c “e% _ L\RiK PTANYD oy ~_~ = — = e ; . _ bok st «= 4 en St. S. E. Cormer 11th : i em © 9230 «ech. iMixe a | nn er ee Sarlllpetemneeeeenetl anes -_ ee ———— —_ MUSICAL fh an Music amberns! 4073 G nee. FOR SALE—WT =a SAPES—New and nd. used 5 = Tae gone. Jobin aman Safe Co., 421 N. 4 cl) FrE—Medium size : ae Market wesc A xe Sey. sma! Cali Forsst repairing: omen “ails overstocked: H. HM. Our new lime of de undarwriter® Central 1002 Char! es st. 1c) ‘ .- wl UMMIN 3S : New an : us : : >T 72. wa alien a : : ct if, Ww zi ; 7 ‘> ¢ - ': : 3 1908 " ; 99 ima Town rea rea sonabie. 36435 Nebraska. MOTORS—Ev vinrude @rrPr . Bread’ . Lack W ood- Marine sup- c Roach Mgr = —T inder Riverside siarcer | Bac i HELOR HOUSEBO. AT —20ad . -p. ski?? for $115 Lincoin ‘al Aad ee | qoRsES We Wit pay SF ft Wanted a Vow'er, -_ _Ferguscn_ For | Sale (ase Large. cheam 1107 ~—-iike we new. heaz Z ria s ER WAGON—With shaft : peddier. $+. . 3334 (z3s—Piews. narrows. cuittrat _waeons ang horses - 4224 Brus young work mares cheap 2 double and | stngte. "7 “We a ae agnaning gar fur TT ehuney. horses ———— aN a thand. His ARES ionoen yr ta v ; zy : i NnSs—Singie and do - gecendhana. onl lars }. tet. ~iueé | Fran talin ROUNLOd $22 2. ein | ’ Glasfow wagons. 6 m mules. Ss | 192i Morgwa tro — HORSES—T Team, : good work aii i onkee 6547 Cerbitt Cabany 742017 —_———_ | — {bi fod brasa xz. = far n mares. iARNESS—Selling out; si aa ene saddle — rn te a ‘pridies * Sex es ORSE— Hames and spring and ion 9086 Warne see wertchman ae Gast Bre ewery (c@2 2. 2 wagons — 30 pair of new cheano 217 Dock carne: wegon: good co sited sacd.e ” “ sa00 N Broadwar -s—-2 good strong workers with double ‘her D 1 i th. shafts a ae chea,). and —d-vear- oid bay anc top “~eddiinn | barzain. 2220 son. and wagena $8723 723 Vernon. ca e i601 oe fot > “Se ate on o— i N. so *-* GRsB—é ve years oid, alse roung team mues, cheap 2360 Me Nair av ae pr =] 235— Wagon and harness. cheap. ~ Sai eraidine av. —— And mares. $15 up; aiso wagons ies and harness add Evans ay “SE—Lanw ~« _ good worker cheap. Ldi? a . _ Tes = E—s-; year-old drat. and 2-horse ik con| wagon. cheap Se ~~ huck- NC. "Nai S—Chunky black. S years ae weignt cheaper 2206 5S. Th ot. 713 waxon. work horse. $25. 6543 anc chean. ae ne good 10 RSES—Always large assortment on bend. Lowenstein, 1321-lo N. Broadway. :c3) i workers sickness. single "3es | "estnut. ORS S—3 workers. spring ai wagon 2725 § 2s bks—a3 Zo0d rorkers $15 3S. Lith truck. fee or dwar be sold : weil wh ex ° * __ gains of ail xinds. HORSE—Hamess and wagon: chean. 1513W __ Hebert is) | HORSE—Harness and »ucEzT a con - tion Call at 13°23 fron st (c) HO RSE—Brass mounted — tien. tee and coal wagon. 2 y ws RSES—Wagans and _ Market st. Ss vears old: $ N. Tth st 4 | $UiT—Biack traided tricotine: si | cost $125. price $F =< bice: 38. Oils: “S10, vargnina Freed. 5650 Dee srE oes Dive Oreed suit: several waists and < will eacri utrt —_ _yumer: Broche. Sai Uraad & Diack YOUR eit worn fur coats bought: giv! kind and price: will call. 1508 Dispatch. V EXT to kKeeotn worst z ook co Vandeventer tear MEN'S CLOTHING - _ ae Seat" maicrais: eee a sales = 4 w 8 om ee SOCIETY WARDROEE EXCH A: ne WOMEN’S TING Large assortment of suits. couts. etc. ee Sacurdars and Monday, bo. ey wy ARRON a. BOOKS AND Wanted ‘ROK S Wed —Cash am’ macacines. Exch Mart. 32 eget in town a uy sta Mpa. 4a coins Box Ne wy Se te Waterman, | 2 a: “oe For Sale BOoKS—yV oiney 56- | AGNOST pices. $2 tt = tical SoosgE: aso ine teole 47272 Terrace a. 2 douwbie sets harness. : ~a2sh or time or x - ~~ 48°06 Natura! cheap. JI640 cheas. Nues- OUTFITS —Two; ‘W AGON—ongnt. Gra ole AND COAL orm buxay and runabout. “RE—Per icad. Ss WV AGON—Work /?) arse 3910 Garfeld Forest 2575/7; cheap for cash Sokes. nd. ~ fat: i harness, Pennsy'v vama av Nuns sore *ag- at Produce Co.. Ina uare. good worker ‘agon and harness en ;e°R Easton ss ore- Tia dwe ——% a5 worker. single | one _34s5 "3400 McNair av E—Large 1227 Pendleton. SE—Cheao is; S. i4th cheap. Apply foet of Chow —i. 5 and 6 years oid. 3 mares. 2 4233 Hunt ar. SA num Der - guitadie fer a Byé@rauiic Press Brick Ca. nig “ay and t Lactede ay WA }ON—Horee arn’ as 23 = 5 ant e’ Tee. oar oes ~4 - Lvl Nei- LAND - PONTES—all “kinds and oTroae __M. Kennedy % LM YOUCNWG } MARES—S wUles" right out _of work. $49 up _Chirsersa A “4 1%. —_ 82% ll make —* tee or con! 4 Mark 1GONS— Bakers farm. e=prees a srrire Wagons 4724 Evans ' any kind of ercondhand oUggies. Sa Theres, mn T° °Ricies. @ur- 1521 “S Breedwrar wagon Pay highest 3 prices. Yend-renter. LinJei — Lading, and gens chert hing. 2 ghost Til Prankite. Bom. 1536 icd: ms and oni le 2 ths a Se greet grt eretic# ive = seeriry beer rt -A® ght. ‘Temeilar ial inéms Patterse:n, 3°°" ere one For Saie javet~ue i will tale Sunday 201A Washington *: aarnider 4 ro) Bivw« _ its —Lade . BA ih Gite FENG- an rack emt ~ a perceee ae Peds ae a ere 40 —~ BOOKS —Justin McCarthy's Libr. "*=")Dpes and hero AMERICAN SALES CD.. Bask AIR + COMPRESSOR Wes ier late model Ford reser ‘Ath Diele cume 4140 Olive Bid —— iy ¥ MMRper and ‘gi bee AUT) OIL =e kend in ‘m:Ag Ts. Are wit —Toe exchange. <<) Far'es and whi se. ‘cheno. rORD Wee. —Roadster: “enter work Sine LOT Wid —Exrchange good Buick perfect cenditien for int Ip Pant Apoliv §030 Garesche. RA 12 ls te errange “or et vaine of $175 Bex A are TRE cK a *~ele fee trick eee ee BOTLER—Kewarcee type. perfeet cond tien mle Beffa Wrecking (eo. som at BF | ee ee ee. se ee BR ié rw Wiad —t0 o00 seco Chand. a wre rs : <<. tii. Apel Piatiers Hotel it FE“CE POSsTs .— Wiemar red sSuared or Ee 1988 rn. piace ané ~ GLASS—ia arge it. chean Strength Grand 40758 # STS ——Nice whites pune Rea per than “ew pine ersan 8 : $45 8—Deers *“emes BReuiider ioe? b= sli. Siedes of good white ‘Dine. s<. Se al? Mcgee -, it Sever Iae5 .aea _— epee em oe teurine car er ss — a 47S Dever ft ndhand. ced and _ Box pais a md = ~- al

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~~ — a “ a so~. PO Eee. «. er te actor reap be See ae ae , " . ° wy ty ~ ~ = + - + ~— i. - =_ a ea . + 7 ‘ , = sia Se a een ne eR a — 2 ee, Ce ggee m ORS * ‘ - tales a a> a pas Koo 5 ng ak . 4 . ’ Ps v face. So the-next morning | got up early —E WERE sitting at our editorial desk in ovr inner room, quietly writing up our week's poetry, when a stranger loo’ed in upon us. He came in with a ourst—like the entry of the hero of Western drama coming in out of a snowstorm. His pianner was all excitemeut. “Sit down,” we said, in our grave, courtéous way. “Sit down!” he exclaimed, “Certainly not! Are you aware of the amovat of time and energy that are being wasted in American bus! ess by the practice of perpetually sitting down and Stand- ing up agaih? Do you realize that every time you sit down and stand up you make a dead lift of’ —he loosed at us—‘‘250 pounds? Did vou ever reflect that every time you sit down you have to get up aBain?” “Never,” we said, quietly. “We never thought of it.” “You didn’t?” he sneered. “No: you'd rather go on lifting 250 pounds through two feet-—an average of O00 foot pounds, practically 62 kilowatts of wasted power. Do you know that by merely hitching a pulley to che back of your neck you could generate enough power to light your whole office?” We hung our heads. Simple as the thing was. we had never thought of it. “Very good,” said the Stran- ver. “Now, all American business men are like you. They don't think—do you understand me? They don't think.” We realized the truth of it at once. We had never thought. Perhaps we didn’t even know how. “Now, I tell you,” continued our visitor. svea"ing rapidly and with a light of wild enthusiasm in his face, “I’m out for a new campaign efficiency in business— speeding things up— etter erganiza- tion.” “But surely,” we said, musinely, “we have seen something about this before in the pa- pers?” “Seen it, sir,” he exclaimed. “! should say so. It’s everywhere. [i's a new movement. it's in the air. Has it never struck you how a thing like this can be seen in th: air?” Here again we were at fault. In all our lives we had never seen anything in the air. We had never even looked there. ‘““‘Now.” continued the Stranger, “I want your paper to help. | want you to join in. I want you te give pub- licity.” “Assuredly,”” we said, with gur old-fashioned politeness. “‘Anything which concerns the wel- fare, the progress, if one May so phrase it”-—— “Stop!"’ said the visitor. “You talk too much. You're prosy. Don't talk. Listen to me. Try and fix vour mind on what I am about to say.” We fixed it. The Stranger’s manner became somewhat calmer. “If am heading.” he cried. “the new American efficiency movement. | have sent out circulars to 50,000 representative firms. explaining my methods. | am receiving 10,000 answers a day”—here he dragged a bundle of letters out of his pocket—-“from Maine, from New Hampshire, from Vermont”— ‘Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,” “we murmured. “Exactly,” he said: “from every state in the { nion—-from the Philippines. from Porto Rico, und last week | had one from Canada.” “Marvelous,” we said “And muy one ask what your new methede are’”’ “You may.” he apswered. “It’s a proper ques- (on. It’s a typteal bes'ness question. fair. plain. (ean and even admitting of an answer. The great er of amswering gq: estions,” he continued, “is to enswer at once. without loss of time, friction or delay in moving from place to place. I'll answer it.” “Do.” we said. “T will.” said the Stranger “My method is. first. to . Ee | EE Ee Se he ot 7~ ee o « — ~ ‘Stimulate business to the hichest point by infusing into it everywhere the spirit of cenerous rivalry, of whole- some competion; by inviting each and every worker to outdo each and every other.” “And can they do it?” we asked. puzzled and yet fas- cinated. “Can they all do it?” “They do, and they can.” said the Stranger. “The proof of it is that they are doing it. Listen. Here is un answer to my circular No. 6, Efficiency and Recom- pense, that «ame in this morning. It is from a steel firm. Listen.” The Stranger picked ont a letter and read ' it. ‘Dear Sir: Our firm is a steel corporation. We roll rails. As soon as we read your circular on the Stimulus of Competition we saw that there were big ' ings in it. At once we sent one of our chief managers 'o the rolling mill He carried a paper bag in his hand. “Now, boys.” he said, “every man who rolls.a rail eets a gumdrop.” The effect was magical. ‘he good fellows felt a new stimulus. They now roll out rails like dough. Work is a joy to them. Every “aturday night the man who has rolled most gets a ue ribbon: the man who has relled the next most “ green ribbon; the next most a yeliow ribbon, and s0 on through the spec’roscope. the m n «ho rolls least kets only a red ribbon. lt is a real pleasure fo sec the brave fellows clamoring for their ribbens. Our out- at. after detraving the entire cost of the ribbons and ve Bumerops, has increased 40 per cent. We intend ‘o carry the scheme further by allowing all the men PAGE 1) By STEPHEN LEACOCK. who get a hundred blue ribbons first, to exchange them for the Grand Efficiency Prize of the firm—aea pink ribbon. This the winner will be entitled to wear when- ever and wherever he sees fit to wear it.’” The Stranger paused for breath. “Marvelous,” we said. “There is nd doubt the stim- ulus of keen competition’ —— “Shut up,” he said, impatiently. “Met me explain it further. Competition is only part of it. An item just as big that makes for efficiency is to take ac- count of the little things. It’s the little things that are never thought of.” “Here was another wonder! We realized that we had aever thought of them. “Take an example,” the Strang: > continued. ‘‘] went into a hotel ‘he other day. What did I see? Bellboys being summoned upstairs every minute, and flying up in the elevators. Yes — they have to go up. But why should they come down again? I went up_to the manager and I said: ‘I can understand that when your guests ring for the bellboys they have to go up. But why should they come down? Why not have them go up and never come down? He caught the idea at once. That hotel is transformed. I have a letter from thé manager stating that they find it 50 per cent cheaper to hire new bellboys instead of waiting for the old ones to come down.” “These results,” we said, “are certainly marvelous. You are most assuredly to be congratulated on”—— “You talk too much.” said the Stranger. “Don't do it. through the air. Learn to listen. If a young man comes to me for ad- vice in business—and they do in hundreds, lots of them—-almost in tears over their inefficiency-——I'd say: ‘Young man, never talk; listen. Answer, but don't speak.’ But even all this is only part of the method. Another side of it is technique. “Technique?” we said, pleased but puzzied. “Yes, the. proper use of machine devices. Ta’ e the building trade. I've revolutionized it. Till now all the bricks even for a high building were carried up to the mason in hods. Madness! Think of the waste of it. By my method instead of carrying the bricks to the mason we take the mason to the brick-—-lower him on a wire rope, give him a brick, and up he goes again. As soon as he wants another brick he calls down, ‘| want a brick,’ and down he comes like lightning.” “This,” we said, “is little short of”"——- “Cut it out. Even that is not all. Another thing bigger than any is organization. Half the business in this country is not organized. As soon as ! sent out my circular No. 4, Have You Organized Your Business? I} got answers in thousands! Heartbroken. many of them. They had never thought of it! Here. for ex- ample, is a letter written by a plain man. a gardener, just an ordinary man, a plain man’”- “Yes,” we said. “Quite so” “Well, here is what he writes: “ ‘Dear Sir: As soon as ! got your circular | read it all through from end to end, and I saw that all my failure in the past had come from my not beiiig or- ganized. | sat and thought a long while and | derided that I would organize myself. I went right into the house and I said to my wife: “Jane, i'm going te or- ganize myself.” She said: “Oh, John!” and not an- other word, but you should have seen the look on her it. it. “a organize myself. It was hard at first, but I There were times when I! felt as if I could It seemed too Lard. But bit by bit I did i now, thank God, | am organized. I wish all me could know the pleasure [ feel in being” ized.’ ~ lots of letters like that. Here's another, alsge 42 ‘ w “Touching. isn't it?” *-id the Stranger. “But] —— , a a man, a plain man, working on “is own farm, |] , =a what Pr says: “‘Dear Sir: As soon as [| saw your cire How to Speed Up the Employe | felt that it was . thing. 1 don’t have any hired help here to work ¥ me. but only father. He cuts the wood and does © chores about the place. So I realized that the baat could do was to try to speed up father. | started Iai speed him up last Tuesday, and I wish you could am him. Before this he couldn't split a cord of weed @iiie out cutting a slice off his boots. Now he does it im) vs 4 Ps _ the time.’ ee “But there,” the Stranger said. getting even with his own reading, “I needn't reed it ay It is the same thing all along the line. I've a e .method introduced into the department stores. this every customer who came in waste time ft find the counters. Now we install a patent sp with a mechanism like a catapult. As soon as tomer comes in an. attendant puts him on the § bl indfolds him, and says: ‘Where do you want § ‘Glove counter.’ ‘Oh, all right.’ He's fired at it thi the air. No time lost. Same with the ways. They're installing the methed, Kvery engineer who breaks the recor New York to Buffalo gets a glass of% When he gets a hundred glasses he eam change them for a glass of beer. So with doctors. On the new method, instead of gf the patient one pill a day for 14 days they” him 14 pills in one day. Doctors, law everybody—in time, sir,” said the Strang tones of excitement, “you'll see even plumbers”—— , % But just at this moment the door ope sturdy-looking man in blue entered. — Stranger’s voice was hushed at once. The citement died out of his face. His ms all of a sudden was meekness itself. “T was just coming,” he said. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—MARCH 4. 1923. | aigoke wala es | don’t see “Greatest bi “Never rece money” ‘‘More wond ‘These 00} sands of 1 UNDREDS be filled wit than the ab ful set of the Luitf there is a great “ more convincing. Close to twenty this edition have thousands of ba mothers, students, of life; for booklove was sold subject te forward, money-ba obvious that this unless practically_ with this bargain. have been returnec convincing evidet extraordinary val - Is this offe Think of purchas est masterpieces of include the finest Shakespeare, Kipl ridge, Burns, O Washington, Oscz mond, Conan Do Tennyson, Brown that each volume i tifully bound, not embossed Croft w even experts are entire set conlai equal to that used the pocket size of ing a pleasure. I among publishers surprising that th the feeling that t It you are the le this set of 30 vol money now—just plus postage whe you are even slig will not only ¢r postage both wa To keep you a off,” we are offe cxperiment, to ine ling FREE with once from this advye LITTLE LEAT Dept. 943, FREE If you will order O those of us w workaday liv the vivid, stories, every one it is a realism imaginings of a clude: he Vamg Who Was; The Phas the Powers; The Red of the Passage; The Own True Ghost §& —_——. —

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“TI don’t see how you can do it’”’ le “Greatest bargain of my life’ et nce cea el = “Never received so much for the But bit by bit I did it ee: te 4 a sebastian AL nel ae ; : Mtitde nized. I wish all men if ‘ money = as £ faask (); 1s “a Dz z re AL [f+ AS ~ re ra ie , | “More wonderful th ” £/ aeraemenen a More wonde an represente | _ ed the Stranger. But ! ge ba saat nS Oe 2 Here's another, also frog éé Ue fy Pt wont owa tam, teal © “These books have traveled thou- dys =e USP OR MIL= ye 1 felt that it was a sands of miles with me Wize ie “GARD = TOPIAS i help here to work wi its the wood and does oddf UNDREDS of pages of the Post-Dispatch could ae os ae SLi ANB) i MRC D ; 1 feel in being or: | realized that the best | Pe . B.. -— " » oe 3 - ae aioe us tA J a” & in ie Gther | atarted fn 4 be filled with expressions even more enthusiast i Mp J pyr 33 INE * TA = WS a | and I wish you could ss - “ than the above, trom purchasers of this beauti- cig cal Bhd) 7 yt split a cord of wood with- iul set of the Little Leather Library volumes. But fig ‘aa Aa g- yo — ee there is a great “silent vote’ even more impressive. said. enttiog tevatiens more convincing. . “I needn't reed it all, Close to twenty million of the great masterpieces in rat anarggllinllias etl: this edition have already been purchased, by tens of department stores. Before = . oe - | me in wasted time trying te thousands ot bankers, teachers, lawyers, children. pinstall a patent springhoard, mothers, students, physicians and others, in every walk a Oe ew os eee of life, for booklovers belong to no class. Every volume Ui ant puts him on the board, a - , hua Sie % | a an “Where do you want to go? was sold subject to 30 days approval, under a straight- Fi GaN | ky Sagas “| C nym . oe ee epee a Se eee forward, money-back guarantee. On this plan it 1s ie _ ee Sapeiage pata gcaeaaiagyps , aentadamis ood oe —— pec obvious that this enterprise never could have survived OE a a ai : ne tne me ae meticaltle EVERY nurc ' ss ioh who breaks the record from. unless practically E\ ERY purchaser was delighted lo gets a glass of milk. with this bargain. Twenty million books that cowk hundred glasses he can ex- have been returned for refund, bul were nol: no more a glass of beer. So with the ES ee. ‘ ( = ; a> C , pew method, instead ef giving convincing evidence could be presented as to the a day for 14 days they give. extraordinary value given here! bes, cr.” eal@ the Strancer, tg Is this offer too good to be true? nt, “you'll see even tha 4) Think of purchasing 30 volumes, including the great- pepment the door epened. 2G est masterpieces of literature, all for only $2.98. These pee fe bine cnteree. Tie include the finest works of such immortal authors as was hushed at once. -The ex- — ae rs 4s es | : ) D , of his face. His manner } Shakespeare, Kipling, Stevenson, Emerson, Poe, Cole meekness itself. ridge, Burns, Omar Khayyam, Macaulay. Lincoln, sing,” he said. 2 | Washington, Oscar Wilde, Gilbert, Longfellow. Drum- a ae. mond, Conan Doyle, Edward Everett Hale. Thoreau. i not take up the gentleman's Fe : ‘ ‘ | Tennyson, Browning, and others. Consider the fact ee — m,” said the Stranger, with that each volume is complete, that each volume is beau- ee DEM Rien : and he went out. : titully bound, not in paper or cardboard, but in rich, cd i ais aed lingered behind for a mo- } “iS -" ; me ; | embossed Croft which looks so much like leather that } Sal O er = Me j : r.” he said. and tapped his 7 even experts are often contused. Consider that the ~ - Money now—yust the coupon or a let ay only $2.98 ee 4 a : p a i@tter. * ay nm! . on We en CX ye "Be ab , ee “i pius postage w hen the set arrives—then’ send it back 1: , yes? rE — ae in tei you are even slightly di repented and we ee” ie — Sw X 4; Wik. lth for — Morning. will vill not « y refun mp bed the moment you B ot only refund vour money, but Do not spring from bed at all | postage both w avs. ce + out a bh a , de This is the advice that the | To keep you and others trom “putting it ea a wae me “it {sac Tr a aS a a fe tantenyasw piverte teense off,” we are offering for a short time, as an : as soon as you opened your experiment, to include four volumes of Kip- the bedclothes, bound tothe B ling FREE with your set if vou order at magnificent vitality. and hurl @ once from this advertisement instead of waitinc. of the day. It was all wrong. took no acount uf the gentsi {| LITTLE LEATHER LIBRARY CORP. individual on waking. + Dept. 943. 354 Fourth Avenue, New York considered the question lay — . | fed to tbe inns of wading ; | FRE ? Four Volumes of ld be avoided. The act 7 @ KIPLING bad. because it accelerates the — If you will order at once instead of waiting xv? LEATHER LIBRARY CORPORATION Dept. 942, 354 Fourth Avenue, New York City moe * Please send me on approval the 20 volun ea of t De I.uxe edition of the Little Jfrather L ibrar: the four volumes of Kipling free) [ wil postman $2.98 plus the postage upon deliver is underatood. however, that this is not to purchase If the books do wavy come up to expectations, I reserve the r.gu return them any time within thirty ca} ’ agree to return My money It is understood $2.98 plus the postage is positively the « to be made on this set sidered a " ee I BOA HEREO ONY 4 nly, after the period of repose, 7 the brain. with the consequence 7 | unbaianced and 7 ms O those of us who have heen foreed to lead drab ition for hours, possibly fomar / workadav lives, Kipling opens —— new world es 4 the vivid. colorful gror!d of the East His puld be # leisurely, not a bur- @& | stories, every one of them. are steeped in realism, but should be ict down quictl¥ tT it is a realism more fascinating than the wildest ' : | imaginings of a romanticist. These four volumes in edly then rai entls sit- @& t >. ) ona! ee gen Facies nts = 1 ce The \ampuire, and Other Verses: The Man ¥ r) : *_ ; . me up. e movere 3 | a: The Phantom Rix Aenea “- A { onterencs ot Macid. There should be no rust. F&F | the Powers; The Recrudescence of Imray: At the End b come 'o the days work in 2B @ Hh of the Passage: The Mutiny of the Mavericks; M: ‘iwn True Ghost Storv. NOTI We have had made a special Ham mered Copper Book Ends to fit thi Regular $2.00 value, our price only 49 desired place X in tbis square i is a mistake that tells at op It tends to shorten Hhife. $2.59 anit wi ith arder } ~~ LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -MARCH 4, 197° PAGE | rs > a3 &3 | 4 B. | Et ie + Wy

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amper- rn % a Ao scenes and undergone ¢ just gratis. But people to be looked after as well the mext 50 years as they will become of the poor w able to work for the rich? F ‘8 yearning to t age. as he recall! sentative of the Post-I sketch of his earlier years passing on to some of fallen him while practicf He was born on Jan. the Little North Fork of the Arkansas line. He dian. The family stayed 8 years old, when they bella, where Forest inn” and Forest junior little boys and girls for “T used to see how m to give them out of the per, salt, sugar, soda and est, smiling. “They cal most awful mixtures that “I recall one of those an older boy who came t& medical aid I went i ingredients together ex that would be the stuff to of the pepper sauce into ¢ ture and began to shake “Never did I see a dot pop boil as that mixture : : = ing fumes so that they “It was 12 below zero. I bad to cross the river ro times and then follow a creek for four miles. When I got there, my feet were frozen to the stirrt “' oat all the mixture and @ “9 and water and flavored “I promised myself man and still continued ee eee ee a Pitty pats ere r Wag So ERE re rie” on RAR +y Sere a a a a aah le i Rt he ee oh lt oat eal Psy e rir) ’ “oan APS +s "5 ~ o- a ~ eye. F ge A “4 Po ae ’ by te. oe - OR some 16 years the winding roads of Ore- _ and numerous citizens. The neighbors whom F gon County. Mo., even the loneliest stretches, : has treated for so many years want him to be Gam t\woald not preseribe have seen a sturdy figure going by on horse Wirth his old - fashioned “pill bags” lested, the licensed physicians do not care to AREWS medicines tes it could back. He seemed to follow no regular sched- arr calls in such a remote district. eo If th ) 3 ; e scent or tast ule. He might pass a desolate cross-roads across the saddle, George B The story of the three times that the law reached! prec Te gags a well pe at noon or at midnight or at any hour be- Forest for 16 years has ridden the and clutched this country doctor is worth telling © will it do for a sick road fer several davs in succession or his next visit primitive roads of Oregon County, borhood gossip at the instance of another physical ey ae as palatable might be months later. Mo., and treated the sick, although who wanted Forest out of the way. Citizens Mileg aie ated ot ted eae And the weather made no difference to this horse- li d ph * - Adven- petition in the court, asking that the charge be dropp coneine man and his patient mount. Neither the hottest days not a license ysician The matter hung fire for months, then new men We : 5 . “When I was a small of summer nor steady downpours and the mud there- tures which have befallen this elected to office and they nolle prossed the case. country was thinly of nor winter's ice and snow meant anything to the practiti ina neighborhood re- “The second time, in 1918, was like this,” said i we did not have any pair except as ebstacles which siowed down their est. “My son, then 18 years old, was at work and mam Ds. My uncle was moie from regutar doctors—And ing just a little money. There were three married me salted & Mtanke Goaeel P ; ; , who used to get him into poker games. I asked te ered his weeds and f ihe latter don’t want his patients! not to do it, and | commanded a not to play al dug his herbs in more. But the es went on. said to The herseman rode with a pair of oid-fashioned, little auto goes “Fo oh” through the eold, ciear Wa Tae ent fe ege ite cocte allen Sten teas on a " = poy a leathern “pill bags” slung across the rear of his sad- ters of the bran b dast ag spray all over the hood you.’ Solt im ther names. My oln'l cinta ieee a die. He was. in faet. a country doctor, named George and the windshield, «hich trickles off as the prs was at the top of the list. "3 “Then, whenever Burr Forest. The Spartanlike disregard of weather driver picks his way, not too deliberately, through the * : Cg . and the time of day. = well as ihe lime, betiadinn jour- praeer stones which were left here by nature, not by A Eie..waee — , twas ened a pari Sa meagan peg : : elegy premybompryt i ne 4 comparatively large area of country in the Ozark Then the car, anunny — itself like a dog as it ; ao get of Sistine Chae meal oa bee a , ee afieh son's house hills looked to Dr. Forest for medical services. It Climbs up the rocky bank on the other side, starts and a lot of people across the Arkansas line, too. T there, making pills and does yet, although now he uses a small, mud-spattered samely for the top of the next hill. More bumps, jerks, have to enter a plea of guilty.” 1 did so and wan =: } drenching the patient w touring car for making as many of hie calls as pos- >alks and jumps, with dolorous noises from the engine. snowed me to pay part of the fine and & well. My aunt was a sible. But the horse-must still be saddled occasionally. nd rattles everywhere. Occasionally a hog moves re- gn 4 tee : : sy and a good nurse in her Forest says ruefully that the years have made horse- /uctantly out of the way, or a rash chicken shows how : - that is two-thirds of back riding hard for him. closely it cam graze the front wheels without being Bae Cas Uap ek Perey See See , “But we all got along killed. ‘ in 1920, and he says the complaint was filed by @ teal: Mind It is only after driving from Thayer, the nearest .whose wife Forest had attended vrofessionally af met Gol wal a> railroad town. to the village of Billmore, where For- Whom he had had to sue in order to collect the B@ yg * est lives, that revelation comes as to one good reason Neighbors argued with the man, pointing out that 3 pe sai peng oa why the registered* doctors of Oregon County are would acquire such a reputation that he would iy plan aed : practically unanimous in wishing Forest a long tenure trouble getting a doctor the next time he needed of a a of his present practice. Forest refused an offer to share the costs if the @ se _ le would éle This despite the fact that Forest himself is not a against him were dismissed and eventually the =y uae ell. a registered physician and in his own tanguage, has was withdrawn without Forest being put to any i en or Raygow go" been three times “arraigned” for practicing medicine pense. Says Forest about these skirmishes with the — pills out o - without a license. law: ; fe was powerful He'd Billmore is a cluster of tess than a dozen houses and “They can arraign me and fine me, and I'll pay : stores. To the north, the nearest town with a regigtefed fine and keep right on practicing medicine as long doctor is Alton, the county seat, 18 miles away. To sick people come to me or send for me and want the west, it is 23 miles to Thayer, a division point on help.” the Springfield-Memphis line of the Frisco system. Forest doesn’t say it in stubborn defiance of + To the south, Pocahontas, Ark., is 35 wiles away. And law. Nor is he a religious zealot. But there is a to the east, Doniphan is 35 miles distant. humanity in this country doctor—tall, broad-she ~ 7 Whither Ley Were bound, .he poss.bie cestipations being |.mited apparently only bY the numbder ol houses in the region, they went. Tre southern part of Oregon County always was the most sparsely settled, some of its roads bad and the others worse. The natives call them “trails.” There are, of course, bits 6f good road in the district Forest serves. One remembers them grate- Rucged hills, grown thickly with oak. hbiekory and biact jack, which yield railroad ties and cordwood in Dienty, the clearings but emphasizing the region's wealth in timber; valleys with rich soil, often sloping steeply to the “branch” which drains them: solitary. weatherbdeaten.farmhouses, either frame buildings or log cabins, and some of them very cezy: here and there a little village, perhaps only half a dozen houses: prim- ® Wagon roads which wind along as best they may nill and down dale—this is the greater part of Ore- £on County rhere is much good soil which will reward him who So here is a district extending more than 56 miles and muscularly built, with brown eyes beaming be as the Knowledge and the energy essential im such each way which contains no registered physician, and morously behind his spectacles, a large, kindly mouth” a harsh countryside. A striking feature is the large only one unlicensed doctor besides Forest. In a level and the quality of personal magnetism to an u al nt of surface rock with which the ground is pep- country, traversed by fine highways, medical help would degree. | 3 pered, level and sloping alike. “It don't plow as bad as not be nearly as remote as it is from these farms and Sorely stricken ones, men, women and children, you might think,” remarks a native. “The rocks are tiny hamlets in the Ozark hills. | looked into that face and found new courage there, mostly small enough so that they turn over with the Attention was directed to Forest recently, when Will to trample down their weakness and misery dirt. But I reckon it is better for grazimg than for Q®enator S. A. Cunningham introduced a bill in the cling determimedly to life. He has given comfort & era n ¢rops.” State Legislature which, he explained, would apply to dying persons, made convalescents obey bis orders x The roads, however, are an experience. To get all only one person in Missouri. The bill required that qa lambasted malingerers. $ (he (hrills and all the bumps, the traveler must ride in license to practice medicine be issued to “any” person “Everyone was given his talent, I believe, and if : - auto \s the ear scoots crazily down the long who had attended a reputable medical college for three doesn’t use it he’s traveling in the wrong tion siope. the driver expertly avoids the larger boulders years in succession, who had had one year’s hospita] continued Forest. “I think I was cut out for the ; and most of the holes on either side. It is impossible experience, had been a resident of Missouri for 16 ‘fession I now follow and have followed for years, 8 | to Miss them all, so the traveler keeps a sharp lookout years and bad been actually engaged in the practice I have been a failure in a financial way all my life ahead. Thus he knows when to tighten bis grim grasp of medicine in his home locality. “I always liked to do anything I could for my on the car. The position of the hole or rock indicates These requirements are intended as a description of low man in distress, and I felt it wag a duty I o whether he will be thrown to the right or to the left, Forest's career, and he purpose of the bill is to free him. I believe that God gave me the knowledge i through the windshield or over the back of the seat him from the danger of prosecution. The bill was in- medicine for that purpose. I don't feel that I With reasonable care he can avoid being flung out of dorsed by the Oregon County Medical Association, the ‘called’ to the profession, but it suited me and I the “ar. Judge and Prosecuting Attorney of the Circuit Court, always given satisfaction, generally speaking I Arrived at the bottom of the hill, the stout-hearted the court reporter, a former Sberiff, the County Clerk ridden many dark and stormy nights, witnessed « PAGE FOUR SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -MARCH 4, 192? . ied _ a 1444) U 4 t : ~~ ‘ae

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9zen to the stirr ps.” neighbore whom Forest Want him to be unmo- ® do not care to inswer that the law reached out Or is worth telline The 1908, according to neigh- mee of another physician Way. Citizens filed a mat the charge be droppe i. mnths, then new men were ye prossed the case. Was like this,"’ said For- 2, Was at work and mak- » were three married meb er games. I asked them i him not to play any bn. So I said to my. son: What the law can do with Bames. My son's name I Wes arraigned again but a license. My friends D do. I said: ‘What ean ty knows that I'm guilty, he Arkansas line, too. I’! . I did so and was fined y part of the fine and re- went before a court was Plaint was filed by a man tended professionally and order to collect the fee. gan, pointing out that bh- ation that he would haré next time he needed one hare the costs if the su! @nd eventually the charcé rest being put to any ex- bese skirmishes with the fine me. and I'll pay the ing medicine as long as send for me and want my Stubborn defiance of the Zealot. But there is a deep pector-—-tall. broad-shouldered brown eyes beaming hu- es, a large, kindly mouth Magnetism to an unusual women and children. have bund new courage there, the Weakness and misery and He has given comfort to scents obey his orders and talent, I believe. and if he in the wrong direction,” I was cut out for the-pro- ve followed for years, but aRancial way all my life. hing I could for my fel- felt it was a duty I owed. Save me the knowledge of IT don't feel that I was nt it suited me and I have Senerally speaking 1 have ny nights, witnessed awful scenes and undergone dangerous trials, and lots of it just gratis. But people are people, and the poor have to be looked after as well as the rich. If things go on the next 50 years as they have gone in the last 50, what will become of the poor when they get sick and are not able to work for the rich?” Forest’s yearning to be a doctor began at quite a tender age, as he recalled for the benefit of a repre- sentative of the Post-Dispatch not long ago. A brief sketch of his earlier years will be set down here before passing on to some of the experiences which have be- fallen him while practicing medicine in the hills He was born on Jan. 13, 1871, in Ozark County, on the Little North Fork of White River, five miles from the Arkansas line. He is one-sixteenth Cherokee In- dian. The family stayed on the farm until George was $8 years old, when they moved into the village of Isa- bella, where Forest senior conducted a ‘travelers’ inn” and Forest junior “played doctor” with the other little boys and girls for his patients “I used to see how many mixtures I could fix up to give them out of the kitchen supplies, such as pep- per, Salt, sugar, soda and pepper sauce,”’ remarked For- est, smiling. “They can be. made into some of the most awful mixtures that a body ever saw or smelt. “I recall one of those mixtures that I fixed up ?or an older boy who came to what I called my ‘office’ for medical aid. I went into the kitchen and put all the ingredients together except the pepper sauce. I thought that would be the. stuff to make it bite. I poured some of the pepp€r sauce into the bottle which held the mix- ture and began to shake it up. “Never did I see a bottle of warm beer or of soda pop boil as that mixture did, and it gave out nauseat- ing fumes so that they actually gagged me. I poured out all the mixture and fixed the boy some nice sugar and water and flavored it with lemon extract. “I promised myself then that if I ever got to be a man and still continued to doctor, I would not prescribe vile-tasting medicines when it could be avoid- ed. If the scent or taste of any medicine gags a well person, what will it do for a gick one? So |i always have tried to make my treatments as palatable as possi ble and at the same time get good results “When 1 was a small child the country was thinly settled, and we did not have any regular A D.’s. My uncle was what they called a ‘botanic doctor.’ He gath- ered his weeds and flowers and dug his herbs in certain seasons, sdine in the spring and some in the fall. The neighbor women and children would help him. “Then. whenever anyone in the country got sick, my uncle would gather up some of his collection and he and my aunt would go to the sick person's house and stay there, making pills and teas and drenching the patient until he got well. My aunt was a very good, -ind woman and a good nurse in her day, and, of course, that is two-thirds of the battle, if not more. “But we all got along weil, anyway, for the whole Ozark region was a botanic garden that God had placed in our reach and He gave some the knowledge of the different plants and what they were for. We all learned the differgnt weeds and their physi- ological effects. “My uncle would dig the plant called, Diack root, or speedwell, or Indian ptrysic. and mate pills out of it, and I can sa} that it was powerful. He'd sometimes mate pills View in Billmore, out of white walnut bark or butterput. i! know of one old bo- tanic doctor who would peel his bark down and then call it ‘high papelorem,’ and; then he would peel it; up and papehiram.’ He these words as nicalities. “The first doctor that I remember being called to our house, besides the old home- inade doctor, my uncle, was what was called ‘a big, fine doctor.’ He had been to a doctors’ schcol. He sure was smq t, people thought, and they felt very muc. impressed when he had to be called. “They would make the little children go and play outside, while the women would kil! the prettiest and fat- test chicken on the place and make some of the finest sorghum cakes and_fried peach pies that they could, just like the preacher was coming with them from church. The children would slip up used tech- call it ‘low a, ta a a ? . 9 ($% The home of Dr. Forest and family at B1ll- more, 27 miles east of Thayer, in Oregon County, once in a while and peek through the cracks. then go back and tell each other what he looked like and wish they had his ‘playhouse’ that he laid acrores his knees They meant his ‘pill bags.’ A close-up view of Dr. Forest. typical of the villages served by Dr. Forest, besides the farm-house patients. SUINDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH--MARCH 4. 1923 Dr. Forest, ready to make a call on one of his pa- tients. Note the “pu/ hags” and foided rain-coat at rear of sada/e. arried - hie saddie Dad would “0 into the chest and get the money to pay the ‘big doctor.’ | thought hat was the stuff: Climb on your horse and ride across the country and eét the money and pull tnose yellow chicken legs Zut. to my misfortune, I never did hit this good ek very often. “So often it is ‘T havent got the money and don’t know just shen I can get it, for I owe a little ete in the bank and they want their money.’ Some say: ‘I owe a store eeount and they want it, and my ‘®@xes have to be paid, but I'll pay -oy SOME soon ‘as I can get it. B +t if I wouldn't give a man medi- because he owed me money. or wouldn't write-him a prescription if I didn’t have the drugs, I wouldn’t be very proud of uivself ‘ eine inst Forest, by the way, does not use Mo. any herbs except for certain ehil- dren's complaints He prescribes drugs, just as licensed doctors do. He does no eurgical work. but sets broken limbs if a licensed doctor is not available. Forest began practicing medicine at Isa- bella in 1305, under Dr. Tom White, now of Gaines- ville, as preceptor. In the winter of 1905-06 he attend- ed Barnes Medical School, St. Louis. His first real practice was in 1907 and 1908. Then. in 1909, 1910 and 1911 he studied as much as he could at the old Mem phis Hospital Medical Colleze He would stay as long as his money lasted. and then. drop out to earn some more. Between times he practiced at Myrtle, 8 miles east of Thayer, in Oregon. County, where his young family was living. It was the need to earn a living for himself and his family which kept Forest from finally gradvating in medi- cine. Except for the three years of 1914-15-16, when drouth caused him to’move from Myrtle to Eminence, in Shannon County, he practiced at Myrtle until three years ago, when he moved to a farm four miles north of that town. Last December he moved to Billmore. “There's not a house for 25 miles that I’ve not been insid> of,” says Forest. Then he told about some of his experiences “One night about $ o'clock I was called acroas the Arkansas line to attend a child at a place 25 miles away. They asked me to come at once. The ground was covered with ice and the roads so slickery that a horse had to trot to stand up. The temperature was 12 degrees below zero “I had to cross the river 10 times and then follow a creek for four miles. When I got there, my feet were frozen to my stirrups, and after they had gotten me loose I was aimost as stiff as a board. |! got to the fire and bad to pull off my boots with my over- shoes, because they were frozen together. The river was half-side deep to my horse and ' (Continued on Page 13.) a 7 - ‘ “ ° ,

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2 -e QR Rees wegen ee « week - ra " ee eo . nae 28 Re ines ” ie. TC eee e qenesen meseienanenacete - en mney — Se ee a Pe 9 AO PY SE Ey RL IC May pre gly Veuere 8 —_—w — EL SOLO ELIE SEE ILA A EL EET OOPS DELLE A GE OE LOLS AEE AE RE ENR CRN ee A HO 0 i, ee I OC TG Et ENE, ENN a ethane cna go a erate.” Soalatthc thence ni ieienhienta nines dihind tee tanatn sanecditiam eran So PEE SET eT peety on Dao OE Ree GREATEST EXPLOITS OF CELEDRE O ONE who knew Bill Quinn even ¢casu- ally, and certainly no ‘one conversant with the real meaning of the articles which lined his den, would ever have drecmed that the old detective would have given room space to such a thing as a doll-—esnecially one of the flaxen- haired, blue-eved and frilly-dressed variety such as re- posed upon one of the shelves of his bookcase close by the grev sme skull of Pietro Rossa. To the stranger who casually entered Quinn’ s den. the oll would probably have appeared to be 2 memento of some child in whieh the retired secret service man had been greatly interested, possibly a daughter who Lad since grown up and now had youngsters of her ov» who played with dolls. Brut I knew from long ex- perience that every single article in Quinn’s sanctum hed a history behind it—a history which was far re- moved fiom the sentiment which atta:hes itself to ch }dren. The bit of baize cloth on the mantel for ex- ample, had beer connected with a particularly atro- (igus murder in England. The photograph of a beavu- tifvl woman which adorned one of the walls was that cf the mysterious Mrs. Armitage, who had played such a leading role in the theft of the plans of the battleship Pennsrlvania, and even the draperies ~hi-h hung over ite windows were made ‘ from silk that. had been :mugried in from Canada in a hollowed-out tree trunk. ! therefore knew that, be- hind the blonde curls of the do}l, or possibly concealed with‘n the folds of her dre-s, there must be a story of crime of some kind. It was for this reason that | sought to draw Quinn out about the plaything, calling his attention to the incon- gruity of placing it next to the staring, vacant eves of the fleshless skull. ‘Perhaps it’s not as in- eongruous as you thin*,” Quinn declared. “T'll admi'‘ that it’s hard to conceive of two pieces much further apart than a human skull and ae pretty, baby-faced doll, but, after all, the two of them have a common con- necting link. Both figured in unusual crimes. Both formed the principal clews in the solution of mysteries which threatened to baffle the best detective forces of the world. The skull, as | have told you, formed the hasis for Capt. Williams’ siipposedly impossible re- huilding of a human face While the doll” ® * * x The whole thing happened in France a few years bhe- fore the war. One of the gueerest features of the case was the fact that although it was a matter of a rob- berv, the missing articles had almost no _ intrinsic value whatever. Most peo- ple would have said that ‘| they could buy their equiva- 4 , i | lent for 2 cents in Ameri¢éan | currency even at ae time fl it! hen foreign exchange was higher than it is now—for the missing articles were a set of copper coins about i) i Mi \ Hil the size of an English peén- ny and far more roughly minted. But it was this very roughness which made them as prceless as their intrinsic value was worthless. Each of ihem was almost as old as the Christian era. and talen together, they formed the most complete set of ancient Roman money in existence. Their owner. An- ton Renant, was known to have refused an offer of ap- proximately half a million tranes for the set. but then he could afford to do so, since he was not only one of ne wealthiest men in Paris, but he had the good for- ‘tne to marry a wife who had brought him a dowry nat practically doubled his own private income. ihe coins in question were kept in the library of ihe big Renant house on the outskirts of Paris. and } ocsibly because of the fam*zhat their owner had been ccustomed to the handling of articles of great value >.) his life, there was little ceremony or secrecy at- ached to the display of the coins. M. Renant was in te habit of saying that he liked to have his treasures tsse at hand so that he could exhibit them to his ‘ fiiends whenever he wished to do so. without the neces- X.—THE DOLL CALLED JULIE By WILLIAM NELSON TAFT sity of a trip to the bank in order to get them out of the safety deposit vault. Among the many persons who argued with M. Renant about what they called “his carelessness” was his :aivi, Pierre, a man who had been in his employ for 20 years or more ¢nd who should have known that his masier Was suificicntly set in his ways not to follow outside advice, even when he realized that this was offered in bis own interests. Periodically, however. Pierré would take the coin owner to tas: for leaving pieces of his valuable collection scattered around the library, and the two men would come dangerously close to a quar- rel. only to end in the friendly reconriliation which years of acquaintanceship entails on occasions of this hind. Then P’erre, with a shrug of his shoulders and a wry smile, as an outward ac*nowledgment of his defeat, would meke his rovnde of the big house after sundown tive genius of the thief, for the wood around it bad” been splintered by some blunt instrument, and circular indentations indicated that a heavy ew. driver or some similar tool had been employed. | “But,” protested Pierre, “how did they succeed. ig getting into the house? How was it possible for ¢ ' to pass”---- And here he stopped, suddenly, for it Bg just occurred to him that his master knew noth the precautions that had been taken. ad “That.” M. Renant replied, “is one of the questig that we will have to as< Dr. Frecon to answer ha ue” “Dr. Frecon?” the valet echoed. - “Yes: you know the one I mean. He has been ite. eral times to see me, for he is by way of being mm expert on coins himself. Of course, being ce ; with the Police Department under Monsieur Bertil] a, he is not in a position to acquire a collection as x tensive as mine, but, nevertheless, he has been kind. enough to give me some valuable pointers and to & me in securing several of the pieces that rounded @ the set that is missing. Will you call him at once b ie telephone and say to him that M. Renant wishes @ . honor of his presence in connection with a which, he’ is sure, will imterest him extremely? — careful not to say anything more than this, bec don't care to have the robbery made public at present time—partie as publicity would be ba as commonplace as the hour, curious to know sistance. at such an t time of the day. Silently, but with a that spoke volumes, indicated the spl drawer of his desk, “What's missing?” he manded. “Not the whole of 20 pieces?” Renant nodded, grimly. “They were all in ¢t plained, “and I put th into the drawer last a as I had done every tion. Some of the have been there for never been the slig trouble—in spite of warnings which you } others were kind enough ¢ give me. I had inten " day on the trail of two Di of early Roman origin are supposed to have unearthed recently. Nat along with me in order make comparisons bet me. I came into the Dr. Frecon moved the casement window slowly outward, taking care to and found—precisely push it only a fraction of an inch at a time. and carefully lock and bolt every door, setting the intri- cate burglar alarms at each window and making cer- tain that the house was as nearly impregnuble as pos- sible. Quite without his master’s knowledge—for Re- nant would never have countenanced such a procedure, although Madame Renant was heartily in favor of it— Pierre had arranged with one of the local detective agencies to have the house carefully guarded at all times. Watchmen circled the building regularly every hour, and the electric wires leading to the windows and doorways were connected not only with clanging gongs inside the house, but also with equally noisy bells in the nearest office of the detective agency. It was for this reason that Pierre félt that he had done everything possible to safeguard the interests of the Renant collection. “But. in spite of ail his precau- tions, there came a morning when his master announced that the 20 most valuable pieces had disappeared! The discovery had been made when M. Renant opened his desk preparatory to slipping the case into hia bag in order that he might take it with him during a jour- ney on which he had intended to start that ‘day. Merely as a slight concession to the frequently professed wish of his wife, his friends and his valet, the coins had been kept in a drawer which could be unlocked only with a key which Remnant himself carried. But the lock had proved only a slight obstacle to the acquisi- here less than an hour you see. Nothing has t moved, not even a book been disturbed, for I seemed to remember that you make a profession of detecting crime always liked find everything just as it was left by the criminal.” a Dr. Frecon nodded, and his quiek, gray eyes 1 rapid survey of the room. So far as he could nothing was out of its accustomed place, and M. Ref assured him that the furniture had not been moved had anything been shifted from the position wi had occupied the previous evening. “I retired rather early,” declared the collector coins, “because I had this journey in front of me I wanted to make certain of securing a good nigh : sleep. " “Who locked up the house?’ Dr. Frecon asked. “Pierre attended to that,” was the answer. “He been looking after such details for the 20 years he been in my employ.” “And you heard nothing unusual during the “Not a sound. As it happened, I was a little t and I don't think I was awake more than five mt at the outside after I laid down-” “Did you have any callers just before you ret Dr. Frecon continued. “Anyone who might have concealed themselves in the house after it hat * been locked up?” “No one. So far as I knew, there had been no calle for at least two days, and there were certainly ne PAGE SIX SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -MARCH 4, 1923. tle assistance shoal . articles which afpear of ing coins.” aa The valet’s messagi brought Dr. Frecon to the Renant house within half am, his friend desired his age” Dr. Frecon gave vent to @ whistle of surprise. 7. case, as you know,” he @i Sie. since I obtained the colleges years or more, and there hai run down to Marseilles to= ally, I wanted to take this set the coinsel had and t me which were to be offered 1 .- yesterday. for | was worki | conld have heard anyone part of the house.” “Who else was in the regular members of your | mean? “So far as the servants one here but Pierre and ft le girl. you know, and other side of the house. the cottage at the rear. a night here it. was in di orders.” “Your wife* She waa “She has been visiting | had intended joining t ness in Marseilles, but seem to agree with our litt here with Helene until A few more questions was nothing further to tion of the man from w and. with a word of apol he would like to intervie “Servents are always when their masters are p think your valet might gi sonally that he would not you were in the room. to have a few minutes wi . | In spite of the fact that lame. M. Renant presente and, summoning Pierre. with the detective. “How long have you nant?’ was Dr. Frecon’s “A little more than 20 “And before then?” Pierre gave the sar nent men in Paris, for h on in years and his serv ong and extensive. “Did you attend to house last night after yo tired?” “T not only locked up, I personally set the bu each of the doors and “The burglar alarms con's tone plainly indie prise at learning that sa this kind were in use “Do you mean to tell tire place is guarded by and belle?’ “Doubly guarded, Mc trebly—for, in addition t inside the house if also bells which should Rivas Agency. In addit men is supposed to mak eo" between 10 o’clock morning. But M. ; with the full approval system installed during valuable collection m ‘ burglarized.” Dr. Frecon whistled again toward the links lines between his eyes puzzled. How, in the f it been possible for an! desk? The shattering ¢ The big question was been made into the Suddenly a subconscte to him while the valet w Dr. Frecon inquired: ring’ both here and agency. Also thatar of the house every use of this word indic burglar alarm system whether the watehman “as for the latter, f check up the activities less they could tell of the agency. But itself, 1 tested that arrived and found that The bells don’t ring this room, for they are only myself and the didn’t wish either h Wrirdea tn the event of spite of this, someone and that ie what i ring.” “It's quite apparent recon declared, a 1tt desk and the fact that proof of that--or. to be proof of that.” “But there is som it even more conctust

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. . . . 1) - ; 7. he wood ‘around it had t insirument, and semi- that a heavy screw- been employed. did they succeed in fas it possible for them ped. suddenly, for it had master knew nothing of ken. s one of the questions on to answer for us.” fan. He has been sevy- is by way of being an course. being connected Jer Monsieur Bertillon, uire a collection as ex- s, he has been kind le pointers and to help pieces that rounded out you call him at once by M. Renant wishes the ection with a subject him extremely? Be bre than this, because | made pybli¢ at the nt time—particularly ublicity would be of lit- assistance in locating es which appear to be monplace as the miss- coins.” hag e valet's message it Dr. Frecon to the t house within half an r, curious to know why friend desired his as- bce at such an unusual > of the day. ently, but with a gesture t spoke volumes, Renant cated the splintered er of his desk, and Frecon gave vent to a of surprise. ‘What's missing?” he de- - “Not the whole set 20 pieces?” enant nodded. grimly. hey were all in this as you know,” he ex- od, “and I put them the drawer last night, I had done every nigtt ce I obtained the collec- . Some of the coins been there for eight rs or more, and there has been the slightest ble—in spite of the ings which you and s were kind enough to »>me. I had intended to h down to Marseilles to- on the trail of two pieces early Roman origin which supposed to have been earthed recently. Natur- y, I wanted to take this set 1g with me in order to ke Comparisons between coinsel had and those ich were to be offered to I came into the room lees than an hour ago found—precisely what see. Nothing has been — ed, not even a book has remember that you who crime always liked to left by the criminal.” quick, gray eyes made a So far as he could see. i place, and M. Renant had not been moved nor m the position which it ng. lared the collector of rney in front of me and securing a good night's Dr. Frecon asked. s the answer. “He hes for the 20 vears he has sual during the night” I; | was a little tired. more than five minutes just before you retired?” who might possibly | the house after it had there had been no callers nere were certainly none DETECT yesterda:. for | was working in this room all day and | could have heard anyone come in through the front part of the house.” | “Who else was in the house with you last night the regular members of your family and your housenold | mean?” “So far as the servants are concerned. there was no one here but Pierre and Helene. She's the nurse to my ttle girl, you know, and their quarters are on the other side of the house. All the other servants live in the cottage at the rear. and if anv of them epent the night here it was in direct Opporition to my wife's orders.” “Your wife? She was not here?” “She has been visiting in Nice for a week or more. | had intended joining her when | completed my busi- ness in Marseilles, but the Southern climate doesn't seem to agree with our little girl. so she was to remain here with Helene until we returned.” A few more questions convinced Dr. Frecon that there was nothing further to be gained from an examina- tion of the man from whom the coins had been stolen and, with a word of apology. the detective stated that he would like to interview Pierre—alone “Servants are always more or less self-conscious when their masters are present.” he explained, “and I! think your valet might give me some information per- sonally that he would not think of telling me about if you were in the room. So. if you don't mind. I'd like to have a few minutes with him alone.” (7 in spite of the fact that he thought the excuse rather lame. M. Renant presented no opposition to the plan and. summoning Pierre, left him alone in the library with the detective. “How long have you been in the emplov of M. Re- nant?’ was Dr. Frecon’s opening question. | “A little more than 20 years, Monsieur.” “And before then?’ Pierre gave the names of two of the moxt promi- nent men in Paris. for he was gettins in years and his service had been on Gor: and extensive. “Did you attend to locking up the house last night after your master re- tired?” “IT not only locked up. Monsieur. but I personally set the burglar alarms it each of the doors and windows.” “The burglar alarms?” Dr. Fre- con's tone plainly indicated his sur- prise at learning that safety devices of this kind were in use in the house. “Do you mean to tell me that the en- tire place is guarded by electric wires and bells?’ “Doubly guarded, Monsieur. In fact, trebly—for, in addition to the bells, which shou!d ring inside the house if anyone attempt to enter, there are also bells which should ring at the headquarters of the Rivas Agency. In addition to this, one of the Rivas men is supposed to make a round of the house every oe" between 10 o'clock at nicht and 5 o'clock in the morning. But M. Renant knowe nothing of this. as, with the full approval of Madame Renant, ! had the system installed during his absence, in’ order that his valuable collection might not be in danger of being burgiarized.” Dr. Frecon whistied softly and his fingers strayed again toward the links of his watch chain, while the lines between his eyes showed plainly that he was puzzled. How, in the face of all these precautions, had it been possible for anyone to break in and rifle the desk? The shattering of the lock was a mere detail. The big question was the way in which entrance had been made into the house itself. Suddenly a subconscious thought which had occurred to him while the valet was speaking obtruded itself, and Dr. Frecon inquired: “You said that ‘belis should ring’ both here amd at the office of the detective agency. Also that a man ‘should’ have made his rounds of the house every hour during the night. Did your use of this word indicate a doubt as to whether the burglar alarm system was in workimg order and whether the watehman was attending to his duties?” “as for the latter, I can't say, for I naturally didnt check up the activities of the night watchman. Doubdt- less they could tell you about him at the headquarters of the agency. But as to the burglar alarm system ‘tself 1 tested that only a few’ moments before you -rrived and found that it was in perfect working order. The belis don’t ring here nor can they be heard from ‘his room, for they are so arranged that they will arouse only myself and the other servants. Madame Renant didn’t wish either herself or her husband to be dis- @: ches in the event of an attempted robbery. But, in enite of this, someone entered this house last night, and that 1s what I meant when |! said the bells should ring.” ‘It's quite apparent that somebody entered.” Dr. rrecon declared, a little testify. “The condition of the desk and the fact that the box of coins is missing is a proot of thaf--or. to use your own language, ‘should be proof of that.” ” “But there is something else. Monsieur. that proves gS : even more conclusively.” Pierre said, his voice drop- - CURIOUS CLEWS WHICH * SOLVED BAFFLING CRIMES Whipping out his knife, Dr. Frecon commenced an operation of his own ping to wu note of deep serious- ness (Come. come, let me show vou. Following closely behind the valet, Dr. Frecon found himself being led through the long aad ratber dark haliway in the center of the house unii! he reached a room that was evidently the butier’s pantry, a small alcove directly off the dining room and connected with the kitchen. Here a window, containing a large number of leaded panes caught his eye immediately, for several of the panes had been removed and it was guite possible for anyone standing outside to reach in and unlock the latch which secured the window. “The brrelar alarm is connected with this window, I suppose?” Dr. Frecon inquired. Pierre bowed. “If Monsieur will open the casement he will see that the connection appears to be excellent. M. Renant is, ] believe, at present in his rooms, and [| dobt whether he wil] hear the bells, even in the daytime -not ®hat it matters much,.”’ he added, somewhat sadiy, “for the damage has been done, and he would only inform me that my carefulness had resuited in nothing more than a waste of time.” Without a word, Dr. Frecon moved the casement win- dow slowly outward, taking care to push it only a fraction of an inch at a time, just as a thief might have dope in endeavoring to make a silent entrance. But his care was in vain. The casement -had moved hardly more than an inch from the inner jamb when a loud clamor of beils sounded from the servants’ quar- ters and another gong rang distinctly in the room above the butler’s pantry. “That's the one in my room,” Pierre explained. “The others: as you may hear, would be sufficiently loud to arouse anrone close by, no matter if they were ex- ceptionally heavy sleepers. [| have already spoken to the chauffeur and the other servants who live out . there, and not one of them heard a sound during the night. Is that not strange, Monsieur?” “Tt’s more than strange,” Dr. Frecon growled, “it's almost uncanny. The only anewer appears to be that the”’——-_ And here he caught himself, for he had been on the verge of revealing to the valet his knowledge that M. Renant had recently been involved in several speculative ventures im the Bourse-—ventures which had ended rather disastrousiy—and that his eoins car- ried heavy insurance. Restraining himself, the detective switched the sub- ject and asked to be shown through the remainder of the house, inquiring at the same time precisely what persons had been there during the preceding night and whether M. Renant had had any caller during the eve- ning. “There were nope whatever, Monsietir, the valet re- piled fam cer:tauiu of thut. because Iedouard. tue vut- ler. Was awa’ last evening. and | would have answered the front door had anyone called ‘i. Renant retired rather early, and I locked up. as | have told you. Be- sides M. Renant and myself there were only two others in the house—Helene, the nurse, and Mile. Celeste, M Renant’s little girl. They occupy rooms in the far wing of the building, but I will be glad to take you there if you care to go.” Under the guidance of the valet the detective visited every portion of the big house, exploring even the dark and unoccupied guest rooms, and proceeding as far as the suite ordinarily occupied by Madame Renant. The master of the honse threw onen his own rooms without the slightest reservation, and Dr. Frecon could not but feel that the attitvde of the coin collector was one of worried innocence rather than conscious guilt.. After concluding his investigation of the main portion of the house, the detective was led to the far wing, which was reserved almost exclusively for the use of little Celeste. her nurse and governess. The latter was away at the time, but the nurse was quite frank in giving her story of the events which had occurred during the previous evening. “I put Mile. Celeste to bed at the usual honr,” she said “about 7 o'clock, and my dinner was served here in my room a few moments later by one of the maids from the other section of the house. I read unti! about 106 o'clock, and then started to prepare for bed. I remem- ber glancing out of the window, and being surprised to see that there was a light in M. Renant’s room, for the master seldom retires before midnight. Even as [ looked, it flashed out, and that entire part of the house was in darkness.” “You heard nothing unusual during the night” “Nothing whatever, Monsieur.” “You knew of the burglar alarm system which Pierre had installed under Madame Renant’s instructions?” “Certainlv, Monsieur. One of the gongs is situated right here in my room, so that I might be warned in the event of any trouble and be prepared to protect Mile. Celeste. Madame Renant fears kidnapers even more than she does burelars.”’ “Has the gong sounded recently?” Dr. Frecon ina- quired, with a sidelong glance at the valet “Tt has, Monsieur; twice this morning. Once about an hour ago and once more recently. | took it for vranted that Pierre was making certain that everything was in working order.” Baffied in his hope of finding some part of the alarm apparatus which had become ‘disarranged and migh' provide a clew to another way in which the hou could have been entered, [)r. Frecon turned his atten where he found Celeste surrounded by toye of ali des tion to the nursery, Dine ever] child = ? (f‘antirued on Page SLINDAY: MAGAZINE—ST. LOLS POST-DISPATCH—MARCH 4, 1927 PACE &

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ie Pree, Ny Rtn = . —_ ites hen .. rt > tiene. : Pe % , so ae ‘ 2 4 e ~~ ca te - ~ abl. MIS «ta = 8 : ices DAS TT Rg oR ake After a siege of five days, London police “break into apartment above tailor shop where Charles Dickens had his clothes made— Occupant _ shoots himself as they enter — Body of woman, whom he had slain last August, is found in bathtub—Evti- dence at inquest shows he had lived since then in locked house, fearing arrest for murder—A true-life tale surpassing the imaginings of fiction. RUTH, which is stranger, may be also more horrible than fiction. More strange and more horrible than any fictional narrative is_ the true life-and-death story of a London man and woman just revealed to a shocked public. “Edgar Allan Poe never, in his gloomiest flights of imaginative mystery, invented a tale surpassing in somber hor- ror the story of the murder of Alice Hilda Middleton and the suicide of Cecil Arthur Malf¥y % the barri- caded house in Park road, Regent’s Park.” So writes James Douglas, editor of the London Sunday Express, a keen dissector of crime motives, a competent analyzer and appraiser of the master-mys- teries in both fact and fiction. Facts in the case, as officially found, bear out the definite conclusion of Mr. Douglas. I, APPILY begins the tale in the summer of 1904, when handsome young “Jack” Middleton wooed, won and wedded an English country-town belle. Alice Hilda Durant of Horsham was 19, her lover a few years o]der. Middleton was a roving sailorman, a junior officer in the Brit- ish mercantile marine. Already he had sailed the seven seas and knew the magic and the mysteries of many ports. He had known beautiful young wemen of vari- ous lands, but for him Alice Durant was the one only woman. As did Othello to his Desdemona, he told his sweetheart tales of hairbreadth ‘scapes by land and sea. In her eyes he was a hero. She capitulated to his wooing. The wedding over, followed a happy honey- moon of some weeks of shore leave. Then Jack Middle- ton sailed away again, and his beautiful bride awaited his return. Relatives describe the affair as a love match of more than ordinary sentimental appeal. Jack and Hilda were well mated.. She was plumply pretty. Brown hair she had, and her eyes were gray. Her face was round, her nose straight, her lips red. The pink cheeks that characterize the well-nourished English girl were hers. “All curves and dimples,” they said of young Mrs. Jack Middleton at the wedding. ‘All smiles and tears” might have described her as she stood on the pier and waved farewell to her stalwart husband sailing away on the great merchant ship. Middleton made vovages to far ports. Sometimes he was gone for a whole year. Other voyages kept him from his wife but a few months. -Always, when his good ship came in, he got ~ ts, for a few weeks. Always Alice Hilda -was at the pier to wave him wel- come. During the intervals ashore they lived in hap- piness complete. Letters, true love letters, were ex- changed whilst the husband was at sea and at foreign ports earning a livelihgod for his beloved wife. Every month Middleton sent her a generous allowance, and when he returned to-her he was solicitous for her mon- etary needs. He was a faithful husband. She was a faithful wife; that is, until—— IT. Sixty years ago in London lived one Maltby “a master tailor. He had literary leanings. He was a friend of Charles Dickens, then in the height of his fame. Maltby and the great Victorian novelist were such close friends that, when separated, they carried on a correspondence by post. Maltby’s son grew up a tailor, plus a novelist. The father’s literary associa- tions no doubt affected his career to some extent. The son was a spiritualist and a mystic. He wrote several novels, books of a weird, other-worldly sort, pro- mulgating certain theories of life here and hereafter which in those rather matter-of-fact days were not taken seriously by the reading public nor by the critics who, in some considerable degree, can make or mar the career of a writer. This second Maltby had a son, born in 1875. He was named Cecil Arthur. He grew up a tailor, like his grandfather and his father, but, unlike them, he seems not to have had any special literary leanings. He in- herited his grandfather's letters from Dickens and cherished them more as bits of treasure in the nature of family heirlooms than as specimens of the hand- writing of the world’s best-beloved writer of fiction. Cecil Arthur Maltby inherited al® the tailoring business, grown to proportions quite prosperous. The shop of Maltby, in the time of Cecil’s father, ha are Mrs. Alice Hilda Middleton, the victim. quired a certain well-defined distinction. That Malt-— by had designed a sartorial accessory to which he managed to draw the attention of the Prince of Wales, he who became later King Edward VII. In those days the Prince set the masculine fashions. He approved and adopted the garment designed by Maltby. That made the ggg of Maltby famous for the time. Charles Dickens also had suits made there. The house’at 24 Park road, Regent’s Park, tailor shop downstairs, residence apartment upstairs, en- joyed a brief reign of glory. The imaginative and eccentric Maltby, father of Cecil, got word spread abroad that he was official tailor to H. R. H. the Prince of Wales. That, of course, he was not, but such is the receptive character of the English mid- dle-class mind that any slight hint of official con- nection with royalty is magnified to magnificent im- portance; and thus the advertising value of the pretension was great, both socially and commer- Diagram showing how Maltby ran upstairs am cially. So it came about that when Cecil Maltby succeeded to the tailoring business he was by way of being a rich man in his particular section of London. He was one of the master tradesmen looked up to by the middle and lower classes. Old Queen Victoria having died, Edward had become King of England: and was it not at Maltby’s, 24 Park road, forsooth, that a new-style ‘“weskit” had been designed and made especially for him as Prince of Wales? The younger Maltby, he of tte third generation of Park road tailors. turned out like too many youths who inherit their cake and expect both to eat and have it. Many years ago Archbishop John J. ‘Glennon of St. Louis said in effect that the third generation of.a family from the country settling and staying in a big city is inclined to run to seed. Cecil Arthur Maltby bore out the truth gf that general statement. He had plenty of money, too much for his own good or for the good of his family. He mafried when young. His wife was a woman of refinement. They had half a dozen children. Maltby drank heavily, gambled, was a rakish sort of young man all.around. Because of his heavy drinking his wife found it necessary to leave him, taking the children with her. She got a legal separation, and for some years Maltby was made to provide for the family. Pua Maltbys separated 12 years ago, when the husband and father of the family was 35. The children have been growing up virtually without personal con- tact with their father. One of the daughters now is a beautiful young woman. She scarcely has known her LLLLAPOPLPBPPLLLOSPPLALSPLLPPPPLPPLLLA La Y Gn Uy Y WHERE WOMAN'S BODY WAS FOUND me ddbdédddl CALETTIPLIPETILIS 7 aq DETECTIVES ENTERED . »' YSh and the room in which his body lay cov father. In recent years remittances from him have stopped. He had squandered his funds in riot ing. Though his business grew of its own mom aided, no doubt, by the tradition of the Prince of Wal o patronage—he neglected it. One year ago he- reached such a low financial stage that his ¢ were hot and heavy ypon him. The tnt : of the Maltbys had fallen into disrepute. King @ ward was dead, years ago, and the Prince of “weskit” of 40 years back no longer held gl helped the house of Maltby to shine undiesine Like many other London tradesmen, Maltby f the rooms above his shop. They were com! chambers. The furnishings were costly, and good ts was exercised in their selection. They “harme with the interior fittings and with the shapes ot @ rooms. The old artistic bent developed through ff Dickensian Maltby and the novel- writing itbdy . not suffered deflowering in the rakish, rich @% of this third generation. Doubtless to his wife, 1 flown to other refuge, must be accredited some taste and wisdom displayed in choosing, and the furnishings, though Cecil Maltby bi is to have possessed an acute sense of the material f of things. Being by inheritance a master tat garbed himself in the latest modes and always f to the public a highly groomed aspect. This, way, stood him in good stead when his fr were slipping, and also it served to induce silly . aR . ‘ vA. ‘ = - A ISSSooe Crowd i to look uf Mrs. M been nearl had been rich furni skelter in divans an polish. D orderlin so his he sorry disc “Dash late in L an to tidy an—let m one I don And laughed had flash ment. I boyhood by his g had gro pitying. Yes, no doubt Mrs. Shot himself, ‘ant of in bed. a veoms 37. Ha having one yeae's end to anot bright. No dragginess dent in her steps. pleasure as when she t Jack Middleton. Jack had advanced In grade to grade, he had ship Maresfield, whic cargo to various pe been cruising about t under protest, always to Alice Hilda, who ¢ at greeting him. “It is a beautiful le continued saying. . every time they meet. On Jan. 2, 1921, Se ( ‘m. Capt. Middle sne stood throwing &I fluttered in the chill commander on the t kisses back to her. Lonely for Jack, galeties. At a bridge? named Maltby. To } sipated look, yet he Was superbly well set. ¢ te tale, owned a F \ Wht riding more than

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ee CLSELPLSPPSSSASPLEPSSEASPPPLPE OL OPS LS my i I - ee_étbenis | ae SLPS SaaS A saa SI aS IY pete Le aa . J ow Maltby ran upstairs an years remittances from him have Juandered his funds in riotous liv- iness grew of its own momentum— he tradition of the Prince of Wales lected it. One year ago he had financial stage that his creditors upon him. The time-honored shop i fallen into disrepute. King Ed- s ago, and the Prince of Wales back no longer held glamor that Maltby to shine undimmed. London tradesmen, Maltby lived in his shop. They were commodious shings were costly, and good taste heir selection. They “harmonized” littings and with the shapes of the rtistic bent developed through the and the novel-writing Maltby ering in the rakish, rich Mal tation. Doubtless to his wife, long ize, must be accredited some of the lisplayed in choosing and arranging such Cecil Maltby himself is known 1 acute sense of the material fitness by inheritance a master taflor, he latest modes and always presented hly groomed aspect. This, by the good stead when his financial also it served to induce silly wom SS | CES | / % P , _______. Shot himself, which his body lay covered up in bed. ¢ te tale. % SF hag va : reat, = ‘“s ee 7 ‘ ee Poe SS ~ nm ~“ Crowd in front of Maltby’s tailor shop as Scotland Yard men besiege the barri- caded flat—above. ~ to look upon him with favor. However, Mrs. Maltby and the children having ZY : been nearly 12 years absent, the premises had been allowed to deteriorate. The rich furnishings were scattered helter- skelter in the rooms. Dust settled on the divans and chairs and tables, dulling the polish. Drink had dulled the instinct for orderliness in the mind of Maltby, and so his house was becoming a place of sorry disorder. “Dash me!” LO te _* ———— > - Fs“ ~ — Is WA / ! cried Maltby, one day late in December, 1921. “I need a wom- an to tidy things up a bit here. A wom- an—let me see, now. Yes—I must find one I don’t know, who doesn’t know me.” And thereat Cecil Arthur Maltby laughed a drunken laugh. Christmas had flashed past him in the musty apart- ment.- It may be that he recalled his boyhood reading of the Christmas tales by his grandfather’s famous friend and had grown remorseful or perhaps self- pitving. Yes, he needed a woman to tidy up— no doubt about that. ITT. Mrs. Middleton, the Alice Hilda Du- rant of nearly 20 years ago, still was a beautiful woman. She was only 3 Having borne no children, never having had the care of a household from one year’s end to another, she remained buoyant and bright. No dragginess shone im her eyes or was Rvi- dent in her steps. She was alert, keen, eager for pleasure as when she became the joyous bride of young Jack Middleton. Jack had advanced in his profession. Climbing from grade to grade, he had become chief officer of the huge ship Maresfield, which carried thousands of tons of cargo to various parts. For nearly 19 years he had been cruising about the world as a married absentee under protest, always glad to get home now and then to Alice Hilda, who on each occasion showed her joy at greeting him. “It is a beautiful love match,” continued saving. “They act just every time they meet.’ On Jan. 2, 1921, the Maresfield sailed for Bangkék, ‘m. Capt. Middleton bade goodby to his wife as she stood throwing kisses to him.» Her handkerchief fluttered in the chill breeze as long as the handsome commander on the bridge could see her, and he threw kisses back to her. Lonely for Jack, Alice Hilda plunged into social Saieties. At a bridge drive she met a handsome man named Malthy. To be sure, he wore a somewhat dis- sipated look, yet he had fine manners, and his clothing Was superbly well set. Maltby, the Cecil Arthur of our owned a side-car. He 4ook Mrs. Middleton “wut riding more than once.” He “had a way about him.” > Y Wee = 9 ~ + ene. relatives and friends like young lovers that Maltby. Some say that he was a hypnotist. In any event, Jack Middleton's ship was but a few nundred miles on the brine when Maltby induced Mrs. Middleton to go to 24 Park road and live with hiia in the dishev- eled apartment upstairs Mrs. Middleton’s relatives and friends suspected noth- ing amiss. Her sister knew that she had gone to No. 24, bus assumed that the lonely woman had taken rooms there to await the return of her husband. So unsus- pecting was the sister that she had her own trunk sent to No. 24 for safekeeping when she was out of lodgings temporarily. That was several months after Maltby induced t woman to go to his home. Early in June Capt. Middleton returned from his voy- age to Bangkok. Mrs. Middleton, as usual, met him at the landing pier. She was, apparently, as affection- ate as of old. The reunited couple spent a few weeks together. Middleton had one little spell of suspicion, but that soon was dissipated. His wife had mailed two letters. He knew the purpose and destination of one of the missives. When he asked her, quite casually, about the other letter she seemed embarrassed That letter, as it turned out, was to Maltby. Mrs. Middleton accompanied her husband abeard his ship and was with him there for a few days. Then he sailed away. She returned to the Maltby apartment. That was late last July. Al) these facts were adduced at a double inquest held a few weeks ago. Tragedy, leading up to the inquest, had begun when Maltby de- termined to have a woman tidy Waris house. Tragedy accrued with heightening fervor sp to the dav before the inquest rv. Tragedy began to blaze forth, though efforts on the part of Maltby to smother the flame were made, on Aug. 24, last. That day Mrs. Middleton received a post- ecard from her sister, who announced that she would call next day at 24 Park road to get her trunk ‘‘And, Hilda, please be there vourself. as see you,” said the Next day the response to repeated use of the doorbell. She went away and spread the new: Middleton was missing, mysteriously. her were made. In September it was she had not appeared at the customarv the monthly allowance from her husband the first time she had missed calling for the Policemen who called at the Makby place found no- body at home. The door knocker and the bell had been removed. The mail box inside the door also had been taken away. The door had been barred inside with a heavy timber. Shop shutters and anartment shutters had been closed and fastened. Evident}; Maltby was away for an extended period. Neighbors knew nothing about his movements “He is a mysterious man,” they explained as had little or nothing to do with us. He had been drink- ing heavily of late, it appeared, and there a woman coming in and going out with him for some past. Beyond that. we nothing I wish to sister. unable to ocker and the that Mrs Efforts to find discovered that to collect That was money. sister called She was get brass kn plac © ‘and has Was months Know Cecil Arthur Maltby, the slayer and suicide. But one neighbor was found who did know sometiing, though it served but to deepen the mystery. A woman ; living next door had permitted Maltby to get water from her cistern for some days. He appeared to have fallen on hard luck, she said. He had lost his business, his clothing had become wrinkly and soiled, and he looked haggard and hungry. The poor man’s gas and water supplies had been cut off by the companies. Non- payment, agents had explained. So the kindly neighbor was letting Maltby have water from her cistern. That was many weeks after the disappearance of Mrs. Middleton. A radio message had been sent to Capt. Middleton in midsea, asking if he knew anything as to his wife's whereabouts. He radioed back that he knew nothing whatever. Receipt of the message did not worry Middleton. He knew that lis wife moved fre- quently when he was away, at her own sweet will, and he took it for granted that she had moved and neglected to notify her relatives. In the meantime Maltby continued. to be seen at in- frequent intervals. Only at night was he visible. In the darkness he would unbar his door and creep out to buy cheap cuts of meat at a butcher’s shop and a few other edibles at a grocer’s. Then he would creep back, rebar his door and remain dead to the world for days. London, as you must know, is a very large city, and many weeks had passed before the rather remarkable movements of Maltby, began to attract. unusual atten- tion or cause suspicion to be directed against him. , “His woman has deserted him,” guessed the neigh- “and. poor man, drowning his trouble in drink.” Friends and bors, he’s of Mrs. Middletgn sought in vain to get in touch with Maltby, in the hope of learning what had become of her. Some of them had ascer- tained that she had been living with him. She had tired of him, they suggested, and gone awa’ Having lived always, up ta that unhappy episode, a blameless life, quite natural that she should wish to seclude Her hus home again late in Sep- and when she received the post card from her sister she h It never would do for her iving with Malt Moreover, find her ne : fa pro her +. it} ful hiial ‘ na itst jc ia i sai Ais ears Nand. relati yes it was herself ind was due tem he . ad fled the place sister to there she could Thus did the turned. got shore leave. and that his wife had disa Middleton re- was learn He set about finding her if that were possible He learned much as to her af- fair with Maltby, but was unable to interview that in- dividual personal): Middleton ally wrote to the po- lice authorities at Scotland Yard, early December Excerpts from his ] r follow “Tam writing to claim your assista the fate of my wife Alice Hilda Middleton. whose tographs I inclose. She has been missing for months. in circumstances leading me and all her moet intimate friends serious!: pect foul play. My) and I have been married for 19 and until Aug last she never has failed to meet me on my arrival in this country. When last heard of. peantaien on Ang. 15 last, my wife was living at 24 Park road, Regent's with Cecil Arthur Maltby, who does not carry business, but the premises men- = = > others reason. Capt astonished to ppeared. fin last in ascertaining pho- four nce tn sus wife Vveares. Park, on any tioned. “The shop door is kept padlocked, and the entrance to the house is locked and. J] have good reason to be- eve, bolted and barred. while the knocker and bell (Continued on page 14.) sleeps in

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John Smith? $3 2: HE wonderful revelations wh':h followed the opening of Pharaoh Tutan’ hamen's tomb in Egypt have distracted attention from a search now under way for another royal tomb much nearer home, the find- ing of which should be fraught with great interest to every American. A quest is being madé for the grave of the only native American Crown Princess whose name has lived in history, and if the effort is successful the mortal remains of Pocahontas, the greatest of Indian heroines, will be brought back from England to rest at last in peace in Virginia, where her father was a King and she was a Princess before the first White colonist set foot on tne soil of the Old Dominion. Not only was her father King of all the searoast tribes of Virginia bt: his own mighé and right, but after white men se'tled in his domain his title was confirmed and strenethened by the British Govern- ment and the already mighty Powhatan was solemnl) invested with the title of Emperor at the express or- der of King James of Great Britain while his little daughter, Pocahontas, looked on in awe and wonder- ment at the coronation ceremony. Yegrs after she was to know the potency of this ritish patent of royalty when, upon visiting England, she was received with royal honors befitting her rank as a Princess of the realm. And now, if they can find her, Pocahontas, after a lapse of 506 vears. will complete that homeward voy- age on which she was about to start when she fell a victim to quick consumption and died in the alien land of the paleface in 1617, at the age of 22. Kdward Page Gaston, an American writer, lecturer and anthority on Indian history and customs, is mak- ing the search for the grave of Pocahontas at Graves- end, Mnzland,. where she was entombed in a‘ crypt in the church. Forma! permission for the search was granted recently by the present rector of the church The work thus far has been slow and tedious. The parish records show beyond question that Pocabontas was buried in the church in March, 1617, but, on ac- count of fire amd changes which have been made in the structure, the old crypts and tombs have been so disturbed that the exact whereabouts of the remains of the Indian Princess has long been a matter of specu- lation. If the body is found it will be reburied, vrobobly at Jamestown, Va., where she spent most of her short life, and in all probability an imposing mausoleum wi"! mark the spot. Whether by historical right or the force of tradition the name of Pocahontas is lin‘ed in song and story with that of Capt. John Smith, that gtizzled and doughty British soldier of fortune, who took so mili- tant a part in the founding of the first Virginia colony. Historians are divided as to whether Pocahontas really saved the life of John Smith when he was ahout - be clubbed to death at the command of her royal ather. Arber, Pindexter, Simms, Henry and Fiske have steod up for the story, while Deane. Neil, Adams and others have banished it to the realm Ranereft carried the story through early editions of his of tradition and it was as Lady Rebecca thit she was introduced at the En- gliish court. nivialy through the influence of Capt. Smith, who included the rescue story in a le'ter to Queen Anne. W. Gilmore simms, in his “life of Capt. John Smi h.” argues tha! the elision of the rescue from the first official report and its ap- pearance in the letter to the Qvreen cannot be held to be against its veracity. His exp!a- nation is that at the time Smith returned to England it was a matter of public policy to ma’ « no disclosures which would in- dicate to the British public that the colonization of Vaérginia had aroused the hostility of the In dians. The comfortable stav-at- home Britons were to be encour aged to suppose that the co! onists and the Indian chiefs he their daily & o'clock tea togeth«r in genial amity. The historian opines that, even if Smith hed included the rescue storv in h s first report. it would have been deleted by the censor. ; But times had changed wh-n Pocahontas arrived in Engian«d The hostility of the Indians ws< known and there was no further reason for suppressing the storv that has enthralled thousands of American boys and girls. Nothing that has ° been written pruame throws more light on the character and services of Po- cahontas than does Capt. John Smith's letter in her behalf to his Queen. This is what he wrote “To the Mos: Hizh and Virttous Princess, Queen Anne of Greul Britain “Most \dmired Queen: The love | bear my God, my King aud countrie hath se oft em- boldened mee in the worst of ex- treme dangers, that now honestie doth constraine mee pre- sume thus farre be- yond myselfe to present your mij- ‘And Now-Where ir Docahontar? Pocahontas and her son, from a picture believed to have been painted from life. passionate, pitiful heart, of desperute estate, gave me much cause to respect her: I being the first Christian this proud King and his grim attendants ever saw. And thus inthralled in their barbarous power, I cannot say I felt the least occa- sion of want that was in the power of those, my mortal foes, to prevent, not- withstanding all the threats. After some gix weeks fatting among these savace courtiers, at the minute of my execution, she hazarded the beating out of ber own brains to save mine, and not only that, but so prevailed with her father that I was safely conducted to Jamestowne, where | found about eight and thirtie miserable poore and sicke creatures to keep posses- sion of all those large territories of Vir- } ginia. Such was the wea' ness of this poor estie this shert dis- e eommonwealth, as. had the salvages not course: if ingrati- A contemporary portrait of Capt. John fed vs we directly had starved. tude be a deadly Sauth. poyson to all hon- est vertues, I myst bee guiltee of that crime if | should omil/ any meanes to be thankful. “So it is that some ten years agoe, being in Vir- ginia and taken prisoner by the power of Powtiatan. their chief King, 1 received from this great salvage exceeding great courtesies, especially from his son Nantagquuas, the most manliest, comeliest, boldest spirit i ever saw in a salvage, and his sister Pocahontas, the King's most deare and well-beloved daughter, being but a child of twelve or thirteen years of age, whose com- “and this reliefe, most gracious Queen, was commonly brought us by this Lady Pocahontas. Notwithstanding all those passages when inceustant fortune turned our peace to warre this ten- der virgin would still not spare to dare to visit us, and by her own faires have been oft appeased and our wants still supplyed. Were it the policie of her father thus to employe her, or the ordinance of God thus to make her his ifstrumert, or her extraordinary affection te our nation I know not, but of this I am sure. When her father with the utmost of his policie and power sought to surprise me, having but eighteee wi'h me, the dark night couio not affright her from comine History of the United States, but cut it ont in 1879. The argument most often used against the Porcrhontas legend is that in his first re- port to his Government after retnrning to Engiond. Capt. Smith, while dwelling on many other details of his ad- ventures in Virginia, made no mention of having been con- demned to death by Powhatan or of having been saved from the executioners bv Pocahon- tas It was not until several veors later, after Pocahontas had been baptized a Christian and had married the Engtlish- man. John Rolfe. and at a time when she was abont to arrive in England, that John Smith told the tale which has become an American classic At her baptism Pocahout«s had taxen the name Rehecn) through the ir*:some woods and with watered eyes gave me advice to escape his furie. Which, had he known, he had surely slaine her. “Jamestowne with her wild traine, she as freely frequent- ed as her father’s habitation and during the time of twa or three years she, next under God, was still the instrumen: to preserve this colonie from death, famine dnd utter con. fusion, which, if in those times had once become dis- solved, Virginia might have lain as it was at our first ar. rivall to this day. Since the» this business having beene turned and varied by mar: accidents from that I left it a’ ft is most certaine, after »« long and troublesome warr: after my departure, betwixt the marriage of Pocahontas and J oha Rolfe. (From an old painting.) her father and our colonie., al! (Continued on Page 13.) PAGE TEN | WAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—MARCH 4, 1923 thuelastically the pea-shelling c ly preferable to 3 ‘Marcia . : would some’ imes “Well, mother. f father would rem This brings us to dren. For 26 years but always when ft childrden they jf mother chose to ed at the ceremon versa. it is a fine fective since the When they were it out. And the one always took fault with some c father immediatel father offered the child's defense like In this instance cla’s friends. Ev ers and old people son, who brought the town dressr When Marcia though a great Mason home had g¢ turned for vacat from the piano to her coming. After of them—those as the tides run to Each time M tales to tell. And to reprove, rem ‘Say, folks,” she a thesis on some for old Prof. Brigg I know about zook So I wrote about fiction standpoint Briggs laughed till and -sorrows of 1 guess ft's an of excellent, and all starfish to this day five points and wh “You can't go thr stepping that way ther sermonized af pressed a chuckle. days you'll bump uf thing mighty seric you'd applied you “Don't preach, f rubbed a pink against father's “When that time cc Sentimental Tom way.” And soft-h hoped it was true Father and Me the sensible view girls shoul@ take tical training. So course in special ing for her senior “How'd you hap primary?”’: Kathe know. “Oh, primary hot of all, and who s«hoolroom any to?” was Marcia’s ¢ to think about it, squirrels and Cofw men,” she told t teachers are awful ine’ This whole smiled our youngsters sing ~

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>} rom a picture nted from lite. of desperute to respect 3 this proud nts ever saw. barbarous the least occa- the power of prevent, not- After some these savacze my execution. it of ber own oniv that. bit er that 1 was pwne, where | irtie misera'ile > keep posses- tories of \V'r- ees of this poor : falvagesr not wed. gracious Queen. ‘Dy this Ladr » passages when Warre this ten- to visit us, and ppeased and our hie of ber fathe: be of God thus extraorcin«ar: mt of this I an t of his poticie fing but eightere @ark night covin ber from comine .ir’seme wood. atered eves gave escape his furie known. be had her. with her wild § freely frequen:- thers habitation the time of two she, next under ‘the instrumen: his colonie from and utter con oe if in thoc . ¢ + a 3, a ' } Ce | Sa _ 5 . re : if pet “ ‘ = a Pal ‘pressed a chuckle POY HERE is, in the world. an occasional Bay, care-free person who seems to be carried, not only to the skies but through life itself, on flowery beds of ease. Such a rara avis was Marcia Mason. Katherine's nature was of a sweet seriousness. Eleanor, Marcia was neither of these. was studious. concealed it admirably. although merry-hearted, If she was serious she Her studying was usually a very hasty pro- cedyre, conducted on the waydown a corridor to her recitation room. She had a flour-sieve mind, warranted to hold a. great deal of information for at least 20 minutes. “IT always volunteer during the first part of the recitation while the goings good.” she brazenly teld at home, “then my silence isn't so conspicuous when the read gets rough.” Things seemed to come Marcia’s way. . “I was born under a lucky star,” she often told the family. most believed it. Aud the family al- In appearance she wae undeniably lovely. and. as one of her aunts said. “as likable as she was loo «#bie.” made a wise end No one could say she wus lazy about the house. She simply : far-sithted choice of household tasks. Soon after she had en- thusiastically offered to shel) the peas. it became apparent to the other girls that the pea-shelling operation. carried om under the breeze-swept grape arbor, was great- ly preferable to doing the d‘shes in the hot kitchen or making countless beds. “Marcia certainly has the happy faculty of slipping :hrough life easily,” mother wovld some'imest say in exasperation to fa-her. “Well, mother. | don't know anyone in the family that makes more friends,” father world remind ber This brings us to Father and Mother Mason's attitude toward and about their chil- dren. For 26 years they had argued over them. but always when they were alone. Toward the childrden they presented a solid front. if mother chose to reprove, father either assist- ed at the ceremony or kept silent. And rice versa. it is a fine old policy. It has been ef- fective since the days of Abraham and Sarah. When they were alone, however, they argued it out. And the strange part is that neither one always took the same side. If mother found fault with some characteristic of her offspring. father immediately made excuses for it. If father offered the complaint, mother flew to ber ehild’s defense like a mother bear. In this instance father was right about Mar- ela’s friends. Everybody liked her, the teach- ers and old people and children. and Hod Ben- son, who brought the coal, and Lizzie Badle, the town dressmaker. When Marcia went away to shcool, it was as though a great deal of the sunshine of the Mason home had gone with her. When she re- turned for vacations, everything and everyone. from the piano to Tillie, seem to brighten at her coming. After all. the old world needs more of them—those people who turn to joyousness as the tides run to meet the moon. Each time Marcia came home she had new tales to tell. And father and mother. who came to reprove, remained to laugh. “Sey. folks,” she would begin. “] had to write a thesis on some form of lower anima) life for old Prof. Briggs in zoology class. and what I know about zoology you could put in a spoon So I wrote about a starfish—sort of from the fiction standpoint—and they told me old Prof. Briggs laughed till he nearly cried over the jors and sorrows of that little echinoderm— I guess ft's an echinoderm. I got a grade of excellent, and all I know about a starfish to this day is that it has five points and wiggles.” “You can't go through life side- stepping that way, my girl,” fa- ther sermonized after he had sup- “One of these days you'll bump up against some- thing mighty serious and wish you'd applied yourself.” “Don't preach, father'” Marcia rubbed a pink and white cheek against father's graying hair. “When that time comes I'll be like Sentimental Tommy—f'll find a way.” And soft-hearted old father hoped it was true Father and Mother Mason held the sensible view that each of the girls shoul@ take up some prac- tical training. So Marcia chose a course in special primary teach- ing for her senior year. “How'd you happen to choose primary” Katherine wanted to know “Oh, primary hours are shortest of all, and who wants to stay in a shoolroom any longer than he has to?” was Marcia’s cheerful reply. And when vou come to think about it, who does? During that senior year, Marcia had a great many experiences to relate to the family. “In October we taught those little Comanches about squirrels and Columbus and other adventurous gentie- men,” she told the folks at Thanksgiving. “Primary teachers are awful liars.” she stated, blandiy. “Imag- ine’ This whole month has been rainy, and weve smiled our mafl-oeder primary smiles and made those youngsters sing ‘Pit-a-pat. see the lovely raindrops, SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH--MARCH 4, 1923. Marcia Mason's Lucky Star Bs Bess STREETER ALDRICH last Friday morning in April she had gone from the college to town on one of her numerous unimportant errands, and was wait- ing by the downtown station for the college car. As it stopped. a sorority sister came down the steps. ‘He's in there,” she whispered. “Cap- itol City Superintendent—come for teachers.” ‘Where ?’’ “There—halfway down—right-hand side.”’ He looked just as Marcia would have expected him to look- heavy, distinguished, gray-haired, with a Van Dyke beard. She sat down bebind him and whispered io his broad back «@ foolish litte jargon: “Eeny meeny m‘ny mo, Please, kind sir. choose me to go.” Across the aisie from the great man sat Mre. Hastings, the college doctor's wife. A strange young man was with her. From occasional Zlimpses of his good-looking profile, Marcia de- cided that he bore a faint resemblance to Mrs. Hastings. There was something about him she liked, his square jaw and alert manner and a distinct air of sophistication that none of the college boys had yet acquired. The car stopped at the entrance to the campus and tet out its load. As Marcia was about to pass Mrs. Hastings and the strange young man, the former said: “Oh, Miss Mason, are you in a hurry?” As there was merety a small matter of avn English literature class due then, Miss Mason assured Mrs. Hastings she was not at all in haste. “Could you show my bro‘her around a little? My brother, Mr. Wheeler. Miss Mason... .. I would go with him mveelf but I told Hannah if the baby needed me, to put a red cloth fn the window, and there it is'’ She pointed ex- citedly to her home across from the campus. She was breathless, and anxiors to get away. “Maybe the baby has only joined the bolshe- viki,” her brother suggested Marcia laughed. She liked him, his brown eyes and the sudden humorous lift to the moutb that she had thought so stern. “You can see for yourself he’s not married or he wouldn't be so flippant over a serious mat- ter.” Mrs. Hastings called to Marcia. “Show him the new ampbitheater—and Science Hall’— she was already half-way across the street— “end the new dormitory and the training school.” “My sister,’ Mr. Wheeler said calling. She would have made an excellent Ma- jor-General or park policeman.” Marcia laughed again. She still Mr. Wheeler looked down at his guardian. She wore an immaculate white suit, with audaciously green silk sweater and ‘ap The V-shaped neck of her blouse set of! the lovely contour of her face By way of comple ing a very satisfactory picture, there was a hunch of dewvy-sweet violets in her belt “Do you happen by any chance,” Mr. Wheeier asked, “to pe the Miss Mason who is Keith Paldrige’s fiancee?” No. indeed,” Miss Mason said phatically than was necessary, for it wasnt a all disgraceful to be engagéd to Keith Baldridge That's my sister, Katherine. I’m Marcia. And you know Keith?” Like David knew Jonathan.” They crossed the green, sioping am) sweet-smelling from its recent mowing. There was some conversation relative to their mutual interest in Keith Balbridge, and then Marcia keen missed her liked him appointed more eti- r Mr. Wheeler en- : joyed tt.apparently, so she made fun of ; the training school af for his benefit. just because it was supposed to have mttua! elements. In spring Vacation she summed up her work with: We had a perfect orgy of cherry hatchets and valentines in Febrnuary—and |! wish you could have seen the train- ing school in March. We simply fell over seed boxes and fairly ate pussywillows weve painted w ild- looking robins. You'd die to see them—their beaks all run down and mix up sociably with their wings It's a great life.” she added, blithely It was during this spring vacation that shé began talking about Capitol City. “I'm just living to teach there next year. They send some member of the hoard every spring to the training school to choose the best teachers and | must be one. ! don't want to go to any littie two-by-four. Capitol City for me'”™ To do Marrta justice. she really applied herself that spring. The stakes were worth working for On the relation to the disgusting trees and Kites and we This month millions of Piibi¥y “You see before you the new Seience Hal) it 7 stories high, a mile square and cost $:9.- The roof of the new dormitory may ve seen through the trees. Out bevond the Domest Science Building is the amphitheater ana ‘«- amphiteater lies Italy.” little rustic bridge acros Neither one made a move to ¥ they sat down on ' nod O00 vond the They had miniature creek on In fact. to be explicit railing ‘As for the training school.” wouldnt voluntarily take you where you abandon hope a!!] you who enter here “You teach there? | do.” She looked af her wrist watch. nd in minutes I'm to teach before the Superintendent of th Capitol City school, if I haven't dted of fright He was on the car Did vou see him—a bie. husky Van- dvker”” Mr. Wheeler had noticed him. “Tl want to make a professional hit with tim.” Mar- cia went on, confidentially. “I've simp!y got te teach in Capitol City next year I loveacity. 1! want to walk im the crowds and eat at tezrooms 1 want to zo to the theater and «it in a box Mr. Wheeler looked judicially, appraisingly, a! ber | don’t believe,” he said, soberly, “it would injure the looks of the box.” They both iaughed come th d Marcia continue there It's the Marcia Was enjoying berse)f im- PAGE ELEVEN

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PS RiNebC wr phe Wie. - beat aie OE I Oe pm ne iganetbonen ee ee ee 5 Rite antag vine * Pat aby a ie Pree ne monte ott a ater ue 7 — Ce ae ee “ Y Ab oag it +e : “ - . sen y . . PO REE ONL LE LEN IESE R GO KALIL DS NGS IE OLAS OT AT OTT NI ELS OEE © OS ERE LOLI IT SET ST CE RI A «wn o \ Oe Se ee taert * in WS — o™ a . ea ee ~ - IO A A LID ON GS ANE RE TRELLIS Se Pt ed tL EE pm | A A ET wo TE I = remy _ ow LS ND NY BA a RN AI "ee ee pe ae Tt A ONIN os ape Ne Sr ta oe eR eee acm IR IN TR RR A RN ee NA OE NR RE Lt NN NE A NTL LCE tC CIT BIE ANAC A OTE TIE ERE! COT PT AN OES LT NAT CI A ORE HS TN ARMA tee em wire. * . ies , a ~ % ‘ we > =o wen rAd \) ~* Gam « « =. al PEMA wre, = 7*@ =a) = . | vA) « ¥8 2@ \ +/+ * ** “ - ® s Marcia told them all about it. She spared herself not at all. She had made a fool of herself, she said, and they might as well know it. “The thing that makes me maddest,” she in- f , A formed them, tearfully, “is that I stretched things just to hear him laugh. I made myself out lots worse than I am. He was the sternest looking man you ever saw, and I loved to see the cor- ners of his mouth pull up. He laughed an awful lot,” she finished, forlornly. Everyone looked sympathetic. Katherine’s conso- lation was: “Marcia, I just can’t imagine myself talk- ing so glibly to a strange. man.” Marcia’s contrition was complete. “I can’t either, Kathie. I envy you being so cool and sweet and courteous to everybody. Only it seemed as though I'd known him a thousand years,” she added. Eleanor’s contribution was: ‘Myself, I think it was terribly romantic.” Marcia’s scorn was withering. “Romantic? Tragic, you mean.” Father began a dry, “Well, Marcia, I’ve always told you you’d run up against’--—— But as Marcia dabbed ¢ moist roll of handkerchief into her eyes, he finished, lamely: ‘‘Never mind, honey, I think you can have the third grade here.” Tillie was on the warpath. There’s a law about false pretenses. He ought to be sued. If I was a map I'd trounce the middie of the road with him.” Mother was furtively wiping away a tear or two herself. ‘Marcia, there's something about you that makes me think of myself when I was a girl. Verily, the poet was an inspired philosopher who remarked: Where can we better be Than in the bosom of our fam-i-lee? On Safurday it developed that there wére enough young people home for the week-end to get up a fair- sized picnic crowd. Cars were prohibited. Tommie Hickson was to bring a hayrack so they could all go together. — s Mother thought it.a fine plan and began bustling preparations for a basket supper. Tillie, whose emo- tion over Marcia had worn off, was disgruntled to. have the Saturday work upset. ‘ “You do spoil them girls, Molly,” she volunteered. “Here’s’ Kathie engaged to that ‘Baldridge, and Marcia a grown woman,.and even Eleanor getting along. Ac- cordin’ to my. light they ought to be hemmin’ sheets. and piecin’ comforts instead of -galavantin’ round to picnics.”’ j “Tillie,” mother said, calmly, “a very wise poet once wrote about a rich old man who was robbed of all his wealth. The poem ends: “*They robbed him not of-a golden shred Of the childish dreams in his wise old head; Afid “They're welcome to all things else,” he said. When the robbers came to rob him.’ : “I figure you can buy sheets and comforts in any department store, but you can’t buy dreams and mem- ories of youth.” “Pfs!” Tillie had a special snort that denoted seorr “You can’t eat dreams nor cover your nakedness with memories.” “No,” said mother, placidly, “you can’t. And when the girls are old, old ladies, the richest food won't. feed their minds nor the thickest comforts bring warnith to their hearts.” So they went on working together, side by side two good old friends who would do anything for eact, other, but as far apart as the earth and the stars as far apart as Martha and Mary—a Piecer of Quilts and a Weaver of Dreams. Tommie Hickson came with the ha horses, which seemed to share TEtide ete an a festivities. (Continued on Page 13.) SUNDAY M 4¢GAZINE--ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -MARCH 4, 1923. Doctor hadn't been able to “When I examined dition and sleeping They had just imagine child wasn’t breathing I got out of this trip pleasure of rehearsing the day. : “Getting back home morning my wife helpe my shoes. Then I bre to thaw the ice out next trip. “Another night I was been out. possum huntir it had caught his left lower leg. I tried tog so I proceeded to set an holding a lamp in the other. ; “I managed to get ficult job. Both ends through the flesh and place, then bandage so an open wound. Thefp is a well man today. / of home-raised tobaccc promise. The tobacco but I still have the pr “Like other men almost every kind of some -have fictitious ide imagine things. “I.remember the m day under the whip and an was dying from he weather and when I re put the woman Out on neighbors were gathe rying on. My examina good heart action. “So I decided to teact hot blisters on her stom her neck. Then I call threw it in her face. “scold me, saying that I “I don't give a d : called for another bow minutes. she was compl attack, and she never is that when she got pretend to have an frighten them and thr “This may sound lik wearisome being called “Then there was anc lusions and a simple ecu and weighed 200 pound go crazy. She tmagiz going to happen to her. =--- ~ . sai — Marci On the way home, youth, the crowd sang sing. She sat in the and tried to reason it terday she felt change¢ She looted up at the ¢ the yellow-white moon. The crowd was unle homes with merry good son girls found that tt had gone upstairs for was a letter.on the d Father had brought it o'clock mail. The lette With fingers that trer open and read it. The and called: “Folks! here!” Father and mother, f to their door: Tillle eautiously and put out sire and are enthled 7 the Plans in the Big Outfit a Whole FREE! | Waverly Co., 358

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i.) ' - ANG = elie bet kt Se -~ e on " om ™ i. 7 se eae " farcia told them about it. She not at all. She 901 of herself, she_ sl] know it. “The maddest,” she in that I stretched made myself out » sternest looking to see the cor- laughed an awful herine’s conso- “T can’t either, ] and sweet and med as though I'd ided. self, I think it ymantic? Tragic, T’ve always told as Marcia dabbed eyes, he finished, ak you can have e's a law about If | was a mag th him.” a tear or two about you that sa girl. Verily, who remarked: -lee? wére enough to get up a fair- mibited. Tommie they could all go began bustling lie, whose emo- disgruntled to she volunteered. dge, and Marcia ttting along. Ac- hemmin’ sheets wantin’ round to very wise poet > was robbed of ’n shred > old head; . gs else,” he said. him.’ 3 comforts in any ireams and mem- hat denoted seorr r nakedness with: an't. And when chest food won't comfcrts bring Tr, side by side, hything for each and the stars, as ber of Quilts and yrack and two scorn for the on Page 18.) Lt 4 ‘i aaa Tae eee % * . yy Baath 6 i ae is Sg fis ane. OW phe gerte 9. PN Sap Peee Ms He any ook pak x Fx 2 Yovf bee ied ghee — - 4 ¢ 5 aa SA ree A Westy 7 SS ee - as > ‘SP = at eee ee fee Se ah hs oy RES eet <4 fey tae ae ae yy vA e eet x Be POR Se Oe ago ee” tus: ee ~"y* ~- ea tae Bs irae { - ad Pett Die 8 . Siete Se ee a —* ce | oe tse 7 ES 2 : ? . Fae 7 ‘ Bored Mae Os | eee é _ Neti a + 2 ° ee . oe, ~ hs a ~ + 3 ee ee Pp ea ap " ae ee sy startet 2-3 Se od e i a —T A, a ¥ t tn Doctoring Where There Are No Doctors hadn't been able to keep my feet out of the water. “When I examined the child it was in a normal con- dition and sleeping as good as any child ever did. They had just imagined, after going to bed, that the child wasn’t breathing right. The only satisfaction I got out of this trip was a little money and the pleasure of rehearsing a few sugar-coated words of the day. “Getting back home I had the same experience. Next morning my wife helped me into the house and thawed my shoes. Then I brought my saddle in by the -fire to thaw the ice out of the stirrup” ready for the next trip. “Another night I was called to attend a man who had been out possum hunting. He had cut down &tree and it had caught his left leg and broken the bones in the lower leg. I tried to get medical aid, but could not and so I proceeded to set the bones myself, a neighbor wom- an holding a lamp in one hand and helping me with the other. “T managed to get the leg set, although it was a dif- ficult job. Both ends of the bones had punched out through the flesh and I had to work them back in place, then bandage so as to leave a space for treating an open wound. The patient had a speedy recovery and is a well man today. All I got out of it was two hands of home-raised tobacco, a gallon of sorghum and a promise. The tobacco and sorghum went long ago, but I still have the promise. “Like other men who practice medicine, I’ve met almost every kind of person as to disposition. And some have fictitious ideas, delusional manias—they just imagine things. “IT remember the man who came to my house one day under the whip and told me excitedly’ that a wom- an was dying from heart failure. This was during hot weather and when I reached the place I found they had put the woman out on a shady porch and family and neighbors were gathered around, fanning her and car- rying on. My examination showed a nermal pulse and good heart action. “So I decided to teach her a lesson. I put some good hot blisters on her stomach, her wrists and the back of her neck. Then I called for a bowl of cold water and threw it in her face. She revived at once and began to “scold me, saying that I was getting all her clothes wet. “*T don't give a darn if I drown you,’ [ said, and ealled for another bowl of cold water. In just a few minutes she was completely recovered from her heart attack, and she never had another. The explanation is that when she got angry at the family she would pretend to have an attack of heart failure, so as to frighten them and thus be revenged. “This may sound like rough treatment, but it gets wearisome being called to such cases. “Then there was another case of a woman with de- lusions and a simple cure.. She was about 35 vears old and weighed 200 pounds or worse. She was trying to go crazy. She imagined that something awful was going.to happen to her. She didn’t seem to know what * ———S ———— et --— — oo A A it would be, except that it was terrible. She said she felt that she had best get up and run off and hide. “I gave her a little nerve sedative. This did no good. I told her husband she was going to have to be sent off if she didn’t get better pretty soon. Then I studied her case and decided I would give her a vermifuge. So I left a one-ounce bottle of extract of \ pinkroot, and ordered a teaspoonful every four hours, and to give oil at night and in the morning. The next evening I went back to see her. She was laughing and cheerful and told me she needed some vermifuge. “ ‘What other ideas are you going to get up?’ I asked. “*Yes, that’s what I need. I know it,’ she said. ‘Then just take the rest of these drops,’ I told her. When she found out what she had been taking she asked me to fill up the bottle again. She is now as sane a woman and in as good health as anybody. There are a good many cases like this. “Sometimes we find home remedies of a fearful kind being used. One night I was called to a place 12 miles away, to save a child which they said was choking to death. The family lived in a one-room cabin and had no means of lighting, not even candles. With burning boards and sticks from. the fireplace I examined the child, which was only 4 years old, but its face that night was as big as a man’s. Around the child’s neck was a big poultice. When I told the mother to take off the poultice, which interfered with my examination and was giving off a borrible odor besides, she was un- willing. “*T do hate to take that off,’ she said, but finally did so. The child had a bad case of tonsilitis, but after- wards I told the county officials that it looted like diphtheria, because ¥ wanted them to go there and see how those people were living. The poultice was made of refuse from the hog yard, fried in pork. It had been applied as a drawing poultice, and the child was broken out with a rash. The patient recovered and is alive and well today. All I got out of it was a good ride and the experience. “A funny case, although I’ve had many like it, was that of an old man in the neighborhood whe was sub- ject to severe chills. All the family had them. One warm afternoon he came to my house, his coat tightly buttoned, his collar turned up and trembling and shak- ing. He asked me for some quinine. “‘T don’t like to be dosing you with quinine all the time,’ I said. He insisted, and shook worse than ever. So, stepping into the house, I filled up a capsule with flour, then went out and handed it to him. Only a little while after he had swallowed the capsule his shaking stopped, and pretty soon off came his coat. Several other times I cured his chills with the same remedy. He hasn’t had a chill for years. “Flour Capsules, a little sugar and water with some coloring matter added and other harmless tricks will cure many people better than drugs do.” It is to be expected that Forest, in his practice in the Ozark hills, has received some fees which would look strange to a city doctor. Chickens have frequently been “‘paid’’ to him for medical attendance, and settings ‘ -_—-—~—-—-— —_ — — (Continued from Page 5) of eggs. Then he has taken old pistols, watches, guns, chairs, bedsteads and once even accepted a likely hound pup, credited the former owner wi‘! $5 on his ac- count. “You can hardly name anything there is in this country which I haven’t had to take in pay,” says Forest. “If I could get all that is owing to me I could retire. But I wouldn’t.” Some 10 years agd, in what was called a “still camp” in Arkansas, there was an outbreak of the itch. *‘Not only did the boys all take the itch,’ Forest re- called, “but they gave it to the rest of their folks. IT got that practice, fixing itch grease for the whole camp and having good luck with it. I hod to take my pay in the productions of the plant, a gallon jug at a time.” Meanwhile, the-hills of Oregon County extend as far as the eye can reach in every direction, plumed with straight trees and divided by abrupt valleys where dwell a healthy people who, nevertheless, sometimes need'a doctor and need him badly. Roads traverse it, winding like ribbons thrown down by children at play. It is, however, no play to traverse those roads, espe- cially during bad weather or at night or both. Dr. Forest, after 16 years of it, still loveg his profession, Does anybody else want his job? And Now - Wiese Is “ae ? — | of which time she was not heard of, about two vears after she herselfe was taken prisoner, being so detained neere twa years longer, the colonie by that means was relieved, peace concluded, and at last, rejecting her bar- barous conditions, was married to an English gentle- man, with whom at this present she is in England; the Christian of that nation, the-first Virginian who ever spake Engtish or had childe in marriage by an Englishman—a matter surely, if my meaning bee truly considered and well understood, worthy a Prince’s un- derstanding.” * * ® ‘ This letter won .immediate recognition for the In- dian Princess. Received at court with royal honors she sat at the right hand of the white man’s Queen. And then the sad ending. “But the career of the Indian Princess was short in England,’ writes the historian. “She sickened and died at Gravesend, early in 1617, as she was preparing to. return to Virginia. The event was unexpected, but it’ did not find her unprepared. She presented to the’ sorrowing spectators the sweetest example of Christian resignation and fortitude. . “She left one son, Thomas Rolfe, who was educated by his uncle, Henry Rolfe, in England, and who aftere wards became a person of distinction and fortune in Virginia. From an only daughter whom he left some of the first families of Virginia trace their descent with a just and honorable pride. Among these. we may mention a recent and distinguished instance in the pere- son of John Randolph of Roanoke.” And now, if they can find her, Pocahontas is coming home. : —— —— oe -< On the way home, after the manner of youth, the crowd sang. Marcia did not sing. She sat in the end of the hayrack and tried to reason it all out. Since yes- terday she felt changed, subdued, unreal. She loo’ed up at the clear, calm face of the yellow-white moon. The crowd was unloaded at the various homes with merry good nights. The’ Ma- son girls found that the rest of the family had gone upstairs for the night. ‘There was a letter on the dining-room mantel. Father had brought it home from the 5 o'clock mail. The letter was for Marvia. With fingers that trembled she tore it open and read it. Then she ran upstairs and called: “Folks! Everybody! Come here!” Father and mother, fully dressed, came to their door. Tillie opened her door cautiously and put out her head; a striped We Give To Boys Choice of Baseball Suit, with Cap and Belt, Bats, Balls, Catchers’ Mitts, Field- ers’ Gloves, and 200 other Gifts, FREE for selling our Magic Healing Wavol- ena, at 25c box. We Trust You! Order seven boxes today, on a postal. Sell quickly -- it goes like wildfire —used iin every home—return our money, choosing Premium you de- sire and are entbtled to. according to the Plans in the Big Premium Catalog. Outfit a Whole Baseball Team FREE! HURRY!! Waverly Co., 358 Towner Bldg. Mason’s Monongahela, Pa. kimono falling away from her long neck gave her the appearance of a curios giraffe. Junior. hearing the noise, came stumbling out of his room. “Listen! It’s from him.” aloud: “Dear Miss Mason: I tried to see you yesterday afternoon, but your landlady said you had gone home for over Sun- day. I hope you are not taking my talk to heart. Most probably you are not, as your disposition seems to be of a mar- velously cheerful and elastie type. And, anyway, what’s a dandelion or two be- tween friends? “Have just come from board meeting and have the pleasure of reporting your She read ~ election. I have placed you in the Lafay- ette School for next year, the grounds of that building being somewhat overrun with certain yellow weeds. You will no coubt take pleasure in assisting the jan- itor to eradicate them. , “T have just been talking with \Keith by phone and if I do not hear fro that it would be inconvenient, I will ir with him on Sunday and congratula you in persor-on the ‘professional hit’ you made with the Capitol City Superintend- ent. Sincerely, “JOHN R. WHEELER.” Marcia threw out her arms to them all. | “Folks!” she said in a little tense, awe- struck voice, “I was born under a lucky star.” “Land sakes, I believe it!’’ Father said. They were all talking at once, after the manner of the Masons. Katherine laughed. “You old fraud, you don’t deserve it.” Eleanor’s contribution was: ela, I adore a good profile.” Tillie was saying: ‘‘My govd land, you do beat the Dutch!” “Oh, Mar- Junior, at the close of a prodigious/] Eecky Star yawn, unintelligibly: “Whe ‘e mean, dandelions?” Only mother said nothing. She was looking at the lovely, flushed face of her starry-eyed girl and making a liitie in- coherent prayer: “Dear Lord--keep her happy--like that.” The excitement over, they all went back to their rooms. “I can't help but be glad she zot it.” Father was pulling off his sock and ten- derly regarding his favorite corn. ‘Bu’ it wasn't a verv good lesson for her, t have it turn out this way.” Mother was immediately on the othe side of the argument. “Oh, she’s had pun. ishment enonrgh, father—that scare” Mother brushed her hair for a few mo | ments, and then added: ‘I must sa’ though. I don't like that dandelion dea! it’s too much like deceiving.” Father, with alacrity, veered to the op posite side. “Oh, | don’t know,” he said, cheerfully; ‘“‘that’s what I call good, old- fashioned Yankee shrewdness.” So they (Continued From Page {2) ’ peaceably es they had done for 26 years. Aeross the ball. Marcia finished braid- ing her hzir. turned out the light and. snapped ip the shades. Pale, silveryx golden-v hite, the moon floeded her siim, . youthful figure in its soft, «clinging gown. Surreptitionsiv. deftly, she slipped a large, square envelope under her pillow. ‘Then she said: “Kathie, some‘hing tells me ['m going to epie™ ten ' ‘ne with John.” (Copyright. ) _ A } |S | | a | | ——————} |} ; .Long Range Telescope «;"%,,, ‘tiee® le range. Guarantecd. Value $4.00. at ©. 0. D, Se | or $1.5, BENNER & CO., D-ti, Trenton, N. ADVERTISEMENT. NEW METHOD HEALS RUPTURE Kansas City Doctor’s Discovery went to bed, arguing amiably, quarreling, Makes Truss or Operation Uns ROOM ELECTRIC $ LIGHTING FIXTURES p_¥, hraes metal tn finishes: wired complete with elass- ware. Ready to he installed. on! $24.50. SEND NO MONEY Par when fixtures art i-livered. Send 2c stamp for illustreted catalog. UNITED LIGHTING FIXTURE CO., Ine.. 280 Bowery, New Yerk City, Dest. 5&. nN a:TCHe SIINDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. 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Perhaps this had helped to |make the man a madman. - , P The Coroner read to the jury a portion of a letter left by Maltby, addressed to a Mr. _Robinson: ‘to make an early cup of tea. and when I ‘came to the room she seemed funny and ‘woman. She fell on her knees and the crowbar and broke in the front door. Just as the heavy- bar fell to the floor the sound of a pistol shot upstairs was heard. Health agents and Scotland Yarders rushed upstairs. They battered in the coor to the Maltby apartment. In the front room, in bed, with the covers pulled over him, lay Cecil Arthur Maltby, just dead. The revolver with which he had shot himself, putting the barrel in his mouth and blowing out his brains, still was hot from the explosion. Nailed to the door of Maltby’s bedroom was found this note, undated: “In memory of Alice H. Middleton, who committed suicide on Thursday, Aug. 24, 1922, 8:30 a. m. Pat, darling, why did you do it? Everybody loved you. IT can- not live without you. When I can brace up my courage, shall soon be with you.” The note was signed “Cecil A. Maltby.” De ectives entered the bathroom, which served also 2s a kitchen. Against the wail was a porcelain ‘bathtub; covered with a thick board. Apparently this had been used at times as a makeshift dining, tuble. It was strewn with litter. They ‘lifted the. board. tn the bathtub, badly decomposed, lay The corpse was wrapped in bed sheets, lained with blood. The body was identi- fied as that of Mrs..Alice Hilda Middleton. VI. On the premises were found several letters written by Maitby, the man who for full five months had lived in a house with the corpse of a married woman who had lived with him for several months before her tragic passing. The letters were from the living to the dead. One ran thus: “Pat, I hear you calling me. I have been trying to brace up courage all day. I will really do it. I will try and do it the same way you did. Cheerio darling— I shall soon be with you.—CECIL (Moppy). “It wants some doing on a _ teetotal stomach. I want to go and get you some more flowers, but your husband and Billy Billy, but I cannot face your poor hus- band.” ‘““Moppy.”’ as it turned out from letters found, written to Maltby by Mrs. Middle- The detectives at first accepted the Incidentally, amongst the rubbish were found the faded letters from Charles Dick- ens to Maltby’s grandfather. VIl. At the Coroner’s inquest the true facts came out. Closer examination proved that three bullets had been fired into the back of the woman's head. Two of them were extracted by the Coroner's surgeons. “The dear little lady, Mrs. Middleton, who had been living with me since Jaa- uarv, committed suicide at 8:50 on Aug. 24. She shot herself through the top of the head. It seems unnatural, but I went said she was going to shoot herself. I struggled with her. and she was a strong gun went off three times.” Thus ended the letter: “I put Mrs. Mid- dleton in the bath, and have not liked to part with her dear soul.” The police theory is that Maltby. known to be insanely jealous of Mrs. Middleton, feared she was about to leave him when she got the post card from her sister, and that there was a quarrel and he killed her m jealous anger. The Coroner's jury fourd a verdict of murder and suicide. Obviously it was) 'evite impossible for Mrs *'!dleton to} | have shot herself thrice in the back of. ‘her head. Either of the three bullets’ ‘made a wound calculuted to suspend ‘muscular motion, if not. indeed, to cause instant death Maltby was terribly emaciated. Sens! ors opined that he had not eaten a mouth- | ful for many days. There was no food, | no water, no means of lighting or heat- ing the house. Probably werse than all to Maltby in his state of physical - and mental horror, there was ho alcoholic beverage left. Emoty bottles thrown about showed that he had used stimulants to excess,in the hope of nerving himself to answer “the cali” of Mrs. Middieton. The man’s efforts to evade the stain of murder upon his own memory were evi- dent in the several letters wherein he sought to create the impression of the woman's séif-destruction. Fér five months Maltby had lived alone with the dead woman. -The premises were indescribably filthy. Sanitation had been suspended altogether. No water for bath- ing, the bathtub itself occupied by a grew- some parcel that for 18 years had been a beautiful and faithful wife. No gas for cooking. Such food as the crazed mai got by stealth, on his infrequent noc- GOITRE Any reader of this paper suffering from Goitre (big neck) can get free information telling how to cure it at home without operation, danger or discomfort, by writing Dr. Rock, the eminent Goitre Specialist, Box 737, Dept. 220, Milwaukee, Wis. 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OomMsvo HOUS! a END NO MONEY — — oe — Age se HOUSE, "Dept. w. w-S3, Seuth Sth SL. ladeiphia, Pa. pots money in rites you may send me « Ff peckage of Domnio Wrinkle (ream (regular price | dollars). When it is in my hands | will pay the only $1.95 (‘plus few cents postage) in full pa retain the privilege of returning the package within. | days and having my money refunded if I am not a and save é (Price outside TT. a $2°"0 ya" wirr order)

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ee eee bed From Page 9) meee Peet, CALLED JULIE (Continued From Page 7) tions. The nurse informed him that, dur- alarm system. the detective told him al! “Which is Julie?” Dr. Frecon inquired. afterwards developed, Pierre had acquired ing ber mother’s absence, she had been abont it, stressing the point that it had “I don’t think I’ve been inivoduced to a mania for old coins which was hardly permitted to have everything for which peen installed under the orders of Madame her.” excelled by that of his master. Of course she had expressed the slightest wish. Renant \s nearly as be could tell, the “There she is over in the corner,” Ce- his limited means prevented hin from There were blocks and games of almcest coin collector expressed purely natural leste declared, “the one with the yellow acquiring many of the pieves he wanted. every known kind, books and dolls and surprise at the information, and contented curls, in the high chair. She's a pretty But, finally, after resisting temptation miniature sets of furniture, as Well as en- himself with a shrug of the showders and big girl, isn't she?” for a long tfme, he succumbed, and ‘when tire wardrobes and trumks in which to the inquiry: “What good did it all do? “Indeed she {s," the detective agreed, of “Not now.” was the answer. “I'm busy offer any objection, and I must insist tat coins! this. fer it’s too late to go inte that puttine Julie to bed. She had an opera- you search my rooms as well. The coins ° ’ ° . ° * now. I'l give you the details of it sme tion this morning. you khow. Pierre will were heavily insured, you know, asd there “And that,” concluded Bill Quinn, “is «ter time.” and he moved over tor ard tell you about it. He was the doctor and might be some suspicion”- His re- the reason that Julie occupies a place of ‘he window as if to give an imi‘ation of i was the nurse.” mark ended with a suggestive smile and honor in my collection. I think you will ‘‘erre in the act of locSing up for the “I think she lixes to play with Pierre an upward movement of his shoulders. have to admit that she deserves it, for if rich more than she does with anyone else,” Before noon Dr. Frecon had secured the you will examine her anatomy yor wil! the nurse volunteered. “He comes up necessary assistance and. with the aid of find that four inches of the stitches on (Cop) right.) every morning and romps with her while half a dozen men, spent the afternoon ber left side differ radically from tneve pa eae : : | | have my breakfast. The master doesn't in a thorough examination of the prem- om the rest of her body. An exvellen: hid “PURPLE INK” RANTE . get up until later. so that arramcement ises from garret to cellar. from: the ing place, wasn't it?” | Will Appear Next in This Series. Dep. §.P.1SW.34 St. suits everybody. front gate to the rear entrance. But to “One that was fully comparable to Pre's FREE fo the™ Armless sors, gnawed raw, the There was evidence that some of his solitery that covered the bath- od spiritual nightmares suffered during. those be left to the imagina- n Poe, perhaps, could ort of soul-dissection .f tremity, but even Poe's ve been inadequate. The eimply here, in. bare fer. if he or she cares to h the matter, may til it wh on’ the ske'eton, of there « + With a final word or two to the child, no avail. Nowhere did the slightest clew ‘Purloined Letter," I agreed. “Rut what | Dr. Frecon took bis leave and made his develop, and nowhere was there the least I don’t understand is why Pierre whom way back inte the mein part of the house, indication that anything was out of the you have painted as the impeccable and where he was ‘oreed to admit to M. Re- Ordinary. ° thoroughly reliable servant, should sid- > 192-page beck showing bow thouxands of ‘ : 4 armiess mechanies, artisans. office werk- nant that he discovered nothing that could As the days passed and only the most ly yield to a temptation which he had ir fies with the armas artiartet ‘hoon be of the least assistance in solving the complimentary reports were uncovered by "esisted for years. Surely he could have Photographs of users ‘Pelion, chaving ond mystery of the missing coins. Partly to investigations of the past histories of the '0Ubed bis master at almost any time.” Shierts. carrying Gen Ge” Gms satisfy his own curiosity as to the expres- various servants in the Renant household, | '°8 €*Plained Quinn, “but into this | Ae ttn ali to ‘aasene im! Ne obliga- sion which would appear apon the other’s Dr. Frecon began to feel more and more °25¢ there entered that strange something | cannes CARTIFICIAL Liwre C9 | ; Bide.. Ny ADVEETISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. ought to know the details of the byrelar should have been full of clews. was abso- T lutely lacking in them. Everyone con- ED cerned 'problem, turning it over and over in his $1600 to $2300 Year 4 way Mail (lere Examination questions; .(2) List of 'burglar alarms, and also because of the Steady work. Ke layoffs Paid vacations Send coupen teday—SURE. / Adrtress. . Not only your friends, felt inclined to believe that the whole_af quickly acquire. ,Renant himself engineered the robbery in} = * - discovery which removed my supér- ch soften and whiten the face, and partly because of the fact that uneasy. This case, which, on account of WHICH people call ‘collectors’ fever.” As it! LS) Seees —ee THE NEWEST AND MOST STYLISH appeared to be above suspicion, : all — — -_ — — a — —_— . Frankiin jastitute, Dept. P-268, Rechester, W. Y. | point which he might have overlooked. MEN—BOYS 18 TO 35 Goverament jobs obtainable: (7} Send sample coaching ‘faet that none of the coins had been ° Name nels—-few though these were—Dr. Frecon | = lf, will be astonished at fair had been planned and executed from kle Cream besides banish- order to secure the insurance? Had | Helene, the nurse, had a hand in the flygus hair at once — then forever ws ee every trace of beauty- es and molding the skin iooth, firm surface. he considered that the master of the house the way the house had been guarded. on . 4 , and the detective spent many a sleepless Rail M S s enderizing VOILE | night wondering and worrying about the way ail Clerks ‘mind in a vain effort to discover some / Sirs: Send me. without charge, (1) Sample Keail- On account of the efficiency of the| SHOULD WRITE IMMEDEATELY lessons @md (tril me how to get a postion. , offered for sale through the usual tin education safficient “f face has grown years ab _— | | ° new youthfulness your. the inside. But how. and by whom? Had Le ]] bo h k b] t me tell you about the remarkabie yntains certain marvelous Pierre, the valet, been implicated. or had -rime? “The onlv person in the house who To hook at mv face todav—-to see for veurs, and tried numerous wavs nea be absolutely clear of suspicion.” |my skin as free from hair as a baby 's to relieve the eondition — “recon muttered. as he considered the! and as clear and rosy looking as that painful br raat sor wy w many ene gig See L. ! a eae te i ili oy - dhe of a young girl vou would not be- Now | want every woman wha on € | ! s Celeste. rtainty no child of that!):... : , | : ee cutckiy sat saath eee nf Ex o¢e would have had an inclination to take or : that I well } ‘wre : from unsightly. embarrag#< trace of the lines that ; de an copper coins, even if she could have| warded ae with nan on hair growths, to know about this «lis- our whole appearance. It ro en into the | checks, ehin and Imps. and with a skin rovery which to banish each and every couldn't.” Coarse and hlemisher!, onee. ane with a few applieations re. moves it permanently. I want fo tel! tter how deep seated it may women how they ean use this method You cannot fully appreciate the marveious ; even tne change this long panel ef- Once literally A ters re'noves the hair nt drawer -which she & j Snddenliv. he sat up as erect as though! comenane had rie ed } ry) + ith a needle. i deposit in the Producers Bank of Philadelphia backs ee. If within ten days yu han satisfied with the im- rings in your appearance, fll be instantly refunded, on. d No Money woman may try this great new making a very special intro- pu need not send a single penny pon below and we wil] send unmarked container a regular Domino Wrinkle Cream. When de it to you simply pay hir. ad price of $1.95 «plus a few mn full payment. Surely, you » overlook this splendid offer. bu have the cuarant®ed p money refunded if you are not pauiite at the recu'ar price of Domino which contains some of the nta known. is $500. It is only introductory offer, which may ain. that we have reduced the ould act immediately. Domino ll soon rid vou of every line ‘dt is a natural prenaration—ard OU won't have to wait lonc coupon—no monev Rut art his erecia! offer ia withdrew coupon today—now. (‘NO HOUSE ND NO MONEY c oaiieeil ——= ~~ Dept. W-53, Phitadeiphia, Pa. advance you mar send me a fullsire Wrinkle (ream (regular price five i in my hands | will pay the pestman OW cenis posiage: in full payment. ! | of returning the package within ten monry refunded if | am not surprised the wonderful results lI am to be ——ver Oe ee he fee Pe may send money with coupon sare poalage S $27.10 cash with order.) FEST Hip j Se 2. Ract Rea Into his consciousness flashed the recol- betion of vher the child had said upon ‘the only occasion he had seen her. Then. without paus‘'n* further to consider the matter he iammed on his hat and made his wav with a'l possible sneed to the /Yenant honce. where he was relieved to ‘find that the door was opened by the but- ler rather then the valet. ef explanation: | ' SEND NO MONEY | for these AUTOMATICS THESE GUNS ARE SRAND NEW ANO USE STANDARD AMMUNITION Limited: pay postman on errivs! monry cash. chek. ; be procartiy | | EDWARDS IMPORT TRADING CORP. 288 Breadway wEw YORK. ; : eee SUNDAY MA‘ sAZINE—ST. LOUIS POS} interested. “Take me immediately *o Vile. Celéste’s nursery.” he told Edouard. adding, by way “I desire to see Helene at once.” But it was in the child herself, rather) than in the nurse. that the detective was “Yes.” was the frank repiv. accompa- nied by the wide opening of ber blue eyes. '“Pierre did it because be said he thought IuHe looked pale. He eut a part of her hody right here.” and a tiny forefinger in- dicated a region of the stomach. “and| took out some of her insides. The: seemed to be lite sawdust. Then he ceewed Julie un again. and | guess she ‘must have been all right. because there has been nothing wrong with her since. She's gained weight, too.’ added the ~oungster, wi'h a proud and simost ma- ernal smile The moment he reached the| ‘nursery he asked Celeste if she remem- ihered the operation she had told him had |} been performed on one of her dolls on the ‘morning of the only time he had seen ‘her. A Woman’s Experience The transformation has been mar- velous—all through a truly wonder- ful discovery «f Seienee which im- mediately ban sied every vestige of thé hair and yvave me this perfect complexion. This, after I had suf- iYere ? from embarrassing hair growths 173 OISPATCH—MAREH 4, themselves, in the privacy of their homes, and prove, without risking a penuv. that it 1s abl I elaim for it. [ say that this discovery wiil re- move superflnous hair permanent’, aud thet it ws the only method that | know of whieh will do this. The diseoveryv: which hronght to me is untike anything else vou have ever tried. It IS nor a Sepence powder not a paste, not a WwaX. ini 4 heqraned., not a razor. not electrols 8 lf causes no pain—no. burning. no itehing. no searring. ITt:not only re- moves the hair—it gives the skin «a new heantv-—-makes it soft, rosy. free from pimples, roughness am] other blemishes. to be applied by a beauty specialist. You use it vourself. It’s the sim plest. easiest wav vou ean imagine. My Free Book Tells the Secret—Send for It | have written a hook which tel's how I eame to discover this amazing method and how any woman can get rid of superfiuous hair, and know that it is permanentiy gone. Dont send a penny —don't make any promise. Just write to me. The book is FREE A post card brings it Address Annette Lanzette. care tiy: gienic laboratories, Dept. 56, 204 S. Peoria Street, Chicago, I. elear. It does not tnve

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WiSP 186 PR OTOGRAVURE- SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 102 PICTURE SECT/ON ART STUDENTS AT THEIR COSTUME BALL — —_—— — —__ = —— —— eee Oe ee eee ee ‘ te, r = ee ee aoe ee FA 5 Sx lee tT ee ae } wom . “ veg oy ge ; ~ = aie . ' ts Le ¥ 7 4 ae) nit 4 da: GATE AAT SR tag ne ‘ o 6 ; : “~ a ‘ 2 s Petter ~ me ie. bag tt aoe, ere ~ * Miss Ann Musick in “Follies” Egyptian costume. Left to right: Misses Lilla Donovan, Bettie Brown, Laura Me!s- heimer, Elizabeth Mowen, Ethel Schmoli and Helen Strodtbeck Miss Aline Roberts and Melvin _

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mmx] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION Ct. = _) 2 DPECORDS O} HUNTS A RECORDS OF TWO NOTABLE AFRICAN GAME Sa s. s = Pa tad ae ~ & ag ea ee ae ee —— oe CAMERA mS # Rs % 4 ee em Senegal anil Pee Mua Pk SSS APS, 5 fee ol t's a ser. | Oe ee ee —* es ~ og me o e = oS egg feeamm cm emt a a ite rs 5 7 ; tef ow» A Natives grouped about a giant gorilla killed on the Barns expedition. This was one of many species of game found in the great crater. An African native and one of our evolutionary ancestors. The man is above ordinary stature, but he is a pigmy in comparison with his hairy prototype. — ii nrarnat This gorilla seemingly died with the expression of undying hate on his face. He was one of the smaller animals of the kind killed on the Barns expedition. y - i a ~~, wo ow, oe “4 —_ ” ~ » ~e-0 a ee . ~~ Sw = Segnye = Chis picture is a graphic portrait of a slain gorilla. Note its enormous size in comparison with the men behind it. Sometimes they , . ew 3 -_ : , catch them instead a ——_ — iw , eee we a ee re = . T. Alexan d . of killing them. | ge aan 4 a © x : ial) st was | Barns, Britis This picture, made | 4 3 me . | 1 yt Me . aa oom 7 | , ! bi is oy scientist and lec- on the Morden ex. oe — es 4 , ff aw : : itt 3 7 turer, recently dis- pedition, shows . : ag i -% 4 : 2 ” ote oe - pes . ae , . . : 7 aay a hs _ _ ° , ty . ; a , ’ - M fs. ©: F. Martin .* _ : we | a my ye aad ¢ | | : ele al - — rl oo and her pet cheetah 4 | : me 4 F. -_ 2 , 3 ing in the Mrs. Martin is a 7 My... Bo > wae ho . - ie : a. a ) ‘ ' mous crater of daughter of Sir Ed a ps i ¥ et , GOR ab : a . a ; } Mount Kilman- ward Northey. late i “ = ‘ ide : " > on , - a 4 * a)? | “eee : The picture Governor-General of xhilaga : 4 Se a ae ae me Z: & | _ 7.4 ' | no" some of British East Africa ae ‘ Peewee ee ee ee om A lithograph ‘ormerly known ‘wo Indians at rig beta Sie : f a % bs 7 ~) =. 2 ao . . 4 iv . wie, aot re: F Re . a ~

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SUNDAY MORNING RARE een a a THETU LSE TT Ta tinge pany gary herrrrseverrerpe:: Peere » TOOPe Ore PCF ORET): TTT aaah hAaAA LAL . AME Lee riibped POOH UGG TD oe Y Teen ate Peete cay TTT 4 sane UL LLLLUL LL u gt PTT ate seer gee 68? age Beet ofss sere (OO0t CORR aes anes eat tere eee PiGtar VEE THAT FOF a8 ete cee ou" ' v, ; tr ; ' we TTL Whi @ err eeecieegy peree C80t0 Oot , * te ‘ TTT a | gee one on TTR Le Th APL BUUBIAR TTB grad) ITN _ ALiddy Sasenee TT Tee UC go “ae « OPE Ope ngge ape UNE gnapan eres , | : FS mi , a SUMED UTHEATIN EULA HHT tig -HARL) REiCHEK wi w . . > oe . P : . : that it a oem oa on wads nn Of this steel eae. mB, One of several recent purchases in New York City by Arthur A. Kocian of the Noonan-Kocian Co. The pl Fours ad hace y ofmann and engraved by E. B. Krausse in 1854. Almost at the center is Chestnut street. and the Court House Stands out prominently M pretax. estnut. * Tne upper left center js Chouteau’s Pond. The large number of steamboats and the piles of freight on the levee recal] the palmy bl As e is eee } OF river traffic. e——— ae i or ome ™— _ Barns, Britis} scientist and lec turer, recently dis Covered a hithert unknown tribe liv ing in the enor: mous Crater oO! Mount Kilman garo: The pictur: shows some oo: them in at the death of a lion. : &- : ~% ae . ; . wT, Se ok pee NLD Ney. Wns) | irs. ; ... ie oserermase all "ae |! MA —S : ; 2 . Cay tay rs . rt FY Ih yn Hit Wd ee ity °* of na : 4 =. : Ms, : c Pr > ! Ps , —" y 3 — : Piteeien — b ” i a TV at tb 4 7 ; . ; | “iat guides ane ) aaah “ =e ; : = are ee . ' | LPN Pee o4-:5 eats hre , : ~ —— | . |; “€:pers who accom ‘Spe Nhe . — = a eae "oO fF Panied her on the | | lion hunt The lions ~ a | mas. nasil | ‘Py . —_ — | a : were shot in the : , _ ett : : a ee a aa Sot 7* 4 | Open and not from a : ; ' pee, — arate Ry PIE IP hl b o ; = , , —_* , ) ’ = 4 ’ ~ = . a o > = PY BT@pn in colors. bearing the legend, “View of Front Stree so 9 te —__— ee T has : ‘patie gh : Vuls D was the levee : ’ ' ia Be Sa thr tA PP ae ype iown he picture was by J. C. Wild. ana : ——s : " : : ) a} =» entitied “St. Louis Court House ' “a°« ae iphe : r ACE Note th Varted } ¢ oi? } } : gan et ripnt, werted Dy the tal! Duildings Which surround watching the roustabouts handle freight aie Fe a ‘ormer building of the Planters Hote ne \ LL EL

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, : | 4 > SUNDAY MORNING ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOG RAVU RE PICTURE SECTION S MARCH 4, 1923 _ eo az : U ’3 , Miss Ann Cartete, widely known as the “Magazine Cover Girl,” aide mind a cover of snow when she made this start for an artist's studio at Riverdale, N. Y. oe —Wide World Phote — St. Louis girl who recently married John Bullen, Florida architect. She was Miss Aline Reavis, aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Reavis. —_ - Lady Ursula Grosvenor, whose engagement to marry Jack Anthony, a noted amatetr steeplechase rider, has been announced. She is the daughter of the Duke of Westminster. at 18 natura res OO ’ > Maes , es: » o> a “ie. Tabs > eo = eS OF The National Le “the most perfect prize. aon diate & as > oo “at is freeing thousands from all the ills of constipation oi serey SL ca . mn seer i » oe ae ate tee Tag fOLS California with a prosperity that is rite worth your immediate investigation. There is room for many thousands coming to California and her Great —where more people have ban where crop values are twice tne average per acré, where homes homelike, schools are better people earn more, spend nm to restore normal, healthy conditions. Eat two or three cakes a day— OE se at gaps Pal ao enoeeeeeeeeeFe @&aaer G@ a a ce Pe) "ad Pr A - ° ' « ‘7 : : : 4 ra ‘aea ki . } Vy Yeast consists of millions of 1V t yuices—preferably half an hour he last thing at Every cake of Fleischmann’s in, or dissolved in water, milk or : > é ¢ — - “ - Oa -. r er od fl a "AZ af go . * ; . i " — centrate 4 ard bALLa@tCuU » ee gn oue* cee re Or ny intestinal you eat it plain, follow with 3 : 1 1 several Cakes 4 > | | . ' ‘3 at. ’ . > er . Se > — keep several os if you are one of ¢ omen of large 4 3 . oy Ish stout in a cool, dry Be sure you : it slenderizes and straightens* your et Fleischmann’s vt rure—how it Hattens the abdomen; how tru's 11 i t demonstrates that No woman is too Stout All grocers | ) , Answer in Your Mirror! - ne \r? ~ser rrr . hb ae e ' me OFF VeCTOTe a MIfTot! — Ce = ow Californias Assets California's delightful climate means a year-round crop-growing season and Cali- fornia’s beautiful valleys produce new fortunes yearly in fruits, vegetables and grain. Lofty mountains supply cheap (Californians. hydro-electric power and water for irriga- of California tion, and verdant hills mean profitable serested in the sound deve paéturage for livestock. State, will gladly send y Po Ge iat he Cl 4 ' east be Styiish —when she wears -* ’ . o . a sve ‘ 66 \ 1; 0 + | . ft af et | Inc.. m-D1 SE citizens rst «” g- ~ te tative information. whet e: } “ ’ sal 4 . California's boulevarded roads mean ing as a visitor. a homeseeke: speedy and economical motor tramsporta- of business or farming op! tion; the magnificent expanse of San in and mail the coupon be Francisco Bay and the broad rivers of the send you without charee Poe HR ad ~ - * p= you care adout appeart: eh: i oe " 1A =F | rty pe uf cs 1g from twenty to lighter in weight, from three to hve inches s/:mmer in measurement, this Spring, you will be sureto buya Stylish Seout’’ Corset oe sis Great Valley are natural highways of trated booklet. Write uornians ajoraian &£AN FRANCISCO — fatsvomenam 2c... eee ee 140 Montgomery St., Room 548A, San Francisco, California. Please send me your 48-page illustrated booklet, “California—Where Life Is Better. + »” ~% own ed a ee >» ae? -_ oe “ - ‘Stylish Stout” styles: $6.50 and up; new, non- acing, édastic corsets— Stylastre Sevlish Stout-"" $10. to $25. Sizes 28 to 44 waist “Assured perfect regularity” " . , Choose Stylish Stout’ Brassteres, too, if you’ d _s veare old a > we i a -— ke to have slenderized lines above the waist ~L Sete S 1 14 o eV en) a New Yorker wrote ng that could he $ug- '' For new bo kiet, address WEINGARTESN Bros. Inc 47 West 74th Street, New York City , So , ~~ oh, - o il ad Po > : ? Sd00000% street AY Name Street ¥ sTait 7A City State Se } AY a SWS : " 4 PLEASE PRinT YOUR BMAME AND ADDRESS O'ISTINCTLY

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[sunpay womsmc ] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION wee . ee > Baby Pants SEE THAT SMOOTH SURFACE 2 * ° ~ oe 4 — ~ ee Oe ee er LE EE A ET LILO oan ee - — = o me Be; I « 4 ” —Sagndinsl _ : “0 . al ‘ . " 7 — a fo “ . pn tan ee a ne enya «~ ote ¥ MISSOURI! "AC IET 1426 AO a St i a ga NA “ 2 TP I? wg gO, we SANITARY LEG AND WAIST OPENINGS NO SEAM TO CATCH DIRT OR WATER L- # >, er" 7, : . + ; ae . Scie ae ne ee ee oH , hy A - te y ” ~ 2 : ng ms . “ Ae . he? brid a. Daw . ° ’ - 9 aa ve ? = SEA 4 sy % i« . - at ' >t “ . - age a a an ae sO re ig yee . ey . * Sel te. ene : & Cay . . "4% wre ar » pis . 3 we “ze b ws ‘ : ~ SA of. eit . eres Vee *- “—* ° ”~ 2 Ps “a + ; it ty w Be ET a REPO crap 7 Daal “ See the “Mikado” and the flivver side by side. The Ford car is 11 feet 2'4 inches long and 7 feet high with top. The locomotive shown here, which is one of 46 new-type freight engines being delivered to the Missouri Pacific Railroad, is 82 feet 212 inches long. Four new-type passenger engines also are in the order, and they are 6 feet 3 inches longer than the freight locomotive. The engine shown here can draw 300 loaded freight cars. A “booster” device under the cab adds 12,000 pounds to its power. | S ) money your name and ad. , i then send you one of these / nne . — x Pease Hes — = a learned tion. This pow- Tabi T ers d Cents Ring Re. 1 Ladies Ring Ro. 2 There im not space in this advertise- cer im a recent discovery of my labor fion iavdiets. ney aid the = Genuine Tifnite gem Neweet style mounting Solid ment to tell my story. Rend for Free tories and tte action in that of tonic and tive systern to obtain the full Silid wcldmia Wide het | teed Genuine Rinite gem Tria! bottle and learn all anUsepti A package now Bi witl , ’ , : . band §-prong setting to most | paratae' ght fa Mars T. Goldmans Hair Color Re- each dull sized bottle and nutriment of food They help " held etome securely enquisitels rich setting etorer is a clear colorless liquid clean pa Kuge Im ime luded in ms . aie “ " Nature to turn food into muscle, ' om - ‘ . , - ; é 7 | fi | ae water No greasy sediment to make ‘nted free trie!) outfit l urge vou to bone and sinew instead of fat. Order Quick these rings te eats ine Cover Girl. didn t Z your hair sticky and stringy, nothing to *end for this patented outfit today and . -* sop Teretnce ° ves te f — ; wash or rut off. Application easy, fre- prove how easily, surely and beneficially Marmola Prescription Tablets i on ore-war beste. Send etrip of paper ring t or an artist S studio j xtored color perfect, in any light Faded ,OU Can festore your own rey hal on d { f seeond joint of finger for your rite @ta« Wwe wi Ss : Bray hair are made trom the tamous ar- huree of theee I faite When it fa) , J ’ , ’ or discolored halr just am surely and ite natura! color = ; oe Ae r ~ - have Ae } ; mola prescription Thousands : can jolt d % , we will refund pugs depoott. Tt to bs wafely reatore a® hatr naturally gras - i Phot ¥ Exper tence my teacher Send a a prea patented have found that these handy 7 po ae De | ips panne al 6d od bps meach " ull the epeete! ' 5 # invente mv scientific helr color re- Free Tria ittit which contains a tris t tablets give complete rehef from [ - ‘ —e ‘ Dat k sae original color meet = an nage ngs af Praha instr - obesity. And when the accumu- — THE TIFNITE COMPANY ee ee ee ee ene otek on lation of fat is checked, reduction nonenans 511 8. Plymouth Ct., Dept 379 Chicago, Ili. int rT! lions have used it and if) Incdicute iillions more It im the most LH Tt al in mame and address to normal, healthy weight soon Sede NAINA AN aa Win wins OT ey Vite . Of VIN IALA ATA A, PROBA ] biggesrt welling preparation pin 4 thy] ‘neiose a ior vy of follows Jfe he he fv fs if in the worla you Have mor ething new to offer ox «~~ ae Please print your name and address eas cas aman All good dru stores the world over portant, Im the shape Mery T. Goidman, (06C Goldman Bidg., St. Poul, Mina, sell Marmola Prescription Tablets at G6 <7 ¢ es EP a ni Sf Ury, /Sokdina 7° Vieane send your patented Free Trial Outfit. X shows one doliar a box. Ask your druggist for | Kir (< olor Frestorer~ P of hale them, or order direct and they will be : mecem rewn. amen ears sent in plain wrapper. postpaid. 4 ’ ight bere ia@ht auburn Aght red bionde 7 ) MARMOLA COMPANY ' 225 Garfield Bidy . Detroit, Mich. SS ace ‘ fits . Over 10,000,000 Bortles Sold ~~ y ps SS Unmatched Values! TWO New Gneruan Lady. Models The National League for the Prevention of Spinal Curvature offers a prize of $1000 for iP . h TW D “ay N “the most perfect set of ribs in America,” and here’s a group of girls competing for the | W, 1C ymeet O oa inité eeds ound prize. ~Copyrig rood @ panda Poy. seew = Ve ee — LL LL LAA ete ii el at ane tint CP A NO TA ROO ve ew eer mo or vigitey ~ a4 a en an — ‘‘oAn osly skin ts especially liable to infection” : ie. f" It You (ould See inta the Future! Th . t t , ¢ ’ ty ? ; : ‘i a ‘ 7 vt 5 ke ee i 2 | / ; : ‘ j 1 ri .\ ; ee : / : |’ ‘ tu Could see when \ ee ” , at Lingette— how Jong ~ won ae a ee ‘ . A Ny ACN CN LE ea seat tal OR fe ee re RT RE _ “9 ~ . Sete aie ~ Srnias trim towns and oe . . . : ° “. | : ; , , ; | ” ive with commercial, dai @) 171 an Ol § 171 iv. oe ” | iF i ; « and seep its shimmering, si! , * - . f : . ¢ ; ‘ , y » 5 . beaut - Vo rey i ‘ “A at (37 “ ring and shipping Ling Ww ne'ner oma « lk vour skin has the habit of continually getting oily and shiny —you cannot begin too soon to correct this condition. \ skin that is too oily is not only unattractive in itself — it is especially liable to infection from dust and dirt. and thus epn.- 5 Many thousands now and her Great Valley e have bank accounts, a re twice the national eourages the formation of blackheads and other skin troubles - fa | | | ne acoat fashionad s + safe choice is here homes are more that come from outside infection. Model 630 e pee ' | | e ’ ‘* . = ’ rh ‘ ; , " ¢ : : & | ees eyes. Where You can overcome excessive oiliness by using every night A well-made model of durable pink Coutil ah? ; | | 4 _ — the following treatment: with rubber inserts at the top. Especially | A | ee | desig: ec + vive the average figure sfniafrt ye | | | | i i ' 5.7 4 ryanivyatic y oar , lines supporting the stomach correctly anc . oi ‘ 7 ) anization f IRST cleanse your skin by washing in your usual! holding the back and hips flat and slim | | bee | Everybody thinks its silk wav with Woodbury’s Facial Soap and Juke-warm Sizes 23 to 3t 3 $3.50 water. Wipe off the surplus moisture, but leave the skin slightly damp. . Model (14 search : sree Now, with warm water work up a heavy lather of es aaa ry ~ a " « ain anel Woodbury’s Facial Soap in your hands. Apply it eet yy RaydioGird ye illus- to your face and rub it into the pores thoroughly WO — recognized os uly b eeGers OF pete ress —always with an upward and outward motion. remarkable—displayed in lead- p pot : Rinse with warm water, then with cold—the colder ing Stores everywhere this Spring — the better. If possible, rub your face for thirts featured wherever American Lady seconds with a piece of ice. models are sold! See these two special pinata models at your favorite dealer's. Ask Within a week or ten days after commencing this treatment vou for them by name and number. will notice a marked improvement In your complexion. They represent an achievement in an oy wenn al , : ss : stvies are featurea * -———---—--o ew (set a cake of Woodbury’s today, at anv drug store or toilet : , | ; | | . combining the best in corsetry with Look for the guarantee ts goods counter. A 25-cent cake lasts a month or six weeks. ) . ; — Woodbury’s also comes in convenient 3-cake boxes. | a price as low as $3.50! der. It identines ew 7 e Life Is Better.” : RT OES. a = : —_ a ee er

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j —H—————_—_ Fh | yon — a 4 + ct oUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION C=: se: eigen A iy Riana A PER ERE bo SRR |Bargain #4 oe #the The meteria!l & « tte! retine jerery, oth of exce! ent Little Po rrot ~— : . x. S ‘SS SS a 7 ee eee - — me "se eairt “ae e- aetie race’ end and two peteh porkets at "si end "oomy Phie suit can be worn for afl et end your end actress oO herey the poaetrmar ~ vere (he eet of Paur Gear " ey Ser 68.86 ‘for 4 We cave =a he "recepertation cmets aoe ot yeoctod ~earfu 3 ~fand an Waiter Field Ca., Best. 1 a 0G oe one ay re 7" " —— Pas J nae rhe “i as Pr: ~<A Abe Tites Ce i. wed ~ oe wae ern eee * : . | Ss A Substitute for Castor Oil ee. 5 Doss ADCS ) Especially for Infants and Childrerv

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oh ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION You, too, may have a good position You have the same personal- ity, you have the same founda- tion education, you have every qualification (except one) that the young man or young woman has whose position you are envy- ing. That exception is a spec‘al training. The surest, shorte-t cut to a higher position § with better pay is through Rubicam Business School oe ee tag Getting a business training is neither as difficult nor as costly as youthimk. Our new book, “A Little Journey Through Rubi- cam,” will tell you in picture and word how quickly you can get a business training and the very low cost. You may have a copy absolutely free. Will you con- tinue putting off or will you phone Forest 24 or write for this book today? A copy will be —_ sent you immediately. els are no hoodoo for this flying -kater. Ben O'Sickey of Cleveland, O., broke al RUBICAM BUSINESS SCHOOL he cleared the thirteen recently. Until then twelve had been the limit. A position sure.” ' - $3 Delmur Rive (;:rand & Dotomas: st. Loule. Mo > “s She 2 Me le f a egy? ¢ «x Say 3 ~ A omer tandem. Sem pL 4 > # ay Byfioe Fans, pips a. aod NP Os eee : ‘a , - vie A a ~ DRC ‘The Lemon Rinse tor Soft, Lustrous Hair pT epi shay SCT (oT) eat gk age be Oe , ; The ait con. i, a: | i a Ti , . Sick at heart the crouching girl heard the dreadful bargain and ee ee oe ) tim , a ia F \ fi ; : hated her beauty for having brought her to this fate. How could she coat or sweater anda Bel iia Ves . ¢ oo ies ier cui 1 i escape from the veiled monster into whose hands she had been given— muarsebly low ‘price of Me + : Te ‘ : | | Va | this mysterious man of mighty power—whose icy voice aroused a nameless tall for about 810.00, ow ' ¥ aes ~ } ’ r . fear in strong hearts—whose will made slaves of brilliant men—whose Byte EE | . : face none had yet seen! cloth of excellent # ‘ weight, which will . ~ . . - " a , 7 . ” Sailr atlapateaaalaatnidhaieel tS POE! apere~ |» pein ee te ee mame i Bis AC Baas Sr anne. on ’ . si Sab ate *\Somm ee ee + ae tr -~ eo: » Ree Bales one - sila? ¢ teenies a Pebiine-sabycslifild a Site ’ a —_ Ae See neer — vew oh tae - ~ © es . . AREY. spor as cot, thoesth Aiea angi tii A jx sited Raab 5 + hye - Hae han OS NA A ae ee ee ee oni ene - . ot a FE he . pede - — . 4 eet erent gine - = NY Who was this man whom no one really knew? Who was this dark-eyed girl brought up in luxury—yet sold like a common slave? ive wonderful satis- actory wear. Most sty #h materia! ever designed for sport Jy. riot Itis@ copy \: of the fine all woo! * eponge which sells ty | for $6 % « yard. =e The jecket is designe: 3 (es. 4 with tuxedo front, cuffs e > and sash belt of brushed . yearn. Has set-in sieeves Wa ond serviceable pockets. Cut Wie x a Sin . :. | ; This is but one of the mysterious moments in the hidden ee , Fixtures Shown: ; : : whirlpools of a great city—but one of the thrilling stories in IN tandard” Showroom. Write for Catal ot copies at much higher prices—stories ‘tha , Op ingen ie eh Select your p g fixtures at the “= S ° seats talogue. _ stage and screen—stories so remarkable thev have justly Opt full and roomy. ers if . a . f | _ oo Drop Phe euit canbe worn fra ibe & Standard Sanitary TD fo. Co. : | earned the name of viously low. —— ane ee . cane anh Mon . A eT 4140 Forest Park Blvd. 9 M A S T E. R P| 3 €: E. S O F a Don’t Send 1 Penny bertsead Pena APP) | 7 ORIENTAL MYSTERY delivers thw #uit at your door, " bey Ries 08.08 for it: We have | 11 Thrilling Volumes By SAX ROHMER i for any reason whatsoever — 8 Mot better than you expected, return it et our ‘ ; expense and il! cheerf fund your money woe 0 w This coupon means money saved —TNneans Could anything be fairer? Order by No. 8. Adventure, Romance, Sorcery, Limehouse dives—from Egypt to Broadway P |Walter Fieid Co., Dept. 12051, Chicago a = , Secrets, Thrills—are all crowded —from China to Piccadilly, and always he joy and delight. Send it today — tomorrow = ) : | will carry you breathlessly thrilled from The cane abe Galen ee fast m | . t & between the covers of these books. page to page may be too late e sets going wre -¢ \ NTs CHILDRI ‘ : vik? lev c re there such mystery taie¢s, Lcticasd cause ensitantel sad adventure Positively the Last Chance ‘e But we don't ask you to take our word for they are rich with the secrets of Chinese re Readers of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch the popularity of these books—in order that > » »& : 7 The or atest ligious fanatics, of robber bands of India, of ay—Now. this is the moment. this ‘ rr) +) 4 f of a : , wily opium smuggiers, of wisarde ne. Never again will this chance fias! as fascinating as we represent therm to be, we b auUuTYy secret countries pefore your eyes in the pages of the St. Louis wil allow you to aut €) . , vg Se et Me ee ee ee e es a» A ¢: we et ues . ‘ “ were Sn a eae fren ns OR AR re a Ait ncaa aS itn - - a A oe ~ ote A oie that the last of this edition wil! soon be gone reve you may judge for yourself that the books are Breathless Interest in Every Page s+-Dispatch——never again will this special , a ot. Lanne we Sele See Riis ealemar bnows society ta bleh glace ion be offered at this price with the &mjéy Them for ten Daye Absolutely he knows the lowest dens of the great citie erful set free, for— Free of Charge above all, he knows the mysterious > TLHERMORE, IF YOU ACCEPT THIS So send your coupon right now evils thae have me out of the : ea au feam th a .-r . _ this minute Grasp the chance Orient. He will take you feom the ©rrER AT ONCE WE WILL GIVE YOU while it is here. | ; . bine) 4 4 . + ’ t« af ‘ Pisrer er : | : ) a ae ae homes of aristocracy to the lowest of ——— P a ipaliensey fe : i. . ioanuon foods are wholly lacking “The True Stories of Celebrated Crimes - R EF EF pation and Diart aa - ee Sen Fora . Feverishness and : Pein oe a ns ae \ Three Wonderful Volumes tt eR ames tN a I OR ae A ¢ therefrom in Infancy | a n ‘ | i Trg . f as sea water LSimile Signature © ae ote ' rrrrTr.er? \wawer*s ‘ ‘4 ’ ‘ ; ra’ r & ; A ers . Pinker. . r@ere Srusee eT ' a ; ton WUitikie. former thief of the t Ss Serret : 4 eat. ry ré nr ’ xe ro ‘ Service—Inepecteor fhomeec Mirace rrepott ‘ ' 2S > e 4 i "el q . , ‘ , . + > “A 4 . see a . rec dGeicately as a twiugnt ie ‘ . : be ' abeolutely true ef the Imperia! Hussian , aoe ns eave ey - NIC! di ex ¢ aan hese re t e tories ou set FOO tretecti: oa—*neri Ageniteofthe ! 8 tre erramer — ne Soar is mace with P j an re a a ’ ’ e. These names ont, hint at the mrtaterr Ge~taur COMPANY. ' , A ori thoroughness, if an therm re. ° ; a. -' y 9 ——— ry . elie’ ranted = ‘ bh iat cor the intrigue the thertiltle awetting roe in the a ' 2 le . ¢ ayer , ot _ an th 4 ernie a.m fan ‘as ‘ rieninea , ‘ the moet eatreordinery EW YORK. Kudapest Its secret formuls ea ' , McKinlay, : a of wor re? . , wT ‘ three hig volumes of th ——_—_ — ’ s > ’ A iii iT) rvs - , . - , vr ‘> ; is deteetive ateortee ever w rittea m the exciusive property Say Stone & ives Sere ; : ee: - , ntae » old 6p ner~ se * ~ ive and tonic effect trmheK leintactory for $7 vears b Mackenzie , d N Mi oe! > . at + River whenever mm Dut 4 ‘ . e “ — n oO oney— -* — —hespat yt Yeast Foam Tablets | 90 Irving Place 3e Sg tnd department orm : . : A Tonle Food | | Mew Yer Be eee Mail the Coupon Today! 4.9% es 4 aa 6TA ie (> sandnan be Send 10c for De Luxe Sample J oe ; 7 , ————s bor of three adors a Gal — ~wP BORGFELDT & CO 6h Sc) ew Y ork y ' e 3 ‘ ' a * pea 3 1 THE ' + jhatr butowe [ SS. oe ar Pay + . , ra 4 ‘ *“ : rire : i ’ ’ , “s ‘ : Fa , 7 2 * -_ ‘ ; . . ‘god * ; I sur a , . 7 S ae BE Yeast Foam Tablets are a pure. . : . A . SACRED , UNGUL oh ‘ - ; P e ° "whe 4 . ” - , le a. 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& ¥ se r 2 + ’ iy : i git 4 iy aA a aa 1 cake ae pie heft Alla ORI ATE ey sane» Sp he ‘ pa _ — Omen _ Murr anp defy SeVveTe “Ht imates =— ot a In the world’s big cities where smoke and dirt age a woman’s skin they depend on method this tamous In almost every country today. even on the bitter plains of North China and Manchuria, women have learned to defeat the ravages of climate on their skin. They climb and ski and toboggan on the roofs of the world—play out of doors in zero weather as a matter of course—the soft skin of their face unharmed! In great cities, too, where coal dust and dirt have made fresh, supple skins almost an impossibility with just ordinary care, women now defy them to do their worst. The smoke- stacks of Manchester and Pittsburgh, even the «black fogs’’ of London can be coped with since this famous method was de- veloped which takes care of the skin. Two things were found essential to make the skin immune to cold and damp and dirt. First. to clean the skin with just the right amount and ing outdoor protection. To meet these two de- ; ~ + > ~ > 4 4 - - mands. Pond’s developed two different creams. — ** 7 . ‘ e« _ . vo Pond's banishing Cream and Pond’s Cold Cream. each with its special purposes. Mullions of women. where c.imates are most severe and under the most trving conditions of dirt and wind. have found that these two creams insure them the beautiful supple skin they want. First, the special cleansing that does more than cleanse Give vour skin a nightly cleansing with cream that contains just the right amoun and of oil to work in and out without clo —Pond’s Cold Cream. So rich in the right | of oil it cleans thoroughly and keeps the skin Deautifully supple, too. Yet it is light enough to wipe off with a soft cloth and leave vour skin fresh and clear In commercial! cities especially. where soot and ust drv and age the skin of face, neck and hands. omen depend on this particular kindof cleansing kind of oil it needs. And then to give it unfail- that overcomes these coarsening influences. | wa ; {Ae sort s&tn OFT 4 ; comsignfit > 1cvw winds. In the fashionabie sinter resorts of the worid. women depend upon Pond's Vanishing Cream ¢ protect against exposure. Thev treasure, too, its perfect smoothness as 2 base for the poader And then the unfailing outdoor protection 7 - , Esnvecially never tai. apolv the delicate. vat is known to women al! over the ' ‘ _ famous protective cream—Pond’'s Vanish- i ~ ~*~, * . > | + o_O + > - ing Cream. ntains the most ef > . Ingredient KN gf X herever YOU Ke ‘ co . 4 nc see Now Deauliruiis ." eautf! . . ~ ee Bee wee CF ‘ ‘ ‘ ,our skin. ‘Both these creams. Pond s rr 1? Tr, : iw as iTree- ’ ~~ > , ' aie old Cream and Pond’s Vanishing Cream. are m aii Cepartment stores anc Crug stores. 1AM iM 1 : pees Of course. they contain nothing which promotes winter resorts lL) the growth of hair our own windiest anc coidest ? i ‘se? + re women must Nave specia ION. rene Generous sampie tubes wil! be sent for ten cents. ‘ = , 6c — or ** - rus cTeda _ uni 1une?. “ry ot ol ma re. > L ef 'T> ‘+ >¢ the toc reams con ial an 4 ~ Fw weeks supDDi Ui > ; . ‘ ~~ ; Trw this famous method and see how beautifull: eo ee : - »¢ fresh and supple it will keep vour skin. [he nethod. First the cream Pond’s Extract Company, New York. mav be worn dat of its causing a ene - ” fi EBs we. vig Pe” 6 c é a é - an a all 7 ww me. . > ag Cee ee ee ee ee ee, -— Gittinde ” 7 = 7 s=—NCLAIL COL I ten & aod POND’S EXTRACT CO Janishin g Cream ie Hen SS Ye _ ™ ienm cents ive is enciosec for yvour special i.ntrodcuctor. Two creams every normal sain neecs eno m of eacnr cream °? and (ol (Crean | villain tills wai Name os ee, sae - > > Rep aee 4 Y pen a HOD OR HB Se vee e WA as Eke on - Ane wt tr Ape he We otrertgp yee ~ a - - en é é ’ mild ‘ he : ki aw ris ae Sake oe ee Hh LT ve ee > ek K Seigt ane Bs ge ae MBIT, oY Post ESS age % YP Se aye ot ads <a (ep

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wi | TWO COMIC SECTIONS #24! Pages of Yun in Today's [sane “ on ——_ ST. LOU DISPATCH === SECON | Mutr AND Jeer - Mr. ano Mrs. - THe Captain AND THE Kips- GoLDBERG @ummmety = SUNDAY MORNING — te MARCH WINDS ; Boh RROD SONS SSS RAs > >. ‘ ates aeeeneeentieticd coat P oo > OSM Le ee a ge EN TORT Mee SON. MDs REE 8 eR Ey: et Or Seapites {RS SOS _ SS SE. Ao. ener ree an oe ant. «ny ntl tata Sirigun Sade. iregeeeee EEE PRAIRIE Ss DIP MWKHB ABA PAS 5 ny ep OX oe, RRS + » 4 Ae >> ’ 7 7 md * "eee a _ ST Gy eS ore hafe's : oh ptSG I ks oe d es | Ingrid and Nils were '¢% P ee: ‘3 Ep sae , | fe OO ESE OO EE, aT, of the styles, and now it’s snowing and a: : ge PRAY i keeping company |g wee, Ey / ae ees —_ § 2 sleeting all over. Chester's fawn-colored moke and hae . a a And such company as | yo J j PE B mes 4% 5 |S ae, - : ea Me Win. 28 Pp hat. : —_ | agile Cs UE Src. cing and squealing | Cie Pee eS ee 6 aN, | J park of an evening— creams this | Ee eer bc? 1a e hd i 3 Shee ge 2. a, , grand. In fact, it was Debutante sailing away some- where out of reach of the March just too grand to last. winds. The home paper wil] have and supple Ser .-!lUCUelUC =e They quarreled in | . eft it that popular debutante departs ms, Pond’s seal * “ge Dae ie oe | July—it was the eve- | ay ) , ja ee on Olympic for warmer climes Cream, are i ie a. | Bike awh... | ning of the long- $s : a, & 8 drug stores. ga ia sh ge | ee | #23 -*% | shoremen’s clambake fig % f° : | 5? i : .. to be exact—and, oh. the difference to In- grid Ingrid is tak- | : Ban fae ioe ak: 5 a ae ing care of Mrs V cents | OM me NR ». ¥ gk Se ES “| Plumpton’s little or ten cents. ; ye MR A OS Ot RSS se 'girl and if little two creams. ae ae Pant 2 Pim ER See’ ake | Jessie Plumpton gets get mss | wee ae ee | | RS ae ae ae *' home safe and sound beautifully : ee OF Bey & ab: Py CMe a 5 =~ == | it won't be due to In- skin. The i , i ae ha Rr ce peed Fe? Fe ee grid Ingrid is miles 3 > a3 4g Ri ae se |away. thinking of what might have been. and hating with a cold hate the gentle { wx springtide =e SHB Se ae h promotes eg tye age yA, m Pe. - DAY —-- | ee ne I ey AP Oe TE tubes of the rtwo weeks’ i | | | Ze 4 | 3 March is the month when | ‘% | tye With spring just a month off, the couples who have A little March golf practice ' the stylash stout lady. who | ei. > , been cooped up all winter in a kitchenette apartmenr : in the office (a dollar um | decided last year she | le , . begin to long for the wide open spaces of the country : brella will answer nicely) ||| couldn't wear any of the oey 0 i a Bs | ———— And they take long hikes through the waste spaces of i i | keeps the tired business new hats. decrdes this year 7 ; i lly pale and the nearest countryside at hand—which usually hp- ahaa — while the | she can't wear any of the’ | Poy Ye. oP eee : heap Harold, ponte piggies ee A tonic ” pens to be what the real estate boys. cal! “the environs, Marc @@vinds blow “new hats But she does. | a ed | ‘en is meee run down eae aap Bn: ng el otherwise known as the tomato cam factory district | ie a : | 7 March and cod liver 0} between the city and the suburbs. Fierce dogs and aan )—séare ene and the same holes »n the pavements abound —— ’ seal

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” ae ® 5 : -—- = ~@ a . — « e oi . ‘ ee . We . te _ —r - —_ ee, -_—= -- - —- — - + ioe a ai ill as “ae . * a i cy ‘ ; as Fie? Te i y tal x2 a % a " HA is ar oe Py ~ - 5 : 7 .-— 7 1g ee ci aaa cae $ $ 4 ee me : ~~ i TS Sp “i 5» SONG Ae r di P f $ * tA oy 4 % ; rf oe / alrtpte hs “ Pe ‘ » I ie ed “ae > 4 eee ete pk oS a | i : ; > wit. , " ‘3 » ’ fe e ” : - * . : ‘ + 7 8 7 ~ *. Ate . 7 oe 7 : : 4 A . > pier *, J ae . \ +o ud . ie | ‘ | we “ zé ") CQ ww + ° + & fe: ‘\S ‘i FS iT Copyright, £923. M. ¥. Tribuse tec. l SEE HERE WAS FORTY BELOW ZERO ~~ en _ ~ a = | iS PROMISED OA | leh che rtshiee wel oe thes ih , 7 i Hit Apia taste Pes both ah fy igs WA on Ge ota ii Baty et wy Waites, hy eb 5S3itai" bith! Wh 4 ‘ . Ht th, nS ats Say : SHE'LL Give me FITS Hore ASLEEP- | —_—_—_ A edt: ate —_ es | eee eo ore eee art ~ IVvELVE - wWHiI7zl | To THRee Yo ‘ , ae AMAA ; 7 " ~ Te A eS » Se eer coer Sitihtaiieciiamtiisiias SS a YAY CAAA . \ ' \ .> * " . . ‘ \ i . ~~ ~ + . WAS AL ACCIDENT ? rN LON Don = > ABO | are. PAC RALING y t Y, »D r Te Vt as MERE _— t~ An YY AAS see TEeeReri@te MAT T & Ow . * , . . , : . WR SS € *" ‘ - % ' . — . — Si : uw “ . ~ + » ~ a4 ‘ ” ' ~ ‘ wat : ‘ ” ™ ~ = = ™ xs s ee 3, - =_— & ° “ es aa tal Te ie ry a ee ee tn —— eer Ty we. ahi -_ - ee Eo ~ a atts eat — Saat . bade bale as i he ble aad 3 * inal eS Te : eae yee ee = — Se eA ee ‘ waar mae wee —_ — BO APP IG ort ra Det amy s. — 7 wee i al WP" Pee er CePy- 9s. A. ~ 8D ce — rene es hee ; P. ‘a es “an a ie _ ~ Pins Poot. ee ; oe - to ~ Ae i erry as hea paery eee. FS Ky a — we ge ao ee ee oe ee ae ee — 7 4 4 | ~ ae, a - . 4, ars oe a 7 Game Oh i de ‘ * ‘ ae K "et A a * ae, ae vy Land ; . % ~ v are hg

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; —_—= ST. LOUIS POS'-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1923. HATS ie. . > > es en a“ ‘) QUARAARAMN Soman : oy) ~ ; — \ > TS j ELIE ALi) ANAL ‘ oH) = s 2) * a 7 UT ® ; YES, THIS 1S MR. CLYMER ~ [S THAT | EANDSAKES" Dip HE WE'VE SIMPLY GOT TO STEER. UNCLE BEN THERE '. 4. YOU, UNCLE BEN 2 -AT THE DEPoT - L | HAVE To PICK OUT THE] | AWAY SOMEHOW — WITH HIS BOORISH MANNERS _S . 5. he ~ : ~ , by ha, ‘, 7 ac 3 ~s “ _— -__— SUFFERING CATS ! Pc 2 1 ITS TOO LATE Now! | “OH HORRORS j DONT GET OUT= f CLYMERSI! TO INVITE ITS OUR GUESTs | “ | a SEE THAT SIGN? || SeorLe WHEN THEY HAVE | THOUGHT UNCLE BEN INTO MAIN STREET fie GET HERE gw yoy ck le. | LGR eo oe ee ins NS Wo 4 fe f, A ens Ors ; , TAWA OAS ges THANKS FOR THE UFT, || WELL I'LL Be Bowen! HEAVENS® WHATS WRONG *] |!) Wi 7) i i 2 PARDNER I NEVER, | | |THEY'RE IN TROUBLE FER FAIR'E, THEY'RE DRIVING AWAY AGAIN! | 1\\'\I/ ‘HS: fin - COULD HAVE HOOFED fT | | THATS WHY CLYMER HES~ | CONFOU : OUT. ape te | = S — AN' TAXIES ee TC uma ia SASS RCH FOR | | TO WALK AWA AND (5h, : Demin = aco ae | LEAVE'EM IN THIS AROUND WITH A RAGIN' FEVER —I WASN'T, ; Tr iN ies re i ae nc ob VESNURSE INTHE CIVIL WAR. FER. NUTHIN’! OS lie ee IN [ 2 | AND IF 1 HAVE TO KEEP € By ee ae / 4 “SS ~ ? . , ae ye, Se 1d -44-29

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BOYS - YoU LL THE MATTRESS L\STEA PU Tre ISN’T AWAY WHEN DIRECTOR Wo iff TTA , i} _ ar, - \ ie , & ~ aa. 4 ~ ‘ — LL HAVE BOOB IAI SEALS — \ VE CHANGED IT MY MIND G A. Gn OF THE WiKiIbouw “THROU THe GIAAST OUT nil f PT He ttl : itt A ' it MI Hille it } tt Din wut) Hi Nh (ye ; \ X uly ts yi itf Hi A | a PE LIENUE IT’S You- YOU RAVEN’ T GOT A BLACK & “OR AAIST THING CTT Fad LILA if ly ‘a ws ) My, All? ws LL FIX \’ ASE 1D AL W) iT OVER GOiAS AMD TRY CAUSE ra | ; tT. Sey HAT WASNT VERY Goob- GO 8 OR > E c 2: i ° So ~O a5 Wr" 635 3 5 8 rug reo zee & MATTRESS . HE LANDS OA nn ah Ww F 2 3 0 vA ¢ 3 C WL O DOESAS HURT SE yl ( CONION % GLAAST mM You ACT WITH OVR ACTOR ¢ ¢ ¢ ‘ate at BM Vite jt cite Hastie toate 8 spi yy No, MISTER. WILL FIASISH WITHOUT THERE THIS TRE MATTRESS » MCONIOA - I : , ee a “9? bd os vs rr PLEASE ) = a GET READY, HLNUTT AND MLEONION THE CAMERA (Ss (AS FOCUS, NOu)- PEARL, MARRY < ee rca healt 4 ie Ales nate as oC: viensidiatis. 3 nt ee ED Se ibe ein nD antl sc antasioen the tates 6 anittoetnn, sox ons ellie Dip tte | Meek DOO DP OA Al AND slice vaew 1 ted et ate ene ae Me od etn NE) + : ink AE om ae Ss a: wa a yt Tz a « “4 e ®

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a - vo at, COMIC SECTIONS - &¢4¢ Paces of Fun in Madays Issue - SEE SECOND “ST.LOUIS POST -DISPATCH ‘SUNDAY MORNING MUTT AND JEF ae Some Great Detective Work =: By BUD FISHER os re a “Tag ~*~ pe * 7 ioe _Morr anp Jerr - Mr.anp Mrs. ’ ' 24 : A, ‘ ; a te TT : ; 7 t = a 3 Paes, 4 _ - . sad . ae hy : u TY oy See ln ae Fai the ai 2 “" - : P of oe (Copyright, 1923, by H. C. Fisher Trademark Reg. U. S. Pat Off.) nh \ —_——— » - ——— 4 Lat. 7-5 : : ate i wattt © 4/ lie Hi} eli tt) vi nth ni. . - THERE'S CLASS To JEFF AND me | 7 SINCE We've BEEN APPOMTED YES, CAP THs BAD BiLl tS STAYING AT NumBecr DETECTIVES! I THINK I'm = | tS DETECTIVE THIRTEEN SAP stREET! Go AND : GONNA BE MADE A FG MUTT. WHAT'S ARREST HIM! USE PRECAUTION BtHe ELECTRIC CHAIR. I HEAR JEFF COMING- \%-m! CAPTAIN SOON) AnD , = 3 ON YouR AS He's A DESPERATE CRIMINAL! Saas aie a ’ : V ° N THEW TLC LoRD I(T MIND, caps )° Go G6¢CT TLIMA , OVER JEFF. 4. GOSd BYE! (DEA! Th d ee ae ee _, —- —_—_— - met l NN => F ‘tz kei 4 ‘ e mee ape ren RR . Re |} CARELESS AND BAD 3H THROw UP Your ee: IN) TWENTY FIVE CARE FUL: : pol ~ S ae S - ; Lo €'t i a2 MINUTES. THIS PooR JEFF, 4 | : | SuRPRIse icer AND W/ ARREST (3S GONNA 7 he WAS A. : Be A SNAPPY Good PAL. PiccE of WwoRic! mae PooRe LITTLC PAL, OF! WHY | 7 DID I LET You ay) \. | MutT, © FoRGOT THAT Go T YouR | \ é > Aa ADDRESS oF BAD DEATH!: OFF, Te , \ > i BictsS'. witt YOu Boo Hoo Hoo. . : Grey TEPECAT T AGAIN. a

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petcond OND Bm Ken oe LET es a ¥- ; = ' %. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 192%, _——_—_— —— t s ‘ LA Vt - 2 { i Ss a 4 3 a : . — i) | sh Is ' as : .* * _ . Ri, 4 4 7 of m™~ } — ; Ma, | = ; ) ey | ° oe is : . 7. Ww \ IG ‘ : +--+ rs #, (/ - } + Ba a eae The Captain and the | y , - Traée Merk Res. Y. 6. Fat. Off? ) fe : i ie ae Fa a ' oa it * hey ; . ; J - ee ~Z -_ oe / +2 Oe. ee / * & - ee eee) 3; e «27 ; | / ke: bs rs bia ome 7 ro —_—— aie : —==—"——T Ie «(a : DISS 155 DER CAPTAIN SAY, LISTEN ~2 | EES Copa wy ane !Y LOOK HILDA : | SaiDso! SAY DoT} & [YOU KNOW MAMMA'S TUIN SISTER, VELL | pram ? HILDA thy Onis GE ee LOOK HILDA ( = crn i ; aman = " DDNT KNOW ee | | : T BRING * be DER STARS ABOVE $ VHY You DON xs Ay Youn YET? 0S ME fom R ® oe : Be a e RE. , YL : : GIFFS 1T MINCE PIES MIT CAVIAR STUFFINGS IN SPITZBUMPEN? =1> DIDN'T YOu | __S YUP. BYGONES 155 OVER! I = 7) FOUND DER CHUST MET MY TVIN BRUDER CHDLUIUS FROM SPITZBERGEN me, WARE DER ONLY TING DEY ROLD A -@ BEEN FOOUNG AGAIN Sa MIT HIS CHOKES! (fae — = ITGIFFS A MURDER PLEASE! eae a eS x Sa ee eete etee @ « erte eR. con el? eee oth ae CROOKS! £ SS, LOOKS LIKE) (FROM SPITZBINGLE? VUN ! VENTING: ME UND FIGHT Li ‘ Kt ITAINTS nie oan MIT LOONIES (M A MAN! +t 1] DER ENGINEER TOOT, (VELL? L/ GOES NUTTY r DONT HATE) pen coe Bi pone a a ; aa S| $ —_— " tdray " ® aa HILDA! CAPTAINS INSPECTOR © VAIT ] COME ALONG MIT DER NERVES 155 FULL OF YuMPS! BACK TO HELIGOLAND~ Goop- BYE - ’ —— IN SUCH A HOUSE NEFER AGAIN ? DER VILD LiFe ON DER SPANISH MAIN DOTS DER CHEESE ° ~ , ° _ ‘_—_ -< - ===¥00 00 HDA) | ’ : ge Wik <s ae fe, & Tae A ‘ At ee oe

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‘ . a ae me lie aod , — — , ee ee eee ed a ee . . " , _* et ta . wo Fes , . : +S ms IPT OR i FO a. At A - Te... ce ui * " : . ahr ° ? a * g 7 a “ - ? | - ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1995 Ee BRO... ; - Hh wt | | CICERO -1M READY hs " | | THE DISHES , = Ry t> ~- Pare ET OUR | mae OR | . SNT IT TOO COL FOR GOLF? } | OH WELL T WANTA GET | | [wart Ti. CYRIL AND T GET COR | es j. IM GONNA RUN OVER AND mont Mt wk YOU'D SOME. FRESH Alife THINGS ON — WELL GO ALONG | a SHOOT A FEW HOLES OF I SHOULD TH U : eae” ee ; “2 - SAF? TT Rte eee fe - STAY ) HOME. . 3 mae fait 5 TR ; ’ ~ T DONT o WHY (TS TOO WHATS THE REASON YOU DONT PAWEL 7 SUS | COLD: FOR Us IF ITS NOT Pe WANT US ALONG? —— T_SHOULD | L Senerige “A ue | = fF COLD -- oe soe US ON SUNDAY, ay. ITSM 5 —>—] a 4 : - ER -- | . | || OM DAY + £ A | “ : ———_ ) | | | rm YOURE | : : | A | | HOME - | a, ~ : . : a , : ., | in a fl \ _ ; / I = , baa ik aie Sm sate 2 _— * See & Z , tad WHY 'DONT YOU STAND UP STRAIGRT | ~~) rn ) : THAT wiht ae oe Ri hed - ’ — - —W a ," , % A MAN WOULD LIKE “TO TAKE HIS SON yr Nes LN 40 PLAY ? % IF NOU KNE | NLL RE | ho "4 | nea | ALONG wets ming — TQ SAUWNOTHING | + HOW RIDICULOUS HO = | {oF His wife - — ~ . ie | i - ‘» f > : ’ : : : - - “ ~ ‘ ¥. = ee : be \ . s | - oe at ; — , : cx . - ' 2 eo 2 a », Ji, : " ; 2 ” ‘ gf ' > o , - ’ 4 . e* . - ‘ “es ; » . | ‘ . *- ‘ . —— gh I OD OF Aes J Hey 4, iY : rp f yl ; Yrigs : yey, “> ——— DONT GO SO Fast WERE NOT RACEHORSES 2: | 4 Mow LONG Oe = oy sg | THERES NO SENSE |N LOSING “OUR MEEP THIS LPS — TEMPER JUST BECAUSE 8 NT \ iTs AWFUL COLD OUT HERE. Oe ' UO WANT To SToP AND BUILD bs ~~ = E : ° | f ty | LITTLE BALL - / .. . ee. : — i ¢ , ae oe £.924 ‘ ——— Copyright. 9907 (New Vark World). Prem Pub)ching a

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— i a a een itt aaa Biel — ~~ - ” THE NEXT TIME HE PEND? HI? KIDDY ON AN ERRAND 2 — TEE THAT HE’S EQUIPPED WITH A NICE LARGE PAIR OF BL : 3 By HARRISON LANDS SAKE! PETER-! : ZAR) NOW-KIDDY-TAKE THIS BASKET FORGOT TO STOP AND HM-M-WELL-JLL JUST Za ™) AND RUN RIGHT DOWN TO THE SEND ONE OF THE ZF ee) BAKERS AND GET A LOAF OF BREAD KIDDIES DOWN AND. GIVE | BT ANp DONT TARRY FOR HE CLOSES INA 9 HALF HOUR 3 . } | LL BE BACK )N / y z * BREAK A JIFFY-POPSY ) ? : | FOOD ST ) Several Hundred F One of City’ arets Held . ‘ — x . : ~ al = - - ~ . : oe 4 “a , ae Sat >_> ~ zk 4 on 7 “i ~ ~ ad - i ee eS a Bey , 5 . Is ai ae) . te ot Relate -~ eed Hap ists s m Pal “ok: a. ae ; i Saag i ag . ota wa = Re > ; : os a, ad a N y ‘ +3, ae a = co —. Se See ' - — Soegtt. oO * to ¢ . » : - 2. ithe. Pe: bang 7. : é . — ae it v eer, . if Y we “4 : e rs a , 3 - “ a : hors : : » +4 % : > * . : ; ; regen snaie MOA gener om eT Eee eT ee wo ae, - ee Le GS eg 9 WI es NO oF woe Oe a ee Pe “ ‘ , Oe Detalles TPR on easel we pe cee ote Tat Ta Sele on - bts “ Peat Sih re , * ae Ae Y PA 4 - S -_ ro et de - | FINEST RADIO CONCERT |LWHO WINS f= iced Mine Work : . , LSS // {IE EVER HEARD AND Se PIR Hl pected to Reduw | JUST LOVE MUSIC { MATCH “He Output to 15 of . So CHIPMUNKS PRD = Cent of Normal. SS bee WAGTAILS [oe * pssEN. March 5 t «ince the beginning mn and in the ef a orning hours food stores d otberse broken int Nit hil! ii Trecadero, was held up night and several hu were robbed of ali their robbery was carried out men. whom the Gern . were rorrrmun itts who : vantage of the expulstem ' ewrity pelice, which force beer adequately replaced pal potice 2 The city is virtualiy protection at presert. aim GEE! | SHOULD BE SCAMPERING (HURRAH! AN ORGAN GRINDER}- fo Seen | )ALONG BUT } SIMPLY MUST SEE THIS ) ipod “aes =m @ 3 ) LL HAVE TO LISSEN A - ae FELLOW DO ONE MORE OF HIS TRICKS f / Te we - 2 ete Mua #@€=—SCtC h were being : anks in Duleberg were erday br the Retgians. be applied te parm cost of the Rhineland DATion an which ace nans s im arrears The nursber af neo een increased Oy The ‘(| pay given them "wheres for March ard Frerieh say they have ‘har the vacations have 1 } Wie ~~ prey : ; = a | 7 the aunts ‘ie disfiee Bad WHOOP! [NEARLY FORGOT i (i | ; | = § : : i a pou THAT LOAF OF BREAD - ILL aaa - —___—__— ty tg HAVE To SCOOT LIVELY NOW RIGHT TO THE BAKERS a ? cay will & . oe ae =f] > oF 7 ic : he Bi duction down te 13 oF - ae : BOO-HOO-O | “ FS ae )6=3fi«‘ normal’ Exact ff a” any of the §2¢.669 ny NAUGHT Y POPSY SENT ' | Ay a « out are not avaliabie, Other Workers BABY TO THE STORE , € - : x , ia : in adiditien ta the Tatioen. fret 32.6608 t& WHEN } | WAS CLOSED . J pe : ‘aed : "a men an@ many Se i — ' ee workers © factory « vrorks ere closed ewrmg raw materia! or other if'e The eccupational | ‘hasge that acts of ‘he rafiweys and ‘ eof the German plane reneh and Belgians OF Dertation program. GG ef the Rhire-Hetzn Cal cut Saturday sight. @ the place where & ' were sunk a fortnight Raile are being © Z 2zierae the roadie (ontinerd on Page & | fon.