St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 11, 1923

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= OMIC PAGE SERMEEE Post-Dispatch Sunday Circulation” MARCH 10, 1928 | ay Streulation | Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 126 Pages # | | for February, 1923 ; FIRST NEWS SECTION, & PAGES. —_~ pes ad SECOND NEWS SECTIONS 14 PAGES, a ay ' THIRD NEWS SECTION, 18 PAGES. 4 4A"7@O 396 Ua? ‘ FOURTH NEWS SECTION. 12 PAGES. i FIFTH NEWS SECTION, & PAGES, 9 SIXTH NEWS SECTION, 12 PAGES &§ y WANT SECTION, 14 PAGES. REAL ESTATE SECTION, 10 PAGES. (Copyright, 1993.) A Gain of 25,854 Over Last Month ROTOGRAVURE SECTION, 6 PAGES | SUNDAY MAGAZINE, 16 PAGES. : ~ COMC SECTION, & PAU ES. ———— ————— d — —— -—— - — a = ————— — tat ais PART ONE sg. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1923. ss PAGES1-8— 2. ee of Father Vraniak of Vir- | tormea sweral years ago by a | H % j : : “ change in tem- in His Care, Storm Doors) |.) Yar ok eg gl den, Ill, Last Seen Here | (0) vic ee tor inne wine to Soereent 100) ae | I en of New York “Bank.” | |B” Gag? me aman Hughes if he would represen ¥ Group of Communists an 7 tiie: Sok : * ; eS ie - - . 1 eae ag Selec gs, Senieiee teak ie New Advance to Chancelles LF ip Charged a ee) DN e/A morew — tur; TWO BROTHERS ALSO = | veer or: ge | POLICE, FAMILY AND cighteenth amendment. Hughes | Cuno Hints at Willingness s UL HAVE C, Michigan Law Against A \/ change . nt HAVE DISAPPEARED é 4 h- # e : Oi. : , | = e K: — | FRIENDS MYSTIFIED to enlist Hughes, psn sald to Agree to Evacuation of i TO ‘GET S Syndicalism Includes Rob- | | gine: Seta : i, ae oe a : a aa = ee ea ee : wed as ON Ruhr Under a Definite ee. SONS - ert Minor, Formerly aRes- | 4 Fos ina some. Head of Firm Gone Two |iiiiieail So. ae Priest Reported to Have Been | "su 2°00 Wi") | Agreement—Cuno Pressed lv argued ° ’ : what warmer Ras 5 ae ae 3 5 a “ss ° . 1h} ino? ° Pe ident of St. Louis. i ‘: Days Before Customers, Bee ee re Seen in Two Soft Drink | ©!>' Beet au by Socialists for Action. today tomor- DS aide Sane eis Sz! setts: ae ; x ; : . : J) » I . Re eM Spat oh tian ee nents ae hts: ss, x aes rae | pshaw re id he did not Le} : row, Showers | Became Suspicious and , Places—Asked Directions | ‘° '**¥° the impression thar tl 1] rg “yj ° followed by fail ‘Sw ets’’ had tried to enlist THIRTY-TWO NOW IN : weather, — Notified Police. +1 The Largs oy +7 as a corner shows the character of the at One. and Hughes since their re-entry GERMANS PLAN mt ag horn that grows on the Haw tree. into public service. CUSTODY OF COURT nie ieicks Weather Outlook. ents philip & Le a ET ar a SE nies cemapeneeee TO RENEW OFFER by t he Stim’ ih hs - Press. By Leased Wire From the New York | , : he | 3 ? So ‘eek pass “ac VASHINGTON, Mare! , : ; nf . ie } | The week passed without trace of / ' will 7 . - ad gc ee ad. a aoe tponstegis og ose cbgmpe tee | | PHI BROCK TRAINED) HAWTHORN NOW STATE ‘the Rev. Father John A. Vraniak, MAN WHO EXECUTED | Tria O liiam . Oster, : Hastnn} eae eo ’ |28 years old, pastor of Sacred Heart HIS UNION ARMY ‘Payment of 30,000,000,000 ginning Monday: Upper Mississippi et this ; ; | hundres tallan ] nigrs : >X- and Lower Missouri Valleys Mair { i ATYith) grants, ex Involving Alleged Com. 31 lower Mts | +2 Sapiglignene cy seamen ‘Catholic Church at Virden, I, whose ‘a a 1 oopeented conda npibaraagd Es to o — — night that the liquor interests tain today; to- . ted } avout that Vineen;: ) | | , : I l - Ss " . ; ‘ S ‘ . Pr e ye A came noise : : | MAN WHO DROVE GAR INTO ao . ep A the — and the Five-Year-Old Simian Was One | ‘‘Red Haw,”’ Adopted by Legis- ever to 1is mother, brothers and aT rel | By the Associated Press LAKE NF BURNING HL DYING rien th whom they had truste] of Most Intelligent of | lative Act Completed Vester. friends at Virden and to the police os peerage -_ saat | ‘¢ ‘ 7 Spectal to the Post-Dispatch. | ST. JOSEPH, Mich., March 10.— their savings, had disappeared. Their as | ee aie ; - ° : ee ee . pats heap i or of St. Louis, who have had only adie : , Marc] bel William Z. Foster, alleged leader in| Pipe Line Split Released 800 Barrels temper was not improved with the opecres in Country. day, Is W idely Distributed. DANVILLE, Ill, March 10.—Abe ‘ By ARNO DOSCHI-FLEUROT. wisps of clews to work on he Ll’. ode “or ’ 1e g 9 "ea oa ; * ‘ Ienited It. issing The Tishbos hy; 7. ceremonies at the funeral at JEFFERSON. CITY, Mare = ee _ om = ween na Ae hile | A ; missii Th lisbos had occupied ITY, March 10 until Friday. Although they foung of his Union arm) comrades while|. "BERLIN, March 10.—The French ground representative in America of executioner by appointment of six| LOS ANGELES, Cal., March 10.—|two apartments adjoi » bank. | Orest Park Zoo yesterday llig > after the Sen: ay passec ) ry 'j fot I ld | Th y h one b. ari iy te Brock,” 5-yvear-old chimpanzee, one Shortly after the Senate today passed !the abandoned automobile Muesday prisoners of war at Andergenville, ,are making a new advance to Chan- J sz0LRan, 25 ‘years ‘ee Oll! bac’, lL { Lavy een seen S1imCe ‘ ei , a> at Hg ’ Ps ; naline : a wy ast % av «Oh: = mma tin: > 26— . ; P ; , £9 RE vee Hi , Wednesday ~" lof the most intelligent members of the hill making the hawthorn (red) they had no information of its con- Ga, an incident which President cellor Cuno, the Post-Dispatch learna, “inesda eh a et appar Si ye aw finial Gt: | veneer ‘oy | nection with the missing priest and , his species in tha country, who diéd haw) the OLLi« ial state flower, Gov. a wiete tthe i th e it al ; ‘ ps a sail Ancoln terme a one of the saddest ' The French let it be understood mA ; as ie ins ac een Stolen ans » he ee Top | itis and congestion of Hyde announced that he would sign : tragedies of the entire Civil War,/they want direct negotiations with died here today at the National Sol-}._. na liers’ Home Germany and are willing to agree ‘ aN ‘ ‘ ~* é : abandoned. As is customary in re- the lungs at the Zoo hospital, early | it. 3 . , ) "sy ‘ +o) or . " ’ en were assigned to the case and to evacuation of the Ruhr under a the Third Internationale of Moscow —will go on trial in Circuit Court hére Monday charged with violating | well driller, was reported tonight (Copyright, 1923. ™m the Michigan law against criminal | | ' said ee tg | ‘houg licensed as a banker. oy? rine " ) 1 “ns ‘PCE ve t) i = i . avVvines irom su] oe | eariy urs the police learned. Vineenzo had ac. f of acute gastr ’ } - , ic i s ; ,r\4 ' " t aay when he drove l! ra ae! omohbile cumulated, through the trust places ‘ ~ . % syridicalism, - 4 Judge Charles White today over- ND BEST ruled a motion for a change of GHBORHOOD yenue, made by Frank P. Walsh of #9 aint te “mbledine “ettt ant > ’ > » "S232 *} » or : ~ +) > ? eu lt , q fr ". =." ] ‘ il ‘ | *? ‘ tur * Le . . , ‘ ,ene i oe Ss { " a Lii¢€ re a . rly 3 x ‘ v¢ * ha rife » a. . . o . . . a e . LAID UP New York, formerly of Kansas City, sali known until Monday, when - hil,’ who was the gift of Pres Roards of Agriculture and Hor- description. Detectives Finan apd before he was taken prisoner. He The Berlin Government tis pri- set } , ' ° ports of missing persons, policewom- yesterday morning, but thousands of The bill was introduced in the children and grown-ups, toc ‘ill re- _ , —_— a. a as a — . “a ca . * ( I ps, t » will 1 House by Miss Sallie Turner of Kan- made a canvass of hospitals, but Payne was bo! n here in 1840 and gret his passing sas City. It declares that the State found no one of Father Vraniak’s Served in three different regiments ~ } a into a lake of burning oll which! in hin ry triends, savings estimated } rd near. this! 48 high as $2,000,000. Whether any formed on a bouieva definite agreement. , 4 . , ecome ae foster al others ar- Lnion O11 Co, pipe ime. : ' hilir | 7 cm: , he as oe) ead vers titmat. a - ; . ‘ ; . 2. ye : . ; F spybot oe Ae ply "i es se About 800 barrels a] the District Attorney begins check —— H. Grockman of” the/ticulture shall encourage the cult!.|Steimel were then assigned to the Joined the First Regiment of Volun- | vatepy agitated by this move,as the rested after Michigan and Federal : , ing up the bank’s finances. The yp: ce Board, last August, Was ap-iyation of » tree “on account of the! case and began their investigation teees organized here, but was dis- : r "7 ,* tgs - ; " ‘ ‘ (FF ey “") li «= Wi wupPon the LiL i \ V VN hie }y} 7 _ ‘ ** , Buthorities raided an alleged conven : , ° nam. | #@ce al trying te ind the Tisbos. ae ee : heau its flower, fruit and fo- last evening at the point when the Missed a few months later because e4 Lryins , Ail ~ Socialists are pressing Herr Cuno |to take action, accusing him of un- rr h 1 | t os “sa tea lage.’ automobile was found. of disability, then joined another nis teeth begal 0 trouble him mn ‘ ‘ sor} " ‘as discharge : in | necessarily “it! P Hivn ot thael mele anes alled Came to St. Kouis Monday. gesiment and was discharged withi n irlly letting fall an oppor- 4 t? } i *ili ] ( ( »« , a 4 o°* . , ‘ere a seer - . 7 etal «ee © ' » t ] Nore than 125 species of the As has be e? to] oP ther Vv tr nial is 5 yeal be ( ause ot wounds re { eived ! tunity to come to an understanding z ve iG, Reeier vYramak in the battle of Pet Ridge, Ark.| with France through the Reparation : , ‘ : : 4 : ' . teh , 1} A uf A tion of the Communist party in the. 1h the line split, ¢ et lonely sand-dune country 20 mile: any said, and this was ignited by) Prunks Taken Away. Lilies many south of St. Joseph, last o) ine Twenty-two persous have been truck, driven by W. E. Penhall, who’| expressman and sent three trunks l*our had been pulled on previous hawthorn (crataegus: from the awaiting trial as a result of that raid. was silghtly burned. | | Greek dating OPE a Os wialtadiairhonin came to St. L.ouls 4 onday from Later he joined the Sixteenth i1linois| Commission. ht the State elected to -try Foster | f:ighiers were battling the blaze, J0- Se rrens, a cous Living in tha same.all at onc® Caused an iIrritaiing te seks piel ak, tnenede aim saan, da Virden, whe h is 20 “rites south of | Cavalry and”""was~ captured + Peale ted R first. gan is said te have disregarded their) building, became curious. soreness of *he gums, which at | wtissouri More than 200 species are springheld, to purchase” —veas $08 i Soh esboro, Va., within three weeks | st-Dispatch also learnsthe. = The list was increased to 32 today warnings and attempted to speed his “Oh, they belong to a,friend. of fected his stomach. Friday he be- nities “tan bee, Michowe Sitanical a chureh bazaar and to arratige and sent to Andersonville. | mine: I am sending them to him: | gan to cough and the end came at’... °°. ™ vary tae ae — with the Rey. Father W. F. Linek. Garden, for not only is the tree one of the most resistant to the scale ” when 10 men and women, led DY) yiachine through the flames. eS, ‘ 2 . Tre. ‘ , es . » 1 , 4 riest .o 4 sa > Rose Pastor Stokes, whose sentence Three buildings were destroyed) saidsVincenzo. “He‘laughed, “I wish 4:30 a. m. yesterday. 0 vears { eavenwor ‘iso any. hames alone the highway. | was going on a trip.” Learned Tricks Rapidly. ; : olic Church, 1204 Rutger street, for fr Confederate c: “4 ¢ of 10 years in Leavenworth prison) and many: homes : lons he h ' ae a GL GOERS at 4 — See _ {insect, but it also withstands smoky,, jj ;.ainn to he hold ; fe their Confederate captors could not! tinng put could not easily go further for obstructing the draft was come were t he ratened he ore the fire Was \ iIncenZo and bliss brothers WET] ‘Tle was one of the most intelli- itmosphers el mission .) ¢ iit ld at his OWT) stop it. The prisoners were riven nub lic ly than } e lid Ab a th ; i } “rr i" ‘ +? | iy ly ] an , : 2 sas nsstat re ’ of 7. ‘aak . ° : , 3 4 i aida, muted by President Wilson, walked ypoyeht under control. Property| leisurely about their work until pent monkeys in the entire ecoun- church next week. permission to name their own court, | . roa ) ’ & T j The ‘hawthorn is an_ undersized, lle call at Wathe tes tal speech was taken ‘to mean simply into court and surrendered. The 10/ qagmege was estimated at $20,090. Wednesday. Then Vineenzo told try," Supt. George Vierheller said. hrubby t in height i o ne eee eee See endless passive resist hile hb os — 7 metts ‘ ; eli Raat come va sehr vy tree, ranging in Nhelgnt in —.* ine . shinait ° aleieiiben ' , rs assive resistance, are among 56 alleged to have at- SI 1) nic Accetta, a bookkeeper in ‘“Tjiis intelligence was remarkable. a a at ‘ b. f t} » to tory and finding thi priest away, ficers. Payne was chosen Sheriff. really meant it as a feel a: ’ . : ‘ee iy ; . P ne eS ee yA 2 ’ : . j the various species rom ire¢ f , ¢ - Bus . . ° Oneoa : ons , eeier, . Ee cr Ioan neromted, IRISH FREE ST ATERS REJECT ithe bank, that he was going tO 4 We could teac him a trick within t Eo } : tiff, zi branches left a note for him shortly before | six prisoners who formerly had been | 1 4 - : j , a ad 30 feet. as stiff, zigzag ‘anche: , aa il ss ee ; owey : hut who had never been narre sted, rs | a «) ' a: Lot » ta- 7] dinner party that night, and that he a f Ww days. Wor insta nee. he 1 arned } eT l ; SS } +} noon Monday . [uy ing the atter - habitues of the Bowery in New ' th , we ver, representatives of botb , , : ’ it orns as long as ree |, , ' ees wae . eGe f or : , although warrants were issued last | ATEST DRAPACAL FOR PEACE |' would get home late and would rapidly to take a bunch of keys, pi k se . Wi 5? t rns : , +} jf noon he made purchases at Butler York eaptured with a New York} Y tr ose and French rovernments - anen rAH ; . . ; g ¢ member o he rrega bi a +: +? + 2 . : me Lv! = i — = “— ; , wo : ~ : lv. re i Prothers, ighteenth and Olive regiment in the battle before tich- | “s , 7 anne Sunes 26 Rees . eats ¢ 5008, ee Oe ~ streets, and at Rice-Stix Dry Goods mond, were caught stealing food} ¢"*™ earn. Both put out feelers september. ' sleep late in the morning. Hie hand- the right one, and open a ork. He Former St. Louisan Surrenders. | oe | . Te r . » »? ; a - ‘) Dum ) . ‘ P . ‘ ,y "I wre ] f tnaw®r ‘ mM] vy. Its ; ini : pe i lan ¥ As for Re t ublic ins f I him to “keep things £oing until | ano, box with his keeper, Niax the a] ple group oO fa on Tenth street and W ashington from their own half-starved come | or a Ruhr settlement, but naturally Besides Rose Stokes the 10 who . a ‘ 1) li] ’ blossoms ‘ ’ » Turned ver to , jiossoms are IKe aAppie NOSSOMS, | w~wanna _ : surrendered included: Robert Minor, Arms to Be u ‘] , down. Mall, and drop anything he was do- yan 14 ree frutt ait avenue. rades, Che next night the complain-| Letivitt ' ; ' rs ae g vo ; sui : , as ‘lusters. gs frul red, fe ee ad " jac tie sing New York cartoonist and writer. for- Winner at Tilection lbominico followed instructions. ing at a command, to 1 ‘arch like whit ant n , l ey} : : hiefl lie was last seen at Butler Broth- ants were found murdered The | bins 8 i3 obtainable, aa the nego- : pee +p Bos : , “- » searle on ep green, Dut CHICIIYV oie: 4 ' 9.9 ‘ , | tiators re ‘ eriv of St. Louis, son of a Texas * the Aa if Pres r For two days he ran the bank with- 4 soldier with his pal, ‘Henry Kiel.’ | * arlet or a tgied. Bine see : fers at about 2:30 p. m. Monday. | New Yorkers were arrested and tried | a not yet offidtal, DURIIN. March 10.—The ‘ree : , ‘a 4)i ;, i scarlet in Missouri—is like a tiny Refore rist, who was deported trom Potul.n, cA . ; rss a Out Vineezo showing uy. Failing “He was learning trape 7c and CTO! ince after the armistice for | State Government has definite'y ~ | tg see Vineenzo or his brothers horizontal bar work, the flying leap » Ia @ v’ or \P ACE } , , ‘ ’ ted the latest move for ] f about the place, depositors became i and the pinwheel. Iie and ‘Henry LiCl «A 32 ; Aug. 22. sparks. of the exhaust of a passing Karly this week Vincenzo called an and ~ e While hire; away from his apartment. Mary occasions. The loss of so many teeth “ iil ( hancellor and bis Cabinet ere dis- ~~ - eg /Satisfied with the rest . sisi (‘rime was rampant within the | Reichsta speec} ] apts of his pastor of Holv Trinity Slovak Cath- Jiu . ini rie rs j SAG specen. t seems he in- ranks of the Union prisoners, ane nde . . tended to open the way to negotia- with prosecutors, jury and other of- ed the clerk a ring of keys and told woyld ride a bicycle, play a toy pi- ;, : leaving Virden he had told | py their comrades and sentenced to| _,, It is important that these are apple. Jt ranges in size from small- his mother, Mrs. Barbara Vraniak, be hanged Pavne, as Sheriff, had | Government representatives and not er than a pea to larger than @ Mar-/ijat he would be back late Monday charge of the execution, which took | the spokesmen of the industrialists, ean soldiers: Edgar Owens, Moline, | Ireland. Archbishop Harty and wena suspicious. Then they went to the | had a special cage in the lion house, ble. | night or Tuesday morning. It was place simultaneously from a_ six- om has been the case in previous lil, syndicalist convict, recently re- | eral others recently proposed soap police. It took detectives but a few | where they did their tricks for the It is a beauty In the landscape. It| his intention to return to Virden by ection scaffold in the center of the | discussions. leased from Joliet prison on a par-/| mediate truce under whien the ne minutes to convince themselves the | public during the winter. But| bursts forth in a mass of blossoms) way of Mount Olive, IIL, in order to stockade and was witnessed by the! German Proposal. signed by Gov. Small; Rebecca’) publicans would dump all. their brothers had fled. ‘Phil’ was so sick he could give only |in April and May. Then follows the | invite the Rev. Father Charles Kna- entire prison camp, together with) The Germans, on their aide, are | gorgeous fruit which remains many/| parek, pastor’of the Slovak Catholic | hundreds of Confederates. ready to renew the offer Karl Berg- Sacakarow, prominent in radical arms under a pledge that they be Dominico was questioned and in- two brief performances last week. circles in New York; Max Bedacht handed over to whichever party won structed to report Monday at the The pair of monks drew so many months (unless the birds are toO/Church there, to his mission. , — mann tried to make at Parts last of Cleveland and San Francisco, | the next election. In this Way, it District Attorney's inquiry. S. Mig- spectators that I telephoned to New voracious) and its autumn dress is) Known as Devout Man. | FPORTED LOST WHEN | (22uery. This was a definite repara- convicted in Tilinois case but never! was pointed out,,there would se ‘ic nico, a real estate dealer, with York after ‘Phil’ died and ordered the forest’s gaudiest. | Eriends from Virden came to St 200 LIVES R tons total of about 30 billion gold surrendered to serve sentence; Jay avoidance of the humiliation © desk space in the bank, was also/another trainable chimpanzee for| The haw grows profusely fn Ot! |v cule’ Wednebtas to find wettiene | SHIP BOUND FOR PIRAEUS SINKS | marks (about $7,500,000,000), with- Lovestone, New York, who says he! surrender, which is the main vo asked to appear as a witness. Mich- | $1000. Hagenbecks just brought one sections of the State. The most; mE por, sade up the amiai. a )out any pledges such as occupation was secretary of the convention in| culty in the truce with tne English, ael R. Matteo, Vincenzo’s attorney | over.” common species is the COCMPRUF | they had no clew to work on.| Most of Passengers Consisted of | of the Ruhr or control of German the Michigan sand hills; Ella Bloor, | and which stipulation the english | also appeared and was astonished | Was Pleased by Applause. ‘thorn (crus-galll); the next, the | ie i. hnere ae Virden as a secant: Naval Officers and Men From finances, it was understood at the San Francisco; John Ballan, W. | consented to walve. ‘over the disappearance. | “Phil's pal, “Henry Kiel,” was, Margaretta. al ; |'man, consecrated to the church and | Salamis Garrtson. time. Winestone and Gustav A. Shulen- means es “T haven't seen any of the broth- named for the Mayor, having been ! asi ica ematiasdiadaliine The rose garden in the Missouri | with. no enemies. Neither had he | By the Associated Press . However, now the Germans have berg, all of New York. ‘WOMAN WHOSE AUTO KILLED ‘ers in a week,’ he said. “I have bought by the Zoo last May, and/| Botanical Garden Is gp 2 tigge ey | any known connections or {deas ATHENS, March 10.—-A ha jlet the French representatives un- vs j . 4 - ’ va ‘ GQ ( . *f f ; ~~ Lovestone and Winestone gave ' no idea where they have gone.” given his name at the suggestion of| six rows of hawthorn. Other specie ithat might account for his absence. steamer with 400 persons aboara, | 4erstand Germany will Insist ont ati | - >* rac ‘ ] £ = - Ss; f >| » : : ' ~ $1000 cash bond and the others were MAN GETS 250 DAYS IN JAIL | He sald as far as he knew the Kenesaw Mountain Ilandis, base-|are scattered throughout the gar | Police Sergeant Thomas, * who bound om om se nk Prime ecto y duction of the reparation total by released on their own recognizance | ————_—$___- — affairs of the firm were in good ball’s arbiter, when he was here/ den. made a canvass of the neighborhood into a B nee hind om m “xe aaa oteaie counter Indemnities for damage done until Monday. | Se the Associated Press shape. last slimmer. | ne new simian will ene Cian ig in which the automobile was found, anne «V . a pire ro - ” T} - ) In the Rober. ; ‘ AS! ; aid >i. ae "7 * { Py ¥ &! vv > ? ic y. . ‘ The trial of Foster, who came SAN FRANCISCO, March 10.— Depositors Storm “Bank.” be named “Phil Brock £2. NEGRO WHA WATINREN WATCHERS learned from a bartender in a soft ner cae be chal fc | the n ont | nates lw sPrgpnig dn information, . ssi.4 ‘ 6m e109 ” be ; ° yYoean ‘Ores *¢ . - - into prominence in 1919 as the ‘s. Etta Chappell, whose automo- mont . | The late “Phil” took delight in drink place that a priest entered the | P&SSensers Co! ¢ the French wish to make an agree- l ovateag | Depositors thronged the door. t ‘innin t BESIDE NYING WOMAN ' + | part of naval officers and men from |ment by hic eader of the unsuccessful nation- bile ran down and killed Thomas! ony the timely arrival of the po- amusing spectators, grinning 4a ) _place one night last week, about 17 ‘ arrison at Salamis, who were : y whieh they will withdraw Wide steel strike, is expected to at- Kckhart here, was sentenced today Hee kept tren ‘from battering their them in his apish way, pleased as arama anmee eh. o'clock, and inquired direction to the macro ert Alnona Pie the week gradually from the Ruhr as th sir tract national attention as the first carve 250 davs in the county fail | 2 ; an actor at applause. He and Pennessee Possemen Shoot Paroled 418 South Second street, driving proceeding vs ‘conditions are met. Payment fm- te t { - f - t{ e to S¢ rs am & ca. f way inside {in An effort to sa1\ age Aa as — = 1d sit at tr hle and Ye ho 18e@ Near . ° > - + . end. ‘mediatel : f ' in the Middle West of war-time |, conviction of the charge of being| .. » o¢ what they are now convinced | emry. would sit at a ta Convict in Farmhouse - ‘away in a Buick automobile, the R Admiral Voucaris, Mintster y of one billion gold marks © anti-revolutionary laws.since the war intoxicated while she was driving an | | Th yw lled They 1eq | eat bits of foods with regulation ta- Scene of Crime. 'same make as that owned by Father oe . ce re ‘ is part of their withdrawal terma, B j it h { re | a > n P « ' is lost. ey Wa e¢ . 1€ y cT e¢ } . ea “a Aft the Zoological Society —— 4 . -" Tt? ; } ress. > “ , k TY} ) of Marine, has gone to . alamis to i Seve al pir as died down. automobile at in Yeeken Seaiiech or auntie bleware. / a ety Ry the Associated Vraniak. 1omas found that 418 ral considerations are infiu- ‘ . ’ € “4 is Z Ak ‘ . —— ° 1] nN cen x September the NASHVILLE, Tenn., March 10 South Second was a vacant lot. No. Anti-Government Plot Alleged W entertainment last ‘hold an inquiry. ‘enctng the Chancellor tew . nh a os Vhe n "Inceean: ; ve > ' — ; ! i . ard with- The State charges that the, de- 3-YEAR OLD GIRL LOST IN CRO D oo — \ a hen and called him pair of them sat with President Trapped in a farm house within 4/499 jg a rooming house, where noth- ‘RS ISLAND. Rah Marc} drawing from the position that he ee ee UNCOMPUMEUAryY NAMeCS. 3rockman and sliced and at® raw hundred yards of the place ing was known of Father Vraniak. | TURKS ISLAND, Bahamas, Maren fendants met secretly in the dunes will never negotiate S . : / ” * while the Fre . » > , t¢ . . ’ — | tive eat in the communist ranks ee aad utes later, sobbing today with receipts in the form of VALENCIA, Spain, March 10,—/ finally shook off pang itor a : 1 lated as untrue statements attributed | re , Tout's anti-gossip bill was been a block to this program. 4 j cy nN | co : 4 oe {ive MiInuce ait . : ’ . — — + } ’ $ ene } hi " red to have mat a gcor . : : b, enator ’ ' ° 5 a * ee ntl tohtear . lemans: mromissory notes, snowin +E Salazar Ovarzaba! ea rts and was beuev . j he day thi bs At least two such Government The uniforms didn’t frighten her , nee vs fy heen 5100 sy Juan Salaz a 5 ae oo Peruvian eT dhetaestis Hunger, however, and tc him emercits oar : an he defeated in the Senate on the plea of | Germang Cool Toward English, : posits ‘ANLINE “O } o1in rand for ‘rr niste e lis eSCci -- ’ ; . . 9 e ‘far ADp- > : ples were present at the mecting jn the least. ae} a Deputy and forme inister of Hom twist of fate, drove fenred that his br : r was : ‘P €AP- | eanator Proctor of Kansas City that From an American source close to hic im an $15.000. irs lied suddenly . sc. Some peculiar and took an active pagt in it, the oandy store with the big men and Affairs, died suddenly under su: ! as ~ ‘ ) *T? 1g AX e : ization. Joseph, s mormer &8n@ vleasures incident to morning back learns the British prevented and are ad ' . ’ + rs : ; n ; ‘ re scene of h rime. ue a e . : P L nn. The brothers were {interested {? . “T . = umeatances w hs n falt! . him hack to the SC eT; fi sa defense will contend. One, Francis they bonght candy a! oe 2: kivn laundry until Feb. 15 nig ose as } . Hi of Friday night the negro absuptly t} :.@ {as ' ait a vee srook] AUN ; ntil ‘eDd, De is raming ise ere, i nonev ‘riaay gz : ‘ - ae , rotners oO rea 188 Morrow, a Department of Justice ,ey for her, while she tried to re a gaming nouse : Ss money two other brothers — "8! tence visits and afternoon sewing still unwilling to see an industria) . . Tar 3a os Lav etart. when they sold out at a loss TheY | an jewela were issin ay he entered the home of Revedy Manus, *oat-Dispatch ce e- agent, is said to be a witness for the »yember her name. Then they sommes bed 1a ! Mine aia Pog catia ie He one jew Is . , m & when the > ‘ nik eak Che property of Sam priest told a I “ I pa re th * circles, combination on the Rhineland which : hea lock » AISO SOIC a enemel NOUS cen . ody was yund. ry ives i : ea y he ope is ey State. The other, Rebert Branigan. oq to walk around the block with Earlv this week Vincenzo d-ew a toads oy: f fo poder , 1t whose home tha negro spondent = pad ‘a . ; rord rhe bill proposed that it be made will flood the world market with «gig A gee rhe arrest of “four persons has; ‘iaston. | ; was alive, but have had no word 4 misdemeanor to repeat any slan-/|cheaper steel than it is possible to —= > , sa > hea ‘ ] suc- a former Department of Justice per to find her mother, an - satiia ; €715 000 from the Italian Discount ? ; . ae , neh ee : te reday Haston Its eeyi- “ty “3 » ] Ys ‘ "> } > ' = . . " > » 4 chi ne Wy ; - ‘ wrsaa;: . @ | ; ! ; : , agent, who was dismissed from the ceeded. Mrs. Bentlage gave the ex-| 7 a) kept the been orserns Sr Abe lan Con-jran wild 2) 1 He is a >rother of | from him since his disappearance. aeroug remarks which any person manufacture in England. : ; ‘a rie: ] SS ch rust Ves le ‘vy ‘oO forme f lé 7 "“M™1197) . ‘1s , ured. e ; no ish " Pe on - , “ “" ; | SUE that Ls Luh tervice some time after that raid pjanation of the child's friendliness | _____________ the ‘gut has been Informed of the circum-| ously injured. He ts a rather of | Te | i eard abort anybody else. eee eee: American z ‘ cilities ea . ag » ¢ } - her father is a policeman. , Continued on Page 2, Column 6. stances of the case. Tennessee's Secretar ; | ‘ontinued on Page 2, (elunm »- Af we column | TscaaM , 1 | AVERAGE , ae ATION 4 C O Le © 65 FOR FEBRUARY preaching radicalism to the Ameri-/ tec ' ——_— She walked into a

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LO el OO ce NE EC NE ONLINE A Ae A AE ON EN ee es Se ae ee eee ad PR Oke RR REIN gp © ey ERO Ree SNL 5 Rl Ne 96 NEP oo whe eb ete lees she eee eee Sed 1 AR pl ite OTs SR RN aE eT CR wR N SUSI “et ar ee SL Sh IES LO PRS eile ate PME i At eeu ears «ld ales —v ~~ . ad age oe gg pee .- the ‘had not been ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 11, 1923. eT 1OIRS POST-DISPATCH SE SENATE PASSES BILL FUR NOMINATIONS BY CONVENTIONS Proctor Says He Will Be Sat- isfied if House Approves of Nominations for Judge- ships at Party Meetings. PRIMARY WOULD BE HELD IN JUNE Measure Would Prohibit Newspapers From Printing Part of ®Ballot With a Name Crossed Out. By a Staff Correspondent Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY. March With the hope of getting thr the house a bil providing for nom nations for Judgeships of the Su- preme Court and the Court of Ap- peals by- political party conventions instead of by primary, the Senate this afternoon passed the Proctor convention bill which provides for nomination by convention for such jJudgeships and for all State off except the Governo: and United Stz Senato Proctor said after passace of the bill that he had no hope would get through the House in the form it passed the Senate. and that he would be satisfied if it was amended to continue the primar) nomination ail offices except judgeships. which, he said should not be included in the pri- mary and brought into State-wide campaigns. Semtiment for Modifying Law. While there is considerable sent!- ment.in the Legislature for abolish- ing the réquirements for primary nominations for State offices, there | is little wo cliente that such a meas- ure could be adopted because of the feeling that the people generally want to retain in their own hands the nominations of cagidates. It Was said in the dehate today that | attention in the primary is concen- | trated upon the nominees for the Senatorship and Governorship, and that as a result few vwoters give any Serious attention to the fer the minor State off ind the) nominations for judgeships th the result that several occasions un- desirable candidates have been Ces. the rer 7 oe for om @4 — OMmMminations " ii inated. In response to a question by Sen- Stor Painter. Senator Troctor said he did not believe the present pr!- mary iaw be constitutional and that it wae his onin' of citizens had the ri candidates in sought fit without the State, but he to on this rht at any grou ip to nominate interference -b said the questior raised in the courts and never had been passed upon Change in Primary Date. As passed vesterday b: ate, the Proctor bil! provides that | the date of the primary election 7 tne Ca MT . : perience — ~ , " 5 . = y imanner they . Cabinet Policy Locking Up UAUCUS PROGRAM EXAMINERS PLAN Alaskan Riches, Says a" ‘or | Foie ATION REOPENING CHICAGO Former Secretary of Interior Says Develop. ment of Territory Has Been Placed in Cold Storage. Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20 Wrvatt Building. WASHINGTON, March 10.—De- f Alaska and the West in cold storage under the of Government through velopment is placed dead hand the po . t] licy of the uitra-conservation- ists, ag teh RF. rall, former Secretary of the rior ld the Post-Dis- patch. in 4d ussing the differences of attitude himseif and the conservation represented in the Preside: ‘ of Agriculture llace. aring : Paring : > et ww een gr "17 ’ ine? bv Secretary Mextl: Expressing contitr Fai! “elived friendship f deplored the lack in what he describes as an effort to do sormne- thing uctive He admits the won in the ftizyt proposed Bureau to the President of support he re constr ‘ationists centered if the Forestry riment between ir Depa e ' . lifference mveelf*’ possi dilit: w sa re One al ~~? ~tt oy © =e aS. res: ’ S ‘ > ' country, the conservationists see noth} and see nothing but intel] ~ a , « . — ; s | ~U 3 i « 4 ¢ .* poi J ‘ nmnsery - j r } ‘+? : - *,? si . " thes sticks." every igent man - tras, he de- aires orests. re 7? “ to all Government -ontro!] Of => and ean? posed | foresees the certainty of Go operation of the ral!lroads ‘It would be better for vernn o . = a ‘ es | t LA PSE — - = Ruhr is said to have by 50 members. According to one correspondent, a group of French comn peared today at the offices of a senkirchen company's founc near Recklinghausen and deman. permission to visit accompanied by been enlarge iissioners ap- the pl were tanks reje } tec, & guard made a three-hour inspecti All the workmen ceased work when ers entered The to have had wit} f the works floatir COM rl =sior Visitors are said February totaled tne week endin The t tal floati: undiscounted treasury : the end r = 00 marks ‘les of ebruary BANK TOMORROW Hope Logan Square Institu- tion May Be Reorganized PASSES 10 HOUSE nts of ownership Indiéations There Are That to recognize this fact.”’ he said, “In stead of shaking an apron at those. Senate Democratic Bills ho propose it in an efort to scare Will Pass—Many Ele- ments of Merit in Measures A [ponents of Government s the thing away. The need of the farmer i much foreign markets, he as cheaper freight rates to enab crop raiser t¢t the re me market, and this can be done, he By CURTIS A. BETTS, thinks, on by oO A Staff Correspondent of the Post- March Dispatch. oday planned reor The foruber Secret JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., arch ,, i eta P ion r tn Logan square subject of co: passage only one upon which he had differed s a 7 oti 4 : ; *#ite ss a/ aa ‘ - a , ffom the adm . or Creditors. reach s 16.—Sta wWwhnerTre ship of the ‘roads. Savings Bank to permit {t to londay after being closed today. Merely Pointing Out Facts. In his frank discussi attempted to do ie Interior and resu.ts aa why he , accc Mmpils i Pc Pp ulation {) 4 iteelf losing the sn ~_™ er Po’ hae are now ad im *@¢ha bat .* ry ry } * ¢ . ' re ‘ * . , —_ 7 ; 3 7 A } . ; exan Big Saving Expected. a « ? ehartaca = , al i* = 5 of vine (;overnment ~_— + . $750.1 » Statements He claimed . Ye expressed more as a genera 15 ITALY LOOKS 10 5. FOR CO-OPERATION No Suicide Motive. Without Loss to Depositors INOIS PRIEST WHO HARDING AND PARTY DISAPPEARED HERE SLENDER CLEWS FOUND IN HUNT FOR MISSING PRIEST Centinued From Page (a-. however. to the to mumber abe aso brand e 7 congregat . > ing to OOnRTS “BANKER.” WITH SAVINGS OF FRIENDS, MISSING fear | pearance on the deck of wh ARRIVE AT PALM BEAGi President Plays More Golf; a Harding Goes Ashore Fir Time on Trip. ~ the Assoc! ated Press WEST PALM March 10.—Declining ‘endered by the leaders Beach President BEACH, invitation of society, and Mrs. Harding, on arriving here today foi- | lowed the program of recreation and relaxation that has marked the Florida vacation trip. The presidential party arrived at Palm Beach shortly after 3 o'clock thie afternoon... Mr. Harding. ompanied by his golfing compan- ions, A. D. Lasker, Shipping Board; Charles G. Dawes, former director of the sacget Bu-' and Edward B. McLean, pub- Washington Rev and host presidential party, after re- forma! welcome ex- Biggers of West an informal we!- inter col- alm Bea Mrs. Harding Goes Reluwe: Mrs. Harding also came ashore. It was the first time she had left th houseboat, Sa for a few minutes Thereéay at Rov edge With Mrs. the McLean the President the rt members of the presi- I iat % tonight on B+). just off the VMondear at as Miami announced probably arrival! rogram “reer oe ina ‘ : , ‘Seni nt Benefited by Wash- h 9 t¢ar, $7 ALte@ntion . us her hu ind She made her ap- leck of the Pionee the was being drawn proved Palm Beach stv? Fla... ; Palm chairman of the | ONE BOY AT f BY AUTO, ANE ‘pede Into T One Boy at play killed by an euteqenas and; one was critically infured, in rate accidents. James F. McDannald, 8 grandson of Roland 38 with whom he resided at 2227) teau avenue, was killed when ing a hoop in front of 1116 Compton avenue. He was his hoop south on the west when a delivery truck of the © '‘K. Kruse Forte Crtven Nem i 2668 | braska avenue, was app the south, on the east side of narrow street. The hoop rolled Inte the and, witnesses said. the lad after it, head down. « the left front fender of the and fracturing his skull. Nemetz, ho was arrested and released der $5000 bond, said he was Grip. about 18 miles an hour and’ not see the boy until he was ‘ “O., Robert etz. 32. from the waa Philip Johler Jr.. and Mrs. Philip Johiler ef Labadie avenue, coasted from 4 alley into the street at 4518 avenue on his velocipede ang to the neg ler y Leo Showe. a ; :- . oriven i34 sete. avenue. He plies fractures of the skull and right possible internal injuries, the lean teeth, lacerations of the un He was takes Tiospital, Taryter . +. cet #rai bruises Illinois Merchant. Hit by Auto »> Dtes. > kzon, 65 years ea 3 Rovalton, Jac haba Ff 4 | : iries iutomobile at } it streets. The car. Perry of i16@ was driven 1329 * "at of th ‘depart tment emocrat 2 BARRELS OF ALCOHOL TAKEN IN HOLDUP AT ¥. S. ROSPIT =Lore roam tution Broken Into by Four Men. 11 oclae? armed robbers at broke tnto a storercem cf 5390 Arsenal street amt™ e*niea two 49-g@alion barrels > grata a he market sa of whieh [ = alcohol, th about $7 a gallon an automobile truck. searched a medicine e¢ presumably for narcotics, bat f >) took two quart bo: with itt in ale - 7 ai 6. som of Me of an ‘tome of Arsenal] Street Insti~ bs les isinfectant that they mer Up-to-the-M News and Vi TONEY Big Pitcher Hit and East in Rickey Uses His Vete ing Pfeffer, Haines Toney—Horns By Staff Correspond BRADENTOWN, Fla... M upon whom. Rickey ts count campaign, were given a chanee West defeated the East, 12 to Not one of the flingers was Innings. The feature of the day es work wt ney. the fron ing q »* vy Mus & « wing © ‘in Te btained che sh right-hander Braves. Toney Was appear -st contest of the season bearing usual a hard - . Heri eq heless he was in there curving them and as has the case, Toney Was Whats ™m he had In the three rounds he he vielded only three satefi ene coming each inning Tr» those who hit safely were nipped t while the other expé play pitching today is @ he is going to is season, the Cardinals have tar mighty valuable pitcher ‘ are those among the par figure that the big right-hand in many a ball game for t Although he has been work! a week, Toney right now shape than he was at season Fir=t Real Work. first time Toney tas im a contest, as ne of his reinstatement by Comm Landis reached Manager Rick this morning In addition ing tight ball. Toney pes ut a tremendous triple off Bill tica. which came with two mens the parhs. None of the other pitche hurled as good as did Tones. 37 Pertica, Jeff Peffer. Jess Haines & Sherdel were the other vetera tk and all of them were bat and beer tom hit ntrol re, hor ed nz to steai double lf Toney’s eriterion od what ae ei a rhere who iub leas than better time last Tt was the hur i lowed to os, on’: urd Per ica. although in the hole, ar I white on white wr Continued From Page One. pn! umrs Tr alcohol . ; or The rot were } interes f oe shall be changed from the firs: es - have taken f day in A t » first y ugust to the rst Tuesday two innings. But in the French Minister of War in Essen for eated frame Hornsby greeted him. wi > } bers in June. At this primary the mem- bers of the political party commit- tees would be elected and also the Gelegates to the conventions would be elected. The apportionment of the convention is committees of the parties. conventions would be held Tuesday in July at places decided upon by the State Committees A new feature of the proposed law governing primaries is in a section which prohibits any ‘person from printing any ballot contain'nge names of candidates scratched or omitted and prohibits any _mowepaper from de egates to left to the State The the @rst The effect of this would be to pre- Vent the distribution of samn'e bal- lots which ts common al! pri- maries, particular!y in larger elties, giving the slates of part) muitteemen of organizations to prohibit newspapers ¢r lishing Sample ballots or ballots with lines drew- names of candidates the, feated. | FRENCH MOVE FOR DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS WITH BERLIN Continecd _fress Peee Gace. A pe ne industria! interes*s the British. Charlies M. Schwab's oarriv Burepe and his return to Without going to the Rehr. as he had announced he would Germans. Thev believe in American stee! is above economic sol: Germans are mostly eoo ing toward the English since they refused to co farther for Germany than Briti«n tnterests dictate. © ans cons, quently show great interest {np Pra. mier Poincare's« russels reporte from Pari« d Post-Dispatch’. information of i'n the Cd Pr are the same . Amer: infereate his interest the oOrpoerted to tioe rrr tot wy - oo a ‘ Hotand negotiations French Said tw Plan to Use Poli«h Taber tm Ruebr Mines. By the Associate! Prees. BERLIN. March 10.—Correspond- ents of Berlin new al ~~ = > TIEN. ¢ 8, ' 7 : the French agreement wees ~“ M Tr . 7 } —Kronenburge be wy ‘ ‘ee anGd &@ Aa.f miles southwest _— Poi faxsen e a ra fad _* " ‘ occupation message from *he mame lated RERI a ws the according to a \Viuenster eortea” ? ~ hh -_ ssa ba ia wt er over Aw Milk From Holland Setzmd by Bel. gians, Germans Report. Sy the Assectate?d Press GELSENKIRCHEN Reigian|patrols at o3s the Rhine from Wesel. on Wednrea- day night seized shipments of = tx from Holland consigned to Dort- rund, Fisen. Rotthauser. Mann- heim and this c ity. according to re. ports receiy —_ ed through German March Bueder: "i acr the ’ Ambaneados. soctalism and posaibly *itted’ tmmediateiy War “What pie , he tempted eading > 0 8 c'vrernm rh rary ‘he Program denaail fustice + 5* Naf! a "a awe © —_ 7 , saved talv the -." worse, following happened was said “So f ™~™ 2 ae men ee c*~- +k oe . +s —~ ee om © ee es . , « ’ : nationalistic do - a MA Ort tw ‘ 4 tho [tal- Arm Sacen lor "4° rr h . has ~ ; 2 et or : : ‘ . v into four werée—“hee courage and work.” ho J ther tarq. ard ir ity ‘- » the State Audit tor, upon whom there os - » ‘ has been no check Jn th@ past. ROSE PASTOR STOKES LEADS 10 RADICALS TO SURRENDER Continued From Page One. September, {s expected to he a ense witness that 2 —a ee he oe hhd Ls otfarn e" ‘* z the vis- a? who said the State wouldn't vestigate ashe firm had no bank- license exact of will not Attorney completes his ill be large reach a ine amount os De ~ wh to a grand > th 7. . . Le ass NEW over Gompers, suffered an bronchial] tonight by physicians at Lenox Hill Hospital, patient mitch improved an might +a” > = hie known until | prove continued, he larger had came here about a longshoreman. -3 Ouse with , a black and GOMPERS. IIL WITH INE! YENZA. IS REPORTED OUT OF DANGER Associated Press YORK, March condition of veteran labor who attack of influenza and removed a .*-* , > .~ - aad Lv —Anvwiet +* Sa rene! _u¢e ak FTI 12 Ot leader. pneumonia. was repa®tted the elderly d said he be considered out of danger. Earlier in the day Dr. G. G. Fish personal phrsician, announced who that Gompers continued to show im.- nent and if this improvement soon would be out of it waa belleved the crisis passed. Tonight eafe'y >. ry2ean reappeared the de- resort to civil savings, have no —"e@ ¢4 to the police, Vincenzo ut 29 years ago from | Bari, and worked first as Later he began ‘to | small way His | and they started | °°? , :* : i; Ouve ol na others came over. the steamship ticket exchange. It Yas only after making many friends ey begen their unlicensed private | king business. I Specialize On DISEASES and DEFECTS of the As a Physician, Oculist and Opticion I have served EYE] a many theusands during 25 years’ practice in St. Louis GLASSES the enti: entire se service. ona year are made FREE OF INVIS«mIBLe and satiefy PERIFUSED LENSES ere the last taht. CHARGE Que moderate charge for occessary changes required during the fire moment wh 1 ine teeta room. which ig in a building ter main A. Campbell, appened on and was similarly treated. it was the third alcohol roubenss at this institution within the last we months - | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATEE Founded by JOSEPR ¢ULITEER = Dee. 1% > | Published —- oF The Levan and Curve ash” = Dumas ef C Twelfth Pre sasnrmg ~ are prescribed only when needed and manufac MEMETR OF THE ASSOCIATED ane ee ee No @& respoasitulity. “« tit.ed te ¢ epacches credfitet news published jenn ~g specta! mS-56Cals ese setuumie outed ant axe tot ee werd te eptica, they climinate all THEY LOOK BSE TTER—.vrorT FEEL SETTER COME IN AND LET TS DEMONSTRATE. G. MORITZ, M. D. THE OCULIST- | Sass Sat pa . luding Ps run. Four safeties, Toney's triple, followed, third req through ‘wo but ‘ns batter and a pass =. safeties permnitted ¢ Sherdel worked only © Tames and was found for five which. with errors thrown in, & ike number of tallies Tess Halnes started on the wi ot He gave two rune the nd he worked, starting off Oy "g @ pass. Then in the next Pf rove tn a tally with a triple, vas out trying to stretch & @ omer. while the final frame “ich he worked, he got by, ‘hough the beses were full = Hornsby threw out Lavan. I ‘ally, [t wage the frst time that & ‘an had been retired. Previously ade nine successive hits and base on balls Rottomly Hammers Ball. Jim Bottom!ir. who t slated Day fliest base for the Cardinals ft *eason. wae the batting star ‘im @!4 was to pound out four s. aingles All of them enashes. Freigau and Holm. twe — recruits, who are striving te | ace Lavan at the shortstop each connected for three = -retgau has been working in the e!€ since Holm's return te the "'"g Order. In the field. Holm ‘e@ 10 chances clean!y He ; “owing great improvement at ) eg runners. Working next. liorgeby, the Iowa U. star gets ‘aiuable pofnters on how the S.0ul4 be plared. Freigacg Meided his Cleanly bat pulled his usual en the bases. Not a day goes OF Howard must be caught off Po on that order. Today; me tn the fourth Insing He ringed when Hoernsbr shert fly to center Freigae sound second when Mathews ¢ the sphere and he wus doubled. The Weet was first to the third when Hornsbdy homer. Bottomiy. Holm send “urdy singled and Toney poled. a triple. This off Pertica — ‘he stzth against Pfeffer. wae hit, Schultz siagied, -ouDled. Mueller walked and Sot an tnfield hit. which eumets mere, titanic h of them ng four tallies tn the Pfeffer a came ome SO atred in d a hit three kers e | Couple of Errors. . Sewage by Fortier and “agtes by Biades Freigas and &

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OY AT PLAY KILLED % d |. Up-to-the-Minute Tare +~ News and Views WG 8h YS XY By Experts 070, ANOTHER HURT UNDA’ . LT ST. LOUIS, SU NDAY MORNING. M ARC H 11. ly 2 es ee ee ee — —_—_ oses Life When Chasing pp—Orther Rides Velocj- ~—".. |TONEY STARS FOR CARDINALS: BROWNS WALLOP MOBILI critically injured, in s@pa- é ——--—- — ————_—__-+__— scidents. . § ee aK SE SRE A A ES nat sneer § Big Pitcher Hard to Three Yanks With Serious Thoughts RB/ oa Val ‘Fohl’s Pitchers Look Stgs ‘aioe ¥ ae ey 8 GBD. 3 AS ee Pe 0a . 4, Tut Users 4 , hom he resided at 3222 Choy: wenue, was killed when ro}}- . ¢ . 4 | : ernst ocmccm EH Hit and West Defeats yrs sis: mismo ins ot a sean wrt oN ood in 11-4 Victory; Dn avenue. He was rolling a 4 graph that reports of Babe Everett Scott, shortstop, will p south on the west sidewalk 2 Ruth's reduction in weight have played in 1000 consecutive a delivery truck of the w. q ‘dae mc are not far from the truth. The Championship games If ae ~pevd : * = . ee bd © ° 7 use Florist Co, driven by e as ir} ractice t protuberance at the waist line petes in the first 14 games of the ; e ra om | wliams its omer Nemetz, 32, of 26 r. . Red Sox in 1919. He is 31 years old. 5 | - ge Pe ome ona alae toe ing Pfeffer, Haines, Sherdel, Pertica and Carl Mays, “submarine” ball The Yankee stars were photo- f hs Stopping Southern Association Cham- ’ Cc nto ; ther : {> Tr , | sO 2 oc! mMuwrTcea ‘ . + t pitener, 8 Intent upon redeem- grapn ed t the golf course at . ; a front fender of the machine , ) ¢ ‘ x ‘ 5: : . — : - ing himself for his poor show- loe S rk. i | : , line: hie skull. teem | Toney—Hornsby Gets Home-Run. g himsel poor show- Hot Springs, A itt 2 Ay | pion—Simon Out of the Game. Was arrested and released aad to . & $5000 bond, said he wag driy- i 4 : eRe : t te bey te ae and ; By Herman Wecke, : ee Es — By J. Roy Stockton, Ste : z Was : ; Bee ee Not one of the flingers was allowed to work more than three ee ae i Tred To y. the big ° : Sai ae o y, 8 aes e: ee Rae ee a foe Se | ; Db te a ‘ : ; ‘Ss #48 . ; : the showing of Fred tone) Get the Hebt, Fred ee | eee at de ae Oa a ® 3 4 | c ss with their first exhibition game of the season. The Mobile Bears bdy bruises. He was ‘ : ; Lays at taken to right-hander obtained from the . ZR ag Le Sa es Fs ; z ee i Ss ie oe -— ne . re rea gh ec aes 3 & “hm 8% > : ge ee . ae ae ae . were handed a trimming, 11 to 4. a a o~ s MiP LL dd - n-Lee flospital, Tavilor and 3 , ~ ; t avenues. | ‘Braves. Toney was appearing in tie 1 ys £4 Se. : ss % eee 4 ‘ : tie ES Le Bat $ , bs ' | . first contest of the season. but never- cit? : “ay © oe ee OES ete ee . F ; : oe S ; # ; , oe ‘ om ¥ or dh ae - - es ; : : | Es papegateniann Ares cinPipereten Merchant. Hit by Auto March F. theless he was in there bearing down Blades 3b : em ne es Ses: | a ae SE ae Meee he i h ; ~«-. Williams Warns ‘Babe’ and the pitching of big Jim Bllier “wed — oAnolg Aeasdaerane i “apt atte a a3 és es ee ~ ie . ~ % : ee ® 3 9 si : = i eee ; 3 “4 es BP e 3 : . es, ae ‘ & és ae 2 and little Charl y Root were the eves Jackson, 65_years old [e © been the case, Toney was a hard man = Sthulte ef : | ee eer ee a ta Rtas | SSS tegen oF ee RS sisting patie aly | bright features of the cointest, Fi- pee. of inky alton, il., died # § to hit. What's more, he had perfect Freigau If ! . oe = a: RP pean ot ee in ss seen eS se ae Se ae fi BREE a's Pac it ¥ P Ps sie ago i ik eS ee ity hospital at 11:30 o'’eloe’ : ° ‘iaiheak:- seutin te tn - Hornsby “) f i : oe, Se te -— se ce ie 2 ’ : are Sp eee BS ‘ = ee me, Bo st ail ai a fing es 4 pe ie: so P= ee am Might of injuries suffered th igen ae aie ee Pastne: | Sottembly Ib * &% ets 3 nna Ae 5 Ra a . # . 5 eee eee Todia rf : of March r Ns tre le va hored he vielded only thi ee Sa is 1s “tucler rf © ‘ ee fi Be. ie . Ee fg i} anaes 2 : a pore tae. a i 3 ®t ox STE ° . Bennett rf 2 by an automobile at Nine one coming each ; A wanna — toy Moim a8 ...... i ae 2 i ; ‘ of at. tp a. nas Re es ai ibe ; i 2 gh ee lled to give is reasons for his at-| record—Of Rombach, 5 hits, 7 runs, in 3 | KTOUNnder to McManus whieh showed : >} { , aqav Vv .opnert ‘ i, « 3 : foot. He gave two runs the first > 43 : re | Special to the Post Dispatch. eS “Naughton titude toward Benton, ingings; of Root. 2 hits, 1 run in 3 im- that Jim had been studying baseball round he worked. starting off by xiv- pass to Balley and S« hultz's safety I managet O1 BLES Swe Sl ae ee nings: off Patterson. 4 hits, 2 runs; in 3 since he went to Terre Haute last 7, = = OF Sans wf e¢ & »- *- 7» ~~ t= eo weet he is pone 0 “oO OE ES” See aS CRE TEL 3 ROR Ree. eB * a. this season, the Cardinals have tanc- 2 a . 3 .onme # os, oo = i, Fe bie Sy ra, | ge | oa | mee ¢ ap Seiad of there are those among the players ; 3. z. ; _ a KX. 38 " Hat ale arched a medicine cabinet Pertica, Jeff Peffer, Jess Haines and | »,,, ie - 7 “ | Patterson p .. i . Bill Sherdel were the other veterans Two-base hit—Freigau. Three- base | : : aan t O um 1a + ays ay annon Sigman p . mably for narcotics, but four wmeris ge Sm WS tr th a lmeseocesuc “ e eure . ; > 7) ™ coach at Harvard for nine years) 5:..ton could not play in the Nation- “wea ee - seventh, while a single bys re attention to In- non the club owners, he is run iteher—Hombach. . among ' » ‘ Ezzell did not have n ehance in it was under- th TABLETS -he 4 , t ’ 4 1 : . , . . = " € . » lg wn ‘WwW ! it] ‘ ” . wif? ,Y) ‘ sc"? Vi- ih : , f ing a pass. Then in the next Pfeffer save the final one in the eighth. LOUISVILLE, KY., Mareh 10.—No sooner were the nomina-, succeeds Frank J. v welll Heydiers position is pecular innings; off Danforth, 4 bite, 2 runs, in 3 epring . ; | Af ‘oney had blanked the East . ° 7 i : ny aE ae »* who retired last al ne} MS!) caid Cannon “If a ball player in- , 4 . | drove in a tally with a triple, but aster Taney Ae See _ tions for the 1923 Kentucky Derby announced than the ‘* players lever ontract’ expired shite: ae oficial ee lait on Beene, S| ners week, seen eee 9 . - his three rounds. Haines started. P ‘ three-year con ract x] res the re purtation oOo an © it‘ied bile, 7. Time—?h. tm pires—TLeifield and lief that he may be " big help ‘ th g : =; 9 “ = homer, while the final frame in : led fielder’ hol 1 eo} StoceK singie:r an, A weiders cnoilce > . Pa ‘ } Ee ; 24 = > devote his enti f the r ie largest number in the history of Of the 145 nominations, the lar t nu f . stalling a new. gridiron regime. oot of the league without ceremony Hornsby threw out Lavan. Inciden- | P : ’ x vethio lini " ie , , . , . . nrmen? rracdiuates al d Lili- ; _ f he iave? ’ ia sory ething fleetness - " eal een retired. | rey “er y - the f fth eariv stage. was restored ir 19l1»b. The for ner The layers intend ‘oO see stl f NEW YORK, Mar: h 16 A new ier whi h wae deflected off dhe e nine successive hits and ‘mawn 4alliey. @ southpaw, who belongs The public has gone to t} ;: horse \ by pis Leliv 1919. and Morvich., (‘rimson coac! will ti © active lone f Sento! IlIevdler had two, record for Davis ‘t’un competition glove of Philbin, the Mobile “hited ‘ , ? food and strong arid Wwriie i rié Las ; “ | ‘i ea OEE ae . gium’s 19°73 challenge reached the , ; 2. Bottomly Hammers Ball. nings and did not give a hit The following ac when spring practice is scheduled against Benton. He should not hay athe Ghateh Tava eels Abndial retrieved Ezzell had raced to third. 2 ‘ ’ a ‘ F onigh . _ . « } ‘ —o, ; . .* , Play first base for the Cardinals this | played three innings Mann is now |nouncement ee er, - . ' ) No details of Haughton’s contract Even gow, he rr ti entered to . one more than |Pitehed ball and itimediately stole - 4 ‘ oe | > " ‘ “ep P ul O' : eee ; } m known , — . , - econ ] ; the only absentee been backed down » te nO J rican 3 , : ine the high mark set a year ago ° nd #0 Cleanly it was use season, was the batting star. All ‘” 30° Aragon 100, Ascot 100, Auturn Bells | Were revealed, but Renton has been! several other challenges are ex-| throw, That speed can be rae po al] singles. All of them line ALL MENTONE MATCHES ting thus far has been on Enchan’- Ran ter 700 Barbary Rush ? r' ae head coach at @ salary said to be ‘ormmission enmould take to > Thursda’ Argentina. according to hit. smashes. . : wo of _—_ ne 200 TA et Beall GO. Bar ein U, aii - vive! gyridiro en : aah — ‘able dispatches, has decided to play, the wreigau and ssotm. t ? STOPPED BY RAIN ment and in the eV nt this one ROoeCs > anol Ty a D, RPliue Haw K E ie the largest ever ~ Veli a RI d ron isk . magnate wi Vw } .. eateay* } . cat d “et ! , Sale “ Mit the G Oo recruits, who are striving to re- wrone. and fails to start inthe Derby Mont 75. Nose 100. Biue S&to n mentor 4 r placing the cloud ove na K WW d nes. iw, and fail start {n t] y,/3 | u > McMillin @ ‘oot nentor. ee Se ponsib or pPlacin it Tin eamekene Seas oak ths fenny iiiiarnes had a perfect day rte , , ‘arrT -tr ‘ oe} if) A)) thea each : ties. MENTONE, Maren , ‘ ; NS eae ties o0it since ud lLern | Li ae NIE, SE tm BRoston ere . Connected for three safet : ER ig SG TL abo hey are reall tlle: rt banking interests in Bosto — . n 1922. also are expected to be tO do with bad balls deapite hie de. ‘relgau has been working in the out- finals in the lawn tennis fo ent up on Enchantment money and are; Caladiuy alcutts 100. anmere| he has his home. He was head!» sssqse TRACK TEAM nth-hour entries sire to knock ‘em over the f N field since Holm’ "! bat- ccheduled for today were wet- i. ; Pa: 10, Q ‘artoonist Zo ast Ir a , + yen . e fence. ” m s return to the a here S 766 .4 =: ae os aace ? UPRUG ! 4 4 =r —_ , , , > matc was layed ne a +, 4 , -e . ‘ rif larch | , o sii fout the Amer) \ \ entitid te showing great improvement at tag (ine natch “4 :. ae ea ° . ee adown fy: fran nat . . . =r , » |} 80n elevens. unde! his tutelage ‘ 24, AMI Al ; : zone, wt oe the right field wall lure Ie thir the regu- ging runners Working next 10 women & doubies, Mile. Suzanne ‘ } ; : : F ; ates: 00 Mplmecnagy + 2 aie a ; nk ames the 4 ae Bill's I"nivereity yone . Ti. me JTS ler dose. Meade of . 4 and Misa Elizabeth Ryan ne. v) a TN) ‘ tae f | | it ’ I ri ‘ os — | Dore: F- 30 ; . . geaine d liaug rT mT) ra i ee ; ness oe : : veeduagieed aetna = z re aes a whien nh ecame } ‘ So with a boxing program scheduled for | POON. and Kelp, Pruett and Rayne LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = tmean ) nat th the boks at Hie, het 200. Home serech 350, te 1 a I . ‘ » 4 ‘ s | , ; , ~4 , 7] a he , rY vy " > " . . P . a , . ) : on i 7, ‘ . ahie if Lue aff . . : : " - : e ng on that order. Today, | LINCOLN, Neb Marc}! he this price will long b emembered. 0) ' Memoriam Jacl iray 200.) as | jor in the chemicai ry ied ; 7 : a foot Club when Joe Burman, local ban - The Browns are so eager for work Jed oy Jarra Lt ULITZER, : fame in the fourth inning. He had ¢ Nebraska track team ‘hatever = pri are offered on King Solomon Seal ey ~ Inez “50. ) after the war he resumed his bu Hino ——- * nos tamwelght, meets Frankie Schaeffer that they are complaining about the 7 ei , . - - _ z , ae : } »*) . .) , “h | - . ‘_aFy* - ‘ : om hal ' i . . : a | : ’ :? " bel ne “Tr . - - . ’ » ‘> : y iv ly by The Pulitser diishins ngled. when Hornsby started a the University of New Mex ie Derby in the future books here 30 °'1o: nit Aaminist LOO | nes ‘onnections in Bos he Jowa I-mile r y team worn het ~ae ann R bs rel os ao : * contests. They want to get tn all uenally » all ' amet nehe arior ; Kitna bt tes io Cireult ude@« tyner, rhe ia. , @ round d when Mat! ht ico at 1e } a ee whe, Mertiegntle 50. Maude Harvy 250 pina sily when Smuts, the Iilinols an- tong toll possible, and there is not Audit ureau of , : second when Mathews caus pales agrelids rae tifasn in . lerke! ' ' wei «© > ‘ ~ |} e¢edacheing 100, Messenger 30. Met: ait 4 *- mat ipped as ! was handing : ; ¢ Bu Coegmiens ™ the eaphere and he was easily \'! iversity of California at Berkeley Jes 45 runnings the Ken eet } ~ > ee, ‘ate ABADENE SETS WORLD S ‘me wh te: hich gave | interference with boxing boute in re- much action for the outfielders once ’ | sil) Min al relief uM the game begins. However, it ts the | ecording to\ an announce: ‘. | This js rather a large percentage for , Associate Press ts . e ‘ Pe’ ' ¢> ef 4 J ena of te the ure ; ; ‘The W est Was first to gRcOorTe ade het ray today bs the mi -. an ‘vent WwW Vy fe ry has heen eontinuous- : , “4 ib - ee : nao | - "ae Ark | ' 40 YARDS AT TIA JUANA a e” - . . | T Results. pecially the tn flelders. tn hom | M ° m of 20 men for . prince i ris at : ) sbiished "nore er. Bottomly, Holm and Ac- lll select a teal re tenia ctglitawe rat inner, sold favorite the ste imed by ‘our ° g firs ' fa : ‘ in ’ lene, the gelding. recentiy Ciai:ime A IND NA DEFEATED BY mere victors in their first round Se — of parr they phe *e aad LA show his l. Bo nn long trip! i > y In wfc mat } th le. his off Pertica , ¢ sail we ' ee “pp tor mind , : i’ T nvorile ae im7i were ‘agrant. 18 6° ‘ . rer for a miie and 49 wal _ MINNESOTA U., 29 —_ 26 squash tournament yesterday Dalley had just arrived and | afty Teitietd A VANCE: = _ ——_ . ae i : 4 | ve hit. S« hultz singled, ] o The Railroad Tv \f (* i Cotton TRESS r y > 1886" Kings ‘ : rr Livi takes at the Tio Ivana tracKk va inmeanee a — she Lope ar d won : i4 Tr! eT won from (haries las- their laat workout before the garne. > ear ‘i . , ac qi . tintin = , —_ : Dan ‘ : . ‘ ; i? rer . 4 ° re > 9 pare ‘ — , | as i is ’ . ’ " a e . @ led, Mueller watked and ol lear will orgmanize for t] COM M4 man. 1A91° Agrs } he Lookot ¢ ve - es amet } ; ‘ ide prev: is a : “s ce firat Western | onference bDasBKEeT- Com, 1> 12 is 1? Simon furnbled two and called for ’ nN if? U s f —_ ' Ss re king the trac! ba &: , »s ) ; , i. " . — more. teams. The league is made up as far 5. Brush, 1896; Lieutenant Gibson , —_—o peg ct Rebuke. his defeating Indiana, 29 to «9 It broke | kiski won from M. MH. Knight. 15-16, | ine hall gas beancing poorly, and ~*~ — iin ; Miia. tency . “a aol np » 100 ecord Son that distance 7 eeaee ¢ 3 ?, sophers’ string of tt coneecu-!{15—18 and 15 — ; Tr. -. K. IMeen “ hird took bad if = : offices Pr. In Howell, §10 701; Agile, ®; Bir Huon, 1906; Vala 75, Vanishing Roy 600. Victorie pponent, owned by Com: nander J. K se " sateen and was the ‘ast game of [defeated C. B. Koaight, 15—12 and is |- et one a hep. a oniy, 50c a mente: ‘Bunday, 5e @ copy. tingles by Blades, Freigau and Bot-/ tne organization. Regret, 1915; Sir Barton, coupled [00 ¥ nek isn 100. Zev 30 behind at the finish. 06 secon4-clas teas, 7, the ‘of March ‘3 iia.” the. the ‘act 3. Was out trying to stretch it into a ‘ - oe leap prcnee: FOE ? eee | by walking Mathews. Toporcer and) hegan speculating on the prospective winner. Haughton, it Was announced, Will) «ch rrough a gentiemans agreement) pulton, Winning pitcher—Reot. Losing py... this season. a = ™ Which he worked, he got by, al- : O-NIGHT |, though the bases sale oe = hen | S@ve two runs. ‘Lavans Single end ) The; ’ vores ee he fi ; 'Pfeffer’s triple, which rolled almost the event, Enchantment, Harry ] avne VM hitney s good son of (olumbia’s showing has been a dis-, j,.+ if an official destroys the char- NEW RECORD ENTRY the field, but he did demonstrate his gave the final tally * base on balls. to Svracuse, hurled the last two in- m 92°. ‘harge of the squad about April J, .ears in which to file his charges; was «¢ stablished today when ‘el- |baserman. Before the ball could he Jim Bottomly, who is slated to liy Myers reported today angi‘ S ode t The ‘Trivial’ Details. waited nti Commissionet "an tion, bringing the total number of na In the next inning he wae hit by a Actuary 200, Aladdin TS . . 4 deepens Practically i) af the itur pet- - ear ' alt es Trnana * ; Jim aid was to pound out four hits, | Practica ail 1Vvo stood it called for a term of years — +O , ‘ Tandis de islon, nected befor: entries close next great ad, antage if he can field and bur its formal challenge as place Lavan at the shortstop herth, iv the Associated Press the lavere here 1 } — leantyv ‘to pO) wart -« , as mene , Dae Haughton «e now associate: wit! t bat 7 , 2% partie Mires: eee lag Se he ove. eae: S Ae ors - —_—" Philippines, both of which competed A a) e refused to have anything fron 19908 to iad JURNRIORS— dle@ 10 ae, | : liked he Promply gmote it ever : Ho - . m 7 ny gien . - ‘ } 4 ' . . . ma + a er fers oOo ste ra j w“ . eame ingredients, rusby, the lowa 1”. star greets man! Coating Mien Cadle and Miss Tlarvey he layers out 150. mat Flower 72 foremost football directors of the re xs ‘ Lee aan Man aie ¥ to Pp Li fieid. but as is £0 often the case in Seek Eales ouce, Freigau fielded his position ——_ — . : 200, Freeholder 300. Fullom 200, General! quired control of . function "wae applied for today to with the Bears for tomorrow after- } W LI AS : Lt") r or ‘ Le lie?) ' — 2 it rer: > Ilana . a ntae \e eerwvice ‘Henan y as aiso hard Howard muet he caught off base or I TOUR tet CO T *#o ] Woihat rev « to he boks at lig hief «~ me - ‘ I igre ty 1918 to @ er the ervi na yi : whe wa ats saga nex? Monday by the Wallace Athtett ; probably will got a chance to pitch Iniversity ol / ~ 4) 7 Tie ifth Boulevard and Olive t short fly to center. Freigau was) Wi!) meet ) ~ 88 os yuntry. the asouqueraue maren 3 : sued several injunctions preventing OF THE A®SOCIATED PRESS . 6 April 7 during the spring vacatior ucky Derby 20 favorites have won. on gh > Fg 2 gr ete % he bb : ‘ eke fp @ : cen we ssau el it and | sot advantage which they | cent wee ubled. ns My Own | RECORD FOR MILE AND oon 4 20-toot adva 1 they Pees: best fest fer, the -younmiaaiar al the third. wh ’ t ‘tmen Coach Schulte : ey) Hornsb) hit a tie lepartment ) } t te , serve re Ny “we ; “te 10 | tia ree ro Aree SAN DIEGO, Cal, March 10-—Aba- —_—_o—— 3B. Dailey an@ Jerry Dickson| “™O"® ery ame eee of special Cispatches bereip | Curdy singled and Toney poled his + this week nae hae thee ¢3 _T- row 150, ted Muli gy Pi : % & . : Pu Liddy dat Afi field oft 15. Cothe: ah on Tim ‘ Puy me ") ; . . t in foray broke thea P ri ches ie ‘ a University ‘ lub : IPTION R ATES, mart. IN 3 4 the > s . i es ° . . * . le ‘ s pe’ , ; mate + a D nics > | sixth against Pfeffer, Wiad Railroad League Organizes. Hindoo, 1881; Leonatus, 1883; Joe; ,,.°™ . arlet Bugler 10 kkoop } ng the distance in a private sweep ‘INNEAPOLIS, Mint Ma! Aefeated Jack Lionberger, 15-—16, 17 was putting the tefleldem through oh age Bag one | fot an infleld hit, which netted three season and has Var amen «e for tt 1893: (Chant. 1894: Halma, 1895: Abadene covered \f -me of the season here toniant., | In the Junior tourney, Charlies Zu- another. The in fleid is rough ana as possible of men ovens the different ‘“ 7 : Triumph 75. Tuxed by city carr carrier er out-of-town railroad lo a " ori : . and | Worth, 1811; l Loseb) 9 100 Whirlwind 100, Vigil Py Wida 500 ths" Ceaier . Bevere by Fortier and Edgar Fullerton Building, is in charge of ] Old Rosebud, 1914, witderneae 40, William Pet! 9B, Wiee Gu; | [+ Ross, was three and a half leng ie ennenih —8. ‘Olive 6600. Kinloch, Central 6800 F 3 (es \

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1923. Detroit’s Flag Hopes Would Be Rather Rosy, if the First-Base Outlook Were Not So Blue ]@{ Let Us ') Five Rookies Have Good Chance = vtiesgeo/i St. Matthews to‘ wurctison win From Piker Swimming Hornsby Only Cardinal Who Joe} College Coaches Re ee Brn se sy y . * t i - PO ep? rh Mane, She Rolled a 276 Beceney ia SO Yard, To Win Jobs With the Brownies =” #7 ®ecort’ | Qppose Millers Ray an Exry Wier Team Wins From Not Have to Worry About His Jeh | Name All-Valley — —— a : al ee HRA ° . ps seni ge 8 ~~ | S F PHILADELPHIA, March 10. K Aggi bes ee | = Bask ball T Néw Players Unlikely to Displace Regulars Except at Third OO AEE GRE PG n occer in : SORGETOWN UNIVERSI- ansas es | oe - er ee : eo ake ef eam ase — Simon Making Good Impression — Elliott and ew | ‘Y, with Jimmy Connolh oe -very : a ss , a ‘ng xe - ng 4 v4 - 7 ad at cate a ee a Hatters’ Defensive Play Will Be 9 “~ =)eWi"s * burst of spec’ “2 Capt. Mudd and Helbing Star for ae +3 " hre bitious R ne Browning, Missouri Forward, hurston May Be Retained. so al en Tested by Powerful Attack University in the two-mile inter- Washington in First Missouri | . ed With Training Work. ” caer Only Mayer to Ge Chosen i of Parish Eleven. sige A ag gang Valley Meet. . ees Be ahi ) = Unanimously. By Roy Stockton, ti ae, 2 FePrlygaias eee x Jecmmilinbeks Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. i a. [wo teams noted among municipal » Joie Ray, world 5090-metes 1 ashington University’s swimming By Herman Wecke, f ogg MINNER GETS MENTION MOBILE, Ala., March 10.—Two months remain during which the » £2 >a tee eee low or thet: nd “ = es oindtcen se oe | — a. aes Te. Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. : | : Browns must cut their squad to the prescribed limit of 25 plavers-| | i ti , — van\|'... ar : a eae ES gers Overton fem: ri ¥ — oe paar - a eT ee BRADENTOWN, Fla., March 10;—'*We will have tg ¢™ig : Washington University Star but already it is possible to come within thr ir To i tha um oe ye i a ts i 2 : a we ) 3 a i sc og : os ; 3 7 oe 4 et | | . “4 “ 4 > - ‘ > . : : : : id : i } i | Veterans of the Browns have been interview id they | ee pe iat Me he Ben Millers umpion: Pt 99. ges , : e Pike maintaine wredin ‘ alte i h: i are . Be . | a | ae ‘ sg aa 4 ove te a ‘ Be 3 = SS “FC : me 4 iforta} lead in point rhe ) = AA .. } | ‘e . pear to believe that, with four or five exceptions, the sam las ee Se pe ke 2 roup und t] Matthew -16 second f Lehig : the eakiba Bari tiai0i ickev spoke words truth he players. who have been = ye : | ~ ?, \ > . Kon : * J = _ ” cna - ” . - . - a ™ “ " se . " : . > 7 ’ } T ,i sy it : . r ' ; . . . . sect ' ° } } ‘ ‘ it ? Ae Te tien ie tee al eilite ant ie third , 2 o- é here for tw - + ’ All-M.-V. Basket Team . . . . " 7 =e that battled for the pennant last season will . > a gE ng Pas. i ne a * fe PEK otha. o Bd vee ais eal eer mn «& Two men stand aes — ee ee - _ os strengthen the Browns piterd on 1 T the request of the Poet + 2 NE aan sre? = : tli r ; ; = © ikil ‘ e a ' % i ~~" #44e . ” —_ , . : ; _© ‘ ‘ 2 : 2 - : : a staff. They are Holly Thurston «: Fe a - tes -_ Seong Hep pie me = McKim of Pri , ten ae arty , Ba ee : ee ) Sd Dispatch basketball coaches of Jim Elliott. Thurston is . uly). ; | a ta 3 Scart . C ssl ALY sie , . ter Than lloim, : — fore, will be about as follov wat ) Ps ; , | | minated | ~ oe The Ben Millers : and nd in i i ; Braves. ' men the eason ier aaa los Freigau hes een . First team. Second team. Righthanders—Shocker. Davis. to 4 f Seeumied i “ ; on. RES a | “el - ho sage the bomach- : a * te daabonege 2 Friday, will not | eu ~ | better than Holm in going after pep | oe "a : Wright, Vangilder and ,, . to0 early ey Chant pomen: ‘i 2 pee m the : : : ) Millers Weak Sc >. a ll ~ - st } Sy ery eta Baa ; : , . rt 2 wy cial itisa pretty even ‘ a eS Murphy, Oberle and Mitchell ~~ *°° > *’ eniagge never asics Dam sive the Cardinals a decided 9 egard to getting sreestell aa : bape r accma I an ones sere ert vantage See Bugg - : oz Will Perform for Soccer lay tean _gau, though, seems able to seoap ap © , ) Ch ; | aa ee Hornsby's the Only Safe Job. rollers and throw from any posite: If one head is lopped off it will he something as follow Sisler. Mc | 3 he Ben Millers have Pp ampions. vine are i” eta teal all The close competitic r the vari-/| better than his Iowa University rival be either Danforth or Bayne. Mant -erher ' (On an Elierb¢ i} ii so lye 1 s ’ cetensi . eam eu LIme ra won by th Pik e ¢ ositions ts given a the reason Milton Sto®k at third base is get- There will be a problem to con- R fson a Foste: A gee eee rae: SS RS g hate wer h t been h Danny Murphy halfback | There was also exhibition s ming - os delat F niin ef the 1g mpetition from Ray Bist . 1 sm * : : : NS NES .f [t has been playing a wonderfyl PEPE IRN RT SBE Rie A RARE EB EATER retin TRI NRE OR BE VNR A D2 AR SE MEDS Me BALAN " . , ‘ * ~ ; r 5. : 7; " ° e % o~ : . : ia : ; . A. . -' ai ‘ ' * la! y° : ; ; . r + : ; . ; , =. ) Priis i} L ae tanto a» . - ae . ve “ss = 544i C7 > 4 oe 2 ‘ pg at _, : 9 ‘ : . se ' . an eT ri Ov, : | , . m , . . be hard to pick between Bil! £s ang wr 4 ate o, ; ' a oe r mn teainst th : es i? : - ‘ . 4 a ail 7 » eee es From all indications, a good tip 4 the Missouri! Valley nrerence teat! Schulte. ine *t ts | pot. ae Bg pli : wae ) . : ' will be , pg Pe i , 7 RI "REI ~ ‘: Sry ae ho] | for the Cardinal infie'd tn the open. made at the request of ti : ee , ‘ v rn (iK als pik . mg game aaginst the Reds. April tT, r = izpatch,. Bun™ Rrownin ¢ Outfield Ie Standnat ~ ve nit , ) eres , : ) Aye alas tea : acs | Lae! riignh | aif “ ; ue i aes See aa Mant _. would be Bottomley. firsts hase: — Mi "niversity’s veteran fe Undoubtedly, William Jacobson | ey +i me tin fay? very nea \ hin sf : : roke , | - ' ' : . - : — es T . , +’ rin . . :. , - > xi? maed ee : . v ‘Mia , , Hiornshy. secs . : a . o> e th roiv piaver ected and Tobin will he in : : it. Tt . 7 eld lan, Bentl Mulvey wit an’! 3 ¥ for 3 Jim Bottomley y- second; Lavan, short, amg ] 4. wag the coly player Gm h the Browns e e oe ies , , ) stock. third | nanimouals Browning, in add s a i a Park I re : r of the , Hey 4 t ; é eos . :, | iV a m he r heaith than at sapeo to being a polished floorman, he ai. Sportsm Ark against (fh e- ‘avers heen 4 e we ‘ ) ‘ : te} . os er tot S any pat tsi season. He gign : é' | et ee ang The other forvward position W eR eh ieee dee tee, ae oan ee ee wes enother stiff problem for the high a Lene — , a : - | ‘eed warded to G . of the fe executioner. It is unlikely that Bob Paap a eae ag . atheher | a , tide to carry six fly- ie mt ' : ve , ee ae wig 7 has been : Pe i - | Quinn will _ Ge t sy viel ' ea . ’ , ene tr rit ’ Pra? McKinley Spurt . st , , * ee ; cme oa . ) ' ; i al n * stf) ere is plenty eta [@ tearm. Greene its a briliias chasers. Hut there are Cedric Durst, - “i iS aindnte | will | a BN i stiets , - mpetitio Camp Cardinal Theses eigot ery deceptive in cs Flack Smith > é 1} down the court H Herschel Bennett and Ernie Vache : es that dreadfn? nosstbitity : nowt F 1] Sh rt rd Hoover halfback line stands up t ) ... and 1 : ghty valuable man ager 1 ae te be reckoned with. Durst looks | ‘ister te una! : y hte F *. ee iP a Ss O an Pe se ge | os ates, oS ea . som vars: a 7 ~em ust i Myers, when he ae Louls# against the Pi more confident than ever ani ie } t . ‘ars vv ’ raeet . al ; ~ ia : ; ‘ ‘ ] d Wi ‘ : r ? or "oo 79 . . Li : . ’ — i ‘ - 4 -»«? , «i “ ir . =~ is \ i ‘i Vv se) polrs the s* : ae . = ~* ’ . tar} i> 7 _ ’ * wtfi!?l be .. = om _ ; — - .. . a — é yg APE OE yer Pe ' , * .7 ras wir ly> Bpectacu mai ting the ball hard. He was carried ergs bepaaanrSe at liat ’ ted wit a in Cleve an ins : 5 BORER tigers Rae sb MONTGOMERY ALA. March 19—The wep née sie ede 7 = Sel Hetuay te was third highest In scoring if lest year as a potential prize in the } ? , te : — os eS A Athletics + . seria “a | | Fonzie Nilagenes 6 “ ‘Blade ‘make a . the coriference with 214 points , - : “aie Ut w f . ha \tter > feadir , =. . : , , ; : © yer ; 2 ma i 7 yx oe : 1 prea bility fs kno —— : ras... : siieisies ; sted re Ss 3 a traking. His hitting ability ts known Whose Ox W ? , Nites — = ; — ; eas a : . ap 7 ' rettr { tfield ithout any a] he was but Ome dissenting vot His chief weakness has been in ten the cane af Sisier te nant Wor Ley len he Blue and Gold Captures High a a ey sioae ne - , neat ay 2 ee sae gy ' ‘rom ve So someone awarding the position of cent fielding. In unimportant cames las* : ; re | = : : _ : s.. be cate tna iol oul ve tea ’ ae: ’ — aan ‘ , | , , | . remark 1 ner. ' : » the . who handled the tip-of “ ee ae ave! ¢ th 3 i@ in th School Final, 28-25—Soldan —— f, ; pring he fielded like a Willams o: ae a a Rae oe A sain : a e University of Kansas teas @ Speaker or Cobb, but when he en enetort riggs a a a, Defeats Yeatman, 29-21. ; BS which won the championship. Wu troke into big games he appeared ..... Pa nerha' teor ents of loanl cheantes cS wed his height to great advantage to suffer stage frieht. If he can . ler wa t he’ped any by his , .e Gr : Ye aoe eentreliing the bell at the tip- ‘ .. : sa “ : : : ss a 4 . = —— ‘ “ee . . , ' ** %4 _ | : : > , ra - overcome that he will have the call) n, oT Seu . ; . re : ever ime h » cha ho — ene g wie “es imd in addition was an accurate she ever the other younesters Pig he rested mpfetely a ' ee wat » 25. and Soild ' from teat ’ ‘ Enadacott Gets 8 Votes. : > ‘ - . - > » .* 5 | . vee , , Left-Handers Out of Luck. ~ : t) nen? , ita dad : se ae annie BS - Ow : : : : \ 2 Endecott, also a Haensae Uni Vache has an advantage in that , unusually «trong sentt- 5 t Leas atba a se he is a righ-ha&nded batter. With ment axainst ee Ort yr amone BROWNS ‘IN eS > > Mevel oe r ; R ’ “4 +} - mr ea 7 t O 4 — WIN FROM a ‘ ay nire rotes for guard. kils cua 4 eT 2) t : . nf > Tn T ** . : % - eae ad maret oc Bennett in center ‘the/ ssneriences : 3 > plave: MOBILE CLUB, 7 TO 4 !ie® auditorium. Central, the ch Fe was one of the features of the eh Frowns would have three outfielders sean to fae 0 , ’ ; . 55 ions playin h es Endacet winging left-handed. which is rot w se NES ern ¢ een which ' 1 eign Lm na aS pions’ playing this year me ; as “e », : "et “ghar , A : “ a Centinued From Preceding Page s1 Prey ' i? he final Tusa who captained the Jayhawkerm , . AD npose«in ‘ ck att . ive : oa : , , “ te Pa =e w “8 a ' PP ae e 8 a a om — : ~ : oe thel: . was also elected cas urier flips with the left paw. Vache wes est. we hy, .28 pea pe reached for it despera ‘2 ‘ . eve! a ‘> 9 le ir aa . he all-star team. despite the fact that he not bce _ = aay Peseta gen .4 lided +h , . ie FS : «a The other guard was awarded appear to be as good a fielder as ,, ‘tone ins cate tle ei AC gaptegctipe = TY Cc ¢ | 3 I :% : . ‘ ’ . 4 ; = ' 2 . . , and Bennett are likely to be on the voi = de titx 46 of net nee fe es : ape ae ay ie a ; ity Minner Makes Fine rester as outfielders with one pfob- nim to keen jr’ hapeaete igh x . . . Jack Minner, Washington Uat T , : ne ; ines ‘ys star forward. was sw ably slated for a transfer by May 15 place on the second team. was second in the conference ee ee " ~~ ~ a =. on ~~ - : ic a Ma A-F . Cure Wi ft 3 7 ‘ ‘ : oa. ew ee eae ES 2S! -% scoring points with 226. This = mas er ein pore : , _— elie siete ieee iia : 3 ‘8 firet season tn conference t iia il ae ae : , . “a i. Which means that he ts ai a - ma i PO! rd af T=? : et ‘ure to receive an gil-Valiey ' r- aoteee ee ee ee ee es — snp i | \4 (ja . hs mee. a | phen | Pe} | tes ik i ; ; im i i 1 i yn ae os “ age * plarer. received eight out PRG a igegary 80 mer suptch bese Sia : > re he ts through Ackermann. whe led the o ie ae ag le es eee ~~ —* + O7 ls ecT \ y rift ‘- , ‘ e a 3 pee ‘ re. m : : ed fo tietar r for «ea. ; roe the Kaneas machine wae sel Twenty-Seven Local Teams to Roll in A. B. C. at Milwaukee-> .,- SEES ocr ngs gee : OLD WALTHER LEAGUE TO have made “s for the other forward position ce Warren, captain of Nebraska. , . > ae . 4 an ; rinse lars - awe fanel . ha Ros ) 7 ae | ’ . 4 =, . National Women’s Tournament Begins Here Next Month inn decla : REORGANIZE; WILL PLAY f a shecen fap au, Ge Ppesitions were given to Boelter- —Maior City Team Shoots 3003 Total. elders 0 ‘ e's AT HIGH SCHOOL FIELD | | Ree * ’ “ ee a ee ne (seore. —— — a? en eisth hes {jj a o raxe and Biack ef Kansas wha i~ ———oo — aetna iii titi ~~ a, St »uiS 3" Rathes it . , iin olleatie noun ae stated above. missed being sei Nineteen hundred and fifty-two | he H. ©. Mennes c ¢ has not : reread fully « 1 seba “pe reorga: te W a ‘or the first team by one vote. o : > i . és - : ; cy : : xe? ' “Sf '*amwork of Riack and En ve-man teanis will compete for ' Le ‘ . DOV se | ; ; en 2 rie trie eo 4 se oT m5 + by in Nain s r 6th am Lal h ; 7 oe “le : wae Sewk TAT) . ' ‘ ‘ecr boxing show, to be held | ; : ! i PARTS | » \ tig Ft ae er ip finance tl : Ws tourn ee cee oe COAT AND VE T , , a est se ad ‘arsday at the club's “gm.” The St. Louis contingent this rear ...,. Sigg oe an shee 1 MEET AT KANSAS ® 2 See ae eS ee will comprise 27 teams, the first of wurst mark: = ‘ : es ‘ . sas -— Se wh , - which. the Sunshine Specia's. wi — 3 lle Al Vaseues and , "war are to be ceppenents rolien March 17. QOther teams from — — ; ba be : this epeiggeie ; : . Merer High itn Gambrinus League. |» _ a Ss . | = | ® ettun Le ) ARO he rip are . T.. enh" F Oe aE ae - & ad : =, rh. o ¥ . P a \ Ry Metsesner rolled a came : ; oa , - = ‘he rest ef the crogram will teti. setts. A ‘I a of an elimination teurmey Ip a += a > . > ®a Si ter Drugs. Hill-Thomas, Otto Stein cs fh e Gambrinus lLeacus ee= 5 Gnd 2; Champion Score Board: seg “Fi The following boxers Aipen Braus, § teams from : Knights of Columbus League. ©: bannes, Petersons, Pulace A)!le, —--- teams, i and | ‘®ve at St Paul, March 19 an@ company underwriting the Women's 935 ane * ' . ’ ’ . ae . * here April it are presen! of " Be ; : ee 3 . - C ch z Yersified entertainment at the ' | hs we 86D 23, 3 rn fee. Robinson armed ei ington Alleys this afternoon Tx Back Lom) oat st ea . estern Military , : ee . (} #9 Br tne a @eleck the Witter's Razz team of ee a ee Bie | é‘ Be MACON, Ga. Marek @¢—& the Majer City will meet the Rex , ce saver ema ° e ree trem x : Pane ' _ — Ts ; — and at present . “a team ef the Palace Seratch Leagie. ot os se oo : regu ts Wan- Academy 14 ee = the AMeyteam will roll Hunsche-Rutere Cog HE OR gh lt Purdue 24. Northwestern 22, the Silver Blooms of Col- 1 — s-. Dates Wiseoesian 33. Chicage 12. o Principia 30, Misseuri 12. ) ee — Bs Serding: to am : ’ Ber. teday*, ‘% ‘4 [3 Pounds—Frask O'Dar, Private e “ : f the same "S@ Ateectated Pree PITTSBURG. Pa. March 1 “ MeGrath of New Yorks end & “&°'sh of Toronte hare been . TS A TI AR te ATO EI Nn EE re : q

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cKe, port Staff. than his raw , lowa Uniy ersity rj Blue ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1923 , | Let Us 1al Who Does Hope Th, College Coaches — mt _No Chance for Messenger to Be in the Derb About His Job a fielder Is Forced to Meet es Mbitious Recruits—Man. | Browning, Missouri Forward aining Work : | , Onl Pla ge, 2 ] y yer to Be Chosen Unanimously. We will hava will have to take s. Washington University RVers are roundine t ; nding to form | Given Pla : ce at Head of Al sitet NY position (Kansas) (Nebra Name All-Valley Basketball Team ‘Jock Hutc] MINNER GETS MENTION | Star | ( ska) Hutchison would va! Endacott...R. G. 7 pon-é ox -. Boelter | chances of the ro) co. a ine PiPper " “ ~~ he > | ° sia 5 RA‘ a *” = > 2 : , —/al VS ( HuamMpy 7 ig) ‘ . ~ year olds } WwW ee zilé yn S00, three nd , asllowances, asem, Ko . an.. March 190 if? Su wing Rode Cc , s | Sticks ] —n a hadf? furlong Ron | K é¢ ADY ’ ' A a > aa _ ; : . , i de - —_ - a at a : Y . , d 7 >Wwaying Body Out of Line on Sleigh Hells 100 1G Wittat > 1 frst:| Moff and > "atser, Kabe.| Nar BUNDSMAN,” a horse {| Final Game, 54-10—Clayton | noi, se att, th¢ University of Mi. 1! 5 2 » LL w as - SPOT) : seal ~s (ty iT By, even, l a ' Others © = 9 ’ lat cost 590 ‘ -_ = ‘ “vy ‘ to 27 N " 1© Back . ny r 4 rie ee ee ~ ivl (Burns), 7-10, third. B oday 3 |? S0ld for 36756 . four years ago, — i Tiree Im fou -” orth western took Mf ‘rry j ” “— erito Suz K “eat hy rw M 10 S . 1) : 36 30 te day, according to , r ~~ ir ‘ v —— “we Eg e.iis, riiack r) t« y . en ny, ' é we i* 4) } ’ } . " . . re ort , : inate SF A ie OND R of Kanes record in PB ay ; mpion ler, perry nome: 1:15 1-8 "Sctutilinte.” Mah Springs Athletic Ciyh a Rock Vicinir~ 5! ng ox in races in this (/ the Mj souri Bis n 54 to 10, won! the distance -_ swim. making i Dy g ‘ ‘ oO” } Taz s, M: UIT Tie . ) he ‘ . 4 u g I] ‘ -t9t eo. . -LiCY, Fi ’ , a . . , ; +. ; en r . . , 4 THU Mum? ) Jumbo aleo — and Boyle aven 0 wer i . sit Lean ‘Steve B : > ins ae t p be A find. ‘ ' ball cham pi sy s« oo! basket former recor t tr. 23 3-108, The f ies, Nn @ oOne-fa?? | .eve ond, a lalf brothe yf ; — ONnSNIp 2 , ; . } fal! r of ere tonight in by B ink a be . . sof Chicago in 19 explain orreet pivoting is t } Correct Pivoting Is Essential 1o the Golfer, Writes Sarazen|__ and Entries isc ; “uson Has Most Pronounced Form Danger Lies : eeee » Racing Results ONO ey NO er, ® fur] 223—-A dvance lid fO0 Jf . | vs 4 : d POll SWing pio sms) 610 to 1. 4 ta l and © . . c e aS essential lor a © . — as a Redmon 1Ox fq* and if the te ° SS -6l ‘Op of my ck irs ie me. | y back-swing the » i | Yesterday’s Havana Results. RACE € 3 ; » o-F ar-oids and uD, ; laim- ! Wrestling match whic to l ron a big program of mat ay d bh 2 > > wu f . 4 " ‘ £ . rr fr ; - 7 ’ ' r ‘> ’ Lio "ile rT) r) - ‘ . . . . : ~ ; (>? , a =; i ie Pp i. *). . . : er a 2008! ure, are a] 1M]8+ } Named b Co Hlutehi. ” . . CalCst ¢ Xp nent o1 the vot } The Garr , e—1°004-5 Rock. | if ew pton of the world ; ® although nor _" — hy mae “yton High s hos!’ When B wme till the last lap ' c most } ac es , | utchison is not ae , | ‘ ‘ lin 1 ie frame , aay Ere aa Pianny \° nents alm COUN NPeKker CA nto . » «2 7 e% , = ial anyt ling ‘io | re this mornin a2 ‘ owen &printed, wi i PBPPP ADA PPP PPP od _ ate ai t aS seavy or quite hiut. hison ni ; e . ri j HI RA‘ ET a , * } ! inet am ’ ; al of the Wash - - rr’ decree t} a’ Eigse) end mares lin — ' ; rT) gg. «o to 18. @!irn- iw feet no ng by a A, jn r etr r ie nn ‘ ij aj j Wei t ) : ‘ airy rie > cae | ‘ of the Post ; he h 4 it re LOFTe - . "OTL ¢ Sf) rrige* - a = ‘ Tf ents) 14) ‘ ' . 5 fa - t an ry orr sy * : Pain > ; ‘Ro o ms ity Sa, rom the ry - es SOI - : . -_ Adah | realion , . > @a - lz : ty : AI1QS-t ¢ } .? a4 » a to J. ry , ” ar ] eit bh et . . i]s ligene .. ; . State ; , ao? tMhinks } r , sis sau Could. Dispatch basketba}} coac} - As to Divot nhiore than VW @ ga ' I} © al tl ie i e h “ ry SN rear , of his > . : ms wad ‘ ols . B22 ~~ ae: ff!) ~" o., ‘ yy te 3 ty \ Hs _— Lloyd ‘ arter | rt’ wees es be ome cal | nip tru ** - ; basketha!! ch LIT 1469") - World’s ie Cigau «¢ ne . : he Missouri Valiew aChnes of ‘}get the ore ‘ nt a ae larkKahi.« i+ _—— supfon, 97 sx on” - .- a, | . Nam J lartin,. anda ; oe a : n@ Predera! (hove es t } = Gate | the final reer ; we A the aliey selected all. ec} ; dis ance—and wer: : aeTON A Howev i ime 1:47 1-5 A os . * 'O 2, / of +! ——e * number; ment will e: tablish a h > wiry Division ° : ound of | AMES Ia M \ ii in the game and . ’ conference teams, based on th ae (| tice that ny LY oo ri t k the ave "VOR, [ | Catmito, Kathicen K.. Dinca’ moe ) events between boys eS ' ere tee nospital soiely I 7 ae dents formed , arch 10.— Fifty stu. as Made yw 0 RRs gies Vance « ore Meir ) | ze aa iutch” is ger bin Lies so eS® paayer would hay * ‘Nance aiso ran , > ‘NSiIng to the Rock Snr : "| west 3 ~ ama Cases tn South- © i& Salle fo i} . u ‘iCkey ‘aki. i itenes th f the Various players }| tight up with 1} eee | Citmeulty controlling suc) grist SIXTH RACE 3. | lub tean rtock Springs Athletic} 9 . dissouri, presumably at Spring (Of disposin b, 08 little difficulty | 'etje office here ° ad nes 118 Year TT? o . . - . . ’ ‘ i‘ ( \ : an : " Wee =, ‘ i ‘ rT) ‘ XY. 1 os os’ A >-Vear-« le — ee . ad I er ; . == wy . . . hg OL ‘ lay Ton th = get f} , . -—" Llollow ‘-UINne€s to lone A : cals . ] r € Ty , san SOUU n » Rs 4 ry) iO "it , } Ree © Kansas ret chence reigau Betteor ’ ing is the composite of the; | Bo ta ‘ONL distance hits . s uf ' — fo = oa Snow | belme theala - ‘fate He } . — ; -*- 2s NOiding the le; ‘ the P r Thi: , cir Onin. Beis ence hit y He | i273. 3 —— OP agate zr held ft ealth Cummissiones ; ? lead thro: enn State- “ | han olny, jons: Pin- 2; has developed thix own 7 Ps ~ iM ‘-5, 2-8 tee _ ars, | interest of Gus Flies! wi. oth a: Sake eee oner Enloe, ;the game. Uughout | which *-lowa wrestling mate}; practic: } Se aa is : Fi tt = Otine f . Ld His e2Eec Of ‘ . , f Deen ; , LUs yi , ; yw (Phe mort - fe ia Who rem inv - - © FUDTectT bef ire Fed- c Th g° on sale Monday morni . Am AU ilAS a} re . isan | ._) «i | ’ © " . L : I | ‘ + 45 aT , ( oe ' “= vee rn St] [ 4068: ” ,¥ — ' , : all i Tritles, in _ ; “" avYton \ oOo CF : e wi ne th- , SHOW hy cam Second tean Pigials . > At —& than al - , af os T ew ‘ A sch Ra x } Naired! ©VO@s'tohs B oe : LIM} - eit enys a ‘ an investigation . . esterday won three | =. 4 iN have stood in line 48 hours : ar) Hlolr } Ba Hinge { - i. , ‘ ise. | +} s ! BR r \ ‘ ‘ 4 8 . ~ me Ad eaee Tr Tro oh nd ng f Vv i] A nurmbe e | ames in succe Z . . I ° match will be 2 ae SSter pup Browning...R. F. ...... Minn Or cence ie Onsequently ] | #!80 raz K disea he r? . eee 8 reported 1} , haga mae a oe item. if te te. ee ing Cla if i on ad held March 36 ana r . set j ‘ ylyr , P ‘ : P P i a i. * "er eI : vy we. : hos. iT). j - hile it is a pretty (Missouri) (Cw onde —— OUP tour of the Pacis 3 ich as . - ere a : 8: méeteh!lseece on 4 blind prig- | ,. fo 16; Benton, 12 ' mee that near! Teee ty Y €ven raca jy, *shington) (j} and the Sonth ++ racifie Coast ‘4 I the as Jocl "$500 t-Vear-olds ) B@s been unable to prac. | 0 Der cent were blind as q| Hamilton, 28 to 7 » ne Re 22. and | Sens Wit ase i vs “ Setting grounders, Fp: Greeme......L. F. .... Ackermann $/ a]! ~ —OULA this winter we usw Hutch I incline thy 4 te a a ja—1i 16g; **¢* 2 ae of nium . rac-; result of trachoma en a. oe saiecnlil re . | amily i " ata an. ; . 4 ‘ 4 , ~ ; an - + ; . cr . r r me - r , "Ss *") _— a houch, see rN : a i # ° (lowa State) nn / . J «a > f 2 demor strati, . P ? ’ i? c the hal} Ria r rong ; a aD - : j ; rri¢ bh ar q nm u pa ‘ + , aE: ‘ rson ae unted ts "Ont a ; ] » 401 tO scoop | (Kansas) (| making py ““s0n of shot-/the left } 1 t} oe SSN | second: ‘Huy! ifts). 6 to 1 and i’ | th ‘eof. s an see only with seein la Salle for « hy i el ville Gi Team anc thr yw fre i}? Wulf c Lil IT ers ding Ou ° ‘ seit Lip ane : a le fr 7* « | . - si ‘y OO (4, . - * _ a ‘i (7 conble —— . ‘ - - |] ‘ o ‘a » COring onc . ; ; ron a ae ® orate _ 4 : I yur Mat ho ts . P| ii Sr ui 5 re 1:40 2 ’ we) @\ @F thir . ' : S IT} ,@ed 2 “— ’ w j ss : res. wh a ' —— ‘ nig ---- Warren | Would play a nur be ‘ —— Ii with the left knee in wn! ulder W., LePalate.’ aemipronia, Notime, Hi: ~ Eisel is married and hi« on ef iowa Pistol Team Wins. Hayes was high man for cl a SIKESTON, Mo ae 7. ee wn And “we and Assumption also raz tion has plac tem 4 ‘© aitlic-| AMES, Ia, Marc netting 12 syton./ of th ‘sw piaced Sim in de "erate . :, dese March 1@ —Iowa Sra: 7 ~~ " cir- oNege defeated Boston Unive “Ste e Played in Southeast M : i ersity uthersville won ¢t issourt, Cer. Pir l was inst: tector for the ee cat nap lie Pistol match by the atch ie Muh teat a ” © OF 13596 to 19535, » : fener. ix the first re@ewil: Girts’ "Ince hie} mente today said ’ mh announce. | Fort Smirh (Ark ) eunteaeer = leave for *he Tournament he ~ etbal| = 8. Paul Amer! an Association “club of the set feating Sik re last night by de marted tonigehe \' me & ith ‘ . eeton in the final e score of 14 to 23. ‘lass by . | s an sa ° e ' Four Years A Sold | W City F ive _— pres SWIMMER . | &s Ago, So ; ° W COLLE Wr estling Card ____ Yesterday for $6500 : Ins State Title | RECORD YAR PARSONS > Sa tr ye ' Westport High Defeats Linn in ern University’s swimming team to. CHICAGO, Marth 10.— North weet. l was 2m 24 ¢-is. made Taylor of Illinois Cutclassed his best basketball Games ever ST. PAUT. . i. MISN.. Mar. 1@.—Nie& Ailes, | the first onemea a = FOR 220 YARDS ents and Illinois first of Northwestern, bet - lonal! intercollegiate 22. Bre yard free atyte. — it in the pPlunsg ge in nk is 60 feet backstroke was the Series Stuff. line before the ath. tonight in order to te buy tiekets for - March 10—In one oe a eee etl a ESE... LL. — ’ GODDMAN & Suss CLOTHES For Men Who Discriminate — CON 29 tethering of well groomed men yeu bh are certain to find men by whom “23 Point and -Tailored are accepted without question as conforming to the most rigid code of ‘The exclusive design, graceful lines and genuine comfort found in our garments meets the critical demand of men who appreciate sartorial Correctness, “23 Point Hand- latlored”? Our Style Book “Art in Tailoring Ing sent upon request, On Stock at third basa ; " : inate + is ref OmMpetitic “ = " ‘aa - - 4 Ti of an all-star bas : out ere ; 4" Ould poly f vpack-sew "oP W he r) 1 epast ' H ert alan ran ia! Rooster. Lord rn . : ” a i . Z - ; * it 1s , ver ; w: 41 42 i Ad Me « a stri a; R ; ‘ alt indications, a good t! ketball team which the coaches ofi ky? } - aw onry thet the left | l aim to get th the ball SECOND RAC; > . . ‘. “ P ‘ ’ ‘ ¢ é 7 ._Ii¢e je in . , . j ad i, ‘3 on | le eT tire riohe . 7 ‘ rr tf» e~; "7 ; “ - )\ ae ms On th — s aes il sey BPO anes ne | * Tr... * ital Oe i ~ . od we auginst the Reds, Apri) +. have made at the request of 1} va eee ewiNg. Fou cant tir | I. det Stl Vv. That is how | Sewell Comba, 174 /p'.2, 284,39 to 5.” won Sing pa’ {7 “a : ali 5 \4 . Ci ne ' ‘ hall " ; ij ? ; ‘ ss ‘ oe ¢ 17 c ae : Aa i ; ‘rr hROY 'e@ “ tf") ] ar { + ; be Bottomley fir #. Post-Dir; ATts oaees ce 4 ij at ' ‘ iil ‘ , 7 , . UNaAnIMOousiv. Rr “ch ; —— . . ij iT e- ie? * > . © ] ‘ J a 7 © ‘} J iT os in +6 . Aa t! than at . a . , Wi) ing. In add "i a] 4 brok = ‘ é i ‘ nres . - ‘ w 2 ] | : 4 l 5 1 | 3 = © : ince tion to being a poisned file ; : en or bent the cewi-: , San Te bh | me OS iM R= - 4 that he w } ‘eS right ; P whee’ £200PMan, led rigid and unnay? a8 ving is I think xy met 102. (Dayle, 3.5 ate, is , ityle ; f 1he } ren, . . , : e.4 unna + ’ | } ¢> re — ] ‘ o 7! BY Part of inc: ‘oO do dur.- conierence in si COTPIng With a to- knee ea: . The left . & ; ‘ p hah] ’ at Ha Sag Seeenae ; : nahin PAB? j tal ? 4 i’ , ave! = 7 ‘ et ‘ nN. “re tine the Fr ,) , , bis AZisn ; of ~40 Points registered in 16 * ¥. ; a ; - . '7) of ne le ft .. ; ' t " RY bs r a4 . ' ? a “ ©" TY) oe bla ca ata ii¢ ler « } or ; 4 4 ry ee " ) ear Is na i ere, ' . ; ‘ é4 ; £ames - ; il fi¢ T 2 bil } 7 c , S1i (My ~ ip, han- oe . Tr} | (yy Th ; J t Shares. ‘ th . " ‘ ‘ se ? , + 4 » 7 p } if } ‘] ti Awarded to (;reene of th I x : ‘ . VT] he eis ‘ - 43 p ne ] X ’ ry i , ‘ on : o ] ’ Seconc« tition . ’ enty wiatea - > ; ‘ ” OWA ert } fi, With +} P P ; ° } | ’ +} - 5 ] j rea the _ at Camp 'rdinal. The, stare team. Greene is a bri} lant clined . : ne tet Knee ir afte ; : © Fer I f I , : f Volf's Cr ri* vs 5 : st ‘ = | es , : . ° aaa li e/ my « : ; ’ e . 4 ‘ } ore - } aCK co, uayer and very teceryt ' is ' - t irads Thea } } : . ee i ( | os ror sam iz Ls v 7 e} oWwin . . - | ; " . AY ti cer iw » ™ ; 1 , eal Blads He Was third } ~— ' 7 . i is thes Su ar } ’ P j rj tr h ‘ . : ] D «> ) P . : ‘ : ‘ Arlee sm Ye hha tmeii St ] . er, ri ro . 4 j . = , , e "T. 4 ‘ ; ° “é } 4 MaKe un 4 the Canfar : | i ; a . ~~ , i {ji P| ‘ by , ‘ - * | f ‘ , : 4s ify, ron 1, Ine c f OutNeld. without an, 23 sserence with 214 pointe = nv pivet. T} ae of the lef; S]X fouett also a e Ton . , = . ’ As Thars. _ ve , , s j “ 2 ; . ’ ve lerans, So EOryr , a 8 se was but One (i) 5€ 7 a hate. : a . { at i i ] ? ~ ‘ r ; 21? r as . 4 le. YP $709 Ate to } ‘stle neohe ~ 9 we a : . ee rota I] } ‘ rine i? . P \ j ‘7 y © .« 4 ee 2 ~ i? Ps) ~ ’ faa . ‘ " r ’ +} . ° - T ) ‘ » 4 awarding the position of center ern i the general idea of e far off ' Ws R-5. first: Staaley’ i¢ SS , to Wulf “ ho ha: i] ] } ee } yw rlut hn SOT) Tt} nk , ' ' I "'g £-10 T M - ; 4 if Ee | , |e ti e fr . = s ‘ . I > \ + . j eo. Dp , ? . a Se a) ; i j ; + . ry , . . R j nied : _ \ ‘ T nate augay used his heigt ee | r) : to by me . al “as } x” ‘ i ' . . oe j ‘ , + = ae l€ig nt¢t to great advant: —_ 7 4 Al . 3 Cz | ner to try i A i i ; i oe = on +} a ee controllin 1 : 4 AL 1) vy} a + n “ S2 eLiala 1 4 | . . ™ ot : ‘ ii es Wiit iii ’ 2 ,7 “ i ‘ Tq} { ‘ a. } ve . i = j np =| , OOgY 4 ; us rie WAil at the tip-off Sea Ss tre ‘oes \\ an Ce es * j s he hod, Tia Juana Results and in adadition Wwae an acecnur o , iié is sf] NOxert , to hit a1 iit | Q . ne AY a ; vawe ho —_— mae ‘ . cAl « urate Ye he a4 ‘ } . ; ‘ i> ru >. , +i 4 >. —— : . _— Wiil norice 4 , : } { t | } z . ™ wid ; ‘4 , year ’ maiden re vr: . - ; ( " ‘ — ~~) . . 7 ree Endacott Gets 8&8 Votes i " hit next ere } j l firy E240 « -“Staren 113 Thomne ~~ .4ili (> eco A , +} , ‘ ‘% 4 aa , ’ ° ij I — hj . ; c+ + ‘ . Yr = ea. En Tt gle - : 44D Ii - f } } & ¢ rae : A iM dacott, also & Kansas Univer. 4d left hip are t irned j ile Se ss. , Becond: Rock Heather sity ’ ; , ae. . ~S6s ‘ 17] Corns iar. , = Or the } 1} “ 7 ‘ia ‘ a Re - aay player, recely ed é ight out of yay ~ iar more than th . ‘ } j : ; : : , ? 2 +f —— oe 4 : t-5 niné votes for guard Sis gnesdi professional pivots in this respec: eterna s 28 —- Rca cls. = ; Dimas ‘ 4 . Ais uar - | Who captained the Javhaw) ys lia Juana Entries 5 4 1; _Phyiitte K. 103 (Peta Ne Javhawkers oe omor / a T : > (Petenia : a as yNawkers to py on. , rrow s f Time—-1 08 ad wi their title = a ' erson = - . , l-, _ i f 2 Yas alison @ ] ea, ted captai . © ar ‘es Proes . ar En. hMawkins Prince Fe , 4 . a al . v. 7OK nir 6 « , RACE 3-vear his great bulk oe ia T used Want Gir! hea §, a 110 - - p ng ear-s _ rstde) ‘ and «a ho Shes . s Claiming and nae nm LO much advantage T)r ‘ Nard , > + .. tte : a E Sih en 2 3—Prud 10% ered a world of territory H (‘aii Ma , , ¢ & +} Pfie’'a Sisrenas - h 4 i ‘ : : »& tr» A a4 9, vear 3 . ’ : . 1. far in on 4 “ = ae ~ ~ a > ker was al a é g! t} > v . j ne i (. om, —- © ° I Ati Eiven preference for all-star - ord MM ss Jane ~? ve, m . : ik : H ove 7 ‘ a a incy WhHtr ove : - . su r Jad Now » ie , 109 : . A 4 ee Cad ver Blac k of Kansas by i. . oo ny By ' S 10% ee “tle H t ’ ; 117 AO 4 a ’ - 6 fx 9) $4 40 > Pane : . 1 . ',er ; r . \ . ‘ 1 : 3 , Jac x Minne - Washington nt a | Canan I g pe John Arhor ’ , £ . Live e4 one ve . 113 Ae: or : t . . " . i ‘ | ifwv r- 0a \ Pings } ‘ . ; ' ; rf i 7 : \ . sitys star forward, was awarded Third race, $600 af, si a . gh. WV Sen a 34 \ Summer first place on the - ina , ‘arQde ana ut Rn ; : ai ning, > year %« ° ’ « ‘+ i ’ &UrDe Ro siere ithe . ve ‘ Soceg eam. ase ‘o, ¢ nie ' ° “ a.3 ner w as second in 73 eye : M i Anita K is Os 60min ‘ , llj e 4 4 rr r YD acer scorin ae ee eeserence in; *Alaz ine ole Orphan 108 a _ art c- 4-year-olds an@ , P 4 Points with 2°R. "hie - eo ated . ; 10° °; AAMann 102 tm nies . , 5. 4 nn _ 4 =H bag us Tire SPARED | . one as | } re ;, 100 Old Hiomestead Ty re 4 Te H-ae a4 ir S99 4 cf yar's— hall whi n Yr) conference basket . +g Ky Peg: ft eT) " y a j _ > 2 P . 3 e€ar-o V9 i @ \ : A ra Si out a = "ad, f a oo . Cie Shea _ Devil 108 Sant ai 71% 7 - 1 LAST b 7 101 = ’ as . ll4 4 r ; ’ ao ni sure to receive an all-Vallev a aura Cochran .106 Lone Pine t? ae 106 Kirk J 101 | ~—-1:42 2 OH man, aiso. i Time before he is thro: “aes ranking Fourth race Ciaiming SA00 7 : vy es 2 : 106 Beltphy z oH nat H RACE Prive? ; Ackerm a. ugh and uPpWards one; “o- © cvie }*ar- is } Irth race @1 . . ia [°0O $1000 and $25. - 4 © se ee pstakes purse iann, w) a) . me ‘. ‘ oT ’ ° vY a . _ s “ai ; ap. Po year. . : rr or e 7 4 ’ i143 ¢ | We . aj 4 - ai . of the K io led the scoring baat, Steal . 104 Shore Acr ay , > one-sixteent wee 136 (ite, 4 OO see tt ansas machi Flame ; res 11] wmas Kean 118 i] Martinez), $26 aras-—Abadan for the }, : née, wW as selected *,r ewie PR .-« 1Oe Proprecw 1] > Parad — a .: : i + QR 4 * , oa &/, > “es og" Out wor I aon wy . " $4 > ‘ +4 . , ' ; a - * = } ; & vv other forward position *Sout herr ie 10” ‘ Ar der 1123 RB " ey VE Wwrryr a chosen f ‘ ras ka, Was trot , ' Yer Nak : 779 _— ; . 2 ft) Ciaty ng 3 Year — ; os sl =r TH RACE, B-ve _, or center w) 1} Mat 1OR FT > &«D up, n ‘ re-@iy: ‘ ar ~-¢ 48 and wards and! , sear 0.84 and i. posits x mie the guard ‘Argento _ tana Uwens 113. Hana? men eent i. PD. SE000, five an a 2P 6 6Were given to Roe! pom eas 108 ne an 114 * ay nee: | Reviance, 119 jmgnn’, One-half Urake a . soeiter of Fifth race eAon _— . Corso 1y4 @) LOS Ds on), B2.20 a? Dalne : aver), $3 0p an Black € P Ciaimin - . 4+ eas ' é &. . i ee G .. , Stat ack. of Kansas who as #"¢ upWards. one mile S. v-year-oldés | Fitter Patter 114 ‘ 4 a Fecond; Ten Burts o€ (Martin), $3 ated above misse , . ep 2 es i k Hackle . 4 ‘ a> s3° thie . . ns, AA P T4 an for t) ’ ise ed being selected ; fr Ce } ag &® *Dalnk fy, , - ie f ger - r _ “ed api . i a. iO ion tie u : ne first tean by . “ft eT hen & fe i ; 108 , ‘a 114 eT i4 p er Joh: S Peardne , p| 3 'Yl’riee teamwork of Ria.cn 8%, YOte-. The, *tomond jr’ *ya) BYSlyn, Harrigan.111 | $78! 2 1N9 eo, blossom 104, Yer also ran ardon and Ike Har- Wa ° Black and Endacott °Miss Dunbar aaa Nonsu 112 pees Wing 109 ieee Lon FIGHTH c as regarded ae one of th Doubtful ‘ee . 4 R | Bar se ng 1718 a . aa }34 eX ‘ .4 iL riaim ng S$7O0. thres.. : Fear Olde and ND SPECI Va 'p : 10} Pr eo T 116 ex, e.eg LTO W — 11] ‘ lewer ae 1*—Pay f\ee : ON CARD | 2? Patric’ Yh Ti /A1G | SMagictan ) +} Louis ° n° Bay 1.) ~ , | n the cara | 102 Vi ina INS ; Special e ° ‘ are two F: k? — rY 7s . P| vente J morn | 1904 Halu a T na its, O14 Faithful $ He 107 oday’s Havana , . Two Special events wil] fe ‘ ; fen ~ pal ae 2, a : BY BOOSTERS ys av Entries. SOuth Broadw me At} é mt “ A ure the er try (Coup e Wirew: ch ant re ae Irwin ae q : CLUB Py the Asanc fated Press teur box! “Aretic Ciub’s ama- er entry } : -_—w Vee OS Wailk- “Ore than 250 persone ar? First race. 3-year-oid + Th xing BEhow to he held , » Roogstere ("lw} Sa ended the £500 six furlongs _——~ on8 UD, claiming - ’ Ursday at +) e club's -_ ’ a oy as Fight h os oo Saoo. claiming 3-vear-o’ ‘s © cain , . ae ‘ ‘ , re nine r te a lered + } an *Kent be ky gos gR *p 4 4a » enth a } = + be ym sev- 4 upwards, one mile i mw Sli Steel Co. soce - Sted , on ~ [ n e ’ - : 4 er fear eT nie ‘ oie a aa 4 7 = Gs coockOl ; ™ — Shenandoah streets. Melcha - 9° T 'ttte Taeene 17 Statler ias?t night The nm} 1 at Hote} *Tihea Ulster . @3 } merican Eagie 110 a s OO8e meets Leste , + ae Si va! Maid Be ae ag ®T)a'} {vy is nce fy als , nes? 4 I i iaAVvers were Pandine . a: ly Garrison a .110 one while Al v - = i r Martin tn ery ’ Moon “397 ery ” -- 1¢ lj] e gu Sts at tr -~ rp} al m Theater * (rest wood : : 104 Toe the Mark 112 . 4 ’ ~ ° - : :- ‘ ercer % " £2 fa ’ owe ‘ - . . Be J ; eft . Hemingwa+ “a asq 1*#Z and Elmer *Kirky nnd 1907 HWarines ty aiiéer t] oo banquet. Bridgette y 104 “sem a Se eees 1192 si y rea ‘ A erm ee te e : ‘ _ saat i . . ees ‘ a’ . = the other to be opponents in ay OM FO Occidenta 119 Harr Scullin, presidens |, Second race, 3-year w~ Sch n ™ MWinth ena . *" company ww} ' if of the/};, Ce o.ds and ; Tha an? ‘ h an Co—€& RO) claiming ° —— , MjiPany whorm. name th ng S.r00 aix furiongs Up. C.alm.- sist > s+ of the program will con. 872 UOWSTd. mile and 70 vards =~ | SEC0er chemnings tener ana. national | SWhispering . 99 °C) > 0% an @limmin- +! — . aa at | ters ‘6 o the “ps Ne 104 Twenty.a....**’ is i f} P a * = = . . en }* . > ne? ry tT . 7 ry Vv . a eve 7” oundés—F xs » } I S abner PO°? @¢ mm ’ ‘ . , ' Barker 48.1.0) 107 n 1] Fre + * rans Joh . ry . a ae ¥ I zz Ph ai res s ? . = er, ° FP. = 4 "Ste Fuaz anson, B. Klaesner, Cienwel!l 105 *Philandere ' ] ne St louls § S- e Third race AmDasead I “A35 i hee 4 ‘ F on as r fy ~ " . aed . ( r . hy eter: adgor 7 Ae Gue a id Frank Clark Mike Sanson he wd Seng Ample» ‘ — ulled tention to the grill year-ci’s and up, $800. ¢: . a | rs h 7 | “teat ber oe SAAD SANSONE, Avprentice allowance claimed Ng ordeal the , :; . riong ° snc nG 8 , 118 p laimed leal TirOugh whien on. @ 2 ait . ty oun 4és— ~ an Was fra: ‘ wich the team ewer OD «seco Be me, Maries Sur? Met arthy, Nat Pear- ——~> —_ “ : ed ’ DASS before -;- eachir I Scene oe = IlTickman 115 —s* . ' Lhe ? , , j ’ ‘ aaa vy . . , * 4 ’ . ee Pounds—Fran, o'D P : CHAMPION STALLION " mn = season Hie expres . F frores t Eyes 1s : thiewn *?. Joe ear ian ay, rivate Fos- ; Cor fiden ee f a °S »? ser Sgar Allen Poe “>_ sClLory, ourlo race San » ; bay “omas Groves, Jame STAKE TO RANDAL 0 iy in Wiew of t} ee .. : . &-Year-o! — ’ ‘ $s Mur- ; 4 ‘ 4 s@ iact ft? at t} CiaimMming one mila . olds end — l4? ae fam has «rc he 4 uy 14? Peuns . | a8 scored victories wit) Miss Mazte ‘ nNce— Tom Ermn'!th. 2 Novak Py t 14 Associated F’resa of the star players a wi i} s0o0me6 his vo ‘ — Be ag Roll Cal} 108 * —— nn : CLEY ELAND. > March 10 —"h a rr Manager Tat, R mPppied Temper ey 10) aes los . ' =” 7 : 4 rady ws “ees r Hockey Official s N Pion Stallion Stake for 8-year.- lA the speakers of the event —* among tet ‘ine TRt® $590 tye B14, nd amed. , “O01 ' . th venting. ming mile Oa, e'cs «@ v BY the ASEAClated Pp trotters, carrying an estimated value vicinal . [| @Heretls | and three-« Xteenths: » PITTSRI-p ig f $10.00) ; en “Grandson ....108 Ope. et +e. 105 vr ~eaty Ri Bea Mar: h 10 —John ‘> $1 ft) Promoted by the AY @riceas GEORGETOWN CH —— a | ee FF anktn (103 = sa om ng ine “OC UTAth of ’ ’ , Z er, oe . 7 ° ; , Jee AMPION a . neco'eg ' re — ue ~*~ @ee : in Mare), ofr a New York and Lau Association of Trotting rae Pree COLLEGI wattin intatn 1ORBo. 7 . di . | rrr ¢ , _r . . : . * “wlitatrl ‘ fo *-* “te refer. nto have been selected ers, has been awarded to the Moree? ATE RIFLE- TEAM Sixth race 4 . nce 71° . ‘ “f ’ ; oe 7 . *f , +. . ~ v ‘tr, —_ ’ : ’ a J-y@ear-co A ~ +25 Re tee le fina eS of the | nite | ‘ it Lv eator 24 and Fair > ; , .( AN} * ‘ie te pN “f - _ tr Cc S40 r fle ns >: # a 4 Up, Cla _ . Amateur Hockey —_ aced at th _ . G ‘ ~~ SU Oss Sempror _ a. svar ae “tt Wear R vt key Aaa lation ra : i Lneir second (sTand ‘ ~ Ou cf a . . . % Bet 4 o% , a ‘ sf Her res: > Osten . : -etin , = POPFiDie €000 he tay Atk! ae 10 y g Meéa.. nD A. A and St Paul. me eting of thea Seaanr at Ne »? > i> ae 5? re ’ “ Yr} ba rif , ‘ ' ~* rie * Mor ae K n 208 Busi foe 7 ‘ me 4 1? . , re = . » ] ' : ‘s fanization OCcKk, president of the «+. @G8!! track here, Aug 20-92 The r e in the ¢ aa ee °* oma 10@ Tan 4 108 , announced he ‘ list of eliwibles mumber neer! Olleg — ige inter- Ser on iT 11? cham, ere tonight. *“** : ' Ss mhumber nearly @ ar ; i ae : race. 3-year-cids and 4a] : iPiongshin . aae . inci iudes all f the _ , ' i > ee ed iy tha he »f? mile - } UD cla! i biapag at a i] RaAHeS uM i ie r Ras the cia 2 Year. ) . _ ‘ sf A &Se 4 ati ; ‘ «7 ad, rake and a 20 Yards aim hd ¢ ot. Paul, March 12 and 74 trotters of last year, James » A, mh anr imcemenet -« : ay rding Blazing — +d | eer Tra} *n WoO in tOmt, n Mart h 22 and o1 a®*sistant secretary of the. arKx ght a - made here ¢, or . ire sod ow ateren “206 Peis, ie ee 6S ‘* «% siti, > we “a->% i ' Firatlement ets eRe . : wees a Ys * Aid R a announced today \ as) gton I'niverets. ie said Wweorge May Rose .. ..108 -. 229 ~ilj ’ os ‘+ ’ 425 8econda ; Bn eeeee ° iv r) .o ‘ 4 and a obinson Named C ch iiaein & iniversitw thea Veather, clear: + . — .nird ’ r; rack °# Py h oa . SP Amnednting «ft ae’ ‘e Amn, ae ~?* ——— — nw a+ sand "'S ’ oA SON ttt Prean Cubs, 4; — 7 MACON ubs, 4; Vernon, 3. H . — 8 7a Mars by 10 ‘ , . ‘ oppe ot be . eee ar ar i : ; is Roh. y a ANCOR! — at etire er ¥y nd at Tp *¢ Sent } ; ' ~ I ri i4t en ‘ ai af : 7A NEY ~ mt ° wt “88lasiny | ‘ j i if’ ati f , lor ts a 7 “os oo Lille om head Coach and ™ 4 Lee ee Chicac ATs ¢ a . , ' : Cae his wor BELCHER SULPHUR Wa > for Me »- 7 ethiet smeec’ or intaltianiacind —_ ‘ i , ai ,; : : | nmaehin ¢ , i Depart TER ers University. Macon @G Vernon (Pacific Coast +? ° Pin @ match ment for Ladi >4 *Vereed Jo) shoyu atest _— t v1 ‘ next kK . _ e ~ : ~ . 4 - Sa . 4 4° ni _ Ord ing en onn Cody, resigned, ac- } Batteries—Osborn. Fuese! Rivne! s—cecay and Wed: esday, tonte —— BELCHER $ ' #2 Hhhvuuncement ere as? 4 ‘S>, i Ueland nied repor’? whe night de- et vVacemnent madeiand (O'Farre!! Hiartnett . * that he tne $ ,» ‘day? ; ‘artnett; Schelien-/ tire from 11 ended to re-| Fire-Proof 54 bach, Jolly and Murpry. : © fame if esuccesety) otel ‘ . taining i ~ -—_ . 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-DISPAICH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 2923. ST. LOUS POST-DISFAIL sie aes SS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCI : ; sae S UNDAT BAPCH ° ' $79. Y MIKE HESTER, HERO OF HISTOR FIRE ~(SVIGTIM OF THUG Blow From Behind Gives Former Assistant Fire Chief No Chance to De- fend Self. ee $e | ooamnaseenennnanittt Ld charisma First Action Snapshots of 1923 Brownie Playersat the Mobile Training Camp —By a Post-Dispatch Staff Photagrapher , WOOT. bcd y st, ts iy s 7 PT WO kk Whoeeebebblhdeeddedstebseoeecsdeanaoddggane sss With one aay sap engepegmmmntmnmsccmmentmmmsesthttttCGteGtesecl[e; -cocceseseiaas ITT) Abd td V, POEL A he a 4 “ $ . ~ Y ’ ; i _ -_ —_——~ — en ee a “ ~ - ee ~ BO SSIS OPE ee ae “ - : ap beret oy es NORE FPS FOPEP FAP COPE IPPPELEAEMEAAM OCC SHEP ELEL PEPE REP EEEELEARL 4 . 7 UMMA LOY ULLAL ULL rn | 'sA4AAes Y , Aadddddddadd SOCCOPELOBOOEBBELAEBLEEEOELEEDOEOPEEERESEBEEEPEEFFEFELFEPEREFOFEFFEEEES » NY ¢ WS ST SSESKTRS ES FRR ORR ee Rees eemeneeesee ss ASRS SES — > io ’ ~ Hubert Pruett, phenomenal southpaw, who will probably work in regular turn this season. Hollis Thurston, recruit pitcher tS from the Salt i S Lake Club He | : pitches a “fade- away” ball. - +> >> ST ABA DSS AY BARS = x + ‘ 4 *- * hy ans ae ‘ v a ae ‘s ‘ oo atta eee ee el ee ere ee rs as ‘ Lo a . ele er ae of “* + ~ EA MOR | BRANT OER ' MOO ww ROOQONHNH NY NNW VW WAWRSERLERE RRR ER RR ES SRSA RAR RRNA AE ARS ARK MYO WY SN A> ality iy, $Y RN — ’ | Yttilitliiiddlitlddd lll ROWAN OK YL ee cel / plead hhh ett EMA LEET OOO EE WON FAME IN BLAZE AT SOUTHERN HOTE > SSSRERSEAS J es fae ok, y f . 7 oe > ea s “ . ¥ ‘ + ee a Y hg x c 4 ; be ae on’ » a% yo Aire as x J % : 24°F 2 te ire Ber es ‘ Sek Yn 4 a , . ae Suffers Fractured When Struck With Bottle by Negro Who jn Fiat. 4 blow from behind yesterday ga Wike Hester no opportunity to sabe that lightning presence of mind az wnuescular strength and quickne which made him a hero of the hi toric Southern Hotei fire of 1877 distinguished him through a ik career as Assistant Chief of the Fi Department, and afterwar lester has been out of the depart ment for 23 years and ts 34 ¥e old. but the traits that won him ‘finction remain. according to nef heres near his home, 2149 Bell e | The family with whom neards (he has never married) how. some years ago, he heard seerearos of a little girl alone in byucey which was In Irmemediate ds f being overturned br 4 ruven y horse, and rushed out of th house. caught the horse by the & and brought it to a stop, al nm lifted eut and comforted ¢t iysteTrica! giri. Me is @ little fellow, but terril remarked the narrate » now he is never sick. And rinks like a fiash. ; * P 2 * « i ‘2 . ‘ sie o> oad oy me mig 2 $2) ete eth 7 J a oe Po tle eS tellngshe 8. SLSLALS SES BPRS E SERS SLRS BARA RE RRS SEER REAR A SCARE AA eR ARERR ARAL ON REAR AOA 08 RR UE = Sok Mee me 2 s ee ee lh apt ea ity, ema he SSSSSEREK ~ aren, wa ae eee tte YH > Walia + . ee eee \_ + . SSEPVLAS SL ERRER LE RRRA LESS LRA RR RRS SES SR SLE ESS BREE ESE ES EERE BRAS SWAN} DW D|.|_ DNAAPAABANAAAaAFqQFdigodA \AsAP'sPQPBFsigFPAPFPF\FPFA'F§BI{Q\PFQ{AB§\§AFf§AfFPFPAPGP|P§dB|PF_}B'BPB}AP§FPjiQ§FP Ff AAA AAHAH-H|- |NIIATTTAAAAAAgQ§QA§Q§O@§Q\§\§{ Qo SPVSSSSLESRRRRERRESRESRERSER ERS Rhee RRR EERE ES ee . DLO SF TASS AW DW WWW L~_ass >>» |S) >» >» | hat thet thio —* ye Cas . w a iw 4 x $ ig . ~~ ~~ ‘ “ = F . ~ é ed eS. ee AL IAI SS AT PIV AADD 1+ AA PEPE PATA WL deeded D>YRYDAPARD Se ie Kenny Williams and a bundle of new bats Kenny is to pounds te tte nantly lagen line ila tga Miia nth ae tiny i lh alg. Pantene ge — yaaa Ae ye ly me >» be #¥, - A - > ewe ewer oe Mio imag FSA POALPLOOPOLLOELIEE TH “sf to confront the auther of the ew . : heavier than last season. aes ee a ot Meal a 7 a oN Owns Number | oot . phew onan | 4 7 etecan Letbbapumpsapsssabted mn ” CLAELLETELEEE EELE.) owns the flat in which WE ccc ed deeded UM MU ee diiiitij eee eee ee ee idldldgmssdddliidiaalubs WW) . ee owe sréer ané cine hat eran y tf CLAPPER A CORLEAOOLEEOEBEELOEDEOOBLE LS ALOR, LAMM LLL MMMM AML AAP ROEELIAOEEOEELEIHALEREOEBAELFOLER ALAMO MPULMLEEML ATL IOOE PELE VP OOEERLFOBOLPEEONLAELL CALBRERS COLMAR OOOEMLEELEE LOD LEELEOEOLDEDEL PEL PEELOELL CEL ERELOOELLEOEEE LELEE COPPELEEED =6 wes = ‘ 7 % . eeeere , foes eee: Lf CALPELALE CAL B Y : Ahh £4AEe a £ ia atreet and arrow of flats : 4 4 , | q ; % street. One of these, 261 i ty . Y |: is vacant. but was rent 4 gy 5]: and Hester went the by y Z it He was standing ft 3 = Wy ,Z: examining the tee | , ; penccntansetmnsecbectspapesiedy ’ 3 Z ; one behind him, who ev ae SMITVISTEOG LY Si, Lat abd hdddddddsshed Mbddssdsssssbbdlbsttbsiddddisssatididibastiiliddsssaad WL y Z, been concealed in tt ; ; r POPORPERE ODOR ODPEO ELMAR FE OPDE LOE OLE LEEODLEEOLLEEOLEEERLEDEELEE LORE A, Z y 4% ’ : | . 3 . V uddssgssisssée: 1g mmande@d “Hold up yot \ Al Ade fA Ad oe ed ee deed % 4 4 7 ere s3 V3; ; S37 433324f =3f Panera a é YUttt dt ihddstbittitily Ln Yj ji loin ype Yiiiititidiitiiliiliill, ty 1 couspisine, tarde ; Z rerccsccresteciceetdihy , ‘pf’ MQM tere on thé sisth floor. ove : Tony Faust’s one-atery salden 9 a lay The erowd ta the «st rvcests tn the tower .w'ie ‘e* +4 theee efris te walt ee ed . form peel o S : e. SODVIVOOAITSODES (LFS YSIONEDE LI ATM thi i, Baz 7 Pe oe at 2 > > 2 a. Sie Sig, ee. ae - “a . _—~ Rs - ms > v% ry 7 4 4 ie Z { i 4 ie 4 “as Z , pads a s 4 ope 004 YSMOOITT TAMILS IVS IF, | i iS ema * th” Z | ecaeamamaemen momen, | mand and was struck over the h ) ; t: VinititiitiinitiiilialY ‘4 ae sg fa GLOUTIULTTLYLIEL! OILY 4» = Z with a quart miik bottle. The ne ey ¥ Y ee a, Le” y SG % who had struck him took his & t LLL LLL Adda Y a 4 % and jerked at his watch, tearing ie WY Lccdcadeddceaeeadeatte MiMtttlyfy ° [om ~ y the 7 ob P ow ” ie which | 3 aa , ee \/ a arew on the Hor pertore esca nie wy ai % - y Yj am . ' : % Z >» . we * Z , a Z ; rie Injured man’s groans stfract | 2B Ys e 1g: neighbors, whe feund him tring & 4 A 4 - , . 2% Y ; iG: the doorway among the bie of a! %Z GB * (Zz tered grass He was taken to ft | V Gy ; Y : city hosrttal with = frecfured skull VW, 1f RB : 2% G r iG His life pe & gue rea —_ : 3 %Y “iy o 4 % Der — * a : a e 5% %, hive; | a ment Pas Deen @yliet. ote 2% % .. LG Die? chtefly br looking over and 2% Z i i: Z ; Pairing his property Bur in & 3% Wy ‘ie ZB . department it was, one breath Y Z, a Y entnre after another His G ZY : Z luded many lIlvee saved, Z Uy ‘ Z Lianwtrs , ' heroi@m ’ y ‘s % Y Y ary sence of min: Z Y °& \ % wtnpern tietel fre was % Z Pi ee ee os da amiearetovererdorrooonns te eee rer : VA The fire sfarted at , > PY A y} WL ccd VM ALLELE LLL ELL 2 is7. - = ‘ 4 % YY Z er PP TIF He WII ccd het irks pptaberivieatisaede at . . ; Z Z Ua shall shagss added ysiudddsldslssdsssssbisérbes to, th , % 4 Z ’ E one, RE ar - % . . ; roe x y Y SBE Aa (2 Coach Leifield 4 — ' i j w (eft) and Mas Bp Z Z ager Lee Fohkl show ; EZ GY : giving a few point- free & EZ Y ers to Austin’s : 4 protege, Georg Rosie's Explanation. y ; Blaeholder, rookie toute. wet. —_ , y Y, ge ee an ee No use to write abowt te Z Z : ‘ eon Everybody in town was ft U; GY : “aw Kk anyway-—. Y Z falf am heur after the tre | Y a vrered trte-e . wr. RV wean wD x»zwVr a, Ws a ‘}. ~~ s > > ee S jt Cz - " ’ 4 : ee orks # PPOEPPIOSF VOIEPCPOF bo gy DOLCE! LLLDIOLIILL LEST IUD OMLETIVIISL ITLL ML PEDEE ALS SA SNH ww Oe . aA ~- : gm ne oe x Pe , tesa & 2 WE Me ee . sation with his long-distance hits. His task is to displace Bill Jacob- OM Mia, LE EELE_ e PVR A TUPIELOTA» ‘Thi ‘pr - “ Pai : : son, Johnny Tobin or Kenny Williams—some task y - See Herschel Bennett, hard-hitting outfielder, running out a bunt. The fact that Bennett is a left-handed hitter , may keep him out of a job with the Browns. . = a e ¢ _ leeeph Puliteer. founder of€8 Power Diepateh, was aTong thers. mad returned from s perty with ap Retables at Mra. Den 4 retired ac 12:20. Am hour ' Fas awakened by cries of 7 ” fis 4 f

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. SUNDAY MARCH 11 1928, The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH clone Exceeds that of the Daflv Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1 > ns ’ P ‘ : on Th _" sagomvet erecta it MOUNT AN GIRL MEFTING CALLED KINNEY 8-HOUR LAW FOR ny to all cities and e onkpe in the, Kinney ther anced ** mye cording to observers here. a : | AS SHOT | | State having pulation of more informal calendar. While he sald h ) in b t it steam - 4 WOMEN VIRTUALLY KILLED = ac00.* “ °°" waste oa ep Maen, te pone ke Eades Goon, a One of the first amendments to will not do so, as a bill engrosted lowed by an immense outpouring of ig, as ; | |Measure Placed on Informal Calen- | ainney’s bill was to exempt telephone | later than tonight will have virt ually | smoke, apparently just east of the 3 : | : dar, Following Amendments That re seutanne Comey emproyes.; no chance of passage. place waere the last previous erup- ) ’ Destroyed Its Purpose. +4 amendment by Senator Proctor: ae tion took place. * CLE EL EPI SSIES PCOPPOPPOOOBODP 02000, ** Special to the Post-Dispaten ‘Oo permit overtime employment on -~- | | TIM j ae JEFFERSON CITY, March 10.—/wan defeated, ‘Senator Irwin ob. |CACHOAMIA VOLCANO IN (ty ws tastaus Prturch 10.—A new . |. «+s | ‘ workers virtually was Killed tonight] ment mening aoe an oat, amend: | HEAVIEST ERUPTION OF YEARS |crater nas broken out om the sage By in the S ) : - ment making the bill apply only in) side of the Lassen Peak, according we) t 7 gong egret ee Kinney | cities of More than 15,000 population ° Se » he s consi ‘tiea?, | Chairman of the City Plan som m1S- | t | th t h g b g 4 4 Bottle by Negro Who Hid pa 1S: ii ee eailcmonsy | sion, at the University Club at a Ds C er O erings 1S no On y a eae messa e rin Ss - - in Flat. ao ‘of the Circuit, Clerk at the court- jm. Tuesday, for all official and | ® hietncinhceaptimiten : MISS LULA DODSON. Ihouse, and a charge that the pistol 2% S™OUPS concerned with hand-| added evidence of our unequaled standards of value A plow from behind yesterday gave |was in the hands of Clarence Noble, | #ms the bond issue projects. | » " ° € , " ; sr . . 4 iy » . " ‘Te ,2 i] j j . e the . ° Hester no opportunity to show the street below, but lay quiet until | Circuit | lerk, will be laid before the Fhe contersnas iwi + win but th at our rices are WW ower Mike es pp y ¢ women shrieked on the floor below, ates nd jury which will be cc we 1 Mayor, Comptroller and President of | a ays ConsIis en yY e t ° , > "« ; , " tea for & ayelela at Gan sen: | : ror 1C t un C er or u t , a e+ P ego: Samo nee I . yste if di - ered glass. He was taken to the | says He Hopes He Won't Get Sea- pared for a system of dikes to con a ues ~ \ , city hosnrital with a fractured skull. | ick - laen’t Had a: Rest in 30 ST. LOUIS FIRE $ trol the Missouri River channel, pur- _ --—- —ee MAE CHHH|AAAAA_AAAUNNANAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAD AANA AAAS GPG GGG MANN BRAVES ;Monday. Noble has made the state- SSS) MNGMMAM MYO MOY |Emma Mann ‘are said to have been | the authorities. | MOH RRMA WH | - ' bt path was cleared for him on/der of Green Watkins here last De-| Organization of a competent legal | | V 5 2 | MBMNOOH NY ‘4 “LL bgddddddddddaddddaiddddddd SOFA POPEEALELAA TEEPE IFPFEEEMMEREEELALEER \S

Breathless Adventures. Years. and Doesn't Know chase of land, construction of a His life since he retired ‘rom the - Where He's Golne DEPARTMENT shore intake. and engine pits, to- © ad i Department has heen quiet, occu=- | NEW TORE March 10 ill tor gether with roads and buildings t ce a 1 1 pied chiefly by looking over and re-| |, oa . Your Summer Uniform noqaqeary (2 WerEes sae erence pairing his property. But in the 7*!"@m W. Johnson of California 493 Shirts Are Now Ready Ordinances authorizing this work, department it was, one breathless | 12Y brushed politics and potential 'and providing the appropriations, ot a after another. His rec-' presidencies out of his head and Our Price 2, aang ‘have been drafted, and await con- | The time* 1S now here to buy the new Rugs you have been | included many lives saved, if started on his first vovage across sideration by the Supervisory con mt alveye by Neroitm, to hin“ex’ The“"ausnte’” Accommansing hi) MERCHANTS CRYING talking ab The | ks and th ive pri fraordinary presence of mind. But ta ten, doheaen oa ee wet A start on the waterworks can be) ta ing a out. v argest stoc S an t v most attractive prices the Southern Hotel fire was the ' > 3 ae ee made without waiting for the pas-| . . aus Hiram W. Jr. Right across frotu GOODS GOING ce | : | ‘ artm ett Of hic carcér . cic ane sage of bond sale ordinances and | b f d lh ] h D k R D | t The fi vse ee cern mY ee ee Ww the marketing of the bonds, it was) are to C oun ifl t € ror ic t- une er u ep en " - Hre started at 1 a. m. April | Washington was Alexander P. Moore | L Are Bold Enough to Say ) r 00: fin A set. the 3 | fu _ | es | said, as approximately $500,000 is he e hotel was then a cen- of Pittsburg, newly appointed Am- | DOWN G ‘ -urrent f i f t} ——— [) RY Lb el NONS DAY Lisnr Heuer TONS DAY Dera eicrtDNS : ter of the gay and distinguished life , bassador to Spain. | O PRICES | available Ww ag ys gy . ge pei atl os of the South of the te ccintibineetonn | “P hope I don't get seasick.” said | AT THE OLD RELIABLE | Water Division for such work. 1¢@ | ‘ ; : ' Period, and In it 300 persons were:tke Senator, eyeing the fruit and asleep. Before dawn 15 had died ismelling the flowers which filled his | 2 and two days later a member of | suite “T’'m a landlubber; never the British Parliament, who had been to sea before.” AAA SASSAANS RRS ASAE . Z | . ZY Y Z : ] Z wy V St. Louis is shown in 4 nress-story we ‘ . . . . the Miemoria ie ~s ee ee) —~s & ee & SS a City Counselor has stated that ord!- | ‘ e e . . . * Q porary appropriations against such| W Ait ta Il Wiltons New Designs and Colorings 9x12 Wilton Velvet unas. } : ‘ Rugs, Seamless. ; * “90804 fatally shot himself in de- Ione he would be abroad or where ao Gabardine Coats, the waterworks . aes ry Mee Axminster Rugs rium. ellows pockets ‘from revenues of the ater Divi- | ° That the fre marked an epoch in | ADVERTISEMENT | pleated backs "99.50 sion. ana not by taxation. Speed | Anglo Persian $135.00 ae mata ee eee cas : aoa ee im, ieee aliad ° thick nap. hese excell Floorcow . 27x e+e eenees yf eS bi hat of a reporter of that time for a bs Whipcord Gabardine Caps was sald, would Sot Raye & Dearing Anglo Kirman $ 120.00 es: lesan Min — wn cadi >. 0 rid is eas $475 ME 0 SER te eo Rss 5 > German lanvunag te they This re. / ne an a er to match ° on the tax levies for bond purposes. tractively designed in harmonious colorings. 9 eeoseeesecsed’s .50 , ynaiimbmntihitios 5 hi Men's $25 Two-Pants Board to Conader Oriinance. — | WV il 96.00 , : ail geal 3 eer eae Suits oe An ordinance directing the legal | Teprac 1 ton $ . Ox ] 2 $49 50 8.3x10.6 *eeeeee 46.50 wi wnien Ss ae wen DROMDLES Conquered mers ai-wooi sive gro an vomene ceutmine scommn +++ + $49.50. : " 4 ii 4 Cid«t a tin e1it aed Mir . the site proposed . AD ion if to a ire . = ; a ; % ar | Plaza, already ap- “4. -S A-of +A: ; Coach Leifield some 36 hours, while his city Ae e Back Meén’s $85 3-Pants Suits. ....$19.50°, 0a by the Supervisory Commit- : 5 a | 10.6x13:6 .... 77.50 pery (left) and Man- ao ee DOO weey be OF on y Men's $15 Blue Serge Suits... $8.50 42. will be placed before the Board I TRIPLE GUARANTEE A : ager Lee Foh 1. fame in ' n ip his hat and coat Men's $10 Belted Tweed ie ah’ Service Tuesday Presi- Sas TTY MECY TT — , : . II.3X12 see eee a Special Offerings re weTale &: | # £ tuner tan --eacription No. 777% . . ees dent Kinsey. of the board. nlans to .* “ee eewee . II.3xI eee eee -0O0 N A A tin’s “te spaper fires made _ e.. * f rr. se as Marshroct r kid Men’s Jeans & Moleskin Pants, $1.50 ee ia measure to the Hoard of S 5 5 Casement e ers ° us m sick : : r protege, Geor ge Rosic’s Explanation. Sa ge Re. tye a nents with ! J Boys’ $7 2-Pants Suits....... $4.35! the condemnation ordinance x ye Ties as Casement Net. 40 inches wide. mel tosie. what about the ' ee ee 2 cs wae eee. Selon ile ih Boys’ Heavy Denim Overalls »- oc enecifies all of thi ground to. be _ a nbag 22 =k pe + = _ $ 1.00 r y d pitcher. sg se 7 pe ar P : cal boss. | & who ovgnt.to be e1 Serge Suits Wlocks, fronting the City a *: , “On, piffle,”’ wroaned Rosie, wear- Liver itas he ‘bleesinas of ife and hea Boys’ 00 imicipai: Courts building 4 F. ——. ——.. ° €° ~ y “No use to write about that | Watch ae ; ore - — 9) ae toga $2. $1 00 group — —— — 3 R | Wilt R urtain i VEEL ; tever, Everybody in town was there - ~ sygpeden = leu et or moist palma back Serge Knickers ” aa ETI a Sra a Eiki eee : ch OF a on u S xcellent lity hea “o bth . and saw it anyway——.” he of sided - (ween Panaabtatios “Yankce Boy” Stockings ++ +. . 200 M STERY SURROUNDS BODIES ; : é vith bu ft 1 me Half an hour after the fire was| 2O'Us.of OT eee > ——«‘éS ee OS Ol Shivts ........ 08088 Y : 7 From our distinctive assortments of genuine Rogal Wilton i nances cuuld be vassed making tem- , j been rescued from his smoke-filled Johnson said he didn’t know’ how Men’s $20 Belted Whip- Bonds issued for construction of 9x12 PE bak a $51.50 °— « . 7 : ing up of the waterworks project, it | A very heavy lity woven all wool ya into a ¥ WAL Porter, sent out to “cover” the bic 7.6x9 secsccece 38-95 a - Ume—did not return to his At" Serge Suits : With a d. Lo how that For 40 vears. said Dr. Carey ave Overcoat .: . , . S ’ a ; , WED es { a4 Re 0 giving a few point- A presct $4.5 Bey and bieeee rowt active precticn (| o's SS Blue Sergé Pants... .$3.@ rmen for intkoduction Friday. ; fan pies nis Very fine quality of ized Blaeholder, rookie "Hi Uthern Hote} fener!" shhoured his nomney back | diasutisfied plan Boys’ Blue ts ; f tha piazza site a total area . aera a pat weer are! ines DAY LasHt iS sar TONS half-hysteri ] ' Beware } neg disease thonutan $5 00 r 49 tees he eee Ae ara 3 3= 3 > H ae) cer ee eavy Mesh urtains with bullion f base. nWaAY : Made very similar t diecoverad interest centere4 tn the | , ii derfully benefit, l tens of Men's Heavy Canvas Gloves. __. ac WASHED ASHORE N FLORIDA ‘ Straight and Smooth Rugs you may select almoat any atyle, pattern or com bi- Tuscan Vou B iy Mi real : > o ina 0 Cases O idney na ' possi ‘ns aes . ae . > . ; ~ , ’ . .. . oe of the building on Elne street, ; th oe er Bap ne med ' a n': bow ather Palm Gloves nT Rise. Rib a wit $4.50 , es ~~ hel UN ; coat a BPOlis Associated oo, Which Explains T 7 “Viepate > F yr therm tle , Anotwn I pia ey were unfit (ae tag ager eligotei 4051 Olive St. 3 | of the trade—aliens Retailers’ Plan Terms Completely ad returned from a pa rty with @eo- UnAte parol ~ fii Lilie ra 4° a) aan’ . : 4 whose attempt to reach this countrys : ind ig at aire. Don — : vs Open Evenivrgs pace» re = - ‘iad wanathed to. Gite mene The: Locust at Twelfth he red at 12:30. An sp ater | Saturday Evenings '® eal Eighth and Franklin ; S awakened by cries of fire on ar ‘e434 aehar at : oints. Two men i¢ no trace of a shipwreck

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ee - YP Be ‘x . z et a pte ts tee Seal ~~ s t > i OO DER Oe I ao FN et 08 eet sae testa a FRR ——-._, — PRR HO ery 2k Re ee ES er to age i ee oe sae yt a Seay a n renee ¥ to ~ fa aati ae “2 sate Hiks ~ . ne e — ee ree AE ae ee ee rare a ee eee Ce ee en ee ee oe eo ee eerie Ve et es ‘ - —_ =~ Sinan : ; meas ee : a ee enmetptaled Pe" SF Ras te A ing ON yh dite. \sachadlllaiactaia EAL RR RE RR ES Se ee Ce peas bt eee ‘don 8 ‘ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Ec — that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Ti —_ Ne EE —— | Mrs. tampering with (told her husband, |jumped on the running board ‘the machine was being started. saw two men, one of them wheel of the machine. The one shot him in the left side, the machine, MAN SHOT BY AUTC THIEF DIES OF WOUND =: ee ne = (ruzan noticed two young men and who ran out and as | lie at the other and | the bullet ranged downward throu gh hi ~ back. & the that the lung, lodging in zan said later that he saw only sufficiently to. note were young and wore dark Onas Cruzan, 34, Jumped on Running Board of Car Two Young Men Had Taken. men the MISTRIAL IN SUIT AGAINST U, R. | Onas Cruzan, 34 years old, of 2000 | Fast Warne avenue, died in the city hospital yesterday afternoon from ai! revolver wound inflicted by one of| A mistrial resulted yesterday two young men whom he attempted | Circuit Judge Miller's court in as they were driving away | Personal injury sult of automobile from his home,|Vevoy for $100,000 against evening. United Railways. The jury now under arrest for | seven to five of Cruzan, 11 young | tiff but could detained by the po- | dict after a Friday were re- | The will be leased, no evidence being found | other jury. against any of them. Mrs. Cruzan | Lrevoy, and a wonian neighkor, who saw the Edward Devoy, automobile ‘thieves, were unable to ;|June 7, 1920, identify any of the suspects. }and ai street The police believe that the voung | Lindell-Olive men who took the automobile in- | tended to use jit for purposes of rob- | bery, or possibly only for a joy | disposition ride, but that, after the shooting of | street car Cruzan, they thought best to aban- | it as soon as they were away | from the Immediate scene. The ma-| py the chine, a 1916 model which Cruzan | bought for $75 last September, was | found on Bulwer avenue, between ria, Hamburg Plymouth, John avenue and East Grand, the | Minnekahda, New York; next morning. President Van Buren, New Cruzan, who was an automobile) Sailed. mechanic, left his machine outside March 10, his home as he gte supper with Plymouth, his wife and 2-vear-old daughter. 3 Charles Ii. Hurts in Trolley-Auto Smash. to his Thursday No one the murder who were for questioning stop is not agree on as men lice presented to CAaS@e when his car collided at cutoff. He to one of morosity. Steamship Movements. Associated Press Arrived. NEW YORK, March March 10, York. New York, George / Washington, Rotterdam. clothes. who was a son of the late coal dealer, was hurt , automobile | the alleged that the accident made him a cripple ‘for life and changed his once happy The company denied liability. March 9, | Spring Sale| Pianos——Players— Phonographs Commencing Monday morning at 9 o’clock Lehman launches the most startling sale of new and used Pianos and Phonographs that St. Louis has seen in many months. The arrival recently of several carloads of new Uprights, Grands and Reproducing Pianos has greatly overcrowded’ our store and warehouse space. We have just 56 instruments that must be moved at once—we have priced them to sell on sight. 7 si —$ $1 P ys of our in one p. hat they er Week ast low more than this Come in Monday, PIANO CO. nt bargnine—many moe permits Listing. LEHMAN CORNER 1101 Olive St. Open Every Evening Until 9 P. M. — in the | Charles Ia. the stood in favor of the plain- a ver- trial lasting three days. an- 10, Manchu- | | eT = ' year’s previous TOUTATTTT TTA LPN PPPOT EH vr etee rorntt pTyte eo eee ret bad] Te ; ’ " J Negro Children Symphony ru- | ee _ Audience at Missouri ivi ines cnaiel Capac- ity of Odeon, Where It Had Been Planned That Performance Be Held. 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Cal oe - a ag: ipdat eileen ae fa 3 Maer, Mee os x oo 3 SN oe Ss RS Wflludiff oo FPLPPRP RO CMPCPOROEY g Y ‘PART TWO. 2° ® anc SITUATIC PROMOTION AN NEW YORK Opiate Dependent Isa This Disease Hones . ment, H By a Special Correspo HE present agitation over COT resut of exploitation of dry opiate peddlers and political ing the problem in a sensational drive sick men deeper into the al tion of the problem is the rational disease, stabilized on a plane of by competent medical men. The about by narcotic propaganda since sold by methods of modern salesm problem into a crisis by free ad Thus does Dr. Ernest 8. Bishop ¢ New York City sum up the presen drug situation. Dr. Bishop was fo merly resident physician for the n cotic prisoner wards at Bellevue. H is on both State and Federal Narcot ic committees, is a member of hal a dozen hospital boards here, and f clinical professor of medicine at t& Polyclinic Medical School Aim of Dr. Bishop. If the reader finds the first fp graph in this article a startling o1 it is because the reader is a laym who rarely hears of, or takes trouble to wade through, the report of authorities and experts on problem. “Dr. Bishop has been turing, writing and fighting for tional recognition of the opium d pendent’s disease during the past 1 years. In almost any of his writ ings one will find the gist of th following statement: “Do not say ‘dope fiend.’ Bet say ‘opium dependent’ and speak his trouble as the opium depen ent’s disease. When you stigma this poor fellow’s misfortune by saffron vocabulary, you are houf ing a sick man. It can be prov by blood tests that any red-bloode animal given regular doses of form of opium for more than month contracts the opium depe’ ent’s disease. His organism sets U some antidotal toxin which requl opium in some form to counterat its effect; in cther words a m chanical process within his be has been set in motion and has m him ill. He should no more ashamed of his illness than would be if a thyroid gland been removed from your throat you were prescribed thyroid to ¢ teract the effects of the poison mm your body.” Cause of Greatest Concern. One of the greatest causes for ¢ cern at Washington, where & gTessional committee is now inves gating the narcotic situation, is t Rumber of ex-serviée men afflic with thé opium dependent’s d As far back as 1918, im a paper the American Journal of Put Health, Dr. Bishop said: “The use of narcotics in war is roughly divided into two Visions: “The necessary administration morphine to those who are not dicted, for the control of Sency or other indication, which every competent surgeon Physician is familiar. To use Phine in such cases is not only gitimate, but failure to use it wo be inhuman and _ barbarous, Would result in the loss of hund of thousands of lives and the m of wrecks of hundreds of thot of others. “Second, the administration of ¢ ates to those unfortunates who eitie through their own carelessness ignorance or through unavol Prolonged or necessary medica have developed in their body the dition of opiate addiction disease Until such time as they can be ta loughed or discharged from _Wrvice for the radical arrest Bi _ *ompetent medical care of their | dinease mecheaiom a

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ST STS IE eT sSTNDAY, MARCH 11, 19ge —— f Lowe. Tas EVEE CONTRACT AWARDED @R ie SN Ta een 91.1 2 * ~\ * . N RY ‘“ \ MOY to the Port-Dispatch. ‘ROE, La., March 10.—The ab. Lambert Co. of St. Louis at extensive Plantation . Southeast Arkansas and SN \ in west Louisiana, has awardeq a ct to the W. E. Callahan Con- fon Cy. of Dallas, Tex., to build : be around Lambrook Planta. N Southeast Arkansas on the | Bippi Itiver. The contract out by representatives here is 00. This is Said to be the t price eyer pald for Private building in this part of the Bippi Valley. * : ~ NS WN WIP ‘“. N dX. SS wwn»IDDWWWHWNADD WV 0 ZS pring the main body of mili*}to place. They bave at times, a Pe tant Republicans into some sort of) cording to reports, acted as guards Break-Up of Conference. subjection. While” women moved by ( for prisoners taken by the activists America, which came to the rescue with mil- sentimental emotions, convinced that)for hostage or ofher purposed. \by their wisdom through her great troubles re- pees . 8 ip epiaimtioag — ; rcgtanee 7 | ri espera oe OP SYA Se) TEAVSUOS SO, She tee Sete ae | / /these ravings of brains intoxicated with an un- of the agelong cause of complete) traverse the streets of Dublin 4¢n ‘gard with pening —s and apprehension. ‘wholesome mixture of hatred, greed and military separation from England, remajn ac-( motor cars and other vehicles, they Will the French Government try to extricate ( act as cover for activities of all jarrogance. The French Government are not com- ‘tive adherents in the campaign (mitted by any overt declarations to these schemes, against the Free State, neither the ‘sorts. Many who carry arms for the \but it is ominous that they issue from pens whose church's authority, nor force, will\men apparently are prepared to use. insistent prodding has driven this Government on succeed. The women and girls now/them. There have been street inel- fan éxchanges, more con- (/t needs courage 0g get out. And when getting (+, its present actjon. Up to the present no re-| supporting the Republicans are suf-/ dents here, in which policemen have fusion in everybody's busi- )OUt involves an admission of blame, there are few )pudiation has come from the head of the Gov-| fering with a sort of exaltation that) been held up by young women with ness, in central Europe— ;™en who possess that exalted type of courage. ‘ernment or from any of his subordinates. The may be described as fanaticism, but/ revolvers, and ordered off the street, n in a sentence, everywhere | {Nog One to Sound Retreat.’ /very vagueness of his published aims would leave is not. It is worse, because it is a) while the women posted Republicaa there is more quaking and ‘There are other reasons why the present Gov- (him free to adopt any plans. Pledges for repara- more reasoned activity. The past/literature or painted allegations against Free State ministers on the ernment of France will flounder further inko the Ytion and security will cover a multitude of ag-|four years have quicksands. When Governments make mistakes /gressions. | women alike that city boardings and walls. While ‘in England the threat of a parliamentary defeat) The British Government have just ‘issued as*a/be made ‘mpossible by methods of( military patrols are ablé to search - (or a couple of adverse by-elections pulls them (parliamentary paper a full report of the proceed- guerilla destruction. In fact,) all men in the streets at any hour jout roughly but safely, and the Government starts ‘ings of the Paris conference. It is an amazing thought not in expression, the Free( of the day or night, they are strictly on a new course amid the general satisfaction of (document. So far as I can see no real endeavor was State Government is at the present} forbidden to search women, beyond friend and foe. The Willesden and Mitcham elec- ‘made by any of its members to prevent the moment im the position of being) that they may examine any suspect- in coal and-in coke. The /tions have rescued the British Government from ) break-up. At the first failure to secure an agree- helpless to function to any effective\ed parcels that may be carried. total shortage as compared ‘one of the most hopeless muddles into which any (ment the delegates threw up their hands in de- purpose. Thus, young women may move In | With the promises of Spa was only 8 per cent. ‘administration has ever contrived to get its af- \spair and sought no alternatives. They agreed around freely, carrying concealed France has actually received 50,000 tons during fairs. jabout nothing except that it was not worth while weapons, ammunition, and even A swarm of engineers, } Under similar circumstances in France a change )spending another day in trying to agree. Even) The threet of financial and ad-/pombs from place to place.. Fre of government is negotiated with amazing dex-\(M. Theunis, the resourceful Belgian Premier, | Ministrative chaos for which the re-\ quentiy, hat boxes and parcels of | various kinds, when‘ opened on sts picion, have been found to contain . +" a. 4) _ * .* + ey rece less solid coal. Had it not been for this fatuous invasion, France would, during the past six or seven weeks, have al- ready received from the Rubr nearly 3,000,000 tons “Do not say ‘dope-fiend.’ Better) >... a disease which, if his family \ : MEN’S NEW _ SPRING say ‘opium dependent’ and speak 4 physician could be permitted to his trouble as the opium depend-)) , nadie the problem, might be treat- David Lloyd George P NTS ent’s disease. When you stigmatize , ed rationally and arrested.” this poor fellow’s misfortune by a} Bright new. Spring colori that are saffron vocabulary, you are hound-) Must Revise Past Ideas. ing a sick man. It can be proved) pyis condition exists today. certain to match or by blood tests that any red-bloode1) th, paper referred to where the ques- | : } - 4 ithe whole of this period. go well with your suit. Thousands of pairs to choose from. animal given regular doses of @NY\ tion of soldiers was discussed by this | | - form of opium | raliway men, barge men, officials of all kinds You save fully third at these prices Threat of Chaos a Real One. cy £&s one- Loucheur’s Disapproval. | No wonder that M. Loucheur stated flatly in the French Chamber that he did not approve of the Ruhr enterprise. He has one distimet advan- ‘tage over the Ruhr plungers—he does know } taught men and Government can ideas and attitude, and there must. opium in some form to counteract amount will later on be increased by further /two or three outstanding men of high repute pre- )to call attention to it for another purpose. |faced with the alternatives of sur- inside the dress, and nearly a thow- turn addicted are not compelled to ay ten ashamed of his illness than you | an elieves it must ultimately fail. On the other you proposed to demand of Germany as the con-. from secret supply dumps. Weapons mI TS. § ‘eract the effects of the poison with- for more than a} authority in 1918, Dr. Bishop closed | | | month contracts the opium depend-} case i warning that “there must |224 hotel waiters, supported by a formidable )terity and celerity. But you cannot arrange the nes nothing to suggest. A blight of sterility publican campaign of ruthlessness is ent’s disease. His organism sets up army of nearly 150,000 men, have in six weeks (preliminary overthrow of an existing Government (seems to have swept over the conference. On responsible is very real, and its real- No doubt the ‘unless there is someone in the background ready \ this aspect of the fateful and fatal conference | ‘##tion more imminent than minis-)arms and ammunition, as well as ; be a rapid education as to the avail- wi (cial ia | parts of Thompson machine guns, | 3° 4 its effect; in other words &@ M€-) oh facts of narcotic addiction and Pressure and by pouring in more railway men, | beste inee eteasieaeliall lions bombs and explosive material. Belts chanical within his body(. but it will be a long time before France receives /pared to serve their country in any emergency. ; | ee ee » oss ’) its humane and rational handling, | | -’) What Was Germany to Do? 'certainty that this will involve the has been set in motion and has made her Spa quota minus. 8 per cent, and then there The trouble today in France is that every al- : | y $5 i 6 I have perused the Blue Book with great care. country’s utter rulm by England, or sand rounds were found concealed : in a young woman's corset when }pay an unnecessarily high price for | increasing violence toward Republle- A + a searched after arr : would be if a thyroid gland had({¢neir services to their country. eae there 2 “i ge ei a ee apy ‘dition af gubaniecioen 0 French wit, What was!an chbermsination, iota b arrest on suspicion besa removed from your throat and “Any attempt to meet the problem Petal: comeing Rew season “ wpdorrbs ‘Germany to do if she was anxious to avert the fall| that every day of internecine strife ( of the ax? I have read his speeches and annexes or ammunition are taken by them : tm body.” to the point where required, and | your y there handed over to the men. When (¢@ uthful Cause of Greatest Concern. | . One of the greatest causes for con- Arium . Works Almost Liks by educatioanl methods,” says Dr. ee in vain for any exposition of these terms. It 18! certain. Bishop, “today is always met by ' ; pce the forces exploiting the something about business. He can boast also of | the ne aibaipter # cowardice and pertidy France ‘true he was never asked the question. That; The women and girls who support sick man. The public is confused another gift, possession of which is not without bee ; sion co ge eMPRARUY Set = a faye ‘sounds incomprehensible. But everyone engaged ‘the Republicans look forward to the into classing the ‘fiend’ or criminal significance when you consider his present at- ‘ ee ee: * wrench statesman Care taee ‘was in such a hurry to break up the conferencé/ day when they can challenge €n- ! ... (that deadly accusation. So the present French | type with the honest sufferer, and |titude. He is an admirable judge of tomorrow's obebamsee i MRUE G0. the eaQle of tte clinmene ‘and thus put an end to disagreeable disagree- | giand again after the experiment ‘n there is no precedent in criminology |weather. That is a rare endowment amongst poli- , : 4 ' pacman — 7 ‘ments that it never seems to have occurred to! home government, under what they for distinguishing between the two. ticians. Any simpleton can tell you which way ‘tye Le oe ‘them to ask this essential question. And the/qdescribe as English dictation, has The honest sufferer represents 85 the wind is blowing today, but it requires a man | “Dream of Control of Industry.” party principally concerned was not represented. 'faijed. Hatreds for England find per cent of the problem and he is of special insight and experience in these mat- | Another explanation of the difficulty of with-| The result is that no one knows the terms upon their steadiest abiding places in the governed by laws made for the re- ters to forecast the direction of the wind to- ) drawing is to be found in the increasing fury of }which the French army is prepared to evacuate women. They are the sturdy reposi- maining 15 per cent. The criminal morrow. (the original fomenters of this rashness. The (the Ruhr. Mr. Bonar Law could not explain! tories of Irish national sentiment. seeks cocaine, hasheesh, coal tar de-; M. Loucheur is one of those exceptionally well )more fruitless the enterprise, the greater the en- )when questioned in the House of Commons. I!' Jo men Irishmen who fight for a e rivatives and other drugs of indul- equipped weather prophets. So he satisfies the (ergy they display in lashing the Government (am not surprised, for no one has ever told him national sentiment, however wrong- gence. He can be deprived of these opinion of today by giving his support to M. Poin- further into its follies. Last week I gave a sum- \and he has never asked. I am sure that by this }y will always be ‘heroes, always without placing his reason or his life ‘care, and he safeguards his position against the /mary of the ambitious plans they had conceived time M. Poincare has quite forgotten why he typify heroic patriotism. Even the in jeopardy. The opiate dependent morrow’s change by stating clearly that he does ‘for syndicating Earopean resources under French jever went into the Rubr. For that, amongst other jetached woman, the wife and not approve the policy he supports. /control. The industries of Europe controlled from reasons, he will remain there until something mother, who had no interest in the —the morphine, heroin or codein addict—deprived of the drug needed, I have read no declaration from any French | Paris—that is‘ their magnificent dream. This ‘happens that will provide us with an answer. ‘present struggle except to recite Most human tragedy {is fortuitous. ‘pightly rosaries at the fireside for to counteract the poison set up with- statesman of eminence—with the doubtful ex- ,week they propound a new treaty which is to; ‘peace and the cessation of bloodshed, AL Lay Veo % 2 weapons and unexhausted supplies are handed back at an appointed rendezvous, and taken by the gifle back to the supply depot. It is only since the Free State Government made possession of arms a capital — offense that this system has been extensively developed. é. Situation Hard to Deal With. — The Government has no weapons — with which to fight it. Forceful measures naturally would involve | the execution of these young wom- ¢ en, a policy which would revolt the conscience of the country, and bring the rather shaky fabric of goverm ment to ruin and discredit. A roundup of the women is not as easy process, nor is it even effective ly possible to discover the identity gating the narcotic situation, is the Rumber of ex-servi¢e men afflicted With the opium dependent’s disease. As far back as 1918, in a paper in the American Journal of Public Health, Dr. Bishop said: “The use of narcotics in war tim ls roughly divided into two di- Visions: “The necessary administration of Morphine to those who are not ad- dicted, for the control of emer- Sency or other indication, with Which every competent surgeon or physician is familiar. To use mor- Phine in such cases is not only le-( administration of the law, be a great deal of revision of past some antidotal toxin which requires produced this ridiculous output. ‘and willing to form the next. There are generally /of Paris I do not now propose to dwell. I wish}‘*ers would care to say. They are of ammunition are sometimes worn if those of our own soldiers who re- 5 SRR ECB Se | : ye son mths arrears to mak ). ' iv J li ‘e f him ill. He should no more be; /ternative leader disapproves of this enterprise '] was anxious to find out exactly what M. Poin-| of carrying on with a policy of ever: These girls are carriers to and you were prescribed thyroid to coun- makes ruin from the inside more the job fn hand is completed, cern at Washington, where a con- GTessional committee is now investi- t Fails. ii. in his body, may die of deprivation.” ‘ception of M. Barthou—indicating belief in the (supersede the treaty of Versailles. Boundaries | “The periodical terrorizing type of wisdom of the venture. And yet French courage, )are to be revised, rich provinces and towns prace- } | is moved to some vague sympathy for ”" asserts French pride, French loyalty, French patriotism— (tically annexed; Ruhr coal is to be harnessed to the Irregulars, as young fellows who and maybe French blood and treasure—are com- | Lorraine coal, and Germany, having been further } have no personal ends to serve, who y, “makes the funda- gifimate, but failure to use it would) this authorit be inhuman and barbarous, and({mental mista Would result in the loss of hundreds ate depen ke of classing the opi-) he spectacle of a sick man, \ ‘fiend’ and thus; dent as & }cause he can adulterate it 50 per cent | v ; statutes, and are one by one lured) the ballyhoo, the hue and cry raised )by those in control has advertised }and promoted a narcotic drug situa- ) face death for no conceivable pur- pose, except it be adherence to a) (principle. This undefined sympathy / as in the case of active young men. Moreover, there is always the danger of organized hunger strikes where ; ? oes not express sanction nor sup port for the methods of the irregu- lars. It is no more than an inetinct that centuries of struggle against governmegt has given as a heritage ito Irish domestic feelings. ‘and raise his profits 100 thereby. (into the trap of the shady sanitarium/ about them.” ‘ oe tly, being ) of wrecks of hundreds of thousands}come by his disease — lees ; ‘and the fake cure, at the mercy of the; “When the layman reads a s0-\tion on a national scale, exactly as of others. ‘hounded like a common criminal.) ‘We now hear the cr) for interna-, } : seesenaidaiine done in thie State and. with the! ” , ‘ ( ddler and the blackmalling official.) called expert announcement,” “g ‘ery pos : an octopus or)tional agreements,” says Dr. Bishop.\?© | nd, the administration of op!-) whee abe oT ac, cel > this poston “That is a side issue. Ten years azo) once there, they are hopelessly lost. | Dr. Bishop, “written by some com- | identical result in 1913 and again in‘ ates to those unfortunates who either(/4& snaxe } bo : : . . )mission or medical organization) 1916. | through their own carelessness or} illness is worth a fortune to the) we had no morphine or heroin smug ' Addict Is a Sick Man. ‘ eteeaiiteen no gheutd ‘tind ont: : wy Made “Wmorance or through unavoidably / smuggler, pe Drug Situation Was ; ‘tion. There are many women prises ddler, blackmailing type | gling to speak of. The ballyhoo has ) “Why do they not go to a reputable; Prolonged or necessary medication { of official and fake cure promoter.) spread the use of drugs and has driv-' doctor and confess? Because the‘ “(1) What sort of precy ages ai of Gis wae waeeb-ene Opposition to Party. | oom, -bek the euieete. Eee © have Ties te ail ti the con-)An opiate addict has nothing to be(en the medical profession out by reg-) hallyhoo tactics of the smuggler and { a’ on or rameters S88 t. a telegram entered as a part of) 1+ {s probably true, however that | touched the fringe of the al prodects % __\eshamed of. When the wealthy ad-' ulations until now the demand forthe exploiter have shamed the addict (YO!ved in the announcement. jar | » t ang hn en — - eee a 204 seg “prt .{ oi is approached by the blackmail-/narcotics has reached a point where into believing himself to be some sort, (2) If they know anything at all peerage - ce i ~ majority of the women of Ireland ae reefs epee tite buch time as they can De Sur’) ddier, he should say: (it creates a profitable market for a Judges of New York State in 19). are bitterly opposed to the Republic-) P¥ s. ven as eT a \The drug situation was made. The) ang: that any sort of sympathy, si-(¢Tament is perplexed hed or discharged from active / ing | of a criminal; and becausa.the doc-) about the subject of narcotics. vom contraband supply. Rational treat-/ to,’ . r ti , “FE : 1- Blackmail be damned am a/co PP onal treat-/tor’s hands are securely tied. The/ “For the past three years especia record of its promotion and Dropa-| jent or expressed, would to them (Strikers, as in the recent overwhelming and UuD&N-) be « criminal thing, morally and n2- Mary ) oa 4 a OT cs aes ned eick man. ‘ment of the opium dependent’s dis-{ sgaict is a sick man, come by his dis-| ly it will be found that nine-tenths| ine. on di eee : ease will soon find the smuggjer and) ease honestiylives in terror of dis- of the ballyhoo and publicity have/& Conditions today are the’ That the ority of Irish aease mechanism. Phases of Remedy Discussed. ithe peddier seeking other fields of! covery; sensationalism is driving him|come from individuals absolutely un- swerable. 8 = tates ag ro hecseaa . — of Ir | Asks Policy of Government. There 1s a present demand in) financial endeavor, for they will lose) further into the underworld each) qualified to express an opinion, or seer csccoanger od saa enianail aon “ ian Re tis ecticte Dr. Bishop asked | Washington that the opium smug-/ their present dishonest work. Inter-( day that the black headlines appear.(from persons associated with nett same conditions previously by frequent denunciations of the Re- What was to be the policy of .the! gler be dealt with by international ) national control is merely an incl-) 1¢ he stops, he meets with death or)mercial political promotion peed TEBE: they chanced to get con-| oubiican militants is unquestionable. ernment and of the medical pro-‘control. Another phase of remedy ( 7p venglicmanis ‘worse from the coxine in his body.{have secured control of yan ene of important position in med-} But the fact remains that the wom- towards the men of the A.) now discussed is the exclusion of) “There are thousands of exemplary;The fake ‘cures ~the ‘ambulatory’ ) administrative positions. ; Corre- ical organizations and in politics. ) en and girls constitute the most F. who returned with the ad-(heroin, the most popular of opiates. | citizens here in New York City who/ versus the ‘institutional’ treatment—/spondingly the layman will find that an have ballyhooed and adver-/rormidable part of the personae of 'S disease The Civil War and) Heroin is popular because it can be\have contracted the disease. They jand all the jargon of the faker’s vo-{ men of recognized attainments in the ey made with morphine gnd diacetyl)are forbidden the treatment of doc-/cabulary mark the progress of these) field of narcotic research have been Witheut them : acids by the veriest taro of a dope|tors by the masses of red tape and|sufferers down the grade into darkigystematically hunted down and sup- the ¢ h heroin be-‘regulations evolved from existing) despair, And the sburce of the evil pressed, The sensational publicity ones enaat At ** s used in 7 by case of wthing resxuite weu obtatn vf rood te be true, Put recit will tell. Succes back Tou can Tusa .B A Spanish-American engagements ye brought their share of addicts. tee » then said “that there are peddier. He popularizes. - =

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—— cere AR CIE! LEE ALTE . STNDAT., MARCTI 11. i929 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, MARC bet 11, 1923. : i 8 a a - ee tee : Pon hh Ca RE RE, lvt t es all , api ns tere -: “Aiabje® ; oe 3 ‘ . Published by the Pulitzer Publishing [a8 neem he La Follette senatorial nc Se pay =r wellying 3 sh — Tne A Continued From Pace 18 Company. Twelfth Boulevard = Companies, {ne 14 Folie pangpsr eee , Stay out—do nothing —safety first!” | ; ‘ — “— : e: A - : te hallo t . Otis As ° oo 1 . . and Olive Street. confirms the prevailing beliet. slp a ».| they vote for the symbol of the cipher ee ~ Seriously the committee s warning Of °° : +, | oratorical blazonry of “Hell Roarin’ Hi”? THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | Line—although it is hardly more increcio-.e & SS Slee eae FORM. . - 7 o4* . , . ; - ' ’ e mH . rospect of 2o-cent gasoliine Woui I know that my retirement will oF) ie ate : SENATORIAL EFFICIE NCY. | make no difference in tts cardinal ce 7 3 Bah F Long before the expiration of the life of the late tandard officials br: he report a: Lu | _ f ie principles, that it will always fight Standard ofticials brand the re ? , |Congress the combined radio forces of the country . - emnfanndaa vert helecc« ; . r cerTtail pial : — ; . for progress and reform, never t ! mpouReee Nevert! aw ee ho ‘1 - a AMO LG: 4 HEAR distant ; ur biir zs business . fiation Fhe Federal , move toward defiat The recommenda sr & : en : nnounces a = Reserve Bank of New York anno and ownership ™ 2 ' ws ; > they Ter | ‘. * . ' Eeeresty Stitt Sdvance in what the: ™ \ that should meet with unqualified indorsemen ‘to SAY a signe? ' ~4 fe) 7 ; : pitts eee ees * mee Far 6 Seren eek SO 8 ee e ee (NO By OP OTR EN I et OE en en ys gh ee ee “the “rediscount rate ee | epic} i a the pipe lin m reality are freight carriers, Wl —— - w¢ I ori sv ers 3 . . ——— ee te should be establish common carriers. is too ae ee Lap ‘ , ’ ble editor wou ~~ money. I wish some & e | ‘ious for debate =* snform the bone-headed public why those > Wee NP 2 ror ee ~ oe > on urrency re ef) afra “who control the cu a & nigh prices? Don’t - = modities and the produ: = | ra ai a i ’ — : = . . . =. erally make for a Tuii @ Pigs i ‘ as it } ; ia ; | in th . ee . ba i i romen ; } , , . =e 7 ‘ = Agee : rat : . ial g - it . : + ,' Te : igor? All times referred to by « poe” iar i , . th 0 ae , | forfeit s or her citizenship by decree of an irate ae iout exception a ) ureaucrat—which w: b Se irr Dat = | | 4 ul mt) 7... , rile . Ou toa th a = 1 ,, ’ wae ahi mee . 4) WO an 8. tee & . re without , ) L2 theaneh lan : - “ ™ nie as good times are aa 4 companies shoulg be abie, through long experience - “es were high, an . = = those periods when pric as and perfected organization. to produce and distribute — ar: yrices.. : “. when times were considered F it at low cost to th | If, thro a pate s “> 5 ** , _ — — : Be : = were low and of course labor unem they fail to do so, the people have a drastic remedy a K —— _. preyed. ‘ if the price of gasolin 1IOWS any tendency ) INNA} N NALIIY. i Fs : ennard S$ 1S far os ana any, . ve : . .. ; : : ; ‘ : y* " ; j ? > f * ves Gani aqer tr ele service tor a ‘a ‘ *. Any farmer in part eular ' '$? a gallon. they will undoubtedly invoke that r lur felic ountrymen traveling a ' “- working man in general, who thinks that we i Eo sn f; . : : ‘ee he ST ; . = 1] ed = ‘ates~- . y ii Ji ee ii tf) 4) } pore ete? : Ss ee f SY are pe —? .. [es ) ins * > #3 " “ “a any old-line politician, or so-ca | fone : esd | ing R S man cares half as much for him as he take precisely such measures as are necessar} : O WOrd | lac > perform exact! he fun ‘ > a =. £ ) ooms, does for the integrity of the accumulated «cre an adequate he ! ossible price : ford ” me oD] a ‘ ? deed artistic, J Draperies so dollar, or for accumulated wealth gemer- ae. conditions ; ~ i Loy an Se SRLS md bins Sg MO ee ee Ee . tant, but the -“ ~% rs ~~ PES RIES ITE LAS ELE NN OLE LNAI A ABE IER IR APCS CIS OG RESEMBLES IEE ELE ELL OD AL ATLL LT IE AEN CLI LRA NG LAE RE EINE AEN LL ALAMO ALLENS OLR TN LG ENDS ALLE NI tl AA Ag 8 abe AI Ne AMR mS + - Pear eng . € ~~ . ~ ny tm > =) a — . “ea *« ar" . . 0 — ‘ ; — “ buses — mm = . ae on epee ‘ * 7 1 . " ‘ y * > * ik Oo ee Cont Me EAR ORE AUG . Sane oe 5 * ally. should have a good allenist exami ne} now him. for the chances are hes nutty. The * purchasing power of the hoarded dollar | soo “must be protected, though the heavens When told that Princess Mary had given birth, University proposes a word hp . t eonom! muck ° " , ove —. el in a : 4 eh? — fail and mash into the ec Cc to a son, King George said: [ am a grandfather g the name of our country he evolres “TU nistat: os 7 = oe eas oe "ob : : : ae = another 7,000,000 tollers, inc! ae gro —a Statement which we accept as demonstrating There may be a better word thar is, | ; te Europe te pa te he RUSSIA: WHAT ABOUT THE SACREDEESS OF PROPERTY? =néroes who sailed away ; | | » al ah M the King’s humanity no le: h: is extraordinary it Those’ who cannot suggest — > e+ ee oe, . * © the « . u BEES EES I BOE LEE NO ale i be tk Si st de ee eee ee hehe ee ee ee ee eee RO ON Ve ARATE Ya AAS alley Ea POS ce TI I tm ae 8 C6 BD - Mie. stems Mii ae pe EY ew tS tne Gr prgre oer ® 45S oe ~ make the world safe for democracy): ee “. “Zliiott, Ark. discernment. oodjecti t his. b ‘or’d ean — as a paseo cope _ —= ——=—=—=_—=—= === sa = os parive of the taconsequentiai Ise of Man ts-a Mana | i The MIRROR of nla Gite: tut te Giinkisuds st ee ee. ae eee | PUBLIC OPIN ION: Sata & th *e , . AM not educated at the King’s wre Hiram Johnson, has raieed again the black flas expense.” replieqd Bonap of negativism and do-nothing. He warns the Amer-| ‘oe : : . | =e ' é at the expense of the Nation’’—Napo- ;, p! inst f ine Pr nt Harding's. off | a : fe | = many ef us in &. Loui peiduet sovernment by consent, and govern- This column is designed to reproduce rithoss Sa . an peor es azai nst follow} ne esid a4 © riarcuilbg § oOL.ead ied t > 1. Was * {lagi ran: iv pro — ‘ »4 © In x — : , ‘ : -— a — > . : Sivcistn os ~ leon'e Military Career. recom men iat Sr that the ep me “43 co ; “a? . wo . . - : — - > 2 fi id ars a ‘ipodal concep¢s. dias tre latest comment by tke leading pe 7 i VALLIMGUUSatisVli Lil ad 5 at oa rf mem- — . : , ut } . } ’ : > ; ’ > > ~* aat ta tT? 7 ° : : : I am in favor of helping the widow) ee as . | ooo ; nas rina : on r e.spute nger But most lawyers newspapers and periodicals om the questions @ = esho ie a widow indeed.” the orphan. - a ne ee ( t oO 7 G THE Sean : | ideal in which Law is the day. = the cripple and the deserving. We : ais time | that » cou! ean Imo of Ca ll University is tnd i ¢ Low Reper ; “4 : i OE PORCH DF x os > Se = have foundiing institutions for little ones. ars hoofs and hor it that } ears nothing: at “the lack of Terence | — acl died wees eos yo cael yae ate e A rergagr aay ace Ot PROS “etl Py, we ee ; : alia innocent of any wrongdoing. But the that it is innocuous and without power t for s wh’ aes RUF MR eee ; Mint i i Te ena : Fi ay ; ae | Pe dein i te ° hie IEE, 4 A : : 3° it bich ec Nan iny On } -. ' tutu : ihe ne own . ands 1! much n 3 ands of his NATHANIEL PEFFER. in Century Magazine. = State should seek their parents out, , a ee ‘ . : epg eM 2% 15 Mile se ee ia ge ae , ag a ernie posal ° coe Rveeretar pominis to fo oo. crd mace) ‘erisions But the bear: of che plot, be save. is tankbamen's fomd We mar bare a clnge of apm-| Mpies (0 Grenm hos: and iv ts in shez soliical repeesentarices Cecauge he knows that | A Tyoge avery problem of Gist impel = them “come ocean = contr bute fo 28! 9 a the excavation and cat almost singlehanded 1@ country about gett 4 bstantisl = *~ tigation have workingmen to oppose 4a squandered the greatest onvoertyni | weeae 5 tae hes . : » seeping — : On anc ex- : etter explana’: ome fhal m heawe fe ' powe Th try ~— tie ° +h ru ‘ain! | may secure roads, sanitation. schoois, 8 “s hte J4 @€2°7 amination c 2m, Provided it was done in a ® adranced Our two-story th slud th r-state and super-court idea. | pbuildings. and telephones. *©* ° ®* 5 : ’ ; ; Srygnimum wage or eight-hour law for ? ‘Ration in history ever had Those who voted, for epirit e* nubiic a face it with samen ; “1 . a > ~ > _ Tar Fae > ; , i ae : PeROL RTs " oe object of the Conference was t® | »onesty and sophistic tion. We have taken for cad ie chal we, ie ving ae & & unto them? 4 r .. ‘ : ’ 7 ao ’ oo : ' : . - : > ~ i* > al nd - _ a ool Tt has been proven by genera io I ‘ 4 = . . ‘ sé i : ™ r an - . : Zz - abi bLBAS mr as poesidility Or war « rec ai rence granted too Cc mp! a: “ently th le a sper. ority of our | e: > rican Demo llowed h 4 in ; 4 " " ' T ~ n Demos followed his sound 1 own civilization and acted too confidently on te a Be aie @: oe ee “= ter experience that a minimum wage ee a nx , ml _ sit is the only thing that wi)! force em- 7% Pm * ' ave 4 ats pep a ; ; G mn weg : ’ ¥ TrAart CoN erar? and g-4 to 7 1ey ha’ e heen dangerous in t' 2 —_— they have ere are Cases On a‘l sices v ere Women . , : “ 9 CRS ~. _— 7 . > - = o. & ~. x Ae , Ate 7 f sciy = r scold Z c P E : © \ - > 4 .” . 2 . . — - ' — . . a : . ~ oo - +¥ 4 , . DEMOCRITUS oe sy w . - + - . i_— * ws Durpose was maintained 2 ‘yeady produced wars. They will be more dam] e. s — . .. Fr... -* > * . A * - > = +. - hh -* : : r « : ¥ do not receive sufficient wages to ee nay, Ss: Si = oa am a rat > » the battle reached “is The fight upon chain stores ts much hotter | 2 ™ueh larger scate Not so much for its inmat= - A r - »' «¢h -* } - ¢ = 2 ay . ~ . e“ oo 4 on . " ._ oon = - “ = —_ .& - y eer ¥ _ ~s —- , ' ty ' ep them in food, shelter and clothes ' ce 7 i e, Pin. 3 eo Wer ar tA = pr:ng something that -han appears from the ease with which the bill | STace @9 tor ‘ts safety the white race, the ] These vig union men ~~“ ho are fighting 4 2 . . “ . : ~ ‘ = oe 4 A , 4 , é a P iM 2 ‘ Spr 4a 3 -* +s ‘ : - seed iss ~AS t cc wer s par tic ; lar’ + mus? eur! vate . little mene — are getting | oe a da’ "> a ve r. . * , , ’ . ae : Ne: “ . = ~“ | A p’ ‘ ae | Tax ‘nem *o dea’ o was beaten tne other day x and eo! iritual hurni - ty. Fi rst, it must t Si2e- but it —— or hs agen, :. be ee ae he ee Oe a gyro te gael ’ = eA nota. in ¢t Mi iri Senate The Federal Trade itellectua! ; , 9 ‘3 and it a eek. } costs us a@ much ae s%> wk oy my 4 ¢ ~ : rt Listor r* , na az aes , ' *a -overed that in some West- cacti that if if itgeit somes nae parvreng us to live. With increases in rent a ee Fe re RN a t) hit ’ | The A RON : Bagg oa Agee Rigs a ervilizat a tle calle t of that realia@r | . clothing and ever. thing else it costs . ‘ 4 : + on ; . i ated . - 7 } : - ‘rte 7; . [nants AJAVEe ad agreement a tragedy aoe ' f a week for any Woman to live ha!’ i rere : wit! 2 prietors of fon picture theaters “°" “ . oh peer ‘tq = >» a : ;' at rhich each catalogue of a mail order | = comfortably and ee can’* sare «4 , ~ ae . . . ; . - “gasar — » — sen: ” " wan : - she es ge SF re aesar as a gereral «¢! > was really no house presented at the door of a theater by a TEXT AMBIGUITIES IN LAWS. tat tha. The selfish men opposing : ae rd \oe ch . ws a. x a : sof ee a" 2. . . ls : - iS had no xr ® tan started nila § cepted nt for mm ion é “a . & eaten wage law for women are . “ x »S ‘ ; a is accepise Ad pay me '* io ad - 83. - ian From the Gali’ es' on New - os oat , py Sat a Or “o svenung ‘nat Caesar was goirg to he catalogues thus collected are Gestroyed. - bound to euffer for tt eome d: ith Fe FON = é" o™ethin oo ; NOR N Fr i 4 opinica that @ they or thelr 'tored on - eeigemamnne 2 : i EE Oe ve * tant Ava! ~~, ~ ething wholly unexpected became so with the obfect ef ontting down ghe business of OVER as “Tae yee F: _ aaa R ’), ~-» * >» “——~ " 4 e. = Ott ; ° . ; . = . as. Ses “ Te : ) a a ‘i * Se Sis oR Vee Tn ae ee on trade. The commission has issued en order | practical use. He argues that se sentence - aft x ~ ; a.” ‘ , . ' x » po ot to i 4 Ww ?} 3 e toh rr - — Ot a’ «= = unr th i‘. : ee ee aes ' ine ¢ = Ps aa ee So s prohibiting the practice on the ground that | long would never convey its meaning to the One Way to Relieve Drudgery ) One ee, a ~ ia POP ror Aim at the neart He a ship } ® interstate qgemmerce.” Wea " - ¢3 rmous sume « , ef tl. ial re > , , . . ~ oe : - .? : a . man t4 YT Renin o [A eno i ce Te the Btttor of the Post-Disra:c> Lis pes } ; : ; Jef a i . + oe. | ‘ ) : : , roree » be hat thie will not restrain any ; nary Man. ‘oO 94 ‘ . ® — HERE are many emplovmen’s wt , ' Se... 2, ipa : Ls. han ¢ ‘ : " ret °F shatat The countrv merebact az ter of ambiguities and knotholes that would *| a es. ; : ta ‘ ’ ORE: : ‘ fF Opposition tn . ) : are in piggiywiggiing and searsroebucki: mind. Se strongly was the Gevrernor 6f this properly ea ith the md oo alga ' , . ‘a . ) 7 : ot run fast enough to keep up with {: + as « her old institution i gr | | other furnishin _ien that he vetoed a bill the other day ’ was as long as thee [f, for instance, oe edb ealigaroaned oo warhall wt Cay 5%. ae alee i (himgers mace oniy this of it They did not st loesn t lessen the bloodshed any. one of the seatences ‘ta it Mis : : a As | There were some other reasons given by the GO™ ae room is Colonial, that will appear to be sufficien= sance or any of Sony @ drain upon bet th the 5 marry 4 mee aD ae age se ae a Nie ey eee a ev ONE og : Fo so tar as to say that it would have passed - a — a —— ‘ age th fol T a he. a she > — M . ‘ m. s 4 gr fo - tf ameunted *¢o that inere had come a ' readers accounted for, 247iNE Only 479.3394 te Ruskin was famous for his long sentencs® Dd iods. Rugs that are ee beat the custom ia ve : / 7S Bae a Z SS ae » tek ¥ ~ “= ke turning potnt tn our attitude toward the city. go. we hore that people who don’t read the achieved some that were extracrdinary- - designs and colori \ : : 4 ; ; . ~~ “ - + . ‘ - ’ . ; . - = — — os > - _ a , = whe. fm a loud veice. reads : ’ pw. ’ [am ‘2 S « “. , em @& far *~ fA . Rn . . — «tA . r . > to : ’ co bedi. I Rave never heart of auch | ~ ed fw f a. — : : > a \Aeg om Pn gla . A . fs m. : - LJ % nm we wouldnt read tre Gaper ment e@.°.2er who are capabie of constructing & sentenes ¢ Rugs are shown in : j - i. 7 “ ; ~ = : > rit ’ lere a : 7 . . ° ° ~ = - -?' « toe Tin é ei tt E a * version being tntroduced in any American = | 2s = a Tax i's a dl . headland ye i ee —_— tor te WH . comme ee: ee ee and still of suc® ; each the product . ~~ , ‘ ool a . ~ : ae ° - . Y uw & ii © ‘ = ; * ry Se "a2 i ? : at or ry i Bid : ad : on *~ on ., j . . _ +? : ™, place of employment. and it haa occurred ye FO onl a “a ‘ “. Sea Ya ine 29 ee ea ae Ppa! & Me = a Were G wale this Tt nave bag to wails to bo Justified. ‘they ought to be elsewhere. The : ve | as it is possible tor. = arty employed in this country. to inas . Shy Bites | y . re ae re ee itil ere a “+ ee Se ene Me Gene ae ne place for Literary freaks The ides GS ; to be sold. 5g . a > *. Phen. 2. ; me RRS RATS: a : up “He streets from the river. 7! C A-WEARYING. statute should be written so that tt may 8e@ | ee @n agitation, which may resu't ir -_ & oxi : ow P es ate 6 “y. te . ) = Oringing relief to the minds of those so Se a a : METS AVS OLS PO eS! a ee ee we Ee ae. when & . LIE so snug and warm ané soft, | derstood fs @ geod one. Unfortunately MI = aituated, ST Metetet teemeecemment : wt wot = I A Se tats éie; when it wakes, we wake. Thus spake | Ané you out on ea wintry sea: _ effort to hew a middle line between the ~When one ponders uno Fagg work of . : . a.m ‘ : Socrates, and it wag the opinion ef Mr. Ant- My theughts wing cut to you, and of | draft and the trend of amendmenta, te be alle ins : os S = : wine, Piinthourges and many ancther topwit r moyen’ you're thinking. dear, ef me ing of @ measure under consideratios the many thousands cf the em plored wh | sed i> | di *) ok: that thie } ieee nal. See Geant : Si bave me cepertunity fo imorowe ther ; - e es rat. . RY 3 ; ‘at isn. ts what happered ® people tn the I would not keep you though I could aprendages. provisos and clauses, - end to whom the daiy drudger: ek EA a a Ps Prat. beaks Pi country about us cannot understand this es | To chafe and sper 4 your dars a-fret: et ceteras that no rhetoric tn the world @ a : : PY tt i* % . . . ~ s ae . : " o ve - a Th e i = - -~* - - a the Ae = *s ; — = _ — o : the Meneoteny of their employment af ‘he . _ Ay : be - me yp —e _— main - ated pon at . 6} 4 ~~ to yours reas down into smeoth Engitsh. them littie or no pleasure, ic would 4 PPA : tne SD ma ae o Soe 000 pee “aimee — 9 gulter what you love. Ané yet-— outright ‘9 the onir cure If every salutary , ' oe : a. a - he many signs that the sitar of em pi: rhieh Timte may thig great divergence heal, required to g° gonna a committes en 4 > as weil as a matter . ; a , vy : ~ ' . , 4 +> } + oe = ‘ , : kindness to alleviate the sever Hawes 4 7s ) , | Foe" has never been west of the Alieghenies, is mor- : That keeps our Lres so far apart; | et. 0. Cc. JAMES. " Sou 4 ’ - ing en to the Mississippi Valley When they | For through eternity I feel ; Tt RABE OS 6 ae Nee | see that they will understand what has hap- | Yeur soul rides ancher in my heart. pened hao, - et So PT ee és pzat; rre 4 a Lan whom many e ee An outstanding ad Ing Floorcoverings nard’s is the large ticularly in Rugs, & lections may be = . ; ay | ings thagetteget > y * when eurvered br the trained rs <0) Fars yee Bae ahs 0 eek oy fm - Be AS.

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. 2 PNR TE ae et : — MARCH 11, 1923 Tl . 4 , af, 1¢ a ’ ; , 4 — 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 ’ oR REPUBLICANS GIVE campaign ndintene yea: of the old | | Protection. And even thus agsafe-| Avenue Church, 2701 Grand TS NE — -= publicly justified re British forces, | guarded, the troops are daily search-| boulevard, where the Rev. J. N. ad | dli ht” B CONCERN TO CHURCH of last Psgecni Phe 4 ceioggeed pact bee for secret tunnels around the’! Edmondson will preach at 2:30 p. m.: Ov ig ungalow Bertha Bandana $1.00 to $1.50 aera, Dy con-/|posts. There was suc! h th “A Tri T » fessing that . | is such a search the. on \ Trio of Tragedy. The: other ver . Continued From Pace 1B. titnidende. aon, co hundred deter- | other day in all the property around | meetings will be at the Third Baptist . alls Aprons Laces Scarfs Silk Gloves 2: sg $3 ——~j impossible 4, ae thet sovernment the Government buildings. Church, Grand and Washington § Jump mad : ‘a! neotle ¢ aieesedl we h rick: ® in. and 12 in. wid Ail silk -clasp; revolutionaries. They fear for the. essential eines eae ee _ Natufall, the police feels that! boulevards, with Dr. M. E. Dodd of earentes: tu a ee a vy ae +o they 6 & , Be + reggae Bin: fine quality Glow ‘en: ; future of a race motnered by fe-| proved to be something ti res ave it Is at the mercy of every lawless| Shreveport, La., delivering a sermon 7 izes to 42 te: Pans one oreamenia . (trae- ees ee male revolutionaries But this sort ture ofa prophecy “a ds he na-;element. There is not that active; at 3:30 p. m. on “The White Life”: | oa ie ' oo oA 6 ™ BD Bane olor com- Nearly’ ail | 0 . swt , Tre Tr 4 iti ° } 4 abe det Ve ; ey ~ = se ; . ’ of appeal! leaves these young people are treble the eeemaiiciias ere probably | citizenship and public expression of. at the King’s Highway Church, at Je ORe| bern and in . os a ag sizes, sight rmipoe? BecOorl Reéee ee of persons {n gsunpnort hy a ; : cold. They have learred to look up- active opposition to t} present £0. suppor that 1s necessary tO King’s highway ana EKichelberger Riceumemnseiie ait am ia special " +. , ‘ie He . tiie f Seri t = st f " ¥) al , . , , - ie on the Bishops’ pronouncements not ernment that there R trengthen the hands of the Gov- avenue, with Dr. L. J. Wolfe of Dal- ; gee! ler were to ernment aod te ¢ on as moral or religious in their inci- | British we > ani is the ernment, And it is not forthcoming | jas, Tex., preaching at 3:30 p. 1 All the Latest Dinkins 7 ' we oe Sal 2 ~ a i | mead, R I | BF ItIsil effective Eov- because the Go\ ernment is hel * fone ate t aber SD c * a. 4 id e 9 dence, Dut as purely political. ernment was made impossible with § ; : pr rae ge. eee press ou “The Home and the Church,” and Disc Church Authority Challenged. 40,000 trained troops equipped with Laas ee wn napag against Re-' -t the Overland Park Church, Over- vS a ul 3 ; a) it can vengeance, if such as d } ; : Jr : : ail the lates , ' ee ’ : , e and, with Dr. Geor Griffe of veriod in Irelan since th atest war appliances nain- § ep TT?) : , , ae) PSAEs ; - Lcorgs Written 7 d —— ce he and, Mince the tain it, hesidec ‘ a St " main- | ereed. The unarmed citizen may kansas City occupying the pulpit at rap Op one ecords Made of fine. durable materiangy days of St. ‘Patri kK, has the author- ] ' Sid some 15,000 disct- feel verv keenly against the Repub ere iii, 2*ng ; Nat | In belted models. with veke, tn- . 1@ ‘ ' } , : AOL Lili ‘ itv of religion heen £Q challenged J il ‘ and we ll-a@y med police ana lice . met} ods } . 7 ; a ad Pp. Mh. verted pl lent a nad pats hed. ? Roth ’ Se auxiliaries ican methods, but being a wise man Nearly 300 new members have knickers ag lined. double stiteh and ignored in Jreland. Today the we who wants to live. } “es . wr eee : members = ew e ae Eve, ne Keeps Rk ived by the churches since} ac 2 . 1 ‘$ 08 4 i . > s Sizes amthari¢: - as : y . 3 : hee ece Church authorities are deploring the Wholesale Public Destruction. ‘iews to himself and leaves acilon } ctl I last S ] 68 Seating wr Bas a rye sig A ‘ F ~ | tne campaign began last sunday, 65 t. demoralization of the youth of the 'oday the destruct o those who constitute the Gover: m Q 4 é é vce ‘ent i ae ‘: an i Struction of railways > te oe ee tee F Seta acti a le §n their *¢ ae , — ot these bein eported fricay nignt.'! country. lads in their ‘teens form and public property is proceeding "'®! t. t may be cowardice, but the ; & yoperses 3 ee 7 hor | saciame & mail orders or C. b ckbone of the rT ‘lita . s weds — ss ” ‘ ; hill aye ee “e Several! hundred more are expected no a> ee 7 ; isk to mins Ps ; the a JIUTI Lai saiiiaNntl Move. Jil a Wholesale scale Houses are citizen spells it discretion. ; f) p MCE ” Mheeeet Sehs A Ww ‘) 1) orders. They are becoming expe- aightly blown up i oday, as this vias been designated | nd Music Roi ‘2 ee he GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS i exchanges ment. in Dublin, and de- . . i lial al . ' decision day. rienced in anarchic destruction, as stroyed jn Various parts of the si ‘ 3 : ° patriotic virtue, and trained in the country. almors® within sight and 4 GROUP MASS MEETINGS rhe requis Teer aeee conference game spirit in the takingof life. If hearing of nationa) troops. There is and service wil not be held at thr peace came in Jreland tomorrow no security for life or property TODAY IN BAPTIST CAMPAIGN. Third Baptist Church today, but the | every thinking person realizes that Evervbody who nee i catherings will be resumed at 11 a jt will leave a heritage of undisci- ing the country. Morning and Evening Services Also ™': ‘O™orrow and _ will continue plined violence which will remain a Many, includin © at least Geen em. to Be Held in All the throughout the week. vw. 8. mm menace to the state and the com-. bers of the Senate, have had to fly Churches. — == —- = | — = Brown, editor of “Word and Way.’ | to | munity for many years to come. for their lives to England. because Four group mass meetings will be will be the speaker at these meet- In considering the present situa- the Government. with all its forces,| held today as part of the program! +785 tion, it has to he realized that it i8 unable to protect them. Ministers of the evangelistic campaign being exists despite the fact that there is and leading officials of the Govern-| Conducted in all Baptist churches in Speech for Traffic Club. tn Ireland an organized army}ment are virtual prisoners in the,St. Louis and St. Louis County Donald: D. Conn of Washington, | ‘of 35,000 men, and that Defense Min-, Government offices, sleeping and] Morning and evening services’ will, J). C., secretary, Division of Public ister Mulcahy agrees that if the mad / eating there, having their religious! also be held in all of the churches. Relations, Ameri an Railway Asso-| & destructive tactics of the tepubli- , services within the guarded wallis. | Three visiting evangelists aund™one: ciation, will speak at the City Club, cans continue, this army will be un- | Everywhere public buildings are pro- resident pastor will deliver the ser- luncheon tomorrow on “Public Opin- able to cope with them. The late;tected by armed guards. Newspa- mons at the mass meetings. That,{on and tlre Railroads.”” Members of Michael ¢ ollins, Who was mainly re-|pers are produced only under this bv the pastor will be at the Grand the Traffie Club have heen invited ae 7] Vv New Easter Hats J. Kennard & Sons—Fourth and Washington Bina Buy Here eaekeve - aie — | rp ste” _— 3.98 o~- | ope ronounced vogue for Capes and te [eas this Spring, every womay; Will ap ite the great versity of saith a wi hese ribbon or flower trimmed Hats are very smart: made of all- senda: . vis n smart ribbon bows or flowers, in all the new ai colors and combinations. Special new showing for Monday. = 4 8 ap wt ee ee eee ay an awisiet ’ » a tn . «ee l€ Sivies 18 = } iown avenue for less here. Helpful Ideas for Furnishing Your Home : re a ae = Bees ~ Suits | Z : > ; New Straw Shap es a $9.98 : a) 4.98 5 tien tame, atroraitand corneal $1.98 ing; $2.98 value Kennard’s is far more than just a store for the sale of Home Furnishings. It is also a service for assisting in the beautification of homes by demonstrating how Halls, Liv- f $2.50 to $3.00 L ing Rooms, Sunrooms, Dining Rooms and Bedrooms may be made more attractive, in- : ah deed artistic, by harmonizing the Furniture, Rugs, Carpets, Linoleums, Curtains and & U RT Al NS A Purchase and-‘Sale of New [rather do's Medicine Draperies so that each room has a pleasing individuality. The sale is naturally impor- sue alee Lines Wade Wale e Eien “ ‘ : . ‘ ‘ , D ‘nadie tana: had ce aia cae Boneillas Pr. O, -eaeanee tant, but the chief consideration is the creation of engaging surroundings at a cost weaves; white and ecru: large pring a apers Soe Silveerine, Fs... consistent with the wishes of the purchaser. | SME ve $1.98 Niles’ Nervine ce Scott's Emulsion __ | . . 420, BSe _-High- Grade Tapestries ° oe SF alone “& a ee ee ee J ee RTY? [RROR of. weg The Impressive Beauty of [IC OPINION | : ‘Bh Colonial Furniture Kubbing Alcohol, 2 pint« - ry latest colors and. designs: H. S. Wampole's Cod Eat. *.s *se«e+ee + -€- ter - ak i-grad abel American Ol, 2 $1. 25 Wj iust what vo 1 wal tor you living room, dining room and bed- Oe roar Oil oon 2 for. in- room. These are ee ers that others are asking from 20c to 60c a = anwe. 3 ibe 60c¢c Milk Magnesia, ~ pints. dow Shades per roll. Our price for this at. per roll, Curlox Shampoo. 2 fo ' ee Ne aaa | planned ag ? Cea Liver ‘Eat. oe opaque sheth. 36 ee cae te 14:c Z2C —essi is designed to reproduce without inte. reed $1. 50 Silk Hose: er csions a | : 1 FTG =. The beauty of Colonial Furniture lies in its simplicity. fa aaa Oatmeal Papers Oatmeal Papers Women's Silk Hose: in all riodicals on the questions of tee | a “ 7d = per: q i, FOS Lacking much of the delicacy of other periods, its obvious . Scotch, Duplex Oatmeal Papers American Domestic Oatmeats. gg Sana / y s ’ . 1] wide, the Sun- oe?) Inches wide, it a Wy he — S ioe strength is softened by grace of line and the warmly : fast kin n all the Qc many colors. : $1.50 val- ( , : =e : / f, A 4) Lae ’ : | mou war 1 color ‘ial or : ver ee ¥Y A NATIONAL NEED. BA HATH lil tins ges . rich finish. All the Latest Hits le eale, ber re PEIFER, in Century \laga ty | | : i iH} — e : ° ; tketan a : he ay | i } 4 mt iy Ss The Colonial Posters illustrated are typical of the 35 on 88-Note 40c Varnish Tile Papers Chiffon Silk ry problem of first importance : authentic designs to be seen here, and are an example of 400 Varnish The: the washable kind, for your od | 5b tOse i rnational relations of today roots. | — be it - m - =. ‘ ; ‘ - _——— r 4 Ny st a = ——= the faithfulness with which the finishers have reproduced WORD ichene and hatipeenie: Sivas ace omen'e tik ehit> 1 dogma that mechanics is prog- 2560 “ . 1] , : the highest law of life, ana West- @ | aan the deep, lustrous coloring of the original. The historic lect from. During this sale, per roll..... Solber gett he only civilization. * * * There e | \ 4 ———— Z spt. - ; = SS charm is inescapable. Q people to whom the methods of | ly” . MUSIC ROLLS EF Sp ial * Pg : © Necks selling. | Now | $1 4 xtra Speci ees Men's Work Shirts netration are repugnant, but for ~ : Twin and Full Size Colonial Beds, “i “eh pes, grasa elother justifies the means. Thus many . $32 00 to $85 00 °5e allowed = on I )p arenites: | ~ th s lot are Papers fee tivia Men's blue chambray do not want to see the growth ¥ . your old roll on rooms. dinin £ rooms bedr »oms, |} alls and kitchens; tn al Work Shirts; 2 | . | a purchase of a . colors; special for this sale, per ro! 1 : n imperialism sincerely believe , | , Good Springs, $8.50, $9.50 and $20 ~opoRitots ea 3C; 135C; Qs 3C> 171 5C and 15¢ 1.00 Union Suits” be necessary and beneficial for l fficient admin! ) women's Spring Unton t ' = “len adniinis- | owe : | sale re oe } roduc ; Musto Fells; of 88-note All F Papers sold only with borders. Come early for best selection. ria t } aa a ase “odauc- - ' ° . ) and an increased p / 0) Mattresses, Superior Grades Cotton Felt, ‘ L Bring size.of your rooms. knee; $1.00 x3 > se . - x _— sale, ues: slight seconds... ter Mexico. Haiti, or Santo Do- §@ | | A Fine Hair Top Box Spring, $35.00 rnment. each values by which the native populations ) ik i H | | 9) $20.00, $25.00 and $30.00 is, sanitation, schools, substantia! telephones. *°* °* ®*® on of comparative cfvilisation c or vain. It underlies the issues 1 politics and interracial relation- ust begin to face it with more ophistication We have taken for Oomplacentiy the superiority of our The Colonial Day Bed shown is an extremely useful furnishment for the Living Room, the Library or the Den. Asa lounge, and when necessity requires, as a com- hine 1. ilk Po =t fortable night couch. The curious shaping of the figured Brg gg Chi lue- 69- Silk pr 50 Si light a 3.50 ren Purim 1 ~ head and foot panels, and the turned posts, are of happy $3 Canton Crepe ge gg ag A $3 to $3. Hi i { in eke Q Gin ham eo much in deman ~ with fine b x 77 U2 ickel, rose 3 g for walsts and Colonial feeling. Furnished with a ox spring or Crepes nickel. reee SS Jcernctive now pitas ena dremsen; yard Coatings . . . , wa § if i if re | ; m and acted too confidently on th HITHER Heth | an inexpensive spring. Spring shades; yard checke in bright, attrac- 4 tn. wide, efl-weel tive will hoemespuns 'weeda, ctions based on it are dangerous it } at i” eatt! x , ‘ | re | 40 fe, beau $1.00 Taffetex mized Gingham Q $3.00 Printed Silks polo Cogtings, ve- ful qualtty eiik and lours, ete... for eeoats h dangerous in the past; they have . A : ° Wind Chai sf B ~~ te : : - = ; accompanying appointments indsor airs ae and. ae ee Yard - wide corded ne S ccompanying pp and : wael an@ sik ent Reautiful yard - wide Silks, printed in the [22 —_ woes, ed wars. They will be more dan future; they will produce wars on . 54 ) Rockers, a Highboy, eileen Bureau, Toilet Table, Tip ) Mele Ca stews: te ME can, - tune Seeeee ks, printed tn the new cheerful Spr as: yard $2.50 a fet 0 much for ite ini : ps = Top Table, Secretary and Spinet Desk provide an oppor-, many leading Sprin with rich, lustrous ty : a ee, 50c Soisette ad ta safety the white race. the great ‘* : | shades. Extra : sheen, _in hanes . é tunity to complete the Colonial aspect, which should be | ak ae ‘ Manement) a. ' larly. must cultivate a little more : : 4 spiritual humility. First, it must © preserved as far as possible. Rooms in Colonial style in- 50 S 7 lie Finest quailty of wenul’ 89c Re a $3. o1e Oo Soisette to be 80 Dainty, eoft, lustrous Satinettes, ee eee ce. A Colonial Day Bed crease in lovableness as the years pass, and expenditures 88 All-silk knitted ¢ Crepe: [nearly “nei price, aod Hin pial or madin-ntripe gay be encn pinata to this end are fully justified. * the newest shade mill lengthe and weav: good m of zino gray, eandal- in many colors ns Oe on : (Basement)! yard. gths, in bi wood, blue jay, jade, olden eure, slack . may be escaped. . : . and colors; . AMBIGUITIES IN LAWS. genion Sew : Domestic Rugs Draperies Oriental Rugs R NEFF is of the opinion that ®. - or Vv | ‘ ) of 700 words is too long for an: An outstanding advantage in buy- The great varieties of Drapery fab- The Kennard collection of Orien- Aaa an wee thet & eeptence [ Fl from Ken } make easy the graceful and tal R has / din i wey it \- neg oorcoverings fol : rics al Rugs Mas increased in import- ; ver convey its meaning to the ord Mani aaa ah Flouse Women's New 8 gay nothing of the enormous num- nard’s is the large assortments, par- charming dressing of windows and ance from year to year, until today fr Beary Floor in the . Shoes, special for " | i 9 iC Ss = [wa S. , . ities and knotholes that would ap ticularly in Rugs, from which se doorways. — it is widely regarded as one of the $4, $5 and $6 Values hen eurveyed by the trained legal o@ lections may be made to comport In Domestic and Imported Cre- most extensive in this countr & -WIDE LINOLEUM Gating, patents, tana, chooslate pngly was the Governor 6f this opin- 5 | properly with the style of your tonnes you will find here startling y C plein testhere, ‘Caan Cee ' other furnishings. decorative effects in floral and Each specimen is a masterpiece and Buriap-beck Cork Linoleum (no paper bec “*k); comes four ae choose Fm n high. “on bert ° i . . : ‘ . ar scenic motifs of extraordinary col- in unique design and delicate co]- cover average-size floore in ene opit Papertect! ny ih will not ple . , equare yard, Dut eo, ; we offer same, epec:: per square ard etoed a bill the other day because | | ntences in it was as long as that | [f, for instance, the motif of the me other reasons given by the Gov- — room is Colonial. Italian Renais- orful effects. oring is of the utmost unin equal ards hat will iieahiee to be sufficient. sance or any of the English Per- Then there are for more extended Every one is genuine and native . Petpeeee=) RUGS | famous for his long sentences. He @& i re of appropriate nd formal uses, Velvets, Velours, = _eet were extraordinary. _— desi ik Ghatines oy nr Silks Linens, Nets of various ite coppotmmmgtss Facies Ssees 2. Extra special. Congoleum Art Rugs, sise $x18 . nationally 5 of i richness of hues. The sizes from See ees in tee lend qe magazines at §) $30, beautiful patterns " ; his em- . . ° he , . gpl — eng llc men , be chosen here. kinds, Laces of every description h 1! h for ever reom | in tne ji use, mn carpet ai rts jancy block dee! _—s and Casement Cloth. , . — est mat to t ose for the milll imperfections ss seeaaes ose6ee ewoe ee ble of constructing a sentence of Rugs are shown in all qualities, , ; water line and atill of such dpa : each the product of-a reliable man- Abundant, indeed, are the oppor- argest rooms present an oppor- ° ° ort trap styles. chee- a be wea ed gg aie saan be. ufacturer. The prices are as low tunities here for that pleasing tunity for selection rarely afforded, la Si e Wash Boiler 59c White Poplin Chetee of Oxford ong stzap styicn. ener. a or eat The Legisiature is ) as it is possible for Floorcoverings greeting expressed by perfectly The prices are commercially based rge- Ve seth mete ole eaten Seer to be sold. appointed Draperies. and eminently reasonable. wade of Keary tin see estent White Poniin C Women’s $3.00 and $4.00 Low Shoes literary freaks. The idea that ® | —_— += ya! x ary woo o" we °7 inches wide: ya' ! - be written so that it may be un- ; good one. Unfortunately, . in the TT ee middle line b en the original — ; Berend na aecndeantts the word- . j) | iT r 98 25c to 35¢ Bath Towels ure under consideration roel . J d & S | Crashes Wonderful, large, —_—— and clauses, whereases | e K ennar ons | '- yea te inches > oe; | t no rhetorte tn the world — into smooth Engiish. Restatemen 4 , wa ities: ) tSe Out Giage ange cise Ga) vanis- _— Sacbd at +d. the on), if y bill were ° is only cure. If every will were Fourth and Washington > bw 3 nd Waahtube, 6 3c Tumblers, 50c 2 size. 2 for $i l 9 Cc be fewer lawsuits filed—eand fewer 2 But a 700-word sentence has ne set of 6.. 1 or criminal statute, Ib ought t@, ; : “F os — -— ee Bore @ a me a 4 n4 cover: $3 re ii-linen O . sh Rowe each

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er: ‘ ~ hus ae © ge ery. oa, i te sex, eA ee br righ: wownahe ST NDAY MARCH 11. 1923, Oe Re ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Demoerat and the Times Combined. o Free Parking While Shopping Shop the Tables = the Vandervoort garage for a period or four hours, is lable to all who will come to the 10th Street door for ” Ce SS SO OME SN OCC. A INE ie eA ON i ANTE A EPI LLL MILLER LEAN O INE A> Ag VP AES GR LO II AaB 0 EE may Be em nw . , eee ee ce a ae a endhttieditiinaiind aisiinemeseonan er Re comes OR RR PIN ree NR 9 ERIE OD Sh taneiope ORIG es FUMES Are + Ee ee SI Get ee se Hand ie Nat a Pet Ont ae oll arf ai ae pelts The iSite ba . che 30g Oe air sag RR Be fH sa 0 tlt Ey oa Se Puy Agha stadt + Arr i@ 7 e * A y, cape’ An Exceptional Selling of Gorgeous New Silks for Spring 4 > Women’s Fine Chiffon Hosiery “OR — = bE Await Your Selection for ———— 7 Pair > nog psg lait : ei ; 2% “ } eg ¢ . 4 t Per , y tte 7 re es ae ; is iS ¥ , 4 , as Wi eas auld de iar, 2 ‘ Bhai. NWR MEY a RA PRBS, ag lp IK NDI gfe 8 a ‘ee SF, a! "ee = Fes oe 9 a Rat Ns Bass a5 *. ee “a ae diasiicckeag + seh haven PO As ee: i eA a cs ee all Wet tie AP An almost unending variety of new weaves and col | | Teo “e | $4.00 and $4.50— orings so radiantly beautiful that it is little wonder go | SS = ie Special at many women who never have sewed before find it prof- “ce | itable and pleasing to fashien stunning new-frocks and blouses in the gayest of colors for Spring. oe p Se) i > . : 1200 pairs of women’s full-fashioned mew cat Calo Ce ie core thet ceenoe | | Pee—— | Naseee etee, | all-silk chiffon Hose, made by one of the ihown exclusively af Vandervoort’s 7 2 — =| best-known manufacturers of fine silk 36-Inch Indro. | 3500 Yardsof White | =e SS) hosiery, are now offered at this unusu- Pongee, $1.59 Ponia, $1.29 SWRA Sa Me sally low price, because of slight shad- nas oe we | SF~ ~~ ~—«ows in the weave. If perfectly woven iE colemntpten- [Gas e Mabdey. Rank : they would sell for $4.00 and $4.50. In women’s lent quality and just splen- Ten Days’ Free Trial on the black, beige, einnamon. cunmetal, white, and Summer did for rm and chul- and for misses’ dren’s cool Summer frocks. | lronrite Electric nude, gTay, African, gold and flesh. and children’s wear. 36 inches wide. Fioor. ie ee of the retur nara ge to behoid ' ata Special Offer. JUST A FE splendid full-size ad lesigned to sell fg = @ Age Fm - a — oa “Tr 6 ~ SR ae ee a ee a - a> Ghintsith-caecvannemsaneneeaenestnns OE AE AE REAR A EN A ORL EA IE pa : ae eT Retreat - ~ Special Sale of New Silks New Printed Crepes, $2.60 and $3.50 Yard Ironer | Quaint designs for Spring frocks, 49 inches wide ards rn dj and in beautiful new colors. These are very much tn | r ; : iain Foul and P ; } OS vogue. and avery w man anda miss will want severai HIS Electric Ironer vi Crepes, plain (repe de} . new Printed Crepe Frocks for Spring dr _ — 0 PRI FN NES A ESE NT eR OES IE LIM 1 MFI mS AI Oe : " resses, Tuliies and ever rt} Chine, plain and checked : * Taffetas. New patterns Just Received! , and colorings. Special, yd. | : New Silks From Cheney Bros., $3.95 Yard Tubular Knit Lingerie Silk, $1.50 Yard Exquisite colorings and new patterns. Beautiful . » 7} iw — ~ , o - ee | * > me. > . ~ > ~ - ~ a ae + . + -} ™ > a~ - » : Lace striped, beautiful pattern, 36 inches wide Cinderella and Printed Crepes, tn Oriental and new Solid « ¥ parments. . hl rie eminently satisfactory to women who know how impor- jially adapted for women’s and misses’ under- } Egyptian designs. New color combinations. A!l are or — os ie , . - rT iti ocstinns be . “77... s \ , i ‘ oe" — —— . : ; ‘ a» & ‘ . ‘; i a > —— —_ . ; — ee n ° tRings. Tubular Anit and in delicate shades of pink 40 inches wice. l ] ed time oniy, > a tant is proper corseting. end orchid apd white. : . ‘ Gaanine Bik Velvey for Capes, $4.75 Yard | ‘New Spring Skirtings, 45010 $8.00 Yard. | SuvPeenas suns foncrmm end we wl | 6 ge QQ 6) $10.50 15.50 36 inches wide. and indeed. very iustrous These New stripes. blocks an: laid designs. sa) 2 am @h& eon —— eit: ene . ot ; mani ts make pore ge capes and wre, s t{ o.iors gray ity and will make very be ytifui a : - : . Special at an @ . i puaeianta | furniture for fear lit : I 4 ? +> Det ar q , > nt cesigns Bo PODUlLAP [ow *-° srmart All silk and full 49 tnches wide. Beautiful texture, | ee ee ees ee B : d B d ) P ‘ and in shades of white, silver. mallard biue, brown, | Spest: Seems aa6 Seams. see colorings are vasse- : rassleres an andeaux will go out of stvle in Gary and biaek. A very good value, and one you uy pretty. a - & very attractive range of patterns - se 7 | | oc t © style * phould see tomorrow. make selection easy. | * : . } ? ~ ~&% * ° — di ) find it necessary to dis- Cerset Shop—Trtird LOOP, Blankets, White Cottons, Wash Cottons and | } al | card what I have and Woolens for Spring | (ZL | Silk Envelope Chemise = =" Make Her Easter or Confirmation Dress | AX f \ —in New, Fresh Assortments, Have Arrived for Spring | € To which I replied,“ Whr — — ; : : - i? ; } 4 : | > . : i ’ | W hite Goods eS \. Ae = . | “omg dainty c stitea- fec ely trimmed with Cal- : style?”’ A Special Selling of @ $c Lingerie Nain- hecks ; | : =. , = — N ee a = 9 — sveral Soe nd th I showed him All-Wool BI k ered 36 ee Tao f shion xperts as th | [a = | $5. - tractive styles in 6 9 = __Tsilored crepe € A then sno > an ets | medium pignt i¢ pular fabric for Sum | trouss*au crepe and crepe ds a my Ba” gielinis Night chairs, tables, settees, coucd- serviceable underwear. mer work. Priced from, ehine Envelope Chemises, tatlored fet irro " =.h% aryc.cPye Sew Lee ; . Ty Te : Special at, $ 1] 4 50 At. yard 400 yard $1.50 up to $3.50 | or lace trimmed. gowns, with bateau neck. © es, beds, buffets, veer: Ns * We hare made erre the Pair . € $i Imported Organ- @ White Ratines and ° | 4 hangings and lighting fix- # eutput of Da-Beds. All-wool Blankets for double beds. in white with | Gie, 45 erent atin, French Crepe Eponges Speciola Double Trousseau Sets in a Splendid Assortment ' tures that hare been in style es a — im St. L e } | , permanent Swiss finish, oe ae: variety of | ' oe be EEK et i Sc eS: 7 a é = zed bed when opened, Band borders of biue, pink, rose or fancy plaids ~ ; ee Silx Vests and Step-In Drawers and Nightgowns to match, that for several generations, some ‘4 pad in your chaleal tm @ variety of cofra made from fine quality weol . sheer and pretty for fancy weaves, plain e the rngs 7" ‘ very soft and fl : . 4 | confirmation and com- mesh and oxford ef- Hair Nets | will interest the prospecure Easter bride. | of them for as long a3 four sa J’ ia fella guaranteed én . Lamb's Wool union dresses, sum- fects. Priced at from, : | Lingerie Shop—Tiird Ficor P aa Complete With Sprin Co 5 she | mer frocks and collar yard 65c to $3.75 hundred years. : mfo ) sets. Now, yard 69e . : @q A new line cf fan : ari Ss >» he ren | ° bed 9 Special at $7.50 Pair € $1 Imported Batiste, white Organdies, ' rf ey ca | Little (sirls Panty Dresses | @ Tomorrow at 2 o’clock i Tees Mieka, | ame wool Comforts, 45 inches wide, yarn 2.45 inches wide: a in the Music Hall, I shall - > overe?® with figured or = extra fine quality (| nainsock. fancy stitched mercerized ; suitable OO ection cf neat : 6 f 0) ang", whe ie conte ee } and fisished with pala for handmade waists hairtlir 3 and | , — Or v C Or ) For Play _ School Wear in Three Special Groups illustrate my talk on “A ridden; in bite pink. patteres: t= reae bice. children's dresses and stripes; permanent fin- ~, | 95¢ the Doz. | $2 Q5 $3 95 $4 Q5 Short Cut to Period Styles”’ * os s ~~ A & nw Ri Ie) - Tyee, Geld. tan and gray. _ gold and lavender, with baby larettes. At 75c ish: a veF? Satisfactory f &il-wool filling A new line of fanc fabric for ‘ | wT. _ | | . ith jus E arnt Se ee 6S ee ee re @ The popular ‘‘Speciola’’ Don- | Panty Dresses Panty Dresses Panty Dresses, with just such furniture Satin Marseilles Bedspreads dress Crepes itn a good cresses and collar and ble Hair \N ‘ : a nd frin | : . . a a en : een 2 ; $12.50 the Set | selection of plaids, cuff sets. Priced from, : ole a: ew, im cap ang irnge made of solid col- made of imported of very fine im- | : 3 tim Marsellles Bedspreads and Roll Covers to stripes and epen mesh yard $1 to $1.50 | stvies; all colors except the white ) ored gingham in ehecked rmngoiam ; ported gingham, ¢ Also, u you have a ques . : : ~ : - si —_—A = 4 ’ : -_ : . Soa rea oped edges and cut corners | White Goods Shep—Second Floor and gray. : >, colors ce 8 6green, in pretty bright tiom to ask on any personal brown, pink, blue shades of tan and home furnishing problem bes pattern, medium weight | | erehid, tan, pink Blanket Shep—Second Floor Pre >N >W \ ° | and green, with and orchid: hand em. rose- well made E a nt tty New W ash Materials = : ao | a — | eta oa s oe eazy to under, S0x100 Inches Netton Ghop—¥irst Fices. ‘ ?? "A : Y r . _ . +4 ¥ a6 # &* 4. ss. * 2 #£ » seweseewrereeerecrse @& Stxrth Filoer. ‘nckes Anderson Ginghams lendid range of neat a wide variety cf neat 4@-inch all woo! an ‘ik-an _— ta Mety of n t and stik-and-woo! Crepes, soft | ehecks and piaid checks and plaid effects, * Might weight fabrica su'tabdle for | Yartous colors, for Tisp. also piain coiors. coc! Summer dresses, , . Non-Shrink Sui 64-inch all-woo! pin check Modera Crepes. eat "an ane the. “oe mee — % New Oxfords and Pumps stylish for the one-piece dress, and shown (2 good colors; yard $2.50 43-inch to 44-inch all-weol tmpeorted Canton : ‘Sehhiece ta wen t fu... range cf co! ; ». Crepes: are unusually handsome and ex-lusive ur ful Srmnees and ¢t ams a en ror * ewn im rts . : } hhle ceena ffm i. ; - re haa’ y . ‘. portation and very fashionable for the poepu- that makes i: . big . . | _, Smart for capes, one-piece frocks and sul? » Vo 86 tnche le. in ( smn 7 ee ee OFS Gray, reseda grees. ‘aponica, Sorrent tu act 2M . dertully attractive ‘ . Bavy: a yard om os. : “ . °?' f° »verd.ouses ard os - (sl | if Monday mor Ing we las : , . i is ‘* Weelen Goots Shep—Secon4 Poer 3 ~s “s { Gea mse pring Oves “Bit. Pi P “sy] om of new Spring pos Sheop—Second Peer. ment Shoe Shop on | Footwear at this ve low price. Ls h-grade Ox- “ Are Here — at procctre: and Pumps in all the wanted an A Special Clearance Sale of Suede, kid. silk and chamoise- ’ } ) aon tt » ve _- . y “ > ~ — oa ? ‘ > a aS res ? cow” Pump with We have. (n our enermous stock. practicajly every kind of € 8, 12 and 16 button length Rid | | at Fe represents - : Dyed ay or Sewing Machine manufactured today Regard ess of the ; (zloves in white. bro wn mode Savines oF several dol- ipapendyrtagg ; Lag Y¥O'] farer ret r ryt r*a. eo Gs ‘+ hae = & ; ? 1? I =. 1 * ‘ Lid »™ & a . ei it D Gray suede and blac& kid tal * “7 r rst a LavTe cOmpiete sete -* *? ah = ae * q _ 1° an : 7 " 2 sala al “ ® . . : a . ® $s — « = a") ._» i ry ‘ . i ii rT ry = ]}ec a 2... Ie a? mre. . *} — > : om binmaticr. Vew etvlie perr- 4 = = A 'haa 474 % ae * i . ' . i J erations end militery heel. a = i b t, . “3° = fig? 2 { lores y) iw } ‘ a. vr *, . _ " — aoe as a oe He me \utoma te $29 ot '~ . -+-4 . . a. m*-« an. ora . € Materials are gr ‘hs hing . $19.30 ew Rogal Cabinet $39 50 and nlack alee r a? New Home .. $19.3 Singer Automatic $15.06 . a i ee i | — Standard _. $13.00 . DacKxs $5, $6 and $7 : ent leather, brown satin and J > Oahweed. | ct ne «+ --+-- $18.00 | black satin. Many newand) ~~ : oe , 3 renewed Machines, | . | 7 , tere a. 008 Gauntlets Are Popular | | smart combinations are in Ss. ' io] ; ’ . ii embroidered grav sede combination. pat $25.00 Free Cabinet... _. $89.30 . All Machines priced cver $15.90 may be purchased on occur | @ Pancy and plain turnover enff and cluded at this price tomor: easy ig . . eae ee , : ' row. : 12 pan. We repair all makes at nom‘nal charges. strap wrist Gann:lets. p.ain and embroid- . : Sewing Machine Shop—RBasemen:> ered hacks. in real kid and stede € Please be here early ; La Basement Shee Shee. $3.50 to $6 Gleve Shop—First Fleer.

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BUNDAYT, ey at ises. 7 3 i — Sieahan fees an ae ee The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | 5B 4 _ ADVERTISEMENT. : ae ee oe as : ¥ ae DRUG SITUATION | | = ri O ff — Amazing How Ne AND PROPAGANDA SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON THREE FOLLOWING PAGES. ee cure is Dp ng er } 44 77 __Sonttneet From Free $e. _ MONDAY OnLy | -Gets-lt” 22222222 _ AMO -~-BARR CO. Mth Street door for G ts chall “man Senator George IF. ) WW : This Genuine Queen Anne Console Ww hitney, summed up. the: -nareotic ae € 250 in Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2in Cash Largest Distributors of Merchandise | S situation as: Oe a | or $2 30 in Merc handise—F ew Restricted Artic les Exce pled. at Retail in Missouri and the W est. is ignorance, the result of which is ‘ Phonograph ”. fmt odier— ae Oe h > PAY MICNTS Q n ' “ 4 , : . ; itil Lé iC. phe ena h ors of tne 4 Anne z present national situation is written . ss SAG x | mB i in » lines of that report, tracing it Provide a real weleome Model ; | min the Ji a of tha . * tracing m4 4 ; ack to the promotes egislaion oO to Spring With this Console “ : , = ex-insurance salesman who . 3 > . ~~ ps ; i 4 ; ‘ | cj 3 4:88 ‘ r JUS ] A I EW, LE] . , ae = it : qd rmoioitatiol forces continue to -~ Ninth to Tenth | ——— _- SN ee RRR PNB OLS OE NiO UNIT Neh in NR wee mm ‘ aD ¢ yvensbereet i heeas ress)! eer OPalatateags ase = ee A Ks 72 NN teteeerece* aati om = asreve 1G Bey orm es i goul iis iz LE have ben exposed eal remedy, suppress real wae eS PS OHS “_—_—* -. « Of these Pe lendid full 7o = & , , ' ai i ad t { a re " * } ] } } * »* hlic ] = , ; istemg a hurting corn and Presto! The pain stops at now lige and obstruet publie edu grapDs, designed to sell for S]v cially once, forever. Soon the corn! oose: _ a oe eatir There are practically no $8 . true flesh and vou just lift the corn off with the ; . . tres ent reduced to only fingers, root and all contplete Money back abl e facilities for the treatment uarantee. Costs but a trifle—everywhere. © Ypiate ad — ‘tion todav—and most . Lawrence & Co., Mir., Chicago. of these that do exist are hopeless- ra be C ! j | ADVERTISEMENT. nO eee 1S ee olumbia > We ie ete és Pimipy' Well, Don’ t Be - t exist before we had psuedo-medi- idminiserative ‘cures.’ It | Peop! e Notice It. Drive Them ame in with the ‘cures’: it will eo ra on 0 a Off With Dr. Edwards’ Olive _ ith then \ few individuals Tablets. sear a 7 mply throug? ‘oncentration., A pimply face will not embarrass © @ffort manip ulated publicity and REDU ED $40 | eden much Jonger if you get a pack- fake committees and _ societies to is | , T a few oft av rage of Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets, | control cials, and have put | + he no Tomorrow—a Very Remarkable Offering of 585 Three-Piece Fiber Suites Ss +2 ee 2 ome “ tek F Ve & = => + * és Oe oe es Oe ww, 8 | | . Artistically Designed, Substantially Constructed and Beautifully Upholstefed =| The skin should begin to clear after | over the present horrible situation. There never was such a | hono- Z'vou have taken the t¢sblets a few They have aan and killed all \ 2 Ht is 4; ‘ ‘ , “ ) 4 q ON eee te ey ‘] ee | nights. real work and education. They have af | Se) graph olfered at such a drastic | Cleanse the blood. bowels and liver | advertised evils which did not exist. SS ' Pai '|¥ |) iat \ * o! P ; . . = r ~ 7 ~ lye > : hle ‘ bear } to . ¥ ) , # . hy dead eM Wee | reduction. Come in Monday— }with Dr. pewnrne Obvs Tab! as intil they, began the Deliynos. | + | Pee pa es”, ) . the successful substitute for calomel: “Remember what has made the! Ch ’ | E | d | 1 Bi) cae so! 8=SAVC t40-—-and this genuine Bj there’s no sickness or pain after tak- | present situation: orce 2 seerys sent / . ; r ™ Bye) it Mitath ich a ween © ; | } Pons ° . "ys }2 Pm. “Ten sak. ) ly the le ic f - d G tat | ne bili o— ‘ ‘ olumbia. famed for jts brilliant Sye—el de? Olive To, P . ‘ " ; 1 3 medical proves Mon ay French ray Y a | | ae r. suaward ve ape it ion- and a couple f lawyers, who ; ———— i } ° . . . ’ . . 3 tohe, goes fome at or ee. that which calomel does, an UST a promoted a ftew mmmittees, con- Only at. eee Finish ; patiwva » L. 24 ‘ t1OT : rOQ e ae : seus : , ; P effectively. but their — 1 is gen rolled a few political appointees, se- fi ; _) = © nC Bt sever a li ; . } ‘ . ) other dav a man : 93 tle and safe instea d ( severe ire yme uleg and regulations, and " ' ® + . “ . asy erms irritating. , | effecte persistent and sensational NARNIA ARPNARNARINAARNARNARNAAAPNAANANARANAAANANARN AANA No one who takes Olive Tablets is ‘ id to me, ‘*1 hesi- : live 7 icity. ; ever cursed with a ‘‘dark brown Same Interests at Work . . . ’ ») 2 bee. ratless aie : . ‘ invest heavily in ids sock’ tedling, on, > r ™ vears and I shall eA, hye rational treatment. They are ne : ° ; sie feta gchar 98 lag iad eaten lteciaa hte Pi submitting these sufferers to the necessary to dis- j Planacly effective result. Take one or twa S#tme terroristic. tactics and erimi- e — J 4 , } . nent for a week. See hov uch 0 ! lMounding that began 10 years vhat T have and = ee : - Ago. Oo now, since 1919, we are un- et ng the thir le of exploita- Ww. oO! After it dies down, the medi- | profession will again set to work. @ This Suite consists of large chair, rocker and six-foot settee of the best quality, finely spun, close- ly woven fiber—just what hundreds of St. Louisans will want for their homes this season, but there are only 100 Suites in this lot. Therefore, it will be advisable to select early. Their desirability from the standpoint of | No Mail Ph | In every way these Fiber Suites will beauty is enhanced by the excellent con- o anes Se — please, so the opportunity of buying at such struction of each piece—frames are rigidly Orders Accepted an astonishingly low price should not be al- soap filled cushions rest on resilient spring | _ OMY one Suite will be | lowed to pass. It may be just the kind of base, backs and cushions are upholstered in | Sold to a customer and none | furniture needed to impart an attractive durable cretonne and the enamel finish is of | Will be held for future de- | new touch to your home for the Spring and the best grade. PS ee: o. pelee | ee Summer season. . 12. ‘Why {rel wane in the light of past ex- hich I replied, “Wh; An Unusual Showing of perience for stabilising the rational the sort of furniture tment of a disease on a plane of | mever goes out of : constructive remedy. The fear that zi ail nonest practitioners ave is that eT ensationalism one ballvhoo will! Ze a tal ie legislative bedies made up| : Pees | of saymen into passing more hysteri-| then | showed him ye a | ileS and regulations. | bles, settees, couch- ; he: ou read of the narcotic ! , dO not wonder how it came : : irrors ) is, buffets, m , We have made arrangements with a well-known manufacturer to take over his entire and lighting fix- output of Da-Beds. Buying in this large quantity enables us to make you the most at- “It was promoted. t have been in style 3 tractive prices in St. Louis. Come in tomorrow and see our special Da-Bed. Itisa fuil- “It was advertised. | 3 sized bed when opened, has a splendid all-steel sagless spring, well tufted box-edged “It was sold.” ral generations, some |= pad in your choice of new cretonne coverings and American walnut finished end pieces. are Jt is fully quavanteed in every respect, both by the manufacturer and aurselves. ! for as jong ss four Complete With Spring and Pad (Exactly as — AUTO GIFT 10 W. FRANK CARTER d years. Seventh Fleor | Home-Makers Can Save Substantially During ur March Rug Sale Which Offers the Most Wanted Floorcoverings at Prices That Mean Economy » » » ~ ee Ree . © se ee ce bog oe be he & Qe h + Oe Pe om wee © COP eH my l‘riends Present Him With $6500 3 ; - - a =_—— \._ Limousine. orrow at a O clock . a inns amp " _F ee is ~ Tow f In rece ition of his recent public | Music Hall, I shall Se ASST ean, 4s = Wisi bday lu! ln service, incladind Reena Manian! vale -D iad fig if ae ie bots . «é ‘ —_ ~ 3 > , ¢ , A ure a TT TTT edge Ht tHTid! am add ut to Per iod Styles ; d + 2 ¢*2 1+ es 4 no a OPS the * Pe “Ft - ate on mn lt Hii PAY aa tHE a ie 3 eral Council on Civio Needs, yester- t such furniture. me ee | Oe” Rae, ents tis 5 AS 3 USS re i fe eee + er at aa day gave him a limousine automo-| *3 a - TORR > ~ wes hn ‘al > es - = 7 Ps ‘% : ' - : ——_ = wo (4e bile cost! ng $65 00. : . ie |: 75 o— BS hs I’ The presentation was made by M.| if you have a ques- rea L. Wilkinson and a committee of | -k al | "gl A hate five other of the donors upon Car- ask agg any. pSecn . ) - a | ter’s arrival at Tower Grove Statfon | furnishing problem, . a fit. at 7:34 a. m. from Hot Springs. His | . . ° : fat | . ae: 4 nd daugh ecompan | write it on a slip $2 Down—and “we \ ife and da & ter a par led h mM. er I will try to answer $1 Per Weel: * : @Rugs—large and small—also Linoleums in a com- rehensive array, are presented in this annual event. ‘ow 1s the logical time to anticipate needs for Spring. refurnishings. Six representative items are described relow. ARAAAAANAARAARAAARAAAAAARA Aa AANA we nrerert AAAAAAADARARAPRAD ARS “asses Me. « — a # ee ae ie a . - © Se i ee ee a ee “ — = = —_ : VED oy | Axminster Rugs te $49.50 Value, for 8 Beautiful Rugs, made with a heavy cushion pile in designe of medallion, Oriental and arnall allover effects. The colorg are rose, taupe, mulberry, Ine and desired mixtures; 9x12-f¢% size. ADVERTISEMENT. «4 : - f= ’ e ; ee . ' P } ‘ " % | ” ' [ : d ; — 7 amt ‘ ¢ 4 a ' ’ : ? 4 - : — Sixth Floor. Wher matioualls known De- et eee. = am Had i ost = % > / N — bt ' “s : i] > —__—. bh Three-Piece Her Hair Phonograp Davenette Suite 12 Records Free ree 1 Daven ette S ie @ an ome at ro Ker f da\ . nette that. ert bet in 84 » 50 vert, bie fuil Cae fod. "ens et. bie oe eather upho . ter: x a ae va “ee 7 “ ~ ee em eee - — —_— ee Wilton Rugs Smal! See: ‘Velvet Rugs Linoleum Linoleum Offered at Offered at Special at Square Yard Square Yard g7m Me 418 97c 14 mall Axmineter Closely woven Fiugs Four-yard-wide oork Iniala Itnoleum basacig? ome sae — . Size 27x54 inches in reproductions of =jiinoleuminaeelection in colors that ge yarns in exd pres eG ata caaalreecsa testing genuine Persian and + hardwood, tile, blog | thFoush to the bec®, In signs and color ame In colors and designs Chinese kinds. Wanted © a | tiie, Meanie ena weed binations, on: oe that will match the solors, Fringed ends. _ and carpet patterna patterns; wanted celers, eavy knotted pe Size 9x12. larger ones. Size 8.3x19.6. For kitchens, eta. Frith 7 finish ' $3 Down Puts It in Your Home Buck’s Cabinet Style ih GAS" — -. | Kotalko Grew New Hair feast Slane so — oe AAAARAAAIUGUARAAADAA AAA ARAARARAARARAATRARRA AR AGRAL a a orce a Fn- r — t TY wR an ges _- | ado Gradually the hair on Frances Lone. | porte operates Sn anal : dale’s head became thin and either’ 1e— ons! y cleaned _ Most , . - ‘ fell out or came out upon her comb. | as and * last for . 2 : nae Rt rile After a while she was almost bald. See Buck's capac Various treatments had been tried in our window. - $36. 50 " in the hope of inducing a new hair! and Perfection O11 again and crowth, but nothing started the hair’ a $9, 85 | it was thought the roots - -+ "4 . , \ , Kitchen Table Cook Stores. : e dead. She had given up hope Only 85c Down Ps) Ss when her father brought her a box of Progress Seamless Steel Refrigerators From $37.50 ee New Sprin g Wall Papers at Special Prices rices (GENCY LEONARD CLEANABLE REFRIGERATORS |value of Kotalko. Many such cases) ‘reported by men and women. ‘Meadep Will Be the Ideal Time to Supply Your Needs 7000 FREE Boxe $ Light | Bedroom | Living-Room | Polychrome a The, producers of Kotgik wish to send Papers Papers | Papers | Papers , apers proof boxes free. post nr, ae aoe oe e ines | _. i New 380-in. Wall | —tn varied designs SonGratt. oF lestag Balt, 4 See ore neariy All-over Papers | —ts floral stripes | Be ste gens | Coverings, blended | and colorings; for * ' Moatalko withau: . a allover echintz if*you aré@ satisted for attic and base per fn rich shades of peariors, etc.: | come With an - hi}, 's . ; Ve ry V4 ee ee ‘ se ee a inate Complete line Buck's a ae. a i ait atid = oe 7 are aR ae - ~~ te INGEN em Ne aap Ed ae ae ke ee a “ sane "th : -— r end ~ r Peat bec a ae X. New Tork

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rhe City Circul ation of the Daily POST- DISPA TCR alone Ap proxim itely EC qt uaPs that of tthe Dailv Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 6B ST. Lous POST-DISPAICH . j = Ppereerrtrtreerr etter errr rrr ernr ers AANA sinini | Srenrerrerrenrrrrrrrrrrrtnntrttreennn cnn ccc sssss cing AAAMARAAAADARPARDAADBRRERDARPAA PADD: “ehaTets bx: SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PRECEDING AND FOLLOWING PAGES. a rD t $1.25 Sn oe Gowns $2.50 Dress . * e eee f | S ; . " a e O anens 7 — ‘ia : ., ~ : : ‘ Or b « : : ; ne L> . Ds - = M ' Bx na. « asa . ts .% ; { c Frenrcnh weave “wool Serge , 7 ; ’ . ; : i eT wr ‘ . 9 Lier + =" a i« , 7 : - ; nm af : 43 ry } ' eh ; & nens tie¢i ata nhe- . i ae wed bus ow ¢ 3 BiG SRG wh iz - . « . ee . 3 , = ? “ ° rm ‘ | r as it : 4 ™ P @ cre re *. oe! ae rp? > - rl a ~ill tr this asia ¢ ; i Mond y, each ‘ ia BS . ‘ondary, the 7 2 | - ee . Pe if ’ ; . ; a ©®cs (1.2 Ul ‘= ~+4 : \ ? —_—_— ~~ 7 s Larqest Distributors of Mer rchandisé Le Give Eagle Stamps and Re dee lili Fi { Be at Re teil in Missouri and the W st. Third Floor | or §2.50 in Merchandise —Few Restric ed Artici Sxcepted ' —_ een - A Most re Opportunity to Make Easter Selections Will Be Presented Tomorrow in This Timely Ca ae Sale of 35 fo a Ve w Sprng Dresse All Specially Purchased for the Occasion and Shown Tomorrow for the First Time Choice of Models for Street, Afternoon, yy) O) Scores of New Styles for Misses, Dinner, Sports and General Wear, at. . Young Women and Matrons OS" ey. i ring Dresses will make St. Louis puch | repres ntative assortment g makes the occasion one of much Perera aaa" s wew vv ee a ae ae ae >. See anal J - - o OS SA Rae ie a ale 5 8 S ldieae Sven, 2 ‘q es. i SMG = sx AR OPEE A ar ~ : a z , : . a bes Apa os a priate a , Phy aia ete achat a fe ‘> PRE Cee on allilatss De ye eS os ah Leiden 9 mM, vee he : Saitek Ladin) | al . * oy » jt « ete ee ‘ ‘ ae Kh pfapily neo k, FeNN a3 ee 4 Wter Aciahies ey inter ott fap Sabah) ety sate, De Pere ae Te, ee ee ee eR ae Si NES ey PRE AS RAS ay Rae gata TR ys sata, ae ae Eee . 4 STS Sale ea Deal alpen ; otis wddni we ? . y 7 - ’ s a ah Re Robt) pat aban iy “" hale ShgAG Dev > sate ee id + eee tm SBP ss ve ‘ Eh >. + i Bat bie 4 nein e rhage Pay ida Seva ve D " : - . , “ee 4 we Sar ae ; dh es es ebpdthinanaiens PONTE A TE te) NNT IU ym SO MB ake RPT OR Mb tek Se RE NOP ar la cies he eA wee e * @ The riot of stvle. fabric and color presented bv this large and rl collection of Stvle Center a place of even greater interest tomorrow , es ntage of ot osing would be sufficient reason for attending the sa importance to all who have not yet selected th ee ee GF Ang - ” * Distinctive styling, splendid workmanship excel llent materials and clever applications cations of the high character of these Dresses, making them attractive to those seexin; : .- atv we, + thn ETT OG MP CIO Se : hae elets gts nae ; £ . uit a ES I LITA NET So Wha ca Rhe ea bt I eg en Cee > . a, ents a Pea all ELODIE PT PILL MIT oo tet he 99 Fashionable Spring Fabrics The Stvles Choice of 1025 ~— a 2 a ” ita " ie Oe ee ” . » : f . "4 e ore &, — . Nee ‘St » ” cat ease > Peaie Som ~ 9 RP, ee ee. Sen Mee PE Se ee NS RE Pati i oe a om oo Ak on om on oe — ‘ @ Canton Crepe Georgette , ty s regularly Flat Crepe Roshanara regularly worth. . Satin Centon Crepe Knit 3 -g Marae gee regularly worth.... Crepe de €hine Tricolette . O7 sses regularly worth... Crepe Romaine Tricotine Siul | irre enhanced by regularly worth.... Poiret Twill the | ind adaptability regulary worth... . ‘ 7 ; ’ , , si . toy » i cae r beyt s Ww rer In new prints and colors thal ive nana oS a regularly worth. . been approved for the Sprin Faso%n ' Ril, Sale Starts at 9 A. M. Minin . — : =~ © , t T ‘mee Sizes 14 to 20 in \ the Mis n; S: 4 ti e Women’s Dress Section Fourth Mleer Ann no | i 7 Mili ete SSNS on } “= » ? ~ "se , ; es ' , q . r > . _ . ~ '_7TrfT". = H) | . oe oe " a ” - iets - = . tales Petite, eS WE wi RD een od BE CP 0 fA orks REE LAGTPE _hett ue Se ed beta » -eee* tv WAP Harvey TPO Re a toe ao a HP Ris ; : ~ teie wd Coo ray i> cal ly Jititidia eT a wee + ° s 4 ene Ae aaelllaaaay iti m a LL LRALE thetene ' : ves ' ‘ atl vicbelaiebspapipidiaiaiiat | , rr hs PR LS re Values.... @ Distinguished indeed—the rich the bases, the new styles and ef the hand-tallored. harmonic trimmed and fringed—making They are complete with 2-light Floor and Bridg Lamps $45 to $50 Values s 20> pci ae — 77h Artistically designed. thei sha tes of the Lampe i thie An Exceptional Selling of 1 gules m _ 3 A Monday Offering of | | We Clhen Wilk Selection of = . be, are not ¥ attractive a 1" cs, they are overtald with ouk Petticoats SS 6 “Lily White” | SmartSpringDresseal “=== Beaesabpeanneanah ss ©Aa2.a socne*s em $5.98 to $7.50 ss = a Ss / ae ee cy PLS SAE : Sheets | 5 __im Three Featured Groups, at . Table Lamps Values for | . 4s —e = | : ee values $9.85 7 : : Qe / NE ap Mc 3 Monday—An Unusual Saving Opportunity ae 3 Affording Excellent Values ; © 9D form ‘the shades of these La @ Handsome Petticoats) 7 A S | t W ‘ ot dependable radium}; * a = O atcnes 7 " ry. = ¢ ~ SUK or sik jersey il a- ry - eolorines ‘Q10 , , : 7 63x99-ine PIOUS COLOPINES. OTalgnt —Kinds for Women and Young Men 2x90-im : $1x90-inch 51a 99-inch - . f > ‘ ’ ‘ \ : | ~ j « _ « on 7 = —— - ° 7 r rw —————_- nee ; aE SS = . — — —— —Se ae —a iy oo — ————_——————— . a — - — = — — — = —-- . ’ — _— — - —— — — ; he -_-————_-— ; — —= = — — 3 ‘ ¥ * . —— ——— = - -_ ——— ———————— a —e-~- —_ ~ Ae ee - -_— a be —~_ A= a ottsee ary — a oon . -—— i +7 — ——— eee-+s-s : . — - —--- Of tee» Fe ——— ' — “ 7- =x ~ , 2 , - -9 : . \* 7 ' mS —_ 4 . - “ . i. | « > > \ : ’ : : : . . : , : - ¥ _ - ’ ™ aGinatinte cman , ‘. ~~ . 5 - ’ “ =: - : : : . - = = ~ -— : - « .« —- — : —_ —— * oe 2 — . . es : _ - ~ * ° Z : — - J rd " | f - . | . “ ’ - ’ — 7 - | - " 7 x P ™ ' %. : * : ‘ , ~~ . Z “ ~~? | ‘ ~= ; ; \. * . ” . > , , ‘ » > « 8 | ; os, J ; : | / ! : : “ ‘ ‘ ’ > ~ “* ; 7 ‘ : i . ” ; " ; : > . ‘ J : > ; 7 ee . ’ J ae £ if . . ., . > ‘4. : . ; ‘, , : , : : ’ ° 4 j 4 > > ’ & “ . ; . 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Zz : . ; * ' 2 7” Ae . ; - = | ; : - | : 7 - . 3 : ~ | ; — 4 ; ' ; = : ; ia “ ; ; . - + nate 3 ; ; ; : ._—— a -_ . : | ’ - 4 ~ : : = | ; . ’ : ii - ~~ : ' > = —_— ~ ; ; i . : = . : bs ~~. a ~ 2 - : - — ; : : . —_ : : ; ; : - « [ 2 == 7 : ;. +} ery - , | ; | +i - i} ' : ; : ole 7 -~@ ! 7 4 sere , ~. : ; P ~ ———— si . — 7 - nin \ : > oer . “se “nee: _. r ~ i ' : ‘ : “ . e > | y' ~ - Ss ~ ; . ° ‘ ’ » * J = "” “ - ~ — al os - t | Men's $16 Engraved Ficin Watches S10).¢ o- Jee Main Fleer $3.50 Sidewalk Cars =a ene - $3 to $3.98 Spring Silk Crepes | Monday for... @ ~ ~~ SN Si a : . . = . . . 7 @Srorsiy duit ate QD os co Ony xX SCart Pin \ Mou nting oo 7500 Yards Secured in a Special Purchase—Special, Monday, Yd. / } |} pedals and = trea ——— € Beautiful crepe de chine, satin crepe, Canton crepe, Ro- : - nna ee ; ae marine crepe. tiat crepe and satin Canton—specially purchased _ | Third Fiver Monday and Tuesday Special at ? | myn = | from a leading wholesaler of Silks and 40 inches wide. An as- oe Cn wanton . , get —— that should interest everv home sewer who would tevin odleoemranmgm designs ave extremely on the most popular silken weaves. No mail 4 % sicher w sit “a "fe? eo . ‘ : ) ‘ : —. cE Ai ob RRR 8 IRI AT NTE IR ee AE OS. RR CR le aor medion ag pn sia ~ \ Si. ¢ rvtmec Ebodix =| ‘ ~ - rT i MOtie Of ’ ah Pord Neate -* ’ . $3.95 I 7 - = t 4 bea _ Fey Sheoyp—Basement tailery Mntie Stece tieianns ' le woe, Sorte” tan. ver. almond. | , ee e taupe, gray, cocoa, navy and Copen. a -

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SUNDAY > = SUNDA? MARCH 11, 4929 _ MARCH 11, te °3, Beer | | ee oT. LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH 7B AAA AAAAAAAAAN NY SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PRECEDING AND FOLLOWING PAGES. | a ¢ amped Gowns || $2.50 Dress Serge Cnstne: Biante V-shaped neck Gowns st Lam pe mee rene h weave all- Re awe Serge of excellent dress : idery, on an excellent quality weight; 54 inches wide; shown in black, navy and @ Rubber Plants. as well as hyacinths, tulips. jon- ‘ remarke bly pri oes be quils and cinerarias; all fresh colors cane a : y, the yard and deliveres sired Third 89¢ : — We Give | E agle. Stamps and Redecm IF ull Books for $21 in Cash ~ Laraest Distributors of Merc handise a . ait deconicen GAC or $2.50 #n Me. rchandise—Few Restricted Artic les E xcepted. | at Retail in Missouri and the West. | Basement Floral Shop ee ee es ee ee — Se Se ~ —— — _ oe ee ee ew ee A Pre-Easter Event Meriting Wide Attention, Is Our March One of Monday’s Most Important Events Is This rch = e of Hosiery. Sale of Dinner Ware —Offering Valaes That the Most Economical Housewives Will Want to Share —At fording Very Unusual Savings in Silk Hose for Men and Women F @ Our China Section has long been noted for the excellence of its wares, Surety, Onyx, Van Raalte, Famous-Barr Co. and Other : Reliable Brands Represented : large assortments and sple ndid values, and tomorrow’s special offerings @ The many pairs of Silk Hose that you will ne ed for Spring and Summer may be : will tend to heighten this e1 , ’ H iWiable reputation. Take particular notice of eS ee so advantageously tomorrow that a full supply should be secured. You } every item. a ) . WU! notice that the most wanted kinds of Hose are included in the various groups: Women’s Hose | Women’s Hose | Lace Clock , Bavarian China | White and Gold | Semi-Porcelain $1.95 to $2.25 Values— | $2.75 to $3.50 Values— Silk Hose : Dinner Sets | Dinner Sets Dinner Sets Pair | Pair | $2.85 to $3.25 Values—Pair : $65 Value | $90 to $125 Values $40 Value for ae | $9.29 | ye 320 569 395 The Silk Hose in this group is Chiffon, light, medium and Women's Hose of xceellent : te my - i. mee | peary nigh ight Silk Hose with silk quality and well pet makes, These imported 100-piece | 100-piece Bavarian China | 100 pie ce Sets of hi meretrined double carter Tae | Beet cot eee ves Ratmels, | Nith open-work clockings in f Sets are of very high qual- | Dinner Sets, im three attrae- | grade semi-poreelain, very and soles, with choice of black, other makes in one kind or an- | silk garter tops and the assort- : ty, modeled in Pian shape | tive shapes with gold band | effectively decorated in a white and colors, making it | other. Black, white and colors | ment includes black, white and : and beautifully decorated in | decoration and coin rold | beautiful English border de- possible to supply many needs. in the group. | colors. attractive Dresden design. ; ity sign with coin gold handles. Included are bread and but- | | Included are bread and but- a — t°*- , " : _o F af a “| r lis . f rar a ste ‘ a " oo black, white, navy. cordov: bis Pray, ( ham- CO! \« “nal _ . yy, Russia Cail, ‘ nampagne, : Nw en 7 = Qienid' in Five Great Value-Giving feet trimmed and fringed—-making them Lamps to please the most discriminating. They are complete with 2-light sockets and silk- tasseled pull cords. | orings—the kind that men ) : want. Each one is made WW | : € 10,000 sample Handkerchiefs in the very newest designs; some im- Floor and Bridge | Floor Lamps | with shrunk neckband and ~ por ted from I; rance, Switzerland and Pn tt may leading Lamps | $37.50 to $40 Values | | aoe MIE eo Bi seg peel Ts : American makers—your best opportunity to supply needs for months $45 to $50 Values | | ing qualities insure their long AO 3 lo — | ; | , : — : : Linen, shamrock, batiste and silk Handkerchiefs in white and $ 0 | | | Shen of fexesiatt wit buy Sering end : novelty effects; embroidered, lace trimmed, drawnworked and Summer supplies at this selling. spoke-stitched effects. No mail or phone orders accepled. Expertly made with bases in fluted | pals Main Floor Artistical os throughout, | Or encrusted gold finish, 2-light pul! ie Te ee ) , os the. s! a a Sige amps in ae group | chain sockets and fringedand trimmed | 10c Value I5¢ Value 25¢ Value— 35e Value— 50¢ Value Special at Special at Special at | Special at Special at de Selection of @e w8re notably attractive. Of gorgeous | silk shades. The Lamps in this group 1 ein they are 2 Pim hs a | nclude many in the bridge style iW E ! | | | Tt reorgette and trimmed with pleatec | chain sockets. | scitaesetled is limited. | ° : | | | | = — ae Guest-Size Ivory Soap i... oe ee se ae : : : Table sain $20 Metal Lamps | my | | | viasidlaeciel?) oe $9 85 4 : > Welcome to the Users — SI : rT Try ; rr ’ ceseebecess . Try ebees . ;oasheested : - eabsaneteases puttannuaedll ‘ roups, at ~~ 14 r Values.... ° : ) ? : a4 Cathedral Art Glass in six panels Designed with remarkable of This 99 & 44-100' . e) ig a | 1s the shades of these Lamps, beauty, these Lamps are finished | | Pare Soap the bases are metal, finished tn in gold and brown, brush brass or | ) — ° . . 3 . | brown, gold al 1d bre wn YU r brush | e ; j P — oes aan : * 31 2 | brass They are complete with 2- | brown and their shades have six LJ : - | el : | 4 light pull chain = so kets. The | or eight panels of rich art glass, a a SF —— : . 5) ee Shu u imited 0 and we ad- see ay er? ; Te! }< . . ; ite ’ ‘a = ‘ i i) 4 ‘ ’ 2 P — = ) sie ” ra 4 y aRee Cre! holding Sewing tables, stain i. Car “s 2 a. a ts , ‘ : ’ - : » ientitdne skein a —_ sor we ‘finish, 56 inches long, 1/ inches iaSi Aia , «i (i oe &. : * ‘ 7 ' a WwW ide, S.’ ye une 60c, 75c, 85c to $1 Kinds | In view of the demand, we urge i - | ” " value 5. ; ' : , n w n : a" re s | Hees | ! : : new r | j &, - ~ ; j ae | you to supply your needs at once. | “ fam aati , ie : Large cakes, made by ee Hh ie De, Special | pe ee a oe a onl BB ono mail or | $1.25 Door Mats Procter and — Tamit . : es é H PB Main Floor 1 was MALIN phone of | (of ne ‘avy cocoa } ame r, lox2b- of 10 bars. 0 mail or 4 Third Wloor 1 oo" Sees —— = : B dersaccept- | inoh | | phone orders. : ' , - ~ -_—— _~ ee ee EE - ee "A special purchase of 11,050 boxes of Paper—all fhe tTremaining | : : Garden Shovels | Poultry Wire Ola A from W hifing & Cook Company, known for their excel- Portable Electri 1¢ ee: ines | Lighthouse Cleanser $1.23 05 $2.70 $2 29 lent qualities of Papers. An opportunity that means splendid i ai | Value Cc Tales Shee? ull size Garden thotvels bf hea re, profit for those who anticipate all St ationery needs. 3 50 | | pais <- : F ae a em | ots a nes ~ a | eon & ree; ' | . es ‘ : . - 7 . 4 . . Py ’ Standard fabric papers, nov- There are papers in Y nase: no phone or mail orders. | andle 75 foot roll. 8 eed sired tints of pinmk, buff . + *. elty papers, papers with tissue ined envelopes and corre: | 3 gre eye ee om 32 qorasion’ rere amine | Special Values j in White Enamelware spondence cards in se eral sizes. lachis portable © wt res —that will Interest Economically Inclined Housekeepers. and service- | ind homesewers | $2.00 5-qt Teakecttics $1.19 $3.75 Asparagus Botlcr« 'Y at this low | $2 60 {S-qt. Dishpan- : ies $1.24 $2.30 &-qt. Cov. Saucepans | - {2-ot. Dishpans ba $1.05 2.25 T-qt. Ketties.... ines that were ie to sell for $50 | e160 S-qt. Double Boilers. ..... $2.00 $1.05 Meat Platters iquipped with Hamil- ' 2 00 6-qt. Cove ed Kettice : $1.15 $1.10 7-at. ton-Beach moter and . <2 25 14-qt. Water Pails $1.50 90c 5-qt. Milk Pame....... eeesscerens e+ full set of attachments. ¢3.20 Pixh Boilers, with tneet tra) $3.00 | Gic 3-qt. Milk Pams..... POPer Pre. Ter e* “inth Fleer ‘

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STDAT a 3 ; : ined. MARCH 11, | q ~ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined ean _ seancn it is 972 8B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee peace a ‘, Sa aaah aaa a a a a eC ADVERTISEMENT. et SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON THREE PRECEDING PAGES. a $7 95 blake > — Suits | ay Onin WATER 10} Wilton Velvet Rugs jf MO | ‘ ,- -BzZ A R R c* O. a a one 4 3 $2 6. 50 We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash | Largest Distributors of Merchandise years, Special a Rasement Economy Store or . - 50 in Merc han dise—F Cl Restric ted Artic les E Tc rce pted. at Retail | in | Missqurt oF = =. es gaa a \ : (10 N a PO | T) Beginning Its Second Week, the Basement Economy Store’s Eighth Birthday Sale Features a Sale of Easter Dresses, Coats, Capes and Wraps eh eye) a © me Py? le . , at ee Pe Oe “ F ¥, i . ; . Crd: ies ictns 7 oe 4 5a ail ee Faas Met nad 34 , - - Pes 18 7 ee - CF a eer ete 3 r - * nap Ths . ae eed S: oe Sy ae 4 ¢ Se cet te rep ae ping tt 9 a oF ae a ng SE AT SS as de va tite As) ental Pho Fe ay ada 50, sg ak Wiese eee ee Sei 2) Bs on ree HS, onthe Bde RO ce AR Re Fale RMR Te TET PRR EC Sie Behe A ures siete enamine ~ sands 0 PEN ie P Date Sy A, of “ e hy ne Tae ; Ge wists ~ Sate Pree os eat pee » I ies onlay Lait! - ue Tine ew 7 Nie 2 Rabat “We a) Ri ET aA Ses Sart: - a soa ’ . Pr.) 7 re ox : “ Sige te : ‘ a? , 4 r ae ~ : & 3 ~ . . : : , ~ ec ar” J ’ } isu” i “™ = + § Peeegie al “or 7 4 - - q ae ‘ a " > . ” ~ + 7 - = * } : Se da 5 . . . r . veo . — - / > a . . . ® ff . Ls ™ ~ . *& s . > Tw hs 7 . - © = eee’, “ =F. - * : : Ai i“ ’ . = “ ens * : : , . *\r . + > oa - ry Ps ’ ’ : 4a 4 ~~ ~ - = ; : : ‘ s* ss : “ 7 . oa . : » i> \ . "4 9 ~ ee A ~ on 7* y ” ' : 5 "¥% “ ' : . b " , . . : oe : > a . = - , “ ; * . ™ . | ’ : ° i ee : ‘ . . Bre . At) : f . F . * J ¢ 7. ad . 7 = - ; ¥ 9 . - . ~_ ote! “a - . ° - a 4 7 ‘ : : _ = = . a . ° » ™ - . : on " 7 “age J \ 7a : . j t» ‘ # . » 4 : e at : , 7 : . é > Ligne ; >.% > =" °° ad a . ny Sy . ve een wus iD fies ‘ j ’ oe “ : ‘ ‘ éo! : . ery : . . ' . » e a y / ; d SE, 7 t+“ > = J rw, oe ‘ - . + 4 . ; ‘ : a a ie * ‘ . - 4 * . ‘ ‘ n e - .* > | on ‘ " » wet - = J * : ?* « soa “ . = ~_** . come o4 ++ . . . aoe 4 4 = a tes a " . , 7 ; am ct - _ : — + : £ ; . : 4 a. - he 5 > mJ state 5 : vu Sees: s ¢ 7 — . . « ’ .— ° " . . ‘ ~ | . } ‘: , ; ; 4 : " ; ~ é , 4 eo ; + — i re. * : : “ , a cs & ; _ - . ’ + oe ¥ : . ; : abe -> ; . . : . : + Ly ~ 7 ‘shin water 4r ak which evervone | MH) of these Dresses will be shown for the very Surely vou a want a new Coa it to wear on 4) De 3 et Bg i if ¥ a shou! ; oe = then to help keen | first. time tomorrow. Fashioned in pleasing Easter Day. Hi is vour opporti - to obtain ! ae Ps es. See 3 F ‘| . ia 3 es ratios lon. rene ey basque, straightline and other models, of Canton one at less than vou has ‘. expe cted to P av. Choic: ae a . = | . 9 and ro crepe, tatieta, Allt Vine crepe and tric oshan, in of jaunt Vv sports (oats. plain or lted Coats. | awe SS - ; d weetcs | ee SSS ee ; Rede rin Backache a Purchased for this most extraordinary offering. 7 : | ale epi nally timeiv. as it comes S Just when many athe . diversifi@d assortment of styles it ‘ isses are planning Ely MOM aemarel. Crepes noice of bis n. gray and navy. |i : REST—P are highiv favored, and to eB them at im- wet oie cart oe a ~~ s a will be appreciated by many. [here is a com- rtment of colors. including the new shades of | i tan, as well as the staple colors 1op early as 4 sate 9 ee aes Saas: cyst les - “Backfire” of Grippe are limited. -In the lot are: ‘akes , : = | i nal | ot are Iced Angel Cakes Chocolate Caramels 4 “Terrible Ba $3 to $3.50 40-inch Crepe de Chine ‘4 Balmwort Entirely Re $3 to $3.75 40-inch All-silk Canton C Largs ee, eee Ce ee t ‘lemen: I feel that I ai, i : 7 : Xe — 4+ 7 7. ; . . £ . ei $3.50 40-inch Plat Crepe | eras, cadpubanteltiied: diesem aa : el 3 what your 3 A } kind, very specia! reguiarivy 4% poun 4 ‘ r Frou — ) — heav ey -mixed Canton a ae y stecia) Mendes. %... 33C¢ 3 + Tablets have done fer mE 0.0 -Inc wool ed Canton 7 Basement Economy Store Basement Economy “tere “a t surely is a great mediciz $3.00 40-inch printed Crepe de Chine = | Some years ago I s ,dise nad. Some .° $1.75 to amend pring l S b2.25 to $2 50 Silks . > Milli 4 nd tenderness over the a ) at A E I had no rest neither night ner | ins | arming overblouse of baie. Special, : a $ |= F Spring 1 Ine 4 After trring several oul : " ° ~ Ye “ ’ a2 Os Ot PPE! Ragas ek w —o — Re tw. — ~~ - - ” 2 - ot MeN, Ray age ee A an TF i A ot Paes tnd a e Pap Pas ARIES IFS tak el re ian SF Ricca ame a a ah anes lee 2 parry fee Brrictiy La cred A’ | ef kidney medicine without trimmed models of dimity, voile | Ce" — te yY 2 — ai igered co. =o Bas . = 7 ” ard — a 7 , @ad lingere. with round er Tuxedo ng colors nape a “ anv relief I found in the Sieux © . 7 ‘ : de wii x Tn ’ cellars Bizes 36 to 46; also aie ® extra sizes ' ° bi /ournal, @ méntion of tke eurat A a > ’ 5 J 4 Drat ‘ep ; a*} ‘ ; aes se ioe a-e aro. t %9 1A yarcs ec? : 34 : ’ a a’ ta 2 + ; . } ) idi@ qualtt : salities o Balimwort Tabieta. extra S.7Tes 43 to 64 > Basement Ecosomy Stere ite . . eo * — ™ . a 48 and im tha hese sea ‘ 1 “4 e, a - -~ ided | . vid s* aiue . 4 ae Darten, Ohio, for & : ; alti sj ae package. They did me so mug good, I gent for more and Birthday Sale of Men's Women’s ee ee ee 2.50 38- rable Tafte . 4 using two packages wae entirel : oy ot af m ia@ccet : ; aan tractive pol *f-the-face and large = e of my treable. I wish eve “ SS £4 Y : a4 a ee . ~_ to $2.50 nion age 7 {epee ene ee ee ~ ce Blea 4 : : s mcdeis of splendid quality braids 4 e who is troubled this way We = page PME SARI es 7 ; — TREC Pea Lreype ce Lai.ne Z the season's most farored light and i ’ Balmwort Tabiets and I dark shades. Flowers, fruits and ribbous a ive they'll prove satisfactory. 7 . Dd : - . *% > i ~ . — ‘ ” ag - - a ; = ~ 4 ‘ . a ‘+ —— Suits ' , ‘ Basement Econemy Store are pleasingly used as trimmings, tn novel EB Res peetfully . q MRS. GEORGE BYE, ays. Basement Ecesemy Stere > Route No. 4, Lyons, Neb. . ~— 98c Birthday Sale of : % Value ie 64.C, Birthday Sale of af ° ° - Suffered Off and On 4 Many Years—In Bed 8 Da : =2|| Corsets | Fringed Shades New Spring Voiles . | §@ “uizrix inees. A F eamabine x Women’s Vests pame collarat- | | Bodice or built-up stvie col $3 to $4.50 Values | he ame Monday, Yard eae te Sta wt Rigg cleannetg 27¢ Seconds of sheer qu J9-in. printed Voiles; new Oriental, Paisley and C $1.50 Grades - Bagdad patterns which will launder splendidly; desirable for Econemy Stere Basement Economy ‘tere blouses, dresses, etc. get voeur Balm ther did me so mm Printed Crepes Organdie Suitings | SEE. goed than T bought anced bah Birthday Sale of @ Genuine oil aque Shades in ented Special 8 ciem age ~De 3 5c Value, , T)1} - io + ’ “>? popular vellow tial with scalloped Yard 49¢ Yard 49 Yard Cc | F Shoes . i i" ++ sc * ~ sie tas ; P . , é i iringesc ~;OLTOMS;, Mounted on nNoOd «¢ ollers: oe , te ! > > . ‘ * ~ . . “ i spring r U TBe rew Pearstan ar 4 44 ot abe wide - _ rted a = ‘men, yard-wide S't- inserts, spe- it bv 6 feet in ¢! ° JF ine hes »v 5 Leet in size. % 6 - ~ . - a a Te ; : . Paisiey designs, 'n beautiful white Swiss O iad e with ings in the popular piais ned for stout : ’ pata, ? permanent finish: very sheer shades: ron-crushable fnish + ne : ~?% i at . ‘a comb! rat Ar ? r » . : ; a “ 3.50 to $6 V sabe bine are rein- : — atons, fer Ban- | quality: beautiful for Sum- that ‘s desirable for sports a went A > a . $ $6 Values can: ahce th $4 Curtains 30c Scrim gunn, tieedieee dae 1 ae eo ire lent think any £ . : vi mom .-s hips oe c > | . nein . - = ew . des! gns. ‘ee - ( ross har Aes ns for eas ~~ ae RSME Ie a ha sea Be aie He faa te a = ~ 4 . et .§ ree af the teerhie patas @ I iZeS U] JO: in. or fign ‘urtains with long eurtains: shown fn all the . : : Cc ween re bord and desired shades: very 19 New Ratines yr Cottect We wrt ejay = plone’ WERE e orsets ee - xceptional quality.... C Special, a “7 Jeter mer be oe Se or and bia 59¢ 39 ma 4c ay oo vee feat sports shades: aiso bleached Sheeting. tn m — aw ae $2.50 te $3.50 ~- alte t ‘ c | Yard : ae ; -— PENNE REVPTAGAT. \alues ” ck | ae : ~i.m ia ab ra -e@e . a —_— sine ‘eoperel. 1a .4 une ae - vier & y " 34 Curtains $2.25 Curtains eee This highty mercerized Cotta | Pep 2 | Old Moaterer cod ot Custnine a e-ceges and neatiy he . fancy plaid Ratines for street and requ: ne troning: it is ide two to ten yards, only 1600 yards “T Y a + ad maa p ad , : _— a rape 4 45 o "3-7 . bad ; : Canadian ; Spring stvles of brown Girdles ee ae $2 QQ) enact: waite, tvory “$1.59 Tieswes Bed Sheets Dress Ginghams 4 se Waeties oa rag and blaci i kid and calf, $2 and $2.50 ee : . 29¢ : ae ae 48 Y 25c ee e.; Perr tab! lets bytes Sr try s suede iad eaten! leathers. also black satin. There Values $1.48 60c Cret Each. .@ie Yard... : Sent am delighted with the etonnes . ; ~ ROS na iv - are » -olonials, one and tw © stra DS, CTOSS straps anc Lam | elastic ‘ 30c Curtain Swiss Bbeautiltul we . S308. | | Six9%-irch pure bleached Imported English yr z batt. we ae = great ye n work sand als in the grou p Low walking t and back lacing models tandsome Cretonnes of splendid White greunds with colored Sactin: Gian ceaten t-aned | seamiess style Sheets with nessa, = inches wide, tn ful 3 ~ cee renhbie fer ¢ a E .’ 3 = which quality and beautiful designs at Gots and figured colored bor- cilia catiaad Hatt si Aaa thee eat mia |.deep hems: séconds of the pieces: fancy plaid patterns: | | one have bees © caecas, ¢ Mil remnants, | | 20 ana . eae tubfast colors. ss *ot's care all that time bat nh or Louis heels Sizes from Dita to 8 in OTe Good wr antl rt agg 906 such an unusual aetee They ar Jers; suitable for sash or k rape ta , . 7OCE GSBOr-ment of sizes. eta a NR a —_— nn 2 ? : 7 yards. | reguiar $2.15 grade. - B: had very Thetle relief wath? f Ria gee RY Basement Economy Store s : rd rour tablete ead dace thes & Spec! Currhk drin +h - ai purchase ‘gs ese 86 inches wide: ‘aunders per- te for draperies. ¢ : > Ww a a + 7 —* — Be ‘dea a, = or another. . Basement Ecesomy Stere — 5 mane Stese ers, cushiena, etc

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rk ek ued A Orn ry eTNDA MARCH 11, vhoss. _ Suits cheviots and cagsi- ment Se Store of ips colate Caramels yY caramel centers, cov- with sweet chocolate; lariv 40c png, jal Monday, 33C Basement echt Store of linery 350 kes, off-the-face and large gs of splendid quality braids most favored light and Flowers, frutts and ribbons used as trimmings, In novel Basement Economy Store les | nd for C Sultines Special, -linen, yard-wide BSuit- in the popular plain * mon-crushable finish fs desirable for eports ee es 70c Sheeting Spectal, 44¢ Yard... ine Pepperell d Sheeting ten yards, lot. 10-4 Une in mill lengths only 1000 yards nn ae —- ess Ginghams a ee ee ee eee Special, Yard... 25c ported English Ging- £8 inches wide, fn ful! fancy plaid patterns; ast colors | ~~ Basement. Economy Store . rm mM Q , ie the rt, af hac ~ Py: 7 iss ns bh ERE REREELERERERREREEECELERLE RELL EEARR REESE RRR RRR E RES EE ch ne LLL EEEAAESEAEBLEREEE REEL EEELELELEELEEELELELELELA SEBEL ERERELEEEEREELELLELEEELLRELE LEELA SRSA SS eee ee eee 8 8 oe ’ eed to load © k feels sore don bec ur steieach witb a Has Spent $3000. | BROAD FORD > SS en this remarkable sale Monday; women’s and misses’ Sale resses Capes an Coats 9* All new Spring garments; copies of garments sold else- where for $20 and $25; all new Spring styles of all the eT ST NE EET? c ~~ oR . , = + — * SUNDAY, — 7 ; : ° , ; MARCH 11, 1923. he 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 ee ternative writ was issued and former! To Address Chamber of Commerce Ph springer ; TRIN — RS ae SRT RRR oan SY ‘ se : ct . Pees S iatien a Supreme Court Justice Conway Eller T. Alfred Fleming, supervisor of — CLR SN NS ~~ , a ee jhas been appointed special comm a tGh ie Conservation Department of the ; ee _ — in the mate | National Board of Fire Underwrit- ter en maar ere: | . l ers, New York, wilt address a joint. % ; : lark nas omar es counsel and | juncheon meeting of the Chamber |¢ J obtained otner a in these ‘of Commerce and the Safety Coun- FAL ergy Aaregrseey 00 ‘es the i VACUUM BOT TLES Oe 3 for 81.00. gin Taking § A 6 q | —— i¥ 4 4 ints, heh ith aluminum cups, Keep 50c UNDERWEAR 04 {hot 24 hours, cold 26 : en Me = SH Men's balbriggan Shirts and When your kidneys hurt and your E. Clarks, Who Says He | Established 101 Years i onan. Kege C Drawers; sizes 30 to 46, 39¢ 't get scared and a | 46 ee a © a re at ( (Mein yg ee atyles to choice in MAKE THAT YOUR MOTTO In Kidney and Bladder Trouble Backache a Warning! Other Symptoms, Too! efore Diseased!’’ REST—PAIN-FREEDOM-STRENGH COME FROM BALMWORT HELP. “THOUSANDS HAVE PROVED IT” “Backfire’’ of Grippe “Terrible Backache”’ Balmwort Entirely Relieved I should your Balm me. that ] fee] others what Gentlemen: like to tell wort Tablets It surely Godsend. Some a bad spell of Was have done for is a great years ago Il the grippe and tenderness over of kidney medicine witho the Tablets. Journal, of Qualities eent to package. a mention of Balmwort Davton, Ohio They did me good, I sent for more using two packages was free of my trouble. I wish gO and medicine—aA “= had | whieh followed by terrible backaches | the kidneys. | I had no rest neither night nor day. After trying several different kinds || ut getting | any relief I found in the Sioux City curative | I for a trial! mue + after | ( entirely every } hj —— — One who is trou bled. this way would Tablets and I Sure they'll prove satisfactory. Respectfully, MRS. GEORGE BYF, Route No. 4, Lyons, Neb. try Balmwort -——— Suffered Off and On any Years—In Bed 8 Days Balmwort Brought Relief am ioften ne When you Mork in. Over-eating, Btipat 1C nN Every drop of your blood seven minutes—poor, ‘ithe kidneys seldom ‘until structural! changes orveur, only careful living and skilled medical Wake Up! Cheer Up! a | Help Your Kidneys! Bladder Troubles Go! SH medical specia Get busy, quick—help your Kidneys and they will help you! Quick acting, balmy Balmwort Tablets is the best friend you can find for ‘slow-working,’’ tired kidneys and painful, suffering bladder tronble. Thousands say so! Thow sands have proved it! You prove it too—or back comes your money. But—if your trouble has been poorly treated and reached the stage of or- ganic disease—don’t trv Balm- wort—instead, consult the best alist vou know of, and feel lucky if saved. The Kidneys’ Duty Is To Filter Acids, Poisons and Impurities From the Blood. tired, ed help! catc damp places. indigestion, —all these passes through overworked kidneys—no wonder they rour kidneys once every h cold, or get wet feet, or have “flu” or grip or No wonder they need help! over-drinking coffee, tea or liquor; ive your kidneys extra duty, extra work. oy strike”—they just go on trying when it is too late to mend them, con- But to do their best and service avail Dedr firs: I had heen in bed If more people rec yrnized this fact and knew how easy it is to @ight davs w' creat pain in my | eorrect improper functioning by taking it in hand early—there wou!d back near 3 kidneys. I could not (‘be fewer premature deaths and a much hea! thier race. get up or down in bed as it pained A French scientist claims that “as the kidneys are, so are all me so bad. I tried all the kidney (the organs of the body.” ills that ‘ ‘ 7 7 . . . : . ! ES ec tie” a deta Misery—Pain—Suffering—Exneuston: advised me to get vour Balmwort Why endure them ? tablets 1 they did me so much You can be well! You - ret A oh oc rood that T boucht another box and ain your health and stren ; ; beng h ht ‘eae gre ne Scat So rae to Bal mwort tab! ets have been — a mmaney me Laxat ve } 1s and Toa8 ‘ am up ‘bladder tro ibles for thousands. Their pctios - ce Hy prt on and around and at mv work agair they are mild, not drastic they are soothing and ag and, > ae DOs watuter and * decorater, 64 ‘ine opiates or habit-forming drugs. 7 Try them—obtain Regular Ddize, years of ag ind have ffered off $1.25, or Trial Size, 60c, of ail good druggists. an n for vearsa with mv kidneys “Thousands Have Prov red It.’ aud constingtion I dont think an: body could suffer more than T « I fam fre t terrihle n ins in the back, T ar eased with resulta and hone mv ter mav be of he!p to oth, rs y iis } FUGENFE RFVFETAGAT, nr -r 48 Tavior S:.. Old Monterey, ‘ . , . . ‘Life Worth Livine” Since Usine Balmwort, Writes Canadian Lady_ Cal The Blackburn Products Company, Ohio, hereby offera Reward of $1000 if letter published is not the genuine unsolicited of their medicine, given with- Dear Si; Having read of Ralm Wert tablets. T decided to try a box ahr! ny 1a htad with thea reeulte " Geass tie iy ‘. it ‘ ’ ' ‘ eee | hay i by eg " oF | great eufferer from REWARD: badder tronble for the past a Dayton, Care £ 7; he y. nna a tha ‘ ad here “ ij ave ae ‘ he fo every . f are ni 7H ime ; a users had very — relief until I sent pr of ar d. for your tablets and since then life out pay of any in heen ntrene living FMMA 7 OUEALF. Brormeiitre apt. 2, 364 Mel MeLares St. | a Ottawa, Ont., Canad FOR SALE BY WOLFF WILSON AND JUDGE & DOLFH AND ALL DEUGGISTs. : ' ' Dreadful Head Pains, Due _ To Slow-Working Kidneys, Says Lady Aged Sixty-five Dear Sirs: I have taken three boxes of Balmwort tablets and started on the fourth. I am a , Woman, age 65, and keep house for my my head felt like husband and self. TI had suf- fered so much pain and the top of it would burst I was so miserable sometimes, and 'that I did not feel like doing anv- thing. I began to take Balmvwort and now I am feeling nnich better in every way and my head has quit hurting. I learned of this good medicine through a friend and yon 'may use mv name if it will help others to know of it. Yours resnpectf ‘ MRS. MARGARET LU c Ag. Box 8, Harmony, Ind. ——— Suffered Two Years; Gives All Credit To Balmwort Tablets Dear Sire: J should a good word about like to sav your Balmwort tablets. T have taken two hoxes and feel that I am cured, for T fee] like a new man, and give all] the ‘redit to Balmwort Tablets. aa T have had kidney and bladder trouble for two years and T had tried everything that I \ +? ce, ? did ae knew of, edicine has made me well. T had also tried two doctors. Thank- ing vou for such a great medicine, I remain. Yours truly, WILLIAM R. BLACK. Wilson, Allegheny (Co.. Pa Quickly Helped By Balmwort Tablets Just a word to let you v1] appreciate a good ar- Dear Sir: .,. *? ‘ cnow hi fic ie ne box of your Realm wort tnblets has whollv relieved me of iK anev troubie. ] am A worker, aged 44 and thanking you again, and again, I am, Yours trulr, HARRY DAVIDSON, R5 Mt. Anburn S¢., W atertown, Mass. ‘Terrible Bladder Condition’ Balmwor't Did World of Good Wear ire I hat , oO boxes of vour UBalmwort | Y ets and can KAY has cone i or of good | wa ’ rrin | : the hiadder. the rain wae dreadful and rT continue taking the tablets? My ‘so uses * r BRalmwort for ney trouble with fine results and 1 mow nee this letter if you 80 de sire Yours trulr, DAVID FVANB, ate, Mane Fredo Kansas, ee excite the kidneys. ‘ Keep your kids ate new fabrics , ¢ wa ) ) His , ) ° — 3 ore Bat am 5 ain | s y Gj fer a few davs ond your kidneys ment to a negro holding offic A sho t] on b 5 ° Ki th “4 ing ty eke Justice of the Peace in St. Lou} re. wn seas y rowning Ing are ose / , may then act fine. This famous salts me is bets tein 9 f $1 00. b B iti h | hi h h h | d Y from the acid of grapes and °© are a woven ritish looms w p t ' jg made f un ¢ eS a call , ee V H S WNIC ave innerite j lemon juice, ¢ smbined with lithia, and oy arm one a - Justice Mc- y ‘ oy, sen been used for years to help clean Chesney for the Rey an nomina- the traditions and standards of six centuries. 1 i and stimulate clogged kidneys; also to On last August MeChesney con- ie AZ peutralize the acids in the ‘Sy stem so tested and Clark gained votes in the , bs e they are no lon pe r f gn] urs ‘fp of irrita- | rec ount. M: & hesne Vv SO uch t Lo have Suits for Men $50 to $70 cA, . tion, thus often relieving bladder | the Election Board to keeq Clark’s led A tty wanted materials, colors, trimmings; man weakness. |name off the ballot, without success, Topcoats $45 to $60 0A make a good selection; every one in demand, Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in-|appealing to the Supreme Court of |g: 3 re: makes a delightful effervescent | Missouri for a writ of mandamus | The Finest Fabrics, Finely Tailered \24 th (2a floor), $9.85 thia-water drink, which everyone with the same result. i > sizes ( An ee oe iF f c mw rr | Mi! — a nfants’ Cashmere Capes ADVERTISEMENT iw Beautiful white Cashmere Capes, trimmed 98 Ww 4 dainty embr oldery, ecallo edge and sailk-lined hood: leng and 4 é 44, short models (2d PiOOr).. ese: % 4 _ Sample Caps Bloomers AY k. organdie and White and i elas a cael lere lace and tic waist nd knee; A, ribben trimmed. ali | some have ombretaes v by @Gizes (24 uffles: all 4 Fioor) . 10c sees (24 F 1.) 5c | $3 $3 Lace Curtains $1.00 Beautiful patterns in fine Nottingham, filet, and some cable net weaves; ‘2% an yards long: panel ana pair atyle: all perfect, but have be used as same! es and are y sotied; spe ly priced eet Monday, pair mm eae es ee os ees a CURTAIN WINDOW PANEIS | SHADES | if? inches wide) 'B36x6 «ize; asesort- and 2% yards) jea colors: com- long: bring wise | ‘plete with | of your. win- tings; c dow Cc (3rf@ Fi.) Pach — TR annie, te | EATH SUNFAST . APERY | ILILOWS DR. : 2% iba nice ciean 1h gs s. heavy tick- 38 inches “ASc. ng: while jot leets colors; cut Cc (Sra F1.), cf from bolt: yd. ee 69c “nteeged “rf tare «4 fF _ebneees. ee o«68448. } Lace OCurtain A Stretchers (‘Aa Withcenter j brace; will not 4 SALE OF 4 Gag. non-rustable 4 $1.59 7 : Music Y Step Ladder i se..§ Word Roll 43 oie 24 — $1 1.79 Now is the time to buy your Wall Papers for Spring clean- 0 10HS Fr Garbage Cans | ing. Our stock is complete and fresh, and we offer a large Papas ‘Love L a. 9c variety of patterns for any room in the house. —— Om ’ —each e «~ SRL REP RAE GAAMMABAAM. WO all-over for Light suitabie : basement rooms and back — 204,-F oof Roll ee Poultry Wire | halls. 0% long gecoe reales ues. Sold with 4 ‘$1 69 borders only; UG ” at, the 4 in ere ee dl 7 18- pe. ree a Se . ew whe 3 ; Sa] —. — he © Papers | attic and Extraordinary val- | cutout | 2c POLYCHROMES fect. match: the roll. wall 9TOWN. Dainty bedroom papers in the new floral stripes | .and all-over Attractive borders to at, chintz Beas: £& ASA Ss. covering, ef- | cutout 6c —the wonder paper of the 1923 blended. in rich shades Specially priced tomorrow at, Living-room Papers | two-tone, grass cloth borders or dec- orating bands; the rol! season. SPRING SALE SPECIALS | Tapestries; and | signs and colorings; sult- in | $1.25 varied da- blended effects; values to | 'B4e; sold only with per- pane for parlor, clarag SPEGIAL fectly matched c room and halk Values | «pets of War- $1.00 jte 45e;5 saw’’ and one +e at, the word roll. R | Seer niar price Monday, only A beautiful 80-inch ’ , of blue, gray and i 24 Cc for the two RI Ss ea ~ aa NET EF PAE Meee 2 Ao enn eats eA —e SQM SWS Vas 49 $1.00 Union Suits Women's Summer-wetght Union Sults; band or tape tops; Jue All wool, 54 to 58 inches w {de, in the popular vee. bem tight or shell Knee; open or closed; gizes 24 to 44; an very deatr ab e for pring coats and cap ine are exceptionally good garment at.......6..eee. erirveritr? v pris ed 4 we yard, $1. 0S aad en = a Oe ee ee _ . ” od i Madras Shirting—Big S8-Inch Satece — High eraue $1.25 Hose—Women's Fiber and 28¢ Lisle Hose—Women's extra ¢ COS ii ee rn he ‘at beau- beautiful lustro us, 80 rft- finish a Ry ed epee “>” yh fine mercerised Lisie Hose; a* assort ’ 0 i pay nage to TT ‘Orr . | *K, } wn, i a tiful ,patterns;, very ne yoo ley e = 29¢ gray. mode and navy hem top; black only: .¥ special at, nels dicsoae es ll sizes ecial | all sisés; irregulars; by s} i] day (Main Flo: ~ all sizes; special........ 4 (Main Floor.) iin a Rape meite special, @ pairs for...... tz Silk ¢ g@)) rrade ; oLe—— omen a per . . "4% Chiffon Taffetas — Pure Ay gg oo a 7 “ ariety of Hiowe with three-seamed back: 38¢ Heese‘ hildren's fine and ea thread silk, 36 in. Frcs shades; at the very black and sirable heavy ribbed Hoge; 4 wanted colors, low price of only 29¢ colors; all size black only; sizes 4 to egular A ag val ue mmm 2h cena gl epecial........ o. 9%: special. ..-.cceseece ; “ a ) oa 7 aT ; , , Spe a _ ee ae a a ee i i ee i ~ in : 9x12 CONGOLEUM GOL PPB A ee heel Lalli PPL OP eel SEAL BRAND 4. Pinata IONE I Te rN = 5 4 Makes a durabise and sanitary rug for any r es room in the h ouse. Many pretty carpet pat- o $10 MATTRESS terns tn select from: aleo t! ey and blocks. Reversible Mm Guaran ond 100% ali-new cott nz Specially price for tomorrow only, @@CcNh....+. Rugs ‘ ; ~o | | | eign: apex tal while te e | Cork Linoleum y aets, Monday only Vith a burlap base, 1 9A in a vartety of pat- Ld oe S oe ohes | The pattern goes | - ny Heed Hi Aware hE | through to the back; a) . {/ as in quant!ty pleceg Up Be ogy 59c oT" 5arde OBe iste ejuare jar 4ERKI2 MARTIN BEDS aor BRUSSELS | : STAIR CARPET ynctuding | chen o7 inches wide! tm af Axminster Rugs , e ” = . th ton wade von Ook ae terns. 27x54 nize, in green, 69 + | oy square —_ ~ Cc. blue, tan, allover de- yard : ait zee i. | signe; good, high napi == $6.98 — whtle lot lasta, special t cra BARGAIN BASE Mose MUSLIN é Warne: te : | | c@r'gse4a Heere $S. 00 bie k and . $1.49 $1.75 $10.00 || Fis: 58 : | . — Dresses | *'"" 12ic : forte or 3 EETS Spreacs | et lic si 1009 pairs || ciesn-ep mae || eee , 14c ore bleach- White crochet women « seh of womens ) Pe doub! ; , : to? nae 1i &, erwea sSuonfaet PANE I. ed 1x9 dou r , aa pes fii isses higt i pomamne tate ve- Und 1 :, nhepdataar ag bi) ed #iZze, size 4 and iow Bhoot our Df @ ere) Mene FRirte | Wemens a 8 Drapery Reg $1 39 , heavy 4 ial ~—Dpatent, gun- aoe 4 atyies | and Trawere. : | mitoses felt ood BH - i: wid 308 ‘ except: om ity Whtie metal and rea) vaives UP | | while 15 deten | | srecate House a 1° « i e al a fon + nday last viet kid: nN to $1000. at i garments aot. | | eat oto 1 oo . ‘ na Fy a ‘ : 7 ; | ch ; . sine” ott tbe | | Stansrck very |[ omy @@e! | Sy ~ 9 clean- T3c || $6.00 || x"... 23e¢]\« ‘: 2$e}i: 98c (_“ & aoe sicinitined \iieeaiiailietana at | s . pao an ae - — — —_ 4 ib ie hemes ccs a ZA S. Seaa (ie - SOE ee a . “=. ~ - » ¥ Se ee _ 4 ~ _9Be - da'e'e'e's’s ". ; * 4 ’ We tall te alee we ee ee > ’ >: Teer ee ee ee Sex vteitete oon ** i * ss voce < < « was ” ”* CPP e edd ae alee ten "Ad SAA it\'s % Lad ~e eS us. APS ; _ioe = eo ee 8 BANA SEGSls AAS & " ww’ i. ” Pdddde 4 yoy WA p - at

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~~ and the a Combined. wane Cily Cewaon of the Dailv _POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat | a a el — ee a . ve a cece Operation, FUNERAL SERVICES TODAY 9 —{—— =e Bald Eagle desan operation ins: FOR FREDERICK TIEMANN, 97 | —— | = OLDy vgeck after being tied up here since age | ig . = Why aie = is ie h TI inn, who was born tn Braun R 40c Castoria (F tc er 'S). the Drunkard? fs. Sens From Tea to Romance : e early in 1 , and began the manu- | “ 7 tarted over a “cup i xene actur Many a romance has starte cup | 75¢ Mentho-La es © @« ea or tea ve aid Pe pieacttal added setlnini.*Sah see ” wera, i ee peas Home Brews epoare SS ORO Tak- » ie more cheer- ing Lives Everywhere That Can On a rainy after on. what is more cheer ’ — r . Y — 7 2 "es " . | 9 Tp " ‘ tare ae on | a, ; r. , ‘ al } > Tt ae -_ ~ ea } le ? } - te re e 7 a ule? : La : i . . > | . , ? ¥ a 44 L.asily Be Saved, Secretly if Desired. _. ‘ ful and cozy than a served q ' asil; ' He returned to Se Tz ‘manny: wenn On “epee out like the 2 ee tJ g =? "3s area aw ee - . . —- . . . 7 “orne! ereees ai ses oo : . 7 . ’ . ~ “= . —— ? + , —— . 9% - . ] . f your wonderful tea set. ; C0 ine 42¢ _ ! Gly 7 ;? have the right Service, of or the charm is lost. Ask us for caagections || Wyeth’s Sage & Sulphur, 49 cand S@ge 99 i mee to $100.00. | | $1. 50 Goldman’ S Hair Restorer, $1.2 ‘ ine Caldwell’s Syr.Pepsin,4@2candS3ge M had listened to you Aspironal......... 39 old, her spirit had agg emp on bn GLASS COMPANY “ | nah ’ var. _Barrdch~ and Look Through. 1121-1125 OLIVE ST. i 85c Johnson’ $ Floor Wax ‘ ve “Too Late” ‘rena * pe jse he held al’ hearts — — THIS IS “OPEN HOUSE" DAY AT NEW VETERANS’ HOSPITAL SLU GLASS AND QUEENSW, ee ee oY PO er te . Re a aoe > =— : 1a°% De > 2, ,owe . to t a Barrac _ . flow with ease, level ont to ridgeless trae A ali ll a patmest en. reservation, from where the route : . | T . lustre that is absolutely waterproof. tremens. Don't let your husband pal ros che “hospital -. bou , NS AN ii 7 ) $55. 00 , Begin with a clean surface, apply res triai_at once. Don't delay." | Fallroad stations at the Barracks. ACCOUNT . § et pats agar pra Free Golden Trial = | ree y + . beates . pends . ey 5 . Osi > * Ri, or eee Ss a eel hey Po ee ele ewe @ & The hospital ts reached best hv ~ oe eee 7 ee ee eh or away, and your car takes on added cncoreliget' Special, th and beauty. Dr. J. W. Haines Co. 6h Ca, dine » ele ee ~+ ys ty 848 Glenn Bide. Cincinnati. 0 cs: Coa ee eee | : Monday Satisfaction! We guarantee it, or Pia ces en Cred ta & perfect ~ nin Wrapper a free tria: ef Goldens Oo A nag! eh emeaqn set on Rbee. “ee — ate: e “money back for the empty can.” - RON TOME: EEE E = nnn ae 3 | Bk ) ¥ ( At Jodze & . ge se 1, when it will revert to it | | At Pelne S Beat MEDICINE PRICES acd ~ ea, ei, “How to Paint Your oe ve AO PRE: ery “Ss Ng Allenrhu ; ~-.-- 81.233 Dickinson's Witch Pasa, Dt | | | 7 : Baume Analgesique .. 5Qc Pure Glycerine, pound. . Seat cares (eis altars sy _ats | EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS AT Calocabs . . ~ A 4 ‘ = eat COT i if 72. + f. . ry at ». i" oo ‘ ’ — o ar hh > Tre 7 . ee © pay us n ittle cack week. Ne ° red tape; ; ry f 5 RATZ BRC TH! IRS HDW. CO., LOF Be +h 4 7“. = eer S* Se Vas ies strictly treme, Se dpone ve Wine Cardni . - r Imported Bay Rum, pint. . rice 8) $5 00 cee oe a % . reaps 8 | Raper f wenne hristian Church Union : x | Pinkham’'s Veg. Comp. Pr. & W. Quinine, oz, bottle. . ~s if d . ed W. GODFREY HW. co. =. BSCHRICH & SON RB ro OE | shampoos boulevard and Enright avenue. The Beautiful New Spring 2. esired. Escro ’ | ¥ a wave Rive. @Hv aoag why ane P a x ~ ‘ Peg a ee a uin too much free a Ral; Phis pay n Retter ‘ | 4S Rev. Dr. Jesse R..Kellems, evangelist | i JUDGE B DOLPH’S: ; > a a. a - +h a + _ J Z ie sidesa i akes the hair brit ‘ end Charlies H. Richards, chair lead- ) e Selectiona } yery harm #1! \f aE bbel te eorra * " : — — " ; — ” ‘ , Bessie np aie, er, will be tn charge of the meetings Ss Di % hampoo (which is pure and °": © | = | | shampoo (which MAU cccice with ko kee uncer aaa See 25c Cuticura Soap ‘AD ntirely greaseless) is muc better than sivthinn ana rou one: One for _ ne a up to Easter Sunday ’ 95 ee 25¢ Woodbury’s Soap. - for 63c ow ShamMpooing, as tuis cannot peaaaiy CC ¢ . Gum, ot an ls Bra "| Dr. Kellems te 30 years old, and : Cough § 10c Palmolive Soap. .. .5 for 34c 93 ig cf 4 | : . \ Je a ee ee pe awe hla by - a Rea eh 4 SF ae ap al M6, as wr a an ed has been in the pulpit for 15 re Drops, . ; . " tse AND “=|. 60c Pompeian Powder ry and his mother ; Simp! v put ‘wo or +hrea teaspoon- » TO DEALERS IN TOW NS WHERE THRME ARE NO KYANIZE AGENTS a at Slated fied in a cup or giass| his father having been an ovanmeites y) 5 particulars. +h ea ha r Ww +h wR er and rub +h 7 | "eing Now a tea “har i a B) »* a ec j \ >? fer C 50c Lablache Powder sifed in. It will make an abundance lege on the Pacific Coast. He and 1 \ = $1.00 Angelus’ Lemon Cream.79c £ If there is mo AYVANIZED Agent in your town. the KYANIZE exclusive ” “Se oe of rich, ereamy lather, and clean t Richards have lately been holding | Yee are — , . r _ ahted with ovr =o setae om af ca Sega y | a + 3s, § 91 Pyorrhocide Tooth Powd.79c . ° > Tse . 7 . rT > = — ~ -+ wy ' r > a °a ar agency is open to you. Write us direct, or our distributors, for full with @ iittie Warm water, then moisten aes ee ir and seal aa Amv 4 ee rings Karsas City. , large dresses. the newest ul a er sual v, and removes every es styles are Be im flat crepes, Canten Piso 50c Pepsodent crepes, taffetas, etc. {ome in and make Fy teal OF INTEREST T0 BRITISH “VETS” | | | pour attention Gamibien. | Coush 9 25c Listerine Tooth Paste, Remedy. ; aie ogi fre and SLAY, Appeals From Penston Ararde to Re . ) Ladies’ Suits es 9 3 for 50c HE POST - pisPATcH is the ite St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press News Service. wee sy to manage. Washewadl: : Ui: cele te 19¢ 25c¢ Sanitol Tooth Powder or i var 7 ; &, 7 > / > > Made b Jt n 80. = Mu's e*] ocoanut O11 y ine garian biccuse stric; some — Paste 3 for 50c peo at any drug store. It is very a = a : . are silk limed: made HEADQUARTERS FOR MEN’S THINGS 5 Tapes & Wraps PA || GILLETTE BLADES °=-°"ss. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN : =. - ne oe p D ei AN Sta-Comb ..59c Hair Groom . .32c Oho Kevevosesevevese > al | a = | rone a. | 72 tam iv eae monthe - : € ih : Li Se ee a eae ae ee ye eee a, G (*) ( : Be sure your druggist gives you Mul- sified. | sh Ministry of Pensions: anneuneid A Special Showing of MENNEN’S SHAVING CREAM, 32c eee, VICTROLAS [i> Sues? TE Sf a | . 7h , _- o- - _ _ a P - " , - o é e - 2

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MARCH 11, 199 = EE = nd ° - q ie. ‘ ear . a BUNDAY, . + MARCH 11, 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 11B TOO LATE-YES, FORGET | That Was Yesterday--Look at Today. Remember Before lt Is “TOO LATE’”’ Restorer. $1 29 | : “Too Late" —The train had gone—“Too late”—Somebody else had gotten the order 7 42 iS3c ae > ‘Too late’—Your Sweetheart would not wait any longer—“Too late” — Your wife Sin, aCalt C7} ) = had listened to your promises too many times before—“Too late”—Your Mother grown fees OO old, her spirit had fled to the other world before you arrived for that long-postponed or Wax... S9c|| P a Yfo $$ al S$ . aAY’S SALE 3 Magnesia. 34) 45c and 89e) cher’s). . 29¢1 | ess es 59¢ 3 | ...... 830)" ,42c and 3c} | ur, 49cand 98el} - At ae : ” : ; ¢ Oe Le err At hae a ie aT eed 3a a Ree ke ka iM Re there is no stock ahead of it in either dividends or assets and none on a par with it. It is the kind of stock to buy in any business that is to have a big future, for if big earn- ings are realized they go first to this kind of stock, whereas many other classes of stock get what is left after bonds — preferred stock and even more get their profit first and : many is the time when no profit is left for the lower grades of stock — and remember, too, when your money is in a bond or preferred stock, it is usually limited to a certain fixed percentage of profit. _ It is not by any means the present dividend rate that is being paid on Piggly Wiggly Class “A” Stock, which equals more than 7% on the price of $55.00 per share, which is to be considered, but it is that big profit that is bound to come in the greater value of the stock and its corresponding increase in the dividend rate if Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc., continues its present rate of progress, and surely this will be a fact. When you buy this stock you will be a partner in a business that you can see every day for yourself, as you can go to the principal cities and towns throughout the coun- try and there see some of your property if you are the owner of some of this stock. These stores will be your very own in partnership with the President of the Company and the thousands of other stockholders. This is a national business and one not dependent upon purely local conditions, as may be found in a particular city at a particular time. “Too Late” — These are fearful words — Yet, in our sluggishness we do not know their real meaning and then comes regret. Big opportunities have come and gone and none realized because you were “Too late’—How much better things would have been had you not been “Too late!” = But let’s forget the past—TODAY is the watchword, though a thousand opportu- nities have been neglected before. Today has its opportunity, and a big one in Piggly Wiggly Class “A” Stock at $59.00 per share to the real investing public—for this is not the price for the “Gambler” or the “Speculator.” The President of Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc., wants 20,000 stockholders as his part- ners in this business — real honest-to-goodness partners that will help through their }@ ©good will and patronage to make Piggly Wiggly the greatest and best merchandising ' } Organization in the world, and this is what it is to be, but which it would not be if con- 1 trolled by the gambling or speculative clique who buy and sell stock merely for profit on market manipulations while the public puts up the cash. It is to prevent anything like this happening to PIGGLY WIGGLY that this stock is offered to the public at the low price of $55.00 per share to be paid for on the partial-payment plan or all cash if desired. Escrow certificate will be issued by a bank where all cash is paid— I Share—5 Shares-100 Shares, all at the same Price of $55.00 per share. P iggly Wiggly Stores, Inc., has no bonded debt—No Preferred Stock ahead of this Class “A” Stock. This stock is the highest-class stock outstanding in the company— TODAY IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY <e Piggly Wiggly is not the old: fashiontll kind of grocery store—it’s up to VING CREAM, 32c CLASS “A” COMMON STOCK | date—the store of progress, and, of course, there are imitations—that in AY GARDEN [oases cniral fh of PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES, Inc. itself proves the worth of the Piggly Wiggly System, but imitators are like . SOMPACTS | Harawood, the original and besides, all history, practically, records success for the vires 6 | $55 Per Share $55 Per Share Partial Payment Plan or All Cash if Desired Original and failure for the Snoopy, Oozle-Spined Creature whose avoca- tion is pussy-footing around the brain-workings of an originator—the imi- This is a voting stotk. Is preferred as to dividends. Is cumulative as to dividends—now paying $1.00 per share quarterly, which is more than 7% on the price of $55 per share. Dividend dates are March Ist, June lst, Bicycle §. Playing }. Cards, § EPRICES “ °5:.10°"" Ue Dickinson's Witch Hazel, pt., Pure Glycerine, pound Tinct. Jodine, oz Spirits Camphor, .. eres Crxscara Aromatic, pint This is a business that deals in Food—so whether good times or bad there must be business im Food. Could any kind of business have a better foundation for “Safety?” J. & D. Mineral Oil, pint... oD J. & D. Russian Oil, pint 7 a? J.&D. French Olive Oil, pt, ant. Sol. Citrate Magnesia e453. . a “For Cash” is the way Piggly Wiggly business is handled, withr#o delivery costs. It is operated on a particular Self-Service plan that is absolutely distinctive for cleanliness and for economy in operation. No distribution system for Food products has ever been on such a comprehensive plan for well organized effort to build a great business. : Compare the record of Piggly Wiggly Stores with the record of any other NOW big business, and if you have in your mind any sense at all you will not fail to see that the record of Piggly Wiggly far ex- ceeds the record of the others. Iipsom Salts, pound : | Imported Bay Rum, pint... .¢ Pr. & W. Quinine, oz, bottle. . 1S ( Better DOLPH’S | Prices EAE PCS ES 3 for 63c ra Soap. .3 for 63c mening stir, pap... .5 for 34c Bi 3 for 10 - owder Box of 20. ac emon Cream.79c a,’ Tooth Powd.79c Tooth Paste, | 3 for 50c oth Powder or : - 4 a i ; ‘9 LA SUED MAE A NT HN Pa IE A PE SI Ae ‘ 3 er = aes FOR MEN'S THINGS oe ADES Per vy earns 1 tator is like this—who will do him honor? .ocust 514 Washington d KINGSBERY—<Winter Garden) , —— . Suits—many silk-lined—many — ——— -_~ |SPECIAL SALE : White Enameled Bathroom e Mirrors 5 @x1l2 .--- 10m14 .+«.«* 10x16 ..«-. *12x18 ..«.-+-. = 12x20 ..-: | Write for Free Ittustrated | We sell to everybody at wholesale onl . ui PLY CU. nd 75, Not Affiliated with Any Traga\ee IS 11 Chestnat St, St. Lawl - September lst and December Ist. This stock is traded in on both the New York and Chicago Stock Exchange. Is good collateral for a bank loan. PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES, INC., has no bonded debt—no preferred stock ahead of this Class ‘‘A’’ Stock, either in dividends or assets. PIGGLY WIGGLY Stores now operating in 41 states and Canada—1241 stores now the total—located in 388 towns and cities. PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES, INC., owns and operates 659 of these stores located in the principal towns and cities of the country. It is not only the present 7% profit that the stockholder in PIGGLY WIGGLY will get for his money—there is bound to come that enhancement in the value of the stock that is due to follow the expansion and growth of this business, and with it will come, as a natural sequence, a larger dividend rate. ~The sales of this company for the last quarter of 1922 amounted to almost $11,000,000.00, and for December practically $4,000,000.00, and for the present quarter are expected to reach $12,000,000.00—and with the plans for expansion during the present year sales should exceed $60,000,000.00 and possibly will exceed $75,000,000.00. The net earnings for the last quarter of 1922 exceeded $315,000.00, and it is expected that these figures will be exceeded for the first quarter of 1928. At this rate the quarterly dividend requirements of $1.00 per share will be an 50 per cent on our present 200,000 shares of outstanding Class ‘‘A’’ Common Stock, and with earned by more th hat are to be acted upon during the present year these earnings should be the expansion plans of this company t materially larger. rates variety stores in Memphis, Tenn., Chicago, Ill., Norfolk, Va., Nashville, Tenn.., This company also ope : ! Terre Haute, Ind. These stores are extremely profitable and many more will be establish- Chattanooga, Tenn., and ed during the present year. It is desired that wide distribution be had on this block of stock, and that this may be accomplished, arrange ments have been perfected so that this stock may be paid for on a partial payment plan on the basis of $25.00 eash per share, and three notes at the rate of $10.00 per share, due June lst, Sept. lst and Dea, Ist. This means 1 will receive more than 7% on the entire investment and pay 6% on the balance as represented by notes of $30.00 per share. If desired cash may be paid in full for the stock, and escrow certificates wil! be issued by the banks. gcc . eee cnn cance A” YOUR OPPORTUNITY IS NOW—“TOO LATE” MAY BE WHAT YOU WILL HAVE TO REMEMBER IF YOU WAIT—“TOO LATE” IS SOMETHING THAT YOU NEVER SEE OR KNOW TILL IT IS “TOO LATE” CUT THIS OUT AND MAIL TO CLARENCE SAUNDERS, PRESIDENT PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES, INO. 826 CLARK AVE., 8T. LOUIS, MO. LOCAL PHONES: 9321 Olive ; 9322 9323 Downtown Office 407 North 7th St. Near Locust | Dear Bir: I am interested in the purchase of some of your Class *‘A”’ Common Stock | as advertised and would like to have more particulars regarding the same without obligation upon my part. | Name oe ees 6 ele emo ome oem oom eet Pf © ©. e we + © . | Street Address . For Additional Information Call in Person PIGGLY WIGGLY Office | REPUBLIC NATL BANK 407 North 7th St. ( vcs Locust Street Near Sth. il e ZS +a ial , ea ee ES ‘om SPREE 9 SARE eer ap, eta rat = fi a aes! ae cs tee <a tee ai pal r yee ee hak Dra, ae re bags? . [a = eee

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» eee mS co ae ee ee 7 z N Se ee PML Oy 4 ar ng ote yaa mg age) Re AT aa ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH STNDAY MORNING. MARCH 11, 1923. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH « ‘ oo Ao > » * Rin Mar h 74 « Fo ] wing ‘s an off: a. i s° 5f bonds traded in n Re e mrices of sec uriti I ; ’ r th = ase of Sr andaréd cy) iss es sale . . #) ro ‘ ; 4 . wn th — r were € 40° 39° shares compared wit? ‘a av & \ a, - = »} — pong “anaes “poe . lose of the mai- Price ‘ — ’ cept f{n ec 4 s 4 Ms , .e@ : Tot : si “at 1 wo ve , : xk Exchange today, with prices up (to and inc.uding tne c.wse © , are in 100 share iocts nt $1000 face value eac SEW YORK. Sila: on C week . cones 1 ' ts on the t Exc} cet “otal es today were $4 y51., 000 ) against $5.962.000 esterday, §$0,571,00U & *'')} and sales _of bond s represe™ Sate , — : v ' — : . in i >i r r sf ; as ‘ 4 oF r #h > , ’ iVia, Sea Oa ’ h a r ‘ —— — ” 386 702 last week: 4 os 65 s ay for t i ange. with high. nd closi: | 9 06 30 000 a year ago, and $5 656.000 tw ) years ag $5098.- SMa TT ‘a gh. Low. Close. Sales SEL SECU RIT’. | High prices “an a sot -ieamnees the we , E - sae Y to Gate, $610,939,000, aginst $877,957.000 a year ago, and $585. Bales. SE* = Se. a years agc een BONDS. &s : . ey 0s, cnn ‘ e Tea 7 Stocks and Sales High Low Cx " ES OE RI mam wore Lv) Ra for for of a $100" is Sa! les— 2 bi High. Low. —- A} Packers 924" vt tek (Ween Week. Week Week J , Week Month 23 a Oe CE SEER ReCwES High. Low, Close. MISCEL LANE OUS- AND INDUS- ale 7s now 8. INDUSTRIALS Securities. Sat'day. Aga Ago. Ar _ METALS AN Qu IPMENTS. GOVE RN “MENT BONDS | | DAG & El 6s. 4 e " + : “4 ; 1 ’ : es a7 ’ : ” ~~ ~~ ws a! } te 21 USL? .'47.101.238 101.20 101.16 “ y se : sk ° FRB, ry 104 04 01.04 € -*e@ ws “22 woe’ ©.) ws ors SHRP B PTT cn te O09 .* * e+ pw b&b eee ++pe ceoc oo CF: - i ks ae ed | Continued Steadiness of Ster- ling and Firmness of Ger- ' man Mark Featutes of 4» +=: tit Z D _|Cn siecl 256) 50%) Spit) Si al rex. 38... 3 Wick | Quiet Foreign Exchange once abe ? : 4 — n vido 2 pf 22) 9B B ek bores “oe | ghd See 29% 301 © Si 1, 3S, .* 88 Te 1001s 10012! “4 Wilson Fye3i 10s 103) BR UL ROAD BON Ds. rasF &sr By Icaccd Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Marc The Eve ming Post tn its copyrighted week!) Ri on “st | financial | | . : a Se ° 48 1 Drie | Rose ¥ rp $2 “Further eviden : — ist ; - ¥ re : eae ve : ‘ ot) oni! on > j= | ’ ¢ # . brs * le large ks r 2 : : bene : : = , j ~ - , 6 i* . ai . a, ees isx% and commercial p ress ; , . a On * aia . eae : “7 - - os | Pac rp 3! 8! b Int | es : : ab Pr Exp... he cided with marked | i? On. S 2 . 3 - : yn i (ai 4 Gn miny instances swung over to Dear side. They have been ‘to do so partiy by the large advances miready achieved from the lows of the Past two years and partiy by the " wiew that a temporary reaction is due ~ @n technical grounds. Meanwhile |: 7A Gwould appear that the West. which * “Was pessimistic during @ large part oe» @f 1922, is now impressed with the i revival which it sees actually going 4 on. In a sense, the public has en- tered the market and taken contro! of prices. The development teresting from number of stand- points and the course of the mar ket during the next week or two wlll De of considerable significance Trade Heports. “Increasing public participat consistent with the strength sh: «@uring the last 10 days, at a time “when bearish sentiment was quite ‘Prevalent among professionais. De epite abundant predictions to the contrary, prices persisted in ing.- Short selling had but ferent effect and usually lowed by sharp rallies total sales held at a high port and a movement of funds t New York acted as confirmatory igre of the broadening demand. A fairly close . paraile was to be found, ee. 3 . ¥ TRIAL BOND Jnore, between the action of cotton do pfd 18 107 U LW). it. ae . \ -_— 3 kW ae en er ar and stocks In both cases a broad ane = . , a : fa t ; ii | , 7 | . | = ’ | | ) | ! | : | ; Motuar | 1 : as 3 i ' — eo eee Srnough the tmit C™ ' . ia; ast , =: Pipmanga e . + fd : i ‘ “yar “ss an y= ¢ > os > M-K-7 +* o4 4 t C Noble | & Gas 2 ‘ 3 8A Wee . . ea oe a ~a- incdardé of capacity ts close at hand They €3 m1 1» : r 4 oll | ate. 2 A | are, nevertheless, unable to satisfs demand tailroad traffic ts keeping up ita extrardinary record and com- plete reports for January show that the Class | reads succeeded ear! ing 6.64 cent om their valuation : Other branches of trade furnish sim!- 8 1 "ag our , : . ' - . , ent ra as Onyx Hostery, le; cheerf Profits are — — = ‘ call | ? . . . . : . , 5 -? - . 9s . bis : ; — ys 7 ‘ A >) - ra c : ‘ — : . at Disee tet = Bn oe ° . od aw ae ae heote 2 alee , x | | 53 20° ae bade Durant od eat TT high Ample supplies of h Stage and a : pear t be availabie : Hi zh Low borrowing for commercial purposes ~e and a higher money market are \iké- ‘ly to accompany the advent of spring business It seers probable, how- ever, that the public will have a gen eearous Supply of funds available for lala fmenr and speculative purpoges Sierling Is Steady. : “Continued steadiness in ow a softer the the Continental Allies ess in the ark he leading developments Mieoreign exchange market lainiy reflects the uncertainty “ape with regard to the outcome Ruhr struggle French as ‘f the continued tInflatio f the th ll as German tron production is t Suffering and both countries are at reat expense to secure eupplies of ereign coa! The frano geuffers ee POth because of this and the neces- PHity for purchasing marks for vee in —jrhe Ruhr Strength itn the mark Which appea: paradoxical in view iene sn currency on scale, 5 Gor - S"te i? ae torr 225 Ore ~#O-4- ar" Wut INDUSTRI ~§ j tn of ee .c ~ ~. 4 - oo s ~ OU ide ts) “3 a *rco ase S rage borer ae : ‘ "BON Ds. . 4 Tis . ; pee ~b DC uwre pc 2 a ee os © a ee) “Orris . Prima Radie Ce Radio Corp mh 10 JS F8 ee ae Pons pl THish Dt WP - 18 c i "*e®eeceer*ted review A’aska ort ‘3 ~} > ~ ae a) Yor *- Om » ss roe res inusu > -bhuPd 9 sy - rom I“OnooD e2oeg ,% rant MmniiUuefn J 4 wetrtesedve WD PDPT IRL WA Re tO./9 . - — 7” ™ 4 om the ine _ “met pe © ; : A ete A RRR TRAN AEN RRL PRE LOORLI GS AY: me yam ek gE ote tas RIPE OE RR Re PT RRR tl IIR Po he lad NGOS Set Nae LE UTA I es et ee es one ers ; 4, Le Se atee dea. ates PY EES 4 Ree RRR Ri te - —* ] we iut> iDWweswis New York Cotton ne | Meanwhile 41% ae YORK, March 10.—Cotton : : High, tae. ce ) ae 112 ° P PRI 5 ce oe _ n> 183 DR BWwWisie OF Ss; ~ ee he) a o+ a i ; S« 4. ils’ + MISCELL ANEOUS AN : raw ac new s INDEPE. NDE ~ r OILs. Nat was . « 4 uy Ov ‘ ~ one Oot > ADADD PL r- SERIA ye at Doha ile BOM ey De venti SSA RR aR eR ate RE: fs ¢ _New Orleans: Cotton | ORLEANS. March 10 sed steady a: net —" yw . pre ey Le a ~—d otton ac ‘ance dyed RED me Mr & ’ am» € i —" > i ~* Orr -» ‘ ‘ PFatuddsdce ; rs «aa @ ~* o- ur - NI I REA tie et A IE Ae aS A BO em te NAN TN LAO NC ROT ME ODT I RE dy es the course ne the NARROW RANGE TO PRICES ig vA ~ nn £6) ‘he s were ipcliinped te work group ” » ae Sa fs — tone jr dod firm- . iw ts sf F — German nm been _ =) $4 a 000 00 Tedits $50" 000 000 bank clear ngs $65,000,000 PARIS, March 10.-—P “hs gher , er Sar tere ber « ve) “net for refined wae wee 91% fer fne erenuiated. was itght, But some imPre ‘fed wm the near fweture. fuurese Were sor a ees Metals at St. Loui«a % _ "#84 wee varkas zed ta @t. Leute today . ~ To ty tine alse us hanged at $7.80 per 1 Wall Street News and Comment —SPECIAL DAILY— “49° — D ; 7 Ff =) cre .s aOo8 © a? 1s 718 er es

VEMESS wim Y ww 000%7% ee & if Orne? i Tri “Ge ‘ 4ne , DP » re? Zz. « ee ae 4h OF fee) Deenwrnwg ov om . J @oaee4htn» wee a mM - BV’ OH DS DBO OF DYOLNID-s | we ” 3 francs, ‘ar was cuocted at 168 frarcs. 56 cent!mes LONDON. March 10.——Hae silver, oner. 2% per 4 three months b! SSF FF SL fe. F a + SPLPS ioe ieo wo o o +48 ee i ‘ , : ys *D , ; “i i 2 Pee _ ca CF SFA TF + *#e9 . a FES TPiv- "*@a o| seeell il elileses Cottonseed ou Market. ’ ' SSECEE 5 SACRE La +> : ~ RAILRO. 1D BONDS. | Hab'rshaw ‘ar 4 Hartm Co Haves Wh Hencee s , stn ; bed Dee Pet bee bee Ot Ord > go Oe? eamwhile is explained 1 tl r th te that the supply o el eutside of Germany ow stnall proportion of alue of these forelian as furthermore deprec a that Germany needs to spend but moderate amounts of good m considerab! y to tnfluence their p: “Bome professional se sure and profit-tak': parts of the stock ing the first hour that most of ites showed loses petnta. Thies sel! »—Parentiy had spen> leet hour began abd a m ty set tn wh resu! a BOO4 recover (es ~ zh “warter Closed main stocks was fractionally Ing was ¢ session maintained tere trading . “A eontinued good demand for ster img brought a fu the quotation Gmprovement in ' the ether a’ were the on ign exchange ~arke: Ge 84.70% and 70% at which pr “@e om the day Fran. at €04% certs and the a Special Correspondent of Post-Di«patch. (RR D> LB Pa® oy Bond Clothing§ Capital stock of the Aa a k market Clothing Company {s listed & : in was an active market is The Company is at paying quarterly dividends the rate of $2.00 per share sae : kK. March 19 In the main ten ward. The ects arma. i. tt those which had tade up @ reaction ad al ee ling pres Gg. apperace tr , - market (i'st du wit the the s#pecu ative of + ne h ‘ts Dy wo cow? 9 ses 6were resuit favo Orn kt to »wever Cae N. Y. Stocks Bought and Sold on ommission Accounts Carried on Conservative Margin. Direct Wires to All Important Markets. at the close of Fed BONDS ie loa of Pete lor Safe Investment EE cectea ane ae ro YIELD UP TO ae j 3 in tens in the month. An Extensive Selection Is 4 o: ane Given in Our Current List. 4 The Bond pee: Sent on Request. featured the - Ps.’ “lay The mest oa ) r’ wor , O° "! found te Members Careful tavesters will Benefit by . wag t eoneiedering our > elterings tom 4 Stree: (allways Se and ts which ed sharply on very heavy o “s . s°>-9@ ; ot es [are % 4 ny wit taSs ‘ mip nn Te irred wae + > peo’ a 2) ND D Fot IPMENTS aD- e as the ~-derate rail- ‘ed in - - 5 ped off from a Med leaders had siip five points i ; 4 so™m.e the fst a Fis FESO OLEEEA SEE TUE OE ae Se» >? 4 -* yh ee | ie a J ry ae bodr of lower ‘rad a wrek-end ‘- ‘ 1 sw j ie. ie] Cine) SO WD DO i the »* et ever for Bo: oderate Ft FSFE im m@ cae ee > Fey — # _ t uses for the WU. a+ -9e>d>~ wre a re 4iaecounts and e@ re@uction of $11: 418.000 in met @eman@ Geposita The former ttem tetaled §4.663.631.000 ana the ‘atter $444,994, Cirenlatio slightly. An Excellent Opportunity for Bond Salesman One of the city’s leading fi- nancial institutions has: need for experienced bond salesman. Liberal remuneration to right man. Replies confidential. Boz ¥-320, Post-Dispatch. WANTED TO SELL HOLD-UP ALARMS Only men capable of earn- ing $5,000 to $10,000 per year and able to finance their expenses need apply. ELECTRIC ALARMS, Inc. 1372 Penobscot Bldg. Detroit _ = —_ line of steel equipment sell- ing to factories, schools and offices. This offers a splendid opportunity to build up a real business. Tell all about yourself. TL a a Address Box 382. ae Bem 2 eee Ss eee New York Stock Exchange : - | vt St. Louls Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Central 1669 7 Terk Lew Wemters New Memere S$: ‘eck Negotiations for the sale ‘We property to the cuy of San . wo. reported taken up afresl, "d to be basis of rise. “side the special feature t "of much change rench bends held ateund * prices, but did set oe “r gains The steadiness Prench Becurities has been thes gneve of much favorable

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st. LOUIS: ww'3_POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY ee MARCH 11, 1923. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 13B ~ COTTON PRICES MINED AT CLOSE OF W K a | issues, sales of wh! ch are in _High Low. Giese _INDU 'STRIATS, 7 ama Laat her *F oreign Exchange By Leased Wire F rom the New York | een of the P Om =D ~— or + a “3 »* »4 » i. oe i o> /*/ i469 Gp-“coro » re 9 one oe c it aka! ast A HO . ti aro a # Z © I , 5, ; x ae DRRD~ BR AD PPO “AD Oo — Deco ; - >. “stad S ee ww => awso wo ee “) ano wel TDS SeM omar sec a} os sete Ze ~ wo $s bw 3 ee | +.3.08, “eS a ~ = #s vear. D-ring UROPEAN RATES New Orleans Spot. a oe —De- "a NN F Porcup! ie — Chicago Stock Sales —_ to the Post-Dispatch. March 10 ~—-Following le a peta ons on the Chicage CZEC1 HO. SLOV ee A: __New ' Yerk Cotton AR EAS’ TE RN RATES. : _| er; good Gemand. 3,000 oa’? & ‘Beck | & bowen ange at the week end ‘session NARROW RANGE TO PRICES - = Bins CURB Mar A 20. ee dy me ——- oor Ga to et ee Boston Stock Market 10 —Followitng {6 a lowest and sestas prices ( ‘ert! in- “teed ot a Ist pfd reached the ‘do! lar mark, price changes were Chi wer Sa moved up a point. most of the advance ‘n . + —" —) Drantt oBimataitie — —,. --- 22RD D9 DDB D-2id ee = > The market ‘for refined was unc changed. ns a 29 ut some In . ovement 4 v ‘rited ‘Rye 2v~ Det = Refe ane futures were nominal . : i. —9> & ak etait on — CADP Hl D PDO B09 5 ss DF. 0 2 — ie r te ~~ rx ~ ee Metals at St. Louis. ‘on was unchs inged in As a ear ss“ ~ St. Louis Wool ieee ine also “unchanged at $7.80 per 100 ae WwooL—Si eady. Q' + tol Missourt. 40@4: Wall Street News and Comment —SPECIAL DAILY— ais + ? Cottonseed oil om whole as = etal | and: Northw estern - gp ne mel By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. Bond Clothing Capital stock of the Bond Clothing Company {s listed and an active market is maintained. The Company is at present paying quarterly dividends nat the rate of $2.00 per share an- which gtves the stock ® of approxtmately 10% present market price of The next dividend of fifty cents per share is payable New York Coffee. Patent at $4 80. medium at $4 7! ‘ > . n = ; vesterdey’s closing quo $4.60; pure dark at $4.25: 13 and September to leaders had slipped off two, HWIDES—cCountry bids firm, cleaned how : It has fust been announced by Cc. A. Bond, President of the | Company, that through favor- able purchases the Oompany able to maintain CHANGES MODERATE N GRAIN MARKET = Grain prices closed mixed, but tionally changed. on the Me change at the week-end session. Came into the late market after 8s. The early advance in the pric rher “uO Liverpool and also to the feet eee ing tendency of the commodit: Likel ihood of crop scares within the next few weeks counted bulllish factor and had a ts mporary ‘ Was partly due to whole. afters on would-be sellers Southwest ,however led a vision mn the last hour of trading and prices easier. In the local cash £rain market several cars of No. 3 red wheat Vanced prices. but the average , | BO better NO. 2 red was lo easier Good soft wheat here was very little Outside demand wheat was unchanged to lc easier. ings Were not large. There Was Ping and milling demand for corn was steady to 4c higher. r- | being at latter basis Yellow waa Ic Elevators industries and exporters a in competition for the offezi nes were steady to lie better aeons made at previous day's basis confined largely te local users. Koot rhe early range of values was only erate. There v as evening up ov nd Live rpovi wheat closed May whea pened at $].]87 July wheat, $1.12%, Se piembe * . and September corn 77 lee. The three Northwestern. markets ined Sat urday had 546 cars of wheat, pared with 775 a week ago and : Minne eapolig today receiving Duluth 73 and Winni peg 487 ocal wheat receipts. which bushels, Compared with 94.800 a week’ ago and 54.000 last year. included local and 40 through Corn rec were 96.200 bushe's. compared > S00 a week ago and 107,900 last cluded 68 cars local and 16 through. | receipts, which were 66,000 bushels. pared with 66.000 a week ago last year, included 21 cars locaj through Hay receipts were 365 tons .| and 202 through St ocks in St. Louis public elevators Sat- urday were 603.13 bushels ' 968.446 bushels of corn, 470.646 of oats. Grain stocks comprise bushela of No. 1 red winter wheat. ushels of No. 2 red winter wheat, bushels of No. 1 hard winter wheat. bushels of No. 2 hard winter « heat. ,| bushels of No. 2 corn. 267.112 i; No. 2 yellow corn, 268,16] bushele. white corn, 145.057 bushels white oats, 210 407 bushels of | oats, 3992 bushels of No. 2? .| bushels of kaffir corn St. Louis Cash Grain. | Sdies were made at the following prices | | in the cash grain market tod ay: SAMPLE, on track—Generally | unchanged to le lower. No. 2 red winter, $i 39@1.40. No. 3 red winter, $1.39@1.38. - g No. 2 yellow hard, $1.19 No. 3 yellow hard, $1.17 No. 3&3 hard winter, $1.17 SAMPLE, on tra k—steady y ‘ C No. 2 white, 74%4¢ No . white 7 No white, "1 ve SAME LE, on track good demand No. 2 white, 4&ec No. 3 white, 46%c to 47%e. No. 4 white, 46c. cwvim| WEAKNESS DEVELOPS IN LATE TRADE AT CHICAGO Special to the Pate: Dicvat. - CHICAGO. March 10 —Whea?> Gay into the laat 30 minutee of GiDK part of the gains mad he day but the pressure becam the next five minutes and price of the session was recorded was selling of good volume around $1.20: for May and while supporting g00d below $120 they were fi nal! y | up by espreadere who were buying ! n Winn! peg Cash wheat premiums changed Domestic milling demand quiet Julv wheat was heavy traders were undoing spreads long July and short September favorable crop news Was re rik na Market ci 19% @1.19% July $1° 143 1.12% asis and un hange l after a slight . | early. Market closed %c up t x May TAM ATA ic, July 76% @76%; _—> tember 77 a‘ Oats followed other grains. were reported in goad demand med unchanged to ‘“«c higher © @45c, Julv 44%c; September 43443 \« rovisione were lower early om c house selling Later Eastern support a rally Lard closed unchange higher and ribs 2%cQ@ibc higher (Copyright, 1923.) EE “RA CHICAGO, March 10 —NXo | °21:;: No. 2 hard, $1 20@1.20 1.2; wl ite 45%«7 46 Ls : Ni 44% @45c: No. 4 white, 440 . Blac Barley 6ZAT0c Ti $5.90486.50 overseed $128.4 i Pork nominal. Lard. $12.00. Ribe. March 10.—F "our Unchanged Fran, $29 Wheat—Cash ] Northern, $1.18% @1.27%: May. $ Juiv, $1.19% Corn—No. 3 yellow. Alec A gaa 3 white, 401} 786 11.450 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn... rley "able Rye—No. Zz, B -No ms “$2.98 14 @2.99 % OMAHA. Neb... March 40. — Wheat are $1.12 Ql 131 No. 2 mixed ‘or? No white 68 %4c; No TOLEDO, ©. March. 10-Cloyv ime ash, $12.75 March, $12.75 7 - ——.--- . eee Flour and Meal. WHEAT FLOU R—Nominallyv. patents at SO6@7 (enec al-known } vher straight and @5 per cent + $5.75: extra fancy at %4 50 . clears at $4.10 to $4.50: low rrades, ‘$3.75 $4: hard straichts. $4.75 to &:! pt at $5 rd, +, > Ad) fire? « lear -at &4 40 to @4 er . ty gra "pe ar ’ «ee T Ad P lenrsa at $33 $4.25: spring patents at $8.14 to $4.45 RYE FLOUR—Quoted by mii sacks. fancy white patent at $4.9 i? CORN MEAT.—Citvy mill nuotes $i &f cream meal at $1.90. and horniny at $2.05 per 100 lbs. a “ Dean Seeds. GRASS REEL DY)S—wNr minaliv Timoths 0 to $5.75 for fair to good country —dark, low crada and tailinen legs. —Average® country lots more or ‘ese weed, S1A 75 len ceed up . ¢ vY Weecdv ints at $5 to $127 50 i GRO14 alfalfa at Sis to S837: 4 $6414 for chaffy up to $18 let at $3.30 and comn let nOminal at $2°7° 25 bulk basis: millet at $3 to $3.50 a Se Broom Corn. RROOM Fu uture ure Grain, Prices }of today’s high, closing and on |'as received from Kansas ries aad oP EPTEMBER W exe sc, July Daily Grain Movement © __ dn the following table will be found 1 re- eeipts and parents of grain ie close of the previous ati Rex entiae Liberal. a week fust ‘losed rhow | Hox receipts for th | Ree. Shi p iRe Rec. ‘Br MID. | Rec sbin. ae &. Visible Grain | United nea visible supply of woeat ond | om SR) = to se 45 " and 30 q D i taht pigs trons 110 to 130 aa sheep “twat Better. * a toe D5 oy * - steady to bs WiIIMB@rsivetw iw the exception of heavy “homeo e QO or Ot) 2-9 Fe es » load. $9.65: part load, $0.75: fat she stock ateady to 2ic lower; veal calves moset- iv $1 lower: other calves, 50c to The lower: closing top vealers. $5.50; better gra.tes sfockers and feeders. steady: others wen to unevenly lower; all other classes ¢*ead: Hogs 1500 steady to strong to packera top $8.05: bulk. $7.80@8.05: hulk of °N0 | to 250 ponnds butchers SSAN OK) fow Nghe | lights at $7.75@7.90 unereniv lower pack- ne sows asteady: mostiv feo ty Sheep. 1000: for week: Lamdse and sear. | linge wethers 15e to “Be lower: tan lamba, $14.65 light lots ‘arrely $14 25414 45. best vearlings, $19.75: sheen generaliv %So hither; most wethers, $9.10@89.°5: top exca, | } $9.7 eprintinanitliiactin i | Turpentine, Flax, | Linseed | a ene St. Louis itnseed oil anuotations 'n lots of | one to four barrels now $1.14 per galion for raw and $1.16 for boiled SAVANNAH, Ga., March 10.—Turpentine. 146%; firm: sales, 22; receints. 24: ship- ments, 9: stock. 4467 Rosin firm: sales, 188 receipts, 935: ehipmentsa 1; stock. | TO.50h Quote: R. 6.10: : D, BE. F, G. Ke. 5°20 M. &.25 N. 5.30@5.70: Wa. | ] 6 00- Ww. 6.70. tL" TH. Minn... March 10—cC losing f Pes- 7% asked: July. 2.70% ask MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 10—Filars —No. 1, $2.08% @2.99%. | seed March, $2.52% asked: May, $2 ed Weekly Butter Review. CHICAGO, March 10.—Better prices in| the jeadin gmarkets of the United States, es pec! the week by the arrival at New 31.500.000 ponnds of New ag a the United States Bureau of Agziculiural | Economics said today. the arrival of the cargo of itmpo-t tutter | v1 | With the New York market already weak predicted for many months, made that «ond!- tion more apparent. Declines naturally followed tn other markets, the report «aid When the heralded cargo arrived domestic markets were oversypplied, and to add to the general weakness, the report said the | domestic production increased. Pop Corn and Nata, ror CORN—New white rice om the ob ’ r *1 to $1.25 ner 100 pounds. PECANS—Average Weetern or Texas at $19 to 20¢ r pound—~emeall nyts less. HICKORY NUTS—Shellbarke and large hickory nuts at Lige and bull nuts Wert 2. le; auto tires. 60c, and inner tu “ | $2.50 per 100 Ibe ubes % SCRAP IRON ‘AND METALS—Per 100 light copper, $9: heavy vellow braes, $7: . Roota. ROOTS—-Per Ib Golden Sea’, $2 cultivated. $3@8: YOU CAN HAVE YOUR OWN HOME BY JOINING OUR HOUSE Cash Grain Prices mo How the St. Louis Union Trust Co. Safeguards Estates and Trusts with the same accuracy that is ac- eare of an estate or trust is | t corded to banking operations. essentially a service The safeguards with which this com- pany surrounds the administration of estates and trusts include: of protection. , ’ i CONTINUED EXISTENCE — The individual named as executor may This company has perpetual existence and is always ready and i Ss cy & RESPONSIBILITY competent to act. Union Trust Company has financial responsibilit, JUDGMENT—The Di- rectors and officers of this company, through the general transaction of | their business and through long prac- | tice in estate matters, usually are far better able to invest funds and handle | estates than an individual. EXPERIENCE become a specialized business. is no lost motion in the handling of estates by this company. in the light of long experi- ence and intensive training in trust xecutorship CORN—Quote cate te good a: | S380 and choice at $420 per ton. present prices and quality de- By appointing ie ail bulla half ‘erkee. spite an advance of 884% woolens and findings. Full information concerning this stock is available etther by writing or by a personal call the nearest Bond store Price at the market: Boston Woo Market. The Bond ainrtoet. ways 58 and 68 which ad- ont acted ae © prices ranging between nd Arizona clips are strong 9, reports dj taken uP wn a th were ; acai the special feature there Louis Hay Market. MPrench « BEC urities has been the oc ge of much favorable comment | 2 view of the news from abroad. t were slightly lower and | Cex: ye mS Tallow and Grease. -s 8th and Olive Sts. tuba at 6%e per, ‘pound, and No. A Message to Grain Traders . If you want to know whether wheat corn or oats should be bought or sol for profit at this time, you should get our DAILY LETTER and secu our forecast on moves. rservice not only gives di- gest of market events but also expert analysis of statistics. onde and volume trading before you. Accu- racy of our forecasts astound ' the trade. RIAL OF PER of our Dally Letter is now being made tograin traders, Write for it today. POW ARD’SGRAIN SERVICE Bidg.. Chicage, In. executor and trustee, every safeguard provided by this highly developed organization will be utilized in the protection of your estate. the backbone of estate administration. This company keeps estate St Lous Union Trust Co. BROADWAY an< LOCUST “Ailiated with First National Bank ’ this company your URNISHING CLUB. LET US SHOW YOU HOW EASY IT IS lers BLACK WALNUTS—At le per peund, a ° Salt. SALT—Gr enulsted in car lote f. o. B&B Bt, |v easte at &° 7° wer herret naman ee ««, 7 _ ? i ‘= —é.. Four nicely furnished Jacobean Dining-Room Suite Ne sf pie (we = abl { me " ae oe = ~~ Serre sos Wir ~ —— or mahogany finish period iving ro room Suite—fumed or Jacobean Library Buite for your i Jac -R » of eight pieces and com- $368.00 i ' perviceable flooreoverings included More Room Less Rooms More Convenience A Davenport Bed serves by day Extensive variety Chairs and Rockers to match—fin. ished in mahogany, walnut Jacob-| ean, wood ends, cane ends, and al! $39.85 No-gseam &x1"%-ft. Gold Beal CC goleum: all the latest $8.88 patterns seoeen oe Congoleum—for your bath or hall; 4 to 6 yards in plece;: per yard .. eceecers : Smith's Axminster seamiees srt 2x 10 ft. 6: good as#ort ment of patterns. tapestries and emall all-over designs Fancy China Matting Rugs: 9 ft. = 18 ft io ft. 4: Orlentai and purchase of

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a t a 7 q a ‘+9 Ve Antigo. Wis.. Fidelity Savings Bank Bi. Aabtabuia, Oni G30 College Av Ohie, 496 Lake St Atiant a». ‘ « Aarore, Tl.. 65 5. Broadway... Phone Aurera 3508 Aeetin, Minn., 1°07 N : Cad@ifiee, Mich. 500 Linden ‘Cenmten. Obie. I, Cleweland Ar. SUNDAY. #9 MARCH 11, istg Absolute Comf d the Joy of Liv Just as a warm-hearted person is said to have “a winning way, 80 is a home made cheery and healthful--it has a wmning way—when it, too, is warm and cozy. No matter how handsomely furnished a house may be, or how desir- ably located, it is a house, and nothing else, until it is comfortably heated and ventilated. : The vast number of good families who own Holland Heating Systems are all willing to tell you what Holland advantages are doing for each of their individual homes. To give positive comfort and cleanliness in every room in the house, with properly circulated air, is quite enough to make the Holland the most popular furnace on earth. But to have it proved as the most eco- nomical in the use of fuel, of all heating systems, has made it not only the choice of Architects and Building Contractors, but of Bankers, Lawyers, School Teachers, Mechanics, and, in fact, people in every line who would rather NOT spend money for unnecessary fuel bills. With the clean. circulated air from the Holland System, you also have the even distribution of warmth. which keeps the floors warm for your own feet and sate for the children to play on. ash | coset Illastration shows Hol- } angi land No. 45, complete iy pipe system before pipe \y tm connections are made. ‘ sy | And in looking over the countless letters of praise trom sa our customers, we find that they don’t forget to mention tlie absolute ease with which they operate their Hollands. Jt is true, as they say—“‘A child can doit.” Buy Your Own Home-Heating System It will pay you every day for many years, if you will buy your own heating system,no matter who builds your house. your own heating system, no ect or contractor to build youa garage at a specified price—he to furnish it with an a:tomio- bile—either a Packard, a Buickora Ford. There wouldr’t be much doubt about which car you would get, would there? And yet some people still put that kind of a propos'tion up to the builder, when it comiesto the house and its heatinz system. | system. holds water.” “The History He shouldn’t be considered dishonest if he provides a cheap or undesirable furnace under such a plan, or a heating system on which hecanmake a big profit. That does not mean that heis dishonest. Itis precisely what anyone who made a low bid to get the job would be sure to do under the circumstances. nace buying. depends entirely HOLLAND FURNACE CO. 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Jackson ~ Davenport, fowa, 201 E. Ga St ne. ae Ohie, 1518 W. Third se. aftur, IFii.. . lowes, 818 Jeffersen *t. low De Kalb, tl. 629 §. Secend St. Pa.. 107 Wayne St.. Phone 191-% DES MOINES fowa c 107.194 Fifth S¢.. Pheme Wal. 598 DETROIT. MICH. 3104 W. Grand Bivd., Phene Nerthway 2314 Dixzen, TH... 1521 W Thied St Dubuque, lowa, 164 Fourth St. Puiuth Winn. 122 E Michigaa Dunkirk, N. ¥.. 435 Main St. H Hamiiten. Ohio, 314 §. Frent AN © THE PART THREE. Presence of O Guests Brig A ctivitie Miss Isabel Bevans of § Visiting Miss Virgi Entertained—Other tivities, HILE Hospitality waxes and never wholly at 4 standstill, na despite Lent and its spiritual more or less informal nature conti of out-of-town guests is adding inte One of the most popular visite Short Hills, N. J., the guest of Miss fore, and her peronality has won i garties in her honor The guests at Miss Peggy Parie’s bridge party yesterday for Miss Bev ans were Misses Mabel Knox, Mar- guerite Moll, Mabel Wendover, Jun Curran, Rose Cronk, Eleanor Atkin Ruth Molone} Alma Clark ened Frances Bradshaw and Mmes. Je- sephine La Barge Conran. Earl Cut ner. Willard Wall and M. C. Houser Mrs. Houser will give a bridge part for Miss Bevans Tuesday. and M Elizabeth Grayson, debutante daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Grays of 4357 McPherson avenue, will hostess at a bridge luncheon for he Miss Price will give a St Patrick's day lun Peon for her gre next Saturday, followed by brid and on the following Saturday Mi Rose Cronk will give-an inform: iuncneon followed by a matinee yar ty by Miss Curran Mrs. George Junkin of Eatez Mad has been visiting her mother Mrs Samuel R Johnson of &@ Charlies. and this week will be wit Mrs. Willlam Bagwell of Westmoreland place. Mre. Joseph Brown of Dallas. Tex. ting her father, W. K. Stanare Rrentmooer. Mrs. Stanard., daug! Miss Eleanor Stand and Mrs Richard Morey are pected home this week from Bishop Lodge, N. Mex... they hav for the wnter. social world is anticipativ the visit of Dr. and Mrs. Stus Mudd to St. Louis in April. Th guests of Dr. Mudd and Mrs. Harvey G Vandeventer piace Mudd, a bride a few months, was Miss Emil Borte Hartshorne, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yarnall Ha horne of Haverford, Pa.. and th will be her first appearance he since her marriage. They reside i Cambridge, Maas. Mr. and Mrs. KR. E. Dula of Ne York. accompanied by their grand daughter, »biiss Catherine Edgar, wi come to St. Louis to spend the E ter holidays with their dapgh Mrs. Selwyn CC. Edgar, and Mr. gar, of 4915 Argyle place. Miss gar attends the French school New York, and Mr. and Mrs. will return to the East with her the conclusion of the holidays. and Mra. Edgar, with anot daughter, Mrs. Robert DPD. Katt and Mr. Kaime, will depart Aprii fer a month's tour through Fle Mrs. Cary N. Weisiger Jr.. of cago is with her sister-in-law, Themas W. White. Mrs. Wei is a former St. Loulsan. hea mowed to Evanston, Il.. only a months ago. and many parties being given for her Mrs. Philip Winter of Cast Wyo... {8 a guest at the Frank. Kauffman home on Westmingst place durtng the absence of her ter. Mrs. Kauffman. tn Tose Ariz.. where she went to jom daughter, Miss Emily Kauffman Mrs. Richard Hyams of ; ‘rleans and her daughter. Mary Hyams, are the guests Mrs. Seneca Newbury Taylor. her a Mies Leah 8 Ta daughter Thursday. her aunt is V¥iSi where > Deer) - 2 will be the parents, Dr. M iid of Mrs. Stuart od the way of Info incheons, ete have been exten to Mrs. Howard Kehde’s sisters, M ‘seorge Gerry Boardman of PRE and Mr« Lawrence formerity of Gibddetewrn, her home — " 4riesales if to make Pont. Wash Watts entertaining Miss ind Mies Sarah FPlisaoe i4 expected soon from ) n Indianapotis to be the M ts Katherine Scheu Mrs. Chartes Hatton will 4 Son for her home in Columbus, & after a visit to her sister. Mrs wa wick M. Hough ef 5244 Waehing Soulevard Mrs. Mildred R. Beaten of lara avenue gave a luncheon 5 rid fternoon complimentary “ Mamie Weodceck of Salis ho ia visiting her sister. cod Mr. Lansing. ninster place, and ‘illett of Kansas City, suest of Mre Ethel Niede Bleakley of Washington boul Sirs. Charlies M. Hay of 9 : mere place has as her guest hers ‘er. Mrs. F. A. Stewart. The who will depart teday for & 'n Palmyra, Mo. is a missionary Japan. and will return to that ¢ ‘ry tn the antumn. Mrs. H. G. Zetle of Srmvth of Bren By af? €249

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7 , — @ P a. TN ¥T - : ‘ SUNDAY. MMW hae — MARCH 11, 1923. & s oS Vy Ay » » is EATUBE SECTION OF THE | OWL Soe d “PART THREE. — monies Ges hi Ee Co hi I S L.. ES om | ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1993. 2 PAGES 1—18) Presence of Out of T. oo f f Town erage ~ Guests Brightens Social Ss Activities During Lent ZG “tt a 4 7 4 4, %, Oe % * . . Uy 444, S44, 44, "tt, SaaS - Miss Isabel Bevans of Short Hills, N. J., Who Is a epore eon of Eaton, Forty young men, prominently iden- ~ NY “SS Ss Md., has been visiting her mother, tifiegd with social activities, will : Mags Mrs. Samuel R. Johnson of St. gerve as ushers oR Miss Margaret Caradine. who, with Charles. and this week will be with ; Miss Emily Shepley, is among the Wp. iis ‘ \ : -. . . > or] itr ‘ ° \ A“ gag so . 9 a. , Sa . her aunt, Mrs. William Bagnell of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Avon Blué of gehen —"ae from me igs ye S en i. Wg eS se he oie Prt: a : - . ‘ : . \ 4 ; . . cnoo in armin ton, on or oe OO » oe. ry “ee ae : , gap Prag Westmoreland place. 29211 Westminster place and their ~ tee ” : A So epee bg me - to pay come | | Mre. Joseph Brown of Dallas, lex., baby daughter, Joan Blue, have gone is visiting her father, W. kh. Stanard, to Wilmington Del.. to visit Mr : * — 7 . ‘ eo oe 7 ke , . Z 3 pat x no , | | SS ~ ‘ 7 . ssional build- : ~. “hoger ~ a Stanard, he : Blue’s parents for several weeks. six months N fs Soo OPE. es ee Mit , i ti ae : es: Se ty, ss i. . 6 Be es ae . 4 kite tne oe ' ; ; ad qdaughter, Miss sleanor Standar . OO y ilding Profes- the visit of Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Visit relatives in Dallas, Tex. Mrs. David C. Biegs of 537' , Block Br Ws" WW Pee de 7 . " . . 4 5 avit . 3 44 ve ‘ ane oc fa) . | Mudd to St. Louis in April. They semen : ) . . t 1S because wil] 4 erman avenue pians to be the gues of Dr. Mudd’ The trustees and head aster of ; , ae vay Aaron Waldheim and Mr. and M S\N C.K 6 & jee Sep pleased custo sane ay ata ge Mot iets? ay the St. praia Ms a gg tage ai latter pare of the mont BOF ; en -" Hiarris aa ha ° : it SSS gis pr gee Sty taken a furnished house there for Before return- “Vy Ws ty L , 4, Orleans, La Hier _ “ee s r] : ris *, ve spent t! SS ds — fA Ohi Girl R f F 4 Mudd of Vandeventer piace. as sent out invitations for a lecture Qrieans. Ta. Her mother, Mrs. past three months in Florida and Aa been io Girl, Kecent ~ . , 2 eorge } 76 ard, LON j f arnil. Alias , ; ih ti , Mrs. Stuart Mudd, a bride of by Dr. Otis W. Caldwell, director of | ae t] wi i Pe | t : uba, are expected home toda) ai ae é, : t j ] . , , . , a., or ne "lI er’, Lil 4 4 *\\ . ‘ A . . : _ i a, * + a few months, was Miss Emily the Lincoln School at Columbia x tor ere to the f t ¢ University ’ aa ' Orleans to meet her. V isi I] ; Wy . actor V at Borie Hartshorne, daughter of University, Thursday, M S ’ S. W. Fordyce, Il. arch 22, at Mra Si arantee “that Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yarna!l Harts- 8:15 o'clock, in the auditorium of 3 Miss Polly Adams White, of horne of Haverford, Pa., and this the Washington University Medical Besegy aise qe Hescrayr onan gine Zanesville, Was Guest of Miss Matilda Moulton. Yl Y Y, Yi uaAart \icPherso ry ta daughter will be her first appearance here School. The topic will be “Some e oo They reside } Efforts to Improve Education.” 3 oor iene regen Hoga . ari . * turned the first of the week fron ambridge, Mass. esis ene ; oot =. — yi soe Visit in the East. Mrs. Deacon Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Dula of New Mrs. |} rank BE. Ka uffman of $381 the Filé waft of her daughter York ani w ‘ir grand. Westminster place has gone to Tus- —" dees ee ee ork, accompanied bs thei 6rand- : . Thomas Marti! formerly daughter, Miss Catherine Edgar, will Some AES, — JOin ner daughter, Miss Queenie as iaiaee come to St. Louis to spend the Eas- FMily Kauffman, for a month. Mrs. and Miss Deaco: , . aut an’a Jetar 2 hls Tin § oe : PCALCUI ter holidays with their daughter, Kauffman S matesaptok. Mrs. | nalip W int Boston Mrs. Selwyn C. Edgar, and Mr. Ed- te". of Castgr, Wyo., is visiting at Z gar, of 4915 Argyle place Miss Ed- the Kauffman home for several T) = —— eM MI , jt ; Yue ia ie he betrothal of Miss Mia gar attends the French school in Weeks. fasting -daushias of Mra New York, and Mr. and Nirs. Dula fe " & MoCloakey of lo eb May le ry : 7 PTR enue . . , >: > ‘ , . .* i : Y i «) ’ asic ’ . v . ‘ . sa ‘ - . " s* = | &, ‘ a . ~— ‘ lo _ se ice 36} ? and Mr. Kaime, will depart Aprlii 15 ane idle. Hey daughte ie Mi: bth i Faster and because of mor t ; rrough Florid Riddle, will depart next month for “pow “s | oF @& month’s tour through orida. iefeipe the family the guests will be limit Mra. Cary N. Weisiger Jr., of Chi- New York to resume he! studies ee iiakionn PR SE ee oago {s with her sister-in-law Mrs sociology at Columbia I niversity. edu ted ae / cares A Thomas W. White Mrs. Weisiger Her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. prerr . : . - Js 46 — 2 . stu ad a is @ former St. Louisan, having 2"4 Mrs. Philip Bond rFouke, have »¢ oo in, moved to Evanston Il} oniv a few leased the cottage at Greenwich, npige - his . + hay « . : ai , tj are Con which they occupied last year, |, ‘ months ago, and many parties are pyaar tga hee 7 ses we sity of Chicag ie sae See being given for her and with their fantily will spend the 1 | 7 liam A. Giraldin , om Nica es im there. f the Oxford Apartments, ar ir | Mra. Philip Winter of Caster, Summer thert Mrs. Marie Ri: ‘A ed ae | Bad thet x . | | Wyo., 18 a guest at the Frank EF 3 gee : — - Meunces the a aiaeae » are Kauffman home on Westminster Miss Josephine Moffitt, daugater - ITE Ww ITH PENCIL place during the absence of her sis- of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Ls. Mof- ‘ itt f fingsbury place, will ) ter, Mrs auffmar in Tuscon, fitt of 48 Kingsbur; ; en: 2 ” K I f n - : ‘ 2 t¢ in Boston during the Easter Miss Emily Shepley wl ere she makes her home with her Ariz.. where she went to join her Visit in sosStom Geeees a grandmother She is a graduate a Peniter BC: + holidays She is a student at Smith rie of aughter, Miss Emily Kauffman. ays. , , . r y t-ar Mrs. Richard Hyams of New College. Another daughter, Mrs. na sol Hee annie aim he ens | 2 ; , ; Miss Wheeler's School in Providente, - te ‘lenn Russell, and her small son, ‘Y: Dr. Costello is a graduate of No- ‘aterman avenue, and Mrs. H. § SX Hemis, will return home from the R- 1, and was a member of the 1934 + oeeevereveeveoeeneve0e eee e208 Orleans and her daughter, Miss Gienn “US: " tre LD: me ¢ na St ] ouis "niversit "T’ey ] Sv : y |} i ‘J fr Cc U Informal “ i 2.) oe will depart Aprit § for @emen, to *° UO et ft ee” manie Talbot are spending a few weeks i1 SS Miss Elsa Rapp, whose engagement to Bennett School tn Millbrook, N. Y., ciags at atciitte Votege. = d eLilis, ‘ : ; —S e 3 . ¥ . “ban ic Imarr Cc = : ) lio Mm? ° — , ; . . . * Sig ; OC nea $03 Russell and make their and is instructor ; CHEeH hicago a le guests if Mrs. —Kandeler Photo. h P Costello is announced to- about March 19. socia! affairs were given for Miss Mrs. Seneca Newbury Taylor, and join Mr. Russe) school at St. Louis University emake es oe. JO White during her visit here her dauchter. Miss Leah S. Taylor home there. pa prt ene oes fe 1] isin, ta ) : —s ° , a een a acne 4 ; : Sear h The wedding will ak ylace in ‘ Mr and Mrs. J. Porter Tirrili of Mises Moulton, who gave up her t 422¢ ashington boulevard. » : ) ae olin Sere : , ’ ‘Mr. and Mrs. Irr A. Stevens of Mey. An % tive bris lun ’ sort > RE EAE The at in. Tirrill Farm,” St. Louis County, are course of study at Vassar College bee paras “ ’ . . » wriwes ‘, , n for igeles, C: anter ortense .orama 16 Cast in- . Oak Park, UL, 6510 W. Beosevelt Bd. luncheons. etc. have been extended 4644 Maryland = avenue, will take scpesAPrempe nse cks 8 aay DY | cae Los Angetes, “s!., ) 3 s Irene Fuster, Mildred. Wii spending two months in Pasadena, ©®4s© of iil health, hag returned 0s — . " -_' . i . / 4 ™* . " . N +4 - ~ §s + nm” . . ¢oe . " - ‘7 : - — ° : e ‘T) 7 * Us ~ sr - ; (cc - ° Oak Park 7085 ‘ : ‘ cm ceion of their new home on the Society is interested in the enarge- R. Vernon ark f Veetmineter the movi crude : Cal. They will return to St. Louly in cently from Memphis, Tenn. where ‘id, Hll., 121 N. Fourth tO Mrs. Howard Kehde’s sisters, Mrs. possession OF bit! : en Mi Paral baie al ' ’ liams, Florence May, Francis Ray- Mra. : * ’ “1 Daniel A : oo i : te 8% . I ite Country Club rrounds early ment of Miss Evel n Renza brown, piace vert were aid for 1 oF ’ : oe April! she was the guest of an aunt. id, Mo., Sil Me. ve eorge Gerrvy Boardman of Phila- st. 1ouis intr) 7 ie hter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred te ; ' ial ah ttofv of 52 burh, Birdie Becker Susan Cull, . rE. MMi &h d, Ohie, 605 W. Main St. delphi ay , ; C. in April daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick guests. r. and My: 3 ” ¥ ) K ous x lller e will go to Zanes ipnia, ane Airs, awrence oe 4 , als Pas . ven , a — ' ‘ their *] abeibh Siueler, irginia nieren » ” — rin ae ~~ , Aa ¢ , C : , " n - . sa PS 1). Brow YT) of Nati hez. Miss : ana *“a- rT r ¢ Yernu j Ye ci a 3 : ‘ _ os . r rs é fh Mrs T. T) Kelley of 35 Portiand ville for the wedding. o SPErne, —— oo : mers, Lormeriy Of nODSTO WT, , . ar a eee Haass ee ; ' , - a wealkres Thomas and Virginia Ziegie! . : Point, WwW Ia.. 330 Water st. ] who ‘ ‘ eo } er home Ir and \Irs. John B. Sha pleigh W ard Holmes ia USSi-, SOT) of M: Ane NT cc P (ie ’ ; ; ” - ee | 4] h ween d [Jr Th i + ‘ = - plas ae and her small son. Billy Love, : is to make he m se ee Q55 As ne’ hantaahedl « Crowe of Dallas. Tex.. secretary o! ae Neg . - ‘miei. aw. aaieee st DuPont, Wash of 4950 Pershgng avenue, and their os James E. Taussig of 4377 3 oe at ae wea Mss Maude } mina bes 7 és 1 of Health and 4 party was given by Mrs. E. G Ree PS Te Te eee pepe preigar arnt ore gt made 2 ° _— aes : - i eau "1, - Bi 11ers avenue he rms Q 1). Ti] tad , * } . ht agwankna ae Texas Siate ,oard oOo "as . at Gis 3 ae . ; . - , Wis., 15°29 Tower Av. Mrs. S Watte Smvth of Brent- daughter, Miss Margaret Shap mma? yer me terme ee sings as sphlnageseca 1] , . Snargo of 127 Jefferson road, Web- Tex Friday of the betrothal of Mis T moor stertaining Miss Sara leigh, ére expected home Thursday nouncement of the betrothal wus have returned from a three-weeks’ % Tormer college © ) | , Monday afterneon in reeset Olivia Harbaugh, daughter of Mp, > . . Oy Li itertainin , ‘ iss ae . ; iz ’ ¥ , ~~; | n : : ; . e ‘+ f+ ster sTOVEeSs, .* onus > ‘ .© ia ilie, Til., 563 N. Webster . aoe : ° Y f Cal- made recently by the ‘ospective trip to nam Miss Miller nq VUttot 1. ts . s4° baugh 4467 faute, Ind., O27 Wabash Av. Kemper, and Miss Sarah Elizabeth from a several months’ tour of Cal bride’ ti a te pe jinner par } _— > we Courtesies in the way of informal , . , ’ ‘ _ , aan 3} i tn Washinatn : a Kan. | Ee Fourth at. of Mics kK »ther ine cy hetu Mir A nad \irs. (;eorge Te a | eT nN S noojl aia l asningte« n, I) ( . i ‘I : , \ " C , . tr i hee) ' ted vA th ¢ ‘ we! w day after noon. Mrs E. s@4 Vaughan. ° ‘ , , : == ane ° 2 ‘ : . 7} ‘fa ‘ . +} P } "aT vy rca ¢ *u a¥ CLiFLI tii »* {) . . a‘ . as ’ . ’ ”? City, Mich., 244 EF. Fighth St. Mre c*} arle ’ H: ae * uw s37 dena ++ cy} ‘? ; , > ‘Ty ’ ry his rf 4 AY ai 4 a seve ra * es : ; . " a ISS. g = vf d nm, Pa., 44 N. Galatin St., Phone Bell ©0n for her home in Columbus, , part toda C 7 h to go to a scholarship fund main- Miss Mae Downey of 3415 North Mr. and Mrs. Melville L. Wilkin. ™#lly to society three years ago ane ' | . "or rin c. as a Captain in France with the field An added: impetus ft affair — im agg teghT after a visit to her sister. Mrs. War- in Hot Springs, Ark 7 — : 0 affa : wa Cinh at the neteent tree ntertained the son of 4406 Westminster place, have One Of the popular members ot , ] ry : -ay stam ail tained by » will va Club at h Nineteel h street Sntactass . . _ 503 * oer se Wick M. Hough of 5286 Washington ae 5953 E ail om will be eccasioned by the rece School of the rks. Mre. Upton S. F. B. S. Club Saturday, March 3, in returned home from a sojourn in me daa social rye wae edu- » 35 W. Canal boulevard. Mrs. J. H. Crenshaw ee ee - Mint on announced by the Matthew ho fa 4 hairman of the ticket honor of her father and brothers. Hot Springs. Ark cated at the Sacrec eart Convent , O.. Market House Arcade Mrs. Mildred R. Beaton of 609 right avenue has invited a group of Mrs. Charles Spears Glasgow of Maury Fontaine chapter. Unite PSM sy Those present were Misses Cather- wee and at Eden Hall, in Torresdala, } 2 ° x ° : . yaoad 7 . ‘ se rin f ] . ¥ rier) y ; . "”~9 nen . Ff thea ara Al ’ ae rhitt santa 5 ‘ ° ’ 4 ° , a ge Og Eig: oe St. Clara avenue gave a luncheon bridge friends for a bridge luncheon March Lexing — Ky., formerly Miss Con- Daughters of the — ny . i 716 Lawrence ine and Mabel Smith, Barbara Mat- Two of the debutantes. Miss Mar- nen .2 ne Colpann Bell 2527 ‘ , Friday afternoon complimentary to 15. at her home. stance Edwards, was honoree at a honor of Mrs. John atrick ierin Mrs. A. ‘ Heh! of lil a os lack. Stella More. Myrtle Tebaan. ret Turner an@ Mies Mary Lemons Mr. Vaughan is an alumnus of a. . lowa, sol Ww. Fifth St. Mins eat : Ww s@eock of & lisbury ————— tea given Wednesday by Miss Riow- treasurr r-general 1a " eftreef gave a iuncneon and bridge - Ps ae) Cabill Grace Downey, - ate : - pas Foca anne thi Loul«a University Bince the death , Ml. 133 XN. (C,eneseec St. 7 ») ae iis . | ; ns . sy ’ - Ato : an i. Deale of RS76 ena Clark. daughter of former Judge (organ YT} Pati n of th. ") eg +4 } arty Tue aq] iy afternoon At — . re ‘ ; we " 7 od me pv! P aT } + : . | of his parents he hae resided with Waukegan 1014 “d.. who is visiting her sister, Mrs Mrs. re & om } avngh Thelkla Hanebrink fildred Tebaan, week from Palm Beach. Fia.. where Wis., 916 Clinton St. A B; Lansing. : a Mtr Tansing. of Cates avenue, will be hostess ata Enos Clark of Kirkwood. Mrs. ters of the Confederacy Hote] Chase in honor of a morethy Williams and Messrs. Dick ¢), . hy “—~* ‘siting Miss M his aunts, the Misses Connell, Ge nm, Wis, “wags na nse ga St. 4726 ee —_— se : “MM z large bridge luncheon the afternoon Glasgow is visiting her parents. Mr. place Thursday afternoo: t . ter, Mrs. W. Paul Fox of Chicago. conan Pe, tH: aT Saffener Allen ‘ te “et ‘aieay 0 — —— a Maryiand avenue. | : “* ’ Clinton St. ‘os estminster piace, aft oa te. : . — nan : lla oe “Riya PP eS BE . PP ie Bete 7 * Cavern ‘rere laid for 13 vests. jiton a seme ¢ _ celine eypurn ane er mother, Frankfort, Ill.. 408 E. Oak St. Kate Willett of Kansas City, the of March 27, at the Gatesworth and Mrs. Nelson Green Edwards. at the Gatesworth Hotel, from ; VES Vase ae ¢ Ke Downey. Mrs. Charies Fletcher Sparks. They The welding Gots ne OO ng, W. Va., 34 Seventeenth St. : ’ " - . Tote! One hundred guests called during until 5 o'clock. . | é = set. fon, Hi., 1153 W. Front &t. Suest of Mrs Ethel Niederlander Hotel. the afternc and were r ! ee ae Sister . atile Eneler of 1919 North * have been in the Beuth since the last » Wheaton 1534 Bleakley of Washington boulevard. gah ae! e Strernoen ane were received by Mrs. Higgins was elected 1 : ' piles Laicilie syria ntyssta agar? g wire. M. G. Seelig of Parkview jarge ball marked the close of the en ae ee Grate oe Mrs. Charles M Hay of 9 Winder- ‘Mr. and Mrs. John Max Wulfing tire hostess, Mrs. Glasgow, the lat- office of treasurer-general : e Grand boulevard was honored at @ — ive a luncheon tomorroy season here Mise Justine Ottofy, daughter of mS ie ase thee, Whene Wiss. Mere place } aia on her guest her sis- of 8448 Longfellow boulevard, and ter's sister, Mrs. Walker Mc Millan, general convention held birthday surprise party Saturd ‘y a ponar of Princess Ghinyuilla. an yon * Dr. and Mre«. 2 oe Ottofy of 52298 ter. Mrs ih “Z Reatanet The visitor, their daughter, Miss Lucy WwW ulfing, and Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. George Titt- mingham, last Novern ber afternoon and evening. March i, anes oan Indian. ¥ ho will sneak to- Mrs A t. Fay of 814 Hamfllton Vernon avenue. was host ess ats . Hl Then Woodstock 28011 Who will depart today for her*home are in Luxor, Egypt, on their Med- other Carrington Cabell and an ex-president of the Missouri diyi- The guests were Misses a eee ‘ oe a ~ afternoon at 2:30 o'clock be- avenue has as her guest Mra. FE. 1D bridge luncheon Thursday afterneos, ms, “* : P al . ™ ] ! =. ? llia x > on Leo ; = A , - organize ' ‘ eo , fo — 7 ™ «} . lis ri am. nory y mis 3% ; : . ; ; : ; “ . " x in Palmyra, Mo., is a missionary to iterranean cruise. sr “ag a ee arog assisted with- sion, pci yond ~ . anithos : Sever. 2 ne cen = ow amadiels tore the Council of Jewish Women Hallock of Chicagé. formerly of #. ™ which announcemnt was made of Obie, 118% Detroit 8. Japan. and wi'l return to that coun- Northern Africgz and Southern Eu- out hats. Mrs. Francis Waddock Maury Fontaine chapter, Margaret Mayer, Norma enel r amie terest . oGis the engagement of Mise Valenaia Obie, 724 Market St. try tr the . 4 san te ; 4 rope returning home in three and Mrs. Marshall McCarthy served —- Mary Gibson, Helen Gibson and at Temp! ' Woermen to Melchior Wagner, The ’ . ne autumn. : 2 , —_* 7 : -_--— —-——~- Z M ee ene ee months. at the tea table. Friday. Mrs. Julian Mrs. Mayme ! Walden of 41 Veronica Hennessey , : ‘ : prospective bride is the daughter. ie, Ohio, 34 8. Third St. sams . u se le of nig - oo — Harvey of Kirkwood gave a luncheon Lewis place has departed for a few ae Miss Hannah Bemis, daughter of The South Side Women’s Study Mr and Mra B.A. W of of | AS ns ries 71188 . : . ’ ° . . ‘ 3. * oerTrman 47v4 ; Dulin of M a odatties: ‘Ky and Mrs. Edward L. Preetorfus and for the visitor, who will depart weeks’ stay in Hot Springs, Ark. A farce entitled “A Day at School” Mr. and cn We pong Sond ar as i ack ta bmw wee Cuppies place, whose country 2% MAAISONVIE eens ac , 11a onde! ‘ lace, gave at 7: o'c n e ranc : i ~~ re S, : , (— , " : Wednesday afternoon a bridge party her daughter, Edwina Preetorius, Wednesday for her home. : will be given by a children’s organ- Kingsbury P Therete® Saewney. . Mien Sask Auimetenien:- ate is on the bluffs of the va » Was given for the visitor by Mrs. left 5t. Louis Wednesday for Los Miss Florence Mathis, daughter of ization called “The Jolly Juveniles” bridge party 4 Bemis’ the t! River tn Jefferson C ‘Bhe a: ‘a mother, Mrs. F. W Kastor of Angeles, Cal., to join her mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Wolff, Mr. and we ge Mrs. Harold Mathis, of 1355 next Tuesday at Strassberger’s Con- 16 guests. Mr. and Mrs. give the fifth lecture on parliamen- ane Park : ih ugias W. Cook, who has Mrs. Louis P. Aloe, Mr. and Mrs. North Garrison avenue, will depart servatory under the lirection oryounger Miss ew. Other social affairs are Mrs. Do | Pr ' = -— wa oe ee Poe Sa % , y “ee s a

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STNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1938. WILL VISIT HOT SPRINGS roe - slgpeseg Wont, we Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Russack | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH intex SIES~-AS YOU RINSE | one — Mr. and Mrs. A. The Cec . Gamble street announce the ) ie gt! announs 4 4133 (“hor Tt Sree. | . ‘ ment o? th ole Gar ighter Cc . ha > ther of the bride, jn Lilifan : groomsmen; lieh of Tos , and (Cristal of 2819 engage- Miss Elea- » John A. Gott- th . - .ns bride. and nf 4359 MePherson a’ enue announce i ‘- . ‘desma ids. the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ruth Fiussack, Jules WN. ij tranke “IncinnathL O were br ‘ r is al npn jes Silks and woolens, after a Tintex rinsing, glow neymoon trip. and will be at home I Stop Headaches Without ape ran '| Drops or Drugs of Any Kind the back of your - thet = reé Wrist Watches eTYISte in i “ or ihe « 2 i ee Sl ’ ye hha ee gy Daren _— a WRB = RL ' PLE LEIDER LL LEELA BRIER IS RaB I RT Re ag. eke Rare ow cai A, se ot. Cae Eye pe ON fin tag ead ied Awe > Na+ int en GR Ra we LION SO MS pete MeL et ae Petar ape 2 fs i tenet aatanie SS. i —e ’ Bes itlipe ie Fd oe Ain miler. ae. “4 veut Mest ; ; dain of Lee Se ys Se BF New) 29 4 Geis ass siti apes ling Che: tee A 4 is ar Saher A a aks reas heat Nee tee a. hie Baie es Seely Shoe ae vty ER vena i a VF Re A RR Nn ET IRS | CRITI my OR Oe RE ne ae a ee ae ee, Cue FR duet 0 . arias . ~ _ — ve tgp nage . Pee) Gene na a Al Se ee | ath Calg Se Pa Farot we PWG Bie a res ee ae > we. : Oi ee + . Vihear —dahy Soe a ‘ Ni 5% ES POS SSSR, IP OS a eee ets Mees Sa ty rere ae ae ee _ i ee 7 "peated Uc w adenlgath Salt ows & ERO SR ot A ae week wie i Os at amie! Pe eae day ete ee osha RELA tae th ts EI Ba 4 pb hn Metab SIS GP OY 9 rong he , te She nt ARIE RGA SBE TEN bute o* 5, ae th DL ETN A ARNE — ili ag a aE be SS, at PATD sepr 135-23 . This modish sandal is becoming creasing!y popular for dancing, house or street wear. Made of the Best materials, with hand turned and low heels: will &t any 13% to 9, AAA to EB The t word in shoe comfort and White, Black or Brown Kid. $6.00 Patent Colt or White . ackskin Send Moncey Order or We Will Forward C. O. D. | | ebeex Buse ’ i? ; a 2 ~ € ; A ‘ "A > ~. « « — ee ena 7. = le . > Locust St., Come in and see “the new” in KIMONAS and ROBES i i i i i i i i =. = =. =- -— ee =. ‘We are making a superb showing in wanted deli- cate shades, as well as “high” and dark colors. They are fashioned of crepe de chine, Georgette, charmeuse, etc. Prices Range— $10 to $65 *Barry’s:905 Locust St. y ww wv =~ SS 2 her flance at tended Wy ashi | Frieda ‘Mildred Rothen! "Clayton this week ENGAGEMENTS. Centiuved From Page Ove. ingt -_ ——- eee on Un.- |] is also a » Wagner the University of ember and Mr udent at Miss Woerman is a m a servority, and ha fra- versity, form Iilinois of the Delta Gamm Mr. Wagner of Pi Kappa Alt ternity. The guests as th Misses Edmoni Le Coutour, es Curran. Lucille thy Berninghaus Kear er st “Sh. cheoan wT PTS s Wan 44 ies Frances Ottofs Weest- made known the Mrs stern of 735 gate avenue engage! (;e0r nent of her daughter. Miss ¢ o Joseph Felid- geat son of Mr. and Mrs (193 Westmore man, youn ,o0 Westgate avenue. Specter of ing avenue announce the and Persh Son thberge of 535 - daughter to Jack W. Beckman. to tak place at the home of the prospective bride's parents, 5620 Maple avenue Sunday evening. March 25 at 5 » clock An informal reception wil! from 8 to 10:30 o'clock Ida Giad- and Myron take place Omorrow afternoon a her sis- ad ,* the marriage of Miss f Scottsbure. Ind Bonheim of St. Louis, wil! 1 Indianapolis t Miss Gladstone has visi ter. Mrs. Joseph Man road. sione The wedding of Miss Marfon Fub- daughter of Mr Rubenstein, and Charles FI. of Boston, took place last nday in ‘olks’ Home, Rabbi Rosentrater of- r | Remember—Our location means a CHOKERS- hookers *h ‘Ais wee We have edbout 400 new factery and ere offer: a Lem use visit end you Wii) mente ef © holker * at a eeteenabel acl the moet ewn Chokers aad cana se fer these e248. reasonad e°hare te shew windows and neo fr Second Floor Saving to you. . ; x a’ ja? @ pric se. > ._aene@ @6.4¢°% Values for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Svectal at « - > ’ - -o . > “~ J D ,) 7 ° - os , | - , « A ¢ ; ™ C~ =~ ’ -- ’, , { a , - ; - b ; J r th , “ ~ 4 , _ 7 - i , ‘ «7, i f he « i i r q* 1% ‘ iL 7 aT HDi CL Me TMA Pe 0 a i } . ‘ 2 Mill ade. : ; / \ i Kh I At ih il " ; WB thet ety ut hi) ¢ if The . Warfield Shop The most exclusive collec- tion of Italian Embroidery, Venetian Glass, Silver Lamps, Novelties and Dra- pery Fabrics. Antique and fine reproduc- tions of Furniture and Mirrors. 395 to 399 N. Euclid fr. as head oar te the evebal! . 4 : + . =. a - aod Bu ‘ & da > 5 -- - ~ i ) ~ * rr ca ~~ — . ie , ~ ake ay ™ a you have a headache at t+en!? i PaGACHA sits af wm 2 > r e* «fear "nN Gefac detfec- y ground - \4 @6 » pre- the pre- ears eave - Dr. F. J. Guilbaals F. J. Guilbault Optical Co. 423 N. Broadway Between Lecust and St. Charles With any Odirds offered for sale. wonderf.s the admiration of f satisfied customera lore tnaen pleased.” eat sfied. ot #@ an Their ‘y better.” 3 re Bg are es Dred and kep* There are mor @ fine ro song in my bouse than i piaces combined JOHN ORLICK 1427 MISSOURI AVE. ST. LOUIS, MO. A Park 97 ilford Product Solid gold, 1%-K., plattaum set with 4 diamonds; 17-jewel movement. Extra $50.00 15 and 17 jewel im 14 ana 189 y the latest $25 te designs... i5- jewel mevements in 25. gold-filled cases . HAT DUNN’S © 50 Years at 912 FRANKLI® oa | 4 73 HAA eM and Mrs. = the Orthodox Jewish Old =& WP Tins eee ee : : : " ti 71 ON at Ue ; aT BT | Commencing Monday Morning 9 O'Clock HEN we make the above statement we feel absolutely certain these Coats are be- yond compari- son. The entire chain of 18 Be- - dell stores unit- ed in making this phenome- nal purchase of high-grade Regular $49.75, $55, Marvelous Coats. Cap C$. Wraps. On: of a Kina > ana Meode/s. Of, WASHINGTON AVENUE, CORNER SEVENTH $59.75,56 ve anna ied 264 Coats and Capes From the Finest Makers, Which Assures Their ,569.75 Coats and Capes Coat Shop Fou th Floor Quality and Style N THESE garments you will find Style, Work- manship and Quality only seen in high-cost Coats and Capes. We are proud of this achieve- ment. Y ou will be proud to own one off these garments. SEE THEM IN OUR wrvoow | hight nee 2k ed if pat ¥ Ai ris A ' or Ne 4 nt ee Cy 4 . x ee Pe ee won bt hig aby vite aa cad ‘ai — . cpp , — - ’ ; . z i Were we Wis 2 ies eer = 1 Ee Beet Ada OLE OE, Ra a ies te wiki porte se ‘ OAS eee oe re She Ah re ee « edi om sor) we AM SHE eS > in Tae 97 Le bas Bay gee a a ¥ AE Sted ot SS ae TE eae a aL Fone Gy” ay RCA ia ee E Caih, SE LOX a het aon Neat Wed es given ar?) (live cae CASTLE WALL ©: corm St TIVO ORCHESTRAS Free tastructions every Tues and Fr Bre. with Caste | estra and a corps af competent mst uctors “'¥ eprine figor west of New York. H. Albers, Mer Ae Nay ae : aa Gouraud’s Oriental Cream for 80 years has t Joy and ness to many women in the @ beauty it has rendered to them. its service is now extended so that those who would harmonize their complexion ar their particular shade of beauty can dosoto the bestadvantage. Now madein RACUELL and FLESH shades as wel! as W Send / 0c. for Trial Size FERD. T. HOPKINS & SON, = Fert Ov | LRT | ee | > Oa “ &, The Ne Out of the high-r 1 son enough why ye fashionable apr windows will be cc Save $5, $10, $15 *10°1 GREAT SALE Colors— Black, Cobweb, Gray, Tan, Kit Fox, Navy, Brown, Moth, Cinder. Sizes: Misses’, 14, 16, 18—Women’s, 36 up to 46. Values You Will Find It Impossible to Duplicate Elsewhere. If you destre, a deposit will hold your selection in our Will Call Depart- ment until desired. Reg. $5.00 cae S20 Sahin we. Finest Materials— z Skin inert: ‘an Mink Ch 810.50 ae Chi aha —all eolors $15.00 Up i= | / Lustrosa, Marvelle, Amoline, Brytonia, Franc- es re Aca a tony Bum ~ sl se ry meer call i | . | ine, Ormondale, Camel’s Hair, Mondrane, Vel- inum Dyed rfs at Very if. See Us for Everything in the Choker Line vette, Excello, Fashona. Every garment ex- quisitely silk lined throughout with finest Crepe or Peau de Cygne. New Styles— Graceful Capes, Wrappy Coats, Sports Coats, Straightline, Box, Circular, Side Fastening, Belt- ed Styles—suitable for every type of figure. 55.00 ecla SiO Seo - Sain Stone Marten Chokers ONAN Sk: pat ae aers ore EE AAR IRE © AN AM SALLE ANA: PERN SATHORN APA IE RAE lng SS NAS la PA mst AEN nO Ea i oot SE ” . a : * eee Ne Ree Fee) AOE Ue RL Ow ee ated ees i, ey ae bid gear, 25% Reduction on all Remodeling and Repair Work during our dul! season Special Attention Given to Mail Orders Landers & Pearlman Fur Co. Manufacturers, Whoiesailers and Retatiers 823-825 Washington Av. (SECOND FLoor) LESS | Oppos«tte Hotel Statler Cc “TEE FASTEST GROWING FUR HOUSE In sT. Lous ee " - c< a Taos ‘ - re ares Ri easel — Ol ag Se Me | eae ht glee Pitty Nb ane ter GR ARN ita ao 08:

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 1Tf, 1923. . ‘STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH rh —_ e . oo die - @ ‘Pee Cecillia Choral Ciub will be “oR | tained at the home of Mrs. T. | riar Jerome's Beautiful Book” and The Delphi Delphians are begin- at 2:80 p. m. at the Community Cen- Home i artm eth wedding anatversary ; B. eet. 839 De Baliviere ss. = MEETINGS ANN) (THER after the social] hour Mrs. M. L. | ning the study of Egypt, and the dis- ter. The subject to be taken up is’ Delta Rho Bete “Om a “wa y, at 2 oclock. Meetings are me at a oe oo Need, pom at Oe ee oo — “Egypt of Bible Times.” Thursday at the heme ef Miss | CITY ART MUSEUM demonthly at the homes of selections by a St. Louis author. 6 day, under the leadership of Mrs. Frances Vv. Marous hone and the program ci eat next meeting will be for the election | Frank L. Weiner, was much enjoyed. Mrs. C. P. Johnson of 6850 Persh- avenue. V. Peidkamp, 3008 charge | dren, a aaemetamaane —= — Special Exhibition m calle. and Fetrestinente of officers. Miss Lee, having left Four new members wree welcomed. ing avenue will entertain the “Le- of Misses Adele Diessethorst and great-grandchil4 Mr. and Mrs . . ese ao ectangular of the city, will not be the hostess, as They are: Mrs. E. L. Melsheimer, | land Literary Club” tomorrow after- Helen Marcus. Marits were born ta Hanover. Ger-| Egyptian Antiquities —— scheduled, but notice will be given Mrs. I. H. Gamble, Mrs. Adolph E. noon at 2 o'clock. many, and landed in New ties ——— — the club members of the place of Meyer and Mrs. Joseph E. Vollmar. —— Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Marites ef|im 1857. They were married in Gallery 16 ® rist Watches Novelly heroplane eerty meeting. The next meeting will be March 19 The first monthly meeting of the haa cpt te | New Melle, Me. in 1862. wf te } a oh-4 dinmondos hish-grnet wat Wot ° e“Come and fly with us at = =PLEASE SHOP CAREFULLY==se NO EXCHANGES OR RETURNS PERMITTE with 4 dinmonds; high-grade away jewel movement. Extra special, PASTLE HALL ‘Olive and On Wednesday at 3 p. m. the reg- | |!! =9th Sts. ar business meeting of the Wednes- | | $50.00 TIVO ORCHESTRAS 4 iy Club will be held. The Dramatic || ¢ 5 aie : — : Stud, Section wil] } . f Th lz na ? a ain 4 {mgtructions ever’ Tues. and Fri : + mee ursday a ' and 17 jewel in 14 and 18 kK. All od with Castie Orchestra and a corps +p. m., with Mrs. Fanny W. Mabley | tent inst ctors Coniv : * 4 figer west of New York. H. Albers, Mgr | 204 Miss Elsie Beck as leaders. “Food, a Tragedy of the Future.” by jewel movements in 25-year William de Mille, will be presented. | |*! d-filled ‘a | Those taking part will be Miss Flor- ||| ence Walters, Arthur Hall and War- | EE THEM IN OUR WINDow 3 ee ‘ren Hagee. After the play William | ||| r / | Carson will speak on “The Teaching | Hit] NIN’ of Playwriting.” The C1 irrent Topics | Section of the Wednesday Club will \i } rid : o Years at 912 FRANKLIN Avy. an ' F lOld its last meeting of the season _s . “A (/} ‘ . on . 5 \y riday morning, at 10:30. Prof. F. W. Shipley is to speak on ‘‘Adven- \ l 4 li a %) } Apr | i wAtHUIT I i) il Ml, ttt TTT TT as a Re men RI tures in Archeology.” and Dr. Her-|/| 1 Pe man Von Schrenk on “The Forestry , Gouraud s Situation in Missouri.” Miss Sareh4 f . ba } C L. Tower will present a | ] il a group of Orienta ream poems by Mrs. Katherine Howard. rc for 80 years has bro a The officers for the coming year: |}"| 3 ness to many wom eel il on | 7 d A) 3 beauty it has rendered to them. Its Mrs. G. N. Seidlitz, chairman, and |}!!! | ; = service is now extended so that those Mrs. John J. Kelly, secretary {| who would harmonize their complexion Unt ! wnt nut une i! Y | If { ‘ll CHELL and FLESH os F. W. C., met at the Universiry : BA shades as well as WHITE Sie ‘Thesiay sterkeme aii Ate, come advent of Spring. Aroused from the lethargy and somber hues of-Winter’s mantle, ev ery living thing responds to the quick °s Their " ee ee RA. Rocfort as hostess. Several r+ i | ened pulse of life with a spirit of rejoicing and exaltation, manifested in burgeoning trees, Tlow ers and grass, and the chirp of a PERD._" i ports were given on the various fe:- | ||| myriad winged songsters; while the human equation assumes a brighter, lighter and gaver aspect, in more colorful Dress creatiofs. erated committee meet@ngs. Mrs. [.u- y Style : ther Armstrong gave a reading cf | ||| Come, and feast your eves on this aga a carnival of Springtime Apparel. Come, and make our joy and jubilation mutual and com. it plete; yours, assuredly, because of the amazing values obtainable, and ours, in the pride and con- fo) — 0) —————. () — | il: alii: oS ae , Pi! sciousness of the ability to present them, in homage to Spring and her eternal youth. i a ie ill ) Lae . , al Un ely : , . “ Viti bt lg A Ie, Yo 6-9 } i | 4 ( Yh ,. + f € | ‘ ) Al it . ; | ‘ SS) NY Pe, ie) 4 , OlON. Broadway 2° iW 1 ee f Ve Ty °o a ie) fis Eire eau | ‘ , é | kd TR ad | , Pe The New Store|. X : bgt ee M4 Regular $22.50 to $85.00 Garments in Three Lots pan of the high-rent district—that’s rea- Ison enough why you can save money on°é fashionable apparel. A glance at our 1 windows will be >? aes S with their oi a shade pecans f sidiianeiil | | Makers, 2 dosoto the bestadvantage. Nowmadein The Fortnightly Club of Kirkgvow'l ’ LOMORROW we be gin a solid, uninterr upted week of the greatest underselling campaign in our history, sanimeseaiaad withe the wel [oo garments you | 1 Style, Work- - , » and Quality only seen in igh-cost Coats and Capes. We are proud of this achieve- ent. Y ou will be proud to C wn one of these garments wearing apparel will be sold ‘for Jess mon- ey, because tif are small. Beautiful New \\S) ( [fe | ei | $22.50 to $29.50 Values $35.00 to $65.00 Values $45.00 to $85.00 Values | a ath Me has ffi ki i Exquisite modes for the street and afternoon, dinner, dance and sport occasions and rare creations for ihn, | a5 C36 / || ta evening functions, in the desired fabrics as well as combinations of weaves in a host of correct shades. (if fF sfstr\ \ Z a 6 | Fort L/ , . ’ if ) Se: i: : RE ‘ | Here are Dreases such as we have never seen before at the Your choice of fabrice in these three greatest underpriced , m ‘ fe (3 | prices. More than 1000 of them, each and every one a mode groups includes Fiat Crepes, Cantons, Satin-Faced Cantons, Ras Panel ine” 1f f | ; strié that some matron or maid will claim for her own tomorrow. | Seen. rey ls ee Satins, ean ee ae Fancy Hh Nats es 4 J | Orepe Ros ara, Poiret aces, Cloth com- New Straightline ai : | é | Biate —F NY The,style assortment is without precedent and the savings will binations, Taffetas, Wool Crepe Combinations, Fancy Roshanaras, Capes! i ey epee iE further establish our value-giving supremacy. | Crepe Knit, Voile Combinations. New Fomted Side Hl ) on : , eee ‘ a. I yh , Sizes 14 to 18 and 34 to 46 New Wing and Butterfly Capes! Sheered Collars! New Semi-Bloused i ° ° wand Panel Efects! | A Wonderful Spring Jubilee on “Side Effect Sale of the Newest fe - eae Models! PLENTY “ld p Silk S t a yi —The Season's Best Styles veut. 2} Fox Scarts ure wl weaters hoof Values: 7 sae cance ant. She ae bt | ONE | see. ‘sisse, & ‘9 00 New Crushed and $ Spring’s Most Flattering Dress Spring Jubilee Sale Price 1 | ) Up to $25.00. SUITS, COATS & WRAPS | Accessory FOR ONE DAY ONLY ii ay /; Spring Jubilee Price. . Save $5, $10, $15 and $20 on Each Garment $39.50 and $45 $ yi, 9 Al WS COSTUME BLOUSES Valees $70.95 ite OVERBLOUSES ik t Canton Crepes Beautifal Pelts—Select Qualities ey Georgette Crepes Made From the Purest Worm-Thread Silk in a : Crepe de Chines ALE OF GREATS In the newest shades Gorgeous Array of Colors and Shades, Also ‘ Satins and Laces ig ‘ Navys, Midnight Blues and Blacks ! Wy Dre - SCS PN a} | Hudson Blue—Cocoa Brown J sad pas 2 Bt popular shades and combina Pe Ss Steel Gray and Baum Marten Brown ; Pe ou | —— lee ’ ) 2D FLOOR, BROADWAY er Spring Jubilee Price. § 6) Seas |, idhilee “ vow on SEM | ee“ Sale of Sample Hats 7 5 / Ve l ie | ) | $12.50, $15, $18.50 and $20 Showroom Models Valaes to $25 | | | =| eae No tht. 350 stunning “sample” Hats, selected by our New 75 0 | *) 0 0 D : f I ) | DRESSES 0 L 0 0 | 0 1 | ° i | Oe aM York buyer from the showrooms of the most eminent th — nna : SSS b makers. Each i is an individual and exclusive —_ D gline Models . ee aan | il Fe, . from which the most fashionable shops selected their = Models Satin Cantons , it . : Pe pets Spring displays. ey Models Cordettes , 29 TAY y 5 FE Tier Models Poiret Twills Panel Models Printed Crepes } ) I 5 . 4 As usual, our entire higher, priced Millinery Section will be given over | to this sale. There are Hats for dress, sport and street wear of new straw Wool Jerseys | | lif Galas Models rarvetne i = Dee 4 and combination materials, trimmed in many ways. TWo hd smegma og Cirea ar Models Gros de Londres } fF are arranged on Broadway and Sixth Street. Sho oe ALLOWED. ~ atom Models Paisley Silks ii overbuy, as NO RETURNS or EXCHANGES WIL Ceerth Fleer) Silhouette Models Combinations | ” i 461 N. BROADWAY-Next to “Busy Bee . ee sal 19. LS N =o WwW. ee — ; ——— 11-18 BROADWAY—THRU Saleesceainy 8T > x

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es P, Bh ar pl Sip y Bde ee ai he hign' » i yes . pete Pea at a en 5 - ane na & SR di v? he oe eke ge : at os : : ' 4 ailvy Globe- ; i F 4 ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Cémbined : n ~ ————— ‘ot Section : ddress . ) ‘9 se OCT M y William H Brien and Labor Trades Section, will adder a os | FEA a oy ees — MARCH 17,1998. es i ———— =— eiemt encase St | M street he alll 1) holé a sil- | Union Educational League Meeti r Th Society of the G G T reets. The alliance will hold a si , e are | . Supe fluous ee wore OF” ° HER ENGA EMEN ver jubilee banquet in celebration of The Trades Union Educational! Fre@ A. Heller. sident of i¢i the meeung. CANA } s 'G. Protestant Orphan Home of 444. CED = = ee = enen meetine ts twenty-fifth rear at Hotel Chase eages wees Se ope! eee Fa he Peas eas 4 the fe eogiee ahs » it oS Mie A AO - = | Natural Bridge. will give a 500 part) an . ‘nodlans “heater - Ha 5 at th "or * . Turn , at . m. Thursday. : y OOGIS! co eggs Tag at Twentieth and Salisbury streets tay # wre is a aioe Thursday, ‘March 15 at 2 p. n — . £3: oe : . lll | Like “Nature’s Own ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.INC. fy} | i- Laci e-Fr cis et 0 engagement of their daughter. Miss ¢, ll .F | M A d roy — Cohn to So] B x piarh. s , ae oe ‘ cs ’ ; > 5 an Frances nn, to sc en , . oF ome! ho have trouble keeping tre Lo is, Mo. - os 32? Frieco Bidg mann, son of Mrs. Jennie Fleisch- their hair tn curl. or of securing the de- 1106 Pine Ss et, St. u A toni food #¢. a ; , Men's—nearly new. Such makes as Maker 3 . | ‘ ‘quire such pretty waves id many finest New York and Chicago : ferro oA sige Ae ee ee “hs RE os Re ine ‘aiid « a* $e TORE RS: j es oS ett ve, re ae 7 enaiene e of tailers’ not-called-for or returna. Radio Sparkers and Manhattan Radio Products a gon Giteen™ Be S| he ba stead Ceats and vests as low as $2.50. DISTRIBUTORS Birds pe 7 me + te the Post-Dispatch. | , All-weol Pants, new, $3.75. New “ae A wr ' ; N. Mar we ssclipath Oladad Panta, GATE, Whip. RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Sold by All Grocerigs ee ee ee a eee See, | Tap Grebe and Kennedy Radio Equipment Drug Stores | adage panama ~* sintment that came to her in the coats. Come carly. Save—be wel! AND HNIH-GRADE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Mannfactured by failure of the Senate to favorably “1012 N. GRAND See Us at Booths 194 and 196 [Neoereesniee sree RUMI. gonnnt her pian to presest « beaut - ; tte ky Pace and Grand Cars Stop at Door abate D.eagant “tt anaes 2 = ful half million dollar residence + pat Se — the Government for the use of the | } vice President, Mrs. John B. Hen- derson. widow of the late Senator from Missourt, the death of whose enly son, John B. Henderson. sey- eral weeks ago, was a great shock to e 2 ner. has gone to Battle Creek Sani- Accounls Negi tarfum for a rest. It is said Mrs. 4 Invited a Pst Henderson does not tntend to ever [3 «open Boundary Castile socially again. Ce ee et ee er v ™ ine 54 ee aa y ee eee a) ae, fone aren eatin nt tact te ee ee - eee FRO Sa e- Fee eee eS ew Se ee eee Fe SOSSTSIII AIAG, | 7 1 OT OF aR RRR 980 OS On ce wey tet ites eet Se en A ee aed Sixth Sale of “Deltah” ) - { St. Charles ° J . ° . oe ) m' | | T A Ct f 1 ] Inde ee ee kaenhe Pas a Genator Selden FP. Spencer will Sa sini , “eS 5 = 1 1 & a pe ee ES ere =. leave Washington Monday and ifs ae ; . Yi sailing March 14 on a business trip A to Europe. Mrs. Spencer will remain jf _ ) 4! _ Socialltems — | : structible Pearls |: i oa eee ” : * is —; S: During the sessions of the D. A. R. Reser Dptsiticien ney epee _ we congress here in April, Mrs. Spencer will be very prominent, as she is the oe re chapiain-general of that organiza- at 2 Price ees ee ? | ident of the Elg 8 eteedtird a Senator and Mrs. Spencer's son, . micas dap te ate | Brooke Spencer, and Frank Turner, HE soft luster, the delicate sheen, the ex- iin aati Wl teidera SE «president of the company in St. Louls quisitely blended coloring of the deep sea wetary aud Sire, Bohn, treasurer. | ae with which young meena 2 jewels are well reproduced in these Neck- —— eee, cots Ge : es es ot ington and were entertained at din-ii laces of manufactured Pearls, durable, guaran- he Junior Girls’ Auxiliary of the bas ner by Senator and Mrs. Spencer. “ ~ ie - ~ a ae " ~ . = _ » - , ~~ ¥ - a * wee x * red be . + ‘ ae - 2 ; » a ‘ teow wl ae ‘ 2 MIRE AOTEAROA Ne Te lg IRS URI SD A Me RA Ah OI SRO he INE AIT Si LNAI RN ER NN SR MOOR, co SIG lla EMR RII Ban C58 SMO ATE Mag ALE MANS RE PS We IRE ee Aye age “ i F Shy -. b= hihi oT a a ai * AP! i eS vanity ape ae saree It beat we ee* By poy a Sota cn x - p Ata ae Berxtini se ot r ow Cage aig e > un he andy “ee Le ahd he kere etre, eax. 7a ae y ~ . si Te pe v Se) ie x 2 . ah x Se ee Jes, 3 tad, Wipe Sw wi a Pre tee - si aibisaind aie : ter f “igi aa 2 Deaie *S 9) wagets : Do ctedtiees s+, Frage NSM BV w : te — Lg it ted in nip hy shtaatiny aae Rly re ow - Fe . PR eee es Ps ie —_—_——P -. "i ‘ , a : * ee ee ~~ wee a ~ manned ’ + wl hg tar a May Per oe * ae — = Pe eG AF _ - J ~ ete teed to retain their full beauty. sien Orphans i at the B’Nai Am«: Miss Josephine Williford of St. Louis. who has spent the winter here It is not necessary to dwell at length on the $:80 o'clock today. Hi F Fahren- j : . | attractiveness of the half prices at which these arag wil aGarem the ¢iu 2 3 O O Da } rS of R rd nN d New Creations in $B with her aunt, Mrs. penne Thom, . et a r | x 3 and who was one of the debutantes » ROA it RT tar Hen Path ry — eg i kt ; rr Poet ee wi oe LET stat tS MRE Be Oh wp J a lovely “Deltah” Pearl Necklaces are now offered —-the substantial sav ings they represent. You ef the season, has departed for home. . She gave a farewell dinner at the Le oe c ‘ the h oe aon = ands are ve arty Tuesday after rel a Sinn the See 20 geen. Aa ishe wit 1 ¢claporate white gold clasps, set with . Gill's Hall, Ma ind Easton i v ATIU : Z : - oe | a Res a s # y : a ids Darter oh: Se ae ) | Leather or Covered Styles Smart New Two-Piece Sui oe: \ | E , Sizes 2 to 8—Widths AA to C $9950 1.88980 ||, Ko 3S WP : oD \Y sO Qq OT. Y \wo/ ‘| : mMmaAaLe- a i ee CRE rnchten 9 » itn eile aes NR an, eal ae ad : > 2 ray : : Mais, they combine in in silhouette ‘ and ornamentationa. LA the @Zactnessa ‘nr = _ : “Try : i — - : : ; a ia ‘Y} o ore ; “eectongongeted made : | FIRST FLOOR Navy, Black, Coco, Gray | t i F 4 ‘Tinks sale, we know, will make hundreds ( rosh *S 66/7 N .. aii ee. ¥) | at ™ . : | . of new friends for WHF CG. \Y | aM | | > Sl : Sensenbrenner’s. Re- HARRY M. SCHMIDT, Pres , | o> Ga bi . : Seat “MOUS pele abt 1019-21 LOCUST ST. 3 rer A | : \ give entire satisfac- Otive S167 ae ve , 6 : tion or a new pair . ts yours for the ask- ing.” . [a =F | Liek iH, EF

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a FA CAN : ger SUNDAY Tren) a MAT AR on i | PCH 17, 1998. The City Circulation of the Dail OS DIS A CH alon Exceeds th ( y es C cy | ST- y Pp [- Pp 4 at of the Dall Star and the Tim ombined by y -_ f Y BIRD PIE, ¢ | SS eee : ba) n nr — ; | WASH IN GTON NEWS Hore the aajourom i mie: , ; ; ‘ ce President, be-. és ‘9 ) | | | | | fore the adjc ; OPEN DOOR FOR CHICAGO A. Mauff, executive vice president | standings,” said Mauff. “They m aie imi : 4 ‘ Journment of Congress. | lof the Chicage Beara ' ; , ‘ bi. 1ey mean!/and obtain first-hand information Fo | . of _ an- ; Ogg acholarsh! of $50 : 7 ; ee and thet en erat ee for himesif jas to the present economic system |. warded there this term for nctton | and aa we ane es ma Ba 'Mrs. Folk wo + re a lovely gown of a black silk velvet made on draped) GRAIN EXCHANGE STUDY sees aati wh i meg a oe ee renee ae marxeting Som : o5@ aim was ant step in this direction ts the de ery: an average grade of $0 or above. da ' : an f . day School Association, and Helmut ‘lines and trimmed ‘j ins] With kolinsky. elf cae . self-aggrandizement had, as a result / ci: — 4 NOTES (It SOCIAL é Fe smcananes to throw open the doors to They are Theodore C. Braun Jr., son! R. Niebuhr. professor of the New : : -” The forr Jover | . . — ner Governor has recovered Famers and Writers Invited to G hy re somewhat fr . ' 70 of post-war deflation, which had hit farmers, farn , Pe rom his rece I ; or : “irst- ' tee ee atatives, |! | of 1 el 2 nt illness. ae, ao i Soa Hand farm products, Mfairly attacked the | members of the farm press and af. oe th by St. Louisans. nding ag, agg eit be, — pas Testament in Eden Theological Sem — . inn Maseies SN ee ae | 4 ness ma System. grain exchanges, and false doc-|ficers of co-operative groups who ttene ree St. Louisans now at- |‘ St. a vangelical | inary, on leave of absence. sis od for loss of s0n Mrs. Cleveland xX > os later HAI AGO, March 10.—An “open trines had been given persons unfa- desire to go upon the trading floo | a anc meninges Arg ean eee mere breathing | Representative Pecan sr ¢f| door” policy toward American farm-/miliar with grain marketing, Maa?) ES Seen eligion each won one of the 10 Shedding of feathers oy pap ares z rt Of -Missouri,;ers and writers who desire to study | said mele st eo T2TatTa Kirt son and al! other then’ Eppotapeea Bier wince a at luncheon/the precise operations of aa Grain a Officers of this association are iehinieialinaliaie ak SRA Renan nr va 1 | ‘ p “onday. 'Exchange has been adopted, John | determined to correct misunder- Art Needlework | Ta seases of Canary ras... to the Post-Dispatch, WASHINGTON, March 10.—Worn| a pe — prea: and gut by her sorrows and the disap-4 St i ha Hae: oie Pactne. sl pointment that came to her in the ALLER’S BIRD STORE failure of the Senate to favorably f ( ( al It y Op gooept her plan to present a beauti- | “Specials for This Week 3 (2th St. This Complete Set tT t carf— ’ 18x48; on heavy white ma- | ri terial effective design; reg- .00 | 7 es ' T T r —aiiaeee me ee i 23 Franklin Av. Sf. Louis, Me. a — r the Gevernment for the use of the Yice President, Mrs. John B. Hen- gerson, widow of the late Senator . from Missouri, the death of whose enly son, John B. Henderson, sey- Charge B® oral weeks 2c0, was a great shock to} .< Y bel, a eo Se ee ae a ' Mn ay Pepe: fy! oti i Ti 7 perth 4‘ “ty halt fad " I Sizes and Styles for Women and Misses in Hach Group | A Beautiful Complexion} Hii 1 Of Satin-Like Texture {@ | hen The incomparable beauty of & Ma ki of: women—that & Hal , af * * \ } ' p Bt ; 4) 4) he betas ; / , A) ne F of Nadinola Cream, which of = omtayy Gb: Genes rit ae Mien fo BP kee hae = and beautifying p yi = ~ He “I pid i Wraps & Coats c APER, Weape an Coals care coma edo.” Devaped and tists o discov- § . sneigt ott eer ; war ered and combined io Nadine | ca , : +e ) | ae of fine marvella, lustrosa, preciosa, | ick mieieee |] bie, That Present Hxoellent seft-textured fabrics, they portray the highest style allaiimnaiie Values at ‘of many foremost Parisian and American designers. 2 f aes and | Oy | rec es, . es | : J . ' ais hue Hy ' uF Other discolorations. Of its [@ ‘ | Neue oh es’ ...* ) Birnie |i trimmings, e site linings and charming grace ere o oe one a | leaves i | * Ly faeries ad tics of each model, whe : ' OS Nas ‘Geet hg La —_—_ —_,..... Sport Coats of Genuine e . ne, blous wraeppy Camel’s Hair Included rnp crv pont at Either $35 or $45 aaa ee mee SF EL ee RE LR LIS BT ome NP

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OT SS a pty Ses BN we we ad ® pe’ ee 4 a Tb RTT lithe aR TEE Bin 6 Dae ATE Ne i ns tA ra eo RS aptan. "A MOTE LAIED 6 ie ER A> TOT PR ernie t vt eae. - ESTER SMa aaa es a aes PES CREO a de trey 7 - PP ee Ree +> er * ; ae SSS See ¥. a a ee | +74 Wc +> et ie = ten faery - Te rea Ce ea SETS ae + 0h dele FW pte ao DR reais OPI Saks Fl oie te | stag hare ye ee ha des xi = 7) A ab. bee ppt GO ee Per i a oy I Or. ee” ~ é = 35 Pat nmehis 7 NAS TN PASTS, AIR CRORE eR 0. se — o “ Pliitts “1 Sey Pe we PAG oe i Lt CSR yy BE RR SE Re : Oe ee : - , r: ors . BNE cont Habe oo ieee Ce ee AO Lhe oe ge we eae ows ’ wae ‘eo a ene > ee or ~~ em OLE LE Ay Ey CPT a a SO ete Roe mae : eee . ee em je an i ae poe * elt deta! ie ao ° + ee ee a ne - . i nae 6 ‘ 2 a “- — , eo OE ie ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. BERLIN TERMED EUROPE'S MOST EXPENSIVE CITY 6th and FRANKLIN Businessmen There 5 diteemel Because All-Week Specials Special! ‘ADOPTION OF ONG CHILD SOUGHT Grandfather Would Change Name of Snerial to t Dispatch ené On eanited in breaking up the homes of: Eugene W. Ong. former vice presi- dent and general manager of the $100,000.000 United Fruit Co., and Walter Scott Penfield, international lawyer, had {ts latest development he, Peat-ee ‘yesterday. News was received here NEW YORK, March 10.—The that Andrew Woodbury Preston of g-Penfield divorce affair, which Swampscott, Mass., the 75-rear-okl, founder and president of the fruit} Girl to Preston. ch BERLIN. {erty 10.—""Berlin to- day is the most expensive city in Europe in which to live.’ This state- / Travelers Are Kept Away by High Prices. Wireless to the Post Except items marked with STAR which vate ment was made yesterday in the good Monday only. Berlin National Zeitung, one of the the Chicago Dat! y News mm many German newspapers which in the past have continuallr demanded that the Government restrict travel- ing by foreigners in Germany, but) which now are printing appeals tv pyrigh 1¥L3 apage foreign tourists to visit Yesterday's newly taid, direct enc from St. Louls county. Great, t ~— one ep ile sy ll page The fact that the hotels are more Per ? eo than half empty and that the hun- dreds of American, British and Scandinavian buyers who came to visit the Leipzig fair left within 24 hours b-cause of the high prices has larmed the manufacturers and es: *26 p a hopkeepers. Several hotels have ismissed one-third of thelr employes and closed one or two floors. so far. however, these hotels have not reduced their rates ven ey eee eas “According to our advices,’ con- eat. : re op " PR A —_ of good. *' y. tirues the National Zeitung ‘both Steaks. A saving of more than Paris and London are cheaper than! , he ~ gy Joe value. sede Berlin, not only in respect to hotels| ] and restaurants, but almost every- thing else. Comparisons which we have made between the\ big Paris | an@ London department stores and ours ‘ere in respect to the prices of common household articles show 33 > £ . . that Berlin is by far the most ex- Porterhouse has nothing on these pensive A young married couple. Breakfast Breakfast Bacon for instance, must pay from one- third to one-half more for furnish- uiTs ‘4 poh Also Stylish Swagger, Snappy Gabardines, Whip- cords and Tweed Topcoats 1000 or more high-grade | Blue Serge Coat as - good - as - new Sults —also lots of over- coats and _ topcoats, such fine makes as Hart Schaffner & Marx. Also high-grade tailors’ un- called-for or returned suits. Many cost $50, $75, and some as high as $150. Would you rather wear a cheap new suit or a high-grade as-good- as-new? Be well dressed at small expense. 1012 N. Grand Page and Grand Cars Stop at Deor. Mixed Wool Work Pants Coat and Vest: all wool; as low as.. $2. 50 Khaki Soldiers’ Suits.. ..95e Brand new long Khaki Pants) Rain Coats: used Rain Coats; new Boys’ Suits; new. First long pants Suits: new company, had applied to the Pro- bate Court there for permissiog to adopt his gran daughter, Patricia W. Ong, 5. and change her name to ward. Mrs. Preston. The chiid nother. Airs. vorce in two months ago. Penfite!d Besse Preston next week. Reno tin 1929. proceedings will She obtained a @ivorce from Ong Ong Penfield were marrted shortly after- and Mrs. | obtained a di- The adop- come up for | If It Comes From MOLL’S It's the Beat Delmar and De Baliriere S. E. Cor. Sth and "Lucas 6214 Easten Mon. Tues. Men., Tues., Wed., Thurs. FREE 1 tall can TOPMOST MILK with i LB. CAN TOP- 45e MOST COFFEE HEADQLARTERS FOR Wiscensin PURE BUTTER Fine. bright. sized fish: FINNAN HADDIE medium 1, or whole Guaranteed te be most wonderful EY: Appetit Sild, per ean. all the negro wants todag is the Mice. 4 2 right to select his vocation and pur- sue it, the right to have his home and to protect it. and the right to /vote—and have that vote counted.” The progress of the negro race in America in the last 50 years is “but, a beginning,” the Senator said. add- ‘ing that the ° ‘next 60 years will a tT by the past and will oa greater than ever.” yt 2-55 . vega SALMON FINDS AUTO AFTER THREE YEARS Fisherman Brand. No. tal! mm. A real €Ge = American's Car Standing Where It | : te ¢ pn 2. : Was When Stolen in Paris. JUNE PEAS Cor eapondence of the Post-Dispatch. a Mi Te 0 cten PARIS, I apd 9 “ eae en- can. Sweet and tender. A eral H. H. Bandholtz, formerly a real sea value member of the American delegation / to the Peace Conference, whose mo- tor car was stolen three years ago. found his car a fewédays ago stand- ing exactly where he last saw it, [{n = - front of a large hotel! in the Champs he en, 2 60 Elysees. Gen. Bandholtz-had left it there three vears ago. when he en- tered the hotel, but when he looked for {tt again an hour liater {t was gone. Walking into the same hotel he moticed drawn up near - the en- trance a car which he at once felt convinced was his own. It had been altered in several ways since he lost it, but he wag able. to verify his suspicion through the engine mumber and certain incon- /' spicuous marks which he remem- bered. On making fnquiries of the owner of the car, Gen. Bandholtz f) SARDINES 44 le : Ms “ia es ‘ learned that he was a wealthy = m6 Spanish mobleman, who had bought im pure olivé olf. A the car in Madrid for 100,000 francs. MWe value ; INQUIRY INTO ~ BANKER'S DEATH en, 1.65 14 Centerburg (O.) Man Found in Barn. q r = Panther Brand. tender tins. a Critical 4. S 25 SSRs ome C7 “#24 ' i been rewarded. for not Presser _ ad ZroOUpD OL a few short weeks away, so this event will ‘something unusual. ’ this season, have quite the equal o be astonished at their excellence. s * a . > Yalting ior > " 4 — a ee }. - * ] ~~ These sna ObeCTS $0 eSSCRtIaL tO Toe el prove mighty weleome to many If you are one of these, your wait has of these Suits been offered at $25. We urge yow to see them. Spring These are soft, fluffy skims in the very newest shades of 7 fadson Bay blue, brown, baum marte n. also blaek. Un- “tee * Peemeeerereeeeeere . ¥ y 522522 *- (‘Third Floer.) pe ST NPAT. MARCI! 11. 1999. _——— 7 er for Presbyterian Rally. The Rev. Dr. J . - Taylor! Timothy Stone. Presbyterian ' former} Presbyterian is to - repe-: *# Predioll irches of LIND’S Seventh and Lucas Market 3.0% Baske -more. Sugar and Free at. oa Will Sell All This Week Chocolate-( overed | Marsh- 15¢ Sesto ik Guecdiebe A & 7¢ Roast Peanets. 14¢ —s Muecatel Raisins; “s imported stewing _ Rolled White Oate«: Broken Head Rice; pulabery Wheat Cereal; Slebers Heatth Bean —— Vihele Wheat leer: i - ake vtser: 7S: » Meck «heat bleur, * sei? me ‘Rett Rising PFleer— . Be . A tt «-a-Bird” ; , ! “ ‘ 4Me ' ack .. $180 (i.eld Medal Fleer— > : ee) . Ne $1.25 $5.40 { saca - - aval Patents Filear— . _ il sme - - “ . ~ [he rice « baaing Powder ; cae 25¢, 500 & $1.00 Terr’ Sew Ortewnme Moetassee: Tove log Cabin «nider 8 Jams ngoe ‘Sardines _ ihe In ate Tomate. 7 eee th Flakes: (odlfiach Mhddles: gen! ’ “elt ”" VMakerel Nodlan Pr | , rring: -ho'ce Milkere z Ss: t2@ nee dotern Kiace Bird Malt Sprup; * $4.16: can ae Rice Rird Malt Syrup: ae te * $54.65 ar feaers Malt Syrup: po ain 4G¢ 5 »* _. S.4a- ~2 ’ %. (Otte Spetial): hepped 606¢ an 30¢ ifte Banner: White Naphtha Soap FREE With Coffee bar Queen White Naphtha ar abeniutely free with every rd of coffee you buy: any listed here Cof em —all freshly reaated— Ae te Atari ttt tlle merece age : - features of the Dr. Kahler Shoes Acts Like a Bandage 5% STix, BAE G | ;

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STNDAY, MARCH 11, iggg. THOMAS 707-709 N. Sixth. s 7 - - ae “ a 6: al oe | 4 | | - = | a 3 2 ¥ ee ee es S34 ae ey “eh = > ue - r of the STNDAY MARCH 11, ’ 1929. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approx!mately 40,000 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! ~* 7” “s Gpeaker for Presbyterian Rally. Whe Rev. Dr. John Timothy Stone’ Fourth ‘Church of Chicago, will address ai ‘ey fy of Presbyterians at 8 p. m. to-| One Rule Will Require Purchasers of Tickets to Have Photo- ~ Forrow at the Second ha: 3 Church. Westminster a g gvenves. Jr. Stone Me Smoderator of the @ spurch. The audience 3 " Fyesentative of the is , 12,0900 Presby- i “terians in the different churches of ™ Gehe denornination in St. Louis. A.C, C, ISSUES REGULATIONS Presbyterian | GOVERNING MILEAGE BUUK SALE Presbyterian ' and Taylor '| graphs on Cover. a former | By the Associated re Presbyterian , is > 4 8 to be rep terchangeable mileage |} cent reduction under Will Sell All This Week by of | tographs pasted on the cover of the mileage books, in order to prevent | Chocolate-Covered Marsh- { 5c scalping. malliew bees: Zz dazen “ere @ es ee on Nestie’s Milk Chocolate Ac & 7¢ ALLIES oo, Fu, ich SUGGEST PLAN TO Roasted Peanuts; Jumbo 14¢ ' PAY J S OCCUPAT ‘ pound nan tektile: Cini. 1986 ' ' es imi TION COSTS | te kop ; «A 4 om leaned: 497 Proposition for Settlement Out of. ait | ie eee ¢ Reparation Funds Received From Imported Prunes; extra good; 10¢ Germany to Be Submitted. about 0 po ina , : + * « Br the Associated Press Imported Stewing Figs; 25¢ PARIS, March 10.—The confer- 9 ounde *“eweneeeeeees . sc e : ° Rolled White Oats; 14 a called to adjust payment for 4 pounds ipl via Joe aaa ¢ | the American Army of Occupation in Broken Head Rice; 14 Germany, at which Eliot Wads- 4 pouncs ee ¢ worth, Assistant Secretarv of the | Pillsbury Wheat Cereal; 18 atin: 4 : ; ) NE ERNE C reéasury, 1s representing the l'nited Pillsbury Health Bran; 14¢ states, had a session of two hours Purina Whole Wheat 1 36 today and adjourned until Wednes- Purina role fa our; C day. f-pound package 7 Scent i. Pancake Flour; « se f-rising Be Certain propositions formulated packag ie a | by the allies were presented. which Buckwheat Flour; ©) seif- O¢ will be submitted to Washington be- riging: 1 ager . r ‘ t j | “is-a-Bird’ Self-Rising Fiour— fo ‘e the next meeting. The propo- eye TS.) ee Pee -. de sitions, it is stated, propose payment 10 cee ee 0 et 8 se 8180 out of future reparation funds re- Gold Medal Flour— celved from Germany. . $ neo edt ] — . 9 ee BS-BOuUnd gBAck .. o o» ’ . . A“ At $] :98, $9.39. $9-69 Pair | LOT of 700 pairs Filet, Scotch | and shadow Lace Curtains, in | effective patterns, overlocked borders. _-- ee & DOWNSTAIRS STORE most unusual because of the large quantities assembled and the low prices quoted. Every offeri Lace Curtains Fringed Panels Sectional Panels At 92 Each | At 26c and 36c Sec MAROQUISETTE Curtains with | BEAUTIFUL patterns Russian filet lace insertion. Hem- | med, and bottom finished with bullion | fringe.- All in ecru tint. As there are | in all have 2% yards and curtains. " and Scotch net weave Panels in de- signs which are imitations of imported Section is 9 inches wide and A Sale of Curtains and Materials Te ALMost every need in Curtains, Window Shades and Drapery Materials can be supplied in this sale. It is an opportunity that is ng is the result of a special purchase. 5500 Yards of Curtain Scrims At 7c Yard tion filet HEER white Curtain Scrims, te ‘= ar Jae Ge le OO" FR my ae. ; long. only 300 in the lot, we will have to 242 yards long. Please bring window | j . C , d N | place a limit of 4 to a customer. measurements to avoid eerere. in a 8 Pp tre pat- ( ° erns, or nemstitcne racers. tor. rtains and Nets | | - 2 urta | Drapery Terry Cloth Velour Draperies Lengths up to 15 yards, and 5 i, At 99 39 | 49 ae | gs 49 36 inches wide. aid C, C, Cc At 59c Yard At $9: and +4: Set A splendid buying opportu- Ac. x A GROUP of 3500 samples—rep- nity for the woman who pre- L resenting showroom and = sgales- BEAUTIFUL Terry Cloth, re- HREE-PIECE Drapery Sets fers to make her on Curtains ia men’s samples of an [Eastern Curtain versible, which can be used on of excellent quality velour, plain and a material which is al- m) manufacturer. Included are all weaves either side. Unusual color combina- or brocaded, and in all colors. Have ways popular for bedroom, iy in Lace Curtains and Curtain Nets. tions, including many duplex patterns. shaped valance, and headed, ready to kitchen or bathroom curtains. ~ Many alike. 36 inches wide. Cut from full bolts. hang. Window Shades _ Colored Drapery Madras Bungalow Curtains Drapery Fabrics —_ Colored Drapery Madras | Hand-Painted Fringed In Four Special Groups FFERED in the standard At 33c Yard IFTEEN HUNDRED yards At 45c Yard ADIO cloth-——a new dain- tily designed drapery mate- At $1.35 and $1.95 Ea A GREAT variety of new i lity. splendid quality weaves in Casement and of — ee At 39c and 59c Yard | Window Shades | ERY pretty patterns in Ce ie Bow e $F t 3 9 n ; : colors, and each Shade Drapery Madras, in two-tone) p . rial, in all colors—also Shiki Drapery Madras in rose complete with fixtures. and solid colors, many different ey sic wt Pv Rep, in mulberry and blue | blue, green or brown; border or | At C Each Be tte Fach patterns. Lengths up tO 10 and many with border designs, Shades. 36 inches wide. A lot | allover designs. 36 in. wide. | f Soc Lac yards, with many alike. 36 in.) gnq all finished with bullion °f.2500 yards on sale at this one | j Opaque Shades, 36x72-in.| wide. fringe and dark heading. 1000/ P!'<*: | N Bs t | A VERY interesting offer. At 65c Each . on sale. + Ruff : ahaa tas ater | ing in the always desir- » wag | L Curtal | uffled Curtains | able ecru Window Shades, © Opaque Shades, 36x84-in. | | ace Uurtains : At 2 5c and 29e Yard | sarereer. . Curtain Nets A 1.39 S | neatly scalloped and finished At 85 Each __ At $1.49 Pair —— ef || BEAUTIFUL Cretonnes in | with fringe Oil Opaque Shades, 36x72 CALLOPED border | At 33c, 44c & 99¢ Yd. HEER voile Curtains desirable colorings and very | All in the 36x72-inch size inches | We ' EW Spring tt with ruffled flounce ae yi 39X7 ’ ' | Lace Curtains in white N pring patterns in bottom. and ruffled tie- attractive designs. Suitable for | mounted on guaranteed roll- At 95c Each | or ecru color. All in very Curtain Nets of filet, backs. Will give a neat and draperies, furniture coverings, | ers Complete with slat effective designs, and the Scotch and shadow weaves: Seresh look to any window cushions, scarfs, etc. A lot of | b , le , d h ° _ Oil Opaque Shades, 36x84 Curtains 212 yardsinlength. | also the popular Bungalow Nets aso on sale ; 4600 yards for this special sell- | Orackets, nails and crochet inches. ( Pit GEN ialansiil mn a ing event. ring. (lbbownstairs Store.) Monday Specials Chiffon Silk Stockings At 49c Pair One thousand pairs of Women’s Silk Stockings with lisle tops and reinforced heels and toes. Slightly imperfect. Downstairs Store.) Men’s Cotton Socks At 19c Pair Medium and light weight Socks of good wearing kind in black, navy, and cordovan. Some first and second quality in the lot. 3 pairs, §oc. (Downstairs Store.) Boys’ Union Suits At 50c Balbriggan Union Suits without sleeves and knee length. Also Nainsook Suits in athletic style with elastic webbing in back. Sizes 6 to 16 years. ; (Downstairs Store.) H. & W. Sport Girdles At $1.00 Closed and laced-back styles, of brocade and coutil, combined with elastic. Sam- ple lot, in a good assortment of sizes. (Downstairs Store.) Men’s Nainsook Union Suits at 59c Athletic-style Union Suits, full cut and made of pincheck nainsook. Seconds of the better grades. Sizes 36 to 46. (Downstairs Stere.) Women’s Cambric Gowns At 55c Of good quality white cambric in the slipover style, trimmed with fancy stitch- ing and clusters of hand-embroidery work. (Downstairs Store.) Women’s Slipover Gowns At 79c Of good quality cambric, trimmed with cluster of tucks and hand embroidery. Regular and extra sizes. Flesh or white. (Dewnstairs Store.) 1500 Pairs of Shoes ae $4.20 AN accumulation of women’s low and high Shoes from our recent sales, grouped to sell at one low price Monday. All are desirable styles in patent, brown, dull, satins and suedes, with high or low heels. _ Pair Also about 200 pairs black kid Boudolr flexible $1.00 pair (Downstairs Store) Slippers, with silk pompons, leather soles, at —white, ivory and beige. Sale of Rugs Mill Seconds Purchased at Low Cost $39: HE quality and patterns in these Rugs are of a char- acter that will meet with the approval of the most critical. Included are beautiful allover and new scroll effects, designs 54x90 Size 63x90 Size and colorings suitable for any room. 9x12 ft. in size and finished iwith fringe. $7.00 $7.10 The same Rug in size 6x9 ft. is priced special at $20.95 High-Grade Axminster Rugs, $45.00 A very heavy grade Axminster Rug, seamless, in patterns and colorings suitable for living rooms, dining rooms and bedrooms. gx12 ft. 9x12-Ft. Axminster Rugs, $33.65 Standard grade Axminster Rugs in allover and Oriental de- signs. A quality that will give good service. 3x6-Ft. Axminster Rugs, $6.98 Heavy grade Rugs, in Chinese and Oriental designs, on sale Monday at a price which represents a generous saving. Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs at first rejects of Mohawk, and are w mail or phone orders filled. Sheets, 54xg0-| Sheets, .63xg0- inch size at | inch size, at $7.15 $7.25 42x36-inch size, at Bordered Tablecloths At $1.39 Each 27x52-Inch Axminster Rugs, $2.98 Serviceable Axminster Rugs in many patterns and color com- binations. Rugs Can Be Purchased on Our Easy Payment Plan (Downstairs Store.) cloths with pink, blue or gold border, scalloped or hemstitched ends. Inches. The 56xs6-inch size is priced special, Good Quality Napkins At 6 for $1.00 inch size, and in a variety of attractive designs. Basco finish. Slight seconds. The defects are very slight, in most cases a small oil stain or a 72x90 Size $y 42x36-inch Pillowcases, 33c each. Seconds of “Cast Iron” Sheets Good quality mercerized damask Table- | Size 64x64 | $1.00. _ Mercerized Damask Napkins, in the 20- | — 7200 Mohawk Sheets And Pillowcases—Seconds—in a Sale HE Sheets in this special offering are labeled “Empire,’ which are the ell known for their good wearing qualities. heavy thread. No 81x90 Size i Sheets, 81x99- inch size, at +148 | $420 72x99 Size | $4.25 19 Sheets, 81xg0- inch size at ' Pillowcases, made of tubing seconds of Cannon Mills quality. 35c each | 45x36-inch size, at goc each | Indian Head Tubing | At 29c Yard | §oft-finished bleached Indian Head Pil- | lowcase Tubing in lengths of 2 to 9 yards and 42 inches wide. | -——3 o’Clock Special_—_ Tissue Ginghams, 25c Yard | : A lot of 2000 yards of Tissue Ging- ham, neat plaid effects in pink, blue, lavender and other color combina- tions. A ‘5 — (Downstairs Store.) Mee. mis, ¥» Ce WE ae he OR, Mere Te ee a Bede at we ie & » * Yay A Sale of Unusual Interest! Coats, 40-Inch Canton Crepes $9.75 BEAUTIFUL new Canton Crepes in the heavy silk-mixed qual- ity, in all popular shades such as seal brown, mocha, navy blue, steel, peacock, henna, black and white. Ideal for new Easter frocks. 40 inches wide. For Monday only, at a price that is decidedly low. A yard, Printed Satins; 88c Yard ~ gy oom floral Satins, some in the new Egyptian de- ° OR the miss. as well as t ing extra sizes, Spring Coat o the beginning o elgns. wn on different colored grounds. A weight sult- ; able for dresses, kimonos, blouses, linings, etc. g6 inches at a saving is wide. deed. Coats of Printed Crepe de Chine At $2.25 Yard Excellent assortment of new Printed Crepes in large and smal! floral effects. Suit- Crepe de Chine | At $1.25 Yard Excellent quality reversible Chine in a0 light and dark shades. weaves, Crepe de styles, such as Weight suitable for outér and under garments. 40 able for dresses, scarfs, combinations, etc. and set-in sleeves, swagger inches wide. 40 inches wide. backs, ce models ‘ : wra effects. Figured Knitted Crepe Chiffon Taffetas sient ee pe wn, At $3.48 Yard At $1.48 Yard gtay, rookie and reindeer. Newest designs on different colored | All-silk chiffon dress Teffetas in an em- Sizes 16 to 20, 36 to 44 and grounds. A material that is suitable for | cellent color assortment, street and evening extra sizes up rae 36 inches wide. k. shades, also blac (Dewnstairs Stere.) blouses, dresses, etc. 36 inches wide. (Dew Special Purchase on Sale Monday polaire cloth, plain plaid, as well as over- plaid sport materials, basket velours. All are made inthe latest Spring mannish sport models, raglan Wraps and Capes or woman, hose requir- to select a cr Wrap at f the season unusual in- flare backs, and netaire Store.) + + a tp A a —_

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$I ~ $$ —— 8 STIams POST-DISPATCH ———— 2 . _ = = we re eee LEADFR OF SECOND MISSOURI 2 followed within 2 few weeks ty = Guanes SPH WAR MER BS Sg . _ GRAND-LEADER : An Interesting Selling of ~~ ‘gecond and last son. Lieut. Mahlon Last Yéars of Col. W. K. Caffee Sad- Caffee, died from injuries sustained N Ir d Hats 43/7 20 = sc Winapy, J lt ; ON | dened by Loas of Two Sons | while at an officers’ training at Camp. Through Accidents tn Knox, Ky. Service. The Caffees are a pioneer family ‘wpatch. of Southwest Missouri Col. Caffee T’S a rare oceasion, indeed, when Hats of such smartness and quality are priced so low. Hun- dreds of new Spring models, purchased especially for this sale, have just arrived. All the wanted shades for Spring are rep- resented. including sandalwood, oakwood, fallow, Tarragon, sand, navy and bfack. Among the most attractive offerings are flower-trimmed Milan Hats, combined with taffeta; poke models in timbo braids, flower trimmed; Milan hemp Hats trimmed with dashing ribbons of taffeta or moire; and Canton crepe combined with straw in close-fitting styles. (Third Floor.) March Sale of Umbrellas VW Ss Brings an Exceptional Value Monday iV é : ah i At | — have secured a lot of soo Silk Rain-or-Shine Umbrellas to sell at this very special price. It is a buying opportu. nity coming just at the beginning of the rainy Spring season. They are in all the popular shades as well as black, satin tape border and with handles of solid ambers, white, applewood with amber cap trimmings. Small leather loops, rings, tip trim mings and ferrules to match handles. (Main Fises) STIX. : A Special Selling Monday of Simmons Guaranteed Felt Mattresses A Solid Carload in Two Sizes and W eights For Full-Size Beds ‘ Weight 45 Pounds $9.95 | For Twin Beds A Special Sale of Weight 35 Pounds 1 oe - °— — 4 7 ; 6 a | ° hi | ees Se gel . ~ P e : —— > e ' ow . ae ete. Be — WV a : . : ee een fi These Are Being Offered at "THESE are Simmons 100 per cent pure cotton Mattresses, and Prices That Will Insure Quick Disposal offer values seldom equaled. They are scientifically felted Aieh into even layers of gauzy sheets. Edges are roll stitched, which SOME are floor samples, some rebuilt, some slight- assures the Mattresses holding their shapes and buoyancy for years. ly marred, and a great many new ones. Com- ge " lete set of attachments and lessons free at your They are resilient, elastic, sleep-producing Mattresses that need ‘home. Come early for choice. only an occasional sun bath to keep them fresh and sanitary. Cov- ered in high-grade art ticking. Terms $1.00 a Week No phone or C. O. D. orders accepted. ! — -~ - . — ~_ ~ = seaionen Special to the Post-! CARTHAGE was intereste¢ : >and was wealthy terprises here ° > a aie e Sar Lf 3 IK ‘ affer AMUCEMENTS ” § ——eem wm , MARCH 33, 8:15 + -weee _ ee tle A Re a te eh a a, - ~ . » ‘y Pas 4 % Ss CHORAL SOCIETY OF 200 vale ST. LOUIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ‘ars | FREDERICK FISCHER, Conductor aco his son, Lieut. Art! affee of : Richard - Tenor : nited States nA Y " . A Or) > of Baritone , Miss The men , iO lost the ve — ~~. a. s vas Lives | Gol NOD’S 1 the premature explosion of | 7 > ; An ~ A ard TICKETS “ jee: . | at ‘ndian Head proving | **DRicEs. $1.00. $1.50. $2.00. $2.50 grouncs, near Washington. This; wmANAGEMENT ELIZABETH CUENY | STIX, BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER - Zz ere Tha _ hes THE repute Its pr . f Dre ae? x ee 2 eg ted UE EB ; Ha‘ Con tralto. > *REDEMPTION’ w \EOLIAN CO., 1004 Olive for men and The magni that instant} A 4 ; Res 5 “phe al i Dy MR Bie Oe ce. 4 tence eee . Re ote Pt hee » = ee ee ee ee wet S ‘ Bs eae gh eh Penman A DE ek AMORA hy MAM iapib Bs hae 6 ha, A. Wengy ome tom v. cealareens Men BS th - . witoy ee a: © Ves ai et”) a, sa : 7 Ee 6S th GRE Sr G0. = tes. thew é a a pr lusheg ‘hain Ai ran =." ne ¥ » mtb x * per ° gh ay Ringed se ae " ” 4s A Bo 2 pes ‘ p in Aig 2 apy Senky = siplgn Tha “ He hin dame maptoe otra oe ae 4 re = , atm ieee a \ m e Shea “ -— ’ . Se tte ai Rost teeny Ped ae oe | — rf —™, eee ON ke ath > x a f . Pr Pay ‘ 4 ast> ahs _s eee 4 see» = i é og * at oid _ at WO Mes Ca —e ing tale Paid a 5 . - + onaghe+ e152 Hs Rolls io as ’ Aline ; ~ Nee - - + ywere i A rt me 77, vryTTry 7 ’ YT : : ii 8 Fa wit Y ogg ee. a ee it lw Ge A © ih ege. Seer id 6 eet oe 4 in eae - ik, Le a Re A th | aes oie Se a 7 —_ - -_ | Lf ii if (‘Seventh Floor.) 1900 Fringed Casement Net Curtains—On Special Sale | At fe and $ 353 Each T these two prices are presented Curtains in a variety of attractive Spring patterns and are made of excellent quality net in varied weaves. Each Curtain is finished on bottom with deep bullion or thread fringe. American Pongee Casement Cloth Cu lb ote aii ie iT AAA A I. perry { iH Ut i i} Ai ALAA LAL Announcing Our Great $1.00 Sale of Laces E beautiful Laces offered at this low price will make this selling event long remembered by St. Louis shoppers. The entire Lace Department and a part of Thrift Avenue will be given over to this sale. Trimmings for Easter frocks are included at this very interesting price. Early shop- ping is recommended. For Dresses Embroidered Georgette Flouncing in Egyp- tian colorings, black and white Chantilly All- iil pepenann i : + eueess $ ry wore 5 b 6.528 2 os Maem HAT ee Se Ss ati For Blouses Real Irish, Filet, Valenciennes, Venise and Binche Laces, representing a special purchase from China, France and Belgium. § and 7 drawers. Re-| 4 drawers. New. Long built and demonstrating | shuttle. Complete set of models. Guaranteed to | attachments free. Guar- ‘ 7 « i% 2 | 4 -— s ‘3 ‘tT a & ‘ 2 a = = | '_ = .§ = = 3 Re “ a .- = &§ Ze ._= & 1 2 ; =... + = tet a. oa yi 4 2 4 ;o% . = Fe % i _ 3 ° ore. She ee Os ‘ ton - Rae an a eae CSE aE nee ewes ae - a ON dha res p-° ek ee Gicnetiilatncindigielhncvinhs sdb Fe BS sew satisfactorily. anteed ten years. Domestic _ $5635 6 drawers. New 1923 model. Vibrator style. Sit rite position. Ball bear- ing. Life guarantee. shuttle. | chine Domestic Co. _for 20 years. New Willard $4().10 6 drawers. New. Long Made by the Sewing Ma- Guaranteed Portable Elec. $4010 New. Westinghouse motor. Belt driven. Com- plete set of attachments. Guaranteed r5 years. Looks furnitur Guaranteed fifteen years. Very special value. Cabinet $5] 23 like a piece of e when- closed. Special, 5 5 ca Yard A lot of r400 yards of this highly mercerized Casement Cloth in the natural ecru color is offered at this special price. It is a splendid drapery material, particularly suited for sun-parlor curtains. | Handmade Oil Opaque Shades In the most desirable colors, including some duplex. Have slight imperfections. We have arranged them in three special groups, attractively priced. 38 inches wide, 42 and 45 in. wide, 48 and 54 in wide, 5c Ext — 5c Each Fxtra—Axminster Rug Size oS i $3 9.2 EAUTIFULLY designed are these excep tional quality Axminster Rugs. clude many Oriental and Chinese effects and are extremely closely woven. Wilton Velvtt Rugs Linoleum, 4 Yards Wide Seamless (9x12) 96 729 Square yard, 98c These offer wery interesting values. They Armstrong and Nairn’s come in the very popular solid effects in rich | in an assortment of good-looking designs ~w ws & - ssy ~~ ee ae * saw tones of rose and taupe t Royal Wilton Rugs Fringed (9213) 3QG-90 | y ewe yard, 69c This makes a sanitary, durable Floorcovering Particulariy suited for use in kitchens and bath- rooms. Two-yard width. Sixt Sines’ They in- Plenty If you are looking for a Rug of the bétter aind, these Royal Wiltons will interest you. Their beautiful shadings are unusual. Special Showing of New Wall Papers At /cto I] 6c Roll LOCK and brick de signs for kitchens and bathrooms; small allover patterns for bedrooms and Stairways: plain grass cloth etfects and tapestry Papers. Washable, Papers, roll, 2 Mirrors and Cords overs and Flouncings. Allover Embroidered Net Flouncings. Egyptian and Persian Novelty Bands. Bertha Laces, in Deauville colored effects of gold, silver and other metals. — Georgette and Crepe Chiffons, in blouse and dress lengths, others by the yard. Godet Laces, from Europe, exceptional and beautiful patterns. For Infants Semi-Made Lorraine Baby Dresses—fr.00 eack. Real Irish Picot—f$r.co dozen. St. Gall Baby Flouncings, plain and ruffled. Rea! Irish and Filet Medallions—fr dozen. French Val. Laces—square, diamond and fancy meshes—$1.co dozen yards. Imitation Binche Laces—fr dozen yards. St. Gall Baby Embroideries in matched sets —fr.0co dozen. For Undergarments Real Madeira Yokes for nightgowns and camisoles—Sr.00 eac8k. Fancy Val. Laces from Calais, France— lovely designs—$1.00 dozen yards. Real Irish, Cluny and Real Filet Yokes. Hand-Embroidered Net, Organdie and Ba- tiste Bands. Venise and Carrick Macross St. Gall, Laces. tooo yards only of Black and Colored Spanish Allovers. A wide assortment of Novelty Bands from European markets. Novelty Collar Edges, Vestings, Embroid- ered Voiles and English Eyelet Allovers in white, ecru and colors. For Decorative Uses Real Antique Chair Backs—fr.co each. Handmade Linen Filet Squares—fr each. Handmade Filet and Venise Medallions. Real Florentine Cluny Medallions—zaz for r.00. Hand-Knotted Fringe—fr.co yard. Handmade Linen Cluny Laces—S1.00 yard. Filet Antique Laces—$r.00 yard. Curtain Nets, 72 inches wide. For Negligees Margot Laces and Bands, Filet Laces, Lierre Laces and Fancy Val. Laces in great variety. (Main Floor.) i Sale of Tom Sawyer BOYS’ WASH SUITS» 1800 Suits good quality, fast-color fabrics. = Sizes 3 to 10 "THESE are all perfect Suits, and are excellently made of There are 40 different Take Se Ee ee an ee oo a eee as a a "vr? y view vr. 7T 7 7F UU 6oo pairs black 600 pairs black 600 pairs, colors 1200 pairs, plain 600 pairs black On sale in Hosie Thrift Avenue, M MONIT IN TT PMT LLL ealasanialeie > Eh SS eae: EX] Special S¢ Colot ‘. ke THis great purch leading impo The previous quality of this most discrimingd Medium pink Dark pink Alice Blue Nickel Gray Old rose Dark oid rose : Pongee and Gold — Lavender Beaver mode styles, various colors and combinations for selection. advantage of this opportunity while you may, as it will be impossible to continue this offer when the present supply is exhausted. Styles: Oliver Twist, middy, broadfall, Eton, Russian, Junior Norfolk, novelty models. Long and short sleeves. Colors: Cadet, navy, brown, tan, gray, white, stripes and attractive color combinations. Fourth Fleer and Thrift Avrense—Ma'in Ficer } Pumpkin Rose pink Rother green Mode DomesticCabinet Imported oat-meal an ’ a $ ‘ 00 if new blends. 70. «6 inches c . : y - . } 4 : HI wide; roll, asc. New panel Papers for pariors and dining rooms: roll, 25¢ to soc. Oval, Arch Top and Horizontal Styles P On Sale at ~ fa A SPECIAL purchase enables us to offer these beautiful Mirrors with Cords at this low price. The three styles come in assorted frishes of antique gold and polychrome: ) sney are especially attractive to hamg over comsole tables or usec aS narrow panels. ‘Fifth Pleo: Sh eR A DPS yA NS AEM. cai ign 9 SRA Ry AER Ry pega Ph * eS sy * ia ow "aon ‘ 4 and 6 drawer. Re- | built. A machine whose splendid qualities are well known. Guaranteed. New machine, but slightly marred. Life guarantee. ver Bed - 4 _ heated wt sain ; Stel _ Fifth MPloer SA te her cS SE eneaeee - ee ee a 2 nn TE a ee ee ¢ ; «

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ETNDAT MARCH 11, Yoes. AY, SfARCH 11, 1923. TTT — a ee a ee ud POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. = = = = ——_ A - .. : 2. — EEE IIT oo EDD, —_ 4 4, ~ alue Monday 9 es en ssl gna 0 TN LR E reputation of this merchandising event is nation wide. It stands second to none. justly earned. An extensive variety of high quality Hosiery vides values that are incomparable. Each pair is new and perfect. this occasion can be appreciated, when you realize that 62,600 pairs | ve been purchased for this sale. Each pair will be sold at a price that instantly attracts the good judge of Hosiery values. Its prestige has been for men and women provid The magnitude of of Silk Stockings ha VLUADOANUEDUANVGRONNGEOADGEDDNGRISTSUORORGEUUDRUEAVEG: TUB UTERO EHTEL the leading ‘makes of Hosiery—Kayser, Van Raalte, Onyx and others. We particularly urge that our reg- ular customers take advantage of this buying oppor- tunity. Phone and mail orders should be sent in promptly, that they may be filled before stocks are depleted. 15,600 Pairs of Silk Stockings TUTTE TUTE eT Rain-or-Shine Umbrellas It is a buying opportu- the rainy Spring season. well as black, satin tape s, white, applewood with loops, rings, tip trim- (Main Floor.) EN MMM 30,600 Pairs of Silk Stockings this selling event Lace Department sale. Trimmings price. Early shop- Blouses Valenciennes, Venise and enting a special] purchase and Belgium. d Net, Organdie and Ba- and Carrick Macross of Black and Colored of Novelty Bands from tdges, Vestings, Embroid- iglish Eyelet Allovers in lors. orative Uses ir Backs—$1r.00 each. Filet Squares—f$r each. and Venise Medallions. Cluny Medallions—za for ee 0 200 yard. a Cluny Laces—$1.00 yard. ces—S$1.00 yard. inches wide. egligees and Bands, Filet Laces, Fancy Val. Laces in great (Main Floor.) Ly | Deeeatt — + Ree LL “=27 — 20 UU 12,800 Pairs of Silk Stockings | i ay For Men! * 3600 Pairs of Silk Hose At? ) pt Pair 600 pairs black with self clock. 600 pairs black with white clock. 600 pairs, colors with contrasting clocks. 1200 pairs, plain black and colors. 600 pairs black and colors with triple clocks. On sale in Hosiery Department, Squares 7 and 2, and on UONETUTDLERNESPRRHNE DOT RgRARELARAL EAN Thrift Avenue, Main Floor. SU TE Lt GRAND-LEADER gap a Va, tere mower ieee TEA. SOT MMM z| - te = a ene “Fae = imi « iB) if. “a | | ) i. I j | =| mw ik Bi i C ii | aA = re ” -" = : © : = | ] VO ~*~ / = - = ( cs | ; © =| i: eho mf ti | S| | (i J = | —» The range of styles is exceedingly broad, including —-—— - FODAUURGNDEVADDADEUTRRGUOREONUUOADEAUNSUNONLONUIOEAOALAND LUVLAREIODAONND at? | 20 Pair 3600 pairs chiffon, panel back, lisle top, in black and white. 4800 pairs black full fashioned, lisle top. 3600 pairs white full fashioned, lisle top. 3600 pairs brown full fashioned, lisle top. 7% 7 eee — 5 J22 Pair In Full Range of Colors 3600 pairs chiffons, full fashtoned, lisle top. 7200 pairs granite, full fashioned, lisle top. 3600 pairs heavy ingrain, full fashioned, lisle top. 6000 pairs all silk, full fashioned. 2400 pairs glove silk lace, sport style and clocks. 6000 pairs, full fashioned, lisle top. 1200 pairs outsizes, full fashioned, lisle top. 600 pairs fish net, in black and white. - ee and Sem ADULT DTRRGUAUUNG DELTA AED) ams" ——-——- In Black, White and All the New Colors At 720 Pair 5000 pairs of the finest and sheerest chiffons. 1800 pairs hand-drawn clocks. 1800 pairs lace clocks. 600 pairs embroidered clocks. 1200 pairs heavy weight, all silk. 1200 pairs medium weight, all silk. 1200 pairs outsizes, all silk. ~~ ———— — ————— ALADESTAGAADUAUGNRLERERUOUTENTGNOED AUG UETANNA SI EUNGARELAREANARUNARN SOLA CAUDUNREDN AE UATU ENOL UOONUE dT e's —— e| TTT 7 =. CNAUENACLAD NAG TUUTA TAS TT AUTRE TT at: a URUTTTTTOOOUETORAGO EGET EALIBU DRED IY TVET iyy ean’ Ai i fiii POERTAEOU RTH YANN) ~~ - ¢ el EXTRAORDINARY! THRIFT AVENUE The Buy-Way of St. Louis f the Wash Goods Department bespeak the fine The riot of colors listed proves that the taste can be satisfied. Nickel Gray Dark old rose Pongee and Gold | | | } Beaver mode Rother green 17-Piece Tea Set Special Selling of 25,000 Yards of 0: uti $8 dace n assorted border designs. Set includes teapot, sugar, Colored Dress Linen = “2235058 At 29c Yard 36 Inches Wide : site a hy Bn of popular checks and in a large range of colors. An ex- ceptionally good value. ( Yard Semi-Elastic Girdles At $1.45 Beautiful brocade and elas- HIS great purchase represents the entire surplus stock of one of the tic H. & W. Girdles, 12-inch leading importers. The previous sa quality of this bea most discriminating Medium pink length, lace back, also closed- back styles. Sizes 22 to 32. Extraordinary values. Philippine Envelope Chemise at $1.95 Made of nainsook, prettil] Henna hand-embroidered and hand- Copenhagen scalloped erpete in various Licht blue designs. Ribbon run, also hem- & stitched top and handdrawn. Purple Very unusual group to choose Navy from. Black Children’s Dresses At $1.50 Gold brown White dimity and colored Dark brown organdie Dresses, trimmed R I ] with ruffles and colored stitch- oyal purple ing. They are in white, light + Sand and Peach blue, maize and pink. 2 to 6 3 a Putty yee Thrift! Avenue—Main Floer ) Leh: Reseda green | Canton Crepe Gray wa 2 $2.29 Yard *. second Floor.) An all-silk Canton Crepe re- , a versible quality with a perma- nent pebble surface. 40 inchés wide. — (Escalator Square—Main Floor ) _—_ ore - - -- . aves = ~~. - - ee ee - - - — Ae : eer ne eee mn = - - —s } ———————— See Downstairs Store Announcement on Page 7—This Section TIX, BAER & FULLER ie athiens bat erat Ett Presenting Rare Values In Dresses Which A Spec There will be a lecture by a prominent Specialist on Wednesday, March 14th, at 1:30 p. m., on “Care of the Expectant Mother.” All Mothers are invited. (Educational Department—Tenth Floor.) at o4e eqrtmtelel ete ; ry - Fer ate re pietetetes «le . = 4 > ~ «~ -. 7 -_ g . 7 Le wv Ah ee , ete , — = ~ : - . 4 a> - = i | ‘- — SS ’ . om . — ~ a . s 7 — xX US ae SY ae tees. 7. " - =: it) peasettssteh Mbetbciget ers tee areata stetet dling of Handsome Spring Frocks llow Fashion’s Trend _A Most Exceptional and Extremly Interesting Pre-Easter Event [N CLUDED are women’s evening Dresses, afternoon Dresses, three-piece costumes and coat Dresses, beautifully finished. The styles of these Dresses comply with the two Spring silhouettes—the straight slender chemise and the long semi-fitted bodice with long, full skirt. vA ' The Materials: Canton Flat crepe Roshanara Beaded Georgette Satin Canton The Colors: $ Tan Cocoa Brown Lanvin green Leather gray A Special Selling of 1200 Pieces of Kayser Glove Silk Underwear PISCONTINUED numbers of beautifully tailored and daintily trimmed garments at prices that offer sub- _ stantial savings. These are the silk underthings preferred by women of nice discrimination. Silk Vests at $1.29 Tailored Silk Vests, of good weight, in bodice top style, with ribbon shoulder straps. Flesh color. Sub- ject to slight imperfections. Silk Vests at $2.29 Finished with plain tai- lored bands or embroidered designs, as well as bands of contrasting colors or dainty lace trimmings. Practically all sizes are rep- resented. a EE er Step-Ins at $2.79 Also knee-length Bloom- vests in this sale. are plainly tailored. Some in dainty colors. Envelope Chemise with lace bands at top or with lace and ribbon com Some have tai- lored shirring; others are trimmed with contrasting March Sale of Corsets Includes Standard Makes in Spring Styles HESE high-grade Corsets bear the stamp of quality and good lines. Every mddel is included, for the slender, average and more mature figure. Lace Bandeaux, 69c Made of beautiful deep bands of lace, with silk tape shoulder straps. Good fit- ting models. Hook-back style; sizes 32 to 40. de and coutil La Vida Corsets at $2.95 A large assortment of new models for the Spring season. Pink brocade and coutil, in topless, low, or medium bust style with medium or long skirt. A style for every fig- Sizes 24 to 32. Redfern Corsets at $3.45 These excellent Corsets are well made, of pink brocade. Several models—some with elastic waistband. Sizes 23 Rengo Belt Corsets at $1.95 Designed for medium and stout figures. This model of strong pink coutil features-a reinforcement over the abdomen that is comfortable and flatterihg. Boned well Graduating front steel. Sizes 24 to 36. Sample Girdles At Sale Prices Manufacturers’ samples, pur- chased at a great concession, are offered in this sale. Elastic and semi-elastic Girdles in all lengths are included and heavy wetg tions. All sizes. Brassieres and Bandeaux at $1.35 H. & W. samples at this ex- tremely low price. Bandeaux and Brassieres, in strap-shoul- der and built-up styles, in jer- sey brocade and lace. Front and back fastening models. Sizes 32 to 54 (Second Ficer.) ; r barn Black ‘ Navy Beige White Sand (Third Floor.) imperious lady as lovely as she was proud. Her bouffant dr of messaline was destined to cast a soft light in a She was a Night $2.39 (Becond Fioor.> UT | be > 7 sts f TNT : Bret FM ae A BAG for a lady boot- er. asks, or cigarettes and matches, but these were cunningly hid by flaps which demure- ly carried a purse and mir- It had 2 cut- and holders (‘Main Floor.) DINNER GONG from China which was much the shape of The red lacquer of the stand was a rich color Buddha him- bowl was of They were to be had in many sizes, $4.50 to $99 (Ortental Mazsaar—~ Fitts Flioer.) f rz} oy byl a + re nanan he NEW way of screen- ing a window. A gay chintz Shade which could be pulled up from the bot- tom gave privacy and joy- ous color. It was with a long cord and eilk (Sizth Ficer.) ee Re EF + * (RR Oe a ct ck. ottlge “ eo eo he ee EE el ee ee are. > ee Care se ie \ dine dake edie htrehieteheieetsirbivreetinie dade r= i ea bse j nee ener aiera >: be > Satna —— 3 ee ponies a. dally — — © % I meer e+ aa = as er nee RNR Ie OF ete Grete are

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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a We Naz —— “ALL 7 THE PEOPLE Men’s 79c Athletic Union Suits Cut full size and made of fine pin-checked, nainsook. elas- o~ } > no sieeve, eross bar, tie-ribbed waist, iee length style. Sizes ‘ 34 Es a was 1 Men’s Up to Size 50 —. recege Suits eve Shirts knee iit and 6 5c |: | Ee Eee $1. 00 eS OA Fieos, Men's Store—Nugents.) Shirts and Drawers and © is makes BR \ 1) él nainsooks he InSsi Men’s $3.95 Fiber Silk Negligee Shirts Made in 5-button coat style with soft cuffs, of fine neat patterned fiber and silk, sik striped madras and solid a § 50 c olor cal F Inge tte and Men’s $1 and $1.50 Extra collar to match Knitted Ties SiZes 14 LO 17 Fine ) ane Sateen. Mien’s $3.50 Soisette oon gone ads of gen isette in lait’ lors, also cy striped plain ar Silk frog i ct all 2 I bia "$ Al Pine Al irrec (Main Fleor, ine Si Ti : . lors aaa ati me Shc i SS dasg Men's Store—Nugents.) ) ring end A LE TTA OEE ATS ALMORTNIMMBMRNEINoeSTNEe fhe City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH clone Approximately Equals that of "he Daily Globe-Democrat and th a ee Coats— Capes —Wraps oy $6.95 Sun-Rain Umbrellas Al-silk, black and colors, plain and fancy borders, baea- lite and amber ring and leather gstrap handles, t1 and stub to match Men’s and Women’s - med biack | slo 5 and bacalite - her strap (Main Floor—N cieneeien, ) $10 Sun-Rain Umbrellas While tane borders, and colors, fan: leat Men’s $6 Spring ranean In brown 01 anv calt leathers. Goodvear se’ and Sizes ruohHer $4.95 (Balcony, L(nnex—Vugents.) In the Anniversary Sale $29.50, $35, $39.50 and $45 Garments The materials are Bo- livia, Normandy, Stevana, lustrola, polair, Poiret tweeds and cheviots. Al silk lined. Wondertu! stvles and all new colors included in this lot. 14 to 44. ‘Second Fleer—Nugents.) Sizes sf 1 taffeta P:« extra evs are v anity Fair and rs brown, bia: K, ‘Oats in 33. 95 and $5 Petticoats $1.50 Cotton Crepe _Kimonas Crepe Win dainty designs; 77¢ ‘Fourth Fleer—Nugents.) $2.95 Japanese Crepe Kimonas $39 Simmons Steel Beds Built with square continuous post and erouped square fillers, cast ornamented center: red or brown wahogany and Ameriéan walnut finish $17.50 Simmons $9 Bed Springs Mattresses ie ae. years, mrever — ertyie celebrat for w _", all-cotton layer » mound weight, “il to Wear en o 50 metal beds ®cdl stock, ‘Third Fleor—Nugents«.) Embossed Initial Paper S9c puaying Cards ie 3c (Main Floor——Nugents, ) Gossard and Redfern ° Corsets $6.50 Corsets $8.50 Corsets ak, 5 $A .50 $10 Corsets = 0 vies and ma- n edium and slen- very style but all sizes “$1. 50. $2, $2. 50 and $3 Nemo Circlets Ass | sti : In every stvle, (‘Feurth Fleor—wW\ ugents.) $2 Hughes Ideal Hair Brushes — Regular No. 66 pad, plain han- die, black and eray eristle (Main Fleor.) $i Jardin De Paris Lilac Vegetal. . OC (Main Floor.) Compacts — ‘oty’s, Houbigant Guerlain (Main Fleer.) $4.95 White Rippelette hy : Bed Sets Full-size Bed Sets with se loped edges and separate roll cover A5 fd) MAC I $6.50 White Marseilles - Spreads , ¢@ aais edie mri i Seco v 00 a Crochet re Pull . y a“ ) iwre (*eeond Floer—Nugents.) School Dresses $1.50 to $2 Dresses 4 ’ ANIVERS Dresses and meer 1000 Gingham and Percale Aprons and $1.50 and $1.95 eateon Bloomers \ LK ; t : ~ “ 79c (Peurth Pl: oor— Nuagents. ) $1.95 and $2.50 House | Men’s $34,50 to $40 Whipcord and Tweed Coats Ken’ ‘Main Fleer. Meu'« “for r.? BSBeeean — } $2.50 Low-Heel Oxfords 0 in brown or ~ athers, with “17e8 To Children’s and Misses’ $2.50 to $3.50 Shoes 400 pairs in sortment leathe Sizes Sh. to 2 (Bargain Basement—Nuegents.) Patent Oxfords and _Opera Pumps .* * ry . i * iv as- and 49c Indian Head —44-inch linen finish In- dian Head 35C (Main Fleor.) $6 Nainsook—10- yard bolt of 39- inch Nainsook, put up in sepa- rate boxes.. $3.50 (Main Fleer.) $1.75 Large - Size Sheets — $81x90- bleached, ecomnreed Sheets, ade a exce!- lality. starch. $I 29 (Main Fleer.) $1.95 Extra Long sheets — §1x99- ich pe ac nen ~ : one — starch.. $1.45 (Main Fleer ) 40c Pillowcases — 42x36 - inch bleached cases, exceller t ous starch. launder well, woe... $1.50 (Main Fleer.) Men's 235c Linen Handkerchiefs —- Beautiful - to-date ndana Scarfs, in Persian and Egyptian de- signs of light and dark celor com. tons. 91.49 tions : ‘ , (Main Fieoe, > —— - —— nn ee —s e Times Combineé. STND MARC —— = eS —_ ee Cau 3 ———— I | | | A Add hi A Ad ed Ah ad pie. Lah A Ad bee eed AAA AA | hy Ht i tt A es Ml te ieee. (7 'Rrw- tr err 4 _e ee i on tt ts die ee hd ed on Me ek YHy- an > « WM. ; MW SSS \ , _———— ee —_ ~ a .. a4 a | ne ee ———_ - - eo-ee hee, \ ‘ \ —- — oe ne + — —eO V4 te lst OL, ay (_—— 7 Veeck with Hundreds sary Items snouncements, that this was } would take many days and mst amount of merchandise ~ cases delayed in shipment We told youn: fe not a one- day sale. by weeks to bring for purchased for this have arrived. | ar Coats, Capes, Wra r express. This is by far the and nothing could be more tcomes just a few weeks be- to supply all vour needs for sat the most wonderful sav- jme tomorrow, visit every Beautiful new Dresses are coming & greatest sale we havea fortunate for our pe fore Easter and e personal use and for ings we have ever depar tment. * re listed are but nds you will find. ,AAL AA Ad ALA ~~ —— s _ 2 "2 er” er,” ere . er aa «" Ap ea eo sh de et et ae bd a Be L A a ha 4 4 Ad ke "= et< goid Glied and anteed 3 years (Maim Fleer.) | ' ery stat, chain and «ro $2.50 Boston Bags (,enume «06 w- hide Boston Bags, in brown and coer- . $5 Shell Frame Beaded Bag $2.88 bea eti- of <ei- eS xz @ sheit frame Readed Bag. fui. L'endise ors, ex ilned. ‘(Main Fleer.) ~ Gute Corr, binas! ma. (Male Fleer) |

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On in. ut aiee eee mma Te ei - ee am SUNDAY, Re, be MAT i 11, 1992. 1 °F es ere eae eee oo eee, —_ ——~ SUNDA AI ARC H 11, . A i923. ee een The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPAICH one Exceeds thal of the Dally Star ee ee ae senate —— SS —————— ms ene etiE: oe — wae = = i aX \\ sani i wy \ / ‘ | ' ii} , ANY Whit | : }! — = => —__ > ee . — We Will Start of New: We told you-in p not a one-day sale, by weeks to bring forw purchased for this sa have arrived. | Beautiful new fr Dresses are coming in greatest sale we have -fortunate for our pa fore Easter and enable ersonal use and for ings we have ever off depar tment. w cases delaved 1 supply all you e tomorrow, The special a few of th Coats, Capes, express. This is by far the and nothing could be more comes just a few weeks be- eek with Hundreds sary [tems ouncements, that this was would take many days and amount of merchandise n shipment Wraps, r needs for gat the most w onderful sav- visit every | ere listed are but syou will find. = 8 —=JUVee ¢ i ‘ "led bi \ Wyatt iy, 4 WY It y | aE AMEN Melty | Ii i WNT S TT ayy gd | ogee || | "\ 1} bi H ip I bn ON Bry Soe aknehtiiees a _ A —_—_S —"* ai i ok ~~ PL yO, crea ae a 7 a -. ~~. - - 2 omen — af : . ‘ is A . | {| (=e ti je = . _ ‘ 7? NS a | ' a s as ~~ eae — - — on | 7m ————————— yy ' iI I. al ; ' ' . P aol ; — ed FY, a TEE TO Gl? J4 — fF iE yyz Ul! oy, IV, , Te OS : ———— , 385 Beautitul New In the Anniversary Sale $25.00, Sepa a aOeeReescencep-ab: wp: snencdavenememmrensansebeamenmnanueenmmmsseneanereeansavmn .eG¢UwOEserereseeseeenneeenc $29.50 and We cannot describe this lot in detail, but you will find Dresses of Canton crepe, taf- feta, satin and other fine ma- terials. Dresses for every oc- casion in the lot, and every new color and combination will be found. Sizes 14 to 44. (Second Floor—Nugents.) ‘ ee ht a r eX RAS” ~~ ~ pe’ 4 | ' y, a aa i. 2 a He Ci AP hs yi} = mn) ie $5 Shell Frame | $1 Spam $1 Bandanna : ‘Buee Bag pines f Squares i ndsome) vy us. ' $2. 88 Spans hh leq a 4. 15¢ or ' be pn ; desi hief sQuares, in Tue «.'end ’ oe 1 UD - + ~ date 80 Ore, wil ined pierce combine oe , (Mate rv loor.) “ (Main Fioer,) $1 Girdles oo * 69c cut - - acd dleas, ge er with heavy bead tas- black only. (Main Fieer.) eels, in dra VAR ‘ t $1.50 and $1.75 eee Veils Sil a mesh ' $l arious dé ‘ens. and 101 neatly em { yi¢ ret 7 ids - 1 (Main Fleer.) mad or? Loe assortment . “4 ie : nametited vA th ad LtABRSeIS: itp t ‘ ‘(Main lb loor— Trimming Dept.) $6.75 Coty’s L’- Origan and Coty’s Chypre Toilet Water—In Orig- inal bottles $4.25 Floor— (Main Nugents.) $1 Rigaud’s Mary Garden Face Powder—In flesh, white and 69 rachelle .. C (Main Floor Nugents.) 59c Tissue Gingham; 36-inch —jin white and colored grounds, with woven color- ed stripes and plaid 35 effects ... C (Main Floor.) 79c - Satinette; 36-inch, in plain colors, also fancy striped patterns in self 59 colors : 'Y (Main Floor.) 75c Printed Voiles; 38 - inch in white and col- ored grounds, with neat printed gigas 50c (Main Floor.) J. & P. Coats’ Best 6-Cord Spool Cotton; 250-yard spools, black and white. Six 38 spools .... C (Limit one doz- en to customer.) (Main Floor.) 50c Kleinert’s Househotd Aprons; rubber- ized, waterproof; in pretty g1ng- ham checks and . | ae ( Main KF loor.) 10c)3Os “*’ Shinola”’ Shoe Polish; the popular Shoe Polish, in black and - peters ¢. a (Main Floor.) 10c ee Braid: in wari: widths: w hh e only; 4-yard Pp! eces o % 6c (Main Floor.) 39c San geeks ve very ab- sor! I Ul ey pra K- age, at "2c “(Main ¥ leer.) 38c San itary Belts; medi ! and large sz al’ y- elusti: 25¢ (Main leer.) Ready -, Made Shoe Bags; of u! bleached mu four-pocket style, are easily “ aundered, 50c¢ ‘(Main Fleer.) ee ee nae ae Dresses Can. “= B\" yee 8 ’ $3.50 Kid Gauntlets Slip-on Gauntlets of import- ed kid, with heavy embroidered backs, self and two-tone: come in black, white, vor 9 ): OO and mode shades. .... ...-. $3 ita Kid Gloves $1.50 and $2 | Chamoisette Gauntlets Made by Trefousse & Co., of genuine French kid, 2-clasp Imported washable Cham- | style with beautifully em- oisette Gantlets with embrolid- broidered backs, overseam ered or spear backs and /| sewn, come in Spring shades of stitched or mode, beaver, embroidered OO brown, white cuffs: come “ and some . in new | gizes in Spring shades..... D MOUS Kc hee a o0ca dua (Main Floor—Nugents.) $1.50 to $2.50 Infants’ and Chil- dren’s Shoes Oxfords, Mary Janes and high lace or button Shoes. Made with soft, flexible soles on foot form lasts. Sizes 2% to 8. 00 (Second Floor—Nugents.) | Women’s $2.50 to $6.50 Fine Silk Hosiery “Samples” and special lots, finest we have offered in the Anniversary Sale so far. Hiand-embroidered black 49 a6 I8 and som e irt regulars. net $3 AIL-Silk Hose | Womens’ $1.95 Silk Hose ali-silk side-clox Silk Hose. }ixtra quality black ingrain Full-fashioned thread Silk full-fashioned Silk Hose: some Hose, with lisle tops; black Hand-embroidered black afll- silk Revues SOLO Bile FOGG, ... oo sso cteses All-silk black Paris side lace clox Silk Range! See 77 2S 4268 0 6.66 @O@ Oe BO 68 O86 O'S have lislie soles, plain and col- | and some col- ored tops. 50 ors. Sizes $', $ 1 Sizes | to 10. R14, to 19 a | Irregu- Irre fi. SOP Us i dok:te oe ds BRE Gi os Ge 6664 Oo 8 (Main Floor—Nuagents.) $7.50 Baby Capes Made of good qual- ity crepe de chine with silk-lined hood attached: trimmed with embroidered sprays. $ =.50 (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) and the Times Combiried by Agpeentneeny 40,000. SERS SESE ee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © ——-— —_ a AEE eae — a $2.75 Alltyme Crepe 86-inch beautiful Alltyme Crepe, the nationally advertised fabric for dresses or blouses, in new Spring shades, tan, fallow, mephis- 98 to, deer teal, cinder, pelican, $ 1 ° Copés,“mayflower, lanvin, navy, as brown, ivory or black wis .i.seeees $2.98 and $3.50 Chiffon Taffeta Beautiful puppy skin $3.98 and $4.50 Satin Canton Crepe New satin Canton Crepe, Chiffon Taffeta, in ‘navy or | in shades of blue, brown, midnight blue, brown or | cinder $ | 98 black; the & 98 or pb ideal silk for 1 --_—. | black ...... Spring frocks | (Main Floor—Nugents.) ANNIVERS $4 All-Linen Table Damask 70-inch all-linen Damask in ex- : tra heavy $ 50 choice PALTEINS .. oc ce cies cccves | $1.75 Heavy Bath Mats $6.50 All-Linen | Napkins Full bleached Dinner Made of heavy terry Napkins, S 5() | cloth, in pink, $ assorted; 4= blue and 1 dozen... sus gold; each...... (Mai, Floor—Nuagents.) NNIVERS Women’s $2.50 and $3 Glove Silk Vests Bodice top Glove Silk Vests, in plain and fancy mesh and lace stripe design, in pink, orchid and S I8 SSS maize. Sizes 34 to 40. All first QUBLIEY 005 0c:c comes cic covoce ew ecee Women’s $2 Glove | Women's $3 Glove Silk Vests Silk Bloomers Bodice top style In pink and Good quality pink Bloomers, orchid, cut full reinforced length, slight 19 crotch, elastic $ QS irregculars. at waist and © Sizes 34 knee, Sizes —_— CO .40 anssscee 34 tO 40... (Main Floor—Nugents.) $12 and $13.50 little Capes of wool velour $ ‘8 85 collar and buttons... ......0+scess+s Girls’ Spring Capes and homespun rene 50c Rubber Diapers | 50c Infants’ Hose For the little girl 2 to 6 years, Charming splendidly tailored, self Pure gum rubber slip-on; Good quality mer- elastic waist and ote cerized lisle self-ribbed white, natural and flesh. ea apleers Hose, Soute s dium and knee; sizes 4 1 > tos mt to 6:3 for...... Pitan e wie Ge Women’s 65c ahd 75c Union Suits Good quality white ribbed cotton, band and bodice top, tight and a Q loose knee, open and closed style. Sizes 34 to 44. Women’s 50c Jumbo Women’s 75c —— Extra-Size Union Suits le extra-size ers Bi and top, ght and loose mm”. ide of P ink and white ec ott on sty } ade . é bes ed nr. Q, wais ay 3 A ‘a <3. bay . (Main Floor—Nugents.) $1.85 to $3 Spanish Lace Silkk fiber Lace Floun¢ings and All- overs 1n black and col- ors, appropriate for tunics and® dresses. $459 (Main Fleor—Nugents.) $2.50 and $2.95 Philippine Lingerie Slipover Gowns; round, square and V neck, of fine nain- $ sook, hand embroid- ered and hand scalloped.... $1.50 to $2.50 INNIVERS ee mee . | $1 Crepe . | Made of wash satin an Windsor Crepe Rioomers | Ge chine, built up or bodies te with elastic knee and hem- | trimmed with lace insertion, etitched ruffle in floral ‘de- | oe vaeecy embroidered bands signs: resg- stitching. OO ular and $ 50 | Only one . : | * ' or two o pe — xtra sizes —_- @ kind. ..-cceces Ss {OF .cccovaves ; eourth Fleer—NVugests ) AR $1.95 Stamped Nightgowns Exceptionally dainty and very iweable are these fine quality snow-white Gowns, stamped in 00 $ . new designs for 89c Infants’ Stamped $1.95 Stamped House Ser nainsook beautiful scalloping and French hemmed bottom neck and around seamed sleey ag, * Dresses Dresses 4 erm eariee: ‘ uie- {“@?} ly 5ieé : cream wor set v mus with so J color ging- ne har ~ 1 youn ati pmed he he ry if he ’ ’ ‘ ' pe i a ta e i ee A th ¢ aT Six hemm @ xX canoer “EF torn. Sf! Nc gernt ‘nel « baie ‘ pz spec} es Sry! nd 1. Aw . ny ete (Feurth Fleer—Sugents.) 50c Black Sateen 30-ineh; 5 to 10 vard lengths, of plain black mereerized silk-fin sh Sateen 69c Black Sateen 92. inch plain black Sateen, silk finis! a ime quality for linings 39¢ 75c Black Sateen plain black geet 50c (Main Fleer—Vagents.) Ss a 2 & Fm we . 36-ineh Sateen, silk finish INNER Boys’ $12 to $14 Wool Suits . f i J Boys’ woo! two-pant Suits made with belt all- around style, alpaca lined, new Spring patterns and models, two pair of knickers full lined, carefully $ 50 tallored, a!l seams are double e stitch and taped Just the Suit for = you boys. Sizes § to 18. Boys’ $2 & $2.50 Knickers | Boys’ $1 and $1.25 Blouses Boye all-wool Kaickersa, full lercale., tonne? madras a6 Da ene sutto San 4 ; | Woven macrasr “uses, oo r ined button bottom style, well | asitached; yoke back, French tallored. full cut, newest and Broadway Spring 50 cuffa in neat patterna o oo Cc Sizes — S tae 26.<ceece ‘ S 80 336s es ene (Second Fieor—Nugents.) — ‘ S388 2. MSO SS SD Fs PPPS eS IPS FOP HHS PP ewer OSI ABLBLESS SHAS reese se soesosesesseereverer BESTAISSESBSSAOICSIC : a if 2 moe t — : ‘ sh , Sy DET: s - ae ee a * “4 . : * ai ilies ae a 9 = li 2 bas roe" os . my we ‘ es ss : 2 em Ti al a sie. ete

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. ST 'N DAT, wig d = 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. MARCH 11, — a ? MARCH 11 isge,, —_ a nome ss awe wes eee Bi —_— ee ee ——— — _ em CII Ga ee =o: sT re Qk ROY es AS ae! - - m . “si = - Greumoin, " — — a . Ms ~ - * ~ - — ny mae — o~ as ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~~ a as ” an : ‘ ee , ° o-e" rm - ee oe + “Me + 2 ote n x - re a ah » as : 3 . r z aw * Ae Pe SOOM ML OW CeemeeMy: | MeN es UM ne er a) RR BEE PINNED DIOL DE BAR ROLES BI BIOS alee! A... aye aed ER Pe oe . . . * . eet ‘i 7. Ae Om te nein gem = nes, + ar ~ . . d y Se. trate ce i er ‘ ’ a wdat Mon wept mnery a ony or wD ~~ enote, , a ¢. ~~ ae - af b, 4 > 8 4 ‘ “ M a ee adit “ ee pth Dag i. go NON Or PH oe aeatanininton Sor i, : . ‘ med : . ste y , ws ‘ “ a toe » fag fs © be an: »- ate ot ieee ve aes 4 ; » Pana ene pe hy ae abel, 6 ts sesh rae - ‘ ¥ nai te Bh Ps vm 1S See ‘ - ‘ ar ve om" & ee Wg os a a Ole poses 1 * > . a ‘ \ j ee e " we =e me Re eee omy 29 « " ae " ow f ' Sr PERM 9 a — fio aE? aot tpeereceae are ~~n ~ es . " m4 ~ a ~~ on ae : rs wy - - ee. Sean w a aja a Ps Sve Me r ; : - © . + 4 4 re ae r " " . 2 " , - on . ee _ Ly Seenien many 1a ee eo volar anaes: ona 40 a ~ MB Sb do MARRIAGE LICENSES. Carl H. Brostus—Rose .. Dictaschold Prank Wiiteams—Esterican Darts Mike Palay—Pauiine Gyorog : a - @ Irving Darden— Jessie Owens jo 2GAIN BASEMENT H =F eee it ARGC AIN BASEMEN BARCAI ASEME + os ng rk -—* . eS ee Kiatt—Jlia feffaa Anniversary Sale Anniversary Sale 500 New Anniversary Sale 1500 New |, Niemann— Katherine M. Schants 2500 New gee? © Spring Suits Spring Coats, Capes and Wraps 5000 Yards $1.50 to $2.50 et cuerite Kulp. Atton—Mre. Annie Eve $21 to $30 Garments ~ Blum. Fert Bell—Mre. Minnie “ Spring Dresses | Zi Be 3 $22.50, $25 to $35 Suits (f si. eal $15, $18 re and $20°Dresses, ‘fj i AY see tn AS* a a 14 = as %. St. Leuile ee : § W. Hoffmeister, St. Louls—Sel . aS . Nebbe, Waterloo es - ss ~— © > _ ra - r -T ' : 4 7) ato 4 . ‘\ + esr - et vent of 2 rs; I : " n this , year "O c ‘ vt this gs sale ata eat saving. izes A : need ¢ uit the time ea oy 5 for women and misses, juniors po o 9 si * 4i*% . | 3 a ai sy - seen to ty .; and this is the place to buy it as t os : extra sizes in the iot. P| - es ap at " . 33 : SS "oT > In the Annwwersary Sale arrive e writer + al 5. is stock is complete, the assortment large Crepe de conniat. mak ed tt roo emphatl he = to our | 7-1 XN BEB] oand all the new Spring shades are here f L page Bap pt Materials ) sure and come early. Uh al ae | mm) * Four selecen . f | : oe a dee a Bolivias Suedines MATERIALS Bea by MATERIALS | Me ope OU | Canton Crepes Crisp Taffetas Sige Pa CeAB\: |e Poiret Twills Velour Checks me» ¥ Latah — Charmeuse’ Tricoshan SC a } : ; pee oa A its Tricotines é =: | Crepe de Chine Poiret Twills | eee ; Tan Polaire Su .. ee 4 fK . Styles Wool Crepe frepe Back Satin Se ed a STYLES . Wrappy Models Sport Coats Wonderful Satins New Lace Dresses | ' ez : ’ , ’ | 2 New Capes New Allityme Crepe Paisley Crepe AS iim Plain Tailored a ley, Embroidered Models Blou mise, Step-iha misses and women’s Rlieemers White Sateen Petticoats b Sateen Pet- ‘ oats 1 ‘ ‘ ‘K- trimmed fioul ‘and a P etic Waist. é C le neths : Splendid Spring lightwel ‘Pp woo!l- ens in amart models and colors. Sises 6s to 7% Group 2 Excelent ma teria! is mm ~ Sree pp hpbphbpbbobpbh bib bee hh hae eee enn in an WRBOST@® wp 4593599, pee an . PRECCRCURA088 0000000000888 O UU O8888 00000000000000000000000004 em eettery flounce; ee aay FB Bilge in regs! lar sizes. Oil Opaque Window Shade Sx6-foot of] opaque cloth. mour om guarante * «-gearand rollers BEE 4c Royal Wilton Rugs cer $5 and $5.50 F ringed Curtains Women’s 39¢ & 50c , nT, eS fe eae ae | eo) nd 7 se Soo “60 pairs for Monday's sell- hee eee Dodoo eee nak ann nnn nnnnnnnne eee eee eee eee ~ Outsize Bloomers Seconds of $90 Kind—Choice. . Double extra- In this lot of America’s most popular | floor fabric, you will find a most mar- meres Seen. a4 (0)| velous assortment of designs and color- elastic waist- j ~;* oO 2 . . lin , , ings. Size 9x12-foot. ends fringed..... mesg gen 4 c lhe.) | $65 Axminster Rugs $35 Brussels Rugs eqeets woven, fine qua pieces 40-Inch Sea Island a Hf ly Extra- — 50 Free from om gpecks. | 4ic = ai i | — : *hO® —JI1\% wy, i oF Q; we ; = Unbleached Muslin ~ i. Mad ‘th i ull Made seam! , Woven wi all-wool Good weight Muslin, Sic —_ Seamless high-grade Rugs, face, very > tg Rugs to give rou val- Cull pieces .... ° ’ beautiful patterns and colorings. uable service, Persian and small figured = fo Mae dc : . rates net and "ima ra B1-In. Bleached Sheeting Sf] | AY. Suiky deep nap. designs. : OSC) BB ae: Good heavy quality & ee = . ] R Wes pa fs ah. ee: | $4 68 | white resting, tut! pieces... 40C3 | Reams : $9 Ve vet Rugs | BA Seay Se eta 81-In. Unbleached TShectng —— “me | , TAG ee tite ce ae wen eave , ! ors, pair 36-Inch Bleached Muslin Se 2 >= BAS & gai | ANNIVERSARY $4 50 ae lg Curtains mise aims ies | ZC 3 | FRR Tee eN “ei Club Plan SPECIAL Fringed: Cece, Sneele D 0 [Ineluded are bungalow iets, shadow effeets, also Per- sian. effects: 36 to 40 inehes witte. Beautiful patterns, ae with bullien fringe black Pair i. ‘92. 25 and $2. 50 $3 and $3.50 Curtains Bo7s’ 89c Blouses pies and seconds of i®s ¥3 1US"*a oe 2G « z a! > “Mere: RF Note ~ : ian ete ae a y “ Cok: Rip Atak eet ore te Sr ans a OF Re GR ee Bin GU) ZA ae TARY WR eee earthy ae. aero ne 1 eli 4 Boys’ Knickers } An ees. qual \@s, &&c Women s $1 Ag Union Suits Reinforeed t tr and nee some. er ay, > & : . ’ ; e : uu , Ahi hh bo bbb bbb bb bb DDD DD MDD DODD DS DD DDAD DDD 4 DOS DDD DDS bb DA DAD DADAM AAADDDAASDAADAA MADRAS SOSA li i i i i hi ii i i in Mi A hi i i i hi hi li hi hi ti i i hi hi Ai A hi i i i i i he hh a di dh i he Mi hehe Mh a he he al inal tet times Pt ce ey 7 be MPT TTT TTT remeron Arr " ‘ itsey Shad ob $3 4 itt ¢ biti ab tee ies rrr ' her ipegre ty . i ifbeass ~~ Jal fatiitt a *e.*% : 1 he ‘ +t ty f © * , "AA? ; * ' ; ; ‘ " ’ ¥ sI0v ies? « Ped oon oe ear eta tpt eae. iti eat hat r | , ; : ’ : a A] 4 PIF FO | f , " 3 “2 . Mg 4 . ri TyTrTrTrfsg'""" Le eg a Pt cock Rae abet te i a : % 4 : 7 ' : i a ae 12 Nite |e alFz22F © S| zzi?. SE “hes, shown ina w vide nian eo Aprons of * scout percaie in pretty sash models trimmed with colored or white rick rack, appligqu‘e, poc kefg and belts or tie sashes in silip- over, open back or side front fastening. Extra and regularf sizes/ | 19¢ Percales. | 2. Pereales in White grodads; a x ee 12 e _ 19 Satinettes *ttes in a wide range clors high mer- a, i —50¢ ‘30¢ ‘and 75¢ Suteonts good assortment of a rien Plain m he rs mer- 29¢ "29e Dress Ginghams eas Gingha Br 17¢ hari oti oP ae “39¢ Com ¥ Cretonnes 36-in. Comfort (Cretonnes in wide assortment of beau al comfort 29¢ WE SIT « ON ali o ———- ts, eerreere re rwTTr rT Trrtr,rrfrrfrTrjfgT,T\,,T tt ttt." 7. . . ... ....4 YS J rrr Yeeeeeeee ee >. + a te Hope . these beauti- 45 ) inches Wi ly ee = Rage Ruffled gimgeal 3 bemutiful designs, trimmed 35:5 ae \ ae as you use. ny age satis a Rene | fringe with black he eading. Each — Sw — | etd gee brand-new patterns: com POO in rich tile, hardwood an ) ts - aut Gicgne. Seti ling. Marquisette Cur 31. 29 Drapery 45¢ Grenadines patterns iii i i i i ein nin nin in in ao ierfy 1a a! wr iT? . >" a s** ‘ ’ ' > | ‘ ’ ; . ; . , : . . 4 . . - . " . “i, - , 4 ‘ : - no” “ - a > TIT r ’ ’ j , ‘ r) ‘ } ] : ee + , ’ Nadi! >» 1) .¢ " | RAG . o—_ is 4 i . ’ ; : - i i. oe . % . — S| +o ) rant com tee o - . . . 2 . . ‘ ‘ re ) N } anrnet S iJ s. eiez a "4 ach la ¥ — . ‘ Qn ’ - - hr? - ; a . if a i eh — , prem —f ~ y “~ \ | ; mn ; . wide. Yard 2s — j \ ~ ’ bik 6644S i 4 s ) l4x°3 2 1A ; — - ; : =~ ? } - ~, =\ “a = i I re ‘ - —.. ¢ a ; ; ; 2 RS “ah : heavy os. 5 5 . tY Ce ) —— AS — , ; at A i \} iA rt . = , a . ” ~ ~~ . : * j : ~— ' yh “He (dea. (Third F leor—Nugents. oe ll ih hn hehe he he he hh i he, - New Wool Slip- 1 a —— Table Glassware em 50 Luncheon Sets ae @aarr over Sweaters ry31 r i i nan 3 jr mM@es = 2 *; = — a ’ » [ “ rnt : t i Bs me : ener. “d ; a ie a? . . 2 ~ 22 Dene r at 4 Pea = Pea hes \ y “a Here and . , eS ‘ . , eee: weld colors $ 95 fa Exes Gon: cubeeane naan i Iced Tea Glasses— Sedace” white! Ed Se. \ 100- Piece delivered. 10 Set of 6, $1.00 mone iy - ft Sets 15 (Fourth Floor, Annex : ; era watt. Water Glasses—— : { ' - top nia : ; “han 1] _ -d de- Seconds of ar $30. 00 Full 100-Piece ye dy igns. Regular size. Choice, @ 4 36 Set of 6, 60c ‘é y a iin st | b 81x90 : a @ Sheets Dinner Sets , : - EXTRA SPECIAI “ - "Crna aoe Sey : o $i. 00 aN retrens Ag SS Eg pepe Sets py GT “we | . | + | Ne, | | i:pound butter ja rear 3I __ sonlets -—rl tf © ee ’ a A ee £ sa oe Stay « aalt 100 be ‘Set $22.50 | _ Ze } Stine pepe (Fourth Floor.) 4 | ae ob 50 q (Fourth Floor—Annez.) | Heel $9.95 Bench Wringers/|$1.25 Clothes wacko $3.75 Gas Stoves $5.00 Table Tops $2.25 Roll Wire | $2.50 Gallon Paints , oe ‘See et. li Hosiery : ; wy ‘eh ; r | | atts Heavy lt ove: "} | ul- j fmpnort 7 » L@aq 6 bread ai c — 1. patterns BETIS Bi ls LOE | caibestoreat rwTyrrreeFTT TS wTrrVrrYVYVYeYeYeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee,-,--rrrrrr”””””*””” 19¢ Apron Ginghams Cal ¢3 ngeh La mse, tn all t- WwW “—“M_eaat Smee tee oh eee DROAR WOON he, ; Ba | cast iron . , | : r r Bearing || hy n : 7 d whtte try © one “ iry ’ 7 > ’ . ' o] ea ' . ry e | Fence i me 4 Wire, 4 hig? fan’ : : © 1S = = 22S a P $= LS $3.50] tlie ESR = $1.50 ents = $1. 50) ; q 1. —— eS ae with 4 steel Extra Special! : =a ~~~ Sapelinresieesere ‘ c . — sae $ 90 Shove! s; with “- : ~e am e} - Fre _sers. with 9 strong handle els, fancy collar and cuffs, | 64 vantzed out- auce- e chofce and ectored binding, limited a c ete Pant pan Sets $15, $20 and $22.50 erg I. 1%, _ Chinese Furniture n ally strong in 1d shapes, of- - . ferin; ‘hairs, Rockers and Sale of Electric Appliances Tables, suitable for living : ; Tungsten lLamps—*°5 anad 40 sz 75 Electric Stowe—Qa an erin parlors, ete TO SIZ > wat! , turabie ‘ Sane 5 PU Eey i parior C. es. Me : ae 2 2le * at g toaste ve, $1.50 + ‘$ «2 le. F : tana eemishine a . m. } ‘ . . 7 > . ‘ be : , 5 ‘ - it}. 0 ; $i 90 Flectrie Teaster— sis Se sewing “Meter — * . a, ‘s . " A : . a .ras $? +. 4 ~ ar "2 . - . 4 ; nacity 9, ' a 2.85 rary aa- $47.00 — is 7 20s J — 7 =.o8 Heating Pad i, , s> ‘So ti zh 5 — fren- Ne : the Hat that : > aa } 20. S() > . $6.25 = © : wrt.) be jeoeing fer; all eeier 3 siteo Warf - 5 . : = as we! as back and coler . bf aftle Ires 85 oo ‘Vibrater “4 (Third Fleer _ , combinations. chip. Miles. | ps $10.50 Peek $3.70 : , hemp and pineapple straw —Aneex.) (Bargain Basement— ‘ugents.) Women’s 29c Cotton Hose Sizes S's oie " irrege: 19¢ __ 29e Pillowcases loweases 223¢ $3 and $3. 25 Cro- chet Bedspreads Piain white a 7 —— ored im pink a: some #cal- lope! $1.65 BabyBlankets 36x50-in. extra hea’ weight Ri ay oor ap aT = pe ayrry coat nD ee ee ee ee ee eee ras ¥ " wey Fob ak ry yey ham ww ar Oph dap te ll edd dd Pi hb i i i i ni i hh hh hb ht hh bb DD DDD eee hee bE b+ bb bd bp ed dh be he Dd pink and mursery desizh (Bargain i ep ay " —TrrrrrerereeeereeeTeeehmemeeeeeeeeerereeereereeereeeeeeee eee eee eee eee eee ee eee eee elem eee ee eee eee eee eee ee eee eee ee eee eee ee ee ee , er SE eee ere ererrereermcemrmcermcermcermcCemrmcemrmcermermeeereeeeeereereereerrereerrereeeeeeeeeereereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eee DOCU DERAR DAC EEOA ROO O0 00005 00 000000000000000 0000000505 085000004 .. suuss : ates | . | ae SSSRBSB ESSERE SSUERBRBBBBEe Ses SSSSSS ESTEE eee Ses eS Sa see eeeaeaaeawaeaeaeeeaeeeaeaege seers a Baas es é .

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STNDAY, MARCH 11, 1928. 'SRRERSBEB EB ee ‘SEMENT ards $1.50 to $2.50 SILK Anniversary Sale pe de in as- olors heney's Kimo hif fon , Navy Bs :| Yard Sateen Petticoats ais“ OYE ys Caps 4 Spring lightweight wool- art models and colors. Sizes * ’ | y) dl bys’ 89c Blouses Band seconds of 59¢ Blousea Boys’ Knickers id wearing qualities, jtched tl & 88&c ai a's $1.49 Union Suits gon JSC Bungalow Aprons SS8c Aprons of scout percale in pretty sash models trimmed with colored or white rick rack, app liq u‘e, poc kefg and belts or tie sashes in. alip- over, open back or side front fastening. Extra and regular ss Te jale. : a . *s *, ‘e's ° . - @, ™ : o 4 a 7. St ee _* . ~~ ee "et * - : ® : >? a “es Stan “ = aa 9c Percales in. Percalea in white grouwuids; » neat #&mall l ne: no _ or phone ) 79c Satinettes . Sateens in a good assortment ich Train colors; met: Peilk finish 29¢ Rik nis Dress Ginghams . Drea singharne , i] ene. “a “oe cama 17c Comfort Cretonnes nm. Comfort Cretonnes in wide ment of beautiful comfort 29¢ pat terna Apron Ginghams “finch Apron Ginghamé tn all anted staple blue and white checks cut from the 1?! - fa =’ crn: ors aC r Gin gham Dresses ; tty checks, emall eolid color gingham ina or gtraightiine med- noy collar and cuffe, ored binding. Iimited ty of Pantie Dresses. . 500 Banded Hats - ae o - ae the tliet that every Wemaen we \ook ine fer: ail ecolers ®@ | ae back and colar inatione chip Milan. g 1 pand pineapple atraw ranin Basement—Nugentes.) f 4444464646 644 bbb bE Ebb Abb Abb hb bbb A bb EDM DSO DEDEDE SDA SEE Ob DS bn 66 4 644.466 64.4464.444444444444444404444444444444446.4444464445 ith b beh i pan hha RRR RRA RRR RRR RR RRR RRA RRR RRR RBBB AABA BBA AA, BAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA neon nd 66464444 OOOO OO OOO OS OO Oo OOOO OO OOOO OOO OO OO OS OOO OO OOOO So OODLE AEAALAAAAASAALGAAAGS 4 44D AS _A AAR AAA BERRA AA KAABAAAAA AAA AABAAAABAABDAAAAAAAAAAADAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAL DADA AAAAAAAAA AAA AAS \A AA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS ~~ 2644444444 46444644444 6444444464 _AA AAA A RRA KARA AAR AAA AA AMARA AAA AAA AAA ASD DS ae ee ee Ne 1 wee ink oe oe oe oe oe oe oe oe Oe oe oe ie ‘ ue tf thes ; a ‘4 is ss ) “ ‘ * ~ - " a : : “ ee

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os, —_— " ae Mapes - +> 4 SU MEP I IIS oe eae S we mee. ; ; ~ en . to eon oo “ow » « aerate ante . — a we . a ve eT Se RE Sg Alfie Bk ne br 9S ag gia tha. Ree Ee OR, ota BE ILS QE OI al AN OIE POON he IL OR Ae Rg gE EO de OAL . DN FEE CP SEN ih IR RO ll MICE as ow _— . . or a ’ OE al pein. Rte aren. bree sg. “ands yy aa ; é ‘ y bh ate 3 “ : . e ~ od x “ Y ae im eens we Pree eet ‘ _ ~ i ” ssa eas SW Om a apy aay Dt . sae. : > iis oer 3 * AE. dus hie y Maadabe hy «PAS es : ‘ 3 ‘ _7 sg Ds a? he Bt WPA ae La Won t 5 eth te 9 ye Te . “eer ee rae bear sperma arate 2s eatin ay Satin tiers deemed: 4 -— . y “e . “ . - r Ria si . 3 ee bv Gee Be hs ae | ST LOUIS POST-OSPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. a group of Municipas ‘theater | BRAND-NEW, | LATEST STYLE SPKING las select a chorus from T) ‘ Lou TU ~ . R . . ar * >? refer its corr. 2000 school. college and musical s0- | Association Q fi T S As Low as i€' singers, and to employ cnorus ~~, orus t iool, end ha Cc = — . | masters ard stage manag: 1s to i | them If utdoo periormance wi nu “OUFCEVPETD S990) acct } i planned to use the Civie Auditorium C A KS E S Last Year's Advance Subscrip-| .. | ; tions Were Only $40,000 Up | . : 1) auude ag Ni : 1 ‘. ew-517-519 WASHINGTON AV.-ee to Opening Night. You save half. Latest Ss J 5 T ie) spring samples from lead- ing New York makers. ALSO AS GOOD AS NEW COATS, DRESSES, SUITS OF ST. LOUIS’ FOREMOST ESTABLISHMENT Bought from some of the swell- est homes. Be well dressed at small expense. as >= Boys’ Suits, new FORMERLY LOCATED AT 716 WASHINGTON AV. 1012 N.GRAND “:s'w Consisting of Several Thousand New Spring ~ Page and Grand Cars Stop at Door |e = | rs pee rer naenay is my ey a = (WRAL S and CAI FS | ~= a R- Sevresligti: Mateie« i ree FE ver-Ready Razor. ace 9 ane 1 Th r Asso tion | fie Slieme> or Wilson Cigar. 1 Free eee ike, 3 The Municipal eats! ESOCR OF I 1Gc Patman lves. assorted. .! Pree Mentholatam 196. 3% j nce! 10- Terns Mant Assorted F Sal Hepatica ag Ay announced yesterda: that adva Anoles. Oranges or Peacnes, . Natures orgy . my , S8e, . . » . . &rmou _ intion the fifth Mrnicipa,: fe, BFc a- £1.25. Tr Arzica. c 30¢ Beef Cubes. “ stiscr:i pp: ons for , : 2fhr ar 7* Fee Pen ermint re 25e Moth Ralle bee 3 Opera season had pastel °’ ov, Or or 8110 cil've OL. Imo ‘re: Se Br » Sere: : a ne 7. . mer) ati fecar bar. Her ve 196¢ ich « ace 000 mates This advance pusitie addy b+) ee r ; sii 2". Yaw or Nieht (ream h months and a half before ‘he -pen- : re Sheen's * ma! e tM% « vet oria. Flete B. B " 7 “~* 1 > . i@c Fruit Tablets. sorted °c Empress Face Powder fe now hoped for by the minage Sas Evate Tabtete, evnerte a) enh. “geet. 1 DE RR IS RA RRR IY arse reingniRImE Kaw rhe | = ofets dpe tie te at apernye 4Re Plavine Card« ~enin finieh ment. The season opens “fa, . ‘ ' ' , > , 4 , 4 J / try SP yt mnarea th wieac ha i > a4 BYR “- xe \ yA i ii . x . © ‘ ’ Se, i ; . ~ . : ( Om] are cHeESE | A ite witha ae Tees US ”) PEL. ee . : She Se what others are advertising—identi- —— ~ $e » = = ; x rr " ’ ~ ~e = - 4 cal rarments for today you'll ty illv TED . — Aa ‘ J —— hme ed wits TALS oak ~ kD bead TN. eee me Ae a eer | Se eee al ~ a Spring Gar- ee CR mmegeees NP ge BRR) Seer: Ae CONE ORNS Set NRO NIE RA SAI RC ATI NN MOO ae OI Sal AGC OS TIN Nm > Acre epee “ — cn eee, oe a rir — o " oe “ — ee wae POM oye ee . aon 2 an - Cage = ire bt Ree aT we et png et ie Lee, MOTOS AO ot Sharp e ee ee i ety . , ; WIN ee ee ee ee ee aera (5 Sa ON A PE a ee eae ra es wis a. ROR (0 ee ndnnd "na NT TALE MATERIALS: Ammoline Capes— Bolivia Wraps— Brytonia Capes— Coats of Plaids— Yalama Coats— Crepe Lined Coats— * : : 7 Sheer Cloth Capes— SS =} , | Every New Shade—§p Fee ee ME no LZ se ee STERNBERG’S ENTIRE STOCK OF 7 FES ‘ NEW SPRING SUITS | ARE a 23 : om Finest Tailored Suits, Beaded Saits, Bolero and i, PRICE AND LESS | fame Short Jaunty Spring Saits 16's te 44's 43 to 53 inclusive A 4 ie HUNM abbrn at | Wein, ‘ | | ui SAT yes ¢ 2 oe te iV IK iy PRitrTT the 7 ro ua Ml i MAM ) — —_—_—— f (4 DA, AY cr zi Th Ldeietal Wail |; sc .+ . Ol. ayy ‘ Entire Stock of. . “Steraberg’s” * | : OK Unrestricted a = = > 1) \ DRESSES} 57] osing Out!!! \& 50M sa — Think of being able to buy new Spring Dresses | ee Start at _ that formerly sold at Sternberg’s for $25.00 up opps & | DS . 8:30 A. M. ~ to $45.00. In this sale tomorrow at SUITS 4 Monday These Tapestry Upholstered $7.50 and $11°50) 0 flows Pen ney . __ :' . , . worth up to $725.00, tm thi New light shade Dresses—Paisley prints—alltyme crepe os - Genuine Reed Sets at Great Reducti [fries See cein re an its om stig me LST? OS C uine ce S a rea C uC 1011S nificent stock ar iin eta > yaaa sehefabilnietehed ° NE groups—NO MATTER WHAT THE FORMER PRICE, : ee WHETHER $25.00 OR $45.00—-NOW AT— Eaecceheell ig ‘ e ceed at HiT tetGity, , oo Ua beet (HUN areiue ay oan ee WE meed space on our floors for our Spring display of We have only a | I oo Seer’. Bor this reason’ we are are interested, we woi Id advise immediate e esau a GIRLS’ closing out these beautiful tapestry upholstered genuine exactly as illustrated are extremely beautiful and symmet- reed sets at remarkably drastic redu ctions. Com: Sf as this rical in line and ni cely fin! ish ed in 4 rich brown Seat cush- Cc A r E S even ++ “+ a ose? amt 9 ge pores, of the season, it presents a: ions are loose, spring-fhiled and upholstered in figured tap- o -everal hundred Wis- uni v Oo anticipate your require "ments a nd estry Ever > TD! : ’ ._* r ter Ceats that so! id up .e | = very piece is woven of genuine ree y se- x Ome save substantially. lestnd : 5 eed, carefully se x SPUY ys $28.08. At these low prices every piece represents a value that cannot be duplicated. Davenport, illustrated . : $31.50 Table, illustrated x yi j pea, P ng “Sternberg’s” Rocker, illustrated SN eGe bs ews oc ccek $13.75 Full size Day-Bed : “ee LS TWEED Chair, illustrated ... : oe $12.75 ek Meee ey le 4 +¥ ; ea) & S T iTS ‘ eee: Desk _.. 3 | $21.00 Taboret SRE eS , coe™, : stock of ait ee 86 664 es & # -<_ © 2 7 ie : + Thetr estire ear Desk Chair i eet 3 J ed “tweed Suita, selltag . 5S us | : ; ' up to $79.7 Ti. =e These same sets finished in frosted brown or mahogany can be had at a slightly higher price. | Q as Se EA |) $9. 75 © We have a number of odd chairs, rockers, tea carts, desks, tables and so on, in reed and fiber, that we are closing out at great reductions. “Sternber ° f 517-519 - FURS | Washington Av. : FUR a | ee m= ESS ae REMEMBER, SALE AT ALE RR WSe 93% $ a ae as ‘&¢ Babee iS” Cea

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St°ND MARCH “> vs ess, RITINDAT. MARCH 11, 1923, The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily ©: r and the Times Combined bv Approximately ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' 18° See Our Window Display “i 9 Sale Held iB on First , Floor NULE~ 513-515 WASHINGTON AGEN 300 “SAMPLE” 25; } FUNDS SOUGHT T0‘ND FUROPEAN CHILDREN Campaign to Raise $150,000 Here for Sufferers in Ger- many and Austria. ' | Bastern Missouri District, U. Cc. V., | will be at the meeting to arrange for delegates to the organization's re- ‘union at New Orleans, April 15 to 18. Two Infante Die a Scarlet Fever. Two infant children of D and Mrs. H. P. Graul of 3357 Nebraska javenue, who died within 18 hours ,from scarlet fever, will be buried ¢, /morrow in the Redeemer Ceme+ Both contracted the illness ace : | Alice Angelica, 3 years old, died at 18:20 p. -m. Thursday and Lilitan | Rhoda, 15 months old, died at 5 p. in. Friday —_ Recognizes Bridegroom as Nephew. An uncle and nephew met for the first time in Belleville yesterday when Justice of the Peace Lautz | performed the marriage ceremony for John T. Long and Miss Vera Drewes both of St. Louls. After )- ~ / asking the bridegroom for the name of Ais father and the maiden name of his mother, the Magistrate said: , “Well then I am your uncle,” and | shook hands with Long. WUAAWIAAAIMUTEAR OUT AS A REMINDER | A 10 days’ campaign for the relief “! of undernourished children in Ger- | -many and Austria will begin Friday | Flexible Shank } High Arch Straight Meyer Inside Line ‘Trrrrreefefewefegewewe?T?? tT? 7???’ + | —_ewewrwVeYeYeeYeeeeermermee eee eee eee - —- ~——— ee Women’s F Oxfords, Straps, Boots White Patent Suede Brown Kid Brown Calf Black Kid (Shoe-Soap) 3 Poin? Bearin Distributes body wae | | | | who telegraphed to the State Depart- | Y ™ Sale Will Stat at ,ment, under date of Dec. 21 last, that | Not W OLF, but + I a 8:30 O’Clock Sharp one-half its former quantity; that | . the bread consumption per capita Genuine in 1914; that in many wards of the city more than one-half of the chil- | . °6¢ _TrTrrTyryrrrererfer,Tg'='',},,,T, 7??? 7 77 77 7" orrrrvrwrVrYeYeYeYeeeeerermeeeeereeereeeereeee eee would he great distress among the “arelomamgygetes before the end of the, | wint er, as the food supply was likely ito run : chert. Harding's Letter. HIM q| tm mM -- p> 4 se 3513~3515 WASHINGTON AVENUE~ moog : Eight Tremendous Purchases. Involving = ‘ 4 a mi member of the National Executive y 4 1 Re Over 1500 High-Type Pomenstion $4 Boo Bros EN g UL | “D have learned with much gratlfi- a» e for Booklet Washington g| cation of the effort that the Central | age Be: | ,; Committee is organizing for the re- “Sia | lief of distress in Germany and Aus- | er Osteo-Tarsals Also Made in Children’s Sizes tria. The information that reaches | sree / us a the unfortunate situa- me IB ion in those unfortunate countries A Hy @2) nphas zes the need of open-handed | , * The St. Louis Relief Association, ‘in charge of the campaign, has re- | ceived a copy of President Harding's letter indorsing the plan. The (etter, | which was sent to Ludwig Nissen, a rT rTyrryrTYTYrYrYrYreYrrrerjT.Tj,'=T,'='vvtT 7 rrr elTermemeeleeerereeeereereeeee ee assistance, and it is ‘ Stone Marten Chokers, 2 skins.....$30 and up Hudson Bay Sable Chokers, 1 skin German Fitch Chokers, 2 skins.. cn nme FINE $50 USED SUITS $4 to$42 ceil to chore ‘the t influential people in Our country are organizing to ex- | Just received 500 extra-fine Suits—many silk-lined—many like new. Such fine makes as Hart Schaffner & Marx, which means 1012 N. GRAND ATo oa t] an Aa sale ‘ event! E very new and au- J) tend it in the most effe ‘tive way.” The ocncere & * ie St. Louis Relief Association are aa This once-a-year event brings values and stvleg that wi 1 delight every miss and thentic development in coat “ ..$12 and up matron who attends. Makers and wrap design for the com- M idmann, presi- | from whom we buy tre- ing season is exemplified in J], cent, Ad iph A, Meyer and Emil N. | mendous quantities have this marvelous showing at Tolks acz, vice’ presidents; Ernst | made us a price concession | Freund, secretary, on their entire Spring sample rau, treasurer. lines. Samples are very care- REPAIRING AND REMODELING that they are as fme.as can be made. POTUCEK & DAVISON, Furriers |} —— The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. these prices. This in addi- and Otto L. Goss- | tion to the fact that the prices are in some Instances 318 North Eighth Street—Third Floor. M. J, LOWENSTEIN TO LEAVE STAR FOR POSITION IN GHIGAGO Will Become Secretary-Manager for =] the Chicago Newspaper Pub- lishers’ Association. M. J. Lowenstein, who since 1892 has been business manager of the) St. Louis Star in four different pe- riods, will leave March 20 to become! Secretary-manager of the Chicago| == Newspaper Publishers’ Association, ' = to succeed Henry N. Cary, who died | last Novembe: Cary was general | manager of the St. Louis Republic | less than the actual cost of fully made with strict atten- tion paid to every detail of the materials. As these are tailoring and finish—a fact samples it would be well to b 4) a en em ae ee —— ee | ea ae ee ; on hand earl: many are - vou'll ] ore when vou cee \dividua! rnode!s. these coats, wraps and capes. Ti... mn mmm AE See ou shop — {UULAULUALHLLE MATERIALS: Ammoline Capes— Bolivia Wraps— Brytonia Capes— Coats of Plaids— Yalama Coats— $ $ STYLES: Bloases— Draped— Wrappy Coat Effects— . BA from 1908 to 1910, ~ Flaring Capes— , | Lowenstein began his newspaper Sraeg Cot Meddls— ei cores" bere Oe ee ARCADE BUILDING ~ EIGHTH & OLIVE STS. “vu PINE ST. Thousands of St. Louisans have discover ed the exceptional merits of the Six Floors of Specialty Shops grouped here, and more and more do they realize that shopping the Arcade Way is the nearest way to sh opping satisfaction. Elizabeth Reilly the Republic. At various times un- til 1891 he served that paper as | ‘commercial editor, literary editor | | = and city editor. He left the Repub- ‘lic In 1890 and for a year afterward | 'was assistant business manager of! s the New York World. Returning to} s/ St. Louls he served as business man- | ager of the Star from 1892 until 1903, when he became associated | with the business department of the | Hearst newspapers in New ¥ork. lie was business manager of the ‘Star again in 1905 and T9306, when e | the paper was known as the Star- =! Chronicle. Later he was again its business manager from 1910 to 1912, when the paper was owned by E/E. G. Lewis. His fourth connection | with the Star was in 1916, when he ‘again assumed management of the business department, in which posi- tion he has continued since. ‘CONFEDERATE VETERANS TO MEET Gran i\dchildren and great-grand- i children of Confederate veterans will We Urge take part in a tableau at a meet- You to See ling at geet ome Memorial at 3. ° o'clock this afternoon of Camp &8t. ! Oar Window /Louis of the United Confederate ® | Veterans. The children are mem- Displays bers of Betty S. Robert Memorial T Chapter, Children of the Confed- omorrow leracy. They will personify the Southern states that seceded and the. three etates in which feeling was divided. There will also be a pro-'| gram of Gancing and singing. Monday Camp S8t. Louls has about 69 ‘members. Gene T. ©. Holland of S S S ca | Steedman, Mo., commander of the New Figured Crepes—Cantons—Crepe Satin faced and = Paisley Prints—all new shades, cocoa, gray, almond green, | : and dark shades as well as a most extraordinary collec- tion of Dresses to choose from in this sale at 85 §$ $ 15 8985 513 $1925 | || Br EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF ~ s Women’s New Spring — LOW SHOES ACTUAL $8.00 VALUES os $@@85 Oxfords— Straps— Colonials— High and Military Heels Straightlines— New Tailored Garments— Over 300 Styles in New Capes— / y Size— Every New Style— Every New Shade— ITS ICE AND LESS “Sternberg’s” WINTER COATS Unrestricted choice of any Coat—even garments sell- ing es high as $40.00 now $7.50 ““Sternberg’s”’ ODDS & ENDS SUITS Choice of 75 pring gar ments, e!! odds and enda, worth up to $75.00, tn this Crepe Lined Coats— ‘ Sheer Cloth Capes— Silk-Lined Garments— Ete.—Etc.— When Y ou Thinkof Furs Think of Raben 26 Years of Fur Craft Guarantees Satisfaction See Us First for Spring Furs Remodeling, Redyeing, Repair- ing, Cleaning and Storage. Fox Chokers, ‘9 Ig $ 5 5 Upward from. . RABEN FUR CO. R. Raben, Manager 816-18 Areade Building Olive 4827 Cloffies of Characler In the Spring— * Young Man’s Fancy— logically turns to thoughts of tweeda, like- wise does the older man desire this same emart woolen fabric, as styles, colors an id weaves are cizaninatmanaiin Sale will be held on our new enlarg- ed 2d floor. Styles for misses and women. 14's to 20's 16's to 44's 43 to 53 inclusive Se aaa auininctme wane Mail Orders Promptly Filled Highest Quality Reasonable Prices. ; ; ti phere Slippered Comfort Old house slippers or Ground Gripper Shoes— it’s all the same as far as comfort is concerned. Haven't you often dreamed of the sheer, down- right comfort you would get out of life if you could wear your house slippers all day long? This comfort is now yours. From the moment you wear your first pair of Ground Gripper ae nah aa ae Shoes you will know what real foot comfort is. mo oll eg pleasure in showing you our Yoa will prevent and remedy foot troubles, too. recent importations Visit us, without incur- ring any obligation unless you find our fabrics : 4 irresistible. home , Safi Dremeyer Company “tn GROUND GRIPPER BOOT SHOP rremet “Tailors 213 N. Eighth &¢., St. Louls—Ground Floor, Arcate Bids. 602-604-606 Arcade Sale Will Start at 8:30 A. M. ‘“*“Sternberg’s”’ GIRLS’ CAPES eral hundred Win- that sold up ito GrouND GraPrEr SHOES | Julian Eltinge Recommends Lunt’s Process for Removing Superfluous Hair The fastidious women welcome a positive cure for this affliction. New French Creations Smart Paisley Vanities Peclusive at The Odd Bhop $1.25 to $2.25 Remembder- it ig time to ee tect your Easter Cards. Our ae- Plastic Surgery a Specialty sortment ts very complete. Warts, moles and birthmarks removed pain “Everything pertaining to the 1) tessty and permanently. unusual in gifts.” Call Olive 128 for all Aids to Beauty. The Odd Shop.|| _ Ritta B. Lant’s Beauty Shop 308 Arcade 625-626 Arcade “Sternberg’s” TWEED ‘suITs re stock eof eilk- Novelties Lamps ° ‘tweet Suits, selling (io S°R TS, now ‘$9.75 ““Sternberg’s” | FURS AND FUR CHOKERS The whole stock willl Be 59.35 $7.85 |} ° e Clear Your Complexion Bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot Patents water to free the pores of — and follow with a gentle « Suedes— . of Cuticura Ointment to soothe and Combinations— , ? heal. They are ideal for the toflet, Bisck Kids— _ | ee fe also Cuticura Talcum for pow- dering and potas A pom eg hig Hy fe sera ees Bard Free instructions giren making of iamp shades and plliowa A new showing of ener! als. Clara Bromeyer, 638-635 Arcade ~ the tiful MATERIALS Black Satins— euz| s ARCADE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION] ACKSON Soames 517-519 WASHINGTON AV. 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ma | 21087 Li Combined MARCH it} i j MARCIE tt 199. The City Circulauon of Ule Daily POS]-visca:cH ulone Appruaunately Equals that of Ue Daily Giobe-Democrat and Ure Limes ~ - 1938... ? -— — ee cen eae ‘informed the department he knew of + eo : ¢ | TNs BAHAY, WITH SPEED r “aranrg DIVORCE BY DEFAUL! [tober made and “Baden” Prove it [5 " _ CUT Formerly “IRWINS” | FINAL SALERmg 9 MUS tour, rorsen AY AED P EP P ER FAR MRS. FL. BUTLER 6 and Dee 2o rere “GIBBS | 3 Winter Coatae nh "2 a = foe ie Men'’s—nearly new. Such makes ns a § — ge ae ee ob “i HEAT STOPS PAIN [ conTractors, | ;NUREMEDY) |= {A f Qis10 $15 82h eS NO : Neuralgia, Rheumatism Striped Flannel Pants, 82.75; Whip- Velour and Bolfvia Coats Werth te : Be and it to possible visitors‘ — fiyinge railway.” invention of with anything you ever used, Coates and vests as low as $2.50. a tress on Charges of Intoler- | ee “4: ' - il whole or divide Camp Fanipment. Suitable to . coats. Cemecariy. Save—be well SHINGTON AVE. . camp of 150 men. Good condition. QUICKER —SURER— SAFER dressed. Re neuritis : grencia Laur. mining engineer, and for Headaches, Colds, Grippe, All-Woel Pants, new, $3.75. New a gtk Plush Coats Werth te a Roe « —_ 1; ; r ood > it] r I * time. For par- ‘ ‘ pak soar onmalg ge | oe Ng &- ” Manager. Phone 20 tablets 25c. All leading druggists. 1012 NN. GRAND Decree Granted.to Former Ac- wy the Paris transport commission, 24004 OF} 299g poy Heo Does Net disturb the stomach Rheumatism. } imbago, a ere ee) = o ~ a ; OA EET OE REY OER UNTER Sea: Sot eNE SRM 5 st eee ET ae Te Pree Oe me PY ee eee ea ee eee te en FI RS RE OR FECES SP RR TE TNR TTT ie ECE SN A 6 INE. . " : = > . moe veneees on rte “Serer Sees eee a om get around, just try Red Pepper Rub. vorce from Arthur Lancaster But- Nothing has such concentrated, pen-|jer, heir to an estate of $1,000,000, : etrating heat as red peppers, and | Butler's counsel congratulated her | when heat penetrates right down into «5, her release.” She expressed pain and congestion relief comes at tnanks but made no further com- once. ment. ‘ Just as soon as you appiy Red Pep- ne divorce was obtained by de- per Rub you feel the tingling heat. In fault on an amended petition which \ oe eee see Sore spot is es eliminated the charges {fn the origi- , oe and through and the torture nal petition as to Butler’s friendship ae for another “queen” of buriesq (& Howles Red Pepper Rub, made from {0F, 2hother “queen of | buriesaue a 2 : ee ee ae ee ee ee ee 2S Oe a | a : vol Get a jar a once. Be sure no eure ge Met oF — ae ANS) | ~_ News of this great success is ringing around the city. We have. 6 et the genuine, with the name ‘O!0) i ee in Div : ee «TR | ? seen many sales, but never one like this. To see throngs of St § Rowles os every package. a eee Santee. ee Se : | ee ‘=’ hest-dressed turning out in hundreds show what @ ‘ The new petition, submitted for ing our Sample Sale* because the m is THEIR KIND 4 : Cough Syrup at Home On the witness stand Mrs. But- : fe te By . ler said she was 27 years old and Se Pa he _" belies SP eat a : Has No Equal for Prompt Results. 2855 Minnesota avenue with > “ede Wee ee tee $18 50S pl Capes and Wraps $9.85 ‘= Takes but a Moment to Prepare, li-year-old daughter by a for- “SE: wae 6 SRre a ooaes | * a) e am e 7 ee and Saves You About $2. mer marriage. She divorced her Cae = a rae ¥ A : ae —— “Sg ; 10 davs before she and backache. stiff neck, sore muscles,’ former buriesque “queen,” left the! ° : a ans a4 . . . t 31 5. oe Ma . . = oe Ore strains, sprains, aching joints. When Court of Domestic Relations yester- seated. =n TRAL Linn ae ee Page and Grapé Cars Step at Door. & you are suffering so vou can hardly day after having been awarded a di- US Stale 2S A LATE ke = , | XC , > @ : ne ae BO: Gh ia Ree td ge. ote : : - , . f; e . erm ——— ae - oer t ¥ - re wt +e oe ae mye The *. bo J ~ er eh ons Be es : Fi sc en 4 Fs te ‘ EB dy Bw 8 ots an © ahd += nah ; i «daly , bate 7: 24 beth, 294! ald 1) » ou oma SS a Ps ripen _ , . : . -— . naieeinmetane tins — a mot TER ER. gees Frees APA SSD wy mT R Bee) oS ET Mi, f tear F TP MME RE. . 2 eR ie . eR Ary ane am - OP we im no BO Nn dh eh A y ‘ PUAVPRHAAESSATAREAOND bass HATH AEE! HPOUNUAONTUAIVEPEDEL ALOT Pine is used in nearly all prescrip- B r were married at the Mar- tions and femedies for coughs. The quette Hotel March °° 1920. gha| ere. i - a : % 3 Re iy rst ict es 4 ie ‘ ] Ca d W $14 a = ~ reason is that pine contains several gaid. She and Butler separated | St fee : SPS el, hE ah ee aes $25 Samp € pes an raps. _« 95 ; Endorsed by mente oe have : nese Nov. 14. last. © SES . a 2 : Te Pake EY PAR F Her ‘>on a aR o erect in soothing an ealing the Mr. and Mrs. Louis Obert, with | = mp gw RS 3 AR es $35 Sam l C d W $24.88 i’ Trai membranes of the throat, and chest. whom Mrs. Butler resides, testified | es a : Ss dhs { ma nat p e oats an raps. ’ mma ee The Trail Blazer Pine cough syrups are combinations a, to her character and Mrs. Obert o> ae 3 EARS eA a e. women for footwear ef pine and syrup. The ‘‘syrup’’ part ga:q gh Butler knock his ae Ss ace $45 Sam le Coats and Wraps & tecti ith : - n d = | 3 . Bi » is usually plain sugar syrup. said she once saw Butler ee a ey + p ‘ protecuon With an e To make the best pine cough remedy | pe cb of Political Boss. he ; : ] . . . i Ce ae, . EJ . business. The cough may be dry,| W!!! that if he was survived by a that luxuriously delightful sensation : ee big Styles for women. | hoarse and tight, or may be persist-; Children from. the marriage. his : Sai ae ; . = | ently loose from the formation of )share of her estate was to £0 to of soft, smooth, fine-textured fabric. | er pf Styles for tall and stout women. x > Comfortz ! -| charity tn ‘ent the trust had y . . ™ | ieee Oa A A phlegm.) The cause is the same—ia-| charity in the event the trust ha You thrill with the confidence that iit 3 ye fiamed membranes—and this Pinex | not expired. | Eth Ct Me r and syrup combination will stop it. you are faultlessly fitted — correctly | | aon te es Anticipate your Easter needs > uaually in 24 hours or less. Splen-| PETITIONS CAUSED RESTORATION dressed for any occasion. And Ever- | eoea SS now and save 1 to 143 on did, too, for bronchia! asthma, hoarse- ness, or any ordinary throat ailment | OF NAMES ‘BADEN’ AND ‘BREMEN’ wears longer life is an economy | your garments. By all means Pinex is a highly concentrated com. pot . . , | pound of genuine Norway pine ex. ~ your purse will appreciate. The plain | see the wonderful assortments : - . nr Ww, 7 » oe g.cv tt x “4 wat eee Pbal. re Senne igen LE PPRVK IES os CM be sel ete ' ’ iS at w Web, BOY eR pel oes fin, nl ‘. * i» ao ” Meucet ine oatate toro w on +.6% . . - tx8 Cae ee be ee & “ “- we - ah ie Pk nes per iar 5 Sekt so a a! nae vs "ret 5 o. ier dee. Mitten ek © 7 Ms f wf i ? > " i ae ee - me P oom Se So eee ere) ee ee ee - ~ a om ee DR ITI here iy Odden - ORE OCR LOO 0 A A NG ATO eet hat. et — Wy f Some Mit Air asromes My 9 SE es Designations Given Postoffice Sub- tract, apd is famous th ld over bit SEUMEREEL olfect upon cou he | stations During War Dropped truth is embodied in the trademark. | | in this sample sale tomorrow. - : for Old Names. | | | \ Beware of substitutes. Ask vorr druggist for ‘©2916 ounces of Pinex’’ Residents of the districts of St. . handle with directions, and don’t accept any- Louis servéd by Bremen substation Leading shops Everwear in thing gise. Guaranteed to give abso- | Of the Postoffice, 3610 North Broad- sizes and styles for all the family. | | SAVE! SAVE! Save Some More Fhe, lame yi Meee, oy ar stpstememinanaintiponiiaiel ’ ae (ay, Da eS \ | VATE casts + vompiiammmaabamaaie CA Se URES wo mth i AA ARE EB PER ANT 8 BOM 8 Inte Gatisfaction or money refunded. W2y. and Baden substation, §323 The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. _North Broadway, have inquired re- ’ ? ’ | ; ee ee MADE IN MILWAUKEE, WIS., BY THE | ) 340 Sample Garments consisting of Capes, $ 50 - Sh fo Rel! 1° Aaa MN The PO? FAP Ne. BOE = Mr ? ? to ate “« , . *) .. © > 73 1. ‘s~aee ; _ o , s¢ e } t: ° me given back these names, in place of EVERWEAR HOSIERY COMPANY | Wraps Sport Coats—also silk lined Tweed Suits, | others given during the World War | | CHICAGO OFFICE: 315 WEST JACKSON BLVD. | off for less money than materials alone cost— Inquiry developed that the Post- —* | J 0 Lat sffice Department at Washington pe é ré pen é rote former Postmaster Selph ear), ‘| | % T - in | ¥ hen he was in office | | | | - PLES” 0 Accommodate the stations would be renamed . | | _ , and requesting suggestions for new | names Apparentiy the object was ? to do away with titles of Germanic : pPRE! SILK WAISTS Origin. Selph suggested “McLaran”’ 2 ° . | : a New Paisley Silks |. for Baden and “Hyde” for Bremen. these being names of former Post- | masters, and his suggestions were Beaded Georgette . adopted. é ° Several months ago residents of | Hand Embroidered NATIONAL _ both districts sent petitions to Post- ° master Alt, containing 159 to 209% | | on Rich Lace Effects names from each district, requesting . ° . - B A N K . §, restoration of the original names as | Two-Piece Saits = - Jackets Broadcloth Silks | being more descriptive of the neigh- x oats eee served and more appro- | by pull Longline Waists Worth$ 5 | priate because of their intimate con- | a wus i nection with the city’s history. Alt. . Tailored Medels $5, eS => ~) ape “f s | - : $10 and J Did vou ever } Tweed Suits . is. lhere's not $15 Sample Suits oe .$7.50 hard to clear -aetD REFRIGERATOR 0 Prices Are Lower and Terms = | $25 Sample Suits . $15.00] ( ne an asier yy, 1 $30 yee te ane ‘net 2. Vea ' 39.50 uits $24. $2.00 Cash > M, 5 $2.00 Month — 349.50 Sample Suits $29.50 || - are rounded. I $69.50 Sample Suits $38.50 D R E 7 ay EK ty Velour Checks old-fashionee : ; | Think how f Each One Fully Guaranteed TAL BRL eT | i Poiret Twill os re makes the Kg , ° tf —a = | | : icott annish Tweeds . : aaa A Good Refrigerator Is a Food Saver : it et ; 3 | al ny secs Cloth €willeerd New Satins New Taffeta New Persians op large, roomy Refrigerator: built right from the floor up: a real {ce saver: ‘ustab! ‘ | | ac i Camelaire Mix New Crepes New Cantons New Lace sheives; removable drain 1d thorough!y sanitary in every spect; uilt ° har ‘ | 7 tures ° 4 * . — ian Satan: “en and jinn 4 e “eagle seed ao : 4g a ed I \ wey od ee — Paisleys ot Siiee Ve boast of having the largest selection of refr gerators in the etty. which ble “AN ) ; , a ' | a i andana om tnations I , & iss 4 i . to select the proper size for your very need. Then. too, our huge purch 5 My | | i @ \ aig Children’s Silk Dresses = " t, ; , eight stores makes it possible for us to buy for less and se!! for less. “5 § i] Children’s Spring Capes EXTRA SIZES INCLUDED S : COOKCTY exp } | im “ | : . : Pee § ie i Others Up to $125.00—Cash or Easy Terms ne “ | Children’s Spring Coats $10 Sample Dresses 90 . easier to use imine : Women’s $2.95 Wool Sweaters, $1 $15 Sample Dreséges See the Kit Women’s $7.95 Fiber Sweaters, _ | $19.50 Sample Dresses .. . . i dealer’s. You $22.50 Sample Dresses... ie | an understan 1.00 Silk Camisol bs A Kinds of Sienaienn $1 & $1.50 $29.50 Sample Dresses... needs Women’s Silk Petticoats... .$1.95 \\ a : = STERNS—509 Washington Av. 2 = 3 = ASMUTH ~~" DVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT _ ComMPANY;, ECZEMA. DIABETES vatnot ioe . ° : “ $ a T . . ae mone Bed i, Spring and Mattress oe 89° sant Water Feisen, Weeping Sianete. | Dr. Stein-Callenfels “Eksip” | nadie fo reach wii ° Mmnign, tO suit your ‘p> as litte space . | etmee « n - own taste. Each one thorough gular- $ 85 Agpetecsowcated e on) re Works Without Diet A trieng whe hed trie4 Marre anteed by Simmons and by us. The 22 or Starvation i inn | a = | Are you being starved to Death? | very giad that I was able te be . ds if : yi ee tAbye tte ay i _ \ Besides clean Maid has ev ce So ee — ee ee ee A ae ee ne Heme , iste CARTER 088 ah ae i a oe ee i Pee Sa anh ite 40 Oe 4 ha. es any ‘Oy. me Pres. ‘ » eu es. lt ae ee ae —— se Be ae ———. mane gee mn itl : *g°se a? hit hi fit is just as shown Are you losing strength and weight It removes the catarrhe! the intestinal tract. ead aay fleammaetion which causes : ~ + | gtemech, liver ang tmtestix that with the “Eksip’ treatment you | studing appendicitis One Stores in St. Louis, East St. Louis, Ml, and Danville, I. » Cairo, Ill, Mounds, Ill, Mound City, Ill., and Two in Louisville, Ky. : thru restricted dieting? Do you know, y , | : can eat all the feod you need? ‘oney refunded st rt ; im , ——— | Just bow this treatment works, how ; i! oy aia! | | can discard diet ams, how Goris - a Co 8 o@G “sz | : w yu f | legion have secured lly sat- | oe Ma | | . &§ _ isfectery results, and other valuable ——— 4 Z, y ft | | advice on Diabetes is all explained in | | ———— | i a beok entitied “Eat and Get Well.” Z = | & _ This beek will be sent FREE to sufer- DIABETE Diese P . - ; tee t | ers whe write te, ; 3roadway—We Buy for Less and Sell for Less—Between Locust and St. Charlie 2 ' vASHUTEEE

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SFARCTT 11 1998, The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined bv Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' I — o nae x ' _ , iad ! ‘ FLYING RAILWAY, WITH SPEED nel pmvdageaens 4 yep rrpliccdbiney each station. Laur says it would cost PI ANS F(R SCHOOL SUES T0 COMPEL THEATER SALE ee former manager of the for sale was made on Feb. 12 lie ADVERTISEMENT only 500,000 franca a kilometer while _ “@ our! Theater. was to assume a $98.900 mortgage ' ' bs é SF oF 90 MILES AN HOUR, PROPOSED | gr ek the ordinary railroad costs 2,000,000. William Goldman Says He Had Goldman declares the agreement and pay $20,000, of which $5000 ‘ ‘ L SA LE ' ae a a. “Os See, Be aur says if he is granted ae can- j Safety is assured by the guiding Agreement to Purchase King’s en waa to ‘be cash and the remainder hi , | a | pians of French Engineer Being O°” oS Bye miles of Paris to the rail, there are ated tynnels and fogs A suit to compel the Famous . in $5000 yearly instaliments. He de- B § ‘Oonsidered by French Trans- 0 ygeeegm stadium, he will carry 60,-,4T¢ mo handicap, he says. Laur de- Players Missouri Corporation to aati |. ADVERTISEMENT. | clared that on March 5 he furnished ter Coats : port Commission. a ee a day at a speed of clares he could bulld the first line bins thé Bise’s: Phentay. “ee the al. a aurety bond. but that the Famous , oes . Copyright, 1923.) : *s an hour in perfect safety. in a year, and he has plans for sev- leges it had agreed. was filed in Cir Piavers Missouri Corporation has ’ PARIS, March 19.—Clailms of “‘the His cars are made of wood and en others radiating from Paris to euit. Pcie PUD BE = writ} ar refused to turn over the property. | $ $ fying railway,” invention of aluminum, propeller driven, dirigi- suburbs. Nor tis 0 Comn itt m i Hold 2 cs rPaas ' ‘Vii lar | Goldman had tntended re-opening fFrencis Laur, mining engineer, and ble shaped and with room for 69 lie would like also to extend the ° onpartisan WU uttee tO ros the theater, which has been closed } Coats Werth te $609.50 Coates Worth te fvia Coats Worth te ar and Fxtra Sitges Thi A = iS ; S ee — | @emer Deputy, are being considered '" each rhe cars are suspended from system internationally so one could Meetings in Interest of Six for a year, on about April 1 asa - py the Paris transport commission, Ayan rai; supported by pylons travel from Paris to Brussels in Candidat motion picture house. Good-bye, sore feet, burning feet, gnd it is possible visitors ‘to next'°!" yards apart with elevators at! three-quarters of an hour. ee - j wy hesitant! “a awollen feet, sweaty feet, smelling —_— . | 0 feet, tired feet. . —— | Three events are being planned by a ae MOS UITO KILLER INVENTED Good-bve corns, callouses, bunions - the Nonpartisan School Board Cam- The First Application Device Produces Same Music as the 7 asd. Tew sper. | paign Committee in its work for the Insects’ Mating Song. No more shoe Makes Skin Cool and Epecial to the Post-Dispatc! tightness, = 9 ° 3 lecti fs candi 2s favorec , ' . Announcing Swope S it for slectin 44 tee Mame cee FAR HFAN COLDS ¢ omfortable, Copyright, 1028.) more ee cation at the municipal election of SAN FRANCISCO, March 10.--Ac- canes aie HS ~~ ; , . April 3. cording to Nat Morgan, the mosquito " : : “ : There will be a mass meeting for | If you are suffering from eczema | face in agony. XC Usitve lS il U lon in the general public, at a time and/| | or some other torturing, embarrassing |*!*Ying machine which he has just ‘‘TIZ’’ is mag- place to be announced soon, and at| Colds and catarrh yield like magic | skin trouble, you may quickly be rid} perfected here will annihilate thou- ical, acts right - | pe | Wated the six candidates probably ‘*° ee ne gg 8, cream | of it by using Mentho-Sulphur, de / sands of “skeeters” a day. The de- » = ” tha enetrates through everv air pas- ; iali | ) & f | will speak. ps nthe eg Rit Lap apart (Soar pas-| clares a noted skin specialist. lyvic® consists of a moter. a violin e rhere will be a luncheon at Hote! | 5“8° li wen, infiamed This sulphur preparation, because | | oe: ** Fan draws out all 1 the poisonous ex- Statler March 23. at which an at-| membranes of nose and throat. Your|of its germ-destroying propenien | an electric suction fan and a | udationg which tendance of 600:\is expected. Each clogged nostrils open right up an: | seldom fails to quickly subdue itch square of fly paper. The motor slides | | of the six candidates and others will es rv breathe freely. Hawking anil; (ng, even of fiery eczema. The first deliver brief addresses. Invitations snuffling stop. Don't stay stuffed up | @pplication makes the skin cool and puff up the. fect. Use ‘‘TIZ’’ and forget your foot misery. Ah! how comfortable a bow back and forth across the vio- | Th Lis agi tt iit A -— , ilin string which Its tuned to produce 44 '* mund the city. We have | to attend will be sent to members of | and miserable. | comfortable. Rash and blotches are | ne ned kind of musie as the | four feet feel. Get a box of ‘‘TIZ - f ‘school, civic, commercial and wel-| Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream| Dealed right up. Rowles Mentho-Sul-. ‘moseuite’s mating sone ‘now at anv druggist, ot departmen To see throngs of Bt. | fare organizations ' Balm from your druggist. ‘ Apply g | Phur is applied like any pleasant cold | Th “skeeter” h th te ana | 8*°re. Don’t suffer. Have good feet, + in hundreds show what . Parade Day Before Election. little in the nostrils and get instant | cream and is perfectly harmices. Tow | jaan es faventinnsh. Wann te pe | glad feet, feet that ee owell, wee There will be a parade in the | Felief. Millions endorse this remedy | SA" obtain a small jar Seem Say B008 Te as . hi { Surt, never get tired. A year's fost | ; | | Y | druggist. too near the suction fan pulls him in comfort guaranteed for a few cents. know it. They are attend- o- |downtown section the day before | known for more than fifty vears., and deposits him on the flypaper. ' | election, April 2. It is planned to ane ndise 18 THEIR KIND | have many organizations take part THE lin this demonstration, ending with | $9 85 TRAIL BLAZER |a review by city officials and others. W The theory of the activitv of the 1e\8 raps. * . SHOE | Nonpartisan School Board Campaign — ten ¢ . . ‘ . NT > paign Committee, as an organization, ESTES HEE HER aS ae 2 TRAIL BLAZER CATALOGUE SENT UPON REQUEST. is working to eliminate politics from . A Bedroom Suite of three pieces, made of combination walnut, the schools, it is also the duty of $225 Value—3-Pc. Davenport Suite represents a value that is worthy of your inspection. Comes in ay every organised body interested | in| ‘ne Pull the Queen Anne style—durable and rigid construction throughout. better citizenship to work toward | Think of being able to buy a seg u r The pieces are individually priced above; this allows for any com- a é this end.” — Living- Room Suite containing full-size 50) bined selection you might wish to make. The three pieces, as a a | art —s | davenport, chair and rocker, upholstered in —— complete Set, are quoted at $124.00. Dainty accessory Set of A. A, MILNE’S COMEDY ‘BELINDA,’ an excellent grade of velour, for this price.. chair, bench and rocker is priced at $21.75. rn ' Reduced From $225. Terms, $6 a Month Terms, $6.00 a Month TO BE GIVEN AT ARTISTS’ GUILD - Play by Author of “MY. Pim or D I N ] N G S E. A pee - $333 OH RUN NH "_-— “opens By,’’ Has Never Been Pre- ssteies . ‘by Stud sented in St. Louis. Queen Anne Style— ab eit - ; | A. A. Milne’s three-act comedy, Graceful and Becoming == waetiien z Ss “Belinda,’’ will be presented at the f h H — re Little Theater of the Artists’ Guilld on ae ror ie re gowns ean a)- ; = ie y a up March it 21 and 22, under the di- ave pe appreciated when simplicity pea es -" rection of Joseph Solari. The cast of design and striking finish is de- Ear fr will consist of plavers who have heen a B ie Mana! a ey gg Tr.) Set Sew b b active in Artists’ Guild productions. chairs, a total of six pieces. A i? . ea e ore you uy a ‘Belinda’ won success in London pieces are of comb nation walnut, re , ots end New York, but has never before ee ae panels being ve- (: a! = at owns . 7 been given in this city. Milne is the rice $137.50. y i. oe oad ON ‘ Kitc eT) Ca inet author of ‘Mr. Pim Passes By’ and riced now, ® y oe ‘e yy other popular comedies. In the cast COMP sets, Ss. ’ | will be Hazel Ewald, Gertrude Wal- ther, Emily Phelips, Gordon Som-}! mers, Felix Rozier and David Jones. After the local* performances, the guild players will go to Columbia, Mo., for an appearance before the Fine Arts Club there. SAYS SCANTILY CLAD AFRICANS IN HIGH SILK HATS DRIVE FORDS ‘Nurse. Who Has Spent Several Years Among Natives, Here for Speech. The fewer the clothes, the higher morality seems to be the rule among African tribes, Mrs. W. C. Collins, a nurse, who haa spent several vears among the tribes, said yesterday. She ‘s in St. Louls to address the wom- en's division of the St. Louis Safety Council at 3 p. m. tomorrow tn Ho- tel Statler. : $1.00 Heavy Cork Linoleum Mrs. Collins said that {n Northern A Big Selection— No 0c _ Ww Africa the natives'waar scarcely any Square Yard clothes and that the women, whose skin is almost as Igiht as that of h Ge Ff , , , sacial ¢ | f high-gradé Fiocorcover- an Wand enable A very epecial offering « Arabs, a titul ings—some dandy patterns in Cork Linoleum you ean now keep your floors spick and span with the & Rugs of Rare Quality; Size 9x12 Our display of Rugs is unparalleled in beauty or val- ue. All sizes and colors at the lowest possible prices, and highest quality throughout. Beautiful creations in size 9x12, in’ plain or allover pattern; now priced Did vou ever think of a cup as a model of cleanliness? It is. There’s not a corner in it. Not anook nor cranny that s hard to clean. That’s why vou never see a square cup. - places a Gas Range 'in your home. The balance can be taken care of with easy monthly pay- ments. Why not have this same cleanliness in vour kitchen cab- inet? You can get it in the Kitchen Maid. Inside corners are rounded. Doors and sides aresmooth, without panels. 7& old-fashioned, hard-to-clean corners are done away with. Beebe PP. TRIS 4.0 Think how much cleaner that makes the Kitchen Maid. 97:15 Other Rugs for odd sized rooms priced in proportion. 1) t Lik Besides cleanliness, the Kitchen Maid has every desirable teature of convenience, including a plan by Miss Alice Bradley, tamous cookery expert, which makes it easier to use. u Taffeta New Persians ew Cantons New Lace ines New Paisleys ana Combinations IZES INCLUDED Dresses ..... . $5.90 Dresses ..... .$7.85 e Dresses ... . $9.85 = : — *. See the Kitchen Maid at your dealer’s. You'll find it built with Kitchen Cabinets The increased demand for palm set e a “ot: " : C 2 and cocoanut oils also has given leaat effort Priced 90¢ per square yard, 6 feet | $ 75 e Dresses . . $14.75 an understanding OF WOMIdH 5 many a new affluence She eaid wile > le Dresses 19.50 needs. aint 9 nm tne Wane ns Te ene e = .$ " native, scantily clad, wearing a high Th R C f bl F h d $ ey elk hat and driving about in a Ford ree ooms Lom orta y urnisne Eepecially made for the con- automobile venience of every woman—«& Kitchen Cabinet that embodies all newest time and labeor-@av.- Denby to Visit Jamaica. w Av. as Described Below ($25 Cash)....... ——, j _- }- sw = ing devices. Furnished with ~ ? a ; pecial ‘eh! ‘ inet. Titanate -— , entehing chosen for thie Home Outfit strike a note of harmony In : ' T) W ASMUTH seadaites — ogy MO By en i oe - T yi atyie and effects = soumen te = ing. The lis np Mee > 4g" vt tape FT ladly shows oon ato chr ——— ‘ Copyright, 1823.) ° s foe enport which really adds another sieeping room toa ou . Be- ADVERTISEMENT ~ COMPANY, Andrews, Indiana KINGSTON, March 10.—Edwin Continuous Post Iron «,>°* 4900295) Jour home, don't miss the opportunity to see thie aires (Ye = h S p | v Secretary Tavy “and let us explain the low easy terms of purcnare. -& oom ou : UrSe aves 2 8 le | Denby. Secretary of the Navy and B d ag a ben Hw separately at the same proportionate saving if desired. 'the Senators and Representatives e e pul F . 0 ati n 'who are proceeding to Colon this LIVING ROOM BEDROOM KITCHEN rom per 0 month, have avcepted the invitation N 56 + S.nplece manog- 1 Imitation Walnat Dresser 1 4- Berner Large - Oven eo | had two patients that e \ of the JANILICA Developme rf? Board . ac ro wemette g {te j Imitation Valnat Teotlet Table : ym he a Finich Seemed unadie te resoh wi \ ‘ = Pe to visit the island. The party will a meri ot 1 Mahogany Finish Simmons Hed cines and in both cases ad ‘ = SS ae " 1 ¢ ° Wi Fibe : (hairs A friend who had tried Mayr’s 4 aN : \ COR c land March 29 on (their way from _— 1 Simmons ee > ’ ca Oak Finish Pen ed) for Btoniach treuble preposed \ ? “ols . and wi ’ rermmair Mae . ‘ } Imitation alnet Beac able 1 recommend tt te my patient “a - ma) ONS THE ROUND NER . A great number of durably |} mahoga 1 Comb. Mattrees 16 Yarde Pro-line Fieer- aia Botb are now entirely wel. = , “NS, —_ ee . , enport Table 1 Oxi? Cres Keg covering Very giad that I was able to eS SS T “BEST EVER SOLD constructed Iron Beds are it.” It removes the catarrhal mucous ~~ ‘S ws - > ae: “ . the intestine! tract, and alleys th all se FOR COUGH AND COLD” now to be had at generous 7 flammation which causes ract! ’ . , —_——___—_ oe stomech. liver end intestinal ailments, vad —— savings. A sample line has a4 ad cluding appendicitis. One ao09 wil 3s Millions buy it every year. Stops just been received. The vyimoe or tmheney refunded et ‘ oiff- — h d lds ick Y C > ’ Drug Co, Judge & Dolph (8 sto : cougns and co: qu y. Vontains Beds are ful! size, with pat- Gerie Drug Co (5 drug gteres ant no choloroferm or Cleve iy, sJctnecn roe. Drow > —investigate the Kitchen narectics. Sooth- 4 ete everywhere. . . . : . ene ng. Sa If you plan to build or remodel Sdn Adee whlch ‘eaves peor Moke MENTHO. DIA BE TES Disease | es amore modern kitchen. Built-in kitchen cabinet, ‘Disappearing apres. or Se LAX ENE ; 4 aes et—easy , |—heau- pure Fiesence “Py lmanook” breakfast nook, broom closet—easy to instali—b a: sp by Be malta bon a, Gosia cootige, eB tiful to ome) eaare to use. Write us for full descriptive catalog and folder. Mentho - Laxene fillers at head and foot. Fis PW pd isstted to At | NAC $1 Delivers This Sil-$4 9975 . F ver Chest, 26 Pieces y jz exseums, cast, ang nanan fb | for Diabetes, aa It's better by far, ish i _ bronze or white. ke WASMUTH.ENDICOTT COMPANY, Andrews, Indiene | than pine or tar & DS lt yh ented lock side rails. All dered incurable recommended gives the heptess. 6 feelieg of serety, Thene- i *7 Priced at $10.50. ee a and | - thar ne or tar {) Beds equipped with casy- sliding casters. As shown, Beds are in the continuous- post style, with hve tubular space and mak “ane handie 4ioner keives, ges fiat ané@le 4tmner 4 forks, ais tabletpoons. g & [eaepeens. One keife ae¢ ome sugar speen omeg grained leatherette case. Complete Set,. witver Plate ate Seta foneiet ~ 8 medeled & Best for — and old folks, | ) . | 4 i

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tS 8 Aa he,» eke ; — ow ~ ' m oo - wherpene « ; eM as a ke ee ec Bo Ge ek a ee oO ee z 4 » . ue - ¥ hs iat whe ~ . vay, ty J ~ sane’ > = ® f ., ’ | age e ~~ = © Sane ph morte 4m - — % er ee el ieee = Oils WS a bi eke 2 : 4 a : belay She Pe * , is aero eae meer ie OE ee en ee ee a Te head oe eae te Yet Se eee orn Seperate ah tae ~ ye plate na Malte ie sey sl ra) Se wee a See eS IEE ANS SA ly SIE LAN a es as OT te ED RRS . eral are a a ae d ; 18 Si. LOUIS Pus!-DIS PATCH — om OT as oes 2 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 7 ts | vee SEMENT OUCH! PAIN, PAIN. “AUB RHEUMATIC, ACHING JOINT sesamin . Not one »r- vesi.e - oe. iiiiam - avenue of na Rova venf de« iki “J ‘ ; alsh > 5 ad ta? had nt Coakley of the depart ved the He obtained the original for a marriage license is- and his wife, then January, 19158. He the marriage applca- line Flicken- . * = 9 last Feb. 1. —— . | meni so! to Walsh Bova. procured ied in ein of Decatur. Ill... on compared Walsh's “uments with for the Bertillon declared the ifure qo?! his signature ords Fri- lree signa- Police -ee to be in the same handwriting. ner the Circuit Attorney is- arrant. ADVERTISEMENT. eee WASHING WON'T RID. HEAD OF DANDRUFF: The only sure way to get rid of dan- druff is to dissolve it, then you de- strov it entirely. To do this. about four ounces of ordinary liquid apply it at night when retir enough to moisten the scalp it in gently with the finger irvon: ing: use ij rub tips. Do this toni ght, and by morning most if not all, of vour dandruff will be gone and + ell or four more appli- completely dissolve and every single sign no matter how much eations Will entirely destroy and trace of it, dandruff vou may have. You will find, t 00, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop at uur hair will be fluffy, once, and vC silky and soft, and lustrous, glossy, look and feel a hu You can get liq drug atore and it the work. uid arvon at anv never fails to do ~ : 5 ba i ; i 4 - - ¢ ts | 7 $4 - ¢ £ Pe ¥* ’ ’ & - ? 3 - & ti , ; | : a 5 ’ : a * 2 - . = + a - % * § , 1 . ~ “ — . + * ' . * ~ ve ae ~ . Xow, % . . * 7, _ S, ~S te ~y ‘ - . ¥ AS > ; ‘ 3 " aj ¢ X a : : s +7 oS a* aX, . . a! ; Annet * a 4 » = * x a .’ ' 4 7 | = . g ¥ . , 7) ~ 4 , 4 * % . : ’ 6 . > - ¥ * v *‘ - ‘ 4 * a rand é ns ~ * * 4 Se - + eS 7 ‘ —* *- t “2 _ Oy * © . > * ve . a, - a A. + Ux ’ - : ~ - >> a f . . | | , | ¥ é “GAR Schultz’ big ready-to-wear store is growing bigger. immediately west of over the entire store ( MENT COMPANY formerly Sternberp’s ) 714-716 WASHINGTON AV. GREAT EXPANSION SALE NOW ON . We are taking our present quarters. Alterations are now in progress. Carpenters, bricklayers, painters and mechanics are busily engaged in remodel- ing and connecting the two stores. Don’t let the noise and the ap- pearance of the unfinished work keep you away. worth your while to put up with this slight inconvenience. Coat, Suit and Dress Dept., temporarily located on the Third Floor, is featuring for Monday newest Spring Apparel at the lowest prices In the city. Don’t fail to share in them. We are making it Our big acrificing Dresses! ! Newest Spring Models featured in the Expansion Sale at (ss An extraordinary Dress offer! A genuine example of the unusual values that await women willing to shop while the alterations are being made. styles and shades. Brand-new Silk Dresses in the latest Nothing smarter for Spring wear. Dresses must not remain and be sub- jected to soiling. Hence this amazingly low price. Take advantage of the Expansion Sale and save on your Easter wearables! SACRIFICING CAPES SACRIFICING We must deplete stocks to the very minimum. New arri- vals must be sald as soon as they arrive. These Capes indicate eur determination. Ev- ery woman wants a fine Cape, and this is the opportunity to realize it at several dollars’ sav- ing. Best styles and We advise early attendance! SUITS os Suits for materials. Spring models. Drastically sacri- ficed in the Expan- sion Sale. If you need a new Suit, secure one of these excellent styles. Just the effects for Easter and all Spring. t Practical business, street or afternoon at radicai reductions in the Expansion Sale. get | ndred times better. | HUNTERS ORGANIZE TO PROMOTE ‘CLEAN SPORT | “Illinois Game Protective Asso- | ciation’”’ Seeks to Teach Re- spect for Game Laws. By the Associated Preas SPRINGFIELD, IM1., An have plédged the rights of others, — March 19 Organization of sportsmen who themselves to respect “especially the land on which they “no ax to grind, has owners of the hunt” o have nor even a tiny pocketk been formed here out of respect “for the sptrit of the law’’ and for th: protection and propagation of game in Illinois. Sportsmen States have ideas are “bran: and wh nife.’ ’ in this as well as other lared the association's i-new.” It hast the name of the ‘“‘Iilinois Game Pr‘ tecti Association.” Its president and secretary are farmers. R ’ Wilcoxson of Springfield is presiden Charles F. Manfield Jr. of Roodhouse. secretary: Judge Truman A. Snell of Carlinville, vice president, and George A. Fish, Springfield, treas- urer. ‘This tion,” the associati Principles sets forth, “nor is it or in which any controlling member has an ax or even a tinv pocketknife to grind. It is not fostered by any commercial organization, nor is it en- tering competition with any commercial ente.prise. It is not at- tempting and will not attempt to overthrow or supplant any existing Organizations or institutions. For “Clean Sportsmanship.” “This organization should include in addition sportsmen, every farmer and farmer's son who ts in- terested in increasing the game sup- piy. in law enforcement and the pro- tection of his rights “It is an association of sportsmen Organized to prom spoarts- manship, protection and propagation of game, respect for the rights of landowners and enforcement of game laws “It is our aim to have everr mem- ber aie avs a real sportsman. a gen- tleman who respects the splrit of the law and the rights o pecially the owner which he h “When organization is com- pleted. we expect to devote a onevy toward dec ike ry ve organiza- of is not a political declaration ion s . , > into to ote clean °thers. ? 7 ~ + iand ¢ 4 2s .- of the unts our large amount aid s t of time nd m pro for and otherwise protecti in Illinois. Game Propagation Sought. “We intend to work propaga- — distribution and im pertaesen of itable game for all sections of the State. feeding. viding shelter ng game for “One of our {mportant functions will be assistire of the law thr in the enforcement uugh the appointment of special officers in each county and the educati« that the f the sportsmen them- , . law violator is ir- other spo se, juring every enforcement n protection of the rights of owner and farmer ves, rtsman Our algo to th? the land- _ 7 Tst extend “There is no necessity, and we have no desire, anv that a ca along the lin any and all ist between ciasses of cit MORE THAN 500 DOGS ENTERED FOR KENNEL CLUB SHOW HERE Breeds to Com- to at sa hh T4 publi npaign of indicated will remove > he he > ~ emi ? coerce or threaten c official: We fee! adt yeatio nN that 9 and nism Vv ex- other "toa oy, as ' —. . a spc smen izens.”’ Sixty-two Different pete for Prizes at Coliseum From March 26 to 2S. omorrow will be the last day i for the -r hen entries wil! Valley } a | a Oo oe held at he recelve: s ntered about and Chi- con- sidered imens has changing The German turteen of the 627 breeds are for- in is Chinese crested, Russian sheep dogs, ’ and rele elkhounds Gerald B. O'Reilly, secretary urer of the Kennel Club, expec to be the most su Samo- -treas- ts the ccess- . ny LB i superintendent of ye I Lot position. coming show t ,. . ful ever hek There are more entries then ever be? >. Plegge, s the first St. ire wi Ve uisan to of His land Hote! . F. Place Takes New Position. F Place, ublisher of the at Louls publication before that an associate acmer Des Moines (Ia.) newspaper, has be- come associate manager St. Louls office of H. W. Kastor & Sons Advertising Co. He is rice ’ the A@vertising Club ‘4n2 SUIT Men’s—nearly new. Sech makes as Hart Schaffner &2 Marx. etc. Also many finest New York and Chiieage tallors’ net-called-fer or returns. (oats and vyeets as low as «$5.50. All-weel Pants, new. 62.75. New striped Flanne! 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Swiss Watches, Clocks, Sheffield Hollowware, Sil- ver Tolletware, Gold Jewelry. and all neck- laces of genuine Stones. very We Will Be Out of Our Present Store in Five Days Anticipate Your Wants for Wedding, Anniversary, Confirmation and Graduation Gifts. REMOVAL SALE WILL CLOSE NEXT FRIDAY While we remain at the old stand we will:continue our liberal These Will Be Sold This’ Week at ONE-THIRD OFF LUD A ha! PRP POPP PDD LBP PPD LLL bebeitha aad Pt Maha a an "TOON aa 1 Tm naninadh ened ales a ules i i i i nt ll lal ll haa blll fe THIS WEEK AT SEVENTH AND ST. CHARLES, BETTER BUY NOW LeSTi LET CPPPREBATES high-grade strands of arti- from $10 to $90. ’ ‘ veh «Phe We nis Era tart tA Meas veto og, CEWilliams Shoe Ca. SIXTH STREET AND FRANKLIN AVENUE Mail Orders Sent Prepaid ee i i i ie i i i i i DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS MONDAY | THE ONLY EXCLUStIveE DOWNTOWN SHOE STORE REDEEMS EAGLE STAMPS, , B25 50 IN TRADE, ‘S200 CASH. 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ATT ORPFee CIVEN PRowmey ATTENTION ADVERTISEMENT. “Cure Your Rupture Like | Cured Mine” —-——— ———. ee Old Sea Captain Cured His ¢ Rupture After Doctors Said’ . ‘Operate or Death." “ Captain Collings sailed the oe @Many years; then he su double rupture that soon forced not only remain ashore, but & bedridden for years. He tried after doctor and truss after trua@l results! Finally, he was he must either submit to & and abhorrent operation or dia seither! He nat | Te Be Cut Up, and You Don't ™ eee Captain Collings a bBimself. of his pore A ny at ls ‘the below coupon. any t rouble. The book FREE. They will be sent any rupture sufferer who eway —anew— before you put Ree reeeeee fee eeeeee ee eee eee Peeeeeeseeeee reese eeaeeeeeeee er For ideas on “as > (eagens " PART FOUR. e— Julia Sand ‘Tangerine Has New Theodore Roberts Hez Woodward Players, “The Bird ¢ INSOME Julia Sanderson W with ‘‘ Tangerine,’’ a musical her as a convevance at the € eompany is promised. Howard visit with a matinee this afternoon + might as well be told. One of Magic ¢ ‘olumns. ’ It was also inevitable that in ¢ around to Richard Walton Tulley’s * last several vears has played every stock company today abandons the ¢€ proximately 12 weeks at the Empres “Tangerine” ts the name of sland, raised to such a happy civilization the women the work and suppert their hugs nds The action begins In U eny ward of the Ludlow Str il. where fhree husbands are im isoned for refusing to pay allow nees alletted by the courts to theig ves. A friend, who happeng to arcerated with them—the alcohol wafds heme overcrowded on @ int of prohibition—agrees to ta to “Tangerine” and indu wives to travel thither on hting trip, whereupon there wil nciliations all round. Revolt on “Tangerine.” the meantime, the wives Tangerine” have become enrag trred with their jobs and have faiz remade the island, while the idk usbands are worn out with stay! } and being “birds in giid ‘ for their busy spouses. ripe for a revolt, which ends h - for all except the King, anothe us of the Alimony Club, ipelled to give up his eigt es. Pretty music, trpp cal cae es and handsome scenery hel this work to its success. In the are Frank Crumit, Frank Lalor, Kavanaugh, Harry Puck, J¢ Kane, Rebekah Cauble, Gloria Da Elsie Young and Bedlah Berson. Thurston's equipment is said nelude @ company of 3° ass two carloads of scenery ond e¢ ‘ical and mechanical effects, ollection of 100 animals and bi of the episodes of his are entitled “Sir Conan De Outdone,” “Mephisto’s Visit,’ Famous Hindoo Roepe Mystery, ‘The Radio Mystery.” “A Glimpae biereafter,” “The Beauti i” “Aneient Chinese Sorcery Vanishing Camel,” and n Who Did Not Care.” all-negro mwsical e Along,” comes to the next Sunday night for a t eks' stay. Eddie Camtor bri Winter Garden revue, “Make inap py ” to the Shubert-Je week, with a company inc Lew Hearn,.Cleveland & Qualters, Muriel de Forest, a throng of others. Theodore Roberts at Orpheum. A “onc screen stars who found refuge tn vaudeville is Theodore Roberts, haracter player of old men’s He is beadliner this week at ‘Orpheum, in a@ one-act merc that . Sone ETA Ti ae ad +7 rl} en mee —_— Two New G Plays to Open This Week NEW YORK, March 1 te WO plays by the French 4 st. Sacha Guitry. are & tuced next week. His much “sed “Pasteur,” deabng fe of the great bacteriol ¢ presented Monday night at L-rmipitre, with Henry Miller im & role. In this play all the ¢ ‘s are men. The adaptation Arthur Hornblew Jr. On evening, at the L-stnm | lasco will present Lionel A itry’s “The Comedian.” Is cast will be H. Cooper Cliffs, A. Kaye, Albert Green, Paul 2 Elsie McKay and others. “Barnum Was Right.” « 1 Long Island iffe. by Philip Bar \amae and John Meehan, will Monday night at the Frazee T: with Donald Brian, Marton © : Elwood F. Bostwick and Enid 2 key. “Go-Go,” a new musical 6 ‘dy, opens on the same Ss Daly's Stixty-third Street . the company will be Bernard Gr vuole. Norma Ganderson. ¢# ‘ Stevens, Don —s and et lie eu

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WOODEN BOXES COPPISH ner hox 25c _— —— 2 HEI’S SUGAR-CURED TIAMS nor Th Zic CALIFORNIA HAMS. "21m new. th 13!c 5 FANCY TIGHT RREAK FAST f BACON, 6 to & Th. average 20 tn nlere. Cc mer Th PRY SALT RIBS, rer Th. 10c (tte deliveries made on nurchace NS $ «% SYA mn N.S bb ie —. ME : SDA AAA SAAN l"” ‘ A ‘ ~ ~\ SS. ~ +. * ~~ . SS ~ Wa, SRR MAY i "PART FOUR. —_ ulia Sanderson in } ‘Tangerine’;. Thurston Has New Egyptian Act Theodore Roberts Heads Orpheum List, and Woodward Players, Now at Empress, Give ‘The Bird of Paradise.” with ‘‘ Tangerine,’’ W eompany is promised. it might as well be told. Magic Columns.’’ INSOME Julia Sanderson arrives tonight at the Shubert-Jefferson a musical comedy which for two seasons served her as a conveyance at the Casino Theater in New York. The original Howard Thurston, a magician, begins his annual visit with a matince this afternoon at the American. One of his effects is entitled ‘‘Tut-Ankh-Amen’s It had to come, and It was also inevitable that in time the Woodward Players would get around to Richard Walton Tulley’s ‘‘The Bird of Paradise,’’ which in the last several years has plaved every square yard of the United States. The stock company today abandons the Garrick Theater, and’ will play for ap- proximately 12 weeks at the Empress, on Olive street near Grand boulevard. “Tangerine” is the name of an island, raised to such a happy state of civilization that the women do all the work and suppert their hus- bands. The action begins in th» alimony ward of the Ludlow Street Jail. where fhree husbands are im- prisoned for refusing to pay allow- inees allotted by the courts to their wives. A friend, who happens to be incarcerated with them—the alcohol- ic wafds beme overcrowded on ac- count of prohibition—agrees to take to “Tangerine” and induce their wives to travel thither on a vachting trip, whereupon there will reconciliations all round. them 5 be Revolt on “Tangerine.”’ | N the meantime, “Tangerine” have tured with their the wives of become enrap- jobs and have fairly remade the island, while the idle husbands are worn out with staying and being “birds in gilded for their busy spouses. All is ripe for a revolt, which ends hap- pily for all except the King, another home cages’ alumnus of the Alimony Club, who is compelled to give up his eight wives. Pretty music, trop'cal cos- tumes and handsome scenery helped this work to In the cast are Frank Crumit, Frank Lalor, Ho- bart Kavanaugh, Harry Puck, John Kane, Rebekah Cauble, Gloria Dawn, its success. Elsie Young and Bevlah Berson. Thurston's. equipment is said to include a.company of 30 assistants, two carloads of scenery and elec- trical and mechanical effects, and a collection of 100 animals and birds. Some of the episodes of his pro- gram are entitled “Sir Conan Doyle Outdone,” “Mephisto’s Visit,’ “The Famous Hindoo Rope Mystery,’ “The Radio Mystery,” “A Glimpse of the Hereafter,”’ “The Beautiful Witch.” “Ancient Chinese Sorcery,” “The Vanishing Camel,” and “The Did Not Care.” musical Woman Who The all-negro “Shuffle Along,’ comes to the Amer- n next Sunday night for a two stay. Eddie Catrtor brings Winter Garden revue, “Make It to the Shubert-Jefferson week, with a company includ- ing Lew Hearn, Cleveland Bronner, Tot Qualters, Muriel de Forest, and a throng of others. Theodore Roberts at Orpheum. comedy, week Se OUIS CALVERT leaves the cast course, wlioever sits in the chair the roof. “The God of Vengeance.” of unusual range -- from E-flat be- L of “R. U. R.” when it goes on C8n never tell a lie again thanks to attacks made upon its low middle C to high F- will be the road Monday, and will take a An out-of-town tour is being ar- morality, is selling out steadily Miss Eva te agg ell.” * veeation. His place will be taken ranged for the Moscow Art Theater, Tutankhamen and Ziegfeld. seen next ip wet See who played the by Whitford Mane, The Ziegfiela “Follies,” now cur- Centinned om Page 3. Chicago, Baltt- embracing Boston, <- — ee WAAAY ~_ . . . + ‘ " . SN ~ , . . ~ , \ SA oe \ . NN . ~~ . = SS ‘ : \ ‘ ~*~," ~~ . ‘ oa : ‘ \ ‘ ' \ Suk ’ . x ~~ . ; ‘ .. , : ~ we SS ww ww . ~ ‘ “a ~S ~~, ~ » * a SS — Son ee ees eee eee eee ee” PAGES i—12 T a / ) 4 6 Slee Je ’ Howard Thurston, magician + —American. Me Ae A Fe Theodore Roberts (right), in 4“The Man Higher Up"— + Orpheum, “The White Flower,” “Mighty Lak’ a Rose” Harry Carey, Lupino Lane and Clyde Cook on One Bill—“The Flirt” Remains Over for Second Week and “Sign of the Rose” Returns. inate ——@— ie pe a Pee 2 Betty Compson in “The White Yerkes’ Flotilla Orchestra taheard Flower” is the main feature at the in a group of new numbegs for the Missouri this week. It was filmed final week of its engagement. Stuart in Hawaii. Not only was it neces- sary to transport to the islands a vast amount of paraphernalia. in- cluding camera equipment, prop- erties and costumes, but it was also found that once on location, the company had to be self-sustaining. There was no nearby city which could supply needed equipment. Much had to be made while there. Miss Compson has the role of a half-caste Hawaiian girl. The story, written by Julia Crawford Iyers, opens beneath the tropical skies of Hawali,.and has to do with the pie- turesque legends of this islagd para- dise, Supporting Miss Compson are: Edmund Lowe, Arline Pretty, Ed- ward Martindel, Sylvia Ashton, Leon Barry and Arthur Hoyt. Many native Hawaltians took active part Barrie presents a novelty organ solo and the Missouri Orchestra offers a special overture and original accom- paniments to the various film spe- clalties. Among the shorter film subjects is ‘‘Felix,”’ the comical at. First National's initial venture into the realm of production, “Mighty Lak’ a Rove,” will be ex- hibited at the Grand Central Thea- ter this week in conjunction with an Easter style show, “Milady's Hats.” James Stevens, baritone: Sudwarth Frasier, tenor, and Elva Magnus, soprano, will provide stage enter- tainment features. First National heretofore has con- fined its activities to distributing mo- thon pictures and ““Sligihty Lak’ a Centinued on Page 12. Wesley Barry and N End Lyric and Capitol. Niles Welch, in “Rags to Riches”—West George Beban in “The Sign of the Rose”— Deimonte. What They Are Doing in the ‘Movie Studios FEW army aviators have here- A votore been the only persons who have been able to look upon the Atlantic and Pacific oceans st the same time, but fn the near fu- ture the army of those who have Lad this privilege will be legion. During the filming of Thomas Meighaa's new Paramount picture, “The Ne’er- Do-Well,” one of the @rmy aviaters took Willlam Miller, Gamera man. up so h@ could make some views of the canal locks and other things, and during the flight he was able to get seme shote showing both oceans eat the same time, In making other air views for the picture seven De Havi- land planes and two Martin bombers were furnished -by the army and piloted by army filers, , « Robert Agnew, whose work as the juvenile lead in a number of recent productions has attracted attention, has just signed a Yive-year contract to appear in Paramount pictures. Lepers on the island of Canolis, off the coast of Panama, are to have the dreariness of their lives relieved somewhat in the future by motion pictures. Thomas Meighan has pre- sented them a projection machine through arrangement with Senor Parraz, President of the Republic of Panama, and films are to be sent by Paramount from New York at regular intervals. a Lillian Rich, who is playing the lead in “The Phantom Pack,” now being made by Director Laurened Trimble in the Canadian Rocky Mountain Park, was chosen for queen of the annual Banff midwia- ter carnival, a feature of which was the shepherg dog show for the Strongheart trophy. “Three pictures which Paramount executives expect to be among the biggest of the year have been started ————- a at the West Coast Studio. They are “The Cheat.” “Bluebeard’s Eighth Wife” and “Hollywood.” “Daughters of the Rich,” ¢he Ba: gat Saltus story, recently purchased by B. P. Schulberg, will be flimed ao Gasnier’s pext production fer Dreferred Pictures, with an all-star cast, including Gaston Glass, Ruth Cilfford, Ethel Shannen, Stuart Holmes and Marjorie Daw. “Are You a Failure?” Larry E story for Preferred Pictures, reach the screen this month. It is a picture of a decidedly lighter vein, having to do with the trials and tribulations of youth and the reme- dies to be found in a correspondences course that promises fame and for- tune for $15. ——— Katelle Taylor's grandfather and grandmother, in Wilmington, got along about 6° years without tle movies, and vowed they'd never go But whep Estelle broke in the movies they went to see the pic ture, and since that occasion they've never minded an evening ang are oug to make a record in that respect. - ~ mm a“ a ’ Mildred Harris Chaplin te Mildred _ Harris again. The former wife of thé comedian has resumed her mabl- en name. This became known with her signing of a new motion picture contract in Los Atgeles. marking her return to the seteen aftem a years interlude of vaudeville appearances. The photoplay which breaght out ee ,

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ig 7 oe an oe ae 8 aT Em OE oer e 4 Be Re Pea ee Rte os py. at Ce PGE he eR TOTEM sia lath: tye ’ — cay ro at wae oq. Spot te an Santos conti fac eran - + eee Ae - 1/0 YW GL ELAN cp Ora “De aie alates agate stp a hrm hate a ae mii > er ee. ae icbtel = at has ona S7.LOUTS POST-DISPATCH BUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1928. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS» PHOTOPLAY THEATERS __PHOTOPLAY THEATERS — _PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _ > 1 The Matton Picture Version of the Great American Stag paar Cpa ad 4) pa il fe sh ORT aS iat i i His ‘i J Hh if He ii i -_ . _ wet ld — me of fi if c i P i Stage pers eee) ifr Mr. Beban's Engagement MMT] jp 6 eSsSsancess > eel 'wous f ro tle. ee ee A | seo Easton Avenue “THE MYSTERY Box" | B ecrhe Wonders of Radio’ Part Motion Picture el See today’s Want p®scs f=z 2--% ness For Saic offers. t / STAGE PRESENTATION “Hawalian Echoes” | IN 18 a AND A COMPANY OF GLOBE-TRO YG ENTERTAINERS = INCLUDING _ — ena ” ide R Ph et fos i Ma MARIOS CG ET I EI ON I WALTER DANIEL —AND— Gergeous Setting. with Five Artists GLENN & JENKINS, ““W orking for the Railroads” MINNA WALTERS | Grand Orchestra | ef Thirty Mr. Coben, Conducting Morris & Campbell “The Avi-ate-her” Val & Ernie Stanton English Boys From America in “THE OLD TI JE SAY! HE BEVAN & FLINT, in “A Slight Interruption” ROXY LaROCCO, Wizard of the Harp AUTUM THREE, An Artistic Novelty ‘ STUART BARRIE FELIX, THE CAT 6—OTHER “BIG ACTS—@ Recalling the “Days of Old” Remembering “STARS OF THE PAST” (HERE IN PERSON) AMNIE §=——saMCATIE LAURA = EDDIE HART ROONEY BENNETT GIRARD McHiSH Stars when you were babies, who helped build the foundation of Vandeville NEXT WEEK Cecil B. DeMille’s “ADAM’S RIB” SUPER PARAMOUNT NEWS PICTURES; PANUS’ PLAYERS; FABLES; TOPICS , oi *« | *"te ¢«* * ie tel HUUUANVEUIDAERDAUAATOALAANUNAA AIA tre IN ~~ MT in NIS LATEST fomMEDY SUCCESS During 19=3 the Post-Dispatch printed IS. SST Lest and Feuad “Wants"—2030 mere than the THREE ether St. Louts newspapers combined —and more than TWICE as many as the nearest competitor. AMUSEMENTS BURTON THURS.) ODEON, ' EXTRA: Thurs., Meh. EVENING AT 8:15 FRANKE. LEONARD ED BAGLEY and GROVER JOHN HARDING ss J All Week—Beginning With a $1.00 MATINEE TODAY. THE WONDER” SHOW OF THE: UNIVERSE —-— =o. : 1HIOA ir 2 The only attraction in the world for which all seats are sold at the . box office. To satisfy the cnormous demand for tickets the box office { will epen Thursday morning at 7 o'clock and remain open until _- . wdc cd dt cm Ant ed cet Act tlc Src ir cn hn ntiliatnrban te at - th te et te te et tt te te de te i te i te +» + - ss A LL DL DD DL SD DL DD DDD DDD DS DDD LD Db Db LD i LDL LLL DL DD DS oclock (midnight.) NO MAIL ORDERS—NO TELEPHONE ORDERS. PROTECT YOUR SEATS SY PURCHASING EARLY. St. Lewi« in the ently city tn Missourt to see thic ecututanding soveity before tts Lenden premiere and teur of the weor'd. ri p q FA E CANARIES cisssy ains> ler'e “Duren dy — ad ‘cae BSe fa. — “= og ore HALLER’S ==, R79 Feeeli’} te TONIGHT AT 8:15 S| AML Si Vii ‘\ } fheect Frum 2 Record S=asbiry CARLE CARLTON’S MUS! JULIA SAN “TANG FRANK CRUMIT—FRANK L “IE YOU MiSS ‘TANGE THE GREATEST DEI Best EVES. To DAr b Big MeN cet Se ORCHESTRA ONE OF THE FINEST IN AMERICA. At the Tow eof the Hill—Eatire Week. nvr =e err’ And. Oh! What « Jelly Vedvil Bill: OTHERS AND MOVIE nits New Bill Every Sanday and Thersday °* shew er Vat« Nicht at 7 ym 22¢ & S0cu" = 10e THURINGIA ates MAMA .. dct: BAYERN . These steamers ore of and offer exceiliegt af Apply to United St., Chicag UNITED AI! Jos.

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| Fark * | Exclusive Photooey Showing” Ne Qui Be) ¢ shoe t Min el CLYDE C in his kites Gnedy a Reiss And, af 1189-5 -2nd lODanl The Bih EPISODE of the Seria! PEARL WHITE Plunder Other Love | == en ee _ |“AROUN D wort IN 18 DAYS” GLOBE-TROTTING ENTERTAINERS INCLUDING - ROYAL [5| VENETIAN | [5] FIVE WALTER DANIELS MINNA WALTERS in “THE OLD TIMERS” JIM Sth |} __¢—oTHER “BIG ACTS—¢ | weex Andy Gump] - mn During 1922 the Post-Dispatch ‘printed 6858 Agents Wanted ads— 82098 more than the THRET other St. Louis newspapers combined. — - | ~ AMUSEMENTS aleeeenehdllt hada eal n Town Like the Seeing Is Heliev- Dane, Mer. _s OF opreatamage ~- Sothine | GAYETY!” ONDAY BECAUSE YOU WILy. BE L- DUT IT TUESDAY, WED. AND 8. he SEE IT AGAIN FRIDAY OR sAT. beer” BBR Foie Chas, Fagancs St Toul Lew Howard! “Hortense” EY ” Singer—Patsy Gilson —_— ) E j OR. JEKYLL Burlesque! riena® & MR. HYDE Jack Gibson t) : S0ME ! Ball and McKenzie m9 COLORED COMEDIAN oot @ A POSITIVE RIOT!! “We re Nights This Week [3 jay—) Friday— [Saturday —ey . Perfect, “Amateurs” t“Circus NI Contest Fun-Fuon-Fonr ree T AT THE GAYETY ? SISTF8, GET Matiness First Floor, 36¢ Seate on ReadyfEJ Phone, but keep Your Word Ey dvertise? (Come and See) 2 CONGRESS) OSCAR DANE STUDIOS, 1925 SYM PHONY'| . Conductor © D EO N—March 16-17 Friday Aft.--Saturday Eve. LAST SYMPHONY PAIR OF SEASON . bert Mnc Directors AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT AT 8:15—-AND ALL We GREATEST AMUSEMENT ea IN Bah wont D Direct From 2 Record Smashing Years. CARLE CARLTON’S MUSICAL COMEDY. TRIUMPH! JULIA SANDERSON » “TANGERINE” FRANK CRUMIT—FRANK LALOR AND ORIGINAL CAST “IF YOU MISS ‘TANGERINE’ YOU THE omer VEMGHT a Ba ik Cojfd i EVES rol MATS. 3A Mow 2 $0 00 * Sunday, March 25 | Mail Orders Now SLATS FOR AGL BEST SEATS IN A PEPPY PARISIAN REVUE OF LAUGHS AND LADIES til AKE IT WITH A SHIMMERING SHOWER OF STARS AND SEVENTY-FIVE DAINTY DIAPHANOUS DIVINITIES Nights, 50c to $2.50. Pop. Mat. Wed., 50c to 91.50. Sat. Mat. 50c to $2.00 MISS. OF YOUR LIFE’ SNES NOGY SEQ ANG CANTOR | SNAPPY’, i Sheldon | Auditorium, M Monday Eve., 3648 Washington Av. March 12, 8:15. | | _ and Hofmann knows | Episcopal Missionary to Speak. The Rev. Dr. J. A. Schaad, one of the two general missioners of the Episcopal Church of Americ will be the speaker at the = saeheaetine serv- Yy ices of the Brotherhool of St An-|was formerly rector of 8t. Paul's drew at Christ Church Cathedral; Church, this city, were chosen by the this week. About a year ago Dr.|general church for evangelistic Schaad and the Rev. Dr. Loring | work, reviving methods in force a 'Clark of Chattanooga, Tenn., who century ago. ‘fosef Hofmann States: on | | .“The DUO-ART is supreme” B ECAUSE, besides his great power as a pianist, Hofmann is a master technician, understanding every element which tends to ‘ Concludes, With Rachmaninoff HIS, the concluding week of the Symphony Orchestra's forty-third season and of its second semester (under the baton of Rudolph Ganz, (Serves also to focus numerous other, Musical entertainments. The calendar | ts as follows: Symphony concert, this Odeon. First St. Louis appearance of the New York String Quartet, to- morrow night at the Sheldon Au- ditorium. Orchestra popular afternoon at the The Pageant Choral Society's Presentation of Gounod's “Re- demption,”” Tuesday evening, at the Odeon. Liederkranz Club program of choral novelties, Thursday evening, at Alhambra Grotto. The Symphony Orchestra's final pair of regular concerts, with Sergei Rachmaninoff as soloist, Friday afternoon and Saturday evening, at the Odeon. An “all-Wagner’ popular con- cert next Sunday afternoon at the Odeon, at which the orchestra will play its last “home” concert until next November. Rachmaninoff will play his own concerto for piano, No. 2, and the orchestral program will Include Gla- zounoff's overture, *“*Svlennelle,” Symphony’s Season; ' cholr. ‘fairy tale for women's voices, Prano, baritone and violoncello; three excerpts from “Rienzi... These will be man Battle Hymn “Prayer,” the and Wagner's “The Ro- ‘ for male voices: for women's voices, and “Welcome Chorus,” for mixed Fach of the soloists will have separate appearances. Rudolph Ganz, Michel Gusikoff and H. Max Steindel will play “a seethoven trio at a meeting of the Musicians’ Guild, at the Artists’ Guild, beginning at 5:45 o'clock this evening. Leo ©. Miller i# president of the organization. First of Free Kecital Series, IIE first of a series of free eve- ning recitals will be given Tues- day night at Christ Church Cathed- ral, the soloists being Arthur Davis. organist, and Leslie Cash. bass. There will also be an organ and vio- loncello recital at the vesper service | beginning at 4:30 o'clock this after- | Mel-Harmoniec Club, | Nettie Buchalter, Miss Ada O'Brien. | Mise Julianna Meyer, Mrs. Frederick | 'Nussbaum and a violin choir. Tachaikowsky's fifth symphony, and /| the same composer's overture, “The | Year 1812." Consequently, this will be a “‘Pan-Russian’’ program. Today’s “Pop” Program. T today’s ‘popular concert the soloist will be former Patrolman) noon. The artists wil! Davis and P. G. Anton. Miss E. A. Medel! will read a pa- per on “Itallan Music” before the be Organist afternoon at Baldwin's Hall. A musical program will be given by Mrs. A. E. Cornetius, Miss Ruth Donohue, Mrs. A. T. Smith Jr.. Miss Miss Miss Pauline I. Falzone, Carroll Frances M. Brown. Helen Freedman, Bell, Raymond Kohner, Miss Miss Melva Corson and Miss Kath- ithem to shape the tncident into noth- erine Pfeifer. Willard McGregor, pianist, will give a recital at Sheldon Auditor- lum on Tuesday evening, March 20. He will play the Brahms» sonta tn F | Minor, Op. 5, Liszt's Fifteenth Hun- |garian Rhapsody, and groups of pieces by Debussy. Chopin and Ganz. The Rialto’s offering for the first half of the week is led by Henry Santrey and his jazz band. and in- cludes Harry and Anna Seymour, the 80- jin Egypt next Saturday | Cheeterton’s half-forgotten “Magic,” has been rediscovered on sundry German stages and carrying all befor@ it... Report passes that Alice Neilson would Ike to be heard once more in operetta, if she can find the piece. William A. Brady is said to have lost $75,000 in his experiment with “The World We Live In.” Miss Willette Kershaw. formerly of St. Louls, has come back to the Limited States, denying almost es soon as she set foot on American sotl a report that she had declared she would never darken the door of this country again In fact. Miss Kershaw said she read a clipping with thie story in it while she was and although it was verv nice in Egypt, she immediately de- cided she would set all eails for New York in order to disprove the canard. She has just bought the rights of “Woman to Woman,” a play ty. Michael Morton, which raised the temperature of London recently. If she can get another actress to play her role, and can finé another play to keep her own thoughts busy, Miss Kershaw will not appear in the Mor- ton play here. Dentes She Wasa Burned to Death. | NCIDENTALLY, Miss Kershaw pronounced to be grossly exag- gerated a story cabled here to the effect that she had been burnedg te death. She said that while in Italy she was in a minor motor accident, and the agitation of the Itallans led play, ing less than a cremation by the time it reached the edge of the penin- 'sula. Miss Alyce McCormick, adjudged in a recent contest the most besutil- ful girl in Nebraska. was promptly ‘signed for the Winter Garden, and made her debut there lest Monday night In “The Dancing Girl.” She is a daughter of the Rev. Ff. A. Me« nna gern as ay offer quality at A Sonne : —_ 6 —_< vane | RATES: To suit every Purse and Taste. gs ene ORG se test SAILINGS: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, aeotA. gah’ *Apr. 71 ‘ | eee, ee m NIA........May 10 4 June 30 Aux. 4) LINES: A CAN | ““TRANSPORT, LEYLAND. RED *Via Halifax. _ tCalis at Boston. | aTAR. Shire STAR. WHITE | Canadian Service STAR | Tamous age mg we A oe i Internationa) Senentie yen bare i Halifax, N. § v : | Cempany’s Passenger and *ANDAMA™ “AUSONIA” “TY TRR HENTA” | | ; RB. E. M. BALIN, Ma Te Piymouth, "Waosere and Hamburg. eee am fi Dept., F. 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Mavor Curley of Boston has pre- sented the keys of the city to Chan- ning Pollock, author of “The Foel,” and in the spring a tree ia to be planted on Boston Common bearing the inscription: “To Channing Pol- jlock, playwright and thinker.” ane Nealy, whose tenor voice was | Remsdellis and Deyo, the Stuart girls: discovered when he sang last winter| and the Taketa brothers. The pro- ‘at a Police Benefit entertainment at) gram witl change Thursday, but! ‘the Coliseum. He will offer the aria, | Santrey will remain all week. “Celeste Aida,’ from “Aida.” The) | Concordia Seminary Students’ cho-/| TWO | rus of 1380 voices will sing, under the | direction of Frederick Fischer and | oO ee ee eee _ - NEW GUITRY PLAYS TO OPEN } | ‘ with orchestral accompaniment. T.HIS WEEK! .ccc ae bee cee oe Christiansen’s Beautiful Savios | that the play. will remeve Méatel j;and Mohr’s ‘‘Creation’s Hymn. Continued From Page One. night from the Garrick to the larger | The orchestra will play Beetho-| ‘drama by. Mercedes de Acosta, hev. | Sh. ibert Theater. The same cast will | ven's overture to “‘Leonore,” No. 3;\ ing to do with the lady who posed continue, incluiing Joseph Schild- the second and third movements for Botticelli's “The Birth of Ve kraut, Selena Royle, Loutse Closse from Tschaikowsky’s Fourth Sym-inus.”. Sir Arthur Pinero's Hale. Edward G. Robinson, Stanley rhony, Delledonne’s Andante and “The Enchanted Cottage” is to be Howett, Albert Carroll. Bertha ‘Nell’ Andalusia,” and the French acted soon in New York, with Kath- | Broad, Helen Sheridan, Elsie Bart- Military March from Saint-Saens’ erine Cornell in a conspicuous nar-, lesa and Philip Teieh. '“Suite Algerienne.”’ Signor Delle- — i donne is second bassoon player in the | crchestra. | John Braun, tenor, phia, will be soloist at the “all- Ww: agner”’ popular concert, ‘and will pre Lohengrin’s narrative, Steg- mund's love song from ‘Die Wal- |luere,” and Walthers prize song | from “Die Meistersinger.” The 'erchestra will play the overture to aan 2" 2 97 2 2 2S Ss Sw oes: —will be the result of a Careful Test by Us. of Philadel- PERFECT FITTING v ’ Save 20” SANICO &::$1°" Range : 25-YEAR GUARANTEE The Range pictured here is just one of the many bargains we are selling— ao This Sale —_—_—-- _— << ‘' Prelude to “Die Meistersinger.” by Buying a Rust Proof eat AA oc if yi : i This all-porcelain | \} Y : <ANICO Range | sis 90 reductions from 18 to 30 per cent. Every one is a genuine, all-porcelain enamel Sanico Range. Don’t delay— make your choice today. 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They will last a lifetime and are priced extreme- ly low. These high-class ranges will help you get good tenants. FREE—To Boys and Girls of St. Louis— Regular $11.00 Coaster Wagon. This present will be given to any boy or girl bringing to our store someone who buys a SANICO Range during the week of March 11 to March 18. | MERICAN IPANGE FOUNDRY (‘OMPANY Manufacturers Permanent St. Louis Store and Display Room 1001 LOCUST ST. All Ranges Installed Free of Charge Convenient Terms of Payment if Desired Olive 1240. Central 1236. ay | Rienzi, the Prelude to “Lohengrin,” ; | the magic fire music from “Die Wal- sce ae ctidlliinn oouw onise did can wie aie ae | kuere,” the Prelude and Love-Death, acieatifieatiy correct. if you Ge net need of ae an | “Tri solde.”’ and the frankly tell you no. And if you do—and we —~ pom m— : from “Tristan und Iso , Sronhty th otnt it vow 4o—and, we tm for a text, so why delay having your eyes examited ty — | On Tuesday of next week, the |orchestra will leave for a tour of Dr. Arthur W. Cuquet—Optometrists—Dr. ‘Thos. J. MeWay | eight weeks, covering 50 cities and towns in 13 states of the so-called Ou : r Prices Jewelers | trade “ternary of st. toute On Qe moe” Oldman UqUel Bisco | ‘March 22 and 23 it will play its R third and concluding pair of con- 609 Locust St. Eis 2 28S See ee certs in Kansas City. At the evening concert John Powell will be soloist, presenting his ‘‘Negro Rhapsody.” , The orchestra will play the over-| ture to Wagner's “Rienzi,” Tschai-| kowsky’s Fourth Symphony, and the; "1812" overture. WN. ¥. String Quartet Program. | HE program which the New York String Quartet will give tomor- row night at the Sheldon auditorium will include Beethoven's Quartet in C Minor, Op. 18. No.* 4; Frank | Bridge's “An Irish Melody,” Boro- | dines “Notturno” and “Scherzo,”’ and Lebussy’s Quartet in G Minor, Op. | | 10. | The personnel of the quartet com- | prises Ottokar Cadek, first violin; | Jaroslav Siskovsky, second violin: ; Luvik Schwab. viola; and Bedrich | 'Vaska, violoncello. Cadek is a son of Josef O. Cadek, founder of the Cadek Conservatory of Music, at Chattanooga, Tenn Schwab was 4 | member of the famous Sevetk | Quartet, and also served as accom. | nanist for Jan Kubelik,. during the) latter's heyday Vaska was a ‘cel- ist in the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. and tae ‘ 5 LS 8) By oe oe oe ADVFRTISE ENT Inter a member of the Eastman School of Music Quar- i tet The 'more its ninth Pageant Choral Society of than 200 mixed voices closes season with Tuesday eve- 'nine’s production of (Jounod'’s ora- 'torio, “Redemption ’* It will be ac- companied br the Symphony Or- iehestra, which also has a number of passages for orchestra alone. The with a pro- iwork is a sacred trilogy. “prue setting forth the Creation p art I yn meg with the proces- sion to Caivary; Part Il comprises events Patt: the Resutrection to the | | Asce nsion., ney Part ITI deals with ' ‘ e Pentec oat Among the ge ee /Overcomes.” ae i BEAUTIFUL HAIR IN A MOMENT! ’ Four soloists will take part, “But Who Is He. tne Phe: and “He Who Death Louisans ~Mre. Karl aon “;8 and Miss Thelma Hays , Try This! Hair Instantly Appears Abundant, Soft, Lustrous and Colorful —A Luxuriant, Gleamy Mass! choral | Portals, ’ of Glory?” are §St. mel, sopra no man, contralto. Tie others are Girls! Richard Crooks, a tenor of repute from New York, and Richard Hale. | pass-baritone. also of New York. Licderkranz Club Program. a, REPUTE TE ts eTeeeee Lee | ‘a oa att . +i if Liederkranz Club concert, Ae et eae et ainamora 99 Cent “Danderine” Also Ends Dandruff; Falling Hair! ee ie ayy Ahan | Immediately!--your hair becomes! rates the scalp, stopping itching Ansc ane od naduleiel Koch. bari. Deautiful. Just moisten a cloth with oe hair. a tee tote, ter, sopran< " , nucderine e be chen tone, and Max Mueller-Roda, ‘cel- Danderine and draw it carefully mest delightfal habe ¢ we list, will be soloists, and the accom- (through your hair, taking one smat! panists will be Mrs. Hugo Hagen strand at a time; this will cleanse the and Oscar Condon. hair of dust, dirt or any exeessive oi! The principal choral numbers will _—in a few minutes you will be amazed strengthens them. Its stim be Bruch’s cantata, “Fair Ellen,” | Your hair will be wavy, fluffy and papetes help the hair to grow for mixed voices and soprano and possess an incomparable softness, lus wavy, strong baritone soli; Ziegier’s “Evening” ‘er and really appear twice as thick You can surely have beaatifal and two folksongs, “The Quiet Vai-|and abundant—a mass of luxuriant, and lots of it, [ff you will spend ley” and “Little Chatterbox,” for glinty colorful hair. eente for a bott.e of Danderine : male chorus without s#tcompani- Besides beautifying the hair Dan jany drug store of toilet count, 9 ment: “Sir Oluf,” by Hummel, a dGerine eradicates dandruff; inv igo jis not greasy, oily or sticky, eth tonic. It is te the hair what showers of rain are te vegetation. goes right to the roots, eleiioas

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SUNDAY, MARCH 11, Tgp) 7 meee pay, is only the realizatién df aun )/ ain’s Bitterest Writer Tours * America _——— — os ‘ ‘ (Jacinto Benavente, most tllustri- ‘dus of Spanish writers, to whom the “022 Nobci prize for fiction was “dwarded, has arrived in this coun- dey for a coast-to-coast tour. The Hlowing article upon his “life and ks was sent by mai from the (Post-Dispatch correspondent in Ma- ‘arid, Francisco Ginestal, editor of ‘El Sol, considered the most liberal | dnd progressive newspaper tu Spain) $ ——— - -— — ‘* By FRANCISCO GINESTAL, “Madrid Correspondent of the Post- | Dispatch. 7 F all the messengers whom ° SpanishAntelliectualism has sent ‘fo America, Jacinto Benavente is the ‘most illustrious, ‘Bigh prestige as a dramatist, but be- sCause without any doubt he repre- “gents an entire epoch of the contem- ‘porary drama, the glorious epoch in . ich began the flowering of ; odernity far superior in moral *talue to that which preceded. ‘' In himself Benavente represents ‘the Spanish stage of today, in.spite *6f his numerous detractors. His fer- ‘tile genius and his agile mentality ‘have led him to explore to their «depths the most difficult of prob- *fems and to set them forth after- ~wards with an address and an ele- ” ce beyond all praise. His pro- ducts have fed the Spanish stage for *20 years and his success has earned “Bim universal popularity. ** Lashing socia! usages, which he {#0 vigorously satirizes in “Los Mal- thechores del Bien” (The Malefac- "tors of Good), “Al Natural.” “La sComida de tas Fieras’’ (The Dinner ‘ot the Wild Beasts). and in many -@ther comedies, he was received ‘with hostility by both the public and “the critics. Works Failed at First. : Q)HER works which later had a ~P@ Gefinite success failed completely mm the evening of theif first produc- Son. His views on the social order, | om the manners of the privileged es and on politics provoked weritable storms of indignation, and of was only because a group of in- delligent men insistently manifested }heir admiration for the author that the public consented to listen with- a prejudice to his admirable not only for his| WOMEN! DYE WORN, SHABBY THINGS. NEN lcomedies and at last opinion bowed before the works of the genius. Benavente’s triumph culminated in “Los Intereses Creados’’ (Created Interest), ‘“‘La Fuerza Bruta” (Brute Force) and “La Losa de los Suenos (The Dream Trap), the scenes of which were greeted with warm ova- tions. In his earlier comedies Benavente almost always chose for hig charac- ters persons living in great cities; later he presented types of country folk. Just as he succeeded in show- ing us the artificiality of the social world, he had an enormous triumph producing “Senora Anna” (Ma- dam Housewife) and “La Malque- rida” (The Abhorred), played in America as ““The Passion Flower," in ‘both drawn from rural life tn all its. and violent instincts. Altered Somewhat. | FTER these works Benavente’s productions altered their Orien- tation and this change was consid- ered by some as the fall of the pre- eminent author. In “La Ciudad Alegre y Confiaga”’ ‘rudeness (The Happy and Gullible City) Ben- | Estimation), although not up to the | avente took up the problems of ex- cessive individualism, adoration of foreign things, boundless ambition and lack of patriotism he found in | them. This highly symbolic eeneey | failure are perhaps the most conclu- divided the critics into two groups; | sive proof of Jacinto while some found the work of great | merit, towards which neither a’ se- |moral value, others condemned it| rene admiration nor a courteous de- under the pretext that it was Weak) fense jis possible: one can only devote and artificial. The Buthor was quall-| him to the highest point or try to fied as a reactionary and he was re-/ plunge him into obscurity. It is minded of the time when he had | certain, however, thet on the eh- ranged himself in the advance guard | nouncement of a first night of one of of literary youth. The critic Ramon | his productions emotion reaches the with all his high prestige, sub-| literary circles in which passions are level of preceding plays, did not de- serve the adverse verdict which they received. the highest degree. | J have no intention of making a ‘profound study of the work accom- plished by Benavente, for it would quickened to ‘newspaper article; I want, however, At the moment when suggestions. the ‘the author found himself at height of his success he conceived a | ‘theater for children with a litera- | ture exclusively for them, free from | all the prejudices which -until then | ruled in this kind of production. To this work the great Spaniard writers devoted themselves. ter he wrote “El Principe que Todo lo Aprendio en los Libros” (The Prince Who learned Everything From Books), and some others in These fluctuations of success and/ be impossible to do it in a brief; which the dramatist’s talents came | to simplify theatrical problems and Benavente’s | to recall one of his most noteworthy | technique, so that the ideas there set forth should reach clearly the brains | | of children, Legend Around Him. VERITABLE legend has risen | up around Benavente, attribu- _table in great measure to his per- | sonality and his own talent. His For this thea-/ satarical phrases, in which irony is | with elegance, are 60 POP- ee ae as his a his orig- fnalities and his fau His slender, buoyant bearing sym- bolizes the spirit of irony and sar- casm which examines everything and classifies everything. He is at the same time & representative of the frivolous spirit melting the most puerile extravagences into the most profound meditations. Like Shaks- peare, whom he resembles so Often, he lowes to take one o? the roles in his works and to censure them as well. This tour which he ts sow taking desire; that to satisfy an teen curiosity in traveling ty great American con ot ed by comica, setting up er the scene of the ancient fargs « he poetizes in “Los Int a United States at the mom ne greatest. consecration, the Maa Prize for Literature having tan awarded to him «a few monthea. as a reward for the work he } we accomplished. (i ee ee > . , Perez, ~nitted Benavente’s work to a@ not | om very impartial revision with the ob- | ‘ect of showing its feeble consistence. Public Deserts. BE HIS campaign coinciding with] |_| the dramatists’ charge of Orien-||™@ tation, the public showed a very vis- ‘ible desertion of him. “Fl Mal que ‘nos Hacen” (The Evil They Do to ‘t's). “Collar de Estrellas” (The Necklace of Stars), “Campo de Er- |}mine”’ (Field of Ermine) and “La Propia Estimacion’ (The Proper ° ee neta - = _ —_—_—_—— — _ =aaee = a r . " . " s a ew i? = a 7 = lib = —_— -— — _ nee - ne — ~- — —_ —— Welch’s GUARANTEE These Furniture Values to be Unmatchable | —when compared with other items of similar quality, price or workman- reine re | ~ 7 ship to be found anywhere in the city of St. Louis. Welch's prides itself on keeping its prices the lowest in the city on each item—quality considered. ——_magiiegs ‘ii ; ' sui ~ Mf : “Beautyin Walnut!” A Graceful ueen Anne Dining-Room Suite eG IS pattern is proving so popular that we have just or- dered several more carloads of this same design. We regret, however, that the new skipments cannot be sold at anything like the price that we are making on this suite to- Description cannot do justice to the refined beauty of this walnut suite, substantially constructed, althou inch wood-back buffet and 6-foot' exte MeN TAIT i ‘} ; i Hat : nH ¢ Ka 4 17 | ~' Tae. ‘ \ ; ii ZY BA Nl \ WS if} Wisi TES, Fi) / My | i j jttl j | ; Funan y EE MMMM Mihi cae iy 7%. co — eet “tay } My 4 UpiTi uy ae = f fiyif / if ke J nnt(raruger id ak ‘eat 4 vil ~~ (th ml How Would This Suite Look in Your Living Room? i H \ NWN ; ul All My //f in o =) uilith nnn Ma) SSS eee SS 4 The price is not the and Tuesday will be $149.00. ot speak the unusual value we are able to offer in this suite. Monday and Tuesday price, $167.00. Your credit account ts as welcome as your cash. Your credit is as good with us as your cash; we invite you to open an account. week? 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? SUNDAF, - eA SUNDAY, | ee. MARCH 11, 1998, — ie MARCH 11, 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-DISPATEH ' | . a the realization of an tntiz, a ome. a he eC roe : Geerican oletionat) doe 4 ; =: | W anted—A Deal er with Vision | ei ‘STUDIOS | e ror . - ~ ' | yy comics, setting up everyw scene of the ancient fares which poetizes in “Los Intereges Crea. ee peer ie — ow f ; ia I tae ee | Continued From Page Our. ~ . MES i ont, | oot en ee Potemer ntesesattan~t wire teat nats ct + —who has successfully GOs Peet i af Ce ae this information is-‘The Fog,” a pic- |. — “ r Tra Winner of Nobel Prize, : ; 3 chandised __ special- SP Aas ae ee ee cael ture to be made in San Francisco INTO Benavente reaches the # wey ; P 5 PEA and, later to be released * through |: Wnited States at the moment of hig . ties such as kitchen cab- a aes 2 ; ge AB ‘Metro Pictures Coporation. | atest consecration, the WN . , : oe i aa | ise for Literature having Seal — seirag 2 sac. -, s, _ Metro Pictures Corporation an- | irded to him a few months azo ‘ ing machines. ~ .ginounces the’ purchase. of “The | : Te sae | World’s IlMusion,” by Jacob Wasser- | _ @ reward for the work he he 3 »mplished. hea | —_who can see the huge man. It will be made into a photo- ; # a , catia ) ij play by Rex Ingram, ’ 3 . ' S . field for a gas range of A. oe “a ie tia | pees. 28 EB © distinctive design that i ae be : | It required eight truck loads of | | i ‘ ; ; | is lies every day to maintai 4 . & in rice b + “4 ; , | }; Supp . Z intain mol ; : is low Pp ’ sath yer than 3900 persons camped for a i is suitable for nine out , litte more than two months in'/| i r & i ' . : ‘ , h | Southern Utah during the filmin ‘f ¢ . | - +4 . of ten nomes “The Covered Wagon” as a Pare- +} . Be : |Mount picture. And these trucks | Ge POP BF it ae Ye fl SSE ot ' by | had to travel 85 miles over a rutted | ,s , we ‘ ? C S. a A é se yathway calle ; , tS ys hg if yh 5¥" at A Note Addressed to Box N-306, Post-Dispatch, Will 3 detec ey | res Cte of Cat ey Ke . . | 4 f a : > > ' »o Bring Prédmpt Explanation io a ais, | , er My ae ee ee ae | When Cecil B. de Mille constructed | Gt ths, ae * Oe ae s§ / ae Ee BP 2 es OS ot redwood forest in the Paramount [i a ee és PP Pe. j : 2" 4: . ‘ re ‘ J sw 4 a” -t es ae ares i » ¥ 4. “a > a » & x ~ ~ & x EBEREESBESESERSERB HERE RRR RB RRR ERE SB labor ave money Side-Icer efrigerator i9" DE of a selected grade of white northern ash. having y compartments for beth @ food. A fine drainage ; the trimmings and hard- are bright nickeled. A Unusually big value at an Monday and Tuesday, $19.80. All Si eee!) ZS Work has started on the screen IZECS ; ) ‘ 'adaptation of George M. Cohan’s ‘ “ P of equal popularity: | are sure we can fit you. eS yb ag oe = Ses You Will Find at Bond’s al SS ’ > Tom Moore has definitely deserted There's 4 pattern for e\ ead politics and is back on the screen ig X\ man, no matter what his ee ee fee 2 OAs eG eo em : ideas may be. We fit the 'Star took a flier in the turbulent wa- P] D , U 7 . _& a a G.-2x: . leh Gf dinudieinbedé ‘Sele chets tans ease ont Use Pee Se Fra ste personality as well as the fall. fter a three-: stay ° ] 2 wag : “ ‘ “eh } his > lifes eg toe i es “Long Distance Judgment Oe te eS Or gg tS B ger. oth ps palsere and he could. get—Dublin, ne returned There is only one sure way. of convincing yO ge aa” cA) ar ee style. ) gull find just what to resume his ‘film activities as star . you that all we claim for Bond’s Clothes is ' aS a o's yt mw oy ; ok you want here at Bond’ s. of the new Will Nigh production, now’ true—and that is for you to let us show you. | “@, $ , . being .completed in the East. He Just give us a chance to prove what we tell ' finds the screen more silent than t*e : you. Whether you buy or not that is en- nlase he came from. Ann Forrest, tirely up to your own judgment. heroine of “The Man Who Played God,” plays opposite Tom Moore. ‘Harry Morey, Edmund Breese, 'Flor-:; ence’ Billings, Shannon Day, “Tom Lewis and John Goldsworthy are also | thm oom irect to You! | Louise Fazenda will be featured ‘in “Cold Chills,” an Educational-Mer- maid comedy which is now. being produced at the United Studios. Bond’s Full Dress Lloyd Hamilton has loaned his and Tuxedos leading lady, Ruth Hiatt, to the Jack ' For the theater dinner White Mermaid organization during or dance. the filming of “Uneasy Feet,”’ in | At Bond’s price every ‘which only two. principal characters _ man can afford them. —Hamilton and a cop—appear. It $27.50 + Ais a = is possible that Miss Hiatt will make ee es ge: | ‘two pictures under the Mermaid ban- | bea re eee : | T B rptas ee , | A modern. picture studio is lke a a ‘ | THER M() ‘symphony. Ignace Jan Paderewski Sth . ‘a R t E: 7 5 ‘says so. The famous pianist was the a > ge? Yr er : er §§ ‘guest of Thomas H. Ince during his : | . SE et ea y O a ST if Al | (IRNIA i CYR (recent appearance in Los Angeles , a | —_— and was so {mpressed with the tech- ee ee ¥ mel DeLuxe p> 5-5, et? aa oo — ~+ see ar'A Aa eh oe : 2 P.~ >: a 4 . ae os a = a “Act Bue Examee ‘ Se ee ee oe ee Se 2 ee Se - —_— 2 ——— - e Kitchen Cabinet 99" A SPECIAL Cabinet fea- tured because it com- bines many features: usually to be found only in Cabinets at much higher prices; made of golden oak, and contain- ing all the accessories that can be desired; special for Monday and Tucsday, $29.60. bustling activittes of the Ince studios . = pak: iy Easter is but 3 short weeks away, so it’s not a min- that he declared his inténtion of | tot { f t} : r t ‘dress up”’ occa ia . . ; Tes | writing a “Studio Symphony” which : Me Kae oe tees 00 ute too soon to prepare ior tnis ea ys Even Cross, Fev erish, Sick wee rag na wou translate the things he has , | : ¥ 3 sion by salaatien was clothes her®’ at Bond’s—now! . 1 1Ttie se d heard into music. . : 3 / “¢ > : . ' . : Taste and. it Never Fails to Empty nap permis oo ae : 3 58 I Bond’s Suits and Topeoats are rec6gnized as America’s ——— : : : Madge Bellamy has been presented : Sil i —- ee . want to A teaspoonful of ‘California Fig | souring’food and nasty bile right out with two tiny charms of Oscar, the oe op hag ee smartest styled clothes—everywhere. If you Syrup’? now will thoroughly clean the | °f the stomach eater) epommmm elephant, with whom she appears in | ; | appear without one fashion fault, if. you want to. get ’ ” iD) chil ‘ ‘se 70°? . ° ‘ ee P . little bomels and in a few hours you| "ne or Pir cist you want only|“Ten-Ton Love,” Thomas H. Ince’s i” oe ee the biggest clothes value for the least expenditure, | ‘bts . se Well your druggis 5. ty Sy ;,| screen novelty soon to ve released. i 3 3 1% 4 } " st ave a weil, playful child again. Even) the genuine *‘California tig ~yTUP J | One is made of solid gold with ru- then we know you will buy Bénd’s clothes. if cross, feverish, constipated, or full! which has directions for babies and | bies for eyes and a tiny diamond in Soe i, , | | | , ef cold. children love its ‘‘fruity’’| children of all ages printed > bottle. his trunk. The other is of purest ee : ! ae ) mers * Rai ae taste, and mothers can rest easy be-| Mother, you must say —— ivory They are mementoes from the , 4 Sewn oe | 4 | . . ; tause it never fails to work all the| Refuse any —_— ‘circus troupe with which Miss Bel- , | 7 RES , e, | irs ng- . or oun 2 amy and Oscar traveled for two tee ale ces ; ‘Cie ae : » ee | Here you may find his size and the style that picases the lad just out of weeks prac the screening of circus ' Hie ace i Ee eo Sy knickers—beCause we have a very complete stock of these Suits. ecenes in the picture. ig i le ia a 3 ic age OL tg Foe ; oe ) Bring the boy in—or let him come in alone-——-but by all means let us show A funaway horse and _=e sleigh : hes. “ei sai 6 ; Ke : i, you the “last word” in Clothes for the chap so that he will be well dressed, and a S n |'smashed a camera and ruined two ae J il ea at the least possible cost. ‘days’ work during the filming of ; | os. eee SRD Bre ree tes eee eee er er ne a ee a pm bination a scenes for “Atonement,:’ the Palmer | 7 'photoplay production which is being 7 | : ee S e og made at*the Thomas H. Ince studios : i 3 | | | p In filming scenes of the Panama [ New York € ” j z P go eames J ‘ | Canal three different ways for Thom- Cleveland ‘ 3 | fe ) ’ ° “ bu 'as Meighan’'s latest picture, “The Detroit ft F 4 Ry a: i R, . Miller Was in Hard Shape, ' t Simp e Ne’er Do Well,” the interesting facts leis i 2 > ° > rp . es im were developed that it takes seven Ie ee G : Intestinal Antiseptic Su ris H ‘ hours to go through the cana! by Toledo Ss Pe De ie Wg enamine | boat, two and a half hours to cover Pittsburg fit , | ; “T suffered fre as on the progr ch so} Which was poisoning ee os dumaliantion the distance by railroad and 20 min- Youngstown that | couldn't Sean teed down an _— | nna Bn and sick beadache. one spoon- utes to fly over the canal. Scenes Louisville m bel ali night. After taking ome YOKts | erika ALWAYS brings relief. A he railroad and the; , A "Haven't language to expreas Chet Whitney has been engaged te eked | ection ps h ay * ahs | nd lower bowel end removing foul| the AWFUL, IMPURITIES eliminated trom to direct Frank Woods" initial pro- - _—s : . ‘ + .* aed Ps , - voc ee 7 " ; ge ge “p ad en-au | “ ry nage | my ne "Geser ite mny Tlertna is a comaunte surprise to sie duction, a ecreeh version of Sir Wal- le o sen and which nothing et . ‘jie- | Adler! 4 only ordinary bowel and re . lodge It brings out ali gasses, thus who have use ae, decouni of 0a nett ter Scott's “The Talisman,” featur equest. Don’t hesitate to : im: ha @ J . the | stomach medicin Q ° | - . n= meen it is ae ianlag’ te grect amount pleasant and COMPLETE acti we, is ing Wallace Beery {n the role of I t Pp a y s t Oo W e a r 5 oO n d ? s mei 5 a 1 ] oO r e d > | oO t h e 3” no obligation. 2 *f poisonous matter Adiertka érawe um | sold oo ne y WOLF¥-WILSON | eS the 4 a pate not entary canal—matter_ you 7] -CO., 7th and Washington; EN-| made mous in Douglas Fairbanks’ | | alee in your eystem. Try it rignt ERLE DAUG CO.,. and other leading | interpretation of Robin Hood. s. won a ee ee o 4 natural mo ent and notice BEeeeeeauan & . “puch more foul mutter it brings cut| druggie 4 ¢

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The famous cutlery set of best grade carbon steel, with special sanitary handles. This y good housekeepin c tine Fredericks and many other authori- It contains bread knife, butcher and two handy spa in- e Bradley, Mrs. Chris- knife, two paring knives, las. Kitchen Cabinet. TQ This sale comes as a wonderful op- portunity to get your Hoosier on exceptionally easy terms—and get a $7.50 Cutlery Set free. | Hellrung €>Grimm Sixteenth and Cass 0 eee PERS Stet titt it NEW LAMP BURNS A new oil lamp that ingly brilliant, soft better than gas or electrisity, has been tested by the U. 8. Government and 85 leading universities and found to | be superior to 10 ordinary oi] lamps. | It burns without odor, smoke or noise | —no pumping up, is simple, clean, kerosene (coal oil). The inventor, D. G. Johnson, 609 W, Lake St., send a lamp on 10 days’ FREE trial, or even to give one FREE to the first | user in each locality who will help him introduce it. Write him today for full | particulars. now you can get the agency, and with-| out experience or money make $250 to #’N0 ner month ___ADVERTISEMES*. white light, even | Burns 94% air and 6% common | Chicago, Til., is offering to the Also ask him to explain | AGTRESS TELLS SECRET 94% AIR ‘Tet How te Darken Gray Hair ne ‘With a Home-Made Mixture. Beats Electric or Gas | Joicey Williams, ves an amat American actress, following statement about gray hair and how to darken it, with a home made mixture: ‘Anyone can aes 4 Spe ce mix- ture at home that darken and make it soft and glossy. To a' half-pint of water add 1 ounce of ba rf rum, a small box of Barbo Compoun | and % ounce of glycerine. These ingredients can be bought at | any drug store at very little cost. Apply to the hair twice a week until | esired shade is obtained. will make a gray-haired i twenty color the scalp, is not shiiey or greasy | and does not rub off.’’ the well-known recently made the adually ay, streaked a ie ed hair, This | yo look | years younger. does not end of the English edition. SINCLAIR LEWIS IN ENGLAND AS THE ‘ONLY PLAC PLUME - WORK’ Copyright, 19 Lewis is quoted in the Hi cae Guardian as saying England is . 4 only country in the world in whic Ee pr A says the author of | Babbitt, when interviewed in a ; apartment he is occupying in Cc James Square, said, “I expect to Se ELE TRIC PAST here for at least two years. When [ returned to America a year 460 jg recognized ag the I fully expected to settle down, but exterminator for Cockroaal found myself presently too restless. Waterbugs, Rats and “So in January I set out on @ tour) Don’t waste time Mice, of the West Indies and Venezuela | | pests with and have now drifted over ~ «gg Lewis expressed ee “ ne zement at the success 0 ab- ry in England, but deplored the 2-oz. box, 35c | glossary of American slang at yer He sail “extraordinarily inaccurate.” STEARI experimental preparations, Ready For Use—Better Than f 15-o2. } it was £22222 A eae IRN a Si2i4e2222ieeeeeeeeeeceze ‘WOLFF-WILSO W MAIL ORDERS FILLED.—Add Postage S.W. Corner Seventh and Washington SPRING MAID “TWIN”. == Ww COMPACT This is a double Compact, as picture illustrates, and is made like a single ticle for Milady’s bag. Contains pow- der and puff on one side and puff on other side,vwith a double-faced mirror in cen- ter. : 75c Size, THE ROGERS ELECTRO HOT PLATE BOILS, COOKS, FRIES, TOASTS AND HEATS JUST THINK! A com- $ 1 59) plete Hot Plate hand- somely nickel plated, nols a pore : é EB s : z* a“ wae “s ca ee > = _ P Consumption of current «mall. any lamp socket. Serviceable at all times. In traveling it protes a great convenience. In the home it its almost indispensable. everyone. aa 2 DQDBLE ELECTRO T PL E—Regular price $5.00. Sale price $2.98 Monday’s Candy Special! Pure Broken Milk Chocolate, Finest Quality Full Lb. 29c Boxes . Compact, making it a purse-size ar- | and rouge | Attach to | The price places it within the reach of | WWwWwWwWwWW Www www wwwwww SUNDAT MARCY 11. 1992. ‘In Studio Matters of Cur St. Louis Le ®% § wders, li ulds kee rs, iq of aap ody ; Pac +. ia 4s * SOLD EVERYWHERE PROPOS of the universal in- terest in the recent excavations tof the tomb of King Tutagkha- men, the City Art Museum has ar? ranged for 4 special display of art treasures of the same chronological, iod of Egyptian history. Much attention is being turned not only to the facts of the present actual explorations and discoveries, but to the history of the religious, political, otal and domestic Egyptian life 3000 yeats ago.*Therefore, it is ex- tremely fitting that such objects as these which illustrate various phases of the ancient civilization be — for public ingpection at this per mT Deapate the fact that Tutankha-} men, having died at the age of 18, was Dut @ figure-head in the gov ernmental history of Egypt, his short reign is significant since it market an event in the religious fevolytion| in that ancient land; the reversion jj to the worship of many gods and | goddesses, Which suffered a great upheaval at the hands of Tutankha-] men’s predecessor, who asserted the concentrated belief in one deity, the $1.20 Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, Large Size, 73C 98c White © Ivory Sale In this sale of White Ivory we have powdcr boxes, hair re- celvers, hair brushes, combs, buffers, perfume bottles, vases, | Wolff-Wilson : Pure prota 3 Li i Pint on se S 10 illness. Such could not Bottle Op Bottle . 4 strength-restoring = : picture frames, mirrors (Found F only), etc. This is your oppor- RE-NU-IT, JETUM OR ] O¢ COLORITE a B88 @ 8 8) a) a) R $1.25 Coty’s L’Origan Face Powder ALL COLORS tunity to complete your set} with pieces that you may need, § “Your choice of any of. the above mentioned articles at 98c re fe a a3 . & $5.00 Twinplex Saal Genuine oil tanned Cuarantced special. Size 21x26. $1.25 value. No seconds. Sale pricé washgble: Good tough = sheep's Cleaning Sponges, for housecleaning and use, Extra spe- cial. Sale price. . 8S5c Daggett & Ramsdelli’s Cold Cream, 69c 60c Forhan’s Tooth Paste, 39c Professional Triple-Cut, Nickel-Plated Nail Files This is a flexible File with cleaner point and Chamois. extra Regular 89c wool | both machine | 19c-98¢ For Gillette 8. a Duplex $3.29 $3.00 Twinplex Stroppers For Autostrop, Gem or Ever- $1.29 ||| $2.19 Ka., Double Min t. Juicy Chewing S83c Rese anneaa ’ a Tih raee ' 7 $3.00 Genuine Imported Hair lippers, a nk SS 8 218 Sie Size 0 & Double 0 Yueatan, Spearmint, Fruit or Beechnut Gum; bex of 20 packages town agente tor | VAD mt meee Key - ; - tainers: oom ; EVENING MANUF. in dit ferent 1018 Olive, Out-of-Town Customers style and color where in U. S. on Free trial. CATLIN’S QUINCE | Sos.i*si.e | POKER CHIPS Packed 100 in box, assorted color «a, red, white and blue. 69c Lord Baltimore Panes. aud Envelopes shefts of Paper, 50 En- veloprs<. reg- ular price of the two. $1.00; epecial combination price, 19c SEED CREAM nolders; aay Recommended, very highly for chapped hands, face and rough It is not greasy 50c or sticky. Large bottle Woodbury’s, Cuticura or Resinol Soaps 3 cate... OS 3 a) highly polished handle; a high-grade File in just the style for Sale price every detail; manicurists, Special Sale of . siete , pS This new type nickel-plated Tweezer has % i Tweezers wide, flat jaws: length 3', Inches; forged i th ae - : from heavy stock to a light-tensioned spring. * ce A very popular Tweezer, 49c Mi $5.00 AUTO-STROP © SAFETY RAZOR Complete with 12 bladcs and strop. Sale W | Gillette Blades, one dozen WwW WwW WwW 500 package Durham Duplex Blades (5) 320 | 40c package Ever-Ready Blades (6)... .27c 35c package Enders Blades 600 package Gem. Blades (7) 0c Mennen’s Shaving Cream 35¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream Witliams’ Shaving Stick Barbasol Shaving Cream ws 00 AUTOSTROP BLADES FOR. 59c 9c | WE SHAVE THE PRICE COSMETICS Luxor Twin Compacts £1.00 Boncilla Clay 50c Boncilla Package O’ Beauty.370 $2.00 Mineralava Beauty Clay $1 69 50c Mineralava Beauty Clas. 75c Lashlux, liquid .... $1.00 Excrinettés, single compacts; perfumed with Piver’s Azurea 69c¢ Pompeian Rouge 30e¢ $1.00 Terra Dermalax fOc Lashlux, paste .......... - a 500 Dier-Kiss Lip Sticks. $1.00 Delica Brow Un Air Embaume Twin Compacts (just out) $1.50 Hair Preparations Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Dirlove Cocoanut Oil . op aye Green-Sap-Ol Shampoo. .25 Jean's Henna (all colors) . BVe WVeetohel's Auxiliator. . Canthrox Shampoo . Danderine $1.00 K. D. . Hair Tonic.... 81.00 De Lacy’s Hair Tonic... De Lacy’s Shampoo........ 23¢, 440 49 Walnatta .¢g- Pinaud’s Fau de Quinine. . 1.00 eanceen ee hy Me Nail Preparations am femne orm) Nall Polish vei FACE CREAMS 750 Boncilla Lemon Cream (new) 59c 60c Woodbury’s Vanishin 440 Holme’s Frostilla Elecaya Vanishin 3to $2.25 Boncilla Mud Massage. .$1.60 Sic Sanitol Creams 230 500 Hytone Witeh-aew Vanishing Cream VWAo on Spring Maid Cuticle Remover. . 50c Glaze Liquid 350 Hyglo Nail Polish....... ds 85c¢ Hyslo Liquid S5c Harriet wuttare Ayer’, Cuticle Ice or Nall Whk 27¢ Mary Fuller Nall Pouch, large. .44¢ S50 Lustrite Nail Cake All See Cutex Preparations. MTT dl +g "Be. $1.25 Milkweed ..... . 37e, Fe | DENTIFRICES 50c Sanitol Complete Treatment, consisting of package Tooth Paste and bottle Mouth 37c Wash, the two for Pebeco or Pepsoden Revelation Tooth ate 24c $1 Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder.. Moore's Tooth Paste ..........34e $1.00 Modre’s Pyorrhea pamedy 600 Klenzo or Rexall 3 ny 5Oc Lyon's Paste or Powder....... Vo | Kolynos Tooth Paste.... .t4e | Listerine Tooth Paste, 3 for. . 00 Sanite!l Teeth Powder .. 3 far Kaen FACE POWDERS 5Oe Hytone... 25c Iirteve ; 50c Java Rice pint Bottle Bottle Rubbing Alcohol 39¢ Squibb’s Taloum, 3 for 600 $1.00 Peptona, 79c w Horlick’ gL TED esos bot oo 5 a Pluto fe Large Dier Kiss Talcum 3 for 50c TALCUMS tle. Schoenfeld’s Tea, 3 for (One-Year B saranteed Rubber Goods Sale $2.25 Superba 2-quart Fountain Syringe, complete with all attachments; 5 feet ex- tra heavy rubber tubing; sale price. ~-\ $3.00 Omega Dombination Hot Water Bottle 1 and Fountain Syringe; sale price... .$1.98 $2.25 Security 2-quart Hot Water Bottle 906 - ee +, Sb aaa Mentho see gcorriepeis. Laxene 59c ., ide ‘Violet, 14 Halr Groom 39c ] ' . $1.39 $1.39 $2.25 Washington Combination Fountain Syringe and Hot Water Bottle $1,75 Qmega Hot Water Bottle $3.50 Ladies’ Empire Vaginal Spray Syringe. . $1.69 Hill’s Cascara Quinine Tablets Carter’s Liver Pills... 75c Dextri Maltose Waterbury’s Compound ewe utiiul Plane Mahogany or oa combination p tateh the er. Gude’s Pepto-Mangan Squibb’s California Oil Nujol. 75c Stacomb. . e+e eee eee ® © Sloan’s Liniment. . .

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fo acd recognized as the ixterminator for Cock Waterbugs, Rats and Mice, Don’t waste time trying to these ists with waees, edie a an perimental preparations. 7 For Use—Better Than Trans box, 35c 15-oz. box, $1.59 SOLD EVERYWHERE ’ Ants, oe iE — w 1 Washington w 98c White w ivory Sale | this sale of White Ivory we nave powder boxes, hair re- selvers, hair brushe*, combs, ffers, perfume bottics, vases, ure frames, mirrors (Tound miy). etc. This is your oppor- mmnity to complete your set With pieces that you may need. four choice of any of the above mentioned articles at 98c _ | $5.00 Twinplex Stroypers Fer Gillette or Durham Duplex Biades $3.29 $3.00 Twinplex Stroppers For Autostrop. Gem or FEver- Ready Blade. $2.19 Pr. Ka. Mint, Juicy We are down- mat Chewing | town agents for 3c Button Ley - tainers: come in different stvle and color leather cases in 4. 6 and 8 key nolders; priced from ‘QUINCE '63c sted Nail Files - : B . te SSSSSSSSSESESS=SSSS=ES=E nickel-plated Tweezer has : length 3', inches: forged eck to a light-tensioned spring. Tweezer. ......49cW Nail Preparations a - Sees 6 ee 6 eH 8D Sic Spring Maid Nall Polish ‘pew- der form) . er iE ae 18c Mirror or Mad Nall Polish .... Me BGc Glazo Liquid ............ Sit¢ Outl-Rid Cuticle BRemover...... Spring Maid Cuticle Remover.. BOc Glaze Liquid Mary Fuller Nail Polish, lerge. Bie Lustrite Nail Cake. ae All 35c Cutex Preparations. ._. FACE POWDERS $icseeesssesseeees ge ae e's Tie *. Se scctel eee Es ue Sa 58c_ > Doan's Kidney Pilis;... .44c W 1.00 Yeast Foam Tablets. _T3c Oc Snake Ol || de YA WOPUA;:.... . 43c, BSc MES Re gs 69c W ‘s Pine Tar and Honcy “iW ume Analgesiqne........ 58c ham's Vegetable Comp., 93c apa mm eae WW VEstoria (Fietcher’s)....... 28c conrpeta Sitti ase W it ile. Tage a” $1.23 » ii ee ee 27c W a bike ss kc a owes 420, 78c Mayr’s Stomach Remedy... .98c W Rae ed nue k as 42c, 83c | 7ic Stacomb............... 5a Ww Sloan's LAniment...... .58c, 98c 60c Phillip’s Milk Magnesia, 38c W Tr. ue ie: s oi Lt STEARNS’ | LECTRIC PASTE | —“ > w | INS: Ww Ww 2 4 220 £ Giant RY Sa acre ae Si ee Vag & “4 a . ’ i ea Or 3 Fs | - — X De tg Mg . ae £ ‘iad SUNDAY, STARCH 11, 1923, The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. : ie In Studio and Gallery St. Louts © Matters of Current Interest to Lovers of Art re- |are: Flour, 12% Ibs.; butter, 10 1bs.; sugar, 16 Ibs.; (about 120 eggs); seedless raisins, six lbs.;: currants, 20 which {s lent for exhibition by the|°%™ 1bs.; lemon peel, three Ib.; oltron 1, 10 oz.; blanched almonds, two Washington University,“ has great in- — : 4 terest. It evidently is the model ac- lbs; ground almonds, two Ibs.; the Itually taken from an ‘ancient tomb, |2¥/°° and rinds of five lemons and | nasties, 1600 and 1430 B. C., | spectively, “Boat of the Dead.” | five oranges. } = i The decoration of the cake—icing, | ornamental figures and all that—_ was designed at the Leeds Art Schoo! | The baby now weighs one-twentieth | as much as the cake and is the ido! | of his great-grandmother, Queen Alexandra. : ; a ed and gives us a tangible idea of a/| | phase of the religious faith of an- \cient Egypt. The geographical lo- |cation of the centers of early Egypt- ‘ a OPOS of the universal in-/ sun. ' Meer: in the recent wereel tn See Re, maintaining that f the tomb of King Tutaykha- men, the City Art Museum has ar- ranged for a special display of art treasures of the same chronological. period of Egyptian history. Much attention is being turned not only to the facts of the present actual explorations and discoveries, but to the history of the religious, political, social and domestic Egyptian life $000 yeats ago.’ Therefore, it is ex- tremely fitting that such objects as these which illustrate various phases of the ancient civilization be offered for public ingpection at this Vived. consideration in the ern world to grasp many of bel of immortal life to the time. Despite the fact that Tutankha- gren, having died at the age of 18, was but 1 figure-head in the gov, ernmental history of Egypt, his short reign ig significant since it marks an event in the religious fevolytion i; that ancient land; the reversion to the worship of many gods and goddesses, which suffered a great upheaval at the hands of Tutankha- men’s predecessor, who asserted the éoncentrated belief in one deity, the in the life of that lowly the spring. rious Egyptian tombs. royal scarab of Setif T.., Thousands who are none too strong trace the strength-restoring and body-building virtues of SCOTS EMULSION This efficient tonic is nourishment in a form that helps build up a healthy resistance. JF you are not in accustomed strength—rich, nourishing your SCOTT’S EMULSION will help you. Try it! EASILY TRACED weakened state to influenza or some like-debilitating illness. Such could not do better than try the The exclusive grade of cgd-fiver oil used in Seott’s Emulsion is the famous 8. & B. Process,"’ made in Norway and refined in our own American tories. It is a guarantee of purity and palatability unsurpassed. , Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. - 19-8 I Oa ee = Starck on | EVERY EVERY EVENING MANUFACTURERS EVENING 1018 Olive, S. E. Cor. Lith Out-of-Town Customers ee ae We ohip any “plane, No Money Pplayer-piano or phonograph any- Down Begin Pay- where in U. S. on Free trial. No money down, easy terms. ments in 60 SA Days For This Beautiful ndaegs: ZEEEBOEEES ——- (EEE a r $600.00 Latest FR eeediiiul Plang iainp wien @x Mahogany or oak music roll ca A combination player bench with match the player. fine selection of latest up-to-the lection of music rolis contains enjoymen months. TERMS ‘$10.00 PER MONTH ' musical in- Your resent lano, layer-piano or phonograph, or any » strument will be IE on as tet pyre hee of the pay ments can begin sixty days after date , Ou SAVE name hy buying direct from the manufacturer. NEW STARCK PLAYER PIANOS, $900 to $1200; EASY TERMS. [EVERY STARCK PIANO GUARANTEED 25 YEARS 8 A Starck Piano Gn. rek Grand, Upright and Player-Piancs sOUTH- 11th) ST. LOUIS Up-to-Date : Brand-Xew Kenmore juisste Silk !¢ for the invention of boats, since | and decorations of the old civiliza- | tions, and hence enables the mod- |™eans of navigation up and down the the | Nile between the upper and lower | dering that ribbon of ple, binding the community together, kingdoms. Accordingly, death wae considered by these people, boats when contémplating the A distinction was madé between e elements of the spirit which at forsook the material body: that is, each human being possessed not only a “soul” (in our present-day sense of @ —— . Will have interest for a great man. —— SSS ee eo eS aESE™_ OSS — vf his admirers. }\| PHOENIX FURNITURE + + k— — ih OPENING =e consists of 1 TEA, 1 COFFEE, $2.50; speciah for this week for set HI letters. Regular value - | _ CHIFFOROBES 83 Cash—T5e Weekly | PHONOGRAPHS ant an We are showing ona sortments of modela “in ing numerous of the This 4-piece Pantry Set (as shown) $39.75 SUGAR, 1 FLOUR CANNISTER. Finished in grav enamel] with gold No Mail or Phone Orders on This Item. /aArgest as- '¥y, Compris- Dining-Room Suite This Sutte tliustrateé conegista of large buffet, new-style oblong exten- sion table and six gen- uine leather box . seat chairs: al) to match. Opening Sale Price, *] 942 China Closet to match. 75 extra. 1 Termes to Suit Your Convenience. ee —— [ ; - a ’ ’ HE ' ———— ‘== — Ams i iPass } —* fl) DAVENETTE SUITE This is a truly wonderful Sulte. At a mo- are upholstered in iml- tation leather Terms $5.00 Monthly ment's notice the Davenette can be con- verted into full-size - comfortable bed. It is fitted with strong elas- A tic springs; the chair, s rocker and davenette il Complete 4-Pe. Bedroom Suite —jin American walnuj 0 4" Terms to Suit Your Convenience ' A etl piesetie Vii ff) jn) h , wi ny fi inn i Axminster Rugs, size 9x12 Velvet Rugs, size 9xi2 Brussels Rugs, size 9x12.. face Records: 24 selections your own choice. every Phono- graph gold, 12 double. of il Hh ' 1226. OLIVE ST. Extra Heavy Grass Rugs, 8x10...$8. Extra nwa Grass Rugs, 6x9.. .$3.98 Floorcovering, per yard........;,...5B0 TERMS TO SUIT THE CUSTOMER’ Covered jin beautiful figured materials. This Bet was made to sell at $300, but by a for- tunate purchase we place them on sale at AS" Brussels Rugs, 27x54............$1.98 arg | Linoleum, inlaid, per yard.......$1.66 $19.05 | Idnoleum, cork, per yard........$1.35° Ss CONVENIENCES Sweeping discounts prevail on our entire 8 floors of Furniture, Carpets, Talking Ma- chines, Pianos and Stoves and Ranges. Remember, everything in the house is sold with our full guarantee of satisfaction. It will*pay you to take advantage of this big Spring Opening Sale, not only for present We will store all purchases free of charge until wanted. OUR USUAL 4 LIBERAL EASY TERMS EXTENDED TO ALL THIS NEW HOME AMERICAN WALNUT SEWING MACHINE Millions of neesewtyeo now Bmp vl which «oes inte ON EASY TERMS—64.00 CASH, 61 ? =e Pas i $40.15 Ss A WEEK CEDAR CHEST We yee fo. bk" i + many ise ee ion esirad—tmahogany. p wm, or ame so Mi NEW STYLE DAVENPORT TABLE nohee t) 446 rom We “wi oe) 100 at t price. | $5 Allowance for Your Old Stove | Agents for Charter Oak and Bridge & Beach Ranges ~ % 4 4 oe oe eae ~ ~ eee gnc ~ fe “tae ED en ns New te the time ry one a Le a. ce Siig } : nt : 83 he <3 : iF $333 3 iz oy 3 Ae oe ih it foe eo eeee TS 4 © + eo. f° 48S Oe © ee Oe Oe * BO ee 84 Oe er eee et Oe Oe ee eee eww eee ere ee ee « on Ie - - — i ome eee 7 | ag i} 7 -

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WARCH cia? P MARCH cuatter) eal OL neither was liable to use a else can do. So, regardless of the , well, other couldnt un- popularity of the two performers, | word which the and with all due regard for all that | derstand.) others can do, I said they were not. Fred Stone can do more things And I claim that the only one I and do them well than any man know of in our entire profession the show business or who I could rightly claim was § the movies. unique and extraordinary is this |. Now that he has taken up re Man that went into a store and ligion and the Bible, he won't have asked for a Bible. Went out and - to ask a preacher to advise him studied it according to his best ng. Preachers will be coming to : knowledge. (Which, by the way, him, for he don't half do anything. oy va is not so much, as book learning So when he comes back, and Sut. 4 goes. As Fred and I have figured day comes, and I go down to rope up once. He got as far as the and ride and play, if he wants to fourth reader, while I only go to church, I don't the third. So that is why I think we always hit it off together so ‘ iet ME in, DON’T OVERLOOK the wonderful AT COST sale now on at WILLYS-OVERLAND 23d and Locust Central 4119 ay os” 4 % ie 8 " a ieee : tie iil sine % e all iss f an rare ( : a, is ee + yy ; aes Ode git” » nadie Fopy haa rd : Ye Re 3 ae, 4 $i nperonealiem pa’ . ee - - — mene — ” — “© ¥ aM « a | LOPE AAALAC LIE LAI LN. POLLO ALE LID LAL LP BLE LEGA RELIES A EE A EN ae ’ m PS 7 eUh pal “ - = Y y 5 * > - * ¥ 24° ” . ~ ~ . os tener " oo * ae Maio awe oe en enue aR tt SFOS tet ae wet > 2 , TES RRO A ge tesled ; bs 3 - : ~ pa — ~. Awe ~~ ~~ onl ~~ SSSSSSeSee “ Pew bre * vay, ’ =Te. yer . . ‘ Mm MEL ORE ET EC IS SS , < - ~ - a : 5 ‘ . oF it is taken By Will Rogers. un by knocking or trying to prove Copyright, 1923, by the McNaught Srn4., Ine . % f : de OW I am not going to tell the falseness of some other N you any jokes today as jokes nomination. They say that the are not good for you to read \ i damned, that the every Sunday. You will have to all wrong, or that look to the Washington dispatches from Congress for your humor this week. A comedian is not supposed to be serious nor to know much. As leng as he is silir knock off and think 1 will mind. anc I may go, too, reached cientists are a fake, of by * a * - Ae * et a oe Re rotestants are all out of S | A Hupme comfort Hupmok tural stfe nounced, In wint prizes th is noted t suppose, for a change, preached to you about the enough to get et .. srd and not about laughs, why, people let it go at nee low’ hurech. for every Mans re- that. But I claim you have to have - ligion is good. here is none of @ serious streak in you or you 4 it bad. We are ail trying to arrive can't see the funny side in the other 4s at the same place according to our fellow. Last Sunday night a young / i") a own conscience and teachings. It girl who had made a big hit in the caer a ee don’t matter which.road you take. Salvation Army preaching on the é; | aN ) Suppose rou heard a preacher streets in New York, decided to go : | | ee. say: “I don’t care if you join my out and give religious lectures of f | a church or the other fellow’s across her own. So on her first appear- the street. I don’t claim mine to ance I was asked by her to intro- be better or worse than any other. duce her. She saig she would rather ae WAY But get with somebody and try to have me than a preacher or a poll!- || ee Me hen do better.” Hunt out and talk ticlan or anyone else. Weil, | 4] ’ about the good that is in the other could uncerstand being picked in fellow’s church, not the bad, and preference to a politician, as that vou will do away with all this re- is one class us comedians have it | Is», ligious hatred you hear so much on for public respect, but to be Be & of nowadays. Then you will not chosen in preference to a preacher . on only have one Fred Stone, but mil- Was something new and novel. ports lions of them. The meeting was held in a the- , Besides, it's not that we need ater, as you have to fool some New more people just to join churches. Yorkers to get them in to hear a It’s that we need more Fred Stones, sermon. Weil, it took m® great either in or out of the church. For stretch of imagination to say some- this man’s life is an object lesson thing good for the Salvation Army,” 4, oo. a preacher. to every young man or boy starting which, by the way, lots of people Then he has the most ideal home | Out On a career in any line of busi- thing was made by the late war. | jit. His every thought is for his | ness. Sincerity put him where he Why, the Salvation Army was just | ramiiy. His wife is of the profes- | 8 He never faked. No man his as great 1) years ago as it is to- sion. and I have often heard my | age in America has worked harder day—not ro big, but just as great = ire cay that Mrs. Stone is the amd been more conscientious. Ask any dowe-and-out fellow and most wonderful and devoted mother Words With Lot of Meaning. Ww - - = he P ce = Mer os pet of the she ever saw (and women have a —ieeiieece tint. han- Geos C e Salvation Army long way of knowing those things). | é before he ever heard there was a And three lovely daughters, the Kaiser. ge Ay —- Well, it seems like a coincidence olsest, | Dot 0 hy, 16, who wil 2 with him in his next show, and is 4 — 4) the other fel- When your car rans wild! SUALLY the trouble lies in your brakes. They may need tightening. They may need re-lining. The best way to find out is to drive ’round to a service station or garage and get some expert opinion. “Expert opinion” is carried in stock only at the best places in town. These are the places that also carry Johns-Manville Non-Burn and put it in your brakes for safety’s sake. Their mames appear at the longer bo f this advertisement. : 0 o * s ev vertisemen with | JOHNS-MANVILL —~_7— NON-BURN Asbestos Brake <7 4 . : ? : 4. tay Os 4 ; iy “by aU ARC Ae ae eae Rae aa ey eee —- ome ~ - — onenpaneen See te : * nt, a ’ ie at - ne a : a r - . Pic PR A IBS AN ABAD AN a eat ALDER DOLE GEO PSN LONG TIEE Le OE FRE RS a ee Oe ee Mi CUS» Yoeedy De -~ Y es SOUR gate BRAKES are safer and last Bomont 78 1922 Overland,eTouring, Roadsters and Sedans. Late 1922 manufacture and reg- ular guarantee. You cannot afford to miss investigating this wonderful proposition. eo tte een Pye understand he didn't have far to go nt! ee ted: SALE CLOSES MIDNIGHT, SUNDAY, MARCH I11Ith Another Ri PIP LB pened during the past week applies a a - ow /. * wate” V4 Es matin: nO 1S eed . - re 7 * NISPEIIE SOE OE al RCO LO EO % Tg ‘i - P| wth - y Va at,. en y directly to this case. I was called on to testify in court if I thought eo a eee ware 2 Hs ge ag ; : ee OS STO eee sa “ i | q \ i ' ne ona a oe ESS LORIE PLES = CALL ERD AE RATE. Mort 6 ms oy : ALE ALS CIE that, as & Was trying to say some- thing Im a serious way for the first time before a New York audience, why. away out in Butte, Montana the best friend I have was going up to a minister with a Bible in his hand and asking him if he didn’t think “the Lerd would recognize a comedian.” Now, a great many people, know- ing my regard and friendship for Fred Stone, asked me if I was sur- prized. No, I was not. It was the sho’ test jump from his life to a re- ligiou» one, that any man ever ms de. But it was a ‘BIG thjng to do, and F am certainly pleased that he did it, for !t wil] have a tremendons taflueace for go.vd. not only on the people of our profsssion but on everyone who reads about it. When you consider that the biggest and highest. salaried and busiest man we have in our profession can stop and give some of his time to re- ligion, it is a lesson to the rem of us. Now, ft has been my good for- fume to have been very close friends with Fred for years. I have lived in his home and spend al! my Spare time there while playing in New York. We rope and ride and play together all the time He has two wonderful homes on Long Is- land, one all fixed up like a West- @rm raneb, with lots of horses and @ polo field of his own on his place. Then I am asked whr he did thts Go I suppose. He did it because from childhood he had been raised up by the dearest old mother and father you ever saw. That Chris- tlan teaching which she put into his head as a little kid. when he Started out doing a — Walk- ing act in a little circus. is just coming out. He was bro: cab Up to Go right und never knew anv ne else. Jusi to watch him with ht . i mother and father today you wil! | ly | x | | as talented as her father and moth- er. And so are the others. All are being trained for a stage career. So, rou see, he don’t think so bad of the stage. He is the best-loved actor on the stage today. He plays to the high- est type audience of any musical show. He is the only musical com- edy comedian that has matinees packed with children, for none of our other musica] comedy comedi- ans has ever been able to please the children and the grown-ups, too. e is as great a pantomimist on “t stage as Chaplin {s on the reen. “Not Unusual in Profession.” Now, people must not get the idea that this is a remote case in our business. [t is, of course, on account of the prominence ofthe man ‘that we have heard so much of it, an® if he had known that it would be broadcast in this way it would have been the only thing to make him hesitate. No one can say that Fred Stone was ever a pub- licity, seeker. He fs too sincere in all he does for that. I think if all churches in communities where theatrical people live were can- vassed you would find there are as many of them tn attendance as any other line of people. And when you come to charity and trying to help someone who is in need you will find them not only holding their own but far in the lead of anv other class. This could not have come at a more opportune time, as preachers all over are telling us that there is a gradual weaning away from the church. If this will only make peo- | little it will f good imes wondered if the BOL this You mon nowadays a certain team of popular perform- ers were unique and extraordinary. The whole case was based on those two words. Now, those two words mean a terrible lot. They mear you must do something that no one OPEN SUNDAY TILL MIDNIGHT Branch Salesroom, 457 W. 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ET NDAYT. MARCH 11, 1928, «sees e “ a o «A e,* oe Pe Pa "ree on geo" s*a'p ‘a alel - om a at Ate e * ©@ ° g ; — hine Jefferson Street Garage, " | Marion, Jll. ° ‘Du Quoin Machine : W orks, ; Du Quoin, Ill. Ranomar.d Rea. “Herrin, Hi. West bkrankfort Acces- sory Co., W. Frankfort, Ill. Mt. Olive Garage. ° Mt. Olive, Ill. Hoehn’'s Garage, Witt, Ill. Chester Dreyhus, Hillsboro, Ill. Brubaker Buick Co., Litchfield, Ill. Ray Snedeker, Nokomis, Ill. H. J. Schreiner. ' Gillespie, TIL, ‘Chas. Siebenmann, Jerseyville, TT, . Haller Motor Co., Highland, Ill. Paris Auto Co.. Paris, Til. F Schmitt's Auto plies, 223 S§. Oth St.. Mt. Vernon, IT. E,\vans-Robins M tor Co., Vandalia, Til. Park Brothers Garage, Metropolis, Ill. Cc. T. Edwards & Lib- Sup- tery erty, Murphysboro, Ill, E. Keller. Garage. White Hall, Ill. Mack Motor Co.. Carlinville, TUL Jackson Motor Car Co., Cairo, Tl. Stotlar-Hindman, Du Quoin, Tl. Central Garage, Gillespie, Til. Granite City Garage, 19oy? “Cc” St, Grrnite City, LL C. F. Franz, Stnuntonm, Il. Parkhill Motor Co., 211 N. Main 8i., Benton, Ill. / t, Lyle & Lyle, Seartn, ITI. Harry V. Forest, 210 Main St.. Keokuk, Iowa Ww. RESTFUL NIGHTS FREE FROM COUGHING At night, let a Dean's Cough Drop dissolve in your mouth. Menthol— nature's remedy—has such a cleat- ing effect that you will be able to sleep peacefully, free from coughing. Dean's Mentheleted Cough Drops ere compounded with fust the proper emount of mentho!] and pure cene suger to make them doubly effective. Pleasant to taste ~alweys beneficial: Now 5c Dean Medicine Co., Milwaukee, Wit. ‘ | 3 pees Cough [= avrops (ie? the Dias ee on Phat 5 rm ‘ Pa than THREE other st. Lesis newspaper® EE — i616 mere - i « The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ee TR a SUNDAY, Pt MARCH 11, i923. Special Satisfaction A Hupmobile Sedan or Coupe brings to its owner comfort and satisfaction peculiar to itgelf. Hupmobile closed cars are notable for their struc- tural strength and sturdiness, and for the pro- nounced, snug weather-protection they afford. In winter particularly, the Hupmobile owner prizes the celebrated reliability for which his car is noted and its rare quality of always keeping 7 on the go. - - A closed Hupmobile is a good investment mechanically, because it is a Hupmobile; and | it Is a sound investment in closed car comfort, because it affords all the cozy shelter and the durability that any closed car can give. Weber Implement & Auto Co. Corner Nineteenth and Locust Sts. South Side Branch, 5000 Gravois Ave. / ER aE, j 6131 Delmar, City Kohler-Speer Motor Co. ..... YS es ota .. 6033 Delmar Bl., City Seifart Motor Car Co. ... .1100-02-04 Illinois Av., East st. Louis, IU. Belleville, Sahiender Garage . Geo. Schneider Gundiach Motor Co. _.. Tri-City Aute Sales &€ Service ._.. 2145 Madison Av., Carsonville Garage & Implement Co... . Threde Auto Co. Lowe Bros. ... Bellewille,’1!l. St. Peters, Mo. .Columbia, Til. Giranite City, Tl. Carsonville, Mo. Alton, Hl, .Collinsyille, Ill, Hupmobile > 6 « 82 @ . . @€ 0 « & a Ss o's ~*~ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' Road New. In every one of its manufacturing processes the good Maxwell receives precisely the same high-principled treatment that is accorded a car pro- duced to sell at three times the price. The good Maxwell engine is enduring and exceptional in irs goodness. I: is built under the close and continuous supervision of a group of men whic have been associated with some of the largest and finest achievements in th@industry. Prices F O B Detroit, reventve tax to be added: Touring Car, $885; Roadster, $855. Four-Passenger Coupa, $1235; Club Coupe, $985; Sedan, $1335 Ward Motor Co., Inc., DISTRIBUTORS 3016-18 Locust St. ASSOCIATE DEALERS: Koenig Motor Co.. Rellerman Motor Mot Car Co., — St. Louie. Lil. 2635 Lafayette Av. ar Co., mn Wellston Motor Sales Co., Kobler-Speer Motor Co., 3318-20 Washington y 6318 Easton Av. 6033 Delmar Bi. Av. | Week ending March 10, 1928: | Lemay Ferry—Open. Telegraph—Good., Gravois—Open to Grant’s Farm. |Closed from Grant’s Farm to Fen- ton. Detour Denny to Watson to | Fenton. | Manchester—Open from city lim- ‘its to Manchester, Mo. Closed 'Ellisville. Detour on Henry to Clayton road, west of Clarkson road, /gouth to Manchester road. | \ Clayton—Hard surface; good. | Olive Street—Open all the way. St. Charies—Concrete; good. Natural Bridge—Good; open all the way. Florissaat—Good; open all the | way. | Hall's Ferry—Hard; good. Riverview Drive—Hard; good. _ Big Bend—Hard; fair. | North and South— Falr, | Price—Fatr. a - to from Mitchell—concrete; good. ? OF, aa ILLINOIS ROADS, ! _ Belleville—State street open all | the way; concrete and brick. | Collinsville—‘‘Nationa] O14 Tra!l” | _—Concrete; good. Alton—Brick; good. | Edwardsville—Via Granite City Collinsville to Edwardsvillo—Cin- | ders 2nd concrete; fair. MAIN HIGHWAYS. | To Chicago—‘‘National O14 Tratt” | to Marshall, then north to Dixie | Highway; good; hard road practical- | ly entire distance. To Chicago via. Springfield and Peorla—Concrete good except through some of the ‘towns. | To Kansas City—‘National O)}4 Trail” and Atlantic-Pacific-Midiana: | passable, but muddy. For additional information emnes —— Auto Club, Bomont 8160. —~ + ee gg ‘MARSHALL ELECTRIC CO. TO MOVE OFFICES HERE) MAKING U. S. CORD TIRES last | Announcement was made week that the Marshall Electric Co. of Chicago, originators of the Mar- ‘shall system of constant charging for battery potential | service sta- that it is making its cord tires on | | NEW PROCESS USED IN | Following the recent announce- | ment of its new late procesyes, the. United States Rubber Co. announces | tions, would move its offices to St. a principle entirely nes to tire man- | Louis March 26. The St. Louls of- fices will be at 3225 Locust street. Harry B. Marshall, formerly St. Louis, is president of the com- pany, D. P. Ruger of Chicago is vice president, and Thomas Marshall of (Chicago is treasurer. Marshall is the originator of the constant potential method of bat- tery charging which revoluticnizes ‘the operation of battery charging atations, reducing the charging from 3 to 4 days to 6 or Ss ' hours. The new system also effects a considerable saving of power ccst to the station operator. Ten cr there i'gsystems are already in operation in i St. Louis. | Harry B. St. Louis manager of the Electric Storage Battery “o. of Philadelphia, manufacturers of Exide batteries. He left St. Louis a little more than a year ago to become manacer of the railway department at Philadel- | phia. He was with the Electrie | Storage Battery Co. for 1a ys i'The Chicago office of the Me -sball | Blectric Co. is at 17 North La Salie street. The generator sets for the Marshafl system are being manrufac- tured b# the Chandeysson Electric Co. of St. Louis. and the swi-ch- boards by the Wurdach Matuufactur- ing Co. ars. — —» ——$—__— 270,995 MOTOR CARS February motor vehicle produc- tion was the third largest month on record, according to shipping re- ports made to the directors’ meeting of Commerce in New York, Wednes- day. * "The output of 270,995 cars and trucks is regarded by the industry as indicative of a big year as Febru- ary is usually a light period. The production figure for the past month | is 125 per cent greater than the sec- ond month in 1921. in 1920. tlon months are: June, 011: August, 1922, 279,98 : ary, 1923, 270,995. Oe FAY JOINS POWER | TRUCK .AND TRAGTOR CO. | The Power Truck and Tractor (o. 1922, 289,- Febru- L. Fay as sales manager. Mr. Fay tor Car Co. as department manager, in char@e of appraisals, reconstruc- tion and sale of trucks. During the gineer, Louts District United States Ord- nance, has had 10 years’ experience ir motor truck engineering and sell- ing. Mr. Fay states that the future of the motor truck {fs @ fact, that with local bank clearings in 1922 being $483,109,800 greater than ‘n 1921, na- tional building In 000, breaking all+ previous records, also with the United States produc- ing over 64 per cent of the world’s copper, oil, cotton, coal, fron, steel and automobiles and over %10,123.,- 000 bushels of wheat, together with local civic improvements under the recent $87,000,000 bond {ssue, all of which must be transported, it is | trucks is here. o>-— GENERAL MOTORS SALES and “truck divisions of year totaled 71,089; the second quar- ter, 135,751; the third quarter, 112.- This makes a total for 1922 of 456.,- 763, which exceeds the sales in any past year. ’ The eales for the vear ended Dec 81, 1922, of the various passenger ears and trucks follow: Passenger ‘ears: Butck, 138,501; Cadillac, 22, 1/021; Chevrolet, 240.390; Oaldand. 20,863; Oldsmobile, 21,216. | Commercial cars: Chevrolet, 2932: GMC trucks, 6277; Totals: Passenger cars, 442,981: commercial cars, 9427; miscella- (neous, 4855. Grand total, 456,763) '1923 FRANKLINS HAVE | NEW NAME PLATES Fach of the seven new bady styles [which Franklin ts showing this year carries a new name plate featuring the Franklin coat of arms and the two latin words, “Aura Vincit,” Translated, the words mean “Air Conquerers,”’ and are significant of the fundamental principle of the Franklin car, which for 20 years has been air-cooled. al Of on an iron core of time of re-| Marshall was formerly | ; ' PRODUCED IN FEBRUARY | | ; i The previous | high mark for February was 180,000 | The three record produc- | announces the appointment of John, was formerly with the Packard Mo- | World War Fay was production en-| tank and truck section, St. | 1922 $3.828.000.- | apparent that the demand for motor SET NEW MARK IN 1922 The combined sales by the car. Genera) | Motors in the first quarter of last | 056, and the fourth quarter, 187,918. | Oldsmobile, 1218. ufacturing. | Instead of bullding up the casing | the form of a’ tire, the company is making casings | fiat on’a collapsible stee] drum. gsub-| sequently bringing them to shape by| inflation. ” | To the person familiar with tire manufacture, this statement its an | adequate explanation wf a radical | innovation in tire construction. | Consider first the old method. It! is found that about four years ago| Progress in the development of cord tires had about come to a standstill. | Trequent changes wé@re made in the. surface appearance of the tires, but | basic improvements were not forth-| coming. Nevertheless, it was well- known that cord tires suffered from structural weakness due to the. ‘ynethod of making them. | Cord tires have been made under _the old method by building up one! rly of cord fabric upon another, the warknran using an iron core mounted on a standard for the purpose. When the tire is fully built it {s carried to theyoven and baked—vulcanized. The shaping machine, by inflatine the carcass as a whole, each unit in the cénstruction being distended from an identical state of nontension to one of equal tautness. preserves / the relation of the individual cords. | This new process of making tires has been in use for a considerable | period by the United States Tire Co..| but announcement was withheld un- til the records of increasing mileages | in Royal Cords demonstrated {tx merit. | Dooce BrotTHers TOURING CAR As Spring days approach, the demand ite Dodge Brothers Touring Car mounts swiftly. Dodge Brothers one problem, eat present, is not how many Touring Cars they cam sell, but how many they can build, P _ Never was public approval of Dodge Brothers product more obvious, and never was it more richly deserved. Improvements, rarely spoken of but com- stantly being made, have brought the car to a state of perfection which can only be described as remarkable, even for Dodge , . Brothera : Every part which takes a major straia is built of chrome vanadium steel. Many more pieces of alloy steel are used in vital parts than norma! wear requires. The Price is $055 delivered {™ St. Louls TATE MOTOR COs Inc. 3107-11 LOCUST ST. ' Bomont 1241 Central 7615 of the National Automobile Chamber | 9? — 2224 S. _— ‘ Avoid Spring Shortage by Placing Your Order Now With One of the Following Dealers; => Bevington Motor Car Company, 1645 S. Grand Bl. Belmont Motor Company, 7th St. and Park Av. Century Auto Company, 7502 Michigan Av. | Big Four Auto Company, Orthwein Motor Corporation, 2920 Locust BI. Phillips Motor Company, 2127 Locust BI. 1923 SUP The World's pa age Priced 9 Nothing ’ Compares With Chevrolet SUPERIOR Two-Pass, Roadster.r...-- SUPERIOR Two-Pass. Coupe...«++++: For Economical Transportation West Gilliam-Epstein Chevrolet Co., 5929 Easton Av. Hoffman-Dicks Motor Company, 5614 Delmar BI. Flint Motor Car Company, 4714 Delmar BI. Grinham-Johnson Motor Sales Co., 1163 S. King’s Highway MacCarthy-Pardue Motor Co., 6320 Delmar BI. North Wells Motor Company, (3008 N. Grand Bl. South Jefferson Av. Central 5-Passenger , 800 Fr. 0. B. FLINT, MICH. THe SUPERIOR Sedan, with Fisher body, is the outstanding world leader in the all-year type of family car. Chevrolet has led the - | automobile world in the pro- % NS nounced shift to closed cars i _., | g and our five-passenger Sedan has been the chief Since intr this new unable to keep pace with our IOR Model 5-Passenger Sedan 7 ity Sedan with Fisher Body and low operating costs FP. Oo. B. Flint, SUERIOR Five-Pass. Touring . vee @e we eeee SUPERIOR Four- Pass. Sedanctte | $510 ad model Sedan we have been. eee ee ee Or ewe ee meee |

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6 10 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. - Seer} SUNDAY. MARCH 1? MARCH 11. 198. pepe — - Tt is dangerous to give rides to We exported $176,825 993 worth ATTENTION TO BRAKES NEW AC. SPEEDOMETER Removes that dull film The New DU-PLEX 4-Passenger Coupe 20 ~ . Pe, ; . Strangers, particulariv at nignt | of automobiles in 191% alae WOULD SAVE MANY LIVES BUILT FOR STAR CARS . $ . | | WITHOUT t in the basis of reports of auto- The AC Spark Plug Co. of Flint. — ae keeps cars looking new! , $3 . ~~ mobile fatalities for 1922, J. W. > manufacturer of the AC speede- | fe 4 —- yak 4 The Star Square is the a Perry, general manager « {f the aute- ineter, now is making an instrument i n 4 Prepared with scientific —-_ = ed and neti department of Johns-Man- | of specia) design for installation on ‘ exactness to mect out-of- , ae best arrang oh ville Inc., in a statement issued from | the Star car % doors conditions af re ace i ‘ F Aato Accessory H¢ S€ ; he local office of the corporation | This speedometer, which fs of the —- rye “EA rims) 4 K Ci e : oe EP : _ — > ansas City. We're : oh 1 Of ; : } and stated that 11,000 auto-/ magnetic type and fully Jeweled. is Common Sense cleans PR a BO EOE . é' | hg | ishes in one operation. Re- ~ fai ' f on see (Ne’ er a worry) nobile fatalities might be ee Griven from the propeller shaft fn : = jaa the atin factory ube 7 — 2 | The Star Square this ye by relieving defects in (front of the universal n ee ~ . le... See. S| i yea. Me . i joint. - , * Cost ba per mile and less per tire. 15,000 Sve: ate eeabes Shek three. ts cits thik tit aneiinaddidl ee ae ee ae ae ; ' c= = - Se i= PRICES GOOD miles and more. Prices will soon advance— ourths of fatal automobile accidents | on the Star instrument board, a spe- | | . Ce ae a. ah pene gp oes _— — . buy now. uld be prevented by the emercise | ¢jg} ets the finish against any " e 2 y - : a i bracket is furni ished ) ‘mA Hoc ; . - > Vw “ ; > ++ 1} ' : , , "yy, *nHou si i} of Wa aucom Wil r . / ‘ tj aca. Bie ponent > - + ‘ AN —" reality ; n the incline, they ¢ ee OSTATIC " | a ge a ipeet arteraft baby alligater leather with SFWINNF O SLP. CO. BIPNGER AtrTo Ss. CO. mene - Pa ttt RN as. CARBURETOR . | it is up ; OT nee — a. - _ 5206 W. FP lorissant. not increasing as rapicly as autom : sr 50 to 100 mere miles eg . . blue cordurey ses ne IT TODAY an » a:'T°o S*LPPLY CO. Paes en AL. TIRE WORKS, 2s The total numb f ot rom a cur tank of fuel. > - XN , — — » " “ eos) _ | tl , S839 Easton. — ee a ae aa - Lses gas or kerosene. A aN ta * : ' Bailt by Coupe De Luxe Body Co, R'LA ANG STATION, McK NIGHT-JONES., thicles has increased o+® per cent Pay en ep de rr hut 181 en 1 | = OP a : : SALESROOM ALWAYS OPEN ee. x3 SD cerees Grand and Page. , i prs . coma , 1 14 ne ‘it a t a * 3040 LOCUST ST. bra Ne “ue wa R TIRE Co. ST. 1OtTS RAT. AND E. co. , ; ie ne os rock hele toca . | \; ~ a ra DEALERS: leour regular jobber can supply you: er write (om- ™ ‘9 ot at: a oe ae y r . wk $ (em 5 BR a tg eee ne Fn econ ye mon Sense Mfg. Ce. St. Lewis. VEL Tih © ©. EIhMcEMONT VUTI cn Grand and Potomac. East St. Louis, ART. B. MOONEY TIRE CO. Le ~ > > » «> ‘ P . Distributors of Surety, Kelly, Goodyear and Other Makes. nlug 25 times more spark gap. Guar- Forest 733 4547 DELMAR AV. Delmar 574 en | are attributable t lefectix anteed mot to foul. 4 ae S11. . 4 eae ~ , +e ae _ D & t 6 t | * a 4a at mora | gag Mang | BP ssociated Distributors |? would give the: - erakes ee Saree Sas | RE geet = hee —WANTED FOR THE— : | year could be redince yy abdout : f! | a: + a 63: OB: AA ’ a. a : 3 a 7 re ' 4 \ moe tng Address W. I. Short, 3560 Lindell. St.]; s@x3 Fabric or yraey Larger Sises a ; ; - ; ox ——_—_ “Since worn brakes and brake Louis. We make adjustable pistons. higher r&tes. y S Le MARVEL Nickeled LOOK im} I ly anplied are by al! odds . ° * ee ' ee = Goodrich—Howe—Firestone . hoe BATTERY | DASH | SACK the greatest single cause of aut - my dg . ee YDOROM- LAMPS MIT) bile accidents, any safety measures Virginian--T op-Notch--Horseshoe > . taken in 1923 will have to incin Almost any standard tire you may #- With Bulb | MIRRORS the subject of brakes as a chic ! want at the ROCK BOTTOM EASTERN MISSOURI SOUTHERN ILLINOIS “a 39c | 75¢ Perr we tng tee 8 : Ay s i ee MM oe ea BPE SRA SORE BER a eis Fa’ Vaewomesrtar Reem r tS at OF Wow, wee os we Cece nsideration BUILT ©o° THE s SH “IS T PRICE on _an _Amaz- “Rove shold ee so vss IP Monae, Moto oa: Libera Par an Yee Rae ed NORTHWESTERN KENTUCKY Orankes are AUGUSTE, Very : mi : ic est the yr to . S118 Locust .t O: Yo et + A t that t} . a ro tue entrally ar +h 4 = T y *,* \ ieee ee aac 5 a Dement 352 Central 1% ae . ‘teen so: a Ste’ We have. one of the best propositions ever offered to dealers to sell > U 0 at nee! | that the li FIRS ii ran ; a , in? nit r yarh hrake tires with M n ufactt urers original the Rickenbacker Six. .- Jack ponte cls A oo ceamgeonpe Magee eee _. GUARANTEE and SERIAL num- Prices range from $1485 for the Touring Phaeton up to ‘the Sedan at starting. and drivers sh ber attached! | ut under all possible conditions t Tir es W itk 500 Nail Send No Money! Order From This Ad $1985. F. O. B. Detroit. _ Q8¢ When You Choose stop may be made. hen, in serv-| so ag weak No Air “positive money back guarantee! Write, Phone or Call at Once for Territory Wanted ‘Gs ice, a liberal margin of safety should N Chicago, } | aS San mayo = aa wa That New Car renee mist & Scrasf"actt eae pamcoaca Gob | Wits for prises and paticclars DIESING MOTOR SALES CO, —— “SIDE BUMPERS” A ome your milage Som 16298. o) RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED! 3623-3625 Washington Boulevard 3929-3931 Laclede Avenue Why Not Buy NEW MARMON FEATURE | ©". Ta pe ed Me eh a LL al Fuerst-Walsh B!dz. t. Louis, Mo. oa Known Mileage mary sade wampern”| aie Rate denne, he A) Nordyke Marmon Aunt ——————— . CENTRAL 3794 Aren’t miles of satis} y- Pine ctmenages sss orice Soe kan —_ ARE f ing service the one big thing you de- integral with the frame which pro- —-— STAR ; mand in your next car? Wouldn't tect the car from dam: hich i you like to buy a car that is sold on result from | this definite basis? . , According to A. More of the More ns —— Autom bile _" : arm rn istribu- = The POST-DISPATCH is Oakiand’s new ‘Mileage bumpers one of 1! i . newspaper gtving Basis’’ Plan does this very thing.. It tells you in terms cf smooth, un- : specta! SEND US YOUR MAIL ¢ EVERYTHING 'ARANTEED 46 REPRESENTED OLIVE 7242 iy Oh ea aaa Re” yea $ auto: c ; Ty De ee ae ee ae ae tion are men- age figures which careful investiga- | tloned the additional strength and tion s shown you can rightfully | rigidity which the running boards | ” . k lik give to the frame: the fact that they y y SS Bee a Across the valley in the dusk, like inusual width ments. Make this Plan and these Ps ey mer ceercinaront iris omy - a phantom thing possessed, a een ee eee ‘Ss ee | ns — ORE fleeting shadow with two fiery Main Bearings 40,000 miles or more | | way with the industry since tes youth Cves Sweeps for a moment and without attention. can appreciate the marvelous ad- : ss Vaives— 15,000 miles or more without | vance in improvements and refne- need of grinding. | | ments over a few short years ago. 1S Swa owe In ft e ar Cormnecting Rods — 40,000 miles or more | There are few automobile owners =. ' ‘aA ~ ve . . -_ without attention. | fogay Who realize what changes hare been mace in recent years to make eat Se Spree Be ment cteveeney| It is the Jordan—quick—responsive— subtle—seeming wild. against ‘‘oll pumping.” “The battery, for ‘nstance.” «15s Saint Louis Motor Car Co. Gasoline Mileage—20 to 25 miles per , Mr. W. A. Suhre of the Battery Serv : JOHN BOE, President. e.imimated tn the auto of todar gallon. ice me Willard distributer “is ons D rt 1 t! car ers mre . > Tires— 15,000 to 25,000 miles per set. ae pedis s equipment which ae =~ . uttie trouble over a cor- Transmission, axles, and major parts siderable period !f given proper care. —$——__——- : hich + esl } 4 > "hi peg be remembered by some, 2801 Locust =. St. Louis, Mo. : | re: Pumping tires by hand. crank , . 3 Oakland Motor Car Co., Pontiac, Michigan tng the car from the mnt rahe ~ E. Lewis Motor Sales Co., Madison, IL Attractive Dealers’ Proposition Demme of Generel M wore ( orporehes ae Te = Distributors for Southern Illinois in Missouri and IUinets aaa » ee ee ee ee ed ACES \ LE LEGAL RL LILLE ELEN | OL AML OEEN, Lab eS et epee + Gf PARR lela AN ONEN CR AILAE IME MPEP abo eddies 05 IR LEG heh ae te wal Stil _— Se ——— .* — Life of the car. “Or?} jar trou >. Bi es wh! Fand!e ‘mst ead of ' & steering whee). itt filing the side lights with kerosene: The 1923 Oaklands f paying extra for headlights, top Reedeter- - - ‘ Sport 7 windshield and hatterr: putting ur i a Cer . , a ) i 1: thea car » a. | sal ‘ > aiance $57.28 Per Month ae ne to allow horses to pass Without ru inning : away ee = ~mea + s° opping severn! “oe ~ ee Interest and Insurance Included as ae St. Lows Delivery | RICKENBACKER OBTAINS Mississippi Valley Motor Co. NEW ASSEMBLING PLANT | Former plant of the Detrott Shel! 3137 Locust S t Co. has heen taken over by the ick- tree enDacker Motor Co. The prorerty which adjoins the presen+ Ricken- dacker factory by an archway. has Seen opened, giving the orgunizatton a total of 500,009 square feet of space. With these added factlities, c ig said, production would be tn. ereneed considerably, enabling the manufacturers to build three times as Many cars in 1323 as in the Cpen- ing year. The Diesing Motor Sa! es listribute the ickenbacker in ass it Ns apheamas ile ai - Poa c2' ie? Kil Pa ~~ “ - o~ cuceecipemnenameantanmmmmmaaenenertinemmmnateentintnensaaieaestemens ee e oer - eet coment —— . . t gure ay eey EARL MOTOR MFG. CO. LEASES EARL MOTORS rpornation of the Ear! Mo- of Jac x30 nN. ch Just been completed with a paid-in capital of $1.900.900. The company has leased and will oper- ate the Ear! plants and will continue - — — —_— - ——- —— the production and sale of Fart cars. | . " eee x te as e . ke mat 0 RAGE Ge AL ANCT Ai EON SR URI AIO IE RTA TG I el : ahi 2 tie i aallaiee 208

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‘ a ye ge The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dafly Star and the Times Combined by Approxtmately 40.000 =_= === : = , SUNDAY MARCH 11, loss. — 7 . New Franklin Used Car Store. | Nash Opens Used Car S sien nger Coupe Body for | a. GOODYEAR ANNOUNCES The Franklin Automobile Co., 2217 4 oa ae anaes (Hi) q The Southwest Nash Co., distrib- S| W d ‘ W ALL-WEATHER Locust street, distributors for the - ' . The A ITHOUT QUES ON! _ — Franklin air cooled car. have Utore of Nash four and six cylinder brakes of an automobile , At should nev oo close ) Improvements in tread, head and opened a used car salesroom at 2814 cars and trucks, have leased the or be edumes t ih § % : . . — ot a : . , nr 7 e Be Br ig The Star Square is the finest, most complete, side-wall construction are the chief 7 cust street. R. Premdegast, who large two-story butiaing formerly Whe? the car is without a load. The) jj i om - Louts, a 5 best arranged and the LOWEST PRICED ne ae : ~idig a a oe a ' a 1” has been connected with the Frank- occupied by the Myar Manufacturing D'@kes will bind when the car is 1 pecia pring e i Ag Stea-OCES, Ali-weether rom lin Motor Car Co. for several years, ©o. at 3026-28 Locust street, for loaded and the wheel base slightly | : } “The Greatest : Auto Accessory House between Detroit and cord tires announced to the trade re- . aaeeeathiie thelr used Gar departinest cently by the Goodyear Tire and . Buy in the | Kansas City. We’re proud of it, too. Rubber Co., according to C. S. Wil- ‘ World” : The Star Square Always Sells for Less liams, manager of the St. Louis / Goodyear branch. jay” PRICES GOOD ALL NEXT WEEK-e-j, The new as is double-molded. the object sought being better pres- ) ~ a } Our Gold Seal ts to Used Car Buyers what*"the Gold Sea! is AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES sure and more uniform cure in man- | 7 re | hs to B SECU Easy Terme—Old 6 Bond Byyer URITY ne rier ufacture. A slight change in the ae a a ae: H ody Taken \ oon ie 7 CORDS +h ‘@- a > . a a Something ro > ties —~ Chalmere ‘ash -— Mauwe a | i F. S. Cords Oversize Cords § ana improvea traction SHIFE | » . — Oakland’ — Overiand — Ree couPEs a by 7 . x : » 2 . - " -_- -~- , t -e tJ 6 a 3 & | 4 * 4 30x31/, D. | we $8.65 Anchoring the bead to the Carcass | ; Sol - | ; " earne elle, ete LIGHT DELIVERY CARS . = | | ; hain ae 9 has b “hiev Vv nti " “A? ; C A i‘, E S oe O ‘ g _, a op abd 30x35 b0 B. T. $11.75 . lERaesiee Gua. vam “chenredes Tears “THE PEER OF THEM ALL” alt _ -_— —- . WAYS OPEN > f 02x31 ; reduced, a snug fit of the bead to Nash --- Autocar -- Acme—Serv Maxwell -—- Lexington Oak L ice, @té., etc. land IST ST. J . } . ae WS the rim and a consequent overconi- oe a? | Dering this Special Spring Gale prices have been made very at- . ing of the possibility of the bead *! | 2 oO. 2 | Wi full vaiue. 75 s;tougher compound, more rubber in 7 i OPEN EVENINGS. . the tread, better union betWeen the 1 Solid Drop Forged . , HH z plies of cord fabric and between , , , iil Webe | & mobile Co S-WRENCH | Special Sa le tread and carcass are declared to be Is made of heavy, transparent pyralin with aluminum frame—durable and efficient. i r Imp ement Auto v1 2 . "0. assured bwthe dc -mo c- iM . _ HATES SHAS EINGE ee eee This is the Visor that has won universal recognition as the most practical and efficient | 19th and Locust PATENTED SHOCK ABSORBERS | —-+—— | storm and glare shield yet produced. Hi Solid Drop Forged Adjustable 8 FOR ALL MAKES CARS 'POWER TRUCK ANNOUNCES Attractive Wrenches. ‘Genuine Westcott make. Sold b li | | in Ste. 20-5. , THREE NEW MODELS ote by All Dealers Everywhere Prices. 69: 79t 98t Nf zoe terer nant tra areter es MIDWEST AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY have announced that the demand _ 9] WARVEL | Nickeled | LOOK- | Genuine A anit their trucks is such, they have ~ 3150 Olive Street St. Louis, Mo. 3 ATTERY DASH BACK “peMy’ — tory Wanted : | | RAYDEX | An interesting motion picture {s b: — . C . SPOTLIGHT now in the making in which a Cad- ; could ou ( )., { Malleatile sttel: illac plays an important role in a Ww - With non - glare self 31 l aclede Avenue len8. 1. locking and with pat- dash across the continent from San | special... ented spring release Francisco to New York in seven days : flat. The story is “The Drivin’ Siig SEND US YOUR MAIL ORDERS | Open Dally Till 6:00 P. M. 72 story ts The Drivin nn eee Sn pag Sundays Till i P, M. the Blue Book Magazine and will : , feature Wally Van and other promi- OLIVE 7Z42 | RE, 7 UPPLY [ft nent film players under the direction . | of Robert Thornby, head of Regent J CENTRAL 3794 T0 2 | Pictures Co., which {ts producing the , 1129-31 fe | é | The making of “The Drivin’ Fool" LOCUST STREET ‘recalls the performance of “Demon” | |Baker, in a standard Cadillac road- ster, type 68, covering the road from |Los Angeles to New York in ‘seven , days, 11 hours og 52 minutes back jin 1916. _ —— hin —_—_—_—_ The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. tet :+ hit Thibba ly t rf HLM A Dashing New Six Sport Model in Beautiful Lake Blue The ultra smartness of the custom-built car is em- bodied in this sparkling Dort Six Sport Touring model of distinctive beauty. In lustrous lake blue, it comes fully equipped with five.disc wheels, nick- eled radiator and door handles, windshield wings, double front bumper, motometer, gray crushed grain leather upholstery, khaki top, spotlight, cowl lamps, stop light, and alummum step pada. Fours and Sixes from $870 to $1465, F. O. B., Flint BENZO-GAS gives you a quicker, easier start, gets into Fk full power at once, and gives Pete ep RS a -B). you more miles per gallon. WILSON MOTOR CAR CO. — i | Evy Pee One filling will convince you 5921 Locust St. 2914 Washington Av. ! | AVS ‘ ’ SE — ng —try 1f: Griesedieck Autemotive Service Co. 1510-12 State St. East *t. Louwts, Tl.

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ewe : eee - > sald a ata S : ies a The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Co bined. oT. LOUIS POST- -DISPATCH m one iced. While he is in whose kiss gives such ecstacy and ‘The Flirt.” a very fine picture of motion picture and stage forms. | : be a i a 7 4 senten CAS THE WHITE. FLOWER,” crooks to be her uncie, but — cov tart te sien years the girl, her power that her husband in one average family life by Booth Tark- George Beban is the star. =: CONSTIPATION ledrns the gang's occupation ; 3 . ‘ h week f reels of f the play a ie ymes the o- ‘ : e ns over another wee our of film, one act o ep “ “mmcarey LIKE A ROSE” beautiful love and faith. reaching its eyesight resto! ed, becc “wien - ff swoop dashes to the dizzy neights ington, remal r ; ro : , - . he Rivoli. Elleen Percy does ex- is given on the stage by eabee and oAN BE PERMANENTLY * ~wentest effectives hen she tege of a wealthy mal of heroism. It pictures a hunting at the 4) : ' oonst! * AND “RAGS TO RICHES” «&°ee'es ——- whee | _— aand goes to her she joes trip where a band of desperadoes| cellent : ork here as the thoughtless, his company. The story then ok ye chronic mount pation, ” plays “Mighty Lak’ A Rose” on the my is freed and Seo yuna = | mpeingaegy:) he Helen completed on the scree (ee —— aie 5 ae 4 rnoTr rT *h 1. ; . - ~ orld and withou’ knowledce .. eration performed on her eyes. .,. gi)-star cast jobby Vernon in sassirwatonny! make the story. the Delmonte. This attraction, = ¥. Ww : : P ‘ Write today @omes associated with a gang Jimmy, the boy who loves her and .7, puch.” a Christie comedy, to- ‘arey in the “Canyon of | which has twice appeared at this ——————— Dieves. The girl believes one of the, W5om™m she loves. is caught by the po- 1.4, with musical features, also the peste " from Matthew Hallet's| theater, has a pecunar names Sp os: og, ~ nepng Ger In TOUCH Bag =) Room Ta eel Fine Oc oe z . on a : St iss 4 a —T ao? tr ro wses Saturd io i on on ods ) Nn it 0 Inusua! int erest - 1G BUSIN ans | ° ~ ~ will be or ‘lis at Dot 2 apts _— “te rday Evening Post story, has Pe! i: q a f ty i: The RIG 26° CAN | OIrRECT Bi WAXT AD®. Hours: 10-4. Seturdays, - » £n ich ‘Ss pne iv yeaa ’ the role of a cowboy. from ne fact that it combines aii POosT-DIs MGI ENR FARE re oe LORNA nax for every- hera, Ss a " T °? SUT p14 45 —" iaert uh S t? . ? cy? 7) r> ’ } ? . : : ‘ — —_ 7 tbe yr) Se : a burg 1] . we Li ~ 2a * 3 iene ia necietea the « @ fc Fi 17 ae. id rl a a i 4 ‘ ; i i piace. rurnnit’ . , nrit when the idee > ‘ ee Ne “ ’ > ~ s a ee ae ee ! Aiesl wo PRR F CNM DEON REIGN Meh: Mapa Mig er oe as ace un . poe > em dee wake “need pie be wee arabia tidipse gpa A! Aiea 2 rrp arenas Si eR NE act AO PARE NEY, PR iP Face ts , z ‘ " he ae ore ge * » a . 4 g ite: 2: gs ~~ be oak ne OO 7 Oss wat. we elas Roan ME a oir RE Nt aes : / Our First Consideration oe cag Appoint. No examination is complete with- menta if . et a a! ange of thieves and makes uUnic.i, « . denstred. m out considering points far aeeper the burglar, his pa! T ra Phone than a mere test for vision. Le thiev hold him xpecting it J Sidney {} ur expert ceryice rit PS VOU this T the rich . ra ffere | vy tM é sat : 2 vrotection, without extra charge ees i or obligation, if glasses are ad- [J vouh leave the fare et by the Fourth and St. Charles ag , vised and ordered the results are Se cao dai ee 2 em the choice o, ‘ Fight Was “Strictly : Sheriff, who ¢! oo = ie oepddimameidee [ET go lp korea Ry ‘ . ol 1} 9 = Neighbors and Friend ean oe ait Thrift week offers fine furniture for PR i they Hea The coo” Shel “ai wor ces Spee ad ibe story takes é : P fe 7 They Would Let Byge ewe [emery |. furnished on slender incomes. |/fR Rexs.t'so ane ene, gage eS En set, Ls ~~ aiery Carey in “Canyon : Om es Uu ' * " the Result So Affe J. 1 SIEVERT, 0. D. from s f the Fools and Clyde Coon in , - - | aE ?, " make up the program J | Political Fortunes Eyesight Specialiat Terte lenecse for rending. “The Artist make | Seem a ee By ft the Fes Liberty Theater for os 4 RRESPECTIVE of price, every piece of Prufrock- fe & State That the Affa AERO ELON ER oh ROS i ket eR ‘ . : ec : i re. current week. The t SIEVERT & HASTEDT OPTICAL AND fF ‘vr features Ser : eee Pe ee erigowssn ye _ inbuilt quality that dis- — FG | itorial=== | Become of Wide lanl JEWELRY CO. Se ean dn eeeeeibedl wt tee P inguishes good furniture. , t 2309 Cherokee Street (rep Pee ARSE OO e NO PLACE. LIKE Ea). “PR and Now It Is Being | Wed. @ Fri. te © p. m. tage BE 28 Seas Car liERE are a great many folks who would prefer Lucky Individuals! That's What We Americans Are! ag Over Again in the hero ‘A Friendly Husbana Cc kee Cars to Door—Half Block East From Jefferson Av. Cars edy It boasts of a mother-in-law to buv here. but thev have acquired the errone- of bombastic temperament ar dierly bearing. It presents Look to Europe, the home of civilization, with its internal ous impression that this is a high-priced store. wars; its starvation: its massacres; its uncertain, unsettled con- | litions; actually sitting ‘rate iting the eruption. . It is to correct this impression that we are holding diticas; setuaey Gg 86 ee Se . By F.A.B “Thr ift W eek.” Note their unfortunates fleeing their eountries, their homes; A Staff Correspondent ef the seeking admission to our wonderful land to eseape these and other _ a CATLETTSBURG. Ky. ee | ND jn order that everyone who enjoys artistic terrors. 4 EACE broods over Troublese , F o~ furniture mav be able to afford it, we will al- Our troubles are as nothing when eompared with theirs’ Sf p waters ripple past ,.Clayhole va Fs . ty mow : : . low. tor t | LIS we ek . only, not only special pr ic es. We're in the grandest country the world ever knew ! % q tlbede ferme: oo ee . nol D = but special terms. If vou select vour furniture dur- ete dates antes en ; tn wed teaiein thik ms a wil war Er ape 20 : Tt ing this week vou may have | bubble,” flowing on and on as the (Signed ts - Troublesome flow untroubled to the venth. St. ages Cor. StCharles. - | Six Months to Pay March 10. 1923 | | P Clayhole votin’ house, slab-sided bank of Troublesome, is the least CUT PRICES DRUG ITEMS. ) bt? = ~ 3 e - polling places of the State, but, the : | HAMS : | BP that started- thers at the 1921 election AT CUT PRICES ty Ee | ie : ; ‘ aes” , THM to the Obio and the Big Sandy,and ON YOUR 65¢ Pint Dickinsen’s Double Distilled | ap , : | 42 : , | a : - Witeh Hazel, Piet, 2t¢; Quart, ‘i . He :: : a grass and the Cumberlands. Not sir e ~ : i : ” : - a. tx. = } a DR UG WANTS ad rs Nerwaptan Cod Liver Oi, 4: : i ee |: . Eee ~ | : | | 5 rs Ham Goebel was assassinated Jan. 20, 3Se 4-ounce Aromatic Cascara 3: | vs ; | r 1 : = | | a Kentuckians, who take theft poilties , ec Ounce ag eng lexline 2 es. tic —-—- Ao : : i; a8 $1.00 Glosso Sage £ Sulphur | : yas) ae. > a a — “a as devout men take their relizion. > ue Srychnine A .7 = i - —~ es. ane Laylox, 47c _ Pure gece we | . —— LF, 4 vg —— , ee | | , The four men who were killed ang , , uace *s (uampher 7 Se . - ' ? sett cutee ae eee lay smooth | | $2-15 Pint French Olive Ol... pre — 1 : 1 F were Rs anes paler ett | af | a |) Rasa vet SS 2 mountain men, y n be! BGe Sal Mepatica AMERICAN OIL : : : — | ) \\ | : | tet th ' ders of Breathitt, but they fouggt Stel timcenaten Hates 75c pint bottle, 49c Re , SS Ff) Bond ne : tA ee +2 died for party, and it isan honor epatica tine’ Stee O0.te - » 7 vate Veter a wn ioh? - —_— ‘ | ’ . : ,: ee % AN Lily 4 2 for $1.50 She Dos. U. & P. Seidlits Powders.i te This Suite, as {fllustrated, with straight-end bed, ts a | ‘ | ‘ scriptions to a fund for the prosee 15¢ 4-ounce Peroside Hydrogen ‘ - ‘ 5? laetine char a +)? hiffa. . ' ° > $110 Taniac RV the S-ounce Peroside Hydrogen simple design of lasting charm. the ample chittc | | . ; nine Republicans who are charged Te 5 \ 40¢ FPleteber’s Custoria tc | #0 16-cunce Peroxide Hydrogen ®: rette, full-sized bed and@ dresser, 42 inches wide, are 3 murder of three Democrats and for = " Ys $1.10 Pimkham's Vegetabie Comp..B5c well-made pieces, beautifully veneered in mahogany . ° ° = | . a ee ee eee ———- = | the widows and the fatheriess. And iseeetin sats os $5.00 MecDuade's Preecription; Doub! = ay ae note | h S , FF {cr ae Dude's ptien: Doobie || RUBBING ALCOHOL ‘nat de Geet ttn an A | Kis t- Piece uite | Chavncte? eit te Gas belek eae in the next campaign. Gin and Buchu Comp. veneered in real American, walnut. Eight | ee Meantime, the battle wages in the 3 fer $1.35 { look older as time passes? For Kidner aad Biedder Treubies. TOILET ITEMS , pieces include a 60-inch sideboard, an oblong | - % shifting fortunes. Four Democrats, | netead, you can easily find re- 1.25 botties. 798c extension table, ome armchair and five side we newed beauty every morning— beauty $ 2 fer §1 “yy chairs upholstered in tapestry or blue leather. were given a new trial by the Court that defies tume and preserves charm. . DENTIFRICES | 4 " Eight-ptece Suite, | fee «Cd «now the gine Republicans are Sater she Meut Tee combinetion treatment £11808. & S&S “Be ' : : ow e ; : one bY one. on poems | 68.80 6 6. A. $1.29 | sec Pepacdent Tooth Paste : = BS China Closet to match thi ' : ; then the powder 11 heipe se Mentheoletum che 50c Ipana Teeth Puate : ~ ° fx oe ’ ~Y; \& T Yeu heep the bicws vf Menthbelatum 42e [@c Pebecoe Tooth Puste @ ’ *. ~ . ‘ i youth which te women 6 $1.00 Nusa apd Irom Tablet«, ide thc Sanitel Toeth Puste . : Pt. Bs ore . = Now, lf the Women Hadn't Oreetee! fae. inetion pay ~ “ % for $1.25 | see Orazin Tooth Puste ; . ‘ . . ; - - . as ite me Cough Syrup Lie | 3@c Spearmint Teoth Puste f ; , : . 4 ; - © ; ” % AN Powder - 50c Sie White Pine Cough Syrup Ste | @5¢ Seulkias Tooth Puste le . . = ~ | 2 : - © ‘t was woman suffrage that gare © Cream, the Yuceliptus Cough Remedy ive | S5e Forhan’s Tvoth Paste ee , . Titles Rie ‘ SGc Yucaliptus Cough Remedy 35¢ | @gc Forhan’s Teeth Pusté . . | A : 7 t Pelitical entity. Before the 3@c Kelynes Teoth Puste - * ; * | ; > a precinets, Ruekhborn and Lest ¢ Free: . ron flask of d Tar . ae t | . ; : | imple for the creek dwellers of B Heut Tea Bosw- Compound oe Vanettes, | . ee TD «Cangle)6=6 But woman snffrage P RE cw Sarat gee ;, , — —— | | . * ting pepulation and two more ‘a bes of Host Tea Face Powder A Cough Bemedy ef Beal Merit ® carved out of Bockhorn and Lest 7Sc botties, 49c vi 1 | Tt 4 | : , > @ be ‘hese was na atherw RA D i O Milt's —— —— @30 Listerine Pr a Mba Sait : | ‘S>. 5 : arhote med Leath ood : ae: «|| Tooth Paste nit inca iS —ain wis ae at ee ee eons it: Ited. Ww 7 . Have You Seen the Bromide Qui Quinine for Coid ° Truly, a Suite made up to your order in the | Prutrecs-Littea factory, cov- ere heavily Democratic , for - Regular 25. had only 13 who were classff them all, $15.08 value licane Complete with head $12.48 St. Charies Gargie chair hare | loose spring-fil cushion seats . € | | phenats and outside sertal The arms are trimmed with ww Py ayhole Precinct ties on both The best remedy for Sore Threat Pr and spring edges ¥ ) e ve Vietes Mead im the weorki A apleadid Antisep- Hair ee heavy sik tasse's and the workmanship is - SOT and emh th creek Fence tle mouth wash. bardens the gums, | , races ba . eweetena the breath. TSe Staycemb guaranteed. Two pieces, only, for this week ee s.....: 2Sc, SOc, $1.00 || ifs0t es a a Five-Piece Chamber Suite Sire: seme ecnan Dan $1.50 Van Exes Hair Treatment Branch, Russells OO Wine Streak Mead L.S7; : | | | ; 7 nek, $6 oy . uM $1.25 Gude's Pepto-Mangan , | Dunderine 5 ah oe t.0 = The tall vanity, ample chifforette, full-sized | | | hgle Creek, Ba Branch and Riley C 62.75 Vuriable #110 antes tx Cvunlers Pre $1.00 Glosse Sage £ Sulphur P | 1 bed, chair and bench sketched above are fash- | | t} ‘s bo BI te Meatin’« V ltarnen Tahleta . Bile 4» Lereums) sage & Sulpdar : ; : ‘ : ‘ ee ae ~ ‘ - — : Ma ' tn © precinct 8 unds, there. is $1.23 Father John’s Me-ticine 600 Herpicide ' lened after the Lewis AVE perieg, sue wees Preacher and no doctor. So it is one BA.7% Vartebic dpe Vu her dabn’'s Yedicine - 1. to Herpic he y~ ~ - is figured wainut, dull rubbed. An elegant a ‘4 tor. *% (venders $1.75 Seott’s Emulsion i 0@ De Lacy's Hair Tonic SMe , | p ~~ “t— | — essing expertences of a “farriner™ 63.75 Varte. 65 Suite, this week.. + eee tee ees . ae Tou lesome with a camera case A L.@@ Johbnsen’s Quinine & Sage : " . bape Wi, eon | SE ; sh 7 - 2 — " ' . La , ' os | . 4 complete tine ef all parts at Stearn’s Charko 81.00 Hebson’« Quinine : Fon ee ; aes - a . a t to de mistaken for a doctor Gc Pinaud'’s Kaa de Quinine Lie ot re - ‘cbs ? ¥ , “n° “settiemint” and hailed from «@ -eult prices. Mints Mee athe’ s Coceanet Of] Shampeeo, 4%e ; ae Lacy's Sh , tg . P > | i Lil the ¥ " . Heat for Sick Stomach. SSe De Lacey's Sham | / 3 ope of relief for a child CHAMOIS SKIN 25c¢ Boxes, 16c 5@c St. Charles Gunemnne ou shampoo. | = . 4 ) 4 Aen with fits.” ' S@c Arnice Cocoanut Oj! Shampee, 34c es ' i Near the heart of the precinct ia t .; . " ome c ” 1 Ww | oe . .: 5000 Big Skins on Sale Tomorrow we F eae Tadiets Eat What —_ We Krystal Feam Shampoo Ie Ms | (ape itlement. On the east bank of Tre Regular 90c size BGc | 2c Digestall Tadiee Ser Lane —. ~anewest Remover | Rei ab : , . ges “ bed orvanut ampuw a ’ ; S34 Ore th , ; . > 6 Cal. Syrup Figs t4q | 30e Avos Liquid Greea Soa i 4 re . 4 ¢ mouth of Riley. ts the of Regular $1.10 sise ......73c | 35 1° Pere ee rae Two-Piece Mohair Suite / > eee ore tow ves eek ee yen gra a Ser & —. m7 a one pve Some . $9! P : - rs old. known all along Troet ¥ now. i ; 3 xtra-! J-tnch davenport wit ‘ ne ‘ ae - woh ==! YEAS Ao griong W008 davenpor. wih ate plow arm end war hols . . Se pitmer the tali win moan oC nT lh Cee. seiemignenete A as : r al ‘ oa : | a arry Cotnbe, more than “I rears make this two-piece Suite unusal! ¢ thi | ‘ | - Dependabie Guaranteed FOAM Price Tt is covered in rich tt .y 4 ‘ard a} ) . fro. oid Virginia. «aw something RUBBER GOODS T T ¢ ee = Sie ae oon. 19 : TEED ‘he valley of Trosbiccame eal ABLE aq Eten Vv "9 « enete s trim the arm ' @ cc! ; , ae, Te. home in a new land T? we iKxposed parts of the frame ar Olid maho | _ FOUNTAIN SYRINGE Maples Set % PF per Mong ‘ interest rlii OC charged. and you ge. Aa’ , $1 00 | ~~ > 7 , tiie ae = = \ . Mail Orders—Add 10 per cent for 3 ee a AM Prices, ‘ a postage and packing. Size ... - — om renneemtincesi | ER aD Sa TO i | Then Thete Came a Ve Prufrock-Litton - se timber country, fram * * Rae been toben, eesti |" “orth Fork of the |

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LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11. 1993 ee At nema _ Sta _— — n House = -- ~— ~_— te — — on Troublesome a aD PAGES 13—20 —— . -_ _ —— ~~ gee Creek INART KENTUCKY SHOOTING F( STIRRING TALE OF AN EXTRAORD Fight Was “Strictly Between Neighbors and Friends,” and, if They Had Their Way, They Would Let Bygones Be Bygones and Forget It—But the Result So Affected the Political Fortunes of the State That the Affair Has Become of Wide ‘Importance and Now It Is Being Fought Over Again in the Courts. . By F. A. BEHYMER, A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch CATLETTSBURG. Ky.. March 10 EACE broods over Troublesome and its P sere ripple past Clayhole votin’ house. in the Breathitt County mountains, but the * troubles that started there on a November day the year before last, ‘like hell broth, boil and bubble,” flowing on and on as the waters of Troublesome flow untroubled to the sea. Clayhole votin’ house, slab-sided shanty on the bank of Troublesome, is the least among the polling places of the State, but, the political war that started-there at the 1921 election has spread to the Ohio and the Big Sandy,and to the Blue- grass and the Cumberlands. Not since Gov. Wtl- liam Goebel was assassinated Jan. 30, 1900, have Kentuckians, who take their politics as seriofisly as devout men take their religion, been so stirred. The four men who were killed and the 17 who were wounded at Clayhole votin’ house were mountain men, scarcely known beyond the bor- ders of Breathitt, but they fougkt and bled and died for party, and it is'an honor in Kentucky to fight and bleed and die for party, so the State's mighty men of politics are facing each other over “the Clayhole case.” The State Central and Ex- ecutive Committee of the. Democratic party has gone into every precinct of the State asking sub- scriptions to a fund for the prosecution of the nine Republicans who are charged with the murder of three Democrats and for the relief of the widows and the fatherless. And ‘‘Remember Clayhole” will be the battle cry of the Democrats in the next campaign. Meantime, the battle wages in the courts, with fhifting fortunes. Four Democrats, convicted, ' were given a new trial by the Court of Appeals. And now the nine Republicans are being tried, | one by one. Now, If the Women Hadn’t Votéd— lt Was woman suffrage that gave Clayhole life political entity. Before the precincts, Buckhorn and Lost imple for the creek dwellers of Breathitt's west- But Woman doubled the voting population and two more were farved out of Buckhorn and Lost Creek, and one /of these was named Leatherwood and the other Clayhole. Buckhorn and Lost Creek precincts, as formerly After the were women voted ts a two Creek, were suffrage precincts Buckhorn and Lost Creek nee ei, had only 13 who were classtfied as Repub- - lieans. Clayhole Precinct lies on both banks of Trouble- /Some and embraces the creeks that flow into Troublesome, which are Fugate’s Fork, Caney |Creek, Miller's Branch, Russell's Branch, Clay- hgle Creek, Barge Branch and Riley Creek. With- in the precinct’s bounds, there is no church,fno Preacher and no doctor. tressing experiences of a ‘“‘furriner’’ who rides up reublesome with a camera case slung from his So it is one of the dis- thoulder to be mistaken for a doctor from a dis- ‘ant “Settlemint’ and hailed from a cabin door fa the hope of relief for a child who has been “tooken with fits.”’ Near the heart of the precinct is the Combs set- Nement. On the east bank of Troublesome. just above the mouth of Riley. ead, where now lives Mrs. America Combs, rs old. known all along Troublesome as ‘Aunt in.” and have since Harry Combs. more than*®00 vears ago. trekking fom Old Virginia, saw something that satisfied . the valley of Troublesome and made there his Mew home in a The 200 acres of valley 0d mountain slope. to which the ancestral estate had grown during the life of Alfred Comba, “Aunt Min’s"’ husband, were divided among the ‘Rildren after his death nine years ago and the ‘Dildren, or the children’s children, constitute the Combs Settiement, while Combses are many Mrough Breathitt and adjacent counties. Almost * numerous sre the Nobles. the family of Mrs erica Combs, who settled a little farther back 2 the mountains almost as long ago as the Tombses settled on Troublesome. ae 65 where Combses lived land. new seven a Then-There Came a Democratic Split It ts timber country, frem which most of the ber has been taken. sent down Troublesome to among the Democrats. is the old Combs home- ? “e .. ae ay Ay” >. Yd tL ee & J ~ bmace bu? a a 4 ss “a aia ‘ YR Se BE ERNE me © eae ‘s . y apt gts ) ae we Bg MRS. AMERICA (“Aunt Min’) COMBS, two of whose sons were killed in the elec- tion fight at the votin’ house. epring freshet in the earlier davs, hauled out later by little pauge Troublesome and up Riley and over the ridge to Smith's Branch the north efork Quicksand Creek to the sawmills at the mouth of Quicksand. Outside of the narrow valleys and steep mountain sides give a fussy narrow engines down and down of timber employment grudging sustenance. Over there in Clayhole, the Combses and the Allens, intermarried, are the leading families, and Les Combs and George Allen have been recog- nized Democratic leaders. Before thee Clayhole battle there were five of the Combses who were of the Asbury, sons of settlement—Leslie. “Aunt Min.” the outstanding figures Cleveland and Shade and French Combs, and George Allen, a second cousin the and cousins to three, f Previous to November election there had Close-up of the Clayhole votin’ house, the scene of the trouble that. started “like hell broth.” been a Democratic primary, which caused\a split So that when the Novem- North Fork of the Kentucky River on the ber election came on, with much at stake in ts % & al Bcc Soph awa age f co _ oe Tae « i " F Ls 4 ? an ? — ys 4 be . er y -% © af , MAUD LANDRUM, the sweetheart of Shade Combs, and a witness for the Commonwealth. and Clayhole Precinct, there disgruntled Democrats lined Preathitt not a few the County were up with Republicans Aside from the usual hot contest for county offices, the Breathitt senatorial district, com- posed of Breathitt, Wolfe, Magoffin and Morgan counties, pivotal. With results foregone conclusions, the complexion of the Sen- ate would depend upon the result in the Breath- itt district The candidates were J. D. Whit- taker, Democrat, of Cannel City, and Mitchell S Crane, Republican,’ of Jackson, both in Breath- itt County. The district was normally Demo- eratic, but Crane was a man of wealth and Itnfiu- ence, known as the Boss of Breathitt County. was elsewhere | Clans Gather! at Votin’ Shack e As the election approached a canvass disclosed, that Crane must carry Breathitt County The senatorial, judicial and county tickets Clavhole was it is said to win oncentrated on Breathitt County one of the townships relied upon hy the Demo- crats to roll up a big vote, but the Republicans were “not overlooking the eplit among The Demo- crats and were expecting to make gains there. A few days before the election Sam Carpenter, a seventeen wounded in the election clash. the Breathitt County Coroner, a Republican, ap- pointed 14 Deputy Coroners as ‘peace officers” for the election. They are said to have been actively at work in Clayhole for several days be- fore the election, although most of them lived in other precincts. The Democratic workers were not idle and a tense situation developed. The night before the election most of the Deputy Coroners stayed at Will Barnett’s on Riley. A group of-Democratic workers had gup- per at E. H. Millers and as they went up thie creek they fired.their pistols in presumed defiance to the Deputy Coroners who were in the vicinity. On the way they picked up a boy who Was a good “banjer picker” and paid him 60 cents to go along to Clarence Landrum’'s at the mouth of Barge and make music to suit their mood. Some of them stayed at Landrum’s all night. The voters of Clayhole were up betimes on elec- tion morning. Before the sun had topped the eastern ridge they came down the creeks, walking or muleback, to Troublesome and jogged along the county road up or down Troublesome to Clay- hole votin’ on a sloping, treeless shelf above the county road on the east bank of Troublesome, “half a quarter” above the mouth house, Of Russell. Tall. grim mountain men brought their wives or favor, the e@nly redeeming instance of neutrality that day of partisan passion. . The circumstance that the men, almost without exception, carried “guns” not unusual nor in itself especially portentous. The mountain man does not feel fully caparisoned for any of the ordinary chores of life unless he has a weapon of approved pattern and serviceability tucked away somewhere about him. Was tested 4 “Shore, I Had a Pistol” The witnesses have been asked about that dur- of William convicted ing the trial here this week of the Friday and sentenced to serve two vears in prison on the charge of murdering Asbury Combs. With the idea, perhaps, of disparaging the witnesses in the eves of jurors away over here Where Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia meet_and greet at the mouth @f the Big Sandy. But such questions have not embarassed the witness. There was Harless Campbell, great chynk of a timberman, named after Horace but changed it to Marless when he “growed up,” as guileless as a babe, who used his whole face, from his hair to his chin, in the earnestness of his speech. one Deputy Coroners, Creéley, who The nine Républican defendants in the trial. Ed Davis, Amby Barnett. Alfred Bagfiett, William Barnett. on muléback. A few of the women had babes in theip-arms. Smal} children trailed behind. Irvin Lafdrum, son of “Uncle Bud" Landrum, saw an opportunity for merchandising emprise and was there with ginger enaps, for sale to Democrats or Republicans, if they had the price, without fear Top: Marion Barnett, Ed Combs, Bottom: William Campbell, Chester Davis, Willie Davis, “Tid vou have a pistol’ Floyd Byrd asked him on crose-eta mination. “Store, I bad a pistol,” he answered, with no attempt to disguise bis amazement that a. so- phisticated map like Byrd should ask him such a question. ; , , ee et. ees er oe oe peo . ae tee i. yee Bia Barnett, « * AFFRAY THAT IS SHAKING THE COMMONWEALTH | Panorama of the Clayhole votin’ house/on Troublesome, where, on a November morning in 1921, four men were killed and All ‘Parties to Battle Join in Petition to the Court’ T HE 13 indicted men, the attorneys for the 9 Republican defendants and about aso citizens of Breathitt County signed this extraordinary petition: “To the Hon. Sam Hurst, Judge of the Breathitt Circuit Court, and to the Hon. J. M. McDaniel, commonwealth’s attorney: “We, the undersigned, who are indicted in this court in what is known asthe Clay, hole cases, have all agreed with the other parties who are indicted in said cases, that we are willing to have each and all of said cases dismissed, and each and all hereby promise and agree if this is done to let ‘bygones be bygones’ and there will be no further disturbances or difficulty over said matter, and we each state that it was ag election fight and came up on the spyf of the moment and for this rea- son we cannot see where any good can result either to the community or fo the commonwealth of Kentucky in litigation over the matter, and we, therefor re- }’ quest that all the cases growing out of said ifficulty be dismissed,” But the commonwealth’s attorney did not see it in that light and so the trials go on, “What did you have the pistol for?” pursued Byrd. “Why, I carries hit all the time, practically.” “Sleep with ft on?’ “Sleep with hit vader my hald.” “So, when you got up election morniag you took your pletol from under your head and put it in your pocket and went to the election, did you?” “Why, shore.” So it was not especially significant that the men who went to the election that morning car- ried their pistols. Of course, {t would have been better if they had not. Almost anybody up Troublesome will aay that now. As did the mountain man at the head of Ryley when I asked him the way down to Troublesome. Nothing leas than going half a mile out of his way to point the way would satisfy him, and as he kept easy stride with the fast-stepping hores, he diacoursed on pistols and elections An Bargaining for Votes at Polls “I tell you, uncle,” he said, with conviction, “if ye got a pistol, which natcholly ye would, the best thing to do with’ it when y’ go to the "lec- tion grounds to leave it hum.” Which, save for the avuncular form tn which it was needlessly cast, wae very well said. Bo great was the seal of the citizenry of Clas- hole for exercise of the frinchise that some of them were at the votin’ house before daylight The poll wae supposed to open at ‘ o'clock, but ‘ - they guessed at the time. The election was or #5 de Continued om be i> 2 a =, x 2. 7. To Forget It. 4 1 at ye , ;

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LYDPA RITT, the complaining witness against Major Connor and Miss Gurtler. Her only she say, is in public morality. By 8 Special Cortespondent of the Post-Dispatch MILWAUKEE, Wis.. March 1°. HB little city of Marshfield, northwest of here, has entirely too many married men leading double lives to suit Mrs. Lydia Rit! who was formerly a resident of the place, and the has gathered ber wrath ard se Pt t wit a Vengeance fo see that in the ' a little more regard less gadding down to business trips. Just Bow long Mrs. Ritt has cherished e con- Yition that Marshfield ought to be purified and that she ts the proper one to start the process is mot wade entirely clear bv available evidence The fact that she obtained a divorce herself not #0 lOMg AZO May or may not have had something to do with ber determination to turn socia! re- former. but at amy rate she is promising that there so@® is going to be such an un tracks for the edification of wives of certain prominent Dusiness men that Marsbfields main street will fairly gasp with astonishmen? Indeed, it is already gasping Even as far as the exclusive confines of Shorewood, Milwaukee s eristocratic residential suburb. there is heard the rattling of the first skeleton that Mrs. Ritt’s “expose” bas dragged from the closet. The good citizens of this fashionable section are just as much shocked as is Marshfield. tn fact. for it was im thelr’ ultra-reepectable midst that Mrs Rit! brought to light what she declares is a we!l!-esta’ lished “love nest.” with no Gren in its flock. That was that But to make : interesting to beth Shorewood and Mars Mre. Ritt swore owt warrants charcing that the head of the modest than Ma}. Robert Conner. millionaire !um er World War veteran and former Maror of Meid; that he lived domestically bu: with Bertha Gurtler in Shorewood during when be could arrange an absence from and two daughters in Marshfield. and pair were known to thetr neizhbors Mre. Rodert Brow.” for marita Milwauhe : - OV ering O% leas than three matte more Mald eid , ; ivttlie home was none other | Wife Denies She Backs Prosecution Having obtained the arrest of both, Mrs Ritt Indicated that. while not forgetting her determi- bation to show up half a dozen other erring hus- bands, she would devote her immedMte artten- tiee to convincing the public. the courts and Mrs. Connor that Conner has been straying down to Shorewood at least omce a week for severa! years to pose as Frowd a lumber salesman. and that be is the father of the three “Brown caii- dren. The tact that Mrs. Conner who possidiy has a shade ef tmterest in ber husbands conduct. re- > presg the charges or even talk about im isu t distouraging Mre. Ritt. She has Mrs. Connor's interests so not going to spare anv faithful Connor has been and sh effort to tves BSS rance the com pia} nine wr that she w +h Pre, Lie OLle Le fin Mmacinvg Mere Fit musoand had cared (FIN @ si she had hae ree’ : > ee wWwrere onpportim *—- ry oserve of the week-end escapades of the unstaters. dications are the opportunit: To show that grudge against Connor confided to acquaintances that he r worse than the majorit: > . , that she took advantage of she basn t t any especial however, she really of Marshfield’s lead- them their affairs atred, just like maie citizens and veral of have have , umoertman 8 the When “the Browns” Came to Town S2a0rewood di: Ssconsia Rap ids, Setting until about 13913, when Brown,’ with their two chi! into a ha JUDZa.0W on Be and Mrs. Rober' i » 2% ¢ : " e . Roberta and Betty. moved rown nhasome veriy road. Bro 4 "~ ~ * seemed trp —— - .* : | aren I desirable & Weodest extericr. nad ailwars the: were ; entises A ilttile later residen’ . t} 2014 Coast” vicinity came to know “Mrs. as 42 wWoMaD ot refinement and of pleasing personality She Wek an ipterest in church and social affairs now > ae »- * -** ~~ + 7 »- -— - > > —_— MAJOR ROBERT P. CONNOR. llionaire lumberman of Marshheld, who charged with living a dual rT * ba) ‘a = ~ it thin were not quite wha! ss on Tus he ingalow and done about it +h , _-_,, a ua. some ee gees ' Not Brown, Says Mrs. Ritt a thorough investigation. This investigation is said to have brought to light the following facts: About 19 vears ago, it seems, Miss Gurtler was a stenographer emplored in the office of an at- torney at Wisconsin Rapids, when, one day, ‘Mr. Brown” happened to be in the office and was in- troduced. Ther became friends, then constant companions. Before long. officials say, he was making automobile trips from his home almost every to see her. That stafe of affairs went on for a vear or two, it is said, until Miss Gurtler suddenly disappeared.from her home city. For a ne time nobody except members of her family and her closest friends knew where she had gone but it that Roberta, the eldest child born during her absence time that gossip became rampant, to have found day was Was The next investigators are said was in se rom ptiy conciuded that i appreciate ther did sueh ig- and mo time was ering the news to Commissioner Ca@missioner Banse too, that the matte? was worthy of at- so be of Shorewood paced a detective on the case for The Love Bungalow in aristocratic Shorewood, where Connor and Miss Gurtler are said to have lived with their children as “Mr. and Mrs. Brown went fo with the Wis borer Texas a ?iwa hen Conner in Natfnal Guard. at th of the guards stay there, le girl, is said to have in Waco and was frequent!¥ seen company of Connor, who ts declared to uced her as his wife in spite of the fact that moet of his associates knew Mrs. Con- she had not left Wisconsin. Little Roberta alwars accompanied the pair, ft was related. and called the man “daddy Next the investigation {s alleged to have shown at the woman appeared in New York about the -. ior Miss Gur'tier th her litt made her bome ie the have introd nomand knew that time that Connor's regiment was embarking France / Where she resided during the time that Connor ‘@ was not clearly established, ap- it is known that shortly after his overseas the “Browns established Shorewood, buymg the attractive And the investigators are con- rown’ was Connor “Browns” from home in "~% V_ Qe were authorities before , -¢ : *, . * started to dig ur hurch women case Many Nemeses Gather Around Brown | 1921 Mrs Brown ientaliy that she ace | Thompson who told her refined home in which ahe that ovment of a hi ghk- her residence with mpson 38 a seamstress new acquaintance se arbie to obtain emp! and she thought she couid establish Shorewood Tha‘ so the seam- af some neaition '. reasonable rn \irs Brown ent to the “Brown” home to live. Fre- tiy a man called to see her, Dut that was her told “Mrs. Brown in the investigation just ended that ‘and the “uncle” were pri- vate detectives emplored by political enemies of ‘onnor in. bis home city. The “uncie.” {t seems, shagowed “Brown” on his business traveis while seamstress” kept the woman under observa- zs". developed % - DO LN “Miss Thompson the tion About the same time a nurse who since has fig- tired prominent!y in the tnquirr. entered the case by chance. This nurse. Ruth Kiger. it appears, went to the “Brown” bome to attend a niece of Mrs. Brown.” a Miss Emma Gurtier. who had undergone & serious operation in a Milwaukee hospital. Wile there, of course. the nurse met “Mr. Brewn” asd remembered his face so well that when she happened to go to Marshfigid some es > The nurse. is now Mrs. Harry : tives im Hartford. Her musband, a4 there and a former. is allen stated to investigators that be ree Brown in the Shorewood heme es army officers, who was bows as’ C serv ice, ‘ STORY OF THE FIGHT AT CLAYHOLE VOTIN’ HOUSE ON TROUBLESOME CREEK Continued From Preceding Page. __ ee according to the testimouy, 42 ballots A wire had been stretched about the day before by some of the discourage encroachment + ocloek,” had been cast. the little shack Democratic wor overzealous workers Most 14 Deputy the open Solicitation of vo lash or kers to of the had rre:r een a par- liqnor, Sod their niatol« Pye momentary c ‘wo and partisans tisanship possibly heated bv election with hands on peacemakers had pre’ bloodshed There was an argument between Ed CombDs. ore of the Deputy Coroners, and George Allen. Dem- Combs challenge: ing place and calle: to him to “come out of there.” Allen called Combs a “dammed old stradd ‘and insisted that he ion official and had a right in there. ed as peacemaker. but they “xe; * faced each other > ~ > : ented ocratic Inspector of Elections. Rilen's rigift to be in the poll lepole. was an elect Shade Combs act jowering. ” Came then Aunt Katie Sizemore. wife of Hiram The Democra*’ : . . ber sits Sizemore, to cast her Daliot estimony is that she was going to vote and she said she was going to vote the Republican ticket, and he asked her how much the Republicans were going to pay ner and she said $7. and he said be would give $19 to vote the Democratic ticket Aunt Katie says it is true George offered her $19 to vote the Democratic ticket, but denies that she said the Republicans were going to give her $7. It may have been one way and it may @ave een the other way. but it shows that in some respects Clayhole Township is up to date. George Allen asked Then the Action Came Swiftly George Mcintosh, Republican challenger. or- dered Allen to let the woman alone and advanced toward him, @awing his pistel. Shade Combs and Mrs. Mary Hardin drew Allen around the corner of the house. The Deputy Coroners head in and#the right hands of the Democrats had leaped to their bolsters. Then the first shot was fired. Whether it was George Mcintosh who fired it at Asbury Combs or Leslie Combs fired it at Mcintosh depends upon which side is testifying. There was a pause of a few seconds, as men with good eyes and de- pendable trigger fingers made quitk appraisal of the positions of their political opponents. Then gun spoke to gun as Democrats and Republicans faced each other, firing until one dropped and the survivor. then turning bis attention to an- other. asking cnly that the other be a hated Re- publican or a nated Democrat. Until. presentiy. the smoke of battle, hanging on the heavy morn- ing air. made Republicans difficult. Women and children were screaming. Mrs. Lesiie Combs dropped her jp- fant from her arms, and & received an injury _ closed identification of Democrats and _ which later eaused- its -Geath. - Mra 2 Combs had seen her three sons fall ands . kmoeked down by a blow-on the head: The mony of experts is that between 0 “shots” were fired. F Les It was all over in less than a minute the firing ceased dead and wounded sir election ground and the floor of the votin” a The Democratic casualties were three dead # 12 wounded. The Republican losses were oa @ ta ounded. dead were Cleveland Combs and Mrs. America Combs. and Democrats, and George Mcfutosh, lican. Included in the killed were three officials and all but one of the remaining 4 ° . . cials were wounded. x4 é % Criminal Libel Pre “ a The balldts and pollbooks disappeared.” Against Over seer is testimony that two of the Deputy Cos | carried them to the stream and shot them & Was Roundly Abu holes and threw them into the water and —Says Children tinued to fire at them, Qut as to Follow Him at Him, in Imit Sect’s Autocratic THE REV. THO as they appeared in court in several women of Zion of bet dearing names. and ‘ee © the Republicans this. Then All United in Aiding We Seventeen men, with from ane to pine | wounds in each. in a township without & 15 miles from Jackson, the county seat. f a difficulty wifich challenged foes aad alike. The Deputy Coroners who survi¥ escaped injury did not tarry to bold any t After they had gone the survivors, Demect Republicans, mimistered to the wounded. all. there was no reason why they shoul & they not friends and neighbors) - was all richt te shoot eacR over politics, but that was no reason for holding succor after the shooting The narrow-gauge track on the far bani Troublesome offered the only hope. The were carried across the shallow stream, 0 # wide, and piled upon a push car. This raat pelled by hand down the line until cose & little engines was fou and %t a suffering cargo over the ridge and dowR _. . 7 railroad at the mouth of Quicksasd and ) fs er af ae — — ee there a special engine and car took theii+ wtb . os : c a sentence of six mont pitals at Lexington. e There was no election, of course, a Clayhole Precinct was concerned. The lost the advantage which the Democ ponderance of the precinct would have them. Whittaker was elected to the Sem spite of that. J. H. Johnson, Republicans. g the Legisiature by 90 votes. Bryce Cumem ocrat, contested and won the contest. Sam Hurst, Republican, was elected Judge. The Democrats say that ff the | hole Democrats had voted be would Sa been elected. but there was no contest. ™ other county offices some Democrats eam Republicans wor Mie No inquests were held. cither tr Coroners or the regular C 4 ae mite were ebtained. The Continued on ss av on qa i By 2 Special Correspondent of the ZION CITY, Tho ID you ever hear of the of Zica’ Then vou have not been latest literature from this sacred Ske. founded by the late Joba Alex ‘t was the Billy Whiskers of the Nelson that caused ajl the tre Bas’ Bea'” Zion kids ‘mot little tantalizingt» ahead of the Rev. Mr. & *elied with ministerial dignity treet, They Meated and wiggied their chins. calling ¢ to the gray appendage e* reverend gentleman's chit | hed nct been | Wh the Rev. Mr Neiees. For were : ~} ” insfolk : "horter ting short if it fussy es. erTs of *} ‘ed and convicted twice i "Sinal thel Wilber Giean ¥ : ‘hum and head of the religious call Dr. Dewle is waiting in suepense , * Rew trial and perhaps » Tisabiity of making « public _geat because of his beartl. ‘Re recent trial which was held 1 'mal Court of Chicago before _ Kins createt no end of amusement f | "Sors and no end of ° the witmeases from Mr. Velivnts aA ‘. was optique im that the belk .. “2d testimony was forminhed by (20 Be forte te prove that Mr. :

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SUNDAY MARCH 11, isag. Bt | Be : a . ae . ke ed Lumberman | —— S Dual Life a i —, LER, , ts. Robert Brown.” ; | - When, she chanced to meet “Brown” : et and he was this time identified to }. Connor.” > ; He» eis now Mrs. Harry Roensseler and rtford. Her husband, a businéss aman former. soldiér, is alleged sto Rave ivestigators that he recognized: “Mr. the Shorewood home eas one of: his 8s, who was known as Connor-in the és , 7= | = eaused its death. ~ Mrs., America seen her three sons fall and had been n by a blow’on the head, The testi- xperts is that between 200 and. 300 re fired. i | over in less than a minute and when céased dead and wounded strewed the ound and the floor of the votin’ house. nocratic casualties were three dead and 4. The Republican losses were one dead ounded. : ] were Cleveland Combs and Asbury:s” as of Mrs. America Combs, and Ethan nocrats, and George McIntosh, Repub- luded in the killed were three election, d all but one of the remaining offi-* rounded. . us and polibooks disappeared. There ny that two of the Deputy Coroners m to the stream and shot them full of threw them into the water and con- fire at them, but the Republicans deny I] United in Aiding Wounded men, with from one to nine bullet each, in a township without a doctor, om Jackson, the county seat, presented y wifich challenged foes and friends ® Deputy Coroners who survived am jury did not tarry to hold any inquests. bad gone the survivors, Democrats an¢ | ms, ministered to the wounded. After 3 Was no reason why they should no‘ they not friends and neighbors. an It was all right to shoot each othe? cs, but that was no reason for witti- wuccor after the shooting. OW-gauge track on the far bank of Ine offered the only Hope. The wounded — ed across the shallow stream, 50 feet | piled upon a push car. This was pre hand down the line until one of thy) e engines was found, and it drew th¢ | carzo over the ridge and down to the® t the mouth of Quicksand and from becial engine and car took them:to hos: Lexington. as no election, of course, as far #§ Precinct was concerned. The Democrats _ advantage which the Democratic pre. te of the precinct would have give" — yhittaker was elected to the Senate in t. J. H. Johnson, Republican, pon for ture by 90 votes. Bryce Cundiff, Dem- sted and won the contest. urst, Republican, was elected Circult fhe Democrats say that if the Clay- . nocrats had voted he would not hay¢ ted, but there was no contest. For th¢— nty offices some Democrats and some ; wor. | : ets were held. either by the Deput¥ or the regular Coroner. No burial per” obtained. The four dead men were: Continued on Page 16..° «= | c? ee n> os ‘ ; ot Saat >-# sf d ~ i. ¢ ae 2 . : f Fs - $ ie 5s *s iat “4 ‘ Me a ee Me eS ee 2 : ak “> vee ee Eel See yy. eo 4 , b! ye, Se oo. i € Te we Cc aoe Pa Ay ae i a a ., He admitted that he had called Mr. Nelson a “billy goat.” He that had publicly called hg an old “blatherskite’ and a wind bag. He had gone into further tails concerning these appelations which finally also confessed he even de- aroused the ire of Mr. Nelson found it necessary to go members It was Voliva who out after witnesses. lie of his flock who sought sidered Mr. Nelson sented as a Billy Whiskers brought in 76 that of, being to prove they con full worthy repre- Split in Parent Church the Cause That was the unkindest cut of all. Mr. Nelson stood for the blatherskite it came to being likened to and the might have wind bag, but Billy Whiskers he In fact he butted Mr. for criminal libel! when } dgew a sharp line of resistance Voliva very uncomfortably with a conviction It was bad enough to _be called a billy goat himself, but he gatiou—the members of Church of Zion Voliva had gene a step when he had a cartoon drawn showjng Mr. Nel not stand for his congers the heing would Missionary Mr regard (;race called goats that also too far in son ask a goat preaching from a pulpit to a con gregation of goatees (if that is what call persons who are being made the gvats of you This was Billy Whiskerirg \r. Nelson berond the limit. The memb ors of his congregation had followed him in a split fro of Zion lie heretics bv this action diftferentiv than the was not going to stand goat business that caused hur i} accent thev, of course, became arch The followers of any the children to and worship hie this run ‘ hose Ta) Volis A for more of RED-HOT STUFF WHAT RIGHT HAVE THESE BUZZARDS an BUZZERS TO COME INTO OUR MIDST. AND TRY TO SUPPLANT THE PRINCIPLES OF OUR COMMUNITY LIFE, ano FEED UPON THE CARRION WHICH HAS FALLEN IN OUR MIDST? LET THESE HAWKS TAKE THEIR CARRION. FLY AWAY.AND BUILD A CITY OF THEIR OWN! THEY HAVE NO RIGHT TO INTERFERE OR MEDOLE WITH OUR INSTITUTIONAL LIFE,AND IF THEY WERE HONEST THEY WOULD LEAVE THIS WORK WITH THOSE WHO HELPED TO BUILD IT, AND LET THEM SOLVE THE PROBLEMS UPON THE BASIS of ZIONS FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES. THE PRINCIPLES wuich BROUGHT ZION PEOPLE TOGETHER. JUST TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT THIS ARMY OF EFFEMINATE LEADERS- PARHAM, OLD TOM, LAKE, - WHAT A QUINTETTESHPURITY: — PROFESSOR BENJAMIN G. HESS, AUTHOR ee et FOCKLER, SPEICHER. SJ [ tTHIs Is NOT INDIFF —_ Specimens of the numerous signs set up at prominent points in Zion City to con- vey toxoutsiders, and especially non-comformist residents, an idea of the esteem in which they are held by Voliva and his followers. ahead of him in the street mocking him as they had Elijah in Bible times, saying; “Go thou up, baldhead!”” There were no bears in the woods round about Zion, but there were law courts in neighboring town in the same and Nelson filed his first complaint against Voliva, alleging. criminal libel. The Zionists laughed at this move. They seemed almost to welcome the proceedings. It would afford them the opportunity to lay down such a barrage of insinuations against Nelson he would take to the woods himself and never again venture to open the doors of a rival church Waukegan, a county, in the city of Zion. They marshaled a host of witnesses who sol- emnly told the court.of the numerous unseemly things Nelson had said and done to their knowl- edge. “Billy Whiskers,” epithet, was nothing compared to the evil conduct they at- tributed to the pastor of Grace Church. When they had finished and the jury retired for de- liberation, they smiled with the satisfaction of a job well done. Even Judge Claire Edwards seemed to think there could be but.one answer and that for the overseer of Zion. as an Jury Surprises the Confident Volivaites But the jurors had ideas of their own. They were sworn to decide on the merits of the ease. They seemed to think Nelson had good cause to protest against the piffle and airy persiflage poured out in printer’s ink and sign board paint at the expense of his whiskers. They brought a verdict of guilty. Judge Edwards qwas occasion of her wedding, three years ago. She said that Mr. Nelson had wtshed to convey to ber that her bridegroom was a “nut.” She took the stand with downcast eyes. Voliva looked at her with a slight nod that seemed to say to the spectators: “Just wait until you hear her story and you will find. out what-kind of a person this Nelson is.” Nelson stroked the provoking whiskers with a puzzled though he not sure whether she was with him or the enemy. She was asked what had happened at the wedding that she would consider reprehensible conduct on the part of Mr. Nelson. “Well,” she said, “onthe night we were mar- ried, with all the nice. people of Zion present, he came up and presented us with a nut cracker. ‘ “The horror of having one’s bridegroom la- beled a ‘nut’ even by implication—it was just terrible! “Then for fear, I guess, I wouldn't grasp his idea he followed the nut cracker: with a monkev wrench, advising me to use it to keep my hus- band in his place.” She was followed on the stand by Miss Ger- trude Emanuelson, sister-in-law of Voliva, who declared Nelson pointed to a pair of infant's bloomers in a show window and said they would make a good present for the bride. Mrs. Ellen Lloyd, a nurse, with the and sang-froid of 45, stepped up to the witness stand. Here was a solid, substantial woman. There would be no trifling with her. Nelson looked still more perplexed as he twisted his chin tassel his skinny forefinger ant frown, as was dignity around Here is what you have to do—or do without—to be a citizen in good standing in Voliva’s “clean city for clean people.” shocked out of his magisterial calm. He promptly set the stating with vehemence that Nelson tened: to So the Volivaites went their way, though with in their ointment. But Nelson was there to see.the thing through. He consulted with his familv and friends and decided to call for a trial. Voliva was again summoned to court in Waukegan. He e of the judge in Waukegan as the laiter had at a former him in other « proceedings. a change of venue to Judge Hop- County (Chicago) Zion Chiacgo, but in an verdict aside, was the worst liar he ever had bis- a fly hew other ho “ei was not time opposed pure He obtained kins’ City Court in Cook is only 13 miles from other county For three weeks the sketch Chicago the It was the continued in old Criminal Court room in during murder tri popular court the entire period rast The hangers-on at als and scandals deserted their old haunts in the grim old build- ttimony offered against the Zion, as richly hear the te Whiskers of Mr. Nelson. They enjoved comfiture of the blushing Zion were obliged to recite from the elevation of the ing to “Billy Rey they called the the dis- ladies of who witness chair some of the near-smutty jokes and which they had heard lips of Mr wished to Nelson was of such a rude char. they They phrases declared from the imply that Mr. acter the withering atiacks made by Voliva could not possibly have rendered much harm to him. Nelson _ ! | Women Followers of Voliva Testify Among the first to be called was Mrs. Lucile Sparrow, who had suffered great anguish and distress becauee of Mr. Nelson's conduct on the tapped the chair in front of him with a nervous boot. Voliva darted a foxlike glance at Nelson and then fixed his eyes on the witness. Says Preacher Called Her “Honey” blush?” / representing “Did anything occur to make you asked Attorney Henry A. Berger, She aiready had stated that she had Mre. the birth | Mr. Voliva. to attend Nelson at 191¥ been called of a child in sir.’ renlied Mra. lAoyva quickly almost “He addressed me as ‘Hones ven the corners of Mr “Yes, eagerly. ' once.” This was too awftl Nelson's lips curled into a smile and 4 chuckle sounding suggestive [o Voliva rippled Uj) from his hairy throat Mrs. Liovd looked surprised and pained that | mirth in the courtroom over something was and looking at there should be ans this. She looked at the overseer ile hiting his lips wrong. Was the floor. ashe resumed, “] was hathing the baby,’ the Rev. Mr. Nelson get away from here: came and said, I'll do that my “when ‘lioney, self.’ ” Accotding to Arthur Schmalfuss of Zion, Ne! soh played Adonis with his angular figure at the bathing beach at Crooked Lake “There was passageway the said Schmalfuss., Adam onliv a bet ween men's and women’s lockers, “and there stood Pastor Nelson posing as in the passageway.” Papa Schmal!lfuss stand and reported the events of a Zion party. “Mir Neleon said.” Schmalfues Sr. Here. Mré. Schmalfuss, you're pretty thin, you take the upholstered chair; and here, you, Mrs. follewed Arthur on the quoth THAT WRETCHED LOOKING ACBOSS THE STREET(LOOK A BY A LITTLE BUNCH OF THEY HAVE PIMPLES WHERE TH ACROSS THE STREET, MUTILATED THE, A TOWN RULED BY | CONTINUE TO RAGE D THEY VAINLY IMAGINE THAT THEY GOD.AND ALL OF THE ZION PEOPLE ARE LAUGHING AT THEM ° SOME OF THEIR SAME BUNCH BROKE OPEN THE ATTEMPTED TO STEAL THE ELECTION ano WERE BY A MANDAMUS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS. | MOST OF THEIR STATEMENTS ARE ABSOLUTE LIES! THEIR INVITATION IS A SUFFICIENT | WARNING TO ALL PERSONS (EXCEPT THE LOYAL ZION PEOPLE) TO KEEP AWAY FROM. THIS CITY, AS A PLACE OF BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE ! PRIVATE HOME OF LOVAL ZION PEOPLE .AND OUTSIDERS, WHO HAD ANY SENSE WOULD NOT LIVE IN A BARBAROUS TOWN- A TOWN YEARS BEHIND THE TIMES OLIVA- A TOWN WHERE A RED-HOT WAR (IS RAGING. AND WILL AND NIGHT UNTIL ZION PEOPLE WIN A FINAL’ COMPLETE VICTORY. | IN CONCLUSION— PAY NO ATTENTION TO THIS BUNCH * TRAITORS, THEY ARE | EXACTLY LIKE THEIR OLD BOARD-BADLY CRACKED. wo VOLIVA, PROPHET VOLIVA DRAWS 6 MONTHS’ JAIL SENTENCE FOR MOCKING INTERLOPER AS “BILLY GOAT? | | CAN DESTROY ZION . VAULT im THe BRICK BUILDING ELECTION TALLY- SHEETS, KICKED OUT INTO THE STREET. IS CITY 15 THE ———— WILBUR GLENN (Himself) VOLIVA, the prophet of Zion City, who expresses himself as freely from the pulpit as he does through his sign boards. He appears here in his ministerial robes as head of the Christian Catholic Apostolic Church of Zion. ™ NA ON\ _gN® &. ‘° - farrett, you've got upholstering you take this plafm chair.’” Visitors from Zion came early to get the best seats on the final day of the trial In fact, it seemed quite a Shiloh congregation. (The Vo- livaites call their Zion City temple Shiloh Taber- When the bailiff began to yodel. “Hear the spectators seemed enough; nacle.) Hear ve'” some of of the white robed choir ye! half to expect a of Zion come marching out of the Judge's cham- view bers. Voliva sat at his table surrounded by lawvers All of the testimony had been ren- But he was uneasy. There seemed to be an spirit present guiding the fates against him. His former assurance was waning. If Dowie could only have been present to work a miracle and men's mirids—-ay, the over- seer drummed his fingers on the table; perhaps his superhuman spirit was indeed present. The jury already had been out a full hour. He must have been thinking of those final days of con- flict befween the first prophet and himself. The the new tasks of and elders. dered. unseen Sway proyed a heavy one for prophet’s with all the old clearing debts, keeping tobacco fiends and boot leggers out of Zion and carrying on the billboard mantle had shoulders battles Voliva Overwhelmed by the Verdict SD The compared notes, sifted over all the evidence. Was it not ertminalliv vicious to por. trav a minister as a Billy Whiskers, making him the butt of the small bor’s fekes” It took a full irs fhem to arrive at a unanimous filed back into the courtroom two hours for decision They faces and read the verdict even BAS He slouched into his chair with drooping head and words | their liva peered into hefore it announced waited for the “Have you arrived at a verdict” asked the clern “We replied Anticipating as dict being uttered into words made the overseer wince as though struck a hard slap in the face. his and de was taken and each Then he demanded a Monday waa set for find the defendant guilty, as charged,” the foreman. he had seemed tc do, the ver- attorney Berger leaped to {eet manded a poll The poll man stood by his decision new trial. March 10--next a hearing of the plea. Nelson stalked over to the jury inte iittala hands, « ¢; - » “The verdict is a splendid victory against the most gigantic fraud this side of hell,” he said. ‘"t Is a victory of Americanism over fanaticiam of the worst order.” “The old liar and scoundrel,” sniffed Mr. Vo- liva, “and to see the jury shaking hands with him! Such a spectacle! The old reprobate! Bah!” “Raa! Baa!” or was it “Ha! Ha'” that came echoing down the grimy old corridor as Nelson left the courtroom? How Voliva Usually Fights Rivals Since Voliva.gucceeded John Alexander Dowte as overseer of Ziom upon the latter's death in March, 1907, a rule of coercion and repression has marked the conduct of civic and personal af- fairs in the town. News reports of measures taken by him to enforce his blue laws, reguiations affecting the conduct of visitors as well is rest- dents, indicate that his verbal abuse of Nelson was characteristic of his methods. In fact, abuse fe sald to conatitute his chief stock in trade and to make up a considerable part of his sermons, which usually are designed us an attack on some person, practice or ineti- tution, and the numerous sign boards which mark all approaches to the city—for Zion ite a city of ‘Verboten” signe—shriek abuse at the outsider who shall presume to coduct himself tn disre- gard of Zion's principles. Eapectaliy does the tobacco ueer come tn for a tongue lashing at the hande of Volita. From his pulpit tn Zion Tabernacle he shouts: “| say to these outsiders who come fn here, anyone who will come into this city and use te bacco ts a dirty, low-down dog. bacco paer sitting here today, I tell you that you are a dirty, stinking skunk, and & you had the decency of a filthy dog you would not disgrace yourself by smoking tobacco in a religions com- munity.” The sign boards votce his aversion not enly te - smnokers but also to eaters of pork, to doctors, druggists, drinkers of strong liquor and persons who worship contrary to bis creed. One of such signs, erected at a prominent point in the efty and opposite the church of which Nelson te pas- tor, a worded as follows" “A Perfectiy Plain Notice. This city was estah- lished by Zion people for Zion people only. It. ts the exclusive headquartera of the Cities aie titan one Teas If there ts a to--

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wr ‘a8 " STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ’ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combine : i ) A ae ol “te | STORY OF THE FIGHT STORY OF THE FIGHT | graven with hardship and sorrow but | by Rylané Musick, special counsel | Combs seid to George Allen: ‘Tou | he wes — 7-2 a — AUCTION eee] Ki lisC i | 4 ~ pretense be facing unkind fate bravely, told sim-— ‘for the prosecution, she said: | come out of there’ Asbury Combs,|”~ Cenmtinued on Next | order ef the Trustee 4; at pablic | HOUSE ON TROUBLESC Chronic ecatarrh, Se By fer Be2 AT CLAYHOLE VOTIN’ piy put dramatically of the killing) “I was standing Detwixt the wire |' | 1928, at 11 y ties a mn at SPeEDE ar. ate of the ati “RES 19 COM- | C BOUSE ON TROUBLESOME of ber two sons. Gently questioned | and the ve Sa + PANY, masvfacttrere of the famous SWA rt ag follows: , ; ch 7 _—" Inventery value over $300 consisting in pe ‘ete. Swarts Generators, | @nd eases of bronchial “. ] Ceptinaeé From Freeeding Page. tin’ house door. . Ea. - eugtien all ef the p te the Cee righting Systems and Generators. ; | Swarts and Pieneer Standard Unit Plants comp” ‘ a on ere. } peesnes, etal, Wire, Oilera Armetures, Switches, 9° ye | hh le smering ings of me George Mciniosh snot geeenes Fon ase ovrten N CREDIT a a ee i oe. oO | Gevernor Parts, Shep Tools, ete. 50 Heads = ae Grinders. Drill Grinders. Punch kills the germ. nay . ury 2 cast an } ' = t Millis, Uni wr sses. a) bead and © : uick cs a, —% oc a ee ob nea, Winding Machines, arbor Pre ne mag ’ felt, and as as he cou tn pine boxes and inter ed w tt ° : $ J pped with com- ms : - a a. 3 ; : at eeremony in the bleak burying arr Pay ™ 1 00 a Week Chicago Bond House having direct connection with | fine standard tosis. 35 Motors from 1-6 ihe 15 horsepower, equ! Jt costs absolutely nothing eo lgm™ George McIntoshs gun cra AT MA il, 1928. Se . aaa dda on | —_- 4 interest in the good will | Ag: we 1 a agin and Cleveland Combs fell. greamé and the four wicows ¥ é . . We will also offer for eale the Trustes’s right tte #n tad a mu a * . b take 4 , «4 eieicin’ ieeeendl - P / e i . ent postp it dese | | ury was taken sround tne hor thely flocks of ite a. sagt * #3 London Stock Exchange desires ss obtain the oe he “re win 2 Sen are ont e the Real Estate of the compen’. : . see : : he re Asbury Combe left six, from Paid te Children —_" business with a view to acquiring an interest in the Positively no checks accepted unless cori@e@ 14 2 4, o mona Holders I found Asbury on the hack side z menths | F 18 veare Ethan Aller, or . f . inom. ¢ pentenstt al . = ee loft eight, from 8 months to 16 years DR. GEO. A, BAUER, 3d Flo company. Box B-25, Post-Dispatch. SAMUEL L. WINTERNITZ and COMPANY, AUCTIONEERS vex Che: co, 21d ome ~~ Siete Sn tor Se Treated as “Smal! Affair’ at Firse 604 Olive St. ‘Over Boyd's Cle “o.) Take Elevator et. — ee ee | % «3 ; A ‘ of ace in , The Gret term of Ue Brest! \" | geese a = | Teach of Romance in Case. r the elestion °° , — aud Ianérum livres en Sates eset poser’ r ahaa ary ac aot coum which ts not in Clarhole tlem beimg taken in reanrect to the . cinet. Bat before the killings Clayhole incident An impreasio: ee GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS re | Clarhole Shade Combs, back f arose that if was ‘o be treated as * ldi D Bed - , eight years In the army, rote « small affair among friends, wii! teel Fo in ad- za up Lest Creek and it was the t which the Commonwealth was : : A Handsomely Decorated . . All- 5 § : = : of the firesides that Sade ac : PS) Peal ee: Will convert into — Maudie were goin’ ervun! togeti disposed to meddle. it is now Salo mM! 1 Haff | | | vos | that the reagon ‘er the delay was i a . Breaktast Set - | 4i full-size Bed with = a > .o a , | = ches soc amy. waet tha +, ; @#eTO : = It | , . ; = : = | a ee were) | — hi These new Breakfast Sets are handsomely | | | one operation; has — . overed from thei: é | : % = : was going to seffle ‘4 -wn ali mon UA enameled and decorated in gray and blue, | = J paneled can ¢@ 7 t+ , : — ae peals gave him and the other Der During the absence of the Com-| =—F —- —See ece Ee cence . true worth. The designers and builders of this fine Bedroom Furni- ® = Se es | ee - : {iy 3 ; a crats @ new trial end he journe monwealth Attorney and the etter: jell | ae, Be GR sf Sait Fs : = ture are masters in their line and these Suites are without question ] eB , &£ mate t : mS back to Breathitt from the pri nays Sha Demecrats an se U Ri a id YB eats AD, Perea | 13 25 te the greatest values that ‘have ever been offered in Bedroom Furniture [9 y Bi a. | + 3 a hut she told him to wait until he aa te four Se see they nee it. | a eam 7 = oe ieee URE | | | | &= in St. Louis for many months. : mg Te I | | eet & ro that the me ho mo cml saee without the advice ef their coungel, : Z | _— ee ie La= j : ‘ee _— > 1 ] t ge .._ 5 oe = my eyo : : | ) . | — Sl CUO | | . MV, - — oarred by the — ty of sepa and it wae presented tp Judge Hurst. i —— ~~ ‘ Speer \ | : e —— +s sade The Clayhole disturbanoe waa repre- rh wks | - =i 2 nll i : ; eS . | SR . mo | ae | ci Four of the 13 eantets of Cla sented as @ littie misunderstanding _ td & 2. ; wai i = hee —— | f , ) =: : : , 1] ef 16. : hole victims who have been sent among friends. who were heartily T eel —— i A Le Zz _~- Tt. ; ne oo m | ge : @a | , ‘oe 4 Ata 7 | : — | 4 the orphan home of the Junior € sorry for their impetuous conduct | : 2. . der ef United American Mechan and if the Judge would minty drop at . sm O.. and who saw their ne cata oe tease ; ( | ge a) L -oha ’ | s killed at Clayhole. were broug ter i . : | , ; oe] : = a. oa i back to tell their stories. and behave themselves, or sometnin P . =: a | | i a : « coma gene ertece Aree nou 1 Here Js an Exquisite Two-Tone Suite Handsomely = ™ Ait 6D This Two-Tone Genuine Walnut Suite With All the er Kot ne en ber of citizens .cined in the petition. . ” ™ m - i’ : f es from ti val test.mony about ary Z oe ag + ent a [ G [ 2 - : 7 | ‘ F | E al B — fl . . — ad fused to sanctior the arrangement. ] ashioned ] rom enuine Walnut ; > = 7 Latest eat es is an xception ay ie number of “shots” that were fi ta h oe ted my pistol” = “a: f ‘a= s : You will readily see the handiwork of the master craftsman in this beautiful > l how “I presen The finest workmanship eee egw ~~ used in the building of this orna- § =» i : Se Soincciee Seemed beg od dresser, 46-inch vanity with triple mirror, a chifferette a ad this ene ené that ene. and what r -ton ive the pr t - > sieaal =. , = = a , est ees: al practical ogee eee ao aoe) Camara chet no secon = = i, with three big interior drawers, and the bed as illustrated. All the piece | lowed : Ktate leveled eriticismn at Judge Treile rom severity an every eature 1s tne very rinest, ur l af aii —4 +h : have attractively turned legs. be: [ presented mv pistol a . ; : _ drawer interior and dustproof construction throughout—«¢8-inch dresser wit — — Barnett.” he testified. “Ed De Hurst for refusing @ chaege ef venue il aS onl a a | | high, wide mirror, full-length 48-inch vanity, we esigned chifforobe and was firing tate Asbury Combet When the matter’eo so change vas . ° ° - $ : a : , egsin premed be gran ed it an! th the pew bow-end bed. A Graceful Chamber Suite in American Walnut 4 Areon SQ Convenient ne | presctied mip SRE ee ie Se cases were sent to thia, Bord. Coun-. ay? ;' : wp iat oh (gpa a $ C HIS Suite*consists of bow-end bed, vanity with triple mir- $275 Value of the 4 Pieces onvenient left his pistol. He turned in cire oT he Credit Terms Ps, ; erack of my pistel Ed Davis State. It iw denied. however. that - laro 7-3 — ‘Se % the fact thai this is a Republican $325 Value redit Terms ror, large dresser and chifforobe—perfectly made and c . ‘ke he had been hit, but he County Bad a:vthing to de with the firing at me and I kept firing et A PPLE | AE aa te aero SA, sine: OR) ike ~—Sorie: rs ap oe yer + te eo Pn J aa pth tee pte Retreat ee . ve ein saamie me ehieng « ne “~ ~ 7 sit 1 OPM tol re 4 Mer ripe. ne Di bbe. rs ie stay © gy oe oi eek ee TS. ey wel ey : i. oy a ne Ho eae ~ hear’ % ote The cases were ceortinued te the nar term of court before court met @g2in the Dentocrat'« press of the so op Set id beautifully finished—sale price, choice of EL. Be x 5 aes a Fr “ “y oe ok 3 F Hh Tye, Pht ahs te Fas i or Re i Mae ae a ith ee go a, > Foi I, if t 4 g &§ t . : : 3 i i : = > ° > bad fell over the bank. Will DT presented hie pistel on me with * because of the difficulty and cost of “32 _~ e \ = .¢ coming here for trial. B+ lS + =e. S SS | 3 Reduced he'd it there shooting at him uf As the cases were entered on the 2 : = y Will Davis’ pistol stopped fring « The Democrats came here last June “At the game time Chester PD expecting to be witnesses against the was shooting at me I presented r Republican. after cansu!t: ng with — :. ; he = ! ’ — ’ ‘a I was empty and had to leave | the witnesses. elected to go to trial By , ! ~~ ] t . | | . : + a +8 4 ae — =! idioms , ;- = = a “4 : » 1 - = «1 -? , ‘ : SOPH Let 2 GP, oe Combs, her face deeply TT Ae ERTISEMENT | —-_* j eet : _ ed ean Be 7/ Italian Oak Dining Suite—Renaissance Design ' - ’ 3) ae y ' | 4 : This is one of the handsomest Dining Suites in our entire stock. The fue= Lift Off with Fi Ter An Excellent Value ™ Bed Davenport Suite | * = | Renaissance style is carried out in fine quarter-sawed oak with a rich f 4 | = BIG, full-size bed davenport with extra large chair and rocker; . al! | he fall ; i} Includes 66-inch buffet, oblong extension table, 45x60 inches, with mitered 4 fine quality velour upholstering: two-tone walnut panels in is == q 4 q ‘ corners as shown, five attractive chairs and armchair upholstered in figured backs; full came umder arms: loose spring cushion and two beau- . e | ch | 4 tapestry. (Serving table and china closet sold separately.) © 3 tiful sunburst cushions included . ,e | : me : : : - th 8 Pi $ 0 Convenient j MA TASTELESS 3 Pieces "195 Convenient | This Enamel-Lined Refrisebates | — a * $275 Value 1 ‘cme ———=_ Credit Terms $300 Valae Credit Terms Has on « — ne Just Like Drinking Lemonade Now | se gerne “Gnish. :§ 0) , nickel-plated lock and Featare Gas Range Offering of the Week— hinges: priced at ) iz, Blae Enameled Ro yal Charter Oak There isn’t a2 —— Rot usew fe -m™ S | Louis wro doesn t % know the quality -of Charter Oak i} comstruction. Here is a genuine Royal . y 3 ‘ ‘Charter Oal b- ig i = Seam » | * , ail the splendid piysic-oction on t Charter Oak saat t 29.75 Seamless Heavy Brusseis— a ‘ ~ 75 . - “an'ly that corm stops, ee gg Sean ef 2 dose of epsom sets bi Perfect Rakers \) week, Plenty patterns for. choice : $18.75 Plays § 5() $6.00 8 Pieces, of Convenient = | shortiv wee witt it aright aft — te the awful taste and nauses. A and others $69 15 $14 Congoleum Room-Size Rugs: $9 95 Au iain a | $295 Value ne Credit Terms | pom. y: i, e : od < . Bu, .. Onick Meal Specially priced fect; large assortment of cesigns 7 i on a & package of ** Epson. Convenient Credit Terms no borders Records Month " * the wonderful discovery wt Sit bre Convenient Credit Terms China Closet, $49.75 | Serving Table, $29.76 | , | | +e

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ADVERTISEMENT. a illsCatarrh Chronto catarrh, fio matter how ané cases of bronchial asihma now instantly to the e@muzing dimcovery French scien ist. This drugiess ills the germ. ead and lungs ers cleared like Sufferers are relievel in a single +e WZ Ve “ ye - " r, an = es - ot - Method : In three minutes y jt costs absolutely nothing te prove this in your own horns9. and this ¥ onderful aent postpaid If himply sen Grrsuicide wit de ita | a . Dont pay ot watisfiod, just ing: : package and remainder nothing. ~ fureiy reu should genA name te BO.000 others heave done, and “ay. lef a= v A postear4 wi) , » your, entire satisfaction, yOu Owe ' = me $. rt» 4 olding- Da-Bed - — Re , = Suite With All the eptional Buy - r craftsman in this beautiful ith triple mirror, a chifforette -illustrated. All the pieces 50 Convenient Credit Terms n Anne Suite ces in the new dull wax walnut and one armchair with genuine t (ching closet sold separately). j 15 Convenient f ’ Credit Terms Renaissance Design ites in our entire stock. The tfue rter-sawed oak with a rich finish. table, 45x60 inches, with mitered nd armchair upholstered in figured t sold separately.) © if « me 0 Convenient oe Credit Terms - ing Suite—Special Msists of 8 pieces in two-tone 45x6o-inch extension table, § Spanish leather seats. Now of 5 Convenient Ty ©6 Credit Terms Serving Table, $29.75 213 Laver Bigg’ 7) ae — ver eo STORY OF THE FIGHT | AT CLAYHOLE VOTIN’ | HOUSE ON TROUBLESOME | Centinued From Preceding Page. of me. 101 George McIntosh wsnrot As- bury Combs in the breast and& he’ fell, and as quick as he counid! George MclIntosh's gun cracked) agin and Cleveland Comhs fell. Ags- bury was taken around the house | and they followed him ard shot him | jn the back. When the shootin’ was! kinda ceased I went inside ile votin’ | house and found Cleveland jJead in| there, lyin’ on the floor. And then! I found Asbury on the hack side of | the house, kinda on the hillside, just | outside of the wire, dead.”’ A Touch of Romance in Case. Maud Jandrum iives en Lost | Creek, which is not in Clavhole pre- | cinct, but before tha killings at | Clayhole Shade Combs, back from | eight years in the artnv, rote often, up Lost Creek and it was the taik | of the firesides that Sade and! Maudie were goin’ around together | and it looked very much like Shade! wds tired of seeing the world] and’ was going to seftle aown with | Maudie by his side. SUNDAY MARCH 11, 19232. | | And Maudie, gimits ,with a real blush, that they) head an understandin’ ard i! thet! thing hadn't hpppenel et the votin ‘| house they probably would, have| been married long before this. So that was why Maud Landrum '! had an interest in the Clavhole case! and, when men came to her father's} little store on the bank of Lost! Creek, she listened to their talk and/| picked up this and that which con-| tradicted aome of the statements | made on the witness stand. She tes-' tified, so that substantial justice might be done, but most*‘of all that Shade might come clear and that they rm@ght be married. He wanted to marry her last Christmas, when the Court of Ap- peals gave him and the other Demo-. crates a new trial and he journeved back to Breathitt from the prison, but she told him to wait until he is cleared, as she is sure he will be, so that their honeymoon need not be | marred by the possibility of separa- tion. | Four of the 18 children of Clay-. hole victims who have been sent to the orphan home of the Junior Or- dey ef United American Mechanics | at Tiffin, O., and who saw their par- ents killed at Clayhole, were brought) back to tell their stories. “We Kept Firing at Each Other.” Shade Combs, by way of variation | from the usual testimony about the number of ‘‘shots” that were fired, | told how “I presented mv pistol’ on this one and that one, and what fol-; lowed. | “IT presented my pistol on Will} Barnett,”” he testified. “Ed WDavis' was firing into Asbury Combs hack. | I preserited my pistol on Ed Davis. | We fired at the same time. Af the’ erack of my pistol Ed Davis’ hand! left his pistol. He turned in circles | like he had been hit, but he kent firing at me and I kept firing at Ed| Davis unt!] he fell over the bank. | ‘T turned from where Fd Davis had fell over the bank. Will Davis presented his pistol on me with both hands, and I threw my right side to him and threw my pistol on him and held it there shooting at him unt)! Will Davis’ pisto!] stopped firing und he leaned toward me and it was evi- | dent to me that I had hit him. “At the game time Chester Davis) was shooting at me. I presented my pistol on Chester Davis and went to firing and it- wouldn't fire. I knew I was empty and had to leave there.) As I turned I was hit 4n the rigjt arm. I was hit fHe times in all. I up an embankment and falid cown and looked myself over to see whether I was killed.” Ed Davis came up the road. They had just been shooting at each ether. but now it was Ed Davis, neighbor and frien@. who asked: Are vou kilt, Shade’?’’ And Shace that he thought he was Just .6 ehow that hard reslings Ed Shade to reload Fa’s pistol, but Shade was wounded in the arm and couldn't All He Fired at Wounded. croes-examination Shade was raked if it was not a fact that all the men he fired. at were wounded. wen t “swered wasnt sure. there were no Peked Nn fentinucd on Nest age. | Corns Lift Off with Fingers | \ / Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a lite “‘Freerone’’ on an aching corm, In- | ‘antiv that corn stops hurting. then shortly vou lift it right off with Gin- | gers. Truly! | Your druggist selia * tiny bottle of | ‘'Preerone’’ for a few cents, sufficient | to remove every hard corn, soft corn, | com between the toes, and the cal-” tt, without soreness or irritation. ~ eer) The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! 27. Goldman Bros. Invite You to the ao 4 . “iu . * “ Ont Se : ota ; : + Le ee A Clean Record If a neighbor lived in your community for 32 yearS and your friends aud relatives had almcst daily deaiings with him wonld you not believe that your neighbor - must be a pretty honest and truthful sort of a fellow. Many firms have come and gone in 32 years. Goldman Bros have 0£4n in one location on Olive St. in your communicy fer 32 years, and have had dceaiings with most of bog friends and neighbors. The arrow points to the smal! build- ng at 1102 Olive St. where we started in business. and the other enormous buildings is the way we have grown. Truthful adver- tising, ¢asy terms, and the friendship of our customers is the basis on which our growth has been accomplished. Speaks tor Itselt 5 Grand Opening of ‘Their New Annex! — _— to thank our many faithful customers who have assisted us in the building up of ou big business. In apprecia- ion for their past patronage we inaugurate tomorrow our GRAND OPENING SALE to celebrate the opening of our new amney. Every article in our store has been re-marked at great sacrifices for this event, and you can save fully from 25° to 40°> on your purchase. Our customary easy terms of $1 DOWN BUYS an, | ARTICLE,” and “WE GIVE A BEAUTIFUL BLUE BIRD INNER SET FREE,” makes this an extraordinary event. We cordially invite you, wheth- er you buy or not, to come and help us $1 Down Buys This Extra “¢ a. A new invention—so easy ¢o open that a child can operate it. A beautiful couch by day and a bed by night. A pad can be purchased separately if desired. We have $ 75 a large selection of beautiful eo 4 See our Day-Beds as low — 7 # Jia pads. as $125 3-Piece Bed Davenette Suite on Special Sale $1 Down Buys a | **“ I Sanitary Refrigerator Prices on Refrigerators went up Jan- uary 1. Foreseeing this we purchased our Refrigerators in December and are offering them to you at the old prices. If you need a Refrigerator you can save fully 25% by —— now. See our Special Leader—worth ar Blue Bird Dinner Set Free $3 PER MONTH BUYS IT '’ Save money! Save space! Have a beautiful Library during the day and a com- 1102-1108 Special Lino Sale We quote a special price on this heavy Pro-Lino. Special price, yard, for this sale Whole Rooms Covered on Terms to Suit anery trunk lid aod beautiful OLI V E See it on special sale—$: DOWN..... i - Ss ae Pere § oe ETHOS ys PAC A line. fortable Becroom at night—all for the price of what it costs to furnish one room. Take this beautiful Three-Piece Bed Davenette Suite, for instante. Could yeu select anything more beautiful or useful for your home? Why not have one in your home when you can buy such a value on such easy terms? $1 Down Buys This Large Period Cedar Chest If you live eut of St. Louis, PAY US A VISIT. We sell for cash or om easy pay- ments. WE PAY TH FREIGHT TO YOUR TOWN. large square See our per C eee ee ae, cole eee or either twice or ec ask we had this wonderful quantities ‘a § of th but especially for us in abled to offer it to you at price and on easy terms. Made the finest Tennessee red cedar, wi e s ae =~ - 7 rer, -. rs ay y ee ae ee he Sie ipas a, Baers at ” i - ¥ Oe os eS bine bot Pte

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re on et Oe Te Ree a Mn a ee 2 eee er Fi NRRL meine ta Ri PE Si Me AER SLT We Shew « Com- plete Line we - ANS Siar tn TR AB A AE Nag SSS AY ean RE SABRI SCPC NE MAGNE SS iA gee sand a San- it te absolute!’ guarenteed te give satisfaction. | bs Easy Payment Terms Arranged on Any Purchase a | Bueliner’s = N. W. Corner Washington Av. at Ninth St. a Et pera Fh, fam seh = ag: a ie Ah Diy he r Nhe te Aare ine SP RR Same Dem gees with the various ployed in the manufac Not Much Fun for kinds of leather and relat: Jury With Preacher ucts 0 AN OLD RECIPE 10 DARKEN HAIR Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns Gray, Faded Hair Dark and processes em- ture of all A nrndc.- i Pp! , on the nim @t movies . Py | wk Wa! qd (,; loser 7, - re - . - with Ss nreacher Saic > _ a —— This Kaha * ae ey ” ¥ ow Victor Victrola And 16 Selections % Of Your Own Choice of 10-Inch D. D. B. L. Victor Records nue All [09 | - ¢ - a Pine tern *. , ae, Sy Mt dim t.2b a = et 2 sak ~ 2 ts I eee ee ) . : > y NS | = > ) ‘oe - Ee a SH sh * . stopped to wag their heads ard dire @é ings among fr coors and kinsfolk peace ’on Troublesor t the trouble that started at Cis hole votin’ house apread fa from Troublesome and who is torn with ecenten- T ore ¢ ‘ —_— ' nd neig? = There is has the mmonwealth _ > ¢ ~ NEW BOOKS FOR THE WEEK AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY inv of these hooks w > =e el post to card-holders« . ‘ f postage APPROACH MENT. t see*a? ul = ’ YELN AN PERSONAL Srenhenson The throw rew most cisputed deve onmen’ TALIDITY OF AMERIC er \Miathews Myered at Wee eva: which Dean Mat at an undgerstanding of : structive - by Sha ews ’ ‘Jena . 4 ” indispensable to an inte! zenship “HEMISTRY OF TODAY bl at. #xD a ne ‘hh PRACTICAT Roge “9 ern practic hase? ___ ADVERTISEMENT emoves “Lump’’ From Stomach fea - rer as ‘** you bed a tump ‘nm the , . 7 or stomeeh. causing a Yurn'ng seccat'cn. sour taste, heart palpitation shertness of Dreat®. Bicating er ether a engreea>ie eTects* These are some ef ‘Ae most common sympteme of excess! ve gue reeaiting Many a ba. that frem e@ nerveus stomach. fee's \Ke on, while others claim [ke @ reck. Of people say *hie “ume” of meoiten Ss « mere 't i9@8 t @ iemp eat ea. Bb GMciation eof gas in ‘Mg aga'net ‘*"e heart or ether erganes Py taking Bealtwann's Gas Tabiers >e fore an@ aMer meas Yeu car preter ‘stress from gs@eanr4 »s'* “arrec! og ‘end course :? mere 7 an a tle Ste@mact preee- nerves on respers > @ for the tred de. Yeu'l fd Beawarn's Gag Tab'ete om ef.0@ et « ead'cta drugg'ste one felar. Leck fer the relem pactege J. Bealmara, Chemist. San Frescieca Price ————— Months ago we purchased an immense stock of These Refrigerators. are all substantially con a along the latest scientific pri les and consume Refrigerators, before the present advance in prices, and now at the very beginning of the season, with top prices the general rule, we are inaugurating a Refrigerator event that will be eagerly welcomed by everyone! , —_—_— —_— _—_—— = ACTUAL $30.00 Refrigerator J" 4°e test Pu ted ACTUAL $26.7 Refrigerator $1980 Refrigerator at Splenadidls three- door sikte- rer Retrizgerator An excellent having large tice compartment an unnsually low price structed in golden oak and handsomet!ly finished 4 «we - ish. LAN and large food compartments, golden «oak finish. — ——_»-> : THIS $225 REAL WALNUT EIGHT-PIECE Dining-Room Suite 17 We hare had many faroradic cemmente en this goeerecus I¥uing-Reem “Suite and hare been selling quite a few of thera. { orn prtess baflet. oblong extension table, five «a > ed ral ' be $e, £ ral-+ac ‘faire and - me armechalr THE CHINA CLOSET ILLTSTRATEO Is PRICED EXTRA AT $48 Ba This $110 Davenette Suite 68 Seldom. indeed. are you effered suck 2 handseme macsive Devenmette Suite for onl) $84.00. Thix “alte comprises = davee- ette. armchair, arm recker—sabstentieliy censtructed sad eee eg es ee ee ee eee $60 Seamless Porcelain-Lined Refrigerator ~clemifically emall ice in handsome coiden oak ftn- rae q —F ——— little ice. By buying your now you can . effect SAVINGS OF '. AND MORE! Remember, as: weather approaches, there will a De anc ~. ACTUAL ebm: Refrigerator $9 785 Three-deer side-ieer Eefrigerater. mucite of well-seascetied weed: comes in coldem oak finikkh. Exuceptiona! talue' constructed : comes. Refrigerator cre] me; ; ideal fer a small SEAMLESS PORCE- LINED. *48 chamber: ceoitden eak This $45 Massive Golden Oak Chifforobe $3 4-80 x Sa This Chitrorobe ‘+ stardity == THIS $300 ALL LOOSE-CUSHION, POLYCHROME structed and hus swinging be* Overstuffed Suite Suite consiete of leese-cushicen dateupert. teoee-cashier arm. chaér and leeee-cushi>bna arm cocker. ‘4/)-Warshal! «orff&e oeat censtrectien. Artistic peiyschreme moldings creatiy beaatify eled mirror. large ciothes bana- ing ewmoartment. several handy each piece. EKich!is vwphetetered ian cheice covertngs of reloers. draners. Priced very special! SPECIAL! $150 Blue Combination Range $98 THIS $250 “VANITY DRESSER” BEDROOM SUITE —ONLY- | © | — . , , zy i elie de a ee ee i Thie «ereceecs Bed- reom Saite ts cen- structed ef REAL WALNUT. bandsome- eh if f @ vette. : decutetiveas each piece wage rn 4 oe — ; SP a : m . ns 5.E, CORATH.E FRANKL * eS > a a - FF Be TS ; Oe oe = — ™ 4 Diamond Ring perfert «a Diameoe4d

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£ oo? > > SUNDAY M. 4% 2 . Th i y i j 4 - i 4 “ «& , 4 nod ARCH 1°. 1923 aa e 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' 19° {| Film Shows Paper Making. representatives of a Bo SAC Bae ic - oston paper SACRED ZION CITY serves to prevent indiscreet mari-|livion. The Lord, it seems, had to A moving picture film showing the| company at a funchegn meeting of Cc ‘invoke some drastic measure for the In the Ext ' | ners, venturing out upon che fool- —SSSSS=S=~ rrocess of manufacturing paper,| the Women's Advertising Club in the. ALL TANGLED UP IN ‘ish theory that they can sail around!” (Continued on Next Page) = O j T 7 a | TO PREVENT PAIN ‘from cutting down the tree to the }Paniel Boone room of Hotel Statlér’ ’"S WHISKERS a alli i e : 5 ) a globe, from falling off into ob- ~ : raction of Teeth. - finishe® product, will. be shown by tomorrgw. ‘ | HERETIC 5 | ADVERTISEMENT CAN BE CURED CONDUCTIVE ANESTHESIA Continued From Pase 15- cena - -~- - - . _ eZ # _ - ec m wo “eg — (Nerve Blecking) 4s — tone aioe | is a Prescription for Colds, | FREE CONSULTATION | ; : ch. Eczema, Enlar ; a | Christian, would break into a church - wrday fame Pte ot, | Fever and LaGrippe. It’s the 3129 $. Broadway | » e _— —r “ ‘ings, or to establish a counter org 171- | $1000 Cesn sevet con clear your s adeve biemshen | . * | E.S. GIVENS, 206 Chemical Bidz., Kan 4 or ( rRADE MARK ) ‘ization. Those who do are nothing sasCitymMe. | preventing Pneumonia. /more nor less than religious bunis, to rite today for my kiet “A OES DENTISTRY WEL Receive Paretel [settlement and attempt to hold mect-) FIREE cutsrtoxe bene aMicts /most speedy remedy we know, Bell Phone Sidney 3660) t ! —_——__aEaEE = SEVENTH and OLIVE, 8. E. Cor.. Over Sandpert's eee Entrance en Sevevth St. “ Meurs: Dally. 8 te @ Sunday. © te 18. HEF GIS I ERED ee - -- Ee ‘tramps apd vagabonds, with less . | a honor than a gang of highway rob- ' | eel bers and thugs. Get out of this fi | WITHOUT OPERATION ‘community if you have a drop of! | By Pr. Henrich’s Methed » j|honest blood, and go and establish TO STAY CURED ... a settlement of your own. Ne Cutting. No Pain. No Chieroform. Ne Mespital. No Danger. No Loss of Tims, | ' here to hold | m Consultation and Esamipation Treo old Your | - ds. +) 3 ow In the Time ured 7 | Trted vee an Bicetine Piles. “Persons coming in | te Be © ) meétings at the invitation of traitors, | ) Dr. Henrich's Mild Medical Method Falled h.. A ney in we . |} porch climbers, election thieves and é ; The tendency of most people is te put, on | , eff coming for a cure until chev become so | w y Day itallvy sheet mutilators need not ex- ee ) |bad they can scareély get around at al! é SD ceninecichitinmendtiinedieadtdee ‘ . m “ T , .. here would be some excuse for that f! Decter-—1t seeme euch @ 2 } |pect any courtesy from Zion.” | : | e4--% No less abusive are his injunctions | | Rectal Diseases would get ‘well by them | pieasing to be completely Cured of 7 ll f th | | | s¢ives, but they will not. itheut any’ operation or danger, that Natura 4 CY COST HS \intended to govern the dress of wom- a, ier acne seaeenedie ahem iii and | waeeee aoe sone ~; ag A 4 en within the city’s confines. Once rm of a Ltt e I2H1OKrve6e a solemn edict delivered from his | , H 'pulpit carried a threat to slap ths| Ly | sible thing !s to take the matter jn hand | with a bad case of Bleeding Piles aad faces of offenders | and be cured at once. ‘cently this became unbearable. The thought we hear expresse4 most| | tried all sorts of saives and “You will come here with your | often je: “I wish I had not put off treat-/terfea and became eo discouraged /ment as I did. I should never have done/ aii faith tn medicines and felt I ne 95> ee he be" oeamegpat . . fe if I could have Enesp the, grass ait. could be cured without an operation. one — basen x hi ¥ B YW | F | k | S S k H d 4re.ice n my. stete o eai'l an the ’ w+ finally ersuade Y Tr. , —_—— over your bodies as my grandmoih- | Clean OUF O Cis ee Ine top IC ea ache, reat comfort in living which I now | rteh's pA race BB oo go try hie treatm | : ; “or | ou! | nave.” Gome tell the story one way. some (and réaily went more to satisfy my curt ’ | they always grow worse, sometimes very jisast, a simple statement of what |siewly, sometimes fast, but alWays pro-| Menrich’s Treatment hee dene for me gre@a.vely worse. That te why the seen-. I euffered greativy the past 1 OOO ee — er covered hers or I'}l lecture you | anéther, but that te the feeling of nearly | ity than because I expected any € and slap your faces instead of pow-| ; Biliousness, Colds, Sour Stomach A ee takes Dr. Henrich s Treai- ioe pt Bh pee mererte. th onl ee , To Be Cured Now, will mean renewed treatments. 1 Sad no pain and kept dering them.’ (—a Wondertul Girl) It is no uncommon thing to hear | ; fe and activity and ft will mean that | with my work every day : | Let Cascarets start your bowels acting and | breath bad and stomach sour, acid, and gassy. = },Syut", 3S, nappr-and successful. This} From my own experience «mutes % of fines and even. jail terms being is whet | offer you. ‘convinced that you can rely abselutely Q:R’‘S Word Roll No. 2095 aoe algae Satoteranere ee oF you will feet fine. Cascarets never gripe or One or two Cascarets, anytime, will re- plenan Mie Bolus do yeu wilt Gas ctseeerh: | cee ee nds aa Ga ‘violating the towns dress ordinance, i ; : , ‘ . : , 1 : : oe by , ) fine ranging from $59 to $259, ac- rie te Ly poe LMA TCM, Fe fs ' Second Floor, Garlefon| ore ise rai ore coins I Sian A a Seely Laeakedey SIMMONS BED WITH Al jie Bid 308 hi Sixth Si -andéthe frame of mind of Voliva's| Sy ig aia) -peaiealiahin se VS Se eA| cop! “| eae! Pu eR orem =. STEEL SPRING AND -| a oe BROS.&CO f sh Take Elevator or Walk Up One f) Copies of the dress regulations are. | ahes TA OS, OS : — 3; \ | = a reece - >> Flight and Save Money. sent to.every home and the city is a =p rf ME 7 | 1 ay pee \ AS = 38 “4 a, ad ~ ' | ‘ +)” . ~ i | divided into districts for law en- | == - A. TT Cd te a t ) |forcement and periodic surveys of | ' 1. Cs. re / | moral conditions. Some of the pen-| 1) Pe , a eniatiie Granites | alties other than those which the| , wi a ' soci ttn canta eck aaa law affords for offenders of Zion! . —— , an. y | felt matiress, in your choice " ' ~ WCF Ore, are graphically described by Zion's | : ) . of three-fourths or full size ' N h, On ) J ‘compassionate leader in his ‘“‘Hand-| at this remarkably low price. ’ : : ee RED bouk and Gulde to Hell.” in which! - : _ ae eee vats | iffers a0 — t : the | and should not be‘overlooked. : —> ee ee ee $210 LIVING-ROOM SUITE WITH Handsome New Design Two-Tone Walnut mode of punishment in vogue in the aLsieoo «fil =F IA DIAMOND IS THE IDEAL EASTER GIFT] oe cee oi eo ne pon TABLE AND FLOOR LAMP | $295.00 DINING-ROOM SUITE oa ‘ ished with an overdose of his own 2 t 4 , Fe " tii , : : ee : : a sin.’ he writes. “A tobacco smoker This ie a complete Living-Room Outfit that you : — a You will be proud to own this handsome ; igera or Hi The discriminating bus er chodses ' wit) .& aaienit 5 ioe full P wonld pas £250 for elhaewhere. Through a fortunate $ ; 7 '. f l= two-tone walnut Dining- Room Suite A big ) gifts that endure—usually hand ode ee ee ee purchase we are able to offer this bix.’reemy over- . Pee zee hey | gh xe , ay . aunt J . tnohacco amoke. A ehewer of the | atuffed Sulte, with large 60-inch davenport table ’ Te if 4S et ak ; — massive buffet with beautiful large 6-leg . ; and complete floor lamp to match, at this low price. 6S MAT Ss Se : ——— table, 5 chairs and 1 hoat chair covered with —s some jewelry, distinetive in design, filthy weed will he {immersed to his) Living-Roem Suite can be obtained itn any number tapestry seats. The newest design in two- with that touch of individuality SO , neck in a vat of tobacco fulce. A | of different patterna of velours and tapestries. Spe- ‘ much appreciated hy the recipient. ‘drinker will pass his term of purifi- clally priced, only--.... tone walnut. Special for this week only.... : cation in a .natatorium filled with oe privileges allow vou practically | where ia thy sting?" is ai favorite! Bry a t + , | to pay as convenient. ey) | auip of thirsty wsitors when they, a, lit 4 CEDAR CHEST read this particular doom.) | ' NO MONEY DOWN | Voliva, however, is a man of ver- may a f , hp | i 1 75 satilitv. He hy no means confines | | omy _ PS Sait ie | | $ 6 , - of 7 . LAO A A . his teachings to moral precepts. He| aleo makes his bow in the field on ‘ - t ; ’ baleen science to the rtent i : a : . smamnene : — A large size Tennessee red cedar Chest. WHITE GOLD WRIST ies seria that he +) c ' — # . , oe Durably constracted and very handsome in read\ to refute modern astronomy | _ 7 . appearance at thie low vrice of $16.75. scientifically as well as from the| “A hy Special for this week. ‘ , istandpoint of the Bible.” | ; — 3 | — . yo am . pg teinny $21.50 . tf oe i; thee. . . Som , m hi Among his favorite preachments. Cedar est ; . (/ r f PRIS ~ : , —F ph ° i ae Sep CRO PMLE TR SPREE oun = Sts. ae. +n ALU HO Pee ;' | >) is one that the earth is flat with the | $75 oO DAV : Ce: 4 oy A eet Pee Sith Pole in tne " ENETTE $246.00 FULL VANITY BEDROOM SUITE te. | a . e in e center and . Blue Enamel ad 7 == is bounded by a circle of ice which | | a —E== = | Rectanzular shape. 15-k Solta EEL White Gold cane; M4 Jewels A value that demands attention. A handsome COMBINATION This fashionable Queen Anne FPertod Hed pacompetadie value ae \ v\ EEK | ee massive Davenette Suite. Constructed of fincat @ 15 ~hS, rERMS: $1. 0 asd | ee material throughout, covered with brown Span- , roomn Suite is well constructed § throughout ; j ! = fe AN Diamond-Set Wrist Watches at All Prices = | ixh imitation teuther. Includes davenctta that ’ | and elegantiy finished in American wainut. pom | wie ie - Bi eau be converted into a tull-size bed, armchair Consists of charming bow-end hed, large Diamond Ring | . | a \\I 17-JEWEL ELG N ® a and arm rocher to match. a ko ek ; r dresser, rdomy chifforette and full-size van- Extra apecial Blue- Ww . 7 ae An all-biue Combination ity case. Do not overlook this immense bargain. Special this week. ayy N onhew wh . : , Open . Ht + at . and exactly ae pniletared. 4 2 Size : e in | i a ii nt this low price: guaran- phe ! , i ) ’ “ | lf ' teed to bake with cas and SOLID WATCH—Silk Ribbon Bracc!et . —. + a ee a ee ee Range. well conatructed Ring is Solid x , White ‘oid basket ALLS LAS * SSS ; coal. POLY CHROME es | mounting, “ere . The hustle and bustle of mod- ‘| ] ‘ > rr lif + o } ' ' ; , , thi avteed b6 |. 7 a ee ) >>’ life often ause weak kid £ | ah E. +} q y\ $2.00 w Week ras ‘ a. ’ 1@ ' (wverwork aha wWworr’ in- \ — , - '*, : -* > 6 . ~ ue Others at J. ' . . Variabiv create poigen faster = ——= . i acal ee Oe ' wT F $100 to $7200 HEROH eae ¥ : n the weakened kidneys can . 2 «iam = seena SS aA the tanto Abt i 43 a, ‘i . : ite t from the hlood Pains : iS . , > "hs *) | Been Cotton Felt nervousness. and . RE OS hg ih Sees Sl Be ae rmeiof the A. “So 1 el tA ay - $$ tame of the Se, MATTRE } EXTENSION TABLE Queen dtrnne . “J — —— Warner's Safe LIBRARY TABLE i Aon ten biscuit tut: AND 4 CHAIRS Kidney and Liver Remedy som basse’ Pasldtl maa ae d With Mattress || eas ar ‘ Exactly es vietored of Va , bh t* (are ‘© e . tea . 7 _ D - . “; ‘ " lamond a | ; ve warranie ' a es : - carved Moeveinent ly n ape iid be ws. for heneficial ac- in your choice of onk — —— table 46 chairs ’ WwW o~ @ , ’ . ia rite 1 wi al id edding - wan? | Moire silvef dial, FULLY GUARANTEED tien For 50 vears this dependa- or mahogany finish; q tage Pigg pment oo 1 ! ‘le remedy has proved its value Bed with heary cretonne . . * ° ed ’ * CREDIT TERMS in helping nature to réektore has drawer for books mattress: epens inte . “ ~~ finish. Only. $1.00 A WEEK these organs to a normal condi- and writing paper \ full-sized bed. Only {- ‘ a i ial (4 Tv} - —_ — — ‘ 13 J . I to match in golden All Platinum Wedding Ring engraved, Fitted with 15-Jewel movement, . $3° . . Set with briiliant, blue-whites perfect cut]. | 4 \ five Diamonds, $80; seven Diamonds, very fine mesh; priced from $15 to $65. i LIBERAL Marked $85; nine Dlomeess. a twelve Dia- Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver ° Remedy 60-Inch Windsor Period CREDIT in Plain sant* $180; surrounded ‘by Diemonds, PEAKL NECKLACE™, $10,to $125 | oe EASY CREDIT TERMS Dinmond-set Birthstone Rings, $25. — lati, chs ‘Skene eee AND SPECIAL ORPERS ae ie GB ety 8 Watches re bachoas yagh's wat oMareevtarhotel TMamonds seesoentes: < i ay elrw — —_ cri | it = paso Remedy ; DAVENPORT EXTENDED ~~ : Full- Plate Mirror in Heat Bos , ecial or@ers cheerfully furnishes *e, arner’s Safe rvine . or remode ed. Designs and eotimagtes for special o r ea énfe ae (Cotitinnetin LIBRARY TABLE TO ALL Fr y 2 D E e O ; Wardrobe Door | NiTU | é# a YT C' tis Drue ¢ - ; in lenath. in your 20 8, Mot Ofer Dave Till 6:20 ard BDBililieusneas) ; 7 ; ~ ff A beawtifal, madsive The Old Reliable Original , ay ° . ea’ gs Arug@E sie Samy chotce of mahegans . — Lar in « eric mn receipt of ten cen is ¥ er watlnet finiah. ie. P . Wateh Credit House - Warner's Safe Remedies (oa, Esectiz es iBue- = * | a and he » Om ; ; . “ id F _ +) we - ee ES et TS, Selo . . Second Fioor Carleton tee J Dept. 245 Rochester, %. Y, trated. Only BROS.&CO. fés3 308 N. Sixth St.. Near Olive | == = =e o mre ° . o Wateh, Chain and Knife Sets, $28.50. Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy a Open Mondar, eet setredas Te ? ; or white-gér Catalog 905. Phane Kinloch : ’ SOS*: aor Bell, Main O07, =" epee & handseme tinren- an 6 , nh eliab! ! ; -" and salesman will cai: The Reliable Fmailty Medicine port Table, 60 Inches = . ERO OE OR OO Re: a Ok BRR ee a ton

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Ce ee ie a “ one ‘ - s ; ; £1 ADO ge Ye A, ~ — sr fe nc Ae ie i EME ACRES Nie IIA ANNE EM UII wis RES RIAL SR TI MR UIP a a a HELA RI ARS. AMR AM IE Bg MeN 0 0 co Sst We eee ese: “orhoed through ‘fe a tvertising and | Twenty more are Dought ‘here because ihe) firet onee bring such asten'shbing results | People are always ready te te! others ebeut a metbod which helps them accom mlish what ether things faied te de Net @ Week paesee ‘Det fai to Dring | @et bundreés of statements from gir's Wemen ea>ou't the wenderful resus thes "get in cerrecting bad completion by us'rs | Black and White Cleansing and Peroxide | ream This a ore 's suffictent to exp'a!: the pheromehal sa'ie ef the Black and White Beauty Creations. and ie tbe dae reaech Po pewer on earth can keep off the Gresaing ta>ies of gir'e and womer ell ever the country Highest Quality BLACK WHITE Beauty Creations at 25S and 30% Prices Se Hearing Restored in Twenty- Four Hours ~oORry se: me ané tern ee MAY. STERN 6 CO. | chs Mustrated-* May-Stern’s Well-Known Business Policy T° offer only the most de- pendable qualities in Home F urnishings at a rea- sonable price. To mark all goods in plain selling fig- ures and to maintain strict- ly one price toall. To ren- der courteous service and to deliver all purchases promptly and in good con- dition. To extend liberal credit to all deserving peo- ple and to arrange the terms of payment to suit individual conditions. To be ever ready to correct any cause for - dissatisfaction that may arise. It is these principles that distinguish the May-Stern store from many others and have made this the favorite shopping place of so many of our citizens. and note its beautifu tion. Then, to con erade 5-piece Bedroom Set me? All Three Pieces Have Loose Cushion Seats a... 0 Living-Room Suite Only $7.00 Month Pays for It HIS set is exactly as illustrated—massive davenport with armenair glish wing style. spring construction. A Complete Player-Piano Outfit Including Player-Piano— Music Rolls and Large Music Roll Cabinet y 295" Terms S10 a Month THINK what this and arm rocker to match. Frames of figured velour, in blue, mulberry or taupe. All pieces have loose-cushion seats over best coi! An actual $200.00 value for only.. upholstered in hair is in En- 77 mahogany, The arme eo" + * OU will! admit that $99.50 is an unusually low price for a high- but to really appreciate this of- fering you must “ne to May-Stern this week and see this Set, | design, rich finish and splendid construc- vince yourself further, you have only to com- pare this Set with anything shown elsewhere at $145.00. — : y ; ; ; > 7 , : ' ’ c ’ ; j . . A ~ / - , > . ; ‘ . F 1. . % . . . | he ; — % . a ; . ; 4 ’ = " 5 at & : : ~ i 2 | 7 : x i R . E 7 » . : - 2 : 4 ) : a > Fi ~ ¥ . : . . . 4 : -. i ¥. , ; . ™ + " - BS 7 “ t ; . ¥ . = ’ ; \ / : _ » . iy ; ; he all ~ a Z ; , ~ ~ ~~ , ” x , ~ > 7 _— ‘ » 5 a c ~— * 4 — ma ‘ ke. i ee ; ‘. WEE P ~ _ 4 » Iowy \ > i 2 ; ” p “ ” x 3 =; q rey is ba z: as ae 8 ox Pa... Ve os ae Me *. z Rs = ¥ Ag a = as ELDOM indeed have you been offered a value like this. , . ee. . sists of davenport, armchair and arm rocker—overstuffed design, . _ == a upholstered in beautiful shades of velour. é ish with spring seats, spring back and overstuffed arms. A set that regularly would retail at $150.00. Special for this week at May-Stern’s. utation of any particular man- ufacturer. May-Stern & Co. Sete Shes take pride in featuring nation- al ally known, and nationally ad= vertised merchandise — goods-+ that carry with them the pres- tige, the reputation and the un- writeen guarantee of the lead- ing manufacturers in their rés- pective lines. Here you will find such high-class makes as Quick Meal Stoves and Ranges Sesecee Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges Alexander smith & Sons Rugs S. Sanford & Sens Rugs (,0ld Seal Congoleum Rugs Nairn’s Linoleums Cook's Linoleums hKroehlier Bed-Davenports Shower Bros. Furniture Simmons Metal Beds “Never -Sag’” Woven Wire Springs Kitchen-Maid Cabinets Sidway Baby Carriages Columbia Grafonolas Columbia Records Y. KR. S. Music Rolls Bed And many others. ore Ree rs . = 4 ee F wer ays 2," ar a yh: “ if a . | sae | @6°Al ELE t~ A Complete Array > iM pate tS At? Coli | Appliances Will One of the most sf be the St. Louis Ejectrical March 12 to 17, inclusive. In addition to a dispia Will be unusual pie marvelous lighting ef : exposition wik open if. and as the visitors be startled by the ¢« Set con- nee of the t!luminatjoa. e south end will be a the center feature ot Frames in mahogany fin- be | ‘il be a lamp, the drill ; = vies with the sun. Th neandescent lamp ind is the result of ex .« d in the laboratories 30— ‘DAYS z TRIAL | Bench, offering means high-class 88-note Smiley ~ ayer-Piano, together outfit as lsted oo. You can in 2 your own home This Side-Icer is. the newest and reasonably priced 19 Terms $1.50 a Month beauty of this style Re- frigerator is that the ice Electric Co. at the Maude Adama. the desirous of securing The Greatest bangs Value = To Be Had Anywhere =_ PB vee oe ora mime in This City at : . oe ; ing over 600 average lamp used. ’ : 3 : 169.608 candle ) a aT . . et The Coliseum in an instant } - iS ag ef : AL@iy times rmed from the briii gare by the simple p ‘on, into a moonht nigs vy overhead will be etudd ad of electric lights, gi ‘ of twinkling of stare In ‘sky. This will be foto ely by a floed of mex z the entire «xponitt Terms $1.00 a Week HERE is no reason for your paying $6s.00 to $75.00 for a Phonograph when this splendid cabinet instrument is yours for only $49.50. It is hand- somely ‘inished, equipped with double- spring motor and piays all records. Fully guaranteed by the manufacturers and May, Stern & Co... We urge you to and flashing « hing of thunder trees which bas beem { west side of the big & Pe ee eR SS i Oy aR Pe Bo gegie waning nn a RD as to ha a se . Amasing Results Secured in One D by Use of Virex. Fermerty Known — ae Rattle Snake Ot. center of the storm crashing before ¢ *hattered from top om >, *words of lehtning rhs) a ES "'t spectacular electricnl This Blu os 2 ‘ °T Staged: ite realliam wel ue > Enameled Gas Range / > —e 4 Electricity will “ale of Natures element Specially Priced SUMEEEE ® Deactiful suntit morning toe a —— = ae ? ‘"S term carrying dear | ee ot a ’ : he storm passes the . ye --'= brilliant lights will 3 . , _— 4 many beeoth=s filled wim ‘bits of the intest . 3 househ « oid appliances. office ;™ ent. ittumination for the , bus: stage. streets pats "ayes and industrial ane lew os. Will Rreacdcast for 30 days an nd i if not entirely sat- istactory it r you one cent. Your old Piano will be taken im exchange and libera! allowance made see and hear this Phonograph that you may appreciate the value we are offer- ing. compartment is at the side which gives additional space to the provisions and permits you to get at every section without reaching or stooping. It is good size, thoroughly well construct- ed and insulated and a real value at our price of $rg.75. Deatnese ard calarh eet nor he ‘rea. - nr lenger Snee the @ierevery of «e widely hrowr oly sician ele fer the most obstinate cases neee ‘v users Solid Oak Library Table app. Real $25 Value Mr D. Der. Gresham. Ned. @7 vears oa. sare. lt have used the ‘reatmer. ft: EXACTLY as illustrated —a pieasing Library eaiy ‘two Weeds ac! my heartre ‘ys reso et perfectiy The relief was simoet Table—s: ze of top 42x28 nches—built of solid oak tapeeus and new ‘he head nvulwas nave fs in golden or fumed finish— appes es My catarrh. « cage of *. pears tandicgs he weoderfy Thies compound. which & knewa has 3-inch legs, lower shelf and large drawer. This week only $:3.94. _ a J . ‘2s sf Seal’ de wm 7? A ia tmepruv? i? 2. Wires, ie easily ured at Some anZ ee ms +, Terms $1.25 a Week are having a big call for Sli: . & Fe | this Gas Range. It is a de- 7 be electrtea] exhibit etl sign that pleases every woman— | pin and comprehes richly blue enameled, has four cS il visualize te the lagmae star burners, 18-inch oven and TO¢reas of ejectrical scienee 4 broiler and will give long and brain of man has ceng satisfactory service. Note the fr to itt the stu easy terms. Only $1.05 a week. | —emnnemupeggmmpncntemests — wil, cure yeu tbat m4 tiie ter eoniy the resu t# are Sot sa’ af) ‘ete Now oe RE NN ROR AR ER lt ET RR EE wr @are your bear “s — terran 2° @8' Grea show __ [EE] Twelfth & Olive Sts. [Sa TN a A RNR ee

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a — wre Vil _ = \\ lin, ELECTR exposition |@| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — a Ws SAW iit tele ~ ~) Fae - PART SIA. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1922 PAGES 21—32 ant) « a -JALL INDUSTRY TODAY IS DEPENDENT UPON ELECTRICITY | ee ee en a ee ationally ge a store by the of goods it sells, offer unknown that are not, guarantee or rep-. particular man- ay-Stern & Co. eaturing nation- d nationally ad- chandise — goods - h them the pres- ation and the un- tee of the lead- irers in their res- Here you will h-class makes as oves and Ranges Stoves and Ranges ith & Sons Rugs sons Rugs rolcum Rugs ‘“i7ns gms -Davenports 'Purniture 1 Beds ’ Woven Wire Bed I ey gen ee ae eo oot Oh AR AN er ger. 1 Cabinets Carriages onolas rds Rolls ny others. ~— - |IMPORTANCE OF ELECTRICITY = . i Sax ' ‘ ‘* ¢ ; i, AE J, . ; a i “ >a . q ; VF, ; 4s j ~~" ~~. q . e on : ‘ . oe : : / a * sf 2 ; a . . e se 'AComplete Array of Household and Industrial , Hy | Med Sapp Gseea on } Appliances Will Be Demonstrated at the | Bae SOR NY ec | ifs hit oe rey ee pe eC NaN dy Coliseum This Week. >See, N o Yippee First Electric Street Car Ap- ————_—___-— “ w> Te VA Mes Ours, From France and Installed| peared in 1887—Storage One of the most spectacular shows ever staged in the Coliseum will a we 3 ’ ep : ‘ . x mabe the St. Louis Electrical Exposition which will be held at the Coliseum a ie g in Faust’s Cafe. Batteries Were Used. ; March 12 to 17, inclusive. > ) i. , : | , In addition to a display of electrical appliances and apparatus there | te hia Se ory ; ey ene Se “ | The development of electrical sci- The development of electric rail- ~ | will be unusual decorations and entertainment features. There will be win Poo os, YDS.” i, PT te — ence and its application to the home, | way transportation in St. Louis has ; marvelous lighting effects—from brilliant sunshine to electric storms. | ~. — ee “ate business, transportation and indus-/ been as phenomenal in ite growth, The exposition wiH open Monday 4mmediately following the electrical Va Se L7% — eee try has been one of the great fac- as the use of electricity for light and storm will be the formal opening of “aS ug Yauee 7 a ee tors in the we leet weg, | maustrial purposes. | the exposition by the Hon. Henry W. rem ees, | ! = Serenreen TE, 9 St. Louls Electrical Exposition which| Authorities differ they will be startled by the dazzling hiel, ~syaben of St. Louis, »ad Charles F = — 4 SK. ; — 7 ——_ 7 will be held in the Coliseum/ March | electrical street car Fh Ay Poor aes brilliance of the illuminatjon. At the Bw.Michel, president of the St. Louis ee Iss 3 Se ee 12 to 17, inclusive will visualize the/7 Head, formerly librarian of the extreme south end wil] be a brilliant Electrical Board of Trade Exposition oie = - rapid advancement in all industries | Missour! Historical Society, in her unburst. the center feature of which Company. The addresses, as well as : ~ ; : wi —from the tasks of the housewife | Historical and Interesting Places in Will be a lamp, the brilliancy of the band concert and vocal solos, —— a \-* ia a a — in the home to the building of tow- | gt. Louts, states that an unsuccegs- -Which vies with the sun. This is the will be broadcast from the exposition, ; , ; a — ; |) —_— = ce . 3 of electrical science and industry | battery. July. 18, 1887. The same @ conducted in the laboratories of the A feature of the show will be the . —) 3: : , > ————— ' a © and the achievements of man article credits the first electrical line General Electric Co. at the instiga- loud speaker which will carry giant ' - ele | through its power is as marvelous | as operated by the Union Depot Line tion of Maude Adams. the actress, Voices throughout the Coliseum. This as this mysterious force. The ex-\in March, 1900. “Commercial and P¥ho is desirous of securing a light loud speaker is of the type used by, : 7 Be” or ainiigmmmamesecniiapeiieanias ee | position, while of national scope, Architectural St. Louis,” say that which compares with the brilliancy President Harding in his inaugural '- =a > will show the development of elec- | the Union Depot Line had the first | . ‘ lieve P 4 vo ° , Mf the sun. to be used in the taking address. In addition ta the loud the dangers to her health from ex- f\ nature. It is believed that this | erie ity in St. Louis from the first | electric railway, while the United Ean é e ‘ ee eS will be a number of expo- yosure, going from the over-heatcd ithe first time that an exhioition ©! | electric light installation 45 years | Railways report t “ ef motion pictures. This lamp has Speaker e oe 6 7 vileethentie’ hee then waieeeeeicne : P t the first elec sitions and demonstrations of radios. laundry into the cold air; chafed this magnitude has been undertaken ago, to the present time when over! trical railway operated fn St. Louls &pproximately 100.000 candle powe’, ' ; 4 a: eGee —T . ae Producing over 2000 times the light The radio enthusiast will find inter- red and hardened hands. It is pos for the benefit of the pubiic. The) 160,000 customers—homes, bulld-|was on South Broadway between . ‘ ; } 4 wa ' , 4 ef the average lamp used in our est. and will be able to gain a great sible for every woman to have an men 2n ee’ = a enpriae a = ings and industries—are using over) Wyoming and Osage street in iss. © ieee “ ah S deal of information from the radio y electric wather. ee ean be ho ivh? etudents of elec tris a ‘ nginee ring a 590,000,000 kK. W., hours per year. It is said that this was ngt a com- » : . ‘ . . e : . - : ’ far . it . . 'e * ‘ . . : The Coliseum in an instant will. be| e™sineers who will be in attendance on the installment plan with a small Washington | eg ys — hav St. Louis is being rapidly electri-| plete success. The sarhe authority «, - = 3 ; ‘ bg . . . - . " ay 1» = . transformed f t} briiitant mid and in charge of the exposition. ' tnitial payment and the remainder had some part in the pr ous €X-ified. In the old residential sections | claims that in 1887, the Lindell Raii- HS20 : rom 1@ HTiliial - ‘ ‘ j “F . . ra ane , : all ‘ . ’ 7 . day glare by the simple pushing of; Al! St. Louis at ae me nay pro rated over a period of a vear persments. pe a houses it die oor er bye so oat Co. operated electrical cars on ’ : ® ; - interest eet lightin e- , The st of operati iachine ! oe a ‘a Shey ; Bod s Conductor. are now belt | ) ric | Fin & button, into a moonlit night The ly interested in res ‘S Bi 5 ' Mi \dern | abpor-Saving Devices 1 ne oo Of CpPStaise = 26 “8 vee \V ashington ‘ft niversit\ to Dem- Use 7% a . 1 inatin 4 ney avenue, between Vandeven- neey Gvérhaed will be studded with |C#¥se of the $8,000,000 ee af SO " less than two cents an hour; thus ft ga ; They will give demonstrations of | equipment—illuminating and power | ter and Taylor avenues, and pullt the * ; 4 « ] »* a” > G cities F . . : . re . = . *, , _ ai _ , . : . ; _ a ‘ = , $ w é' +} the recent bond issue for a new Help Solve the Servant is readily seen that the cost of buy- onstrate Pecullarities of High a corona discharge, and@the lichting | for household appliances, ranges, | first electrical power house in 1887. ria 0 ° e we . : ti 4 Ls, rivin 1e 2 J ic ' . : - : a . ’ . . : ee : . ’ ' ‘ ; effare of t ‘ary trie ° KR hs) F ee lighting system in St. louis W hic 4) Prob] mM ing and operat ng oT} € lee ’ . Mma Freguencyv ("ur ents at vacuum tubes show ing now the washing machines and ironers. The Since 1891. the local atreet rail. ; ry | Ww lig extare in) A - : i ; ae . 1. c ‘ , P . ha Ye . ; i sre we bi koe 4 eS — ran : . * e > - . . ‘ bight vel ae ” £ “fp se sheet dea will provide for 50,000 street iamps ehine costs jes¢ that the emplovine ; - nigh-frequencs , harge effects some are hitect ft day gives care ful atten | way system hase doubled in mileage, 7 . Z , ] set é io} , t P iat in place of the inadequate l umbe rf la mare se #7" h week iY) t} e of the , hermit al ele rie nis, catalog mon in his plana and specifications and alrnost quadrupled in equipment Sdlateiy bh ‘ ‘FF moon iif * oa sin “ae ai dane _— t ; ; ' , ; er ririn . : os nvelepiy Stag st sition jend-| 0% =5:900. There will be a number A reliable and ever-faithful serv- | hem The St. Louis Electrical Exposition them to glow. Another interesting | f0F oe ral > and convenient and the number of passengers car- (7 ’ ne tn ntire SPOS! “™ : : Petreet | hts “¢ ly " ‘ : ‘ , 1 ~-j eis ‘ mee ] leet: A ' f htm Atl aa ePxXD of attra: tive displays of e(ree,. lg nit ; the x , SAvVcCe Time and W ork. not oF Sas chow t} e util ‘ rian aT (| feature wii he the iti rod wut tion te ‘ it i LS t , eet tne demands of the | ried: while the cars have gr re "et ery ¢ sm nmwemt Ty ti ind . - +o, , ‘ ' \] | si i »25aidg 4 sit. | ‘ } peaa . ’ 4 484 Ah 504) ¢ : . tr) " ”~ «4 . ; 7 on nystery and enchantment to lt : Another exhibit will be devoted to It i timated that with elec: the public of s+ Tou! fa new and | ™modern housewife, who conserves from a small coach car ty a4 ene. 7” 2 ’ |] >{. & if ’ i¢ ositi y ? ‘aust "- ” - . sigan — m wash-da3 drudgery ane , - aa va 4) r less than one-half | abtle hel .. heii e diah ‘henomena. which will add chit as r the noe os a u ax . _ bs ses eg ey st were | ' ried was 256.076.4765, and transfer wea UTIT unlit morning to the tet to the brewing of a cul oieneaee » moment Will be when ove of the | #t#ik i in his cafe at Droadway and passengers totaled 152.261.869. sinks , . . . rmHiechala : 1, , +} a trip } ean ‘ eet ani FiOymMmen. 44 . Mifying Slorni carrying destruction in Shows Model Honte. “— alee. — _ housenold : ' a = cl : eines ' . ie » ae mounting a& spe lal rifu- Kirn street The ay namo was de- Horse (are Started 185¢e Growth. . eth. me , ent “ 4 . . , ‘ ' . . nly . 7 “a at - ee ‘ ° 7 . a . ; T ga > « : on Pe - ; i sah "ti, . _ ; , As the storm op: es the sky clears ' yme consisting 0} ;OuUrl - ‘ mee meni ies “ , ' ba = , wntial that when hie hands’ Ruesian inventor The iamps ueed been one of o m passes thx ; will be a hor . Rios a ee 4 Rie a | ig ort ia progress. ls hase been *s . i , ‘ ris , . ' . - ' > ‘4 _2 ‘ . . ~ ? act eee j . (ij ry ‘ no lee os : . if , ia ; ) , : . perfectly appointed an sen ay washes : be , ” ; ai id al » his head sparks are with this machine were known as true in St. Louls ag elsewhere. The electrically equipped, In expensive ' bu nt? iperate ji , tnev are ] Als ried ‘ the neitner tift rif . 2 Bas : . . } the tips of his Jabloec hkoff candies the ight oe forerunner of the street rellweay here = } ~ ; Orie ae : Be, ~.i = } | } | ’ r at -- ' j + : hwy ‘ rye , + Tif ’ ; (riis { - . ms . ° . " of this ideal home there roneous - ty a nica | | ising water. . Picien , | n ea produced between two upright car-| was the omnibus. The fire street ? - evening, and as the visitors enter ur ] oo } — " . » % . ‘ ie Si Ov v4 | ()T) VAR) ‘Ag ’ interested in this ; ’ ‘v . la | ss : ; ’ ° e . . " . oe Will he required tf) i) |i ‘ } } . ui > 1} ne rome AT) inf} istry, @Ti- the most spectacular electrical storm ever Slaged: its realism will be awe- Mspiring Electricity will play the fu! scale of Nature's elements—from “2d brilliant lights will Uluminate rooms. ly booths filled with attrac- |. pletely L Sve Pxhibite of the latest models in the laundry a ehit e ee 9 2 - Bat ‘ , or rthermo ' : _ be i Be Sas ee . : , riY : bouseh oid appliances, office eqUIP- yi) be an electric washing ee ae mu re route a it ne : - » j , ra ° tC 1 nly ac. ibit O71 ; rh. mes ; tiene ethibite wil be bone The Installation was made by' car moved by horse power com- ‘yer eiectrii free f r nme hours of ar ‘ork eqary [oO wasn cirnes) on: iav » apparatu ime - an [p- : ats ent. illumination for the home. wringer. clothes dryer, “a Ae oo : ' near) . , ' . , ui ; , ’ ‘ nar way ti- Chories Heisler menced Operation about the middle . ; : irectis i”) “his i} be ci riv agemol rated atithe Sfectri Wi er Musi. at mratu 1 ra ee "Sul aS : . a! 7 . . , busi ne ss stage, streets and rural jroner and hand irons coat th 4 e ae “ on wee od — , : . ;, ) the demonstrations Heisler installed a small plant at of the year 1859, mad . ° } : ‘ 1e Tt! e St ane at ? ! is s : > ti¢ ; re i] ‘ ~ _ r ,iT t] 4 4 = . Pi x . i ' . 2 : . sf a 7 : ; ’ - 7 . ‘ a» ~ Rshways and industrial apparatus ¢ront of the space © upee & A Tote : si 64 — , oe ; ; co 1 is Deo leet | apparatus. The the Fair Grounds tn 1596, renting Miectrification © hd devices nets will be a working exhibit Ot where ‘working nionstrations | fre increon. ana lay th el i MTs st as ode v ” Bee: , oe ; ’ ‘ight to exhibitors He interested The completion of the lines of the : . ' : . +? . ls nory mm ‘ . e*} » » } i \ P 7 : “a? bey aire inn } , ~ . 7 y . vv ~r Vet ev 4 , ; ° ‘ : 77 : ua : : aa : 3 i - Will Broadcast Program. the entire equipme —— en sai o] i | * | ‘ae ‘ a ee tien of the voice Samuel Dedd, a director of the fair,| Northern Central Kallway Co. be most) The kitchen with ! d within ian . : he Png, ) | ve ) - hog 5a . . a a 2 1 means : lograph | *ho contracted with him for the fir, marked the end of horse rafiread SM plete and compreh¢ relive an | - alis will bye equil pe ‘i i t+ ’ | ‘ ‘ ‘}i ’ pia? if j ; | ra ail : j i ii it . ~ ; ‘ . . : e . col. e® WAVeR eva tTyi vere ial eles trie Are heht put tet €asT) truction in er. Lovwila. The change . din “ . . . + , -* + ‘eT rige rato! he " 4 ’ : : ’ ’ » 4 ' . a » } ‘ " ' *, - 2 ; : ; - ii’ ; ‘1 A Will viewalien « ' ree Peay » rapid tectric range. ele tric reise 7 } a rY . ' r ' . o> y . ir) oo% vot ed ery this ' ‘ss r) riot r) ; : . ove) Gn ' een} Ts ‘ Trt] 4; ae eT) — = »*s ; a 4 : t we 4% , —_ en intor. a portable kitchen tani , eta nce it ; nere nas ween + ' on another center of 84 he built the Heisler Btation. Third | CPpetation in ft. Lewis. fio lift the stupencous bur« lator, } mac} | form a i electric tion y Ti fo |! f wom bat unless ar »| ric cleaner ¢ kh ; eatu t ny 4% ne v gioinpronnemens 8 eee Jageonmagy Ww ns Phi . . ; - - - Ve tage y rs } ee > ne seen iComt - task of washing clothes: ei ite excl te four hoe iTs or if BS e' r Ps iT) produ: ‘to’ S OF Sitliiia = au sae - .

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EL N DAY. MARCH It. 192%. 4 ‘ty Circulation of the Daily . ximately als that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. “i : 29 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The ay Circulatio y POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately =e y mE , ~ eo ; of the which forms a flexible possibility found applicable to almost any mod- ranging the lighting system : N home by proper w ring vail The proper lighting of the home formal ball rooms in pe: sign, and c ea caggerccion Rg heen _ Kitchen—Ceiling outlet. Bracket e . — ~ “ > vo ‘om . 7}, . mMroy : . , : = + 4 avi tle will be fully demonstrated at the ave passed into the discara Be eee outlet over sink. Ss St. Louis Electrica! Exposit:cn, is aiso true of the fall bracket MuUac) : iy “Bedrooms—Center ceiling outlet.) SAINT LOUIS e AINT LOUIS which will open at the ("Ops Ur. WwW hich used LU vec aye ced fal sii Mmer ee oe _ = ‘ ; o Ve ts i wa « One side outlet over dressing table “ e . side of everv dresser. making this ing of a mogern resicence Will Prov — ee Provide base, . March 12 and continue up to and in r ge “ _. seven feet from floor eluding March 17. sticle of furnitu mmovabie, an ————— | outio$’ ot Greceer for lamp ef One exhibit will be devoted to the the apartment consequently not nsure 4 ; y ey satan pene: “see | OB dresser. —_ . correct and incorrect methods fF subject to i arrangement eeE le “Bathroom—e éx 1504 I ine St wiring, and the perfect and imper- cHange relieve ' oem en ee ee ‘Ye One outlet over cabinet in center. 7 fect illumination, where al! manne: 7 wee Soom oaly-at the imam cone Se a ee _hiving m and dining room out- of lampe for every room in the home present day wall brackets are used. found in many jAomes suprosectee iets five t six inches from floor x | Se Almost every other lighting effect ! hades and placed -in por tic ns on 10-foot ceiling. five feet eight , RIBUTORS ion ned by mean Oi ‘amy! And I ee ir Lrtistic ana -mpracti — inche : if bracket are used | in bed= MARCH | WHOLESALE DIST Architects and building contra: ig gal! s 1ould be five fee 12% 017 12“elt? - tors are now co-operating in r- candle fixtures wired to wall plugs, The following lst of i ms, outlet i be five oF. COLISEUM COLISEUM a . aah ~~ _ Oe a NT 8 A nag ia 6 ct cadre eM dn) I a = fer io 0 ETRE BO OR Cringe ownega, Tani FF 2 — a inches from WILL HOLD BEAUTY : : . 2. EMPIRE “QUALITY FIRST” ATTRACTIONS CONTEST ON TUESDAY viaen eerie Materials ee _ Radio Meters Beautiful Polychrome acs aoe aca aeaee a G American Beauty Heating Devices Bakelite and Radion Panels Bases—Pure all-silk Tuesday ev ning, March 13, by Americore Rubber-Covered Wires, Cables, Cords Baldwin Head Sets and Loud Speakers. shades, [0 270 Qt © es meee ce ae Armstrong Table Stovcs and Waffle Irons Bradleystats : : if . th Ti en P Sche 1 of Fine Arts, hington Buckeye Mazda Lampe Briggs & Stratton Rheostats Five Lights. Oy ai are atoua aceeu” tee. tae Gl Buckeye Conduit Bristol Audiophone Loud Speakers | = — - Mr. Robert A. Kissack, supervisor of Buss Renewable Plug & Cartridge Puses Chicago Antennae Wires Ready to | drawin 5 and mi - : 6 Century Fans Connecticut Receiving Sets and Head Phones Install ; / a oY Brass Finish. : a et ants were s@ected from photo- Chicago W. P. Annunciator and Magnet Wire Cunningham Tubes eee oo | Pent iat e | a by the Juno cont et French Ray-O-Lite Dry Cells and Flashlights Dayton Radio Apparatus | SSeS ge a mesitiad ta maskin oi Hamilton-Beach Home Motors and Vibrators Day Fan Radio Products - | have solda t the Electric Ex- Hemco Products Diamond Grid A. & B. Batteries | i number of apr Hubbell Wiring Devices - Dongan Radio Transformers ; ; the contest: ae @ Line Material Products Echophone Receiving Sets | They are splendid he jury, tl Matthews’ Lamp Guards and Anchors Frost Head Phones, Jacks and Pings . | the purpose, being 1 | Perfeclite Lighting Units Handy Battery Chargers . g constructed. They : 6-c = : ig iS gee ices = Pittsburgh Show Window Reflectors Helix Antennaes artistically design TOASTER Electric am £626= ne fare will mebects Seen: See Realflex Armored Conduit Jefferson Radio Transformers ae and nicely finished Percolator | ogee Be contestants the young woman wh Simplex Heating Devices Ray-O-Vac B Batteries -eabl da $3.95 $4:95 afm be 1 vae bet tifies June, goddean af lee Sunbeam Irons and Grills Remler Inductance Coils ar se cane ee Pid me A GOES NOR gE ton recaps : Ta Re ea ey apne sem SR cA Leto nec aaah pte CIE EN Se a ge RS 2 “4 ” il yee be Ce ee ee " R a ts eth. ae ah g OND gre Rr > tap ro ere y is obeLs ‘ s ge ROR DNA Pl ate ) HN sahaneting - ~ SR Re ng Ss RE Se SS sad obits. 0 TST ERS + RTS Rath MTEL EE ROG RE POE IR IE STAR TURNOVER Tirex Cords Schindler Conderisers and Grid Leaks g port or library Tab Fine Electric Curling Iron | T. V. Safety, Knife Switches and Fuse Blocks Sterling Ammeters, Volmeters and Switch«; st Measure 18x54 inck adimen ~ ce in attendant for June, -Iris, Union Puse Plugs, Switch and Outlet Boxes Truetone Head Sets ; | across the top. A we | _— ge | Th fess of the rainbow | - V. V. Conduit Fittings and Safety Switches Tuska Receiving Sets $1.39 eli . | The coronation ceremonies will Wheeler Industrial Reflectors Webtser Products Lg derful value and pte ery APE STION ‘ss =" Dicks eucelitien Of o Gneeiel secon Wiremold Conduit and Fittings Wotton Head Seats uct . a aa : Empire Electric Co. 408 N. Seventh St ONE DOOR ee — DOLPH Sak : | ELE a TR [ CAL DEALERS : (eS | TTY a Are Especially Invited to See | - Our Exhibit at the Coliseum fi Lamme YE S/. Ts TRUE! : : . : WASHINGTON @ Be Sure to See the Eden at ‘lt ra uE. forth | Clertticn Mon oe oe Cxpositio | , A brilliant and spectacular event, St. Louis’ O first electrical show in more than a dozen years. WORLD-FAMOU ; er ) ‘ The wonder wizard of the world in many mysti- | Unique Exhibits tying and marvelous manifestattons. —each one showing in a graphic way , what a wonderful part electricity , plays in the home life and the indus- Electric Electric trial life of the nation. You will see: SUNBURST CARNIVAL Homchold appliances for -wash ELECTRIC W ASHER More gorgeous than the . A captivating interplay of fg refrigeration wand _pertona : cawn. . light. What better time than Electrical Exposition Week to take ad tage of the greatest Washing Machine offer ever Electrical power machinery and made in the City of St. Louis? Only $2.75 down! hat’s all you n to pay. and you get this splendid, br-nad- industrial equipment of every sy big capacity EDEN Electric Washer—the very latest 1923 model, with the solid aluminum wringer and the sort. amous sediment sone. We deliver the washer to your home at just the hour you say, all reacy for use, and show EI EC | RIC S I ORM you exactly how to use it. And then, better $till, you cam pay the alance at the very easy rate of onl ae and outdoor electric light- week. Think of it! Only $2.75 down and then only $2.75 a week for this superb, world-famous El s! ing :ixtures. oO . a . . . - ee < j An offer made possible by special arrangement with the nrfnufacture: An opportunity, Macam, tmat "ye g 6S : Vivid flashes of lightning. crashing peels of Electrical aids to health and beau- _ cannot afford to overlook! thunder—very realistic, ang all indoors. ty Special Offer to Electric Light Users This Great Offer Positively Ends April 28th , pee <i apes . Op pel Mail Coupon Now or Phone Monday ed eee ee ee. ee electric Electric at tu tunem salen? day. Aprtl 28th, next. Three of the largest stores in St. Louis hare - fs That ts all you. need to do. Simply telephone one of these three agreed to make this offer possible, and you can readily understand FOUN AIN VOT | a There will be orchestra music and @tores briow,. whichever ome you genrerally deal with, and then that it could aot be made a permanent thing. And naturally there simging, too, for your entertain- ment. mere! y ask for the Electric Washer Depa rt men t. If wou prefer, is bound to be a Wg rush the last two or three days. Therefore ue An ever-changing riot of A giant voice reachi then sinply mail the coupon. This coupon is not an order. It is ask that you kindly get your request in just as early as possible colored radiance. every corner of the build- ; simply a fequest from you to us for the full details. It does not Remember, you get a brand-new EDEN-Machine direct from the in W h h Sk place you under the sligh test obligation. Better still, call pero n- warrhonuse and hacked not only by the irom lad guarantee of the e s- atc t € y ally at the showroom of ome of the stores and «« the Washer manufacturer, but also by the guarantees of the Union FPlectric for yourself. Light & Power Company, Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney and the Do- : —for the beacon of the Electrical « mestiec Electric eae The Newest un Exposition, a giant finger of light pointing the way, and then come dur : Seegagaan UNION ELECTRIC CO.(S222=: ) SPECIAL OFFER COUPON RADIO ing this week of 12th & Locust Morn," tate. «© Main 3220; Cent. 3530 “Barney or Domestic Binetri: Ce Simply’ eet this a mee Pe melee MARCH ecarcert Bony pene eins 12“ to FT kuiectrie »sauop—Basement Pheee Olive or (catral T5606 Domestic Electric Co. 908 Pine Street ‘henge * ~ a filha ~ Ce. tee ee ee eee eee Le eee ; Kinloch. Ceatral S67

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BUNDATY MARCH 11, {¢es. LOUIS ottiral Nositipn FJ el ‘ Phones aks witches "ee! E fe the telephone, answer the door,’ inflammable materials Or decora- | : Z : attend the baby. It costs money | ons against electric lamp bulbs ) : Don't use lamp cord Wiring in your) / * Specially $ 9 5 - ® Priced at.. Pee > Wht N 4. 2 > 4 . . . a 5 aa Zapf | ALO. Ly xhibits na graphic way part electricity fe and the indus- You will see: for -wash- ag, baking, heat- and personal mience. machinery and t of every r electric light- sealth and beau- he Bell Loud- der ful amplifier hestra music and your entertain- he Sky of the Electrical finger of light md then come dur- @king Contest to Be Held at 3 | if I lS} S ee it repaired. | Coliseum on Thursday ios Jont permit your “handy man” ~ +3 i | WASHINGTON at TENTH or other incompetent aie 4 and Friday. | a workman to GO your wiring. Don't forget thire are 365 days in | the year in which to see that your - . | 44 electric wiri in opportunity to display their culi- 2 —eiec Cc iIring is ] ¢ PR Pug ota ie Dent : t& n good shape. nary skill at the St. Louis Electrical : Orget that the reputable! Exposition. By | electrics trac +4 ie | Lt m . “trical contractor will do wiring! Two baking contests have been ar- | Jobe with safe, dependable mat¢-|ranged by a especial coramittee, the r.als and with workmanship that isi first a biscult-baking contest, and 4 for Y Our b@yond suspicion. the second a muffin baking contest -_ The St. Louts housewtves will have cCcon- ! /The women Winning in these ‘tests will be pronounced the best bis- EBREBEs Bf ERB BE uUBa Ss euit and muffin bakers in St. Louis oe competent jury, composed of iby a See the New and Improved | domestic economists. These contests are open to every ROY | somes in St. Louis, other than pro- e ! fessional cooks or chefs. = To enter the biscuit baking con- VACUUM @ test. all you have to do is to bake a oceans 2287 Tt ae oe oe s batch of biscuits in vour home, \using either a coal, gas or electric range, then deliver the biscuits to the Coliseum on Tuesday afternoon |March 16, between the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock, and deliver the baking con them to est booth with vour name, address and telephone number written on a card and attached to your entry. The biscuits w judged br =| home economics instructors, and the four or five contestants who make = | the highest score will be notified to 'eome to the baking contest booth at the Coliseum, iw n- ill be a's 2S Si S's eee eee materials biscuits in the vided with mix and bake the 'presence of the judges. The con- Sitestants, if they desire, may bring their own ingredients with them, but ithe Baking Contest Committee will necessary ingredignts at WE have sold a large number of these Tables for radio sets. They are splendid for the purpose, being well constructed. They are artistically designed and nicely finished, and are suitable as daven- port or library Tables. Measure 18x54 inches across the top. A won- derful value and a's) 62a) supply the ithe booth. The baking at the Coliseum will be done in electrical ranges with uten- 'sils supplied by the St. Louis Electri- cal Exposition. To the contestant scoring the highest points, day afternoon, will be awarded elec- trical equipment to the value of $10; ithe second. electrical equipment to the value of $10; and the third, elec- trical equipment to the value of $5. The same conditions will govern the muffin baking conetst. The dates, however, are different. The muffins must be delivered to the | baking contest booth on Wednesday E.. 8 ee AT THE Electrical Show Coliseum or Either of Our Stores We are also demonstrating A B C Washing Machines and Horton Ironing Machines. ELECTRIC CO. ‘for the biscuit baking contest. | ' ba] 709 Locust St. The successful contestants in the we Vi M@ biscuit baking contest will not be ‘ mme rt S ps 1117 Olive St. = eligible to compete in the muffin WASHINGTON at TENTH oe om ee ee Py baking contest. T GRAND PRIZE ns 4 o'clock. The final baking of the muffins before the judges will take place in the baking contest booth at ‘the exposition; Friday afternoon, at 4 o'clock. There will be three awards for this contest, the same value as - BE fe: ; i in im | m i We he ei it G'S | 08s (2 “a ; , P , o’* 4 q ‘ 4 ‘ “od Z : , ° ‘4 * “i ; 7 , . : ¥ € a 1 - , : , a , . s , y 4 4 - q * 7 . ‘ . " . » = Be. ms > As Se aN s*e ‘ : : a “ 4 -* ’ * . J , oe . . . } - ‘ . “-r TT etl f ‘ > . , ’ ~~“ Six Times theInternational Prize Winner International experts at the Panama-Pa- cific Exnosition at San Francisco; Milan, Italy; Brussels, Belgium; Amsterdam, Hol- land; Paris, France; London, England, agree that the Grand Prize Eureka represents the highest and most perfect development of the Vacuum Cleaner. Rapid and thorough clean- ing, ease of operation, excellence of design ¢nd superior construction, were the basis of “hese awards. $5 Down Any Eureka dealer or ourselves will dem- onstrate the Eureka in your own home free, and if you decide to buy after this free trial you can pay as low as $5.00 down and pay the balance at the rate of a few cents a day. Balance Easy Monthly Payments the Dirt Don’t buy any Vacuum Cleaner unti! you have tried the Eureka. The trial is Absolutely Free. See the Eureka at the Electrical Exposition— . Cas Booths 138 and 102. basy terms sof destred Vacuum Cleaner Co. OLIVE 2688 P hones CENTRAL 6227 Thurs- | ‘afternoon, March 14, betwen 2 and ° —— — 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 23 > seed from plants grown in artificial were grown from seed to seed en-| Since no reference to, tirely in artificial light. The seed : Produced was of good quality, full R. B. Harvey of the University of seed without sunlight has been found ct starch and germinated well. i literature, this preliminary re port of the first successful atten pt may interesting be of use to plant ) do the #8fronomists in ren i? sole a =~ | ‘ I Val light entirely. growth of plants from seed to Former Students to Organize. nts of the Cape Gi-! chers’ College will organ- ty of piants, inelua ze @N association at a dinner at the! if ‘ - . ' rie {] . oie at 6:30 Dp Trl. | } pe Minnesota, in a recent issue of “Sc}- ence,”’ tells the following } ree ls “2 re " ] P , . reeder and rmer studs story of making electricity northern reric;: rardeau Te work heretofore considered the ) Ve Va prerogative ot the sin } bei e \ Lyi ALOGSs t) Le wy ‘ \ ‘ | |? : : s for th ine During the past nter the author ; : » re lL -4 .eservations f the din- | P| “d ‘ ia ‘ si ‘ 4 ; ' ’ ‘¢ " ’ ? ' 4 , ' ‘ ; . poe ,;* { ,ts é* 7?" Pe) « } hay : .*Y . >) i} r\eé Zerery? rn lor Touts S| eded in . —. ’ eton puilding has suces * a ‘- asher for | a CopPe e . Son ae at : AutoMatic pace 159, —* — Coliseum a Electric Show Miarch 12th to 17th Inclusive Steinmeyer Washing Machine Co. Olive 673 5104 Fine St. Central 673 — —— LL u _ ee oe ee rn ee ee a = f @ - , Gyrafoam Aluminum @ TL c ‘ Distinctly Different! Washes faster | Self cleaning Washes better Quickly emptied Wrings better Structurally strong Aluminum Tub Neat appearing Adjustable height Occupies less space Do not buy any washer until you have seen the MAYTAG wash YOUR clothes in YOUR home OLIVE 6399 CENTRAL 657 INTERSTATE APPLIANCE CORPORATION LABOR SAVING Devices 1005 LOCUST ST. ST. LOUIS, MO, t > Thursday afternoon, | at 4 o'clock, when they will be pro- | necessary to. 7 me ¢ ry For t At the Electrical Exposition —you will see many won- At the marvelous Electrical Exposition being held at the Coliseum this week the Union Electric derful exhibits. Some will Company has chosen as their exhibit the greatest bé spectacular, some will be wonder of this mystifying force, the electrical be home. To think that upstairs or downstairs at the touch of a button, silent and unseen, electricity brings at every turn pleasure, convenience or: comfort. The functions of electricity in the home are myriad. From awakening hour in the morning to bed time at night in ways unthought of, this genie worker will patiently serve. . me fe 3 That you may know, that you may see, all the ways Electric Senin wil Be in which electricity can be of help in your home, sure to visit it—the“Electric 3 But your house not wi awe inspiring, some wil! amusing and mystifying. For many are the roles thatelec- tricity plays in modern life. But no exhibit will more graphically show electricity that of a helping friend to woman ‘ 1 7 In its favorite role In the home than the Union Home” of the Ution Elec- tric Company. March 12th to 17th COLISEUM rer ta 4 It doesn’t cost much to wire a house and put in lighting fixtures—and you can take a whole year oS to pay forit. Youcan have an electrical contractor do the work—we will pay the contractor. Then you can repay us in twelve monthly payments. “hild L_nhuicren ~r¢ ge sate - Plus War Tax. J Goo os i" eteeaeatn en 2 eee ——«, “= —— =o, Just 2 O'clock and pleasure bent Because magic hands : have done her work WOMAN’S first duty is to her home. The tasks that take their unremitting daily toll of time and strength rob wo too soon of the rightful heritage of youth. Unfortunate woman of the days gone by! Fortunate woman of today! The household tasks of drudgery must still be’done, and still they fall to the lot of woman to do. From the workshops of the wizards come magic hands to wisk away hours and vanish labor in the realm of woman’s work. Electricity, tireless, powerful, skillful, is ready to answer the call of every woman; ready to lend a helping hand in every household duty. And the women who have taken electricity as a servant in their homes know the joy of afternoons frée to devote to pleasure. he greatest of Electrical Wonders is the Electric Home You must see it at the Coliseum this week the Union Electric has built a home in the Coll- seum for you. Laundry, kitchen, dining room and bedroom, each room supplied with the ap- propriate electrical helps. To this electric home you are invited. Not onl will you see all those things electrical which wi! make your home a better home within which to live, but the uses and functions will be explained and demonstrated. Nor are these electrical helps luxuries. By adding comfort, by saving time and strength and health, they more than earn their way. Nor need you wait and save. You can have any of themmnow and little by little with your regular monthly light bill red? Wire it and take a whole year to pay Every home is entitled to electrical service and this monthly payment plan for the installation of wiring and fixtures makes it possible for every home to have it. If your home is not wired, come in or phone us for full details of this wonderful plan. . UNION ELECTRIC CO, Main 3220 12% and LOCUST Central 3530 OS GEO ty aap em aE ee a Be ee be gear le 4 | * 4 ? | | * id = ¥ ON IG AEE AO AN AE ON i NE ER lo ste a DS A IN o> RN LEIA Pe Ha!

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P The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and th J - . ; : a mbined. MARCH 11 iggg e Times Co a ee taeda WARCH il. 1923 ANCE OF ELECTRICITY IN 3: LIFE TO BE SHC 24 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - Se . _ Church’ - a | ae Eptgcopalian Get-Togcther Dinners.| Church, will speak at two get-to- | Need and the - paren ) | e e s om lg ete tsco- | Parishes of the city will send dele- | > a The Rev. Dr. R. W. Patton of New| Sether dinners of St. Louis Ep ) a ‘palians on March 19 and 20 at| gates to the dinners at which pro- | ' Yor®, campaign director of the Na-| Schuyler Memorial House. His/ grams of future work will be out. | | * | tal Fisit Department, Fplacopall general tublet wil be "Fhe Word | tne ~——(S FOE 10 CRIME) EAIeECtrIC eaner ; 2 = tr i; we § — Here is a vacuum cleaner that not only Saves you al if _~hm : > e 7 i electric scrubber and floor ; Police Department Says Electric) drudgery in cleaning and sweeping carpets but costs oe =e pip-alt or foed mixer, whiel nothing for electricity. No need for you now to | pagel doc ee Ae pay out money for current and no need to use a nae 11 te n@ mi read; an electrian§ s Curbing Crime. cleaner with a lot of clumsy attachments. The ms - 3 Re ..j11 and food grinder: in fact : ,~= ri“ ’ & — ectricai appiuat “Good street lighting ts the great- ; oa ‘ : & on ; ‘he kitchen will be j | est factor in curbing crime,” de-| % | | : 4 3 sal d with proper Lgnis tor & clared Phil H. Brockman, President i) U Re room. in front of the St. Louis Police Board. “It $i, [2 kitchen there wlll be a we never sieeps and is always on the . 4 yg | a gemonstration of all the Kitch . plianct ee ee ee ~ aed head ’ Continued From Page 21. —— Sete i. lr Ra beh Naat I ae A ar ee re ee SEE RR et ra Rc ~ 9 © * AME GR TOOL ee - DA GP LDA, AG ATE LO AME ks. eX ole 48 DN Be TE wv SARTRE SN ER job. = | Py 1 = | be a @ > “It discourages the criminal from, ~ wi]k take all the dust and dirt J , at on own ex Trial costs s sot teapot on the d pw Demonstration by Experts From the Factory Siena fie take sini NS AG Fou ting. “Recp to tee'pooue | _ LEONARD CLEANABLE REFRIGERATOR [© ‘ = 0-5 | l his identity A eR EI TERRES = ST NRMIED SOREE NP oe ee PAE EAE RATS LAE IDE LOI I MB EA BAA EE ee al hoe now. nig SR meas Se QR. AE a eR Dee a be an electric grill. toaster, wv a ; 4 “lV m the use of the tively in the bull pen the tollewthe | ean. chafing dish, stove, pe They will tell you of the many benefits to be devived fro : tively in the bull pen the followin ; Me tron, chaft m store - ‘ 2 . iorning, or sometime later when he | ee tectric oven, SnOowInEg Be true High Frequency Generators. Ailments too numerous to mention nei y is apprehended. V ACUETTE SALES CO. | a nates oe can prepare breakf be treated and satisfying results obtained. Among the many ailments a ‘‘Jimmie Jimmer’ ts not anxious 1110 ARCADE BLDG . a complete luncheon or dinn | . to be s@en on the job of ji ; | . vy four, while seated at the dinin few are listed below: a window because the telephone FACTORY BRANCH OLIVE 9208 P | - ! wit table. by nls? of the dining sain ~~? | iF - a ~ geet ¢ : & sQquacron get sWill —_—_— ee”. ~ ! Fak: cookery appliances. In front Nervous Troubles Rheumatism Neurosis tion these days, and the p ee ih en n ] ES eoorTT t » hed £* _ t. L uis oat y €TT1 ¢ nst a" ‘ ; “7 eX hick i Isc Eczema Neuralgia th ‘ r Tl ¥e a erse To Dp! avin — FS ) with a urglar - Ke 4 a in tr . . t Falling Hair Lumbago ; : Anemia Neuritis Goitre SY Fixtures of Graceful Designs Artistic! Gracefal! Darable! —will be the comments of all who visit our exhibit at the Electrical Exposition. There you will find displaved our own products, embracing the very newest in distinctive design and perfect work- manship Besides—the beauty of Isco Solid Brass Fixtures tg enhanced by the wonderful, — nieh in rhie ee ee Fs poe are 73—1ice capacity 75 Iba—sell $39.75 capac’y 100 Ibe. —+el] man Gold, Gray gold. Silver and Riack 9 — y 160 Ie sell $51.00 | 4407 capac’y 135 Ibs.—eell decorated Ivory, Polychrome, Colontal 75—1ice capacity 120 Ibs.—sel] $55.10 4408—ice capac’y 100 Ibs.—eell brass and various others. 70 Ibs.—sell $453.50 4411—lce cupac’y 70 Ibs.—eell A visit to our Display Reoms, rs ——sell 4—ice where courtesy and persona! af- 7S ibs ong 1 capac’y 100 |lbs.—eel] tention abound, will assure you 90 Ihs.—+sell $59.50 15—ice capac’y 125 Ibs.—egll of the above facts. ALL SOLD ON EASY TERMs , dle to install 50,000 dn J e & Dol h u 0 ouble our present cz | Don't Fail to Meet Us at the Coliseum | ativiaed hy the Publie March 12-47 — Booth 103 WHITE BLUE GI Uu p Dr g C . ; advised by the Publ ar : Of oT F | } re monk a ton 2 Torcher PORCELAIN CABINET } . a , = : ) tment that the v ] , i ra”... / ~~ = . : FP mW . ‘ e ‘ ‘ the Ry nd * ’ b- ty § My . : . lo te i niver u mittee says th rord m alse Hand - warved: fi7'. 2 ! . i ‘ “3, advised that the Public Utilitie ~ \ : stands 18 inches ff, | : 5G ; : ; C j in 4 oe Be t~ / 4 : ' = : — - > + al g2 646 K- ’ ; S ae’! © Aaa sass sac we on PR REE a ORE RE RN ON A A ALE LILLIE GEIS 2 ON wo a Sciatica pee SEE THE ABC Was At the E or Eit fo not begin to deter him, as does Don’t fail to visit our exhibit in the Union Electric booth at the Electrical the fear of being-caught in the act oe . r: i atare ollow stores: and of being recognized. Exhibit. Renulife Violet Ray Generators are sold at the following Sat ee ee favor of better street lighting is e | growing stronger every day. This e ( ; sentiment culminated in our recent Union E] ectr 1C O. “ip. bond tssue, when the people of St. Loufs voted $8,000,000 for street lighting. This will enable the Board of Public Utilities to have’ every ‘ ’ bd ; | street {n St. Louis electrically lighted. olff- Wilson 0. a pega lights. With the bond issue we wi!! Yost eS VS aS aS eae areata] Electric Toaster esses seis 2 ae eee lil o— «/ ‘ high; various : ‘ c > @ r ment now has at \ TR finishes, with mica ‘ . : 7" ;) €) i} 7 ' . at r — cv ity 4 e . ' Z ( 0 a, gitar oN he : . a ae > With 14, 16 and 18 inch ruse . . aise aie Pine Furnished with ; go forth s \ Electric ™ . : . . ’ rapidly as possible as os Percolators lighting system is inadequate. Nickel finish: toast: 6-cup size; f cuaran- $4.95 tures end‘ Lamp Headquarters § BA) \ ™ * : Qe o> bey . aa’ 4 Svnustlinte ia . ee a — | Hie 43: ied / SGecusGenecae | il i BEST NO INC All Mode We are also Morton 709 Locust + ¥ ot , , " ? bh ’ . ue + * VOLE YEAR YO FAY FOR IT 2 aap Any Saint Louis licensed | Electrical Contractor will explain how he will wire your [; Y A, alam re was the Telephone’s Birthday. 7, oo oe oe oh ho oe ok oe om oe lee ee | os hs a2 2 S28 's @ “a ) | a | already built home, supply fix- tures, and how you may pay U ' E | a /, ee On March 10, 1876—just 47 years ago—Alexander #5 , iA 2 Se | Graham Bell, from his room in a modest THE sane ectric a en ia | : boarding house, telephoned to his assistant in 12 monthly installments for the : in the basement: “Mr. Watson, come here, work. | I want you.” This was the first complete sentence transmitted by telephone, ur eee fe: Xie hy, Siw or eT te tia ath a ear i: as Saat Electri Additional wiring in already wired | Ain BE : houses is included in the plan. 778 Oa | A few weeks ago the president of the Bell System talked | 3 ——— 18 | by wire and wireless from a Bell telephone in his | G- E -T-Z-I- Every home should have the econ- a New York office to scientists in Southgate, En- ~— Oscilator omy, comfort and convenience | | | yy | gland, a distance of 3,400 miles, that comes with electric service. : Sees ntnee aie a a Leah ~ tat “ oe Ree REE HOSS EPS KR SSH EKER HSE OO See Greer aen Ge : : Volumes could not contrast more vividly the strides of ‘ ine) in telephony. The telephone has become oo =e | Eesirectin ts dnseicn lane ioe ane Call — -ae 000 instruments, or the equivalent of one telephone : ° ; | an i : for every eight persons in the United States. An- Union Electric fm | | | , nually 19,000,000,000 messages go speoding over j= ia the whispering wires—messages of material im- Sales Department See the wonders of teleph- * port, of grief, of hope, of joy and appeal—all there Main 3220 or Centra] 3 xX AL! } | ] . 530 ——— a ne re is in the hearts and minds of men to say. We will gladly se - Tr position at the Coltseum this | ee pay sane yen the de | week. Hear the Bell “Loud No greater tribute can be paid than to say that this little tails without obl! ' a Soar | | , | oe . Igaticn on veur - Speaker” in action comrade of the locomotive and the airplane, of the 4 | Rautpeed with off | : Prt a as Anh 7} | incandescent and the phonograph has contributed = ig § © “ter: UNION ELECTRIC 0 moorveloualy $0 Ghiaaeauet anne ness of the race—and all in 47 years, i2th and LOCUST ST. CENTRAL 3530 ¢ a ve NCUA isd ew SRA GN ER AR SEAR OE REET SACL ANTI EB AMER oF R \d = ee ee . Pte” Hh . * wate ey vies» yieert Pras ‘eo is ‘ ponte. S yee : see e822 * ian SP seins NETRA Id hates iginestararpattes vs

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: : : r c : 7 F 2 v ” iy a y } . “f . & ” ‘ 7 7. 2) SUNDAY , MARCH 11, 1922 The City Ci i ; | MAR , 1923. ty Circulation of the Daily . ne Exc ‘ j 7. 7 - ’ POST DISPATCH alo xceeds“that of the Dally Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ys) sg NCE OF 7 . oe TA | onstation by . > ” 2a . o IMPOR nt ona ho —— economics in-;compressors, steam turbines, fabroil! lines which made the change to ca- = ELECTRICITY IN EVERYDAY ee Owing the use of each | ears and other miscellaneous equip-| ble operation before becoming €lec- i Bnpen Tues @ as LIFE TO BE SHOWN) Tre fourth rc ill st yore Of this nature. , This display | trified. lay, Thurs- re A z LAS q 90m will show a well-! wi] , ‘ ; / ts. ga P aii appointed bedroom with proper il- | es ''a spat + ee oe The first street railway to be oper-, ‘at a radar pane ade tad oe et SO Te | li: ES id . we ! Stria }) ant Inanager nh St. San Francis ‘oO Shortly afte Taras a ; —_ — |Pances. There will be an electric! ] * ce te AS 6 ln toate Pir Latest improved : : a Cc Louls. a mR Ba ze ‘electric scrubber and floor polisher. | fan, electric sewing machine. instan- ~ py siete) raliways in Chk aso and Paila- “3 o9 res + > B tion of horse cars was from 1859 to r I be Ob) B® QO N | lon 75 00 ’ * = 2 . /@ 1895, a period of some 36 years. The : t s ’ B ~ | - n first horse rallroadq put in operation | Id on Easy Terms : — . @ had its motive power changed in. | 3 & s pe @ 1887 after a period of 26 years. The | é ....— ’ a ° = ell) = last horse railroad put in operation, | ne ; . ° bd s ® . | . B the Northern Central lines, which | Mage Adam aa ee eee SY is! Come and see for yourself. * = : Bee some time between 1882 oss that as serve ‘ Oo 4 Westinghouse appliances have made v. Both Phones . : er ee Coneeee See vee, Coe and uninterruptedly for more than me . t =) . ‘tion by electricity in 1893 and 1894, | : Electricity the hel ful friend of hu- s = = ted hors ilroad | 2 years! ' ; ’ ae | Hl tes : ican: rerenpenanlng pgapmiaamae 42y manity. In thousands of homes you'll andl a oid . MH The Lindell Railway, one of the| Westinghouse—maker of household appli- . find them, trusted because of their safe and ) * = earliest lines to adopt electric power | This is the quality” re dependabili ; : : ° ibe ah demeahil cat. thd one, “Ged ances that are known the world over for Bll Port e Pe woe ity a are proud to have ° 7 4 several and costly experiments with, convenience and quality! When two such pijances. them on display—delighted to show them to . il - ee names join in forming an exhibit, that ex- you. Come and see the demonstrations a TIT ritiiiiiiitiritiiitiiiiiiititi tf coos sitanagyenbe ee. coceratermomett lh Sian te electric lie in 1893. water boils. Invaluable in the sick room. you re doing. ) TWO ° e &§& / ” 709 Locust St. STORES 1117 Olive St. F These roads experienced a life in serv- pnday. lew Ce oo oe oe " x 2 Rane 0. craging approximately 25 rears. No | Electric Percolator ee | 4 * | Rage 8 such life is shown for the horse-car Turnover Toaster Coffee goodness raised to the Nth de- gree! When this percolator gets going, Toast without trouble—two pieces at a ‘time. This toaster turns the bread it- ; camer} ° | its aroma will make you so hungry® in a modest q a - 3 wi U K ) you'll imitate little Tommy Tucker. aged All oer “ee to rs 1S me eye , come here, table. rst complete hone. : tElectrical Exposition— St. Louis Booths Nos. 166-188 . BE SURE TO SEE THEM ALL IN OPERATION S.c 7.7.8.7 | 1623 Mi 1923 | OHIO - TUEC Oscilator | MODEL MOLA MODEL | ELECTRIC This High-Grade CLEANER Oscilator Washer Look Cozy Glow Electric Heater The Heater that begins to throw out a big circle of cozy warmth the minute it’s connected. Has prevented many a case of sickness by giving quick heat when needed... Inexpensive to run, too. System talked ephone in his outhgate, En- Curling Iron The fair sex will vote this one of the friendliest of. electrical devices. It’s clean, convenient, quick. Heats up in a few seconds, gets just hot h t , SS for the enough and stays that way. QW SN NN the strides of " at a Very Low Price. ne has become e are 14,000,- one telephone States, An- speeding over f material im- peal—all there Electric Waffle Iron Turns out the best waffles you ever tasted. Bakes cookies, omelettes, cheese-cake, corn pone, fritters—all right at the table, and most convenient- ly—without smoke or offensive odor. The most versatile appliance you ever Red Band Electric Table Stove : Cooks the whole breakfast. Toast, \ -hot cakes, eggs, bacon—anything S that doesn’t need an oven can be prepared on it—and right at the ~. ~s5 .‘ \ \ be \‘ ‘ 5 ‘ 4 | say. cl ' | ; a VAT 2 table. saw. that this little Gas Heater Attached rene, “+ Ce Equipped with all-copper tub; | The Queen of Them All eet size—latest al ‘num ‘ % abet Wringer 2 * r cababet — Y% REMEMBER The Cleaner that has stood | ity and happi- horse power Westinchouse The Mola—1923 modcl—fcas¢ ogg the test for ce emg Gets motor. Fully guaranteed for attached. Heats the water right in the all the dirt the time , t th W , oo ;, w one . Sold cs vas _ ste « id sterilizes, washes ‘ ° See the dail demonstrations of these esting- See Gh.0n mn, teas ee | Sabveciner au incond cperetion=-tbe | 024 doce not injure the house Appliances in Booths 147 and 208 at the Week until paid. machine you have been looking for. Tugs. ‘SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS FREE DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR HOME | 1: COMPANY 3 ' | «= GMISSMANG = 708 | 4 _ 907-909 PINE ST. ee ™ FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS al sie | e - —_, a% ‘aay Y ree ~— Seite ge | i ‘ _ me ae me “s “fe z toe ees Tams a all ak 7 ges 2 a . = , Dip beet .

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3 GAP IO DR 0 PREP LOBES, 0A SO ET DP AP RBA INLRY DPOF Ee ee . LARS ATS CGS PE PAS RR LOG TOT ER AT TR a alt PB SS TS NE 2 oon * The Laciede Gas Light Co. tn ‘also added to their service an elec- @ric G@@partment and furnished light ‘the northern part of the city. 26 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ST. LOUIS SAW FIRST ELECTRIC LIGHT IN 1878 cessfully operated until! October, 1888, when it United Electric Light Co., and trans- ferred to the Municipal Electric , Light and Power Co., after which it Wes an auxiliary to the Municipa! Electric Light and Power Station. furnishing current for incandescent lamps only. Im 1888 a complete change in the @lectric situation was brought about in St. Leuis throuch the consolida- “tien of practically all the ~ompanies. »which were purchased by the United Electric Light and Power Co. and neferred to the Municipal Bjec- e Light and Power Co. 1888 ®y means of alternating current in They obtained the contract from the city for lighting public alleys. Until 1887 arc lights and Heisier series incandescents were the only kinds of lamps furnished to the pub- lic. There was a demand for a sys- tem of lighting that could be safely ‘Installed in streets, offices and resi- was bought by the’ life or *. dences without danger to property. S. P. Pike, manager 0: the Excelsior company, introduced the Westinghouse alternating system in St. Louis. Mr. Pike succeeded in. interesting Samue)l Dodd and others who organized in October, 18858, the Missouri Electric Light & Power (‘o. and purchased the rights of the local territory from the Westing- house company. They built their plant on Twentieth and Locust streets. The first generating plant of sus- | of the Mis- located at Nine- stantial size was that Electric Co. teenth and Gratiot started ers 240 h. p were later loca Locust strets, Tenth and St. Charles and Main and Biddle atreets, so that 20 vears ago the electrical require- ments in St. Louis were supplied by souri strets, whic! ating in 1888 with ais Other plants ntieth and gene rators ted at Tw ——— na -- - —_ -—_—_—-— ~ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals tha t of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. SUNDAY, VARCH i* OE ———— 24.000 h. p. produced by 24 gener- ators. Irn 1903 the Union Electric Light & Power Co. built its present Ash- lev street plant with a total capacity of 12.000 K. W. In 1913 the Keokuk hydro-electric power was completed 20 Years’ Growth. In 1898 the Missouri Edison com- nany had a capacity of approximate- ly ane > K. W., furnishing most of the ) power for St. Louis. The Ashley rlant of the Union Eilectric Light & Power Co. starting as a 12.000 K. W. station with adoad cf approximately 8000 K. W. in 1904 developed into a station of 122.000 K. W. by 1921, replacing all other generating stations in the city. Twe total system peak load for 1922 amounted to 134,000 K. W., 43,000 kK. W. of which were received over the Keokuk hrdro-electri¢ transmis- lines. and the remaining power he Ashley street ’ ow» ~ * ’ Aion 2 ea 3448 street £.0n - _ re tad ‘* being generated in steam station. Tt is illustrative of the rapid {me vement im the electrical art that ling 20 years ago t ac mo 6.000 horsepower of electrical now houses ? pacity with the same ftioor space. generating apparatus 10 times as much ca- ELECTRICITY NEEDED. IN DINING ROOM Electric Table Appliances Com- bine Comfort and Conveni- ence With Silent Servi¢e. The dining room is the most used room in the home. Around its fes- tive board the family gathers three times a day, welding the home ties. It is heré that the real friends are reecived and entertained. The living room amd parlor are the places of introduction, meetings and acquaintances, but farther be- yond lies the dining room with its air of hospitality, where intimate companionships over well-prepared foods or the comforting sim- Plicity of tea and toast, are formed fi ster ed ss over and Tt thinks of ripens into desire to ine frst ¥ when an acquaintance hearty friendship is the - with the foods prepared for covking at hand, surrounded by an array of seasoning ingredients and wita re- liable energy of electricity at beck - oned call, what, besides indulgence or inability, can hinder the hostess from displaying the most popular talent on earth, the most gracious and graceful art, an@d that upon which human life depends, the skill and art of cooking? 2 De wee Olive 5158 WE SELL AMERICAN BEAUTY IRON 909-907 PINE ST. 2 Pi 4 ~ ve: ae s oe Sy ! 7 0% ne # 2 4 i - Ease 4 5 . ¥ x ee © : Me 5 : E I Manufactured by é ae American Electrical Heater Company, Detroit Oldest and Largest Exclusive Makers. Established 1894. 87 ~ rienasii rina — $e .| come to one's home, and oa ° . = WITH Entertaining large dinner parties +h o I of AS : of acquaintances has become sucha @ Yorn 5 ey a THE THERS mnatte f form, inspired by mere % “ amie i 4 — ma! O0O.1i£80) 1 and a desire to create an a cd . : iF = pearance that Die noten 3 j gE _ Fa é — > y, gpa 9k; BSBOeTValics. w . g RE “ b wk rations f chean @ +f - *h use. g ta The POST-DISPAT UP d DOWN requently patronized. But real . tend to intimate friends, can not be @ Do you realise that yoa push Gwe os The HAAG cylinder (choice of rustproof zinc or hard maple bought. It can only be given aways m six pounds of steel nearly twel tage ; : ; : t h ining roor , the clothes without wadding or winding. Finest lingerie can- a bth. in the ¢ § room of ® Standing for hours, shoving and ve not rip or tear; heaviest work clothes and blankets cannot bun- g, the mass of metal, is too tiring « task for comfortable with service and fur- @ ‘ . S Save yourself! Live longer! Shih thi through (between eacR and every thread) every inch of the nishings fitting the purse of the gy task toe material. The HAAG cylinder is unlike that of any other—it erice of the ubiquitious servants. To e Sit and operate it en- : take the place of servants for tn- Bg& by fect See the HAAG Demonstration at the = trely by foot pedals. Electrical Exposition pliances have come to add comfort and conventence, through With every HAAG Electric Wash Machine sold tess A wired dining table, with its ion we will give an = pees c.sappear- ing beneath the rim of the table, in- of having to be connected to e I escent ectric 0 “It is here that a hostess can displa} ~ her real ability. Here is re . ip and hospitality at 505 N. 8th Street double dey r sh - entertain such friends, to give them « . me ne : ne Sincere hospitality, to have them = ye oe eee break § bread. a Ou > Hilf ready service, beautiful deco 7 (pnb — By dTl a and ready prepared foods whi be hired for money, for &u f = 4 = vospitality, such as one would ex-/@ fOr a Kami ive newspaper wood) has special designed agitator ribs that gently tumble to whom it belongs, and that can = yee: in the course of ironing? Such a friendly room though @ a, . , = strongest woman. dle: clothes are always free to permit the cleansing suds to go home owner, is much more comfor- , table without the constant Interfer- rton Du-All Troner cleans more thoroughly, more rapidly and lasts longer. « Ho formal ogcasions, electrical table ap- §§ Guide clothes by hand. AMERICAN BEAUT Y IRON service at the right hand of the hos- r Iron ABSOLUTELY appliance cords skillfully ckets above, ts a joy to double depth and strength ST. LOUIS, MO. Olive 531 Olive 531 party easily * } = oe +... a, > aA : se, : + here becomes ar art "4 ee eS shirts better than you can, at a cosi = of 5 cents an hour in a quarter of the time eae 7 . le Oe “See ted > re eou's yr 4 ve ” ae " , a ~ me om x at ae Se bead * ete o : ~ os aa Ss atilaliaaal Rs raat cde how a ee tindemiadtiiean..s “ oe il - = soon pay for itself. Come and sce bow @& 2 wil do you ironing. @ .We are also demonstrating 8 ABC Washing Machines = and © Royal Vacuum * ? ’ it ' ’ if ee THE AMERICAN BEAUTY IRON IS SOLD BY THE UNION ELECTRIC CO. - 12th and Locust Streets ==" Six Offices in the County Main 32238 Cleaners Frank céhdam 3 3 3 709 LOCUST ST. The electrical shop that sj S 1117 OLIVE ST. has been serving St. Louis — [owweeweenee for more than 42 years THE STORY OF A FAITHFUL SERVANT e $ 151 8 208 CC tse . 7 > “a a3 > a 2 = . wae a“ ¥ Va a j at x i 2 i 4 ¥ : 3 ae oi i r w Central 3520 _——— ae ee ANATIONAL = for SERVICE TO. Weng Be your Old ,yERICAN WOME More Than 100,000 Women allow carpet 3 j “ you SWEEP wii ied wot Dodger. Who Seek Comfort With the Dust and Drud A= put a new TorringtonElectricCleaner And gives a glimpse . behind the sce | roms | , ies ank ctdam of Old Fashioned Methods. STUNG ieeaaraten nnn cuone came in your home at once in the bargain. é . ia All you have to d6 is to turn in that old obsojete This littte AVE you ever watched some wonderful Exhibits and Demonstrates ‘ scenic effect in the theater, in which the Electrical Servants ing that it does with ease those tasks The Brush of Efficie that leave you tired and weary. it : brush sweeper that isn’t doing you a bit of good, and pestectes Sy ae lights, only a faint glow at first, have swelled ~~ path me eget Kee, On WoOrking ior you. ‘¢ and brightened and changed color moment and Gay out, for years The Torrington Company will allow you $5 , a. ethecteell for it toward mar. The combined : Machines, electrically driven, co sahil gen lilged by moment? And have you wondered how it was that can take over practically all acc poe) Aetna Mirae done? : ing and suction make ® Exhibits at the Electrical Exposition Booths 147 149 204 206 This.is ¢t never gets tired: ts never out of sorts: and works just as cheerfully for hours + ~ P a 7 as it does for minutes. his “faithful servant” the drudgery of housework. ton Electric to Amer is the Torrtng- Cleaner, a new right "an housekeepers. most , thorough for cleaning Electric Cleaner is - ; - lamp shades, billiard women's Wraps, tapestry unglossed paintings and other ate surfaces Western Electric Washer. Hoover Suction Sweeper. Hamilton Beach Home Motor. , mere than a better cleaner of Western Electric Sewing Mathine. —— —— wom + With te ingen- Western Electric Ironer. seed ae ela eg eee —epete F Western Electric Dish Washer. “a =e éust and Crudgery out of a nunecrec and one cleaning taska The Torrington Electric Cleaner One of the most novel exhibits at the Exposi- tion—a Frank Adam exhibit—takes you behind the scenes anc shows you how it’s done. When you enter the Coliseum one of the first things to catch your eye will be the Frank Adam booth in which the lights are ever shifting in color and intensity. + _ The Torrington vastiy The Big Brother No This larger Lriinty No conditions, no strings, no obliga- Nozzle ts for use where a greater suction than tions. Your Torrington is delivered at oe ck ae once all ready to go to work. You ity “‘nemdie ‘s required. have 12 mont’ sto pay for it,and it will Wes tt om stair careete, be taking the dust and drudgery out on pottieres, curtains and of housecleaning every day of every ¢ peries, moldings and 7 month for years after it’s paid for. stered furniture, bedcing, nutomobile coats, and for €est The Torrington Electric Cleaner is moth eggs. >. “the most faithful servant that ever & entered the home.” The Useful Renovater 4 With this simple HERE’S YOUR CHANCE TO OWN ONE! attachment you BOO But act quickly— This offer is necessarily limited. a a ? Come in today—or mail the coupon. ate it tor érving bles: for chasing files and toes; for renovating feather for blowing out “nooks” and nies.” ever you wish te use & tion attachment, selip hese necter in, At the _ the end and the Torrington 9 7% Electrical Aids to Health and Beauty Electricity is coming daily into greater use as a tonic and a beautifier through devices like these: There you will be shown the marvelous switch- ‘i board that controls these lighting phenomena. It’s i called the Major Theater Pre-Selective Cumulative Control Switthboard. Though the name sounds for- midable, you'll find that the device itself is most interesting to watch. Other features of the Frank Adam exhibit will be the Modern Residence Safety Type of Panel Board, Safety Switches and the numerous appliances hsted to the right. “> a (ah a when the enters your home it has behind it all the re- sources of a manufacturer whose name is @ guarantee, and the most science and research an tu f th é Violet Ray Generator. . ie a oe Tae See of the housekeeper ¢uring many we oe ee: years, could create. And because The Shenieaiion Torrington will relieve you of dust ; and drudgery. !t belongs in your Heating Pad. howe 2 oy ss oe Combination Comb and Curling Iron. Some of Its Many Uses Table Appliances cate ak Devices that add immensely to j pletely routs the dirt th the convenience of cooking and hing. me Peeamgnece of foods. : : a ‘fernites . ie sid . ” pia : | ttresses, heavy cot > - > Percolators. Table Stoves. See them all at the COLISEUM : — pe ciate rills. MARCH 12'%to17® |i _, Toni L@rig n a =m. > ut Torr Be. 7 The T 7 . Cc ; 1866 1124 Locust St. Telephone 2 ps7, without you having : Strain and stretch and get _inte wneemilertabie posi- tona ‘e

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SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1922. - 3 SUNDAY ais ol ; ° a The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oT . 1 1 # 1) WHEN THE DX STATIONS BROADCAST—WEEK OF MARCH 12 |... a As RRP 2 5ewex | | fF ; (Eveninige—Central Standard Time) | Radio Equipment on the New Airship D-2 | ‘a i? | : STATIONS. _ Monday. — _ Tuesday. | Wednesday. | Thursday. | Friday. | Saturday. ; 5 eT 6:00— 9:30) 6:00— 9:30) 6:00— 9:30, 6:00— 93 0; 6:00— 9:30! 6:00— 9:80 p Central 708 nie (7 , oa 10:45—12:00) 9;45—12:00) 9:45—12:00| 9:45—12:00| “9:45—13:00| 9:48—i2:00 — isis Oirn] aca a. _8:00— 9:30) 8:00— 9:80) 8:00— 9:30) 8:00— 9:30) 8:00— 9:30| 6:00— 9:80 wit . ee as | .| WI 7:00— 9:15) 7:00— 9:15) 7:00— 9:15} 7:00— 9:15) 7:00— 9:15] 7:00— d:16 a ‘ af “2 meee — —$—$—————— | eB RE SI mo na ce en ae sod Cincinnati $:00—10:00| 10:00—12:00 ph : Dallas ~|WFAA | ~6:30— 6:80] —6:0—11:00 c “ge Kalas . see Yy Sion ye ab 6:30—11:00 eet f: : enemas — i———_ - se o—— === — "y’ ; Davenport _ WoC 8:00 8:00 & 10:00 | high 2 Jenver | KL 7:30 me 7:30 J. =n Baas ‘| Detroit... | > 6:00— 7:30 ee alc ie co | : Detroit | iW 7:30— 9:30 ‘ » oA 4 * + « ~6:00—] 7:80| 6:00—- 7:30) 6:00 7:80| 6:00— 7:8| 7:30— 9:30; a » ~7:30— 9:30) 7:36— 9:30) 7:30— 9:30) Perr = | aee | Indianapolis ec auae 8:30—10:00|............| 8:30—10:00]... Kansas City 8:00—10:00|............} 8:00—10:00 ..| $:00—10:09) - Kansag City WHB | ,e++| 8:00—10:00]............| 8:00—10:00) Lockport |WMAK |..cccveocces | 7:00— 6:00). ‘ Louisville.........| WHAS |............; 7:30-- 9:00, 7:30— 9:00] 7:30— 9:00] 7:30— 9:00] 7:30— 9:00 Los Angeles....... (KHJ | 8:45-—10:00| 8:45—10:00| 8:45—10:00| 8:45—10:00| 8:45—10:00| 8:45—10:00 Minneapolis \WLAG 10;00—11:30, | 9:15—12:00) | 8:30 & 10:30 Newark ~ | 6:00— 9:15) 6:00— 9:15} 6:00— 9:15) 6:00— 9:15; 6:00— 9.03} 7:30— 9:00 | 5:15— 9:00! 5:00— 9:00] 5:15— 9:00) 5:00— 9:00) 7:00— 8:30] 6:00— 8:30 C | |WGY7 | 6:45— 9:00) 6:45— 9:00) 5:00— 5:30) 6:45— 9:00) bs sesesecate UPPLES STATION | St. -4KS | 8:00 & 11:30) 8:00—10:00] §:00—10:00] 11:30— 1:00 8:00—10;00) LIGHT, HEAT & POWER CO || St.Louis | WO | 6:45— 8:00) ...........-| 6:45— 8:00)............) 6:45— 8:00), : 8. Louis {WMAY |... Sunday, 11:00—12:00 A. M.; 8:00—9;00 P. M. eg —— ~ — -— - Toronto CFCA “7:00-— 8:00 7:00— 8: 7:00— 8:00 7:00— 8:00; 7:00— 8:00) 7:00— &:00 — = >-— a, 2169 Railway Exchange Bldg. ST. LOUIS SUNDAY BROA Pt ae ri NG WGM Atlanta, 3:30-4:30 and 9:30- 10:30 p.m. §:30-10 p. m. 10:30 p. m. woc Davenporté 9 a. m., 1:45, 6 WDAF Kansas City; 4-5 p. m. WSB Atlanta; 10:45 a. m., 5-6 p..» and 7 p. m. WHB Kansas City; 8-10 p. m. . ’ m. and 7:30-9:00. KLZ Denver; 9-10 p. m. WHAS Louisville; 9:57-10:45 a. m. ’ KYW Chicago: 11 a. m.; 3:30 and’ WWJ Detroit; 12:30 a. m., 3:00, and 4-5 p. m. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening 7 p. m. 6:30 ond 6:50 p.m. ie Se, ee newspaper giving Associated Press news sesvice. ‘WLW Cincinnat!; 11 a. m. 'WCX Detroit: 10 p. m. WLAG Minneapolis; 4:30-6:30 p. m. WFAA Dallas; 2:30-3 p. m.: 9:30-| WLK Indianapolis; 2-4 p. m. and W @AyY St. Louis; 11 a. m.; 8 p. m. _——_ EEO —_ => 7 | “~ When the new army ariship D-2, two-stages of audio-frequency ampli-|types of amplifying wnits. One is recently constructed at Scott Field | fication. pa - speech amplifier for inter- communication between the occu- |flew over. St. Louis on her second | Lieut. Holland, one of the’! | ‘pants of the ship. all of whom are 4 ; trial trip, she was in frequent com- signal officers stated that the Pres- supplied with headgear containing ‘ /'munieation with K 8 D, broadcast-;¢mt set is soon to be replaced by @/ telephone receivers. The helmets | ing station of the Post-Dispatch, un-|navy type 1370 transmitter, having | worn by the commander, pllot and ti) battery trouble silenced her|two 10-watt tubes which will give radio operator are fitted with transe- “voice” for the tishhe being. the ship a communicating range Of | mytters. The ndjacent box at the The apparatus f. thé ship at pres- | 100 miles by telephone and 150 miles jrien: is aiso an amplifying unit used ) ent is a temporary installation, be-|!0r code signals. , to increase the strength of radio eig- ingepf the 8S C R 67 type, using a The antenna consists of a 250-foot; nals. The electrical equipment is so s 12-volt, motor-generatof which sup- trailing wire which may be wound arranged that the recewers of all the pie 550-volt 4d. c. for the plates of |\up when the ship is not in the air. | men in the ship may be connected to j}the two, 6-watt transmifting tubes. The guys, motors, cable controls and the wireless apparatus, enabling A I | | HE : |The set has an approximate range of | in fact all the metal on the ship, | them to hegr in detall, the radio op- |25 mileg for voice and 40 milea mod- | serve as the counterpoise or’ erator’s communieation with the julatea C. W. (continuous wave), | ground.” ground. A chemical fire extingulsh- | buzzer. The receiving equipment con- je Referrin to the e«bove eut, | er is within easy reach of the op- | sists of a vacuum tube detector and ‘the two tee contain different erator, at the right of the cabinet. ——=—== ——— ae ee emaee gue Faas ApS CLEAR ER omens tions in February; Three New | ; Patrol Wagons Equipped With Com- | Ones Week of March 3. plete Transmitters and Receivers An increase of eleven broadcastifiz Solve Communication Problem. stations {s shown on the records of | Detroit Philadelphia is doing something the Department of Commerce dur-. b | ‘new with the radio telephone. Ita | as the — of February. On som A to Silence Re | Police Department for years has irst of February, there were hd mateurs gree tO ,onence - R7 stations licensed to broadcas’ enter* | twe He of 7 4 10:34, 4 | | been harassed by the impossibility Of tainment data and news wh le on ens _ _ ke patrolling adequately certain sec-| March 3d, there were 681 broad- Six Nights ot the Week. ™ tions of its vast area, and though ‘casters operating. | a _ ) " .r first mounted officers and then mo-! During the past month, 24 new; |. 3 : licegses were issued to broadcest, | ne of the common sources of tor squads were used, still the ratio but 13 old atationse ceased to funes | terference with broadcasting in We of personnel to area remained t00 ton Of the total stations ‘tran:- | Great Lakes region, namely, the pofr- low. In. essence, the ee is one ne 5 rece om 2 28 = erful naval transmitting Station Nea of communication, an the same class B stations operating on } ce ; ; : This is the qhality factor that prevented complete po-;| meters, the balance being on 3g9 3: may be eliminated through @ 8 mark on Electrical licing of outlying districts made tt meters. clal arrangement with the Raio Appliances impossible to distribute wire-con- The four new stations licensed in| Traffic Association of Chicago. The a ) nected boxes thickly in the same March are: @ pean mee” co-operation of this station has areas. | W S A C—Clemeon — ture" obtained and it will not use its spagk To this situation the radio tele- College, Clemson College, 5. C., 50! | tranamitter during the even phone has brought relief that prom- | watts. 5 i ee - | broadcast hours. The association*is ises to be nearly perfect. -Radio-| KF D V-—Gilbrech nson, *- | composed of amateurs and repie- ulpped patrol wagons and the use yetteville, Ark., 100 watts. ‘sentatives of all radio interests f. ~ meee e of transmitters and receivers in im-| WW€#£¢é, Y~—Marigold Gardens, Chi- ithe city and was organized for a )if > ions, as! cago, Iil., 500 watts. | | ie portant district police stations, as) ‘ » § | purpose of improving radio t | : © NN Se ; lhl s ~~ — ' elia- Public Education, Savannah, Ga., 199 i ~~ force the means of speedy and r At a recent meeting the «@ : ' ble ee anaes that “ on watts. : ,tion also reached an undergtand ’ needed for many years. e great | EB OIE Fe Pe ‘ith : me f ; . ' and sometimes fatal gap between | The Indoor Aertal. | heap Sete yy sen Bed te , : 3 the man on an outlying beat and his Less static conres from an indoor, It has agreed to appoint observ station is being rapidly closed.—The ‘aerial, but it requires more ampli- stations to record broadcast interté- AA AA i+? fia ba a me TLL mh | enemies mtr 4 Wireless Age. _} fication to produce loud signals. lence Amateurs will cease trama- ERICAN WOMEN | : — | mitting between 7 and 10:30 o’clomic , ~ s Par ; aera marae . : {six nights each week, while Mond= ; 3 ) | | _— Bio” Sowa ae meres iw e observed as “quiet night” by amateurs and broadcast st- % | ) Ne ie itions. Reports of observers, Torrington Does Away | i he ANE eA ; | i are members of the American I oe : ; ' mre. ts 4,04 bs) py ; tT Relay League; will be given to the Dust and Drudgery . ‘ ie ae i 7 aA - S . | D A P to be sent broadcast to listem- d Fashioned Methods. =,’ eo Ge 2 | =a" -" ee = ‘ | 'IQEEOO “ eo) | One of four private wires at ‘les WY YS Se ee tion W DA P will be reserved : ithe purpose of listening to reports @n Interference. The ion has a —— ee ee ee Brush of Efficiency & . “4, :. ! x, this broadenat station has This little brush was perfected for cleaning sur- : ~ nounced a special weekly contest faces where harder meta!- 4 2: roves: 7 a C W tranemit- lic attachments might ms ~~ , mar. The combined brush- ing and suction make !¢t thorough for cleaning walls, lamp shades, billiard tables. — lo | _ Come to our exhibit. See, the FOR BETTER RESULTS USE | UNION RADIO : geen — cooking and baking demon- | strations and let us show you PHONE TIP JACKS @ is for use where (Pat. Applied Fer) Q) * @ter suction than che ema! wtil- how Electricity can lighten : 25c A PAIR ozzie is required. ton stair carpets, * h h Id Ik oftieres, curtains and overdra- 3 4 . moldings and walls, upho!l- ) \ our ouse O tas S. | wherever head phones are used. These Phone Tip Jacks a bedding, fur Tee" a : | —— ate the, buying of expensive telephone plugs end Jacks, hobile coats, and for destroyin& = @ : A do away with unsatisfactory binding posts. sea ” | 7 Y. are eure of a positive electrical contact at all times, with 1 : : | UNION RADIO Phone Tip Jacks. They have acararay one — : + , : ‘ ecilreu 3 . e Useful Renovator | . | fer OC W circuit or quick changes in experimed &. & modate round wire up to thickness of telephone Sips. as UNION RADIO PRODUCT With this simple little ‘ONDENSERS 4 attachment you have & of VARA RES COmALA. eNONn Tir Kens. a 4 perfect renovator and becacaat rs pad tWO-9TEP suri of quailty . , {- t reasonable prices dryer. Women apprec and gusrente war dealer. If be can't supply you, we wil. a ate it for drying helr; | UNION~RADIO~CORPORATION and fruits and vegeta- for rencvating feather piiows: - Westinghouse Appliances Are Sold By NEWYORK OFFICE == blowing out “nooks” and “cren- nd the Hose Connector UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. never you wish to use a suc~ eats, teat bees Sear | FRANK ADAM ELECTRIC CO. | Keco Radio “A” Batteries end and the Torrington is read): sntonerar'wttiaeasee ts: @i& SMISSGMAN ELECTRIC CO. DOMESTIC ELECTRIC. CO. beers Ree neton Offer of $5 allowance for old carpet sweeper in the next Grins sek Sra | UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO. MORTON ELECTRIC CO. - Etoane ‘bakent ome itee while it work ?

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Visit our completely equipped Radio Parlor for demonstration.” KINNER- -KENNEDY ~SPECIALISTS ON KENNEDY EQUIPMENT 416-418 N.4°" ST SAINT LOUIS : .$147.50 Payments - 7) Complete ZENITH Long Distance RADIO Through the air, clear and distinct, from London, England; Fairbanks, Alaska; Havana, Cuba, and hundreds of other far-away places, comes music, grand opera, market reports, lectures, news events, speeches, etc. | SHOW YOU? | Visit our ZENITH long distance RADIO department to- morrow. Let us explain why ZENITH always leads. Let us explain why WE are surprised at NOTHING. Let us sHOw you hundreds of ORIGINAL letters of ZENITH PRAISE received daily by us telling of NEW ACCOMPLISH- MENTS. T. C. Lainhart hears London. Miss Anna Wall, Fairbanks, Alaska: C° F. MacDonald communicates from Chicago with his family 2300 miles out cf N. y. on the big liner Berengaria. The Kieselhorst Smail Payment Plan Makes Radio Buying Easy Don’t Experiment—Get a ZENITH Today. | The Kieselhorst system of radio merchandising saves you money | Radio Rooms Open Nights Until Nine O'Clock. Come in and Get Entkhused. KIESELHORST PIANO COMPANY —Established 1879— 1007 Olive St. ; - Radio Sets as Low as $4. $7.50, $12 Up a a Zz Rag dete a Store Hours: Daily, 9g tov ): Saturday, 3 to ¢ 6 ny oe —— es Kennedy Radio Eq ulpment @ All Sets are made with the Armstrong regenerative eireult. They will detect. oscillate or regenerate as desired. Can be used with vacuum tube of all stand- ard types. @ A Kennedy Outfit is unquest erent ven can purchase. Beautiful! $145 to $370. Special Prices on Radio Parts —tor those who build their own sets. Tuska Variocouplers; reg. $6.00, special |) Tuska Variometers; reg. $7.25, special Tuska Receiving Sets; reg. $70.00, special Tuska Receiving Sets; reg. $75.00, special Tuska Receiving Sets; rez. $35.00. special Tuska Amplifiers reg. $40.00, special 23-Plate Variable Condensers; reg. $4.90, special $2.00 45-Plate Variable Condensers ; reg. $4.50, special. $4.00 Vacuum Tubes, U. S. Navy, C. G. 1162, specia! $3.98 : > . Ss ‘ , Ans ; » ~ c >----- @ > - ~~ THREE CIRCUIT RECEIVER Two-Step Amplifier Price $37.50 Each Price $32.50 Each ; . STANDARD RADIO FREQUENCY SETS Tube Set, $125.00 Each =, BTube Set, $150.00 Each STANDARD APPARATUS CO. Can Be Seen at Benwood Co., St. Louis, Mo. os. oS The Bienes Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. — a CONDUCTED BY A. RRL. ‘wo-way individual America under nor- between tn the “ho hare lots and ave thetr endeavor nessages¢ outh Manchester ht and 12:30 each nights thousands listening fOr Deloy's 12:38 en thos> lev start pounding the Keys chorus in the free-for-all > | eir signals to NEW RADIO ASSOCIATION FORMED Organization to Be Known as “§@a- dio Transmitters’ Associa- tion of St. Louis.” thering of owrers of licensed tions in this cit o be known ters Assc ’ Was ‘Pecan and treasurer a Coti Construction makin Lome-made set, som? consideration t is better to tap. the the winding closely. say and then imcrease n every 19 turne 500 ana 490 “ated and the sig- Ll stronger Radiograms. Passengers riding n radio- equipped taxis tn Paris pav ? francs extra for the trip The most northerly railio station in Canada ! at Norway House, at the northern end of Lake Winnipeg Radio concer: will be broadcast opACce a month mn NAH. the radio station at the Brookivn (N. Y.) navy yard, operating « wave length of a ra- ecified in 16 will of in New radio set $500 te Wil- 2 private radio set tain a licenee and 19 francs as an annua! fee. —— For the Notebook. iG not expect tec ready-made set. than one tuned h circuit must be equally secure resonance ‘ is estimated that the energr ab- sorbed from radic waves br a reciv- ng antenna ‘s about one-miliionth of 25 ama pere Radio Frequency. Rad. o-frequercy emplficration ts the ding up of currents picked wp ntenna but which are tce “detected.” Tsually two uum tubes are used and is stations come in leud which would rérer other- THE MAYER RADIO SALES CO. tee ODD FELLOWS BLDG.. “t. Leas, Me. DISTRIBUTORS OF CUTTING AND “ erie RE« EL Te FAN RADIO EQUIPMEN Victor Head Phones Keystone Head Phones Dealers Write fear ( atalegve and Disceunta. SO DaNGER LOTD. CLEAR SIGNALS Pa’. Applied For PRICE £1.00 EACH NADH BY Standard Apparatus Ce. sT. LoOUts | For Sale by All Radic Dealers ee FOR NINE ih. ) clay: then, pouring a little melted cause the glass to drop out without 2 PEPULAR TESTS BEING RADIO | AWS ‘lead tnto the hole in the clay will chipning. leaving a clean. round hole. MONTHS tor Less Interterence dertakes Re- of Wavele Agth S. ver Un The White radio bill mittee along with a number of other) important ee documerts. | when the Sixty-sevent journed on Maach 4. sme House and Senate do not convene until Dec. 4 | when a new bill will probablw be ix troduced—pbut that away Whether Secret . - aa, % manage to keep the ethe: ting more jammed and other Lack of a new the MiseeneeK tJ e 1ti nw 19 wears . : }? ~* ~ 7 Ss unknown and t will aiiow vou 10 regulate t! make for peace in the Just what plans th has for improving conditions in the Le Rov Cabinets are well made and will give good present radio pandemo known, but a plan ~sa¢ i+ ‘ Vu. within a few months is being worke Guaranteed ‘*B’’ Batteries, $2. 18 °T"',. th f Appeals requiri Commerce to Inter-C although verely ference will t nounced recent! — Secretary Ho have taken the mat vv” . 2 is nine months! - | died tn com- n Congress acd- | | iS THE BEST BUY ON THE MARKET, BECAUSE— Le Roy Crystal Sets are made with a Vartometer and Cou- | pler combination of our own : design, which is better than any Coil Crystal Set made. law makes it ~~ | Ci Tr, Teoie’a. under + £.s.2 ™ hen Another feature is the Switch — for tuning in, whieh aso o which will bring in clear result 3 00 from local broadcast stations. plete with our Head Phones, which are verr good and guaranteed to give satisfaction Le Roy Detector is protected by a Glass Vial, which ether . . ‘ 1s also an important item. e departmen: mium are not : for ‘ “eT r1¢e. aa Stepaded ‘Aerial Wire, Gis . scetel Sochetss J56 Radio Cabinets Made to Order We are specialists om cabinet work—using the hig hes: grade materials and charging a price that ts consistent with the g rade of work we do. Bomont . 1910 R. , a WANDEL 2605 Washington . ’ inhis removes ’ partment's| make a fine appearance, and he necessar oles giass by placing a peal « 7 The necessary holes can” t in| Keco Radio — Batteries “7 ~ ~. =. — > 5 ha ; i sv oa. a 4a ‘ ~ . a5 Be The Royalty of Radio The elegant appearance cf a Kennedy Receiver wi be a delight to you; the design and finish of the cab- inet; the richly polished pane!—ail details are such as te be fn harmony with the most refized surroundings. The cperding parts have been so balanced in design Troe 231, spe- cetver which ts truly scientifically balanced—a prac- programs, ets. unusually clear reception. with,the elimination of ez- rare iength. tranreous noses. The Benwood Company t# sot ectis “ore fied *with selling you fo @oi- sais “= lars’ worth of equipment—<ze no’ consider the sale compiete until you are therougtiy eatisfied. Our serv- joe department is at your dirpoesa! if ALEXANDER © RADIO HEADQUARTERS It is easy enough to get Radio Barga but ros abt wait Reliable Apparatus and Expert Se ne r ou get at? i not. call en us. Our prices are right. Aavi ee correet. A goed Crystal Set for rea. ‘ Macrox Receiving Si atm. egpermgaaenaellgn, $3.96 Ry CR The old reliable Grebe Receiving Outfit that gives you real long-distance service at $80.00 all times : ; The wender set of radio. Three-stage radie De Forest Reflex amplification, detector and twe-stage audie amplificaties, using enly three tubdcs 125.00 | The star cf the radice werid. Radie f Mu-Rad MA-1 A wet that reaches owt after the aia] distance and really gets it. Ne eutside aerial required Don't Fail ta Visit Our Diepiay at the Electrical LE rpositien Booth 193 ALEXANDER RADIO ELECTRIC CO., ne 1003 Pine St. ST. LOUIS, MO. J (7 BENWOOD RADIO SPECIALS RADIO MAPS t'vew srocasae cat ust FREE ee ee REGENERATIVE RECEIVER, New!! $35. Menree Trpe DT, Mest Selective Singic g ibe Made: 10008-“iille | Range; Fully Shielded; Moulded Parts; Makegany Bex: Guaranteed —————$—— ————— 2500 OHM PHONES wut, Sit $4.75 Very Selective and Sharp MOULDED Vircueres poe eee oe SILVER BLEND GRYSTALS *.:°-:."°"<" 300-Mile Crystal Set =» a a : A Real Loud Speaker, “Music — ’ $30 ‘With Six-Feet Cord: ; Tse om Any Set; Ne —— Required Fresh! Burgess “B” — VERNIER CONDENSER © .°2°:°.- OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT | CALL OLIVE 5634 or 5635 for any imformation ' pertaining to radio. Let us overhaul your set or make repairs and adjustments. Work done by specialists—results guaranteed. Our charges are exceptionally reasonable. MISCELLANEOUS Phone Caps . THE BENWOOD CO., INC. 1110 OLIVE ST., ST. LOUIS MAIL ORDERS 5 TELEPHONES KECO RADIO COMBINATOR The Radio “A’’ Battery That Charges Itself DEALERS WEITE FOR PRICES KEOCO—T7323 Manchester Av. Sc. Louis, Ma you Ouy the equipment here, Write er call for lMfercture. he Benwood Company, Inc. 1110 Olive St. St. Leuis, Mo. Distributors of KENNEDY Recetvers: ae STIX, BAER & FULLER } Complete Stock of | Radio Accessories | A LE parts and appliances will often help make your Receiving Set more efficient and satisfactory. You'll always tind what you want § here, as we've a complete stock of Radio Acces- sories that will take care of your needs at all times. Switch Arms, poe 4-Way Phone Plugs, $r.50 Glass-Enclosed Detectors, 6sc Brach Lightning Arresters, $2.50 R. K. Horns, specially priced, $1.00 Gilbert Radio Books, rse DeForest 2-Step Amplifier, $15.00 Crystal Set With 3000-Ohm Phones, $7.49 5 BROADCASTING STATIONWCK way, *) igs - i. Bas a A 4 1 = S sey iz < had gong i SPR, 5: ae MM ae Ak? cl A SI a | ri , = No a A aie My » Berwick Supreme, Biue Streak, 2400 ob FIXEL Grewol, guaranteed 1

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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. 7 “A” Battery Conncotions. ’ ms aan aoe — Signals can be with the “A” bat-| | The Beet Orretala | ST. LOUIS RADIO DEALERS nd wa, Sas Se trregular and orous in spots are : ey aia? 4 7 usually better than smooth pieces | | ORGANIZE, ELECT OFFICERS rectly. sud Es MARCH It’ 1998, —™ iTS NOT T COST OF CHE ST.LOUIS POST-ODISPATCH 23 ARTERS | s, but von elke want Do you get it? If dvice correct. nal Set for you. fll catch att Eaalily $3.90 beiving Outfit that gives “$80.00 dio. Three-stage radio | or and tubcs $125.00 world. Radio frequency. t after the $160.00 | required.. Electrical Lrpositian JER C0., Inc. ST. LOUIS, MOQ. | mel Post Electric Soldering Irons ee eee eee eeeseses be @6c $1.00 |» There is stfll great interest in amateur radio telegraphy. This | fact is shown by the increase in gea- | era: and restricted amateur licenses issued by the Department of Com- merce since January 1, which num- ber 601. On January 1, there were 17,102 amateur licenses tn effect, apd on March Ist, there were 17,7038. Be wre 210 NORTH TENTH street ST. OLivg AnmND PINE LOouU!s. for Service These figura do not include 617 other non-commercial stations, which | comprise 134 technical and training | school vtations, 297 experimental and | 126 @pecial amateur stations. “Tree-Tone” SUPERSENSITIVE | 3c0o Ohms 4 Keco Radio “A” Batteries Are the Highest Quality “A’’ Batteries Bulilt 3000-OHMS SUPERSENSITIVE Don't Take Sudstitutes. 8000-OHM Get the The Only Quality Bpapio = Phones at Best Ask Your Dealer for ‘“‘TRUE-TONE" Factory Representatives Fidelity Electric Co., 1724 Olive Post-Dispatch Radio Station K S D Program for Week of March 12 Daily Schedule On 485 Meters At 9:40, 10:40, 11:40 12:40, 1:40, 2:40, 4:00 Broadcasting of the opening prices, midsession and closing quotations of the St. Louis grain markets, livestock quotations, supplied by Market News Serv- ice, U. 8. Dept. of Agriculture; Liverpool and New York Cotton market; New York stocks, bonds and money market; hay and clo- ver; poultry and butter market; metals market; U. 8. official weather reports and forecast, and news bulletins. ; 8 P. M.—400 Meters Special programs by talentedi singers, musicians, short afl- dresses and other features. We- tails announced dafly in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Monday, March 12th P, M-—Mrs. 8S. W. Bramile Bramley, pianists: Au ef and Jewe ooley, Mary oore, vocalists Heidwis Ne- hoff, violinst; rs. H. Ful- cham, me coompanist; 11:30 P i ry mn the Gaped rogram of the ode- rahestra at Hotel Statler. " Tuesday, March 13th s—85:30 P. M.— Broadcasting band music at St. Louls Electri- cal Hy prec at Coliseum. M.—Estelle Fisher, pian- ni. San Lee H. anes ulse Acizerman. planists; EB. wil me 9 baritone: A. F. ieitetronia v‘plinist; Erna Ackerman, s80- prano. Wednesday, March 14th &—8:30 P. M.— Broadcasting band music at St. Louls Electri- cal Bey sg peer at Coliseum. M.—Concert vy St. Louts eteuiader Glee Club. Thursday, March 15th P. M. silent. iA: 20 P. M.—Melva Corso = rano; Frank Woods, bari rs. Grac ‘e A. Leland, pianist. ; Friday, March 16th —-§:30 Pp. !..— Broadcastin band music at 7 Le outs Eleene cal Expositfon at Coliseum. 8:30 P. i —Srenradn. arranged by Nelle Des of Edwardsville il. Leota Diesel, reader. Satarday, March 17th 8 P. M.—Broadc ‘astin cert of the St. Louis am No as given at the Odeon. ee Cal- ef the of | St. Louls dealers in radio supplies, at a banquet at the Claridge Hotel lagt Wednesday night, formed an or- | ganization to be known as the Asso- | clated Radio Industry of &t Lo''s More than 60 radio dealers were present at the dinner. 3 officers of the new organiza- | ‘tion are as follows: President. C. H. | Wilson; vice president, W. B. Fuet- | -terer; secretary, W. T. Kuhn, and treasurer, R. W. Lawrence. R. C. A. IN NEW GRAB? wCTES (7 at HEAD SETS} Penberthy Head Sets at an extreme saving, made pds- sible by reductions in man- ufacturing costs. Don't miss this wanderful opportunity to obtain Sets at this re« markable underpricing. Ev- ery Set guargnteed satisfac- tory. Phones, each $1___$2 a & a Coil ' ~ Sets Complete assortment for as- [@0-degree Variocouplers— wl ae 9 ai | BMetar . ......%.. nega medion Yariocouplers— ae Sale of HEAD PHONES 8000 Ohms .. 2000 Ohms Schwarze ...$4.49] Penberthy . .$3.50 Rico.....:...$4.49] Schwarze... .$3.98 Sterling ....$4.49] Rico ........ Berwick Supreme, 2200 ohms tue Streak, 2400 ohms FIXED DETECTOR ‘ (Crystal) Grewol, guaranteed 1 year; regular $2; special LALLEY RADIO SETS We have just received a shipment of the Famous Lalley Radio Re- ceiving Sets. This Set is exceptionally well made and has enough volume for three or more sets of headphones. The Lalliey Radio Set comes complete with a pair of $7.00 3000-ohm Manhattan Head Sets, complete outside or inside socket aerial, crystal and all necessary wire. This Set was made to sell at $25. Our special price is. Vernier Rheostats $3.00 “‘B”’ Batteries 22%eevolt “B” guar- No. 26 eeee .$1.25 ae year WOLFF-WILSON DRUG CO. RADIO DEPT. MAIL ORDERS FILLED Seventh and Washington Ai UNITED SUPPLY CO. 715 PINE ST. SPECIAL OPENING PRICES: From Saturday, March 10th to March 17th RADIO SUPPLIES We Carry a Complete Stock “7 omengy Tuner-Betector and $125 ene a Volt pct $1. 50 25. Michinen ‘Tuner Set Cae 2 22le- Volt B. Batteries, $2. 25 recular $3.00, our price... Large Wound Coils, regular 65c. our price Crystal Badio Sets, regular $3.50, our price Crystal Kadlo Kets, regular 64.75. our price Crystal Radio, Radiogem brand, regular $1.00. our Qualitone Loud — SPECIALS 4 WE GIVE FREF NG CALL LIST 1 New! ! $35 Circuit Made; 1000-Mile logany Hox; G uaranteed ep sense 94. FQ gett art $9 95 $6.00 Each ‘50c Reco Radio “A” Batteries Eliminate “A’’ Battery Noises . A WAVE LENGTH | AHEAD BUY HERE FOR LESS. RaAéto Supplics purchased here are sold under a positive guarantee of satisfaction: We carry large new stock first quality merchandise. THRIFT NEWS for the SHREWD BUYER Radio Nameplates .. Hard Rubber Panels, . PypieB-16 “ied ck | 1%-inch Ventilators .... Peanut Tube Adapters .. Every Part Guaranteed Mechanically Perfect, “KRESGE’S DOLLAR ——. = Kresges 514 Washin n Av.. UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO. axp eixe’ 203 N. BROADWAY ‘costtence z AND PINE THE CUT-PRICE RADIO STORE OF ST. LOUIS ~ Master Radio Receiving Set Manufactured of the highest grade material throughout. Designed with the highest type of engineering skill—ruggedly and simply con- | structe erate—beautiful in a | Complete Parts for The New “Wonder Circuit” The most simple, inexpensive long-distance Receiving Set that can be made. Will receive 1000 miles with outdoor aerial. (Is regenerative and guaranteed not critical. ) Includes 7x9 Formica Panel, 1 Tube Socket, 23-Plate Vernier Variable Condenser, 1 a HC Coil, Single Coil Mounting, “1 Rheostat, 1 Coh- denser .00025, 8 Binding Posts and $ 1 Diagram to wire and construct this set ... ORIGINAL e G ee ful) y sen d guarantéed rvstal. GREEN FRONT NN Sa GREEN FRONT air Benwho ba 4 ic Master,” $30 1o Batteries Required Variable: h: ive -5 taps, oo 22a 4 te size, 1 Dayton eae RTM ENT any information haul your set or Work done by Our charges are We Buy and Sell BANKRUPT RADIO} SALVAGE STOCK ENERATIVE a: aS FORMICA PANELA— } TUSEA BB. TUNER AND D 7x2ix3-16-im. Regular $2 95 Manufactured and licensed under price $4.50. our price... the Armatromg patent, SUNECO PKANUT TUBE ADAFTERS Reg. price $35. Our price $19. 93 —Regular price $1.50 95¢ Mt — panning oats —% omplete oyr price o wit ntenna equfpmen | li Et VOL METERS 45 $8. 95 Reg price 9 eo price. $2. wess stem Our price | MASTER BALDWIN CLABAPHONE VYERNLER RHEO- T—legular price $1.5Q our price ...... -—-$h.ig LOUD SPEAKER Complete with | | Oat - HAMMER VERNIER otigte? BALDWIN PHONES aa FLEWELLING CIRCUIT ore don > ne 8 pearance—requires no A) 5 absolutely reliable. Regular price $10.00, special Famous Murdock Radio Head Phones Supersensitive with adjust- able Head Band; tone is clear, loud and pleasing. ~-Every pair is guaranteed. , Special, 73) 2 hon variab a grade RADION panel. lete tmstructions .. ARMSTRONG REGENERATIVE ame EVERY PART COMPLETE 1 variocoupler, 2 variometers, 1 tube socket, 3 S-in. dials, 1 Vernier rheostat 6 binding posts, 1 inductance swit tch, 20 feet bus bar r wire, ? $15 5.75 1 high-grade RAINON panel Superior. Matched Tone _ $8.00 $6.45 BRANDE Head Sets WD-11 SOCKETS, Reg. 75c value,. 55c BEST QUALITY JACKS—Single eireult; value 65c; special at 35 Double circuit; value 90c; S | ariabel Grid Leak oops, mahogany Stops and Poinis, 2 for. .5e & PaNAQUSHESUGSEAHNANONEEYoUSEEAURNEEEEENED NY ne Largest Stock of Head Phones bd alias | Heco 43-Piat Variable Condenser; | value $4.50; «special ag... .$! 83 In e l Walnart 23-Piate Vergier Con- our price MANHATTAN Biers--epelen oe price 87, our price MAS BATEAY 2000 - a HEAD. S>—Reguiar price $t a ~~ ot price UNITED 3000-OHM ay alacant superegensitive, with patent ieather HeadtBands. Regular price $7.50, our price abi 1500- SINGLE ctr ) Master Baid@win Single Unit Phone. | Regular price $20, ae Seeee price $1.50, our $1.2 29 MASTER BALDWIN HEADSETS— ee ar price 19%¢ Regular price $12, | $i MU kDOC K ‘FIL aD _Hece 3-Piste Variable Condenser; ANTENNEILA value $1.75; special at. $1.00 | VLU GS—Regular price Hevo 23-Plate Variable Condenser; value $3.50 special at... .$1.40 5S TELEPHONES ——EE VARIOCOUPLER—Celeron condes- site and silk wire wound second- ary; value $4.50; special, %3.%6 THREE-INCH DIALS—Unbreak- RADGM TB Renter price $2.45 able, heat-resisting cormlposition; $3 25. our price MBINATOR Charges Itself PRICES nes) Michigan 2-Stage Ampli- fiers (no Phones) Paper Tubing, assorted sizes, recular 10c, our price Jewell Crystal and Detector, TWO-INCH DIALS—Same — for rheoestat and enpren ° special St. Louis, Mo. Star Aeroplug, regular $1.50, our price 75c ae ube-O Phone, 3 people can listen to © concert; regular $2.50, $1.95 regular 15¢, Oe $18.95 , Contact Polate or Stops, big — regular $10 FULLER $5.95 tare. Nickel” Binding Posts, 10¢ Strom berg - Caxtene Head JER a ® tor BOG i ca. vescler 97.50 $6.75 tock of OUR GOODS GUARANTEED—COME IN AND SEE OUR STOCK . e ; SSOVUES Whotesate UNITED SUPPLY CO. —§ ™:", — 715 PINE ST. es will often help- more efficient and Filled ind what you want k of Radio Acces- your needs at all our price WOODEHORN LOUD _.. SPRAMKER— Our price ... “nn eoweA HAMME NT RHBOSTATS — ts a wit dial Neg- $100. our price. 49¢ FUL. AME Nr RMEOSTATS— Reg- %¢ | ur price Téc, our price. ‘ee ‘ socket A | $2.00, @ price | DUCON gor KET AERIAL rLUGE& ee pr ' our pr &9¢ ASSORTED VY. T. SOCKETS 3% 1%: Tc. Our priee. PRA: cr Tl TUBE SOCKETS— 49¢ | wAckets Veasren, Spststen— high finish; special 19¢ FROST 1000-OHM SINGLE UNIT MAGATS a ADSETS—Regular price $ | 95 cae price $1.10. 79¢ / oF IDA RA DI DI AGRA MUSIO 2000-OHM HEAD- " ~*~ -e TED 1O. u _ SETS—Our price $ 95 | ‘e “ * 3% ; TRANSFORMER— A. c. E. DAYTON ‘Bakelite $6.48 | st ASDARD aierke is Lina 19¢ | $2.75 — Considered the best Set made for local receiving. Finished teries. Special 4:95 ae uillion Point 4 Qe Binding Posts grade phones. More phones may be added if desired.* The Univer tier snes et ‘Oe | 5c May be used with either light socket or outside aerial. Has For extremely fine sdnaers 7 of variometers, vario RADION P ANE Diack or babes atte) ‘2c meters. Takes the place of old dials and separate 19 Other Crystal Sets Priced $3.90 to $17. 00 nier adjustments. Fits any size shaft. 712 PURCHASED OF , $15.00 $2.50 RELIABLE MAIL-ORDE 3000-Ohm HEAD PHONES e ery iy pena BUY HERE FOR LESS ‘(Fourth Fioor.) STING y Mail Orders Receive Immediate Attention J Al UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO. 4 } ' | 417 North Broadway N J 8 Soo SS Sea ea eS Sj CR A,

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SA inSitaiied ip f = Ne otner Laxative can replace Dr. Cald- well's in the confidence of these whe use it HERE are thousands of healthy, robust young men and women who have never im all their lives taken any other laxa- tive for constipation than Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. Their parents were given it By their parents; the grandparents are using it today. It is the one lax- ative ideally suit- ed to all the fam- ilv. safe for the little ones, effec- tive In grownups, so compounded that elderly people, who are con- stantly forced to take a laxafive because the intestinal muscles are weakening, find increased dosage unnecessary. This wonder- fyj constipation remedy has been used continuously for 30 vears, and over 10 million hottles are now sold annually, the largest selling family laxative in the world! The cost averages but a tadose. Every drugzist sells ptr under a guarantee to do as claimed or your money will be refunded. Millions of carefully conducted homes are never without a bottle of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. TAKE DR. lane 02 SYRUP PEPSIN -» She family laxative ——— ae Third Generation is Using Syrup Pepsin ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE Thousands of parenis are asking themselves, °° Where can I find a trust- | worthy iazatwe that anyone m family can use when constipaied”™” I urge you to try Syrup Pepsin. I will giadly provide a liberal free sar ple botile, su ficient for an adequate jest. Wrile me where to send wf Address Dr. W. B. Caldapeil, :‘ } Washington St., Alontwello, Illinow. ud now! Mr. J. B. Belk of, Shaw, Miss., relies on it entirely to keep his children in health, and Mrs. Catherine Connolly of Jersey City, N. J., detlares that not only her- self but ail her neighbors and friends use it and tell others about it. There is scarcely a day that someone in a family does not need it for constipation, flatulency, auto-intoxication, biliousness, in- testinal poisoning, headaches, colic and cramps, and to break up fevers and colds. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is a scientifically-balanced com- pound of Egyptuam senna with pepsin and pleasant-tasting aromatics. The formula is on the package. As the popularity of this natural vegetabie laxative increases, the public discards the harsher physics like calomel, coal- tar in candy form, salt waters and wders. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pesite empties the bowels more cleanly and without any danger. “u~ GLASSES FITTED _____ ADVERTISEMENT _ DR. W. 0. 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See that the aertal fs at least . . i 190 feet long—all foints soldered, a of radio-telephony 7— perfect soldered “gro - ind’ eonrnee- sever’ ground » seven feet long tion—preferakly *¢n rods eal ehen “a.~ . > ad I , , . - Rigo °9 the cold water pipe Tse a sensitive set of recetvere and a gnod ar>ar words ‘s rhe kernote af the enthouginst« who 7A ~ — - er iciency > — > -* ; . stant stiffens with a crreta! ad as it is ‘Stopping condcenser.,” ren? the ’ igh set he Axed nk ™ tach- “2 7 resistance phones from choking the tube. (3) See radio dealers who advertise on this page Q. I have an aerial suspended five feet above a tin roof Will = this ** ‘ ne set in any way?— Tt will not “grourn@” —_ = &. OUt an aertal eo situated cannot . a 22 ef factive as >? i at . meta’ e ‘ * *he anten- east 15 or 75 %aee above (1 Ie a 4 variable condenser the aertal or ground e-tr- 2) Wil vernier rheostats ¢ Yr ‘he amplifying tube flaments be o¢ any value"’—A. MW A. (1) It ts noe absolutely reces- sary, but a condenser so connected | wit! permit much frer tunings. (23) “ | \ Opposite Maryland Hotel ALPINE OPTICAL CO. DR. E. H. SIELFLEISCH Optometrist and Opticiaa. é 202 N. 9th St. and sree =~) nes 3 A > Ori ct . : : °s.Tre MI é . ea . j , ’ F. PFEIFFER 1625 S. JEFFERSON. ST. LOUIS. 40 a RUPTURE S Soo Se eee Se ee es tee Opresite Famous ot bey svelte , 614 OLIVE ST. Teeth Competent X-Ray Service -_—— > «@ SAY “BAYER” when you buy Aspirin. Accept only “Bayer” package whic Handy “Bayer” boxes o - Unless you see the “ Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over 23 years and proved safe by millions for Colds Toothache “Neuralgia Aspicin is the f 12 tablets—Also trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid Headache Neunitis. | LLumbago h contains proper directions. Rheumatism iatica Pain, Pain + ae ut ¥ ‘4 a + de “os RY : s © Pe , wie " B ' a5 me ' beet a é K 7 r oS bi wr a 4 ‘ ‘os _~ 5 ms > a ¥ Ry — ; é Insist! = frequency with which } broken b¥ bladder irritation been rour misfortuse you time in sending for a free Kellogg's Brown Tablets. They Hit © The Spot —Can You Ask for 8% Proof Snyder, Texas, J Frank J. Kellogg Co., Battle Creek,’ Mich.: Dear Sirs—Your letter me what rour Brown Tab Well, I will say they hit say that you have imme in the invention of your because they act like magié. for you to use my letter your Brown Tablets. .I # more than welcome. Ali should go to the a DR. H. F. What a wonderful comfe go to bed at night and Es have to get up at least Six or eight times weakness. Hundreds of ani severely troubled with and weakness that causes § much precious sleep have what a blessing these E been to them. Frank J. Kellogg Ce.: years with biadder t commeneed taking Brown © have sinee fie first of J bie. I go to bed between # and sleep until 5 in the any trouble. I fee! Nef and I feel better in my 86th r and am em, old age. I do not object my letter in the interest of fer. I am commander of Post. I will tell my cote been cured. Your truly, J. M. Gets Ben At Sevent Letter Who Welcome When the years reach Score and ten, infirmities And it ig welcome news ment that relieves the forts, as also the weak the «! The follewing read with interest: Prank J. Kellogg Co: ef all to offer you aa Set writing rou long ister of the Gespel and and ial calle keep sides I have had fatal of one of my 4 : ap nights sit te 10 or 12 ‘Rg ox wegks’ treatment

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SUNDAY, ARCH 11, 1938, is Week They Last mets... . $15.00 es RE es mets. ......$45.00 . . -«32.50 ’ “a v. a a _ 2 C) ~~ me 20°, Discount BANJOS, ND INSTRUMENTS TRUMENT ° Hirections. ggists. ~ J our treatment. 7 SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. Sleep.Soundly All Night Long Is Wonderful the Way Kellogg’s Brown Tablets Enable You to Sleep and Not Have to Get Up at Night Have vou forgotten what the restfulness and Juxury of an unbroken night of un- troubled sleep is like? Do you get up in the morning tired and exhausted from the frequency with which your-Sleep was broken by bladder irritation? If this has been your misfortune you will waste no time in sending for a free 50-cent box of Kellogg’s Brown Tablets. They Hit ; The Spot Read What This Doctor Has to Say —Can You Ask for Stronger Proof Snyder, Texas, June 12, 1922, Frank J. Kellogg Co., Battle Creek, Mich.: Dear Sirs—Your letter to hand asking me what vour Brown Tablets did for me. Well, I will say they hit the spot. I will say that you have immortalized your name in the invention-of your Brown Tablets, because they act like magic. I am willing for you to use my letter in advertising your Brown Tablets. I will say you are more than welcome. All such remedies should go to the people. DR. H. F. McLARRY. What a wonderful comfort: to be able to f° to bed at night and know you won’t lave to get up at least once and rota Ne six or eight times because of bladder weakness. Hundreds of men, old in years, and severely troubled with the irritation and weakness that causes them to lose so much precious sleep have written to tell what a blessing these Brown Tablets have been to them. Enjoys Happy Old Age Commander of Greeley Post Tells His Old Comrades of His Grateful Relief Greeley, Colo., 1617 Thirteenth Av. Frank J. Kellogg Co.: After suffering years with bladder trouble, last April I commenced taking Brown Tablets, and I have sinee the first of June had no trou- ble. I go to bed between 9 and 10 0’clock and sleep until 5 in the morning without any trouble. I fee] grateful for the re- lief and I feel better. every way. I am in my 86th year and am enjoying a happy old age. I do not object to your using my letter in the interest of others who suf- fer. I am commander of the G. A. R. Post. I will tell my comrades how I have been cured. Your truly, J. M. 8TEVENSON. Gets Benefit At Seventy Interesting Letter From a Minister, Who Finds Welcome Relief From Back Pains When the years reach along to three score and ten, infirmities are apt to begin. And it is welcome news to find a treat- ment that relieves the pains and discom- Orts, as clso the weaknesses that disturb the sleep. The following letter will be Tead with interest: Frank J. Kellogg Co.: Permit me first ef all to offer you an humble apology for Ret writing you long ago. I am a min- ister of the Gospel and my appointments and special calis keep me busy, and be- sides : have had fatal illness and death of one of my daughters, and had to get Up nights six to 10 or 12 times. Since tak- ing six weeks’ treatment of Brown Tab- lets J] sleep very well and don't hardly ®ver bave to get up at all through the might. I am 70 vears old and feel that Brown Tablets have worked a wonder in my case. I used to have spells with mv back that I could not get up and down without help, and then it nearly killed me, I have not had an attack since tak- If you wish to use as a testimonial! you may do so. Go, &. KEITH 82, Sulphur Springs, Ga Re. 1, Box tr ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! gf ae QO Cent Package Free 5 for Old and Young : prives So Many of Night of Sound and Refreshing Sleep This Wasa Stubborn Case Bladder and Kidney Weakness En- tirely Relieved by the Use of Kel- logg’s Brown Tablets. The letters published on this page are strong enpugh to convince anyone that Kellogg's Brown Tablets are just the thing to work upon the bladder to correct the faults that are eausing a host of men davs and nights of untold misery. Many of these are old and stubborn cases, but they vield to the persuasive in- fluences of these wonderful Brown Tab- lets. Here is a case in point— Eldorado Springs, Mo. August 31, 1922. Frank J. Kellogg Co., | Battle Creek, Mich. | Dear Sris: In answer to yours of recent date, will say that I feel very grateful by the great results that I have received from the use of vour Brown Tablets. Some vears ago I was attacked with kid- ney and bladder trouble, and about a vear ago became alarmed about my condition | and set out to find something to help my | case but found nothing until I saw your advertisement in the paper and | at once | decided to try your Brown Vablets. 1] knew mv case was very stubborn, but hav- | ing you behind me to encourage me, the Brown Tablets did their work. Before taking themi I] would have to get up from five to eight times a night, now but one or two times. I am 65 vears old and never had better health and never felt better, and I give your Brown Tablets the credit for same. I stand ready at al) times to recommend them to anyone that is bothered as I was, and if this letter would be of any good to you as to the public at large, you may use it to your | heart’s content, as I have great respect for you and your Brown Tablets. W. H. FOSTER. Wants His Name Used Baptist Minister Has Words of Praise | for Kellogg’s Brown Tablets To nearly all of those who have writ- ten the hundreds of letters regarding Kel- logg’s Brown Tablets, there was given a free 50-cent trial box. This was to allow them to first try the tablets to see if they had any beneficial influence. What works fine in one case may act altogether different in another case, 80 everyone is urged to first get a trial package. Here is a letter that shows the sample box had an important influ- ence. Ethridge, Tenn., July 20, 1922. Frank JJ. Kellogg Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Dear Sirs: The first six weeks’ treat- ment and the sample box has about cured me. I still have two boxes on hand which | I use occasionally but not regularly. I was up as high as 13 times of a night and now only once. night, feel good through the will order more when I need it. afford to be without it: I wrote you abont this kind of a letter before. You mav use my name in advertising Kellogg’s Brown Tablets. I am 58 years old, have had kidney and bladder trouble ever sincé I was a boy. Had to get up 13 times per night. Now once in a night. I sleep and fee] good through the day. I am a Bap. tist minister, and if any one desires to write me they may write me as— REV.S. V. BAISE, Ethridge, Tenn. Pa Twelve Year Old Girl Daughter Relieved of Bladder Weak. | ness—-This Should Inter- est Mothers The letters published on this page state quite clearly the beneficial influence of Kellogg's Brown Tablets. In many cases the symptoms were euch | as to make it appear as if the sufferers were in a most serious condition. It goes to show how much misery and needless fear there often is from such weaknesses as bladder irritation. Sometimes it be- gins early in life, as in this case— Dale, Wis. Frank J. Kellogg Co., Battle Creek, Mich. : Dear Sirs: I must write and tell you about those tablets. daughter and not for myself. vears old. They are sure good. say too mu¢h for them. vertisement in the paper, so [ thonght I would try and see what they wonld do and got well paid. I eannot other poor fellow who is «suffering. I thank you for curing my daughter of that troublesome disease. Your truly, WM. WITT. |cure is usually achieved * * ®°* suc cesses with this salt * * ®* have been ° Feels Like had in men of 99 years.’’ This statement 2 y Old ihas been corroborated by the eageee = eare pes mange md very old men, suc Relands, Cal. March 29, 1922. Recommends Kellogg’s Brown Tab-|*. J. Kellogg & Co., lets to Friends with Weak Back, Gentlemen: I feel it is due you I Sleep good all | day, and | I can’t | I got them for my | She is 12 | I saw your ad- Make His Late Years _ Comfortable. I will sure keep your | advertisement so I can give it to some | | published on this page is bladder irrita- |of them again, but don’t think I will | tion, and of this and of the corrective | need them. used in Kellogg’s Brown Tablets, a noted | using my letter if you think it will bese | ‘should report results after taking five Kidney or Bladder Trouble. | boxes of Brown Tablets. When I ocm- It is surprising how people recover! bad shape. Often I’d have to get up of | from what they thought to be severe | nights 12 or 15 times. I suffered dis- ecases of kidney disease. In some in-! tressing pain continuously day and night. stances they have been through many | When I would fall asleep I would at trying experiences as shown by the fol-/times be wakened up suffering excru- | lowing— ; | Black Mountain, N. C. November 10, 1922. Frank J. Kellogg Co.: ‘I have taken the biggest of two $5 treatments of your | : Brown Tablets and it is really wonderful | *t#tement if you wish, as it might be the how much better I am already: I sleep | ™¢4ns of helping some other old man to | well now. Before I could not sleep more get rid of his suffering. | than two or three hours of the night. | I am an old ex-soldier of the (Civil) My back don’t hurt me, I am feeling | ¥8T- Served four years, four months and stronger, so much so that I feel like I |?! days in Company D, 26th Ind. V. V. L., have a new main spring in my back. pater soon 82 years old. My residence Your Brown Tablets are wonderful. 1 |‘% 2°!’ Columbia street, Redlands, Cal, ; will say that I never expected to feel as) wey Ql m _™ good as I do now. I was going down hill 'P. S—wi ans 1017 Columbia St. | fast. I could harfly walk, now I get, ~* ~ answer any inquiry. around like a young fellow and feel like a 2-year-old in the track. Will recom-| . mend your treatment to all my triends |()y fin t C | who have a weak back, kidney or bladder S a e ase _trouble. I will always feel under many | gy, | obligations to you. I am good now tor | I] 0 many years to come. Just 50 and taking | Ina y vercome a new hold on life. You may use my . ° - letter if you like. I thank you. Most |“ respectfully. H. C. AUSTIN. Civil War Veteran suffer no pain at all—am not troubled 'at all. I expect I am the most thankful lets. You have my consent to use this | “I take thie oocasion to inform you |that I consider myself cured of a very |Obstinate case of bladder trouble after sticking to your Brown Té@blets for about one year,” writes B. HW. Bowes, Anderson street, Crowley, La. “I was told by local physicians that there was no cure for me only through an operation and could not at my age recommend that, so I had _eyer, I kept trying various things to no benefit, but when I got on to your Brown that I was improving and I feel myself cured. I never have to get up in the night, and I can rest and get up in the morning refreshed. I feel like I have a | ) Kellogg's Brown Jablets Did to | use of Kellogg’s Brown Tablets. I am Among the principal causes of the | holding one or two boxes of the tablets troubles referred to in the many letters as a reserve should I ever see the need I have no objection to your medical authority said: “A symptomatic/ fit any sufferer,” menced to take the tablets, I was in &\ and | ciating pain. Now I go to bed, rest good, man that ever took Kellogg’s Brown Tab- almost given up hope for recovery. How- | Tells of His Experience and What Tablets and had taken a few bores I saw /new lease of life at 81 years through the Makes One Feel Young Again } Woman’s Thankful Letter ‘Ba *Kellogg’s Brown Tablets Are the | Best Medicine for Kidney and Bladder Weaknesses. - ’ women, too, as also children, are ‘troubled wit ible, a form of weakness or irritation ! from which the system loses so much | strength from lack of rest and sleep, it ‘soon begins to wear out. The following ‘letter describes this condition— Masonville, Colo., Route No. 6. May 3, 1922. I feel so rested Frank J. Kellogg Co.: Before I com- ‘and can sleep all night. Feels Like ' ' ) } New Man A Bad Case Treated for Three Years Without Relief, Then Comes Brown Tablets. A letter from someone who has made a | practical test of something to overcome a physical difficulty, is just the right in- centive for another with g similar con- | dition to try the same experiment. | weakness have found So many people suffering with bladder in Brown Tablets just the right combination that seems to ease the symptoms, bring blessed relief and thus apparently ovefcome a condition that did not yield to many treatments, considered as the very best skill. ‘*Replying to your letter of recent date inquiring as to the resulfs I have been getting from taking your Brown Tablets, would say that I have been greatly ben- efited and feel almost like a new man now. I do not have any trouble what- soever and cannot praise your tablets enough. My ease was a very bad one, gntl 'TI had doctored for the last three yqars | without relief. ' them a trial. Last winter I was taken very ill and was advised by my physician that there was no help only by an oper- ation. I was advised by a friend to try your tablets and thought I would give I certainly am thankful I did for they have done wonders for me and I have recommended them already to a few of my friends who have the same | trouble, and will continue to do so. T | am still taking them and am getting them | at a nearby drug store as it saves the | fully yours, It will be seem that young and old men | -Doesn’t Have to h this peculiar bladder trou- | Get Up Nights | bother of sending for them. You may use this letter as a testimonial if you wish. Thanking you for the interest and prompt- ness you have given me in this matter, I remain, yours very truly, ' JOHN A. ANDERSON, 58 Locke St., Nashua, N. H. Now Sleeps Soundly All Night Long A Recovery That’ Host of Others R. F. D., Bow 4. August 13, 1922. Will Do Well to Take Note Of. Crivitz, Wis., J. Kellogg Co., Mich. Frank Battle Creek, Dear Sirs: I am taking the last of your tablets this morning. I bave the pleasure of informing you that I consider myself cured. Where I used to have to get up some times five or six times. I am very thankful and always ready to recommend Keliog’s Brown Tablets. You can use my name any time you desire. Other ways I enjoy the best of health. Respect- NELS LARSEN. Excuse me for not~writing sooner. I am a carpenter and I was working out in the country for three weeks without get- menced taking your Brown Tablets I had © to get up five or six times at night and ‘my back hurt me so bad I could hardly ‘turn in bed. I know my. kidneys were ‘eo bad. Now there is nothing of the lkind. I have taken the fifth box. Those ‘little Casca beans are the best laxative I have ever taken. | Brown Tablets are the best medicine for | ‘kidney and bladder weakness. I feel so ithankful I took the Brown Tablets, I don’t think I would have been here today imy life was such a burden to me. I will | speak to my friends who suffer as I did. | You may use my name if you wish. Very truly yours, MRS. CLARA SHIRKDY. Brown Tablets — as Something More Serious and Complicated. It fe wise to first try Brown Tablets before allowing yourself to undergo an operation. Here is @ case in point— | ‘**Your eommunicat faith of the Brown Tablets as when I wrote you, giving a full description of ithe benefits, received. I began taking your tablet#in 1920. A doctor sald the only thing was an operation, then I saw ten received and in | reply will say that I am 6s strong in | that way. I think Kellogg's | aoe if you wish. ting my mail. I am not quite done with the tablets yet because I did not get them in time as they were held in Saskatoon in the eustoms house. I must say your tablets made me well again, and I feel better than I have for a long time, ana I don’t have to get up at nights any more. I recommend your tablets as the best thing for anybody that is troubled You can use this for advertise- Yours truly, J. B. SCHUMACHER, Provost, Alta., Can., Box No, 145, No Trouble Since Using Brown Tablets It has been nearly 20 months since I got a full treatment of your Brown Tab- lets. The sample you eent and the full | treatment cured me. I have had no trouble ' : ‘ | since with my kidneys or bladder. I will be only too glad to recommend your tab- | | | 'your ad in the paper and sent right away | for a treatment. Today | am feeling ‘@ne. I will always keep them on hand iin case I need them.” FRED W. ZIMMERMAN, 740 Elizabeth St. Flint, Mick, - bd | Jets to all who may be troubled with kia- Avoid Operation only too glad to recommend Brown Tab- _ lets to any sufferers. Easy to Imagine Bladder Irritation | nev or bladder weakness, lish this letter if you wis You may pub- I would be Thanking you, I remain, as ever, D. H. DAVIDSON, Lamber Port, W. Va., Box 83. Not to Sleep Is Agony Bladder Weakness One of the Most Trying of All the Ailments That | Afflict a Host of People. Thousands of men and vane, old and young, aré subjected to nights of agonyg: and days of discomfort through bladder And all should try the fred weakness. trial of Brown Tablets. e Many have recovered who had to si in a chair through the slliged, gain rest. Others who were o to re at Aiome on p pend 4 of their weakness, can now travel anywhere and not feel the slightest irritation of discomfort. = If you have forgotten what the rest- fulness and luxury of an unbroken nigh of untroubled sleep is like, don’t fo to wend for a free 50 cent pone | Brown Tablets. They may prove to , the ver? thing you need. : Among the prineipal causes for bladder is bladder irritation and of th and of the acientifie discovery upon whic Kellogg's Successes with this salt * * # have had in men of 90 years. Every man, young or old, should ¢ this wonderful treatment. | Regains Healt After 30 Years ‘'Dear Sirs: Your Brown Tablets hb done for me what no other medicine has ever done, and I,am sure they will anyone who has a weak bladder. I eured by your treatment and have affected for 30 years—now I am 60, will oblige me to publish this letter others I have seat yon. May the let you live long te do human good. fully yours, D. D. DA 11817 8. Carpenter 8t., Chicago, Send Today: Don't Wait 2 If you suffer from the weakness and irritations that compel you get up at least once and perl five or six or more times a ni ral don’t fail to get this free 60-cent of Kellogg’s Brown Tablets. It cous you nothing. Mafry old people who may not this important full page announg ment will miss this opportunity, if you know any such, please their attention to it or write them. Do it today. It is to these conditions that a free 6 box of Kellogg’s Brown Tablet mailed to every sufferer. Do write any letters, you need not scribe your case, you send no me Merely fill out the coupon at the t tom of this page, with your na and address plainly written and it. The free 50 cent box will be to you without any cost or obli tion. It is entirely free. And if wish to first write to any of the p@ ple’ whose letters appear on page, don’t neglect to enclose =# stamp for reply, as these people under no obligation to us and t allow their names to be put sa . out of pure gratitude. FREE TRI FRANK J. KELLOGG CO. 487 Hof er Block, Battle Creek, Mich. Olty ded tte ddeet hte ee? oven ~ Pirie 5 Mr" AL COUPON Kindly send me, Free, a 50c box of Kel ‘Brown Tat I enclose 6c in stamps to help pay postage and p . * i Name eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeetete eee ; tue **e . . o#eeee er woeomes ‘ ue ae biol * a2 * 5 oS * e «3 riggl ff < es ras eke se Gy = Bho feo Pome cae Ps ee es - ee ee a Se Street THEO e MMe reer se eeeeasenes sees emes ere ens seems soe beseae * ure 4s we , COD Pee ee OES Brown Tablets are based am noted medical authority said: ‘‘A symp4 tomatic cure is usually achieved @ ® “ + PN a sa. a ite hat oe ee ONS A EOE te NE SON CME LNG Ee ELT CIN te AIR N e y Mate AGP ry 8. AAO <A 60 ALIN EG As a af ts Ae

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ST IOUS PNST-NISPATLH PLUNIO = PR EE SE ye i i, a er er 5 hee . ~ meg 00-0: Vee ome . ¢ ap - ‘ Raa . tinct oS a . on , 69 : ’ = t/t oi ’ iid daate Ve ss nat Ce - eo 9 =a J 2 SER Special Liberal eae oe en | — Ss 3 a IN AMES Delivery Te i ts et REPS Great Sale : z | nanan $210 Luxurious Overstuffed Suite PR ee ae re 4 See Oh ay — eS | a MEM Uitresiod Overstetfed Suite—uphelstered | \ ee ke TS SOR Bee, See $165 5-Piece » Windsor Redroou Suite | & pes a + eee ake paie eta denen | Slina a , sae Fer ri = _—— Dace: " > — | : or UNITE Uiace Geoes gad" coarsctees 4 inch ¢ cu VA This Suite ig well constructed, charmingly desigwed and : e! . we VE S52 eae My 4 (} bi Nh. ; if . 4 AT spring loose-cushion seats and comprises 84 inch Chest- - erfield. armehair and arm rocker. Priced in this Half —s Se er nae eae eae es In Business Jist Million Dollar Sale of Suites, at onl; w-end bed, spacious ¢ oret ress | . bench. Priced in this Hal? Million Dollar Sats of S 000,000 Hotel By Berry Moore. ‘ate represented ("oO has pures lding and eite at eorner of Vandever ‘ive street, fos app 9 The first fi occupied by ry Goods Co. floors are occupied The building was owned Nugent. for whose ace ga'e¢ was made. and whe Los Angeles The bulldi ual net rental ef $20, ‘oregast in the recertiy. but offic could not be Bad t The spring season Im th x ‘e field has opened with ors active fm all parts ef ; wi as in the subdurbe, : J. Holbrook, presi x-Blackwelder Re tee SS. * m4 REESE IE SS a e. & $245 Pullman Overstuffed Suite $135 Queen Anne Dining-Room Suite © $265 9-Piece Windsor Dining-Room Suite nat — Is ina ae in an excellent grade of velo $ 50 This Suite comprises large-size buffet, with mirror back | Suite is well constructed and finished tn ant 75 = x a M epring-Seat vetion. Cor bh}. : ae 7 ' | Innk Consist of ] : buffet, china ute. of an erenenael gaeore eam Con 15 = eT ee sak § de ang 2 evpchelr with *99 | Gosst, oblong extension table and 5s yy 159° $190 Anneliese Walnut Bedroom Suite dlu -* . sé y ‘ . ~ - ‘+ > ‘ full-sized bed, arme bair and arm rocke t. Price el] ue leather seats. Priced i this Half Million Dolla: armchair with tapestry seata Priced Sale of Suites at Half Million Dollar Sale of Suites at — in this lia! f Mills 1On Do iar Sale or al ~ $4! tes at. 2 = . — ceese eee eeees ° Suite is splendidly eonstructed, fashionably designed in meal ry : the Windsor period and large proporti oned. Comprises : ‘ +. * . ; 7 . . = - - y , ' ‘(ha | = gs! ‘ es i. x - : large-size dresser, spacious ehifforette, heeey ‘vanity and , . l ie aie Sole ots OS 7 =~ i! ~ , graceful bow-end bed. Priced in this f{M 8 ’ ' - eee a tual 7 ; ‘sf - 4 ‘2 ‘ . Reve owt | Af >) t4 5 ilk * + i. 4 \ A BALD eR ION 7A ly there is an exte nd for sites fer building contemplate flat and restderntial cos th a large and «4 nurmberc of dweilings irge and ranges from i ngaiow t the $Hretent Plans are also Be many buiidigg | business ex, the advent of the city’s gTo ell $11 10 ane ao Davenette Suite $75 Massive Davenette Suite $ som scent Mohair Overstuffed Suite 4 : ee beewn. Spaxish imitation leather. Divas opens int = 969-2 15 $275 Full V: ity an Suits . 7 he 2 af i ere? ; =e a anticipates, wlll ac@® Fach Pp iecte “piece of this Suite is upPpoao tered in finest ani: i S : . 22% ‘ ; , = p . ich ¢h : it h ; hn} ; panish imitation leather. I pens int Ula-S2 ed. Pricad } hie Tl. 12 VEIT: Deol? Q." # &-5+ a with "se = Y Monair and as Marsha ipring, ose-eushion . . : . , oven , a Priced in this Half Million Dollar Sale of Suites -at IA : - . e4 ten. mprovement progra’ seats. Consists of 84-inch Chesterfield armc! on Armchair and arm rocker to match. Priced in this Half Suit structed of genuine walnut and z , 064 . : hf id ri : : rik 4ir And ; oe lae ¢hea £T an46 66 4 Wing fireside chair. Priced in this Half Million Dol Million Dollar Sale of Suites at onlv............... sists of large-size dresser, graceful bow-end 6 = e = ’ la pn 9 t:9 Rise , 2 | Riatiel Place Sites In De ’ , a a e +. > en TT - . : 7 — ee, a = pacious chifforette and ful! y dresse: ——=— . The demand for «ites —! , : s ¥ which forms an > wes Massive munenatto Suite. unh aA 3 : enalitc hrow ee ' : hal ate : — fuli-size bed. Armchair ple arm rocker to match. ee ee AG A, AI A ee I BCR ee ANE ~ — ts ND OAL AES AL AO A TOT AM A ME te OU i CN LO A OB NL TG I lt SE ee ll 4 , Pare : ord 4 ; } el ta a Si y q t P wt Sa Be yes pr = > ; - . 4 4 Yr d “ Se Le eee ’ » ease EA ALLOA LES ALLL IB AE. A Al ae i Meee ate Re tte LLL EE EC. TTT ATE IAG ns 2 » d eg ROR ah BES IN tes RN rena@issance-desi gr which tt recently $215 Cane —— Suite 3 and on ah 3 oon ' ; hit This “nite i« we! eomstru iota ; mes th 2c > . - oe A hers — , I? : ] *. ’ hb ; , 3 —— . - : ¢ = o' , Fi ; : sha!! Spring seate ee ? ry) : ae fy -_ > 77> ‘har - a - . . : ‘ a se SC ad Lr ye . tw 4b a t Oi ' b : ’ ——— . = _ ™ : owe . “2 oe ’ " bee so! ise iarye $-iInel iresser k : ' . ea i4> ; > > ° * sae aa ‘ ; ? >» tn r a - s a -_“- + — h os ™~ ** nines " . : ’ . ry ~- ; . ‘ i - . =e . ‘ ee! ee + : . : ‘ : ; arm rocker. Priced in this Half M a Dellar Sale fillies : Suit aan ehifforobe and charming bow-end b ef Suites at on!v Peg | vile wie or aoe ae pie ee rh on tr.14 aie soeicanl at a t only | Hal? Million Dollar Sale of Suites FPuli-Sire 411-Blue Porceciain the Amee extate. tH ‘alley Trust © ougst by 8 “at 3 lAtor=. r (pat 2 ie LHR epee a sigs a ig ‘he . _, yz tae | »tT? par vy. Henkes tial (onstructio® eyrface improve 2 yA ASL ANE OAR RO et I ‘. pein nas $155 Combination Range cf iii ns: nn: a =: a a a ° “2 : ° 3 : Place are on a calm a al ; . —_ a : “ae 7 ' . > xz ; . a , : _— “oe . - é | ‘ tee * , irkview. while resiGe . —4 : “4 oa q 4 ’ ? a 7" = i . . : : 3 * _ ” _ -_ «% 4 ade : on - r : pS ' , . : , a - Reom-—-atize ‘nial ‘a au -- ; si " : 3 : ; : . - 1 : . : . 7 — : - . " 2 . y- = Rea: : a — i : 19. 975 Bes " x _ : = rermalining 7. . . o t . ; : a : a _ =_= ; = .r ort at 7 Ess _— : ; o = — - - ’ Py - 2 a > " ° re * : , ‘ Reautifel Suls ‘ —— are 3 er) iil ; - Z ’ ' " ' @ ~s ‘* « > P ’ Se * * - a ~ rie av? : - « Walnut Writing | : | | and io 2 great ice 50 | is ——s 2 Finely Constructed Table ee | | aig sae EES 65 Cedar-Lined Chifforobe == ) eo ; Bed, With Spring : Kitchen Cabinet 4 5 WE a : and Mattress | i : 50 | 2 | i 7 : “ oe | wee econ ame | a “her with sewer and scaeeeieaeiieeereietinanenen ent nen edo a OE Ae ee oe re Se ee r rr Stans ? pea = sir a 4 ee oe, Agee, a my ’ - ‘ ? 5 . ve Te a Bi 4 | | 75 | ae These teapeeoumeellell 34 75 3 n : A ; ; Lae orice of the ee | a . a | by the Moor . — - + ' . bad © : ‘ 4 : ees _ . ~~ =~ ° a '? s cts: Cs 4 = : ve . b $2.50 Cash—$1.00 Weeikiy , ‘@ To) Bes! -e : wwe = $27.50 Cash—TSe Weekly ' site. spacfotis ' Pla rcode— = 7 fartroent and fats ; | 1 ao Xqtisite . honed . | gt, ~ Bang ng om partmest | io . sive in the tram - 7 ' b : —_—— " ' ae , . - ; : got! iesigned “x peal | genane Tennessee red + ce week Nege Ualions : : a yt ¢ rei’ ; , try eri ' : : : tie Mennei ten 3 = : ; ~~ ¢ eee | ea HOU. en Bee es ae Loe proved abeor-sarfre a ' a et ‘ i- es ae —— rar , hiss (7 4 An ‘a . » , 3 ‘ad i445. 0 a [or several arg i | ; od Sole | th sangcer. has ¢ ¢rawers eed . "tees district. These ae ait? nx - Py rhe? : Pere wct i . a ’ — Tt” r? ° >a ‘ r = ) > ’ i Sate owe A. a | } Tre ; a uly $12.75. SS Or e Witla sSurcr os . a hat eo Hat ae | oor sas bevres : ee = Leeho jae bi oe be nded® Spring az mo iat mirror Comes in ether Say. Diekeen atreet, Sat Gpice jars, sliding table. | , @ea. A Wonder bargain at 834.73. $1.50 Cash—75¢ Weekly 1124-26-28-30 O] IVE. S | REE I Mattress. pm senene aaiinil ‘ , Ee en ee | _ Tay Baten caress = at only $24.75. : only Satan Prease ; ‘,. tevtg

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ST'NDAY, Mery 1t 199 ed and grace. $ ble and of Suites Pre, —_ ~~ S. oom Suite ed in prises 8 ty and on Do)- —- a — m Suite alnut. =$ n fable coverings sive Axminster Rugs: (n fu) Oriental ° patterns a, 2" $32.50 ifsc Tapestry Hruseels ‘ny - $19.75 ful 9x12 Congoleum Art . Although prices have ced. vou can still pro- ne of these Congoleum uares, without borders, ow at the extremely Be. $8.75 ifforobe 00 ash—$1 Weekly , &pactous Chifforobe— hanging compartment kenuine Tennessee red has sliding trombone Neer: has 4 drawers and Hat bex door has bevel Tre Comes in either or walnut Unish. Priced —_— % m Suite MAHON . | Re. WN SS WOKny NS Xr ( —— ages, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “Wie . ENEWS SAVVnnnK CGC \\ — S N gYSEQ ae ae SSAA A SSG 0 w °° 0 e ilk yb ">7 ae ASss ASS er SEN : ; . : ny OUSES. H 1 ) WE ‘ Wr : \ - = 2 : - s esis ramicnnnenonaersnn WWW W0 ° w "7 ’™hEeF ia 9 Rea a QQ WW /1)"»lh")’»o»h)/W cunenneiainapientdiieatindiesiaaaaal OOM GE ee -_— RS I RS en a —— — eee —— See Qa at, RT SEVEN. —— i Py A Productive sharia reeErene, Profits. “ST. LOU Is, SU NDAY MORN ING, M ARC H uM, 19 r*? The More You 1 Say the Better "Twit Pay. PAGES 1—10B. ~ ” as ——e ae ap ems a 2 —_ — -— 7 = — —- — — SEE es ee eee one = - - — -— - = : =. —— a — a ~~~ a — ES cae ae BR CS ei es - == - : : a SS ee ee A NR SS a ———_— ' — lia en on glam BOs | Ow ner, 3 omont 660.” = = inepection. ing a number of the Central Ameri- |corner of Rosedale and Washington’ W. Hurt. who purchased for a home. eeping porch |, hardwood floors, white| WESTMINSTER PL., 6733 (let floor vest) aang ee newly decorated. Phone Caban’ —~\@W a@Dartment for rent. 4 roomse. larae ‘ r : 6 € ar ‘fp i ) } ‘rys 4 . ruiy " 4 by ’ 6 Official of Davis Realty and Mortgage Company can countries. The trip cov ered Ha- | ay ms os: Pee hase ad by Irvine Other sales by the firm were: 3955 Se eae | are f[)| sun parlor with tn-a-door bed: 6 months® S ‘ % e 2% ] Vana. W here an inspection of Mite hell. VN hile tne const i@ration Asnland avenue, modern f and 5- Ki, TAnL oSY.s—F our rooms, sun paer©rior, Mur- any aaa rent very reasonable, Cab- - . - ““ . a > > 4 “ta af , te ] > \y . r?. = pny ls dad: ’ pent) - : ~ A ende ow s Ve ays transactions ‘4 ota coffee plantations was made, then/was not disclosed, the value of the room single flat, for Jéseph Fournie| a) '%; ‘aL ANKE Rb C O. G11 Chestn at. | WEST PINE BI... 43° to Pe ‘eof ) ‘ “an: . riyv > - Ye: mets > ene —_—-~ : ; b—Six rooms, modern . $175 000 (“olon, Cristobal], the Panama (¢ anal, property is said by real estate men ito Rert Brennan: 4217 Labadie ave- | biZkl. . 66u5- - iret fioo x corner apartment, | very _f he, open | Sunday 2 Pm. Panama ‘City nd Ancon: trips to be $60 000. The building contains nue, modern 4 and 7T-room flat for 0 rooms balcony; every conyenter nce, Open. | W ENT PINE Ble, 4961—4 beautiful ¢ roome, panne eas ‘1 Pa aero re ttenlaie. anartments of feur room the . S ; ‘ . _A. G. BLANKE R. E. CO Til Chestnut sun Parior, eleeping porch; Murphy bed. " . through 0 ee ae eee ee saw ard F. Vogt to John Beck and | ETZEL 6611-V ery attractive 4-room | * baths garage if desired . and a visit to the Atlantic and Pa-jand six a partments of five rooms Frieda Be« k; 1623-25 Doman street. orapent. with ijovely porch, $75. onan A. UG BL, ANKE RK. E ce... Til Chestnut. Extensive Plans for Con- The Davis Realty and Mortzage bullders and speeulators. cific fleets anchored at Panama City; | each. wo 6-room residences, for Edward ean tT me og a a. 4- non aie " ft72 OLIVE BT. ' ‘ . . tu 1 . : 4 rr “s —T , ; bidkbi., OLIV — iwo rooms, Kitchenette, ‘ ‘ , © a « ‘ i f A a Seports a wig demand See mes 18 With grading progressing, the ad- then to Puerto Limon and a trip The Serrefin m sola at 5833 Hadderfeld to Newton J. sishop; dressing room, Murphy ved; every conven $75 ns 3385. electric ity and gae inciuded; > l,? p= oe eae eae + mead . . ’ sai , eye , "a : a _ ; s ’ . . newly de« erated: a destrah bi id! i { Ve } - ~ 2 oe Oa | ‘3T] > ‘o¢ ‘* - ° ~~. 7. Ss ThNrgol) } 2) ? , ’ ¢ ‘e 97te POT h az . 3 } } al % : ‘ . >» . . o ,€T n e is i} n ° struction Oo partments Roth's rt ove. on the Olive 8St1 t dition will be r-« ady for surface im- tbre — the mountains to an € eva wine oy e have he » pure! ed bv a 7 S| Lafayette avenue. modern A _G. HLANKE m E CO. 711 Chestnut | OREON Ee @aRa sm ‘OTT, 800 C chestnut. * : } , t y ‘4 4 e y ’ | , . } , . ? ¢iz ) 7 or: ? .f ’ . ste } } ? } > -_ 7 4 Ss ST . ry 7. a. e « 5 vy ] . punanes ae - d Fl F cS 2 road in I niversity City. provements within the next week or tion ol! ,000 feet: to San Jose, Costa client of the Walter Scott “9 ealty ©o LTh heat d and 6-room flat, for ETZEL 501l——Second floor east 4 darge . EASTGATE AND CABANN &. an ats eature o pring The addition was placed on sale two. The tract is now available for’ Rica; through the banana, coffee This building contains four apart- | Alpheus Foster to a client of the rooms, tile bath, open oren : tae, = St ROME APARTMENT, . . . , : : +4 . * + : > . L. , ‘4 on . ‘ ray Cs mo ril S80 iA’l , LE TY 4 ik ° only a fortnight ago. Notwithstand- construction of houses. and cocoa plantations of the United | ments of six rooms and sun parlor John W. Gibson R. E. Co.; 30 feet CO. 420-4 noes x. a, Hide ‘ S75 $77.50 ss $80 . cas - » aay ‘ rere) . — —— 7 -——- -—— . — i y Realty Operations. ing adverse weathe r ‘ onditions., iow o- V\ atkins states that the we re |. I wit { 0. en h. of Rr und f) 1 tiie we st side of Alfred KTZEL, 600: ,— Sex on d floor. > rooms a id ' W TY | Tyr ORATE TT! SUIT. ~- "4. i 1. P “ \ *emaAamlic ¢ rr , . "en . rT rea gt srIt) a + , - a ft : . } lite re. ' - 1 ever, more than $175,000 worth of triangular tract between the Olive While at San Jose, Greulich had [The Walter Scott Realty Co. rep-/| Street, south of Arsenal street, for| PA po nn Ang at Pg Page Rage floor | ¢ - ar OMe wid pand finiahed apartments 68 - , yee nail ' ittec yj ' ior } saa = sala e August "end ‘lie : ‘eaeth 2: tmietee Of. tanit.« ° ems and sun r rf MARKED ACTIVITY lots have been sold, according to Street road, Pennsylvania and Ver- | *ubmitted to him an option on @& resented all parties in the transac- reg Wendt Reis ——— nt of the _ west: possession April 1; inquire of jenit.t, | bed: breakfast room mn Rn = Karl] Watkins, vice president of the: non avenues, is held by the Unttcd thousand-acre plantation for the ition on both the Thekla ind the Ser-| JOS. J. Hauer Real Estate Co., who FOREST PARK BL. 4905—3-room apart-/| service; ready to move into; 6239 and $204 - pte : ee ee ee Sey nae begitive tio f coffee which he and will improve with a modern |] ment: vacant April 1. Forest 7654J. ‘c)| Cabanne av. in North Parkview IN AMES PLACE company. Four large contracting Railways Co., presumably for a sys- | ‘ tivation os ; mee refin apartments. ak ds sunga- FOREST PARK BL. 4418—Fou: iarge | FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 102 N. Sth st. ceveral associates have under con- ? ee ow, rooms; newly decorated; open porch; iarge UNE ser ok 8S KENT FREE. concerns have purchased lots in the tem of loops for the extension of cur , . NEW APAhviie . , " " ; sen ti ~~? > eft : acy Tt” “hes hea lanrllor service r Way for Large Holdings this tract in the heart of winter on ajcenter. Roth's Grove is across the me 2 , oa “Sapo re T. J. Mullin of the Mercantile fru Mrs. Catherine Brimmer, 3655 Hart- ‘| UR® SON FE. & G. SCOTT, 800 Chestaut Cabanne, North AB wm parm tsar east, fF - 1 . : Cc coun one es are snoWINn sieadady ’ ‘ . ’ ala nid i fae . , aie . ~ mer TL ee , ee . “ sa . . . relativels low basis, he aecijares. and, sireet from Pershing Schoo] Terra a can ul! , 7 ¢ a . 6 ‘ * ia { {). reports the following sali iTitt ford STTre et tn Fred H. Kynatten, for : } URN - ° D ar to. party buying furni- H+ diamont Cadany =8i3S. ’ : . ° . . ica taal p ‘ i ’ progress ani with firm clvic adm - , So ae ‘pal: anal a home This fir lo manne ; eoUcey FS y Pe ow ig = . NEW APARTYS —— in Business District; $1,- accordingly, is gn: i position to offer in which the Majestic Homes Corpo- leteation should bebened euieiettianda leases during the past week: Jacob sie =. ; s th aiso reports the! tur Cail Catany 26813. : Cin. BE COR ROSEDALE AND w Sea iOAD : ’ S “2 . U ar r . " ‘fe ae z¢- 1} 2 -¢ - | sale Ol é ive P Nn § ; ls ¢ a2. 8 , rs" — - rar » it at prices attractive to both home ration is constructing 40 houses D. Cohen purchased the four-story | 02° et ce oe FOO Tike Of | BAmiToe. .14— Beautiful apartment. ~ KENWOOD COURT APARTMENTS, because of their natural resources. 1 basement building: at 721-727 vvlo Arsenal street for Asa V. Todd. cated in the residence district of Cab Four and five rooms; some have sun r 000,000 Hotel Planned. - = : : ~ No —— - _-_— = a ari asemen 6 \' sai fa ™" oo; — ant | anne: 5 large rooms and sun parlor, south-,| lors and Mur shy beds: all have betheotane a 2 ae North Eleventh street. This building ‘| east and west exposures; first floorfsouth: with floors and walls tiled. built-in batht 4 | . possession April 1; rent $100 (C) | pecestal washstands: kitet = is on a lot fronting 60 feet on Eley- ae ids; kitchens have one-piece = INTERDRIVE. ‘708 — 34 floor north; five | White en eae? Sinks. white fy em Bag stoven, RECENT SALES REPORTED BY AUTO PAINT CONCERN LEASES INCREASE IN — HOME son a lot fronting 60 feet on Elev 0 ~ . 7 m —— _---— > - em - be! $200,000. The first floor of the nine-room residence, in Compion Auto Paint Co. : flats. Seth sewte end — od " pad er 5 ant os on . or more.days. Ic line discount. KINGSBURY, 6638—Beautiful Warwick son a in ivory will decorate to eult: ‘ ° , “ser +4 . . ’ aa . i ae 10o0mes ant als, JOUT i eas ylre., The Se £Irieda-. tZ ants Co. Cour mrtment “da floor west: 6 large| bore ~y eat and janitor ‘ ‘lai kn - — sighte . Sniec This company has been located In } ourt apartment, , © * service; nort building is occupied by B. Nugent Heights. for Minnie D. Spies, to Fr ( Rah > — double, to be-finaneed through ft. has leased a portion of the second APARTMENTS _FOR RENT rooms, sun parlor, two baths, elevator) unt ieee ‘ & Bro. Dry Goods Co., and the Frank K ratzer; 2046 Hawtho: ne j the wv ht) block on EFaston avenue for T) on Q H B :] ling Cor . ~ ~ «©y | 11} , ~ ‘ P 4a? ie — ¢ sale was forecast in the Post-Dis- | Laclede avenue, single flat, for C. 8, | *'X days time, whereas the old systern | - e erection of bulldings for people calidad agp errs ae sun parlor, Murphy bed; garage. \ oy ler 366 AUSCHUL TE 7. Beenie nae x fey Goi vganones ig ; PEt . yt with a down payment without de-| | f APARTMENT—4 rooms, modern; efficien- , “o™%) ANKE R. E. CO., 711 Chestnut st.) - 407 N. Broadway. patch recently, but official Cc onfi The and Thomas (sannon to tohert Le a of painting LOOK from ZU to 20 days. rita : ‘Ia cy: steam heat. hot water. gas. electric ; :. . ‘ 7 — | CAR N r “om sews : : | lav 7} V ° Yr? onnectio } ¢ ’ ’ . ' . Tae aa en mation could not he had then. Jo} nson: 204] : 43 St Vineent avenue Cow ing Lo this new process, the bea. 5 tne, expia a 4 OPENING WEEK TOTAL $61, 500 i : hiaeat ton ne ee ery. ae hen L, — ve with i 4 i] j oor apartmn | a id AN E Al AR MENT = ; , , ss mili cr ; ’ . t 1 dq le = f { t opening WV eek approximated $61 BOO —— —-- 8... at. (c) McP HE RSON- “4401 —t rooms, “ baths, | proof mui idin ~ a. elevat ' ~~ — + . . = j Le CON : r s c 4 « »* ° ‘ ; . “ r . : ’ : ’ OT Holbrook-Blackwelder Real Estate Joseph M. Griffin; 4920 Page boale- Bugene Christy of the Mercantile | °° **3* SC. SeCone Gowm ¢ “y ay" , ; large, light rooms, unusually weil &Dp- | HAUSCH ‘LTE Mito ESTATE CO . : ie » S06 ag oe Fe ee hes ; - with interest at the actual rate of 6| Notable among them was the sale of Northwest | pointed, superior service; $150 o, | Tyter 366. rom dw 0. vard, single flat, for John B. Kissel rust Oo. represented both the Pick- : : No. 5 Polo drive. Old Country Club - . “y } 5 + Ine : ‘ . LAiipe TY ow . Ss £ Ss TO- De . aa , —— aii t , Bias o s¢ " “ ‘ “7 —_— rPo 5. ty oor, ,. - » ° { yay — aun pagior, w ith | lease: concessions mus. bn seen to tel } laza } arque Apartment . a Ree Oo (cores and high and has a fine beach. and is Pennsylvania avenue, three and three 4 bed bet west; rent $65. | appreciated, pap += South side Pershing, between Union and opor vi the launching of — oe = ; ; ) - = A MIM h\ . 2 tC | > 7 Cy ent | - proportions with thi . flats, for Mary S. Northrop to John easily accessible over good roads. room single flat, for John G. Zastrow - 4 HE r MAS NSE A KLE c thy ry ter wih 4471—3-room eftic lency apartment | mois oS reoms, 7-room efficiency: moderm if the improvement program provided ne ore tn + OF GE _o@ = i t. hn Oberkirse} ' 2 175 - to sublease. at concession every detail; open for Inepection: ch I Menges Investment Co.; 3724-26 Rut-! The subdivision will be known as; *~ John OER: ee wee OF} REPORTS Even SALES RUSSELL, 42085 “New apartment flat; five ing city Appiy at office mms | PERG te erty hee wre ;. let toon Oa ; 4 APPLY St. if , for under the $87,000,000 bond issue. eT Io f , nie aware — : 7 : ‘ Mi ~~ - east side of Gravois avenue just north oms efficien jor bed; hardwood ULIVE, 3729——-2 rooms, $-room efficiency: | Plaza drive Forest 67D. ) ; ger street, double flat, for Lillian Riverwood. , " ' pie ' pe va Kew 41907, ; Ames Place Sites in Demand. > im nart to P ohart Varachtieaer Mortit ¢ of Bates street, for John Raster to a! The Haase Realty Co. report the) {oor since A iti panes ime ludi ing oie ones ity for lighting an! fuel \OREON FE. & R. G. & OTR, 800 Chestnut. ; eae Pore nice ae aretal MOrit aiso reports, tne Faie M1) aijen 4937-39 McRee avenue, doub! sale of houses at 2009 Cushing street |SHENANDOAH. 361! b—Seco 1d floor. four ee Mmnager on premises, Of : " The demand for sites in Ames,, re: ae nme wy a ; paged : client: 4937-39 McRee avenue. double! sale of houses at 200° ushing s t aN DAH. | me : re ‘ j ; : ; h P : weninial ka of southe ast corner! of (jrand and Pawve, 22) coor pone street, A single fiat. for flat of thre. rooms ar! d bath o ich to | and 2009-11 James atre et for Miss POE opis SL CH et eat “4 LLOF ani vice. r CL aa he er AL L, i ik oes ot) *c "hestnat st Naw Apartments on Forsyth ace. whic orms an extensio » eta i _—_— alae ) stan : . me py Fee: “ : ‘ pe a ae sSHENANIIOAH, 3619—Apartment NN 3 ; 7 7 . in M ] is - Wry for German Evangelical Protestant | Conrad Kellerman to John Foster;| Anna Dashmann; lot, 30x125, on west | Nellie Bauser to Prentice J. Batche- gee steam |! on to rw tf vying turn) 1 EMSHING., 5! 316—Sublease apart mnt 210. “Pesnantwante ua JR0 *TBasbateent / aes f *K "le , ?¢ f ‘ - ‘}, . - - > ce . * ‘ " , nw es € ae | wih : ’ 5 = at, - : Ps . ~ _ ‘arkvie Ww, and n - og eae ; { hurch of the Holy Ghost to t} 1e 4859 Alsace Avenue a single fiat, for side of Michigan avenue, for Mathil- | ior: aA double flat at 44 CF }- 2k W ise ture. OES eee aT. font ew altel (7) Srerjlin "a Apartments ‘ _— i a but ldings juat completed and are equip cown houlevard and ( layton road, Unity Hall Associ ation. S~lreater G Lew - to Mrs. 1 \I N, 1_ da Weise to John HH. K ueling; 4938-40 | avenue for Ottorino I>: rillaval] a. rep- SPRING ik1f) & | reom nt) artment . PF RSHI- °G 63190—1 viret and pm a feeret with the very latent improvementa for oom. is a feature. This is on behalf of fears cen ee a ae te 24 0) 0] cag: * flat Itaska street, double flat. to Frank /| resented by John S. Blake & Bro., to | SPRING, 3400 § Four rooms, sun parlor, 6 rooms, sun parlor; open vias h. tnut at ee NS nigh. gt five la git SOT; doOG “i¢ YF Avenue, a Sing ~ At, . _- = 2 ie , 4-1 rT ef? ere moderr he ‘ ; 2 7. nes 3 tk : i“ iar s er persons with building plans, as well L; I Ren Westermeyer; 4661 Idaho avenue,|} William Krieger; a seven-room resi- {7-ree Amor nee ney: ae _ } ai pest oe G BR. & J. M. OREILLY,. wich bullies baa abelian ae yas; Bae " lee . ’ ; ~ ¢£ ha " se rn "oAwaTr * i JAI rT a | ice CuaT ATTii , wid: “uit a. , =A ax investors and speculators who; C€nt's purchased by Louis Balson, a fora client to John and Fred Dreyer,| j,,q@ern brick cottage, for George|dence at 5229 Lansdowne avenue, for SPRING 1650 & — 3a fh , rcoma tecied- |) 5783—5 large. sa nisepina pareh rear gph my open. for inap rion a ; iy SP ‘ | weg : > ¢ . ‘ ; re. ¢ rg 249° "irginis Neue Oe . ° , +P ' . ‘G meow rie or, Oo FOOmS, | cluding sun room; also .arge #) ah ear, garage. open fo apectio recognize the advantages of these| Wealthy real estate agent and opera- | five-room bungalow at 3423 Virginia; Emig to Andrew Huber, represented | John W. Ealer to Albert Meyer; a |" ing sunroom: newly decorated and paifited;| and garage. eee ~ EDWARD L. BA KEW ELL. hel ‘tor, from the Louisville Property avenue for William E. Boettcher to} by the Tombridge Agency. The |double flat at 3803-905 Humphrey rent $69; fine heat and janitor - ~ —— — .. Olive _ 6555. 118 Seventh edditions as to location, both being , | Pein) , ~} 1¢- JOREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 500 Chestnut PERSHING — oe fioor)—6-room apar : a ut the 'Co., a subsidiary of the L. & N.| William Pieper; a lot on the east Brinkop co mpany reports making | street for Lena Veere to John Welt- i- —-. : : : . ~n ment: $7! $5 RANE L AGH | AP ART MENTS in the path of the best grow 0 ' ‘ ' 14} loans amounting to more than $100,-/lich; a new seven-room residence at KTANL E Y ‘eI PSTEIN 819 Chestnut. : . hv Railroad Co., through the Mercantile side of Minnesota avenue, south of | a= 4 vests a acai lth ? r West oe = co 5707 McPHERBSON cit This is espectis ally noteworthy i P Ho Q°7 s 4) erland avenue for Ph!l H. | ' i eiitiadialt ER Ree RE ae She eS” ina » : y: » | Trust Co. The prospective pur- | Miami street, for August Sieckmann 337 Sutherland a AMHERST PI 12-15 (6900. off Jullan)—@ | PERSHING, 5578—60 rooms, Including two | N. W, Cor. De Baliviere, in view of the fact that both addli- ; Seg, aeappelles : : 2 a | Lenz and son to Eugene Mueller; a desivable 24.0. commen: amctedteds baa sunrooms with in-a-dor beds: good Cone | We have a few choice vacancies of 4 and } } estr ‘ted sections | chaser is a large Eastern concern, TO Nn clie nf of the St uesse] Realty Co. iit °0x120 feet on tha south side at 4 “6 a . : . ; ‘ foe Ss. aa wer’ °_ B50. tion eccupan April 15 or eooner, garage ' 8 reom effic leney now available in this fine ie 3 t } § ‘ ry nmediate« posression live pada’. : \ ‘ , « rp | eee oe ently £ a which seeks warehouse space in St. . ” cme ISAAC 3 COOK COMPANY, INC |'Loughborough avenue to Osear A AMHERST PI 1°19? h if desired: third floor weet. wT25t* | fire proof buliding, either furnished or untur and are what is regarded as highest | : r. Ameya ncamenphnag ATs ps eh aol tanta TC G ioor ilnotes: | PERSHING, B390—Apte. 204 and 304; @ —— at low rent Nothing better ter ca an erty although the nrices Louis. FPSTFIN REPARTS SALES T0 MANAGE PONTIAC BUILDING | MIueller: a brick building at "600-02 , ra new, » ro “ at} conveniences a ers > 7" e.. ’ tn-a-dor beds: | Mufies m the cits investigate before teante . ) ; 2 ‘ LoOuRg . , , - 8 e ’ ent ana hitor lintnediate Dorse rot) room ef! ency, a bhi ‘on ° . : 1s ‘gs a ?P . ‘ ; ; aaa rar iz erdinand H. Manger of th a Har- w ; st Louts avenue for Jame Ss NI tice rom ‘$70 | . ; se’ Ss nev , lecora te ' open See lanitot q re ing Le mownaee topen Beno manager on pregm- W Lic} tT! ey are PINE CLOBE + 4 1 J a | i Uri lléiea wy ar . Tot N ~ : | rf) my (*h free ap atria a} t¢ ses, : a a ay lativelw low vey chain restaurants,, it Is under- TOTALING BEYOND $160, 000 2 - " . e~ will take re William Hartman IN S. BLAKE & ER S15 Chestnut | +- of rORFR ie F Miye ‘Oo o4014 etenns (q) | ORBON Fe. & Rh. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut aT . ¢ "1a i ery. 10 . wer he ; Manakremer!r 4 |e mti . . ; ile 7 A t2°T wT : ry} 7 ver ’ . ’ Po ' , s : ae om - : , a | fre regarded as reia ; stood was the purchaser of the ( : x le Pe ic | ‘ ma Sdangey >t nse hog - teract ive BC ett A rf = on " > Th at hie ARGYLE APARTMENTS The Rush-RBurns Realty Coa is aih- a f ’ ' ' - Fe ith a a, of , cial A St: ae | ile Vv }ipste in} rts en le SS Tri! rile Kiuilding Pa bh. Ve nth : na Market VAIS HQ) MF SITFS PLANS rr) 4 a1 p 1terman ai rAYILOR 1122 eS. — ' rooms, re eption ha i i ' - } ee on tne souti Ssiae } 40CUST - , . nit 4 at oF ! cae ' ‘ st @ re lan i bond : ast week tot: g more than #100 streets on April 1 GRA te : -" v wy, - tile bath, heat. hot water Sud J&nNOF) One suite of @ rooms and 2 bathe . tin armaininc ots in Am™mé ; ‘ . in last Wee total ne ? mre - — . : " > : = mitting the remaining | ‘treet just west of Fourteenth sithoug! h bullt in 1909 | APARTMENT— Knickerbocke: s. @¢ cor. | service. open; $60 | ble of é f : Sire jis . = 4 ough wney 17 ? if) {* a4 . : / . _— 4 | avalliatie on suPlease toe Cct 16. if - ind | , . , 9 d { ] OUiit } x & . Yr —T Plac hich { -ecentlv surchase.d H00 He wold the six-family epar rn im i ~ it wa Taylor and MecPhersor 6 rooms newly OREON EF. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Uhestnu ? . aCe, whic Y t OCS SS J ‘ i street bought by Ken Altheimer SS ms ee : | tended for lease in small suites +¢} ' qecorated thr K wit a er part” ent See : : -| Can offer 2S per cent rental saving on thie - thea | = ’ : owes t+ nt 4337 J lede avenue for th: ee ' pate ~ ee Fatee, ile ' ' oe eo , rte = | ose : a eo bl.—~— | sublease rom th Ames estate, through fhe , ee ment at 453, Laciede avenue A ; wildinge | a’ on sites Is on a ost wher o anite mn premis (pon DWELLING 5530 Dewmer Di from the Amé - president of the Ben Altheimer Real ' : entire building was rented to the rravols Hor cot —w emcee = ft t floor east: desirable apart pens in One suite of 9 rooma sun perior and @ Mississippi Valley*Trust Co rhese , account of Samuel and Bertha Bla-ijagscgoury Ppacit Pai} active basis, with plans going for- | APARTMENT—Veautif Gienila.e. 705 & 79 ; . @ ‘ 2 t baths. availiable April 15: 4905 Armvie wf MISSISSi py a ag , Estate Co., at auction held Mon- “ » sw issouri acific Railroad Co under }|* . ‘ a6, - 09 Rarlhid a efile. nneestas this excellent building; 7 rooms, © baths, lst-floor apartment al rooms exe tet i. 1 ar heal . ‘ rprospective 5 rm ‘ locK to 1e tevenue Realty Co., the aac xr) , farch %1 1G* rl" b ward for many homes and with ‘ - * waar tts ey « VERGO S Le olarium oe. oe ars . — ad lots are being bought by pros} dav by the Mercantile Trust Co. ‘° kK to tl ‘ a a lease egpiring March 61, 1923. The 1 inte wanidie ebadohiont SoS OREON FE & RG. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut rooms afd hall will be canvased. vaneled builders and speculators It Was ; ; need his nlans. Property being under lease for $5399 | floors are designed so as to permit demand for tots Fregidiy absorb H W. J. WILLMANN, 119 N. 7th st. wd ah and veinted, S710 inepbection by sappotgte | } fit f $400 M: anger Has not announces ee | . 7.29 } +. ] ayventwe f nversio!r ean: a lrrys t ANY cize suit tt is addit! I T! © tract is been nd Ld™ 1 NIVN 1145 N- Six rooma, every ™ der ment BANISTER nh EB. tU Maln 444-4 ote tar j ‘nn I. . _ 7 ‘ wre ' q ‘ 44 ieee oak } Ve; yee Aso HAM { - r 7 e ¢ Vert] ‘ i> | i ii ) ail Si any =) " } t = A “= 1 yesteraa) that a pl in connection with the pure hase , i anwtne A Savoral 1 _ ane -_ srracded Work on surface mprove LP°Al ME ew 1 ff } with convenience second ficmoe . - oe , - ee x was declined for a lot in Ames Place |,,, » stn Bote setae (ANG 1160-82 Siamiiton avenue, two; ts" eeveral Tioors are without Cagis TREE nities thin two in-a-dor | steam heat initer| HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER R. E. Co.. : —r ae saci apenas , rhe site is one of the few remaining ‘ ty f] “ee ld f ,,; partitions, and will be subdivided to | ™*NtS awaits fa oe ee service. ready t e it 1411 Hamilten Reventh and Chestnut sts |. Se unis’ Finest Apartment acquired nring 1e9 week throug » OY “met ir Tour-Iamli iats, bot Solr or tie | te aes sms ‘ 1 ranched hr the Chere ‘ eo" er ar mrat 4 oO, pees ; icquired during the \% uhimproved sites on Locust street in meet reasonable requirements addition is. r sb tas PELWRAN REALISE OV., NIVERSITY DRIVE, GO27 ifiret floor east) 10 ROOMS— 5 BATH the } 11S? Bury = coTl pat \ é + ? }- hy ¢ } exe il ACCOUT t f { J A Paste ]: busin 5S ry*y ' +. . . ‘ : ear ryan? ne try wa ior hh} rougny ave 116 ‘\ ae | {3} eo $i ; . aorn - sen efficiency ’ J Ps 4) ? = is pay . i the section e@a&S. O11 Ak Tilee nth mav\ali- p 1 [ie { IhOK COIN | amy nas miuice rec. aan 7M ee ee . ‘ ; : : ' eTM - ? 28e i. . ¥ Ames P] , scale with thos tore Tosenp) Kaufman: four-familv flat erate the building In keeping wit} tractive In Southwest 5! — Also 1s OF ee ae . Aj" “VG A Sad —7 we tay | COT e, & bathe, electrically equip | en AMT es j iace are on a SCa : tion. sanguilr e of t} le future of 1.0- ‘ . | Aa a eo , = 8 gr ¢ h y ef ; lAin ' 1} c e 4 of 7 , c ‘ eeaft;] «13h Rt e3) he ] ALJIHE!I WER Kl, (Chestnut. .{cod aso lind § 6"hoO - - ary chauffeurs quarters. weraae J auto { fork view ile residential On- 0 ten -i¢ +} ot nd ' 4117-19 Lafayette avenue, for the 12 Lees VESEY Verne ee now unaer “mae ‘ ah marry “7 -eITY ‘Tur «eA —— , unmdoubtediy the ewellest, the roomiest « in Parkview, white reside ~~ cust street. with the new attitude of Sire their management at reasonable| division projects launched by A. F.| APARTMEN! tSurvain in sub NIVERSITY DRIVE, GOZ1—New, sttrac- i iiss ‘ranged apartment in city, concsamtam, . " . : °¢ . , ‘ 4 a : y 2) wa F . . . . cA } . . - : , . ' ' 7 7 7 ef ‘ Tr) , Ji} e § al Riruection mn this addition is rap‘ \ Gy tile fe eX pressed in the bond count oO} A Aste); to ss 5. Seve ‘ “ee Cah nallma 9 formerly president . - . vet aea*s . . qyre we — & LS ¢} a eee BOO (heetn St. Loum as XI PeRtals apes afl : : lease. West End Will deeor-) «« ar. 6600 went Cheataat, absorbing the remaining available lection eee ee the Sst. I is Real Estate Exchane ; ' , ss ‘ew tecorated through , t 2 » sho Rea satis Street Site n ate. Cabany 1968-W. in Se cae: eer aan APARTMENTS Biles, Option on Eleventh Street Site. + , . fem : 6645 University drt f! fi car ees TE Revetch menese ue. |G, iP, VENEERED DOOR PRODUCTS CO. LA ee ee The Holl Blackwelder « ; been told previonsis FLAT ANT {ATS SAl D RY ; VN ‘9 APART MY SOU Fm » “rll , Eeo~ oe the south — f/f rooms. @¥n parior, tile beth, . Site 0 irookK- } As has 8 67490 ‘(ates av... thira fi+e east. ny haa sold six tots In Moorlands ne Poxt-Diapaich the City Club has) SIX MODERN HOUSES LEASES FIREPROOF BUILDING ~~ THOMAS F. PFCHAN COMPANY 23:%0f ; linining ‘ ho cite of . : ; neere ry" ‘ 4 : Ps 4 h 4 rv repnorts ’ , I i at - S ' : {454 e ieur ro Tin. )~ . rors MIT perior tile bath. garage 95 is ’ ; ¢) n LAIAXKS ‘ si ss : ; > le ven } mt : ’ rin? 6420 wv maehiecat« ori > res Trae tile heath. ' I ‘‘ I ‘ liZa tit j { ; Wy: ti? . ‘ , —* ¢ » ¢ y 9 - residential parks, including Brent- |... ew puilding under construction P ; MMEACTUTe' following sales: Single brick flat a wi i J ALTHEIMER, 817 Chestaut apartment. Sincluding large «eu o one ret floor, $85; sex cor... © sie . aoe ms ari 3 : _ eUust earner ¢ A ( if sire ; q ( 1} 1] j by VW | r Hie? : re } re . wing porch A euteide roome, GI1L5. « on4% shingten, ® frooow ile ath, moor, Forest Ridge and Southmoor. .. sn. southeast corner of Eleventh \..., 7 ¢ + . oe ; ae — 850 McNair avenue for Joseph Grob — -04—Th ‘ ret floor, $65; second fieor Fe . ° . . . ‘ ‘ ‘ ; ‘ ‘ asians . ~ 7, a S| eT] }* i ; f» iq‘ r} ' i > - ° 7 arty — 9 } t ‘ : J "> : : " - an‘to + x 27 ,* fi. ae ‘ . nTre reesyn | , ' ; \ AT mrignds } ss heen nmiore than halt ‘IIaf etroet 1¢t will dou!) tiess , = sci bie I path : J /CTHINE rt” W ill iyti S| issel) 120 Teet at go , ; : ; $60 - = r } w Sees — ‘ : a ; tL nivers ; A vartmeri a 6615 Kinget ary i > ae iver @ a aM ) and Locust 8 : ' Mary J. Mercier to a client of Ray-!yvice president and secretary ace Pie pce : > one | “ ee a =e ' 4 rooms, sun parlor, tile beth Qbsorbed. although placed on the pyercisa this option, which will giv: —s ; P ee oo , Has southeast corne) Mississippl Ang jaan 4 00—At ment . © reo ndell ©." £ rage rege Ad a ; i. 2 weg : , mona Picque leased the fireproof building at 42°9 , an fae s er ‘ enr cam § feat apartments gerace and’ WASHINGTON, 6820-——Firem fiwor eset +, 820. é wedale av rome ; » | ; } “1} } ey al ] sti- 4 se llw ‘ ene irley of i hy oc} - \ lé r) ePv11e . » ; ? T | r Ver} ° . ’ fT , . ; 4 " . ° * * " . y oo . ©» . ready 1} - hat p heen made { iT x 14% ais ial illey on the soit t) rn? dq Tt? , bs " " ‘ cf ‘ ’ ; ne ‘ : , Inge I st 1Les h PTY,e NZ Realty ‘ } tr) } ea trice A nr a i ries 1 f ; rts att oo (~ Seee8.0T sia " #1 “> 729 + ng = ay... £ foastns un parlor.” 85 an ;** ine ’ . ues “4 . . revcyTy rrr cwte;ry res] ences ( ( t} } . ‘hile } ‘nF ~~ 9 r ; ts ie A} } we } o) > ‘ eetnut tt) mt " 47 i si A G4 ; ¥ li iis i Ti & ‘ . ire a. © ius a ty > : . , . ‘ 4 4 ’ , . cae? : a ‘ ,% — 5 r oon a ; ‘ar ¥ e ry ko MO Fe ' . . ’ " . . . . vr? *T ia)) ‘ "y") : icy ; 4 ies i>\ eet. .' ‘ ; t ; ‘ * *¢ t ot! aff ‘ \ . ' A 4 : 4 att ari T man, r jeome homes, Const! ict ; eas ] lé ‘can is Owl | , ee Reiatnadll nctior : ; al . , , ~¢ j F; | - ; he aes wooed floors efeam “A TEVweuae>. “arr { fic w em? fi. ANDE RSON 7 x “KE Bt TT AMANN, aii 3 a ¢ _— abe te : nd a . i ; : ; ‘ oy" poratic re Wi. mre? bye : Tbs —— erie etween (*rt? ' ij , - ane ( heath n ~ } veri }} he berun this Spri Ta? \eSs NI ‘ Arpe! eT esTtnt eat) ‘ P : } ‘ r, f . enue | ef ] j : ; : . oer ‘ garaace Apply : “. eur reat r hardw@waomd fmwore tia AT RET OO RE : . . wo f. . vers rie ) ; T ’ 2 . ; ‘ ‘ : "7 vy " - . ; . . -_ a > «a? » ‘ us * ie . > ' » 4% 1 oo Tal 1, ef icy hi ' . oe ') om , te a . : ‘ . ] @ Ti ee ™ 4 ' } : h id ey fans . neo reeral frvy \f ir’ Ka a ey i*T Al REA I esi? I f iNfi ren ¢ e*efart hegt tis‘ or Gerry be , . > * it tf ; ss ss pLaera . . . ' . . rT) ? ‘ a vt i* rye of A ¢ ‘>? ic’ be i . ris oor 4 : ¢} +. ‘ te ¥? | ~" . 2 wr gt I - ‘ ve }4 I wer ‘Sites ' {) 4cl4 ;™* mar | * ’ ? : P ae . -'t r} l~« Son os + by way “ee s ey inter- sera’ . il i i ‘ lil Reatri: Ann Pern! State . irm and extends from Wydown bou-! pujilding, with only 4 ones hy a depth of 169 feet on Nebraska ! pha, . >: ee : idan hi ~ WASHINGTON GIL... @250-~—33 1. perth, » APARTMENTS. levard to Clayton road. The highest | yvening ' , scl r BS O-foot lot on east side South Con CATES. 6414—5 ma, rent $75. opes rooms, garage, bath, §90 1020 WATERMAN ; ¥ ij ee if } f } i] . ree . ; 4 . ‘ guee . . nt e« ™ . . wa - " > . . ~e - = . sents Ti) Feldman has announcer AV Orenss He COnsaeCTA = Ss sion ' hie le ASS Was riade through = toy avenus Latwarn? Miarnt! and Fizz ( " . Hil X% Gk FI NASH PFUOURD. ,i0 Chestnut af Four rooms, open perch. inclesed eleepiag character f surface improvemeni: Juilus @ramiat on nil hice , re 3 = sw oe . 1? ~ erahtr 5 . 040 weret newly Gerorate(’ epen iracter of surta atnew thintel- far the | =a een about $50.00 Ceorge H. Streiff. r er of 1 Ww 1 for He Heinrich t HALFONT oe. Ses anand 2 Aas . pore NST) RAVOY COURT hav: »n made in this addition, te0-; plans for a 16-story hote: fol as neal 105. 5-reom + », eect WATEHMAN “ro—PFiret tloer, 6 rooms ae . « ia \ lee ninmde Lt) Uthi - priet : . i . ¢ . ( oer Ome Week north af te \mar orm tTrten: 4 ' . ‘ . , " "ah _* : ‘| rh th TY ©7 ‘ s* =nE ' ey riment ey \V ] ’ ry »@ ’ a s waft . ne : ‘mem toca 1 ~_ , 4 KFether with sewer and water mans southeast corner ¢ f bie hand P . : HA R ON ONSTRUCT . + \ niin Whee ee Willis e Ham] ou : = }. WAM? C heetnut J KE. KAIME @& BRO. RR. FE CO rooms, @un parler, very modern; newly @eame 7 OS > ° 4 “ " ? ’ ‘* s . rf i’ iit Af se t) : " ’ yy? “ : ‘ine : , Th one = ovements ar inclu led in streets ie oo fe e LOW OceubHled , . te 1 2% Tk {i fine -oere lie Me é oe ‘hand Pi rated 5001 eNRIGMT one ae a tes sa js of the lots oe hy the St at f: ri] Fiote i al ad W iiis h he EDWARD A | FAGHE ON STAFF | rurf ' : a1.80 (9 Waterrmaa i" Loney ler forpe nevel nAUrUUl ited i hoteis SR 2, 2 . ti i? he f kOW LE ssociated ii Seif wit? tne . . ; La ree “ . . — shite enare- <n , _ 7 — DeLMAR inert week Negotiations are wre iti - fi : : inet ) ‘ ‘ 4 aT j w tart AMey 4° "Y Tle Tos * a ak Ml : 8 : ae - - . - ar" * ee Oe : Oe ti : hott rent ’ nee i Po a | rr Third a Mme hh | S70. Way ¢ } lings in the the West before \ Cieveland con- eo" , ; - -/ 4 y. wa ole mhiga Realty Co. and will specials . voreet 4201 ; {851 Newberry ter \ alderas NOTON Y Tor several Aree ids nas tt eae . ; , . ns rie ai = Sa .* Oud) ne - ° . ' , *, , ' . ‘ , : 4 ‘ , ; sig’ arn) ( heet ny : fe} : : ; : : . ‘ ; ; Me he . »_ the rr e fo finance the proje ‘ hig £0) \\ } tre : ‘ ry yf (,@¢raid sg 542 Mag? oO] ‘ |] Ale «of apartments art qd Wes be . (it? . : = } ‘ : " ae ie HALAS TwtRT 263 Leeimaer Four Be. . aad nereh rout yrs. open Piginesce district These embrace th oes ie ™ ar Pars 414 ‘* Pn On eomee 4%! Ly } ley ey) ; c<RLAN © nm 54 Leimar b i —ficoom effictenry om pletely fur S500 NINA Bal : Soe ' anaetadered cree oy! , ; . . ' 4 : am be Be res : i . é iA ive ‘ yf) NAOT es i¢ Lis 4 imy ‘ ; . - Ree (into mey ertrtett.s Pars | elec teteity oe te ned thone f “erner Of Mati litem | Wareho iss: lock bounded bs Broad mite wm Tor ; . “4° _* ) . 106: Or = . nided : “es tiem = Ae ex 1 hou block : ' ; hile in the business dietrict for iar Garden fo: he erection of gq ‘forre ily Oregor 2T°®O Goodfel- | cancesh mn in the city. ha ing lived pn Te ‘4 $75 “a oe her Manager or tor $45 DVYAS-SHELP Ty “ Oh . Way, Dickson street, Cass avenue eligi! : a , 74.76.78 Wells , sna © i SCOTT, 800 Chestaut OREON EK & BR. G. SCOTT, 800 Cheetos Main 1°58 Fee * and a : ' x freight depot re. “ large la mts efriiet a ‘ry ‘ ' j [ ’ \ ere rat enre ; é . es ‘ e ei —_ . " 5) D Seige

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ia ei. eke See i ied ‘ é. j ng pr: , ; ' = New apartmen 7 tmec ind - - . . ~y ~ a sete ' ” 141 s a « a eiectr A furta - * open if . A gh borh«. 4 : re 2x18 9; Ss ait ——" ——— |? eh ‘ = , ~ - ns num ret SO; adult . ; : ‘ , + t>. ‘4 oft 5 3 a Parior — nf siewnina | > rch e 4 >4 WE: T PIN E 7 . all 36 34 _Virg ‘a. VERNO . 470S—o excel lent rooms, ist $ 2) ‘KIRK wu — | , reoms. bot-* ater - heat, at. car ra- . te 7 , , a GOLD™. ‘ a msl wala Se a ee ee ek et eee et iit iN, dealers in reai ne . . . ' location; $85 . +4 fen - . = = +46 at 4 ; _ - os? - = a - eer : page ; ~* ~~ i av ‘run ¢ . ; . . *oa* + . 129. rc ? on FOR RENT cami Giiees $ 12 at eae, ok. | FOR RENT—Furnishad south Si! preferred. Mueller, 406A —————— Best of lighting and ventiifting faci ation: —— A system. © passenger and 2 ere Se 730 Heman ay. (6600 west on De! mar HOUSES, FLA I S,E] # >a = re ve Heizg!i : . i oe r : “g ; be nust buy y furnitur Pl. . FB eo >. For ease: 15 -1-F , Ou | elevators arge oRaNciS-PERRY- c ‘RL TH REAL T ¥ z , ‘ta : . ie lai . 5 rooms, tn good neigh- re Inquire 67. f125A Alamo av.. 5 reoms and oe a . iMeariy eeunte: best references |= —_........-. furnished: gi\ particulars. Box Y-79, ESIDENCE—Modern 6 Post-Dispatch. n Telegraph rd.. one pienty of room CRE OE EL ALE OLLAL LALLA ALISA LLL A LO ABS AAI AYR SS he Re CROAT ANS Ga RE LR SEN DNR BRE | me HRY EPI A ED RRL, Oe AN I ERE i te OA AE NESTE BLP BN > Bu aN AEE LOLA LOR NLR NL LRN! AEA AARBO DS A. EN 9 a Be PERE eA IDE A » a : : er oe . ' ia — 7 —_ ei gkko, bask re pena S 2 oe bat Ly ~ 2 Fal a ~—# Ee ae _* a 500eW Also desirable first ar OT locations 1n the heart of ew an : Meseanes ™ . ‘ ‘ oe ; g oo : d L ee ator ely mode rt : LR PLA T—40 ~ | “ a e* : : ‘ on ; a } " ; , ~ ' : ! : be U i | - | - I : F : ait . * S. W. ( or. Pennsylvania / 5-0 E t. ; “ or e . eve in ricti r ri y: ; te ote bloc £ De onts | onthNr Bae a , : -- . a te o : - aiahe ~- noe. : me . 7 és ; See Mere antile | Yl St ( ‘O. ; Agt. - cre : —_ . 7 : ‘cehege 2 aen . , ; im p.ete y sox Y¥-138,. P.-D 3 : : —— - ‘ox R-sh, Dist ] (e a ae, st? veer bt 6600 wert): 5-room . na a itm | - aie |. Ga DW ELJ ; iING—Or Ir apartment want fur- “a ¥ ~ q- = St Agent. Pat Wain- - 85 d i? 5 . " ?. hil Aran mete ' } ' “ , . : Cou . sth, 8 ; $105; 24 floor, town. agate. 25¢ dally. ic Bun: nats he SMITH REALTY wp Dect: memortetion Coren: 2 PHIS 19 A REAL HOME Washinaten. fine location. overlook- or mnare days. je line discount Sort a aad , ~ newly decorated; heat furnished; Fi iSHE! APARTMENT page. hot-water heat hardwood first floor: $12 per week —— ee +. a | = > eerie sesieiamiiale j 617 Chestnut. Main — URNISHED . # rap va | Desirab e L ofts on Ww ashington Avenue in me! eteans roves. n Seuth > at dert acres "FP FERSO* : - tn &. B. + town, agate. hit rt oe re tee Ames place. under construction now: GRAVOIS, 56456—4-room flat; modern, $60 | , aad” ented ~ BOR LEASE =! Franciscus Realty Co. | — Fallon st ie ee we “H J HIRSCH 215 Inv’! Lite Bia . a | a on “pd scene in Webeter: what have you got? ~~ trict of “Caiversity Cit; ) | | 3 KING'S HIGHWAY. 5223 S—New fiat, 5| piav ie sheds | for couple, SOMPTON, Ti8d N —For wont or lease. fer. — Pox B-408. Post-Dispatch. _____ °@ LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES TO LET—SUSINESS PURPOSES i. 5 . . - ‘ = a Cc = pril t +. . > ILM rs RA. , th JRE rt I } — OO ' pletely fy tl I a rm . VOLNS, VEit, . ' preferred. _ Bax B- -140 . e . ost -Dis spat *h sane " st ; "4906— Bri hulld = 7 7%106- $45. _Phone Forest _ 7949 83253 Delmar = ; Cn ont vie~ ' ' =. . “ Part if . we , nara. 2 iri . ; ; a ctr ‘ , : = - ¥ ay . nek ves " —_— eames chine sane enema eenememmenneran Semmens eCOrc or. WW ast Lar ond. e ectrik igt FAC Tt RY Y¥—(im Terminal ‘Rallwar- acto agocessory : ; Hel | At _ maak 2 ora, 2 vat ze coal is : ¢ and rear fei square feet. with er without 2% og sian . WUE LA Lo 2 st LAFAYETTE. OA m mine PARTRIDGE, 5516—House, su tabie for two HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. E ANKE. 1006 Chestnut, _ . Chas. Russ Colfax 186am yy HN S. BLAKE # BRO. 815 SOUTH SIPE DELMAR BL, WES’ o> = . p ein ” 108 ee ee Scene 5 near -———- — — ns ae OS, oe eee aes et __- On RENT FOR COLORED _ LOOR SPA a} ober or light man ifac- HEM: : TCFUNG poy gee | Singer os Bus : ects a . i) >? _ - oo - — ante == — - oe “ ‘ . VU 4 ‘ roorm — er ‘ . yo - art « eowntn " . Ai iis s¢. Wi.al eler ~~ OF UNION | €l17 Chestnut a : PAX ETTE 133 om ron r=t. Pent an hat) EIGHTE! NTH. 805 §& =_* : residence ah | are See = See ere : . we : ‘. usiness I rope — al — ' 42054 5 reom studios ONAL ,rom 7°20 Heman . t floc D , ( in-a-dor sy’ ONYTcuOOoN - =2 tallest ‘ vide owner there pasesenzer e.evator we $100 to $117.50 Every m rn con SE ty bene net e170 ss oor. elmar (ra: — TT nh, Pa? ae ee SNISHED FLAL—oo fells. South net ees natok w. ; 50 =3e8 N. Ninth res and two flats above; - " or _* ; ' oo . iS! N = " . 5 »e 4 ’ ‘ r ‘hy > +) . er we be “ ' . a ‘ - a cds eee © “ 9 — . . ; ry abe Tr st wh ws - > = u —e aa a ; imei ; . } : : . 4 srr’ ts eae, Sonne mm heds en ot etl ' ee mas. bata: quic é . € | 414 hovgt - STORE ES—Tw o: G nd the Wat ve —— ment. LE ' “7 #s9eea 5 ag” ED ‘ oe Reape ir cremate: fies: i pore : karage FB, ~~ ae 1318 . peengnmensons i ‘aeae ied = 2 ater T = yee OREON E. & RK. G. SCOTT, , 2°23 ; = TIGHT MANUFACTURING Printing lant | on er nation at Cue Of 6229 DELMAR B } 2 a. en : r 1 EP core. 3000 er. ! wha. Jocetice._ | ear abe Parkview Bidg).: 2 The Apartment Agen's —— —F— - - ‘ : £i4G f 7 2 e1ec ' ie SCHERTZ ong ESTATE. = od bass “ing ‘ sceltent 1 S00 Che: re it St wont , OY : . ie I INT IxX_ ean sit ae sant touinitenih 6 , =_Aae emp were patina i tae al els : 35 to i NL ow. «or etnut st. Room ; Oe Oe. se - i de a ee : es I ~~) ———— = - ——— , eautify furnish ; aa es Rae me aap an mee ae ae” a ri ‘ 512 Manchester * orest Park and iingten @* STORES — We-ew!il erect a8 siores at ead A BLAKE € RC 815 aga oo scomepumnenyiana : - FLATS FOR = —_ . nh ment AE tl Adele ; runnin wate range, ‘ele te ar saeeneny te pte Ae ag S yon ta! lo yu good open [QUST. 2714— Store and 1 r sto northwest corner tf 25th and Hebert oid ———, ~ ade = an = ECOFF. ag a ~deco-) MIAMI RIOA, ag > oan 7 + goon | 3 shite: ann ee ee i ge mene Lee ates. SINGER-KLEIN REALTY CO.. 104 rooms; $60 wonderful retail location: reservations Rew ‘3 DOCTOR'S OFFIC APARTMENTS FOR RENT owcc Sis 00 rele flac y rooms; wide | —— =—= == ster 6 bom _* __Phone Gilve 34__| EUGENE J. ALTHEIWER. 817 Chestnut _| being, tind Soe mores) esrare —FURNISHED ae saiggtiing aa a pe pete ar = * —Seco ' Ux4 Mk oo S10 _Cheatn ut st Room 300 Oh * ———— mn ee a - — ——— — a . . . . - a . os . . oO" , , venie* 7 rent 3! ~~ -~ ese a a ene rt RNISHET? APAK Tu! “WT ’ ae rower ar ” v of ‘eur bane ial , lor fia’ ‘ + tey ho o> nT rv * eetaene a GARAGES, hn cme Rent OFFIC® SPACE — Modern. new ofices tore TAY ~37 ae ———4{ rr "? “a r 5 ; . we é " 2 UN! aaa. 1 —Stors __tirand piano rh ne ‘i.? . a »>P 3 r ee BO ’ ° ‘ ir ™ >}: 3 oe F f 8; or \e ; m= ’ c > , ° j - ; 7 P . he : te : ¥ a 7 ; . r iwly 7 - “ner s'x (G | AG or . : r one sma. car P hone ‘ ‘en.- au handsome new » iidin ~~ ery con- a FURNISHED APARTMEN? ) part ei. AT—1 ps ;, & reoms and sun pai (10. 3829—Three room d bat } PARIMENT Wta —Wes entree + rooms. unrooms, wa! hardwood __tral S713R venience: convenient | to downtown Sef- pred location me one ing furnishing» will sacrifice eavil ; ; _ ale Let, ' , Rk RY + ’ ‘es , ' v ‘ - got eity. Cabany 6413M c): FLAT—-6 rooms 2d floor, new; strictly; PESTALOZZ1. 353 ee ema Peco SE : —— MA cE 6204—Furnist unt °T1n De Kalb ee ae Apply n avs Bomont Sn : ‘Easton and Sarah. ee ene vervice : | ter } : : : ; lie ; ? : ——— . : oe —- im. Z. es . t aure: ee f . poe a “ 1. agg ee 12°98 m aw S—Ve have se\ era! ) Foome ¢ on : 26 2 ™ a [een “ a , oe Reat. water and it open 386 ' [34 DE ) urn ei for housekeeping i 4 2 pone f Bi Ly re ve 7? 40 . my an 04 m . a — oo a ” a A +e ~ CLT . . £O. 3 S63- South 5 ae TT __tile bath: open Sunday. Sidney 20491 Syne an | West End Home for Lease ae =. | Seka ee — 7 AUSCHU pe See ‘ roe ™ res. enc! “HEROK EE. is Wocur room apenas a... ea HY ah ; ers op “me m ogg es A , : , i t 5 IP (tee : — for Priva at, » Family a elms 0293 tn . inch. “as in fo TeTiIENS one 3 b parish; fis ' ' bh. hardwo fiver strictly mod- jf r Wt — : Rh i ad preety a 2 a¢ eat. garage. PRICE = ‘is__- Bevery con vent ence: rent : neltuding second and thie : Se : & - « ary “1: ind & F L208 N ‘;rand a’. BY a ~etion for exchushve desired ” ~_ ~ - rt parage 7 , r oO y 2 B a ent $20 es - . heap ae ae CS eee *e fu tox «(Y Pe : -y — sonab! reom TO: Board ef Eau : 4 oat ii ; : : _ -( MAR si a Cie. JOHN McMENA! &R E CO. . r + - . ea — = — — 7 — — — - —_ = ° L ~T ee Renter eh ; : . ’ ; 2 ; x if i rT i*R, 3 : ‘ ~ " ? en! Adentinl —— APARTMEN" tT—+ re oo: oe = - . - ‘ ~ : [ : ‘\\ . . : - ‘ {} ’ Y s . i ‘ De! 2 Tie at Al TO DF AL ERS a | VF Pe ce flieors, Wall safe. balcony. stea: temt, i LA—+4 rox jer : cer 2 A Ss ,iu HE: apher’ ar ren atc. only room : one . . = = , her service; references required ’ ; me ] _ Bel) =. 1 t-Dis ; . a -- a a eS: ny ee . : . 4 a (;rand ~~st ry modern buliding; * ry : len, pear Delmar on ee aan salaii imate sieieeiahe “ . : : ey “Tanai zn - en \ - eta ee oan Se 2 —~ --- . - ~~ ~~ : : Vew oO 4 len sii ~ ; . - = .or 40x12 extra snoj suitable for mana } y 4 \ t > . ; CLYDE 8 Da ge ' 4 x1 LJ) Es. . - ‘ ‘ ion . ie te — , . ; = , 7 . ; ; { : ’ Dt ee POPPIN oe yi0——% var eDvouse _ yu ' facturing ph hbarzwain : . 106 International Life Bldg _“ ram : 2 50 d ' , =~ . ’ .k —yanery°7 : 2 me . eer evr: e1eva' ~ UN a : JOHN McMEN AMY 1 & RR. E. CO. vent oper Danie ar and “De LMA agua — —s ; TF : a ; 4 nie . penmnnet = is , ' ; no ADI : ace hn Canis . 31 le 9: and F'tr 1 ws N. trand ay, : ‘ent new stores; heat, Bas LMA # ST : } 4 - Four reo rr a 4 : | I Be ac . cs . : ; ‘ : . > . . rT ~- T ¥ ~ v : - y 3 - Z } ‘ nia. - e a4 : : : een B08 TT : - ‘ service * irttiia ’ kitchenette efficiency; one-room efficienc) ph pen a a R Rin ntonclndiyy — : — Ladys | - pears” : oak ae a alia eS ag a -. —— = ~ . PAUL JO xES REALTY © me Kitchenette very dGesirave referer } IER . ’ — ret . —— : —e i * . ce - = yer. rec. a ‘ ——— _ ae ee eines . ; pSate - S yy WIN ‘Ss Dru , 4 hov is » 12A0° 12 Wainwright Suites, es . . vV'' 4 Wyo . ' se ' als . eit ' : ow . = ’ ’ " . ’ epentanth ——— — - r — ys : stritabie for atv i }mess. — S meat : a] ” or Ae cCesso ST 3 . BEN AT! : : a . . ammenge =P as ‘E— Sec one 4 E ls : 0. sg market irge store, @ ~ ’ _— io SS ———_ ——one Ee : . - ~ inte MAK 8 ah ‘ccien. ADs ae a : rT) 04 — aoe a | , ; mm : : amd 1. oe TE Soe SE “. 'FORN] IA A YD M /ERAMEC ‘Ve. wht = é are deors is rooms. 6 ryom e fe enc. con etel . ee : . ‘ wr ‘ ; NOG = —— 2. a se Ty732T, 1a8° oc i eteainn re com for about % 4 I RE- ne (\arge tor good for automo strat the erection a 2 fine stores here. if aie “p. rs a eae . ss ue » . eM we : hie I mt- Wale? ' ; é : } ’ a ; = ee rm : . : “sf . ns _ \ - we . 4 : : . , veoume ia a ar > y — Lt Dds “ es ons Se : a - - aon , aaa a carket silat SE ee , r 300" —* fle adu . i Led - roen . t mes ' ¢_ Tyler eine . te L SCH = _—* ESTATE. ‘g . — “~/ 7 4266—"2 4 0 vei 4 ‘ . i 22% r? me _ : ; it) 2 . » oT ‘ : ; t st - = 0 . ‘ fiv . re . : _ 1i7uiNG a miidine at st Oftve a cane = furnished, if: ' linens. . . : .001 ste 2 5 ev: an tans = . , : > -_ 4 —. fee so 3+ phe | | a . } a. tas . = tr to oie | , ws ‘most any _ jaree news , 7 ie Gast ot. oan nished, kitchen nad two pect re a a n ) t e- mm. ; is Wtdt— r i ’ - beRT . T a a a? a4 FOREST PAKK., BL... 4415—4 reoms, pe bath . , 2 ee TE FI rtd om Vest: a@uite. rea-i mine G_ neighd +736 | we H estnu | t> of 299. her eytre Lion’ » . m/s ‘ : sat >.)4 1] ~ aT noan ron -eu ? : ' , ry : . : : ‘ . *} . ‘1. E > o- — “ . - - - ~ = - a _ a Sa ; - PERS. = | ; 4 ee pet ot P. $360 4 . o spue (oft i. 1 Hc ¥{ why '4 ee os — P oP a "a ~ a a ; ; : , ' : ad - : - = 5 . a : aa — eine _———— S Fa wh Ln i M rn “. o t . : : . , : ory ¢ , . . : ; ‘ . 5 af as ve . ‘ . | . : a ‘ J 4 ‘ ig 2 a iT 3! pce ss - " til » - il : tractive, spiendidly fur: ; ~CuDle " or ' “a ahi ' ; = ; . . meee , ia gery om ; Bo} I . —- : ‘ ' 34 ‘ ; : paints : . .§ Sia ew watil Septenn hs: SO we atan : (TH iARNW] 5 ; ' = he / ia ; - ” ; = ' : a : pel ap _ ‘ - . 25 oo SCH ‘TE airs ter sasement . HALLS _ PUMNISHED APART WEN T—6-ro au cagh. 1] : iN . ) Chestnu mit a on ae | ext Pi lORRIs HR OO 1S Chest hie TO TIETJENS. am.’ 5 nate tifully turn bs d ui : rai ; ‘ ’ \ " é vr ‘ . ~ : ® J ; : . " P. - hy : : ; | : 3 yoonett ier A Big © ’ ; ° ore . ' - " ‘ o~s . ¥’ : - : - ' , y i ')- t i * 4. : > =? , ’ 3] a ' “s siitoPr— To eri . FU JRNISHED A4PARTME*T . suit ~waRah “2a ’ e roon ; See : 3 , . sien, hone” “i aoe 8 — — oe 7 “0 ,- , 8 Eee eee Seinecy. West End. For g. electric: rent $22 (LAMO, 7122—S roon pa : r >) rooms lern; § Lge oo ea eae > "“erequies escen the ¢ FURNISHED APARTMENT wners be hat. $20: newls d. electricity. Ow: , a eee | - ~; td.——3 roon cotta modern ch H. Crawford. °3°6A. WESTMINSTER PL 572: rick : LOOR \ y L *% oo. as Spartment avin y ur B01 B | in parlor 4 | : ube 387 J PSHE? ee “etwas )_ month. Bomont Of teiasiieial Entire 5th floor; $500 eq ft.; w fh RS. =e Nevember . wy: ren t pPueleiy , MIT! J ; >i on 2 ne > —_ Fe ee R 5: . ’ " 12 . ‘ : be * VWtd.- n ith + er — +h baz : e eit oy gga - ‘es’ {, 327 : oomy ga- ‘9 Im aides passenger ari ight oe! a4 : oms abor wanted ~ cane Rie sis : mj .. -en ‘ eavindy Be 4g | , = i %. crass a ay INT r . : ‘ . + She shores eee, SOULE D4 fo ¢ oft drink “ ator ser ‘tee and heat furnished See u : KS RE ALT Y én — * . " ‘oe? , &Da by ane ; ‘ ; ae : emmpamsnes , . . : = : a aera ~os — - 71) - t> ™ : ; -_ . tor ’ art ris ; "are! 7 art ” wo Nik - w eect ur ’ secgra teu ; i nodern uth : — , e of -“ uare = for Tw RNISHED APPAR TMENT an ¥ ¢ TT i}t os bean a ' , “er Y -_ ~~ aes —_——- a bh sc) 7. yi 0 linia cate er y)" _. Ce ams a ager ma BO FS SEI ane Rabe a5 2 SE ‘ eT\TEL, EST. ATB CO, 314 XN a ‘oifax Tea we Chas. Weed id will ehare hie fine furnished : r : aetna?) oT ee E . o7 N ; : .QUD teat ne —_ — as le Mac — } . } ; Main - ian i » ewe - ay - | Bla 7 ape ST aE geese ey page - ox R.4} : ~O4iM afte ae ee 1 ; eh ps cs tn tn F'¢ IR L E ASE all i shop. § Sida ee | Post-Dispatch Give. Box W-158 Post spate hres : ” iat remode| r ardwood f! FLAT wr we nrg — cones — , ee ee ae wey B o8- Desirable #fth , *5x125: steam heat, STV RES > — and Tavier es — for drua ee — nme = : art — _— . Ne ‘ . . ' . —_ , al ees ie -% : « ; ; iO at ea ; — » ° — = ere? a : oe 7: ~~ ™ ” KiNGeBr RY. | —§ bright rooms, well) ——— —=— : -———---- tcellent 1d juire . on: = 41S Pent Phemaneh , ; OR . vid . pene ne ae eM ae aes elevators. sprinkler gvste: GLE CLOTH- | oot | ee = corner: 2 ner, prefer West End. furnished. plane : rs hem t tw» >i : rr. i ‘ re ; . - ; . ‘ ee. : . ; jlarn " = = ocuamsit : finer eam adults ny 6 vv 4 af woea | i. steam. hea 1 > ; t iail 3 e R Ziel Water.oo ° SCHERTZ RGREBC ATS sccce noes cores eed | AERC Raeare | ic BR POO care wren sen | smeeietail Os ret CE a a aT “ALU MET “BUILDING | me dante eee exposure. pnpiet: furn ishe ara woo hea “nishe gies : : | ents Pail > cG ' > rent — - 4 sar a". neinerae 4 Klas AND baad = , : Lis “orner store, . ip (‘a ary Om . ; fas , 7 meer eX jas - . — : = : 7 : . 3 . — 4 " . , * ~ - . ae! ‘ ne mt location fer grocery KING 8 HIGHW ay 589a6— she.’ LAN ond —— —_s : 7 7 a, 1 os ons ' hoe rr 3 , €, 3 rY econ Cer, ior unfurnish S-resm efficiency: t» : : nienes , Lo LbkI.MAR 35A— t - , ine aa oe — . 1 a9 3 ‘GROVE 4 Hi LR : t CO. 876 Chestnut hosures. abartment 40" . = a 3 SIAL , ' ; | : ; ar , Lei . A ; “3 LINDELL HI. 41! ™ . Crand ?2°°R et Ss hest: = 64 ) ; : sec Whhentien beste page : ) = Seth r furn | ; bn Site | ioe ; hu ; 5 4 BL TM “HER, ‘BAKER: ; PAGE B! 4100 . furnimned 2 i al os ere ven : 7 i ih , : | : - ne % Ri STATE A ASIN — ation Grand bt. :' ; : : apartment 4 on Venien ? DLT : M THORNITTT! Sill Chestnet 6% BOTTORFF Giles | De im 3 | _ - - ) : ios ' o | = . ' 0 sa elect . ’ \ & BREITT . mt BARA. "14 " - : : , . . “ ; i? ¥ ‘ . . . : ‘ » om ' wy ‘ Pp, . . , ts _- "aN “mJ.,8 .- ~* ris " = : ra _Darty ‘Sewhne | > omee oe . PLA r ims —_ “ ee. . ’ oe — — anne ' - : . = ' Southwest a Pa | oe | MARCUS, 3028—4 ot Water abany Daan | )__ Bon : has + ACTURING 3) AND 3D FLOORS SoPER. 1530—For vent or seer tine SALAH 40LA nt 2 « ad me: @eaiinadi Gham eee / 704-6 N. FOURTH ' — aan FOR LEASE a 4 » = Sng NAN DIE aL SD REPRE MR ae AOE GTM IE «SMR AE Soe reom ser’ WASHINGTON S-roem apartm miata lie | ‘TS BUILD TO WESTMIN®TE RPL : roo Ts ’ oor , _ y , Q ae ao — ' , = 6ES eprars tec 4 ; . ~~ aCe” 7 te “ . ie ae Vu elt rs . ° . ‘ ‘i fol aa ; - ‘a | ory fa : Fam . aun parior, With in _ furnished water heat: brick garage. § cen | r , : ee oe PROP. FOR RENT Se : | te Orpheum Thee oi er ieign heart of | - or borax Moree. P ' : ce ie: — . ; . ; ~ Tr os 2 oe ee ee SO 0 Se Rt SO Lit NR ANS. ae Re, aS er’ or unfurnished r ‘~ contents ger Fegsone sty , egy furn isoed Qr«- —_ = : ; a : : , . . R « . : : . : ; +s Pos Pe) gor weet Cadbany S809 net) ; ane Be ' ' , , . en ean : Li Liat SP SS1ON ‘ ' —_ - . . ; . : ; : . . . : . wont nee ’ = eet , Lares ase , : ¥ — ‘Browning ‘Apt., ’ 5536 Pershing eee ES ee eS SNES SUS. SOR oon ee — , : . + 9 ae ais ary erty se Paes 7 sn ; ae ane, 2. 2 OI RN LIN I IM Cm oe B00. G-reeom efficienc: . nce ASE $515-—! ert room eis ane ;, f o , ate ; al , em parior: Deautifu. ar 1iBied, rl . : 2 ; . . 2 ; , . , :, r _s ‘ } —_—- . Vi ANT ' ry TH RING t $125 e RSE # it— 3 mon tchene ~ —— , % S208 ~ 1) ae R. G SCOTT. ao) heat nut . un rier Marebai Tit ' : | : | — : : \ ’ ' = , ; ucas ~ J A og Ft GRAND-OLIVE APARTMEN’ — “it : | some. | referer @ mho will | : | vay. 830 = fioors, 2 Gard flew: sertaht | BABS Olive at Ne 300 3 reoome, 5-room eptor y beau = ; a: “28 po~* , , : , -~ , he ae ~ ie - - crt yt ogre E . “eo are a : “7h Garter «a attelancy; completely furatebed. rent $00; floors. | ‘er heat yth ) ll cB : on eS ee : 3 ) 4. $63 | . “| PERT : 2 N. xth End, rent § on Pe at | ae » are " janiter. » My f eer . lived : ‘LEDE oe »” : ef , - oor oe ed pein at | 4 © | » BORA OREON BS &2 R ts. BOOTT, 800 Chestnut ‘ASTI EMAN 885 ‘ - tearm les . ' : eam a ™ . 7 3 o* 1. er 5 ian SOT ane ; : 7 13 | OFT SPACE Sat. steer bea! «! c= 7 fater conn , . ' ’ -7 : ° : : ik 3 r egtauran’ KINGS SBI" RY, 6018 tton 850. acu te i vs . : ad ’ ’ e 1 . = , . . : " ' band . he ' "3% . i * >4,000 ; WATERMAN, 6128 EEVELAND. 4151A—Sin~ rooms. modern, MARYLAND, 4871-—Second : (—Thewe “bach and ¢ ound to build on $40. v= Sub got 8 : or el , carage $45 5. } ad : : , We furnished atar'mert «nae. « — > aw eee : - he by eens ‘ , ‘ TTH | i= ‘ R — revit a ; ; ; ® Sf. gorvire. enee oer $60 ; | o | | — : eeeneianed eo on LeweG butldin new p &5, pen Sunday, ) | S a we ae | bath. .furna electric. | ewes nat: pout SAS. __ Hees +3 CORNET & ZBIBIG [RLST 7te + RR NEL PE ete Ope gi a!) Cage raepe. » M ss} et oy HE Yahre " a +63 " - AIR APNG IE AR ER EY AID + A OAT TIE: PIN ewe ~ - eset nu ’ . - ~ ‘ ' ‘a! —y ; ~ saat ‘ _ ; é : arnt metominiene Sexe a ee , = one | i f-EAL £87 ¥ LGEN™ : .- “nda . ation. en ae WE CAN LOCATE yor A LBON , t4_ floor eae he _— : . = ; ; ¥t ‘a rom en HO PONT. 33°55 ‘Weat W: it Manor -hiences month 308 dd ec ows KAP TON ~Sisb—laine store “Ft URNISHED APARTMENT ger west rent $65. See O° Gecorated. $00 GRAEF REALTY . come. Vr Sere 3: actrees petene! ahoicis. qua guna: oa. Pigg a: OW REM: «—~—SCStore Downtown for Lease * ern store. with or Se MONTE HOTEL. 5630 DETMAr : EDERER ARENDE: BALTY 07 _Cheetnut Rays fav wia oom — Rid , —- 519 Walnut, 835 $ a Soe ek ee in + 7 a] net — 7 - = fT a. 7 rm « _— ry orn hs “ ¥ . : = . = . aa . * 7 . lon ~) . “ = dees — et... Tee store pe] live ¥ recta. Pei sete "REAL TT re... mas up: we i Forest 2948.) net - S seule. Pt ral ct Cenegiers ASTON 2206—Hrick building, 272106 “ BiCcLIL SLi « © . ratee and : a , Soe ealty Co.. ‘ attractive. teases. (aban y aue4n I> ‘* Ans. oeemnad eo ., ~ . ; v — . : ™ | , r - Ou a ; > F Led : 7 , mae 4 —— a. a aan H ejeetric iighte " Julius aay seer, R a ss on73 wanes : : mate \e@2) hot - wat er Sem.. eduits. garage, : coe ry ; 7 rm nn ’ ’ a : —_ ‘ ’ 3 . KEAXE . re ea E. 1508 Chest rut. : 116 NX. > h. ‘ Hive : i? e ef FARIisSNM a ,“% 2 ree he ‘? Stel ELE AIO” TEER et rae re Hat «i a a

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MARCH 11, 1923. oe 17 Mt 198 4] yotnt—susiness runroses en ere anes aaa oa REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today. _Post- piss 3B ces 4 REAL ESTATE CARDS oR LEASE — “ao saeeamiaiiaen | REAL EST _— ieee CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALECITY REAL ESTATE FOR § ‘SALE CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ¢ CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE UR RENT—Dox 0 . ‘ > ( | t o ; Si j 2676 Sid lev 456 | hone 74 ——— Heh SNES = A a ess are of all the troublesome little letai Is of vet- = idney ‘v ines righ t if ere center of University City’ S greatest con= s in the heart of STORES We will erect 2 stores at Grand) = ting settled in your new home. ) GR - She ae ae ce | a | 4 _ coe ay, eerste = To Out-of-Town Buyers: We offer the service vou need. = [= : = rng eneeeemerneern ee — = — iin ges tion—th iOnNOT = ily flat and apartment e | STORES 5148. 50-63 "Easton av now Ye | 84 _— are equipped with closed cars to show you =) ij! : ' property. Big Pershing School just across the street | | ee Stores wih living rooms.| Ga the city. a iil 7 : j 2 st Co. ~Agt. | 4 — - nit tad | ce mM, Location Makes. ; alues!! on the East and Delmar Garden with its solid wall of *l¢ 19 Chestn: it st Roo “g 30 : f hive 0 = - ‘o } fe) | ¥ | 1 + I I harles St, | se rer —— 440. : Cravens-Srenner Realty Co. ull Wain! tha @iieakae J apartment houses less than two blocks away. te SIR CABLE, (CORNER. od ae Suite 424 International Life Bldg. Alli just west of Kingshighway) and see the : USINESS PURPOSES ms, s&s co nd Mase vat 8 ft ag “ie = Olive ADHD 729 (‘hestnut St reet : best loe ‘ate 78 rround } In South st. Louis for Gi +1 , o-* i 7. + i] * Will sell can : nae S , = || flats and bungalows. raders now on the ground and ail im- North | : i Sarch. 7 ' . borne ; . = | | | . 2000 _N— Sire wad paral DELMA AR-U NION COR NEL % cern sim nil HTT HH provements will be completed at once. Dn Term! = “naliway ‘18.000 n sinedin ’ ' : auto accessory busi: ess; imm ate posses- t, wit or without 2% acres; pes. Tt. Ruse Colfax 1865W sion S. BLAKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut. _ | t 1]; t Q, | | iim ye ~ q iad trede. —And Singe: {sso | Business P roper ry nN e gen ervice | Improvements will be installed as soon as | ey \ | IN HII | LY V shy L lia é f - ae . _ = . ue i in Tome SHOP—Fully equipped: for ren 5433-35 L ast nm. northeast « orn er "Se = > a s uy TO OWNERS OF W€é athe pe I! mits. ( Ome today and make Ninth two stores and two flats above; lot 50x134; =] 4 & 4 | vour money make money for you. Vacant dZ AS 1904—-Small store: rent $20- Park? oe ae ‘per annuin: om va ed Y a @ . eee ‘ ‘ A ; - | r™ YT AB's a f ished: sec Endler, National Bank | en eee Stern: Owner aap- SMALL BUILDINGS | lots are | bound to advance. Buildings | h \\) Bide_ 3 JOHN §. BLAKE & BRO... 815 Chestnu! SS ! financed for builders or home owners. Lt 4 Wo: Grand and the Water Tow - = oT ee >” Ww f wh iy . ' ° Hii nt with {lat above or separa’ 622 y DELM AR BL. 1 einer ef [f vou are the owner of small busi- | | Him Ik Jac pS : Be : e) SCHERTZ REAT. ESTATE. coheop yi ee ee a pee . Nae | | HH Est. Room 2 440 new, modern building; excellent location fo: Sips ness property you can expect the A ° S h Ilm V R | , ag | Ms : . , | sons tre | ‘ , CNO eyer Ca | Can any of us afford to stand idly by and let four-family flats and eae, erect 12 wioree at oh: SS DR . ————— same experienced service in the man- corner Bf Voth and Hebert sts 1 lo tio eservations now . | ( () ) j . | ‘ eh . : “a es) . n *¢ " : . v |. . ayaa location: 2 Dp IC STOR 'S OF PF ICE smont,, agement of your property that we render to owners Kstate Co | apartment lots double and treble in value in the next few months ‘ - ‘ ° BCHERT? RIE AL ESTATE ast bare waite $7 a ae a — nip ; ys . . ’ ag ee nee te eh 2 ebed second Th 5 nm “of large office and commercial buildings at the regu- and not get our share of the huge profits that WILL BE MADE? ——() x i or DOIN. C) AL y & f, oF > an Chestn ut P i ; “ee = B28 N.—store a lat above, . * DESK ROOM I" ‘OR RE Ge lar rates adopted by the st. Louis R al Estate Kix- tion for unv busi ane: Ls ——— = ————_ ST. ZOUIS TRUST .. | who ve Slo viding te . ‘ , Swe a - = a | ee aston and Sarat phone service: sales acts te} || change. PARANA yee Oe ciemmamant : E y IN T ff UIS ND UY FOR LEASE = ferred. ST IOUIS REALTY ‘FINANCE, ; 3 . eS ee | | | a | | ) 1S M HEAT—15,00 SQ. FT. mar 2001. 3620 O1!s lell_ 205. (cM There are a nuinber of reasons why we now man- te. me GARAGE MENT | age more than Twenty Million Dollars’ worth of St. Buy Your Choige Building Lot in Beautiful = & Every Lot in Roth Grove You Can Carry. McMENAMY 1. & RE. CO. . Ox2?4 FOC JOT | : : * i 1300 N. Graad. | EASTON AVENt 2 CE AS a c LARA) | Louis real estate, as well as buildings i Drive out today and look at Roth Grove, and you will quickly . 3 STO. KTO JA OPO >. ° q eee Le an 7 ° me ~ , » aa ; . ; OFF LCE ROOM Olive S213 405 Bank ymmerce Bid It} other cities. \ e invite you to con- 7 ff Ap, | ‘ L\ /\ i understand why the prices are absolutely sure to double at once. " ae oe ee ‘rom Trust Co. ie Py , , ~ , . s 2 ‘ re ; Ty * : | | . . Sand St. Louis: heat furnished: NEW DELMAR BL. STOR ES sult us when leasing, buying or sell- Fk. ay JLyA | . 2 Mo. abit t it - sti oie i ’ ea pA ONION. AEN NS A CMM REND OE NUR a een Al ot ‘ — ' | i i er er ee AERO ALLL A EDIE NY EGS + ¢ ee ee ear to Loughboro Av. Corner Seventh and Chestnut Streets. of 36H Weis 5634 DELMAR BL. Drive out Delmar avenue to end of Delmar car line, then one ADd07 N. oe RP. wif: Fireproof stores. each 15x75. with full- ||| Jng business property. ohne E > ait : ; = or PO TL ik: Te Tee be Mat ———— ror . ROA) _3709 - ooee ae j “2 é / \ nq and Sete cna ot WANTED BUSINESS rama N ee Save Money by Buying Today lust AS y Ou W ant It ANS OFFICE—On 1 Cherokee a BCT ? Care aie ms Sor taoeel: » o \itd 5 and 6 rooms, furnace, bath, ete. 40- foot lots. BEST BUIL T| | eross the street. ox v, OG location 30x ] t ) TO WO ’ © TT E cro a e-i a : ‘HOUSES IN ST. LOUIS. | eee BERT A—=LG | Tt will pay you to see us because our exten- ae ere You Wan artery want o (. ae Hiei oedeaam JULIUS FELDMAN REALTY CO. Eighth, Locust to St. Charles. 6 soSTO ee a ge TP : * Ps . Ps L. SCHERTZ REAL ESTATE. ce AND FLAT Witd.—West End dis ee ; : nae | ae ses eo opt ies |i ete REAL EOTATE sso, ME StTICA: for’ confectionery, 100A 116 N. 8th St. Olive 9073. — — — — consist of sewers, granitoid ondiitees water, gas, electric nable and. smal 7 You do not even have to own a lot—we will buy any lot you es —e ee +3 re NI ) ND IN v E STME ST. CO 26e line datly, 30c¢ Sun. n M-206 Prat-l Coes ‘ ws 'T- and cinderized atreets, to be installed without cost to the purchasers. - 4 « ren? , "Cc ya ve ak mS’ ORE TC ‘EN 006 Cent: al Nat'l Bank Bidg. , 26 : * out-of- FLA , OR COTTA a S . Mo a = Take Cherokee car to Loughborough and Gravois Avenues and walk east S¢ lec { any W here \ ou W ish. ; ae : | . pC NUn.: BY +0 \, 4-9 ‘two blocks to Morganford Road, southeast corner. Agents there all the time a ~ eon a. and 6 Nae Tighe er. ; ; ily. Fae’ Sun. Taree wie to mult heat an ” i é discount. HOME Wi West: state lowe pric . . . ee” Phan, 4 or more days. I line BEN M . OE Ww ENSTEIN, 816 Olive st. a ay K qd | H B ld C t; TH MANILIEI Sil Chestnut ro BUILDERS’ COLUMN REAL | ESTATE —— ig IMP “ VED PROPE RTY Wrd—s mal ) by () OO We ©) ey Ca j / ©. e erd ome ul Ing orpora 1i0n estment: improved propert worth to : : Southwest . Se . 2 argains in real cst ate cal Clayton cash: advise fully. i Knit chi . 15 7 12 ] me ban? * - OWNERS AND AGENTS o (Contractors il nad Builders —— am . lace ‘ os ee weet | LOT Jn exe mange for late model] sé n ls , _ ‘ eTTATT*T? a 1" S ita 400 ¢ ] BI tml iE, or oo nang i ANT rm SEY Rox M-2°8. Post-Dispatch 6914 GFRA\ OIS AV ENI kK Olive 8235 : ulte mw, ar eton dg. peory . rani! 14 ort +. ? . oir ty es “i 1" - O F a : , 7” — —" ' ce Drapioy. ay i -da fine Sei'v . ae e in the If « O, Us; | OLD on RO} PER TY W aie —Pay spot cash {i Beil PRone, Riverside 2372-M anywhere in the reain tox ys , Z ». , . . } a == | i For further information send in the coupon below: 4 West ! " agate ; My oY ‘ o ; Nu ae “ re uit . ans oMy ° +} 4 s1¢ ain ‘zt 4 hy da. ‘ ° er . ThA "a pet. A 7 - KUHS._ 10th an 4 ; est . 7 y Bons: if anewer i’ ‘ 5 . Wanted ee . , iterate eames 3 . ee v-— Store “pm dO, su) table fu . or more lave. c line discount. ith 4-reem filet and bat Pr erty. Finta Apt«. ROWN 525 Wainwright Bl ee ¥; rent 7 Business bay ner? v ‘¢ is . i\ be — . - : om e . . ry B 0S, PLans, ESTIMATES, Eto.) Vist your provers. cry ‘property Usted end | REAL OSTATE Wy4.—I have Duyers: quick YOU CAN'T BEAT THE PRICE FEDERAL HOME BUILDING CORPORATION re o Anctore’ of ; Te ‘ ' . jiractors : ‘ gure cnn | aa o tee ne the aT TY ’ you, 2) ra c nd results ts a nswer "4 tind re. ‘ . * ght; janitor, et ‘fooms, double flat. Call Sunday, ® to! write and our representative will HAUNCEY P. HE ATH 818 Chestnut. (8 Or OUR BUILDING LOTS IN 400 Carleton Bldgs St. Louis, Mo. saa . as al > — —o nd Meryland (6: 8 12. or write J. Winston 2147 Cass SSOURI LOAN CORPORATION. TENE MI: NT Wt4.—Invesiment, h . nd MM ‘ an —— % oe ere : , MI ! 2211R. >11 N“ _Fth. 3 ae atch. ‘ ave cash. . , Ors or Cabany ve +] a ‘on Disna \ ant) KI 2 ot) > arge ard a Li ILDER will : . 4 room brick but e ly : 1” " —— a — - —— a SO) OND \\ hr oe Te [ow rentleme ni . , $4800. ‘s4 MM): £-roeen =4OH fiet aes } i - LW 1 V Te ° . . WEY ean complete real : tt pay-| WE CANNOT SUPP LY OU R 66 a3 Sold This ~ Property, UU ig gShig i ‘d\ - VY Please let me have more information regarding: room in heart i, ~*~ Wii ‘axe cant In part | rovers Can Sell Yours.”’ 6000 SOUTH KINGSH! saa bs —THP TRU E PATH OF VALUE _Rox K-281, Post-Dispatc! CU) STOME RS for da etn 1 GAN, AGs can excavated: work promptl ten Pas ; catent Shatin \ t - prot > ~ oO ~ ot ‘ : ° ey : | m, Horag, $898 Lincoln. Del- | From. ot te aa ‘suis ma O. H. geod go yeh Y COQ., S27 50 PER FOOT AND °39 50 Home or Bungalow i ‘g . HOLS —2 tary Fame. fo be moved_ott Ine | MOUSDUTEN hy +“ wes 7 : ° . Single Flat Address rooms; no agent Box -193, Post Die. — . t ——— - « ~_—--—__-——_ — ———-> ——— — - — ——— + fur £f 2 re sore eultah.@ 7 t 4 . 2 is “ hi Fg 3] asa = ‘ ] . sve --— = bee a _ > \ Kcood Sign to hea’ e on vyvour property ‘ 4 ae INCLI DING et) ie tee { - "? tr x Ss A Gt : e ° ai" \\ i B x So, ' ae Kx aa os wen —, “we x i Lovey, WW? ' I? (‘onerete “ft reets- -s ify Sey ers (jranitoid Sidew alks — W # ter Wiad : , ; ' a “_ ? " oo : ce ey i) ro — ‘ ; , — “er ‘ ‘ 7. slianes- eal Tees: OEE | 52s see em evecrwners. «we Bees 30m Gas and Electric. Compare This Buy. min ; fanrteac Double Flat Phone No = -- —_— &— — — - _— ———_—_—_— ——— EE we - EE fe 7. 2 . i. ; ’ f ae ie ero rw de j th. bu e the tr . x : 2 ; | j mati : t Sb i re } us ing iti i | teyee | ba a) An v wi wi ; - =f ~ ae / -——n ~. : pening. et com Tha ke tne le pal ‘ at r ) - rE Ft H LMME k im OF a ‘he 6@ figiire cet? ‘ ' vUiicding, ia © - , ait mission ‘ Bela , don't ase } niv ; eae Pt eee! Lat oe ir Wes ; “ . : . ; "hp ‘> on vou don't ex ~ anmmei wm ¢ dede>d oe il ——— ——— 2 IT T o OF —- | - ~ : = a Je ' 4 W At iN ER-( ' RANT 2 - co e one w“ oe - Md t - ’ = ih a ont , 4 . i VTi ie Pi Dts doce (; iR AV ()] - Fri | fe ’ ] ik yi . ry — -=—— ——- a etal — als ) j XN T ’ Poat- D: i8T wate L a I rs 4 ; - - opert prompt ¥ ah Leta) - : . ri : aan an " nena? ‘ " ~ Bon m M Lp. ‘Pos ' y é 4 i ; ~S : tr TM , . iat or tenement pr pert ’ A. 7 AY] Wtd For ‘as ’ i p hen " (vive # — “ald Lin Ai . 4 : ail ‘. , Po - } * ff rT. [27° > 4 2, ee " ‘ +) 7 .* re a iat tara -Laree, ~ mod: ‘ " cl} watt B « cat ti i rt - ver’ BUNGALOW o— residence, f OF & ( I ke . I . B ke RGFE LD let tr nS uth S¢ “Lous will nay + - must, VAC - Wwtd.—s veral } indred feet front t+ “n D> MAN REAL * LAL TY Nok Ree. . é - : : MO : without 6-room aper’- niy), . - tock. we wil » ve 20 rooms, bk ter heat; pay cash, OX “G3 Post-Diens:! 9 "te ' ‘oe hie far z “Tt have a buyer for INV ESTMENT CY, , of : : ‘ ® > ; + . 6 | IP *- ian ™ ‘, . rer - = > - e } b oft é ; gow ye : ‘> irnine SW rT TY cy a Sas — a : mm. & 3 i. Ountain, Aly... wi Sue ve, 4 —e pit 3 :

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nner OUTS oe ge 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, B xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cc ‘ottages, F Flats, Apartments, Residences REAL ESTATE—w'T'D TO BUY FEAL ESTATE—W'T'D TO BUY REAL ESTATE FOR ‘EXCHANGE. CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REALE ESTATE—wW'T'D TO BUYREAL YREAL ESTATE—W'T'D TO BUY ‘ * eT SNDAT. MARCH tt. w2wt2 ST ees a nena ee ae ee ae ia ee in cuit ouse J. ¥ URIAN, in ae : 4018 Chowteni. bas cash buyers for fiats,| Flats. Aoar men # Wanted ‘from St. Louis: 60 scree tn cult * | Casa f it} : : P ut Gay Ack Casi pop emorsaee — "1S tol 'S ant peice Yok ger “RO, SoMCER MeatTY oo, Sil tee nee eet bese AL ESTATE WANTED % Olive Street being made 100 feet wide and con- ier ceettion ~~ ; nant ony a st. 1 : is. . “ ~ a - =. - *. ' = two- RM 4 Fett s f sires tinal: Wist £ END ‘ “ORNE i L. O1 We pay cash elays. Bay fe plenty of buyers for aly kind 2 necting with Lindell at Channing, Olive- ___ ROLAN! > 3 Tt . 612 Chestnu ; . al a | ne | oa r ager Ro core ie pe n y 60x142 ¢ - a ae i i and Wabada «! estate We make a Ss) . of buying and fel. ing FINE HOME : ] t Forest Park and ydown I th 1 ; j ; : ; , . re rawr race must ; . > ; ‘ P Northblar 1 east P a haenet ni : fae’ P o . , | . ; ‘ i ta) ; / e ‘ . eget be rcerm rie ’ : oot ; e hav > mani’ for store build a a hon tne W eat End and &&o “ y ? r : . 4G deubie 3 : © : . y —— . —— Ye - ALTERS JONE R. E 4 a r oo } cyt ’ : - ‘ or t. ; ; 4 for nacre You want toe eet) Li! iTat "Ris : an st « Tavior mcert . , : iy! ‘ : vat , -~ = fi8 he« ut st or "sace We , i. § ur propery itm ws 9 BOT (€.6)] ie oF Write. {ome te tAis . oer act Bee rans to cod neat rel stp, vat 08 SEAS Nie pais pak eines B80 rer dias, |__ oud See ee ea ads i ere * : ts wT] ‘ ; ° " ~, Oy 7 we m4 . * 4 | i . . a — om as com ‘ _— mes De IN if : ra O00 cash res ’ a RANKERS BOND & INVESTMENT COMPANY We Nave aEE it. tthe STHa ph > Eves os AT OR vce ig ay" A OR LEN > 2ARK "Ri 306 Central National Bank Bidg. | [x-rvem | ? ith ¢ EBrinkop Has Buy eTS fat wu Ga seae cack Bt, cont: om : ner, 4968'Mat- KENMORE PARK; NEW Neal Metate Departaaeat. | ¢ YD. —_ a With ready cash waiting to buy your el: Foe —_oo uth of Easton, ie ol | inna ae "anne. CATHOLIC BOYS HIGH =, fixtwr ie lod er @Geouble fiats. bungalows. ree.écr na s33 5 2 . cor enc a en, LA ¥ ta RCO Nee Nee rene” eal Va cres (ane tees, 2 | lg wile wat ferred; met over $8500; $1700 nt in West E - 10.7 will SCHOOL i barn, chici ise, beautif : d investment proper : ina . cottages an ‘ iii + ? . Bor x R 17 yet ID ©paet ” h , . ‘ . ‘~o? ‘ rea ito eae i we _—~- — - panoeees —— - an _-— --- —~ a — ee a ' GHRISTIAN BRINKOP RE CO. oe : FETS ||) out teak awray: 35 lots left: come | mae | oer na : ‘ x ‘ \ . ae o—_ par on BUNGA Jw “et a iz = Disvetch — aT caggeer Rai lg -* bmg want , ni 8 , i. gy improven a NUAL Aw “—Two Bay . | | ; . — rte, Mig an ‘ . i ae isi, ; , ny ’ : : “se bys ; in ' . 63 a ; ‘ r. Lei Mf (reve oeur;r a to ~ » bane ame Shik, roome. ble fl ee =e “42 0 as 8 ie a sommes a & 3 > ) : ap ene «i as See third house nerth of tracns Special Spring Sale opened to close out remainder of ag : LOEW ENS’ 516 Ol ve 6° oe aa? ar e ax bie a. - niiciaalienes - yay . = no! \ - ; _ 4 = - on east side. Mo! Perry. owner: then go . “ — MK, un © OT - " a + on " i's ne ww ~ ° , = : : ; BUNGALOW Wid— Wil] trade equity in ind @ ri flat th rant to sell : R EXCHANGE—MAr. oe frent and aller: oem ; $3000." oe ees See eR eee Se «nee MOORLANDS.”’ | SUBDIVISIONS PN ONT So pte EN gi eR GA a IE ES I. SOT APH mts: mets “Sar a” Bion, as! 7. 7 = al dence at 5064 arent Bomyt ¢ 1952 erry’ » addr- Ox M-35-3. ‘ proves ane = eater satel KROLLAS-LUPFER RE 1138 Chectnut ai ‘¢, tenant it hong - show | 'N w Wid —T or 8 ruors SINGLE FLAT 1 wa’ 3 : ty rom ad GRRE LAYT s $8. f oe Box Y-3 OO a Eee ae paved streec; 2 a. ia Ma nchesver and ing to be dead out during this special sale. To bay & modes 1b me ‘ I ia - — _GEr ( 1 : ir) FR} i v i AY , . 125 i . 2800 “Keokuk. foun : — . =v Sempie av.. ‘tween Miner ty Limit lines; price $5500 ter must be in a nice ne.govo! ‘ i [ Vid —! uth st puLS . neereu ) eden | | , ° — dg: ouble flat location : m.c AS 8. ’ sur R39”, Post-Sispatch., aoe Mace “eet-Memetch ‘(PROVED PROPERT nan - ineiinaen re er . . . ate @ well-built G-room bungalow. stca VE wv eash for flat - eT partme mie es tien; submit what u have ft iat See een Spore aes ee ne: orn koe oe : Sey dame oe) a Sean = ee . mains, telephone and electric light system, Sewers, land- heat, in western section of must be barca Mrevey-langiey, fir tte: nsie! Br Vues : Dw Deal 30 BOTT 2PE_QILE > a Ds ; Ooltat 82W._ 20% > vennir : : a -_ in suburbs Rn. - Re? 1. Post -Dis fc) _ Tit be G ranty hd She GR _Kan 7s) ~a a i! (Sre\ tern wil , ~- on —-— : — : ~ — _res — a VES Meche 298 ——— scaping being rushed to completion. ee Give particulars cat Bin | HAVE A CASH BUYER LOT Wta— t for double fat equity; _Agem!. 301 Fullerton Bld caiaitanal "vace: 63 ft. $65 tt. Owner 65:3 3 beune Speke Ga: & santas Got: Sach. Glee : , , iL. ast f Hamilton . LANDS will be the most active new property in St. Lonis Given S198 ‘FL AT W ANTED 4 rooma, tIrame . "ON, eal x ~~ © ieee . ee LAY! : MA | i ' , L Sys fig : i . ; | G i! : I ai : r. Bi ¥ NI 3 he5 }? Ll) ; - ': : ’ “a oP ’ 4 - = 4 ? ’ . t . . ‘ : . on . “4 ‘ 4 . ° eo . ‘ ; P if 37u ‘on. . . > : t 7 from now on. At se so as “McK NIGHT ROAD Lad i@ LP eM Ow mania Me Z ; > is - : . : . ‘ : . ‘ _ «. . . 4 aties . . - . - " . , =e ’ . ° : y ; 4 ; > for ‘tas r . - : ‘ , ; ‘ Sa - > minute Ima. S44, city or ie wis — ore nay 1186 ich F ] \T W 4) NTE DD |} ond de t tru oom = 304, 812 LOT—Choice, 60x130; Ellenwood, near Mar- 2h6. Post Disna toh ea [gg ey a5 ! Build in THE MOORLANDS; enjoy the beautiful land- HARRIS REALTY ‘. @. cor. Fourth and ane nr ete ee, ee ee ee ee DOTTAGE | ' R +t ° 4 Ly A We , ae . AD UNEES er _ ” ‘ d ' 4 I : ; . ; le — a . LA . . . nt . ‘ .% rs -_ . i a - ' z . e.. $> 7 s) a jastone ow bargain: _— . : ~ lif - h + = : Th R ] B owner, al! cash: any location iS unit-@-eeetant: mee MERC HANDISE Wtd—S57-acre stock and } i = Ridge: G0%123: no restrict i a ee ee ae ee scape and countyy life with city improvements Hi iree heai buy 19 . ; + Post- Disa ; os. = a , ? »” : elt? oe . 1 LAV IS, c 43 93) ‘ : . ” _r >t a . ~ pt ? : . Da! y ; y oti ° > é : : . ~~? a n f } e; . w brick bunga. Ow . 5 reeme: See , vation balance ris | 2. ” ise, har - : n . ~~ rs , one block oan ef city: . ° : . - gutters and ongute hard WANTED HP Sp SPT y Babs on nel mun LSet gd GS Pete ene | Selling 100% Values for 60% Price || fee" iFis ) ot ~s ; ‘ Gr Ba er ag , seus 5 ol Sebo nen —s Etim: 6 rooms and sie St000 ne mo ‘ i . ' ou = AE ae 5 eee t na them yourseit a 2.5% ; ow: hardwood fleors. het- ox ¥ 4 2 5 D ch ‘side: ur ‘aie Parte = M 180 MII LINER} “AND GIPT STORE— Word ring” Mer WC tGl Pen bee LOT nev av. just east , Dodge touring car goes with this house |; SALESMEN ALWAYS ON THE PROPERTY | og eg yt oe Sean ° " - “fl . Pos ‘ -, » . > - a 4 ; ’ . ’ " tai ~~ ~~ ah tr nid » school etr art 1 ietreee 7 7 Fr i ngs A, nt ~P ony } aa ‘ig rine . J ag | . 4 : ; : a T he ms + ! ‘ ; ! ha realy he Bi i - - Li ; ; TL @Ti Post - Dispatch. oes . s LA :y W A N [ E D “ie whe: 1 mans a ogee Ann BE ppc gy et my Rg a , — = Mit MARK H. WILSON REALTY CO... __ . > . = ° H efor ans yg eens _~——— - t oT lAS He of ica (UT ne . . - , ” he - iA] Vaca t 3S o Morin s&s raaStior Kit On, ie : ? nal ~ > ~ . . for s " ays 4 COTTAGE Ww La — 7 rootme bur 4’ 7 ne ; NY oa) yPTV« 7 ¢ Di ate ar ro> °F Rox y 2h 4 } i= i)'- “a tf Xf “F ” . . ’ , Teal - a4 y r 2 4 , ts _ : . , ™ = OO 120. 4518 Shaw X Francis. spec ial A vents : a 4 ence, in reasonably desirable neighbor- M173. Post-Diemetch i — ———— LO , 455 1 rivet Ox 2h ee ns COTTAGE—Three , lot 100x120. 4: : | ALFRED BAKER REALTY. hood. han Pl 0b ca to Raabe in oe Sani ae cemaneear lt wren shan? i tow © ail or in 4 _ For price see R. MILTENBERGER, 14 eo —__—_—___——__-— pomaeeess Cabany 3150. Main 6056 Wrydewn 345. t Sor ¢ heernat 9 ; cain re eee For Colores——Wanted me. Rex ¥-2 st - Digna ' REO Soe = Have adjoining i: \ et ae sas 1cO8) ALE TO CLOSE AN ES » neat pice | rer \ ~ ear ’ e1itir) 1 > > : s ' ; , . ct , > ‘ , = . mw Sad . a ] 4 ‘ ao a . ad 4 Sd 7 ; t : ee aber ener pee ey me eens Ces NT ESTED CSTE aS Sos eee te eee || © Molbrook-Blackwelder R. E. Trust Gos Semen meriecmnte OF fetter: 26° torne, CM. MOORE, Rosity Dealer, 204A tor income producing or influstria! property. | Priced Tight eee oe Cot — Fin a west side of Semple CUTTAGE—4 rooms, garage, water. gee. 12 Chestnut St. Main 5055 ave a large ; > ‘ vuve I : m GLORE I> M uN VW ANTS HOME sai ‘oo ; I ' I t 3: IR ‘ | : 3 i% G ee ; oOouTius ‘ > 3 . : | 4 : ~ eee: Ae APS OA rk Mine ENE ae. y Ste want 2 place * M 18° » Arce . cs es R44 a i . — > ee ae :, obert- ange ms : . . , ’ . >! ° 7 23 . 7 Chem i: “al | Ss FY ee ‘ica . STORE—F wy once r ee = » Te | : Residenrec V'a-ted ae vie . . P ‘ . . iaaiaee “he . _ _. ‘ : ei . + 3 ; . i . ris “pe a (YFallon er Fairground Tr VAs "4 ' Ay “se va? ra tr? ; ‘ w! son Lv id ade, SUO eudinabe ee. ertacn. (veriand Fars m ——— ae rif ul.ding site, cot pris . . . . 7 — . eer : s “ . = . aaa - sm - tam 4r've To anya ae tr! “f h. ‘f red id “A STR rT z | | | : : : « : : es , zs , 3 : | i : ; ’ a) ii’ ef uf it — os ; . - -- i : _~ ; “ = oe ‘ aad | as : .' be 8 ‘ o ; . in ~ pesition ta TAGES WANTED POR CASH : as ap cease net parties who ! se KV BECKMAN REALTY C Baliviere, Sox Or h ts 3 ,: " MARK H. WILS LEALTY ‘a MiBeervice you need, including lberal . ~ : : ° » A ’ ie ee = — . . sc - : ‘ a : n = ,T * . = i oa , ie. ae , . : ass gaa ‘ - ‘ Pe a -—-y "T) .@ . . NOT NECESSARY TO List °, a em . i > ene "at a oe == ee rn _ » and; : rk reagents. oe very attract pee or brick: for quick action gee ine Hox ¥-82. Post-Disna | , " Mosk Gravels ov.: eit sf am ee ae ASSOCIATED REALTY (Tack gage Bilge oe en * toa CRAVENS-BRENNER RE&LT OLANIT A WISE. 3d fi,, S812 Uheest = —e — — — PES'HOENCRE P = , act Pete “r on ane > J ‘ HOH), Soe wey — ; , oe oO? 5 hes! nut at Suite 424 i eneinese Property Wanted 7 ran {3 ARS. Post-Disra:' : | ere ot bans G4: ae ny IN BEAUTIFUL UNIVERSITY CITY : mS RESIDENCE wack RESIDENCE—11 reo Sout! SGau at Sam eae ieet ce — “ E #1 ny iiimeliale oils — — si RigAMP. 8 S21) REST Se a. —Wou'd consider a ror aanaiaet oe we aia JOEN H ARBOT M Chestnut st 2 aa PE She th ) casy ern . PRI ES | OR QL ICK SA LE seen een tee. 21s 's Chesnn cn Gee dete Picx R124 Pret.tdis a... a nd st Iadianes 4612 Gravo) Nortolk, Near Newste; ‘EROTT & CO, 6228A Basten av. Cab- ; : Poets aths 3-1 : Business Pi roperty Pan GE eatvee’ one ost: | 7" pastuante: wt conibae Weet En€ ben: | RainENCe Tee Se pox 52 5: paved strest and alley: suit. : Pick out the lot you want at onee before it is too FF quariers above. | Homes of Ses Si LS ee a ee _| FSAVINGS TRUST CO 4818 Dein on Hieber: on Lo between Grand ES) a LOT t_| near two car lines; eas emay Fer- late: We will build for vou if you want and will & RAVENS-1 nas SER BEALTE property in the sap “and uy to $i loca tien vel RT OU . [-34. L ? a tei I es ne , pt on il i pth: “= : ~ ARE THERS, « - Write or mere a nm ww cai. Uren _ Por 1) A 2. : ; B | I - an : | 7} if « . ya: msi : ~~ = . = / | 7 — ; : |" : L % { yR is y THE : ts —~. I. SROs ee: “ieee wuileainaaiaa make liberal loans. Ed AT SS ESS THAN C ‘ — A > Pespromply DYAS SHEP “109 N “Bm jer es =p ° Pp ¢ ort : rne na } t Par “? sn dis ; in — be : oy = g? 72 CRES ' Res MM} a ‘of mer , | ‘ ' . 1112 . ns [3 |] Lp} a NTI ‘% , ars “epi ng ’ . : +? . HOME Ss W ANT E ia im. PRE I ) tis Pte . a pent aS tE Lot ) —_ ~ ent: , st. ( harles Rock Road (South Side) Bisected 2 | | .. 2.000 wi al ” stake 1 bs rota Fay Fine South “id paca _ 7 orace “add oma Ee. : x He. na , > ma , rm f KERR } . ” : * -- a a sie - — Ik oth sides ot Ferguson avenue. Ripe for subdivision.” . ‘ PANDY @~ors Shurbar Proverty Wanted ete Ee Se clas ta oeeennentin Bingham, « np cy IE. $274 : | ; dwav 3 blocks west. Would hig for first-class income. Will sell cheap. NTY HOUSE Wid —Cash, state en iin cane am te St: ae cae Taft sick 35) UTH SIDE COOK A’ "gas, Water, barn: ‘orchard: : i>) : PRE TT SEGRE Fee ee A Ta ae The EE soa we mee ae RNCEE RES, ant he ER BPE OHN DOCKERY & SON gee Te— eome r , t x aa : : wl oe e | a ' . , 2 ES me, iec n . me “3 i me 2 Stores ghd fats in . v4 KIN 9 : — ee | ari s car line to Se “Jon n's eae DEALF RS IN RE AL ESTATE af $4 200 ; -. ‘ "hel 4. Want a 0 :w : ’ he : ;HY ao 4 } ‘+ ' 7 : El rer kmann { ) ( ~ ~ Boo Fes ena s caeaaames ot SIR 2 SE Oy inet aed | CUPURC BN OROP'TY FOR SALE HoCsE Ime roma int Guctis. Sie) ee eee Be 3ORT# ox Brock ON ma " Be wee 7 oa ! a) Bridge rd S400 . , “Soring. walk ae a 13 D FTLL PARTICUL . , ‘al Mr ; mn. or Lak cr ta Wheaton RESIDENCE—32308 Big Bend ‘eS . 5-ro KENWOOD SPRINGS. a 2 AVENS BRENNE? “ae . north \ Laroge , . 6705 SALOME AV ‘a ee ES na. ee ee a am le et = 4 Oke y. ‘ aakea. 2 oe ae a ~ eaer st Have $é00 tas 1 a REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE t: ne : — 7 oom ~~~ 4} AK \ , "1 ~ ‘7 "= ' — :.* = " : *rTe \ a ang aT ; . 2 J ) 4 ‘ I } . : _ Y Cc - y -_ : . , 7 * - : ueinnmeie : = : ee Ww id —4 > : : : - - ti hant~ 4 - — . ' a7 . . , : 2 - ’ . ’ . _ . : . . t~ . A — _ . at ferx , 7 ™ = Sa ox KR A i}. Post-1 ine ' eT. PF . ; : ; SU } . be , . “a “ a’ oe P * Nessie . ehieken Ne yuse: Beoewe. : mF __ eae I v aN saaeE aS B. \ B u Flat Wid.—4 5 wo roosts, West a & ahd caine é , ine SA . ao ° ‘¥ 1 a be . cries ' rewe . "s : = e , roa leaving cits will sscrif B Lt-1. : : . - Ca will Pay a Cam ah ») : p, @ . Yi 2 - > o. we ; ‘ ' * : . \ 4 ata’ . } " - : - . , : | 4, - } £ * - é ¥LAT ° Wa oe >t ‘ ; . ' : P . — A: ‘ in , i en . ~ , ' —— S sree’ ; nts . wXe , ' oe P , . - “ ere Hi . - tii? ; E- y 3 ] “Ss “4 Pste ement 4 9) ’ «A ee . Bun . _ South Side loca . D So MENT BUTEDIN : - | ae a= le | ey ’ . , ins : ood Park 4 1 resid : yeaa t, ¥RCKEt-* 4 ee - 7 rT w Wud —Sing ie, S.) Ari L4 mre : . ; atu “u a! cLA5 L er more i Selo S. Broa iway oo $6 PEK FinrT—eo PeR = Tete. Sixl50- $5 wer fh ot: ~ ma 1 m , . : ead bwfi- ‘sae St Charities cor & let eT? a240: frutt aad - apes bal roeG. wait 3 hiecks serth of eek e (weer Lake line te Wise TF. OSTHOPY VYATTEROTT . oe SeOcesS ZT ee Seo uw eT Mr ' e378 6275 Th cee: Sev bepe ste Diba dy Ae de «Bla ory) pra, Rene win vinntonaee ers ss ped STRANI gaan Myf ne buy etn , ~ ttages ota . : r BLiOD ‘ . . . 4 : I » i »h? me *, > | “ak ' , ’ ; , ° . . oe won f so amas 4 , _= § Tro ; preety ; : z rn . paics ‘omumutation tici a! mck LI bh ) . “ ‘ : : ~t fo! eerticulace oe 3 | : . LEY TRUS | bieexn 7 ee . " ne end attic. hbot-weter beet : “~~ age and : wr -45T | . a _ semen ettie Dame Creve Ci « lL. JONES BRE ALTY ARGE BRICK HOUSE. - for owner. Mr 4 m Lemay Ferry read. near Jef- (SPER MAN * pone net | zn co.” a + Wainwright Bu . 213 Isternetiona, Lite | - ~ THE MEBAMEC RIVER ‘ BEAT TIFUL ESTZ “ar i 24,0 712 Wainwrient Meg PINE LAWN GEOCERY STOR — 5 , ‘“reve ( ‘oeur Lake iit. “Ty hry aot ° n* 4 ) (ook ot a ¢ a ES, Al arom at * et " ‘ ' rt “sweet . “ . 1 © * tps + hbesutiful ‘ocer! ede 2 heth and furnace: i This bheuwe foceted on tee = it eter theres — -_ : % : i > : , ; sa ae hayley Ans ee hee Soe ee hea 8711) Kasten a Bs en ~" ' ; . — $! z : .~ ‘ “ : ee ae bo" a ; ss per fout en ghia wm ital ehipwti« e - - ; ; ms . — — aaa ¥ —_ " ” s , ——— ’ . A ‘? . ° 7! ~ tue ~" (hartes ear pus ere i © .. Rertvg . a ) , : ' ~ a J aNeTP as A Ha! 737 4 Ch-s' nr wt 1 M r . . A : ’ ' ’ 4 , « > 9 - . . . ’ . ; " : P : : r 4 _ acl “* - : hon ‘ . . wai : a4 N . mie . cal oa " * " . a . - ' - vs : N : eur - >ryt ve pra ' 2 ‘NT = ck rarth St. C1 erg sk may ae ers we ASAD Eas a. oS Pay y S 4aJ d | jouN s. 3. BLAKE & BRO... 615 Caceteut «. « write Meary Memes,

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tits BREA 6B ST. LOT Is 1 aa e BOST- Wish a TCH - I 1700 REAL ES TA. TE F or Sale, E change, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cc _ ottages, F lats, Ap ig artments, | Residences For Sale Today. ee it _ 1988, suBGALOWws [AND GOTTAGES sanmneiee 4 : COTTAGES suneaLows AZe. COTTAGES nS AND COTTAGES FLATS. APARTM’TS FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM’TS FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM'TS 4. sca, Pn tet or Sale | ores oe _ South - ae: 1G +H-( RAI DE SI ae hae oa ae aimu ct — ee een —s on ~ ‘22 Dp Tont yw ‘LAT Lux yomin — a a O01 on ee et9 | fow a a gates | , a ‘Owe! rove . Bungalows . ) ; ) : ahi . n ira | : : “and & - saa a. OXX Le ae ” fom eens, at _ sme | ane: ve a ‘ein : be ss my -209 rece he ni. zo em as mies | S898 Delon 0 ; WANGTEATH 72° ROHNE ‘325. hestnut st. APARTMEN —36xx ‘Shenandoah caren. rigot RE . ; Maas.) 2 ! . ; , the bes a DOVER PLACE al oe | ae ‘owner os ng wen av.. 4-room brics r ° | machine De U UBL EK 4 AND 5 , $10,000 — $22500. “terms. > ae Be P 7 r $86 On oe le - | ste ii i Se ‘Lae ~ 24 APARTMENT—1 can offer a S-family apa’ 3 > . aan | They are Lut ——abdole 7 yee +. ment on Seuth Grand a, S reoms, at a . a ._ »s ry : SINGLE very attrecwe price, as the around Va.ues | tui Atak. 4 . ont nae “ = ea i, _ J | . 77 , , _ | : ; rt em el ~- } =" | . aA! pd B ARRETT ere increas ok rapid! 3 bs } om park: ; * ee | ) ate : 3 ” nic: . . | . be a’ S Waie oe " Poms Jn ~ =» 3 - Wate. | Ps) ior ‘ : 4 er4 ie = wake a anand APARTMEN’ —S} lended farmi} | per’ rLAT—41i06_.0n = wees we : 7 ac sOCStewi fine—ful very reeson : Y r - i : 7 : 4 bes iA - = gy WATER HhkEAT—si1950 ‘ ' - ; ' om | ; 7 ££ mone! ' " gee ept yaed. : pho ante Bo 0 : Ps decile f prea ne iY nicer ~ - ) : rs iy 3 \gent oleae was’ 7 * ' ae ss ' “ erohts KRungalow at " , | : “si Ty ae $7900. near ae OSS — . | : menth: near fou th King’s hi ay: on. ae rr: : ' > > 3ee 4 ? Heights Bunga ‘ : ) | , $850 ) DOW N SINGLE “PLAT. “Ngee: pate! pete wen LICK & CO. 4 ~~ ee WILLE sang FI a ou} 1 AGE een LIS R , 4 Al + . > a Be vhs 2 FesQ1sdZ aN oe HARTPORD STREET ' . ' . , ( lediat : ' GR—A145 ure | ree rm rts nant . , k buries 6 ruon @ bat NeW SRM nh BONG ALLOWS % " tri - [S27 St. Ferdinand: single 3 and 3 rcoms = | —— ~~ J . ’ : ‘ > * : . : . : . " 4 i i ; “ 3 °? © ies = - . “ ‘ : _ GeLaN "REA! ry co... 5 , ard sea . tile b& hus — : K 824 Chestnut pa wa ow e. saeIOseg Si Oo FF BRE KS —— : “Pf THis Tear A and wa ee " : Sing - a4 *ll modern «wos Bots —— REALTY or AGE—New e654 5 ; “Satis CONNES TMtT bra l : wee re socal as Reema t- ; A UL x, ’ Rt OMS Gi Ww. OFTE | ry ex ‘barge! sien . ‘ : . . ul ra ‘ a ek i . ' " ‘ “ye - y a : LA } mo raith& OO ’ Ain ' : . . fas . —- ener , ; . PA a EL a4 2S Fo! : ; 1h, @ Si OT : and furnare : 4M) ag tie ane : pe . Si! } { f Vy | AGE BARS AIN am = _™ LAT i J ‘ ; re ' Pe a - % x A ] ’ ‘le ‘ Amy , — heetnur : R =. nw ALK BRENNER oT “qtr is insult fi an S59; Sher PRICE KEDUCED—IMMEDIATE N l per nu price $260 ! HALL. REAI Easton at ra At ARTMEN’ ~~ fart) einer locatioe : ~" a > roe Adm isi teh “tte oa | | ; —y | possqeo™ ? nd ene’ tae me. Ses 2:40) O00) spoke mate” Westie aaa an Seneem. 4 ‘coma tathe ce eee ao pPORRFLANGER ©, Jetfersen & € COTTAGE—471p Ain . DANDY Bi NGALOW -— ‘cin tah 2 ges SR meg s rel sain: Qn co $10,000; reasonabi; ; moder: $60: “ ot is 3%. “ lity wes MINGTON , , - , Te AOS NG? Ala OR nt AE Nin Ry ela encemmnennenenen ies, te ot BM See ad NR eerengy ow, PATNI TTS Shee OT ete 2nd Cheginut _ | ws «te wskh—ow ff r ON . - emcee. te Hieron . ; iad F» an eA ] " ; 7 : 4 etlriote . 4 . i ; ne : ra chway ad MO it Southwest Kin hianhway - oe . bs om siivehe cortTrsaaks t LUG AI * at LUTTAGE—S room 7 Urea ; , a POs POA Kad tAr OFFOUR ™ = ro on : . Re | ‘ - © 2 : 2 7 " . ’ " ’ 4 ps Sas _ : P a 7 - a - « . . — | > A Fars . 2 =o we. 2032-34 £. 12th wt. —- te ~My CRP core: ee ee Ee ee. ed CAR, AL Marr nent per ae nr siNe- be: COFTAGE——4479 Hu | 3 | Dov v ER AbOW- ns. be foot lot $2400 . ; " mo Tort utizui ric a JW BiRIAN 40 25 » 2 me net a | eee —s PLAT—s9z6-2¢ oe. _ = Se COTTAGE—Br ’ roe . , ’ LL — Ver wodern, ~ roo > e . ' ; ; r . eee mriake . ar tnoreu oder ren: — Vers : hall f iret ; : ; : . . : = . . - ; i : , . : ‘ or) " » i ‘ | a x , | ‘ " : " : , : . q ‘ : = ~~ Lox cr #iect fic. J j be , , 3 af : vs ' “hel $ rs & or a! ~ ee 2 , - F rr] _-* LRENDES nee - ‘ gi Pi . | | . . 3 ; ‘ ~ ' J ; . ’ = ; ’ 2 ™ : CG DOERF LING ' effe ; Poor @ —— nd made wrice §-. , , ~% ond Rin: iv ? — wii , , a ne i“ 3 ar red ~~ er Er c.% eam peat ee VIAKTM ANN_ Re Al ' - ; . P Sept 5 ' : J - - ' ho ‘ : ' nun mM rn SSE Ss 5 I b. J we yt - Fr met ot ee aA AYN Ct rca it erore = we | > oi) | . : nmi mE Bi ri bk : day wr 1 ’ Grand » Vik “ane } : - mts : : : bi .7 . ; ‘ s , 4 : ; ® . ’ ; , - ” ; : .) “ti as ; _ bh a3 | 3 ' . in 7 ‘ —Proubie “Fine +n end Mae: net i ba : , ; ; ) ph ate 'o , ga: aa* : COTT AGE—4008 oom hs et. 3 . ram f | MiSSOFRI LOAN o nome t : ‘Fram age, 3 ro ad Al louern 6-1 tt bricl choo. $ : Olive 9799 or Cade: $2500. cae . esehdlinnd a , Och i oe = . -N KRING a ectrs 4137-4 LAF AY ETTE—CHE! THOMAS FP 3022-: ee $. | | ade” sires to B. FLA ’ A O . eht 3 : » doubles : = a wt $600 wat an Modern. doubie. 4 rooms — GE—-reom brici negern ha abate MO ~ De : , ——_ re st ‘‘iesion ty nroom i sleepin erooes. rey COTT AGE—o | p be BUNGALO Wain | | iTS. APARTM'TS FOR SALE , : TROCEE, . e pee oe _ Pap en. he eer ce card | PS. ‘ : rr) 2 ‘ sa ( : ; ‘ . ' . use ’ ‘ , ' ' : j ; , . : 91S MeNair rouHN H ARRIYTT The > "tr?! : ’ ". . .? ' . _ . . Bes 2 " a train 3 - ~ -- — ae = , , : . shi ct —. . amiiy double. 5. BAK AIN SINGLE rLATS 1708 ARSENAL - garage 8} #i ree ao = ' : Kiiece=T COTTA 9 bama a see : eter ‘ ‘sf é 7 . ° pane : | HOWPNSTEIN REAL ; 6 Mict BARGAIN IN si ges £F = . rhet «& Leb) iis? : - en ' | CUTTAGE—27.0 Kur rout waS- 3 RICHES reer? Ay : 9 HESTS | “ae ae | | a _ ert “oo . wn n parlors, . | => feet: $- 400 :' sm : Se -_ ' Lune wera’ . ; , .dzn ios a ie odern Al : * ae Siete” toler Soca + hot-water hest. . & Toon lownetairs. three 3 ; Tee wK Fi a 5 : . ; ‘ ; ' Lisids | i i . : ; ” anne 7 LpPr-et 7 . = . “ : nus R encecina Postate. 1025 «hes “2687 a . = =o | T 44a ' : , _ th 2 rr fy Tia ' Pn «i ‘7 , , ft | ' : ~* ‘ j ; “ N45 a” . \ oT . ; . «4 >" ar ain. : . a 4 tn. BA19 Quincy 6° 3 rooms. | ) : . . : : red for electtic: water. : ) ieee vege 5 ee quilting 1m goed condition. a BURL la + ' e te 70 iil sam nve ' ne 2 | ‘ ae ) . : ee ii : ‘I tARNE’ -E\LTY ao SDERER-ARENDES REAL a — . v. : ' al nd ; . ‘ ‘e by ~ " q ee 2410 " COTTAGE- —4530 Austria s reo ‘a ; sl “HRT 3 ; pa ; mrt ioe : ——w : - bath, e@#iectr mice §.37. ta mA - . 4 : ; + oar >> a é . 7 LA T— 361 | : on ; 1ost-os LAFAY ETTE-—SA : See owner on premise tT ALATs i ate . : . TRON ; ‘rICK fa @ mi : ‘ : ‘ The arc weed floor «, : w™M APPEL, Agent BO (31 ra? ; _ ». : or . se ? tre ] iy rge ie is & eae : 4 . % , c rch voube cgarate. on" fae Maas ise ee 4 , = fi » reotie ftret . ~ et * of Curl AGE—4-room ey ; * 1205-008 DEW ©. caeh nee ' 3 bWalie ' ; " HOHENSTEIN REAL? chime ~ dag hi LOW —LI); : : . | e bi AS Dispateh CuUTTAGE—4 ; a’ i ’ : . 2 ‘ : ' ‘ ii -_ ’ . . ; oliiee lls ' “Tl ; er 9 wae Se : k al] IRE P + ; . . - : . e . ~ thip, @816 Penne: ivan: rine Ames HA Mie KG T. ROENTGEN. 81 : : | ne fisor ST19 Grav BS ae : : Kriz. THOMAS F. PECHAN, HMOHENSTEIN REALTY 278 M frame bungs , | . LLLMi _ ; —Sing ~ r “~ Fy] jen : aoe —- eS) ae oh AGE—3i~ h sciuwko ¢ ; . ise 200. term ma ag - oo ~ , x, es PL \T—BARGAIN room fr- | ; 7 i : ' 3 , nites ‘ . . . _ ; * j : ‘ oe .* HARRY KE Ms BEC ek ; x] x ' . Paes mtT Nebraska. si¢nev * ter 13: ’ ; RAMI ) ti . ren pay am Mlb . Mi : . sank if LAT- nzie- ~ | > L COTTAGE —2* “Oe U tah a, ‘ enter ] {” , : _ . , a ; > ate me. Lat 4 } r ™ ay ai , | igen ae ~ : | % “rat a 3 ~ sex rile MODE RN as ems HARRY “REMSBECHER Nebraska Sidney L6;. ctor 10 > : r- = COTTAGE—5453 It ashe - Lar : i“s R4° Sa) 7 PRa ; : : ‘ . of 4 roome and be hace garag ue «8 —— oO | [T—l4ol Be .. = Price and card #> HARRY REMSBECHE iS] ae fe v1 Ws ner ght Bidg COFTAGE—4-: oo : efc.- sunimer Kite her : I iewote nade. vrire $5 00 i i Si] iti 44 “i Are lid . | NONENSTEN he iT ) . ‘ , - : : ses 3 : > : — a ; ’ : ; ’ . ; | . : “z abt et) : be roy gk a . —— a ‘ $4000; terms, $1000 ced ep kta : Sis ELLIS RCO.” Areade Ridge. Olive 378. 4060-1 prage -s | , LX. ; a: b fe: BIOUE. Gor Bos Sie eee : FLAT—Singie. trome--@TiB actbeoe’ PORKEST PARK ains , en lv and«i pn ——— | FT, re wi eee pans , ect hardwood figars: 7 L ’ ve ; 7a by =3. ' ’ ; : ; . a ; _ . . : ; rm ree - re aA , . Smee a 4 rem ron 834 eek Asma “AN. : ae, .. re COTT AG E—Brick ho . | _ fare : a ‘ Sicn ‘ ee LOA | ' ng ICRMAS: 620 Viersr 38 3 i maj Lite & double 4-5. iam @ size \sTLEMAN— KR. tile j rs Nar i'w ond WON RMPLE BLNGALOW. SOLT > ad , ' ' , : 44i00) Taft a rHWesrT : ’ . imKe corne! , puto oh ome. Turtia ’ —— : ©) ' : ~ e ~ ‘ - . ] Gs : ™, ut} ; . 9 : ; , , ’ ' — a : . ak e ied ha : : . ' “ (©. — ; ‘ts ss Ne aaa R ieee an ee El PEI fn! N & LE -ONHARDT rey! | (entra i% 77 \BROTT 4 MURPHY _——-- COTTAGE abil 89% ik MeREE . ” | - . BARGAIN COTTAGE WOTTA met WYOMING, st La)! eat tia ‘ o £ > pers eee * ° tei «* v ak . 7 F : . a . R ; , JIxOwW A y | , »% ¥L ’ # Tower . “~-e Hieigbis aD” will . . wt. “4 s a. "om new hAigh «heel : _rge g% . €. A. MAYER REAL TY . od ERER ARENT es» REA sy % ‘ . x | ) a Bow cn . . bey. “ ’ J R a eee 1nd My aye Ey . +B n AEE at eI a me ene. Pies tah 4612 Gravols men dally u ~t 24 . Sunday until -- — econ DEP T?-aAREN REAr YT’ ; .. oof : COTTAGE —4hiy B aa | ° 56L 8. COMI LON AV Sidney 2676. 60 PLAT : ea ee : — PLA ‘8 Labadie a a ee . tric, bat . aoe . »th ed a ei, J \? ax’ ro ae qn . : bo aT - : | ) : mt r.. | , | » ; : ’ . . , ; . ? P : . > c é ‘ eae JAS _ ry - 7 Chestn it a? ¢ ZRev% ‘ d e “Oe ? ’ i raf, 2 j ’ | a: ’ = : ieieias ee , - s ' 4 ~ — _ . . > on . ' ah ? ’ . 4 : £ a T . , : ) Martfora modern Adour! -s - \T—20%1 aa _ a e ——— Victor f S BRIA? — eg sion by card; agent 35!¢ s — ~ as amily. § : e'ect? balance month! ane BRINE . A. MAYER REALTY Seen C1e cnserat. 10,500 ae er eek Dg and 3 foome Bath, hot Dey month | ce ne , ra MEARA . : Kin : ) : . a On ~,' C8 & STiCk oti . of: ere | — LAT—S618 North Marke = an anite | aa = - modern conveniences. , , . . se Sara lee - " ana 3S “- : sy PL AT—432 9 Minnesota. 3 and J reem filer im terior 4 -a vith Darks and 2 fintsahed basement rooms j Ww r $613 (gravois (%per wm. ¥ } ! , ' : . + T .6e—PRICE s*6000 irn , f . ; Lb . . . + 45x17 °R 2 -a ; ot 50 ‘sien by ungay wuntii 3 rr : GOTTAGE—disi Tar — ran } ! Pe , ; ful @xtures, —e ~ 3 : 125: adm rmoder: mn ef. reapec* BRINAO ’ ‘ ac ne Pani sano ; , a : Lt c : Mee eis ~ VOTE § at 2205 TA VER- rf E Airy >ROOM BUNGALOW and _Nebreska. Sif. 267. Vie 3-3 reom brick: hath : ‘ec 7 WIPSPFITAN AVENE F hen a . : a4 4617 Gravow ; ' Sunde is : ‘ . . . ’ EB ses “ os ' .f CNGALOW ; . . ; . ; , . « — , A - i he . cy - - rt ~ - = . . ery ny Sw) . Ties DE KALB st. ' nitiem FRAME csrTraG , : - eerie. gas. +! ree ria dd ; Mix | ' | : i : NNFR Wil i | P : ‘ a? | : ; } , Harrme Wie : ate iv om, ' ' — , . ‘ , i. = nl — . ° Sl * (Ps ; | . ee ;, : , - | an of yy. a p 'y brie , st! , ‘ORNS, = FLAY (nFAP : HARRY RFEMSRECHE ; a a ae ———etn | as . - _ - , . ™ coteroeten ; od . i a ¢ yt 7. "Ss «6 Se nE 4543 i a. ne “7 , ' . asl > 4 - | 2 : ee ae 3. , : 4 ‘ i : ' end bath elec! s 7 a ; ? '~ ' ’ '-far ' ms : Be TEs : Mri cn fee ge : . - — | : . ‘ " : , ; % > 5 : . — a ‘ : i ‘ . ’ ‘ —™ . . ; . - “we : : 3 . Oe, ‘ ee ‘ . i . ‘ if a ; ‘ ; Not — rr, ®. 4 : - . ~ =. teal = } LE : , . ere pr M [: kK , 4 . ace, ms € ‘etal Tents 4 ero aha m a? : BOs : Aa zi a. Mh. Vi ’ i . . é , j =" — . , eee. } " l ~ ‘ . , . . ) . ‘ oe atin 7 ~-* s*~ ‘ ’ . 4 . . ’ LJ rT? : - ( . oY a.” Tv ~-~~- &. ne aPen's , eo; Serge yg " —- a . A ey "Ana ow — “ , ' MOOR) Oe ated ' 82 , $°64——PRIC EF £5) ? ; , o is . , - —~—- , wa L. RATH 2x8... es hor RES ola fre: . a ; =. » Doin peek aas 9 ; S700 - ' - a : _— - = wal | 38x13 Be met a avo : , .2 offer a rea! st 3 ‘ me wanepiem . more: oe eat a ~ ™ be ; as : ha s od | . ar —— ‘ ‘ . . . P : " . ss = 7 — ; : mt — ee an” is. Oe . eT oe , ue ie * 813 . . 2 ’ rt A.» Ey TMOMAK F “ou > ~ og = , " ee ) [0ms esac ’ ) , — apo SSu15 eter : 2 ’ . pa vinent x mont! = - ~~ ee — : ti =i a ‘ii; _ ’ ’ 4 . = = Af , ’ 7 ¢ r " . . ra - , : ae 7 Bc on : r. ——— , ; . IN i. ae ee r—#ngi - “836 ‘Hr = eae - . / : . ’ . o > > . ‘ s ki Pe j ‘TR : ' ; _ : ~ pr " wh. oor 6-ROOM npleted ws 2 pe ’ ae f ' UNG AL OW eted: 3 recon -~ : en ' aS a | ) : ues "eat S garages Vv ROMP " , ° inepec . . dunes | . : : es — —- mee *M F KALEBRENNER She Cee | | | | wp K ; - a PLAT : } and 3 eimaia- - Ag. a. _STRANT!. S08 Che i, OOM FLAT—sg6606 , and , » " , os , : i ; “Sy oiosia : ft. : - e a Tea - E a : , SEW MINGLE r1.AT : | a ; . : , ' Mee} aii : acta h : ® * . 3 a e - 2 —a- ‘ . ' - st . a ' onan . 3168 , ‘Aa; “ooms, Dd ; eae _ Lt mal ‘om , ee - = BRICK. S3700 ‘fac ain: » » : : Soret . r- ; — _ ; ~~ m fa path and furnac —— a : . T700 | SINGLE Fi.AT—7100 MWinnessta oF; i : 608 s TruikT ees te UL + ho re, rs , ; , -—" ors it, Sa rae — ee me mk "MAX PT ris Agen @2t0 M ct — a , | : | . : , > «= - . ~ie i = 4 -" ‘s hail S i Le » , ot rout . m2? SINGLE F FLAT S5xx c% Se. : 4 } aie st $730. o ine. hot-water beat; garage: es . (22. i ve ar (BARG “OAR NTR AER NE NE Set eh tp peeinainacslidinias , : ba . n SEPIA RE Ns + " fe t- : . ee tia cil ls ee Pere eee NE Oe NOTRE CM MOE ARIE dS se RCS, RN LETRA AOR OR AE elite Ns aR: pee zy) Tal ta aN. my pero? 4 . hese n . = TR — a) ae ~ ' : i : - ai a ‘Seer oc aene ae ‘ee Tee wee . , , me sn . _ iis , ‘ ORTH ST LOI IS FL AT . - ALK See yun wonete : 1 7 : ~* CAMBLE STREP “ ae SINGLE FL 31 7 he ao ; — VORTH _~ . ' " tc | Pv Ld ; ' ' . rn ix i 1 » ATT a LL RRITX, FE AY. ea cx (pi. ae ——s -~ California e*.. ? heehie) * ns : ‘ i . . : , | i} 4) . ’ a = i : ng - ». a - "ea singe a’ bar) “Gh? dows A 4 ’ ; , . ~~ eect r erage " Tithe 4 tage , " : ' e 2, ‘ , : ' " ' . : : - aoc i . : - . ‘ 7 “Bite K RON AL OW oqo TERM sodert tA ee ee | x | , treat . . ss 7 zi B-ratwa~ Pt DOERR! Fre ri 5. antes tone ‘RO E KELSEY & -¥t Fe mean ' , — 6 | wat . ’ ' Trt a ce llemt wiition ai : n » | . : : : 4 ~ ' 4 s ‘en-ences. cash, 454 McPherson at CImer ts. . fam 7 - a ' , ainwrght. : A oo , Cheatant anc @ectric: reasonah: x iy Seat £ GL “"< Pr a * a / a | Chestnut.

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TNDAT, H 11, 1988. ARTM'TS FOR Si SALE " South Wryomi: MB g: 4-5 too rooms; jc ; barga! easy terme; Room 20 Fullerton Paxe 4- family: Prine Lo GAY. . + A Olive 7494 tad epler aid singie of furnaces, electri, ee RINKOP i. “heetnut at _ 6800 & Broadway, 44 s from park: only $5000 Cas) SOCIATED REALTY CO., 4°94 Bide ; (c) Ds — double + 4 . and Bleeping orches. ee @ rent ~~ : K R co _ 824 ‘ Chestnu: od Fhenancoan foor., Spring oms each, tile baths, mar. ae nels Ri BROOKS RE AL, Ty cr @; 1505-10 § 2th ; 3-3 rooms Mission | ee . KALK BRENNER Agt. 01 Cherokee single = 4 and 3 electric: price on! 2022-24 38 2th a Humber of flate. houses saie cheap, with eas 2022-24 S. 190) agouble brick uA i¢} 3 . roome : Main 401 | roowie: Yoga 1 aTgaiin, $4° yt) 48 Fasto new 2-fan es 4 h: Rarages or rice and card REM-RECH FR d Ne! risks ~ : ble. LI0K-1L0 Leuch; B44 room ment for the price Admiss > e Yr KALKBRESANER, Agt "SOL (*heroakee 264; acy ‘;ravote 3 rnom* Rn. Ag (Cherokee ‘; temic) ha fil "OLS McNair ror Oth and 2 dv roon bath gto heat and be and bharver siwi. °* rooms each: total rente $5°s9 «a WANSTRATH 717 ad Cheatnut We offer a real in vestment propo in triple and single [flats on Bid t east of Jefferson, ZY car lines urebes and echools: can be bougk’ big interest on iInvestmen:: complete ion at ENS-OTTENAT), 3808 S Rroadwa! ne.e “AaB Hy Araul le tie bath. eiectric« a real possession spection: Sunda: to 4 p. } LK BRENNE R Agt . eraol Cher [f am offering a new severn-roo' mey 4-farn'!s lat. harewood fieor er heat, 4 ck garages: locate: Dice South Side corner; for infor- sre ~ RD FE. KELSEY REALTY CO vo\s Grand 6125 ’ noone irvestors. where are ot? y. 3-reom fiat, bath KC rents $1440 pe’ ce Senne will yield @40 per cen the invesime: & JAMES M REALTY co, 470 P carer » a’ a74w “th et. 6 and § reei., good condition kt. Loule County, 3 rooms. bungalow. electric, bath. (WdenBere 8 Loule County, ¢-foo ™ evervtihbing modern Agent es x. IHO2 ® 12th 4°38 —stric tly modern. new w 4- fam- riment fiat vi ctor L148) amas ¥LAT—7104 Minn femotn : “$5500 RIecH. Agent. 8°70 M'. hican feQP) SH iAT—-7102 Minnesota av; $3500 Rise H. Agent. 6220 Michigan icf) | FLAT— jixx Mc ean: | bath, io hot-water heat; garage; agent, 351 FLAT—2614 California ay.; 5 “Sand @ bath anc electric ‘ INGER R. CO., Jefferson oe FL AT—B017 M Nair ay.: 2 ic. hath and e rr. Jef ereon : A Gravois "O11 Minnesota av.. 4 i and + Jefferson & Grave’ ya Texas av - and 4 age for 4 machines " “O., Jefterson & Gravo* PLAT—4 and 7 roome. tile bath rnace, one hot-water posting pe 94 ficors, bullt-tn eo re. wit! é 4 7 WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut 4 SUNDAY. MARCH 11, POST. DiSP ATC rf. FLATS, APARTM’TS FOR \ SALEFLATS, APARTM'TS FO afte SO LATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, C ottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences Foy Sale Today. eT. Lorre ™ i eerencane ae matecesertabcod FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM’ Ts ‘FOR SALE FLATS, AvaaTM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE FLAY ‘South West West " 900 Oo” - . he ' ¥ : 7 , i sale " oe ¥ West ~201-2209 BELLEVIEW AVENUE DOC TORS” AND DEN : STS Me eaan nee oo sun room egy rag Dy AS. SHE LP 4228 W. EVANS AV. ' l ae. PR ye r Chlpp Lox na 667. Bux a : mh. 35 rooms: ba L, OOK IN lO PHIS—IT WIL F ei LY YOU ag or " heat x plants a tor's office AFARIMEN 1 : ol f the fin ee-b 3 _d partments On INER. 82 s' ® We have six of the best constructed modern | AY 4 and ) room >] . ee i ' lw , ' ; ( . . } effic leneyv “A whe UOC 3 cornell Ke ard and 6 fe a? Aras ina » i r single flats in St. Louis County fer sale at reasonabie price Cash full particulars, p owner 20 | ent is investment , che gees a a ping + 4 3 Ku Ue hat om C « OS, 8 as cE t's." VKOP. 619 © arler paying , eXpet } Want v Th. ' or terms. eens : They are heauties—absolutely new, and rent for 737 and 60 dollars 816 RL SSELL Price for short time only—12,500. Small cash payment with ba ance ae re oe monthly about amount of rents. : hy FRANC io The location is fine—buildings the best and ‘ ’ , mia ‘ . oy , a 4 is . anh 2’ * en | ; ; ; ‘ ide er) | ad ‘ . el i a { ‘ siP4 a att : | | ‘ | - . ; - 7 ping } ay r rcs OY ee oP hey , " met owe . : , on sn | : a Sosa ‘ price right Attention. Investors. Bul fers ' infor ation call Pies mr hee oP Is Lb i Lit | I ARG AIN Agent Always on Premiseg : t. : 79.33 , ice $10,500: «s. 7 Ai ~~ he 4] PEL LMG Oo! ni sun pa! 7 ide = 41505 eit ‘ - 8 ay a . rriy . - . = ‘ a , War , ’ . ale . B fetes ; . ting ‘piante: \\ [LILIA MS, FICK ES AND \\ LI, F LANMS for ti MANN RIDA wy ; HY ; tA Vail em . .» pei f ‘ Pala, pul L io and ft : . t it et 7201 Richmond Place | PHONE, Benton 2205. hLAT—2006 RU ISSELL AV, BLE FLATS roonig, completely mod | mecrte's mull tatements of the Doub le. \partine mnt —————— i iat > roome athe, f nee . KHRHART A259 Waterman ime es. Main 13, ti oF — +o)s —o—————— bare SE bat gor sUrhaces, eic . "| . > > : . = ee Rent “.) =40— Bar vain ‘South Pibsetis Ghincor x x c oe AS eee and 6 GOOD SINGLE | 3925-27 M ES aC le TT oe ee rey BE er canis 619 Ch ee NT] RY 6 Vernon; ° built SINGLE FLA! Sul Michigan av., & and | #T AT —6-8; strictly modern; rent S1992 ' "IY . sts S Int. ; 7 | PORRF LINGER wer 3 Yetterhon & Gravels mt at 47xx Arsena! Grana 7667, OOUTH SIDE. SINGL iE “PLAT 7 . ae Sie Soceh- marcel tn © Oe : : 2 Foon & ors FLAT—5 and : 6011 LOU ISTAN A oms, bath. | | hsteaies pean ir + Ori ots , ; N , NGL EK ” z - ‘ u > : ‘ ’ ‘ & j ti stear he: t: er) ~ ° — and Se ' A ; . . ‘ . . rj j ia ce ren : " . p “ p \ 3 ’ ‘* rs , SINGLE FLAT—2316 is 5 Feasonabies 2015 Se Cine Feut $1080; | Three and three sane ee | \ yrner Eastes ate and - ee ; sa of adm isafo } S40 Z NZHONY SCHMT?I’ ' . Shr , | ST, - ~ rt + . ‘ — » - * . 1 = : rLAT—5-6: strict} , J-RER-ARE NDE ned > . Lite} ‘ T i¢ bette : : ° d oO} "T's arr . es “ ates — NI : North Drive Avenues ~ Babe ws Stor! ao .( 9 ir apa ‘tin ts J, OGw@a lLioors - ‘ }? ‘th .* 1 l. = y modcern; rent .S1800- Sidnev °678 S PE pial ; Om , Ps mew -ambetenemss li aninine . Bt Saale 40224 Lafayette Grand 7667 ms : 305 M AG Ni L -~ F401 - Tis, weer Al conditiol cent | : $8000 cast . | pas pet Oo Bi hed ‘ s $5700 ‘see . . Hy ) ' J rit ' ik t ] $1] if . *? ; pared aN Age t r ar $4 MA ¢@s hal tatry)\« orge FLAT —Double 3, bath; rent $1440: $11.250 | + } A 5RiL ON ainad { —— Lust -Disvat ? Le ee pe eae val eaeUlil a , it " sO ra roe ij Ss ° . . ’ , ; ‘ rs ie, ‘ . aot " : ,* FLAT—6-6: hash Grand 7 (667. | BUX naces, electric, etc.: only $9000 be Sue ' apldeadid ‘ferwauuen ee BART MER Ay. INGER-KLEIN REAL’ O., 104 N. 8th. |. ——- - S$H000. 1749 Mississippi wee eg aj BERINKOP 619 (heat ALBERT INZLI JOLO Che ul Tas, ae ha convenience he e 3 L. ‘ERE STMEN'T PROP ‘ . ? fo } ; a 1 . oe oe alir . ' , . paraR , ’ : ; eet igt i ee gs ; ‘for $10- L ae : NEW | “Ya: deer te” Laiclede, O& «and mn JOHN deat and Ba CO. RIL Int ee! NEW 4-1 oy APARTMENTS ‘ i? i” Baan! ; Ltigi sa id be th furna a rent . 4a i 2 { it ar | ’ . 6 rig! . sna ANI - - . (. {; Pi | . 4 ; oe . ~* , ' _ hiah tar ‘ ™ ot one . ’ ‘ \ ’ £ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ) +? — ‘ > . rr ; ° tas wat en ofte.. Pe) yee = 6S9 Ann. Grand 7667. BUX ai eee SOREST PARK ‘" = iy or after 6 p. Hardwood flocret fie na tee RENT $3600 —-LOW PRICE WiSS3 . ine : ?. vol 4. *T ; : Wy! ; £00d cone , an : i ‘ " n ¢ at re P a . ~ —- i ‘ A j ) : ‘ } mt bath, : fone P. ! as | VINCE , , ~ha . oll Thirteenth. Three rooms and hall first floor: 3 rooms : JOHN ABBOTT, 70! si | i. MAN. ! ith ante 5179 Easton av. | we t and , finished anart.| 7 27115 Grand 7067 FLAT —| FLAT—00-~ rnon, 3-6 mottern, garage Db 6 ROU WEST EN of 4¢ root 1 sun parlor, with | ROUMING HOUSE BARGAIN __Delmar 25: Colfax 285 et r sleet ‘4s wr. “me Yr , —I] > 1 ed , " : ‘ r o> a aoe hall second 1AO0T : ic Kae, farage ; i ouble > Ltn. electric: terma No ‘\V i ode 7° 1} = ne x aa , ry . Me ; tain l¢ ‘ . ; ; : = — . ] an an a hy rooms ind store : yy ; 4 ; a4 i . ‘ ~ " 4 ’ , . " ‘ reasonable Minnesota. cn (,rav@is -_> rit MP HEE STKREMT FL AT B ig: wen Be s, | eo" , | Socata ye" ge MEN’ Lo 6-FAMILY AP ARTMENT + et nis beautiful stree Prov! “pew , ent * he ad fo! ' iIpancs : We seine by rare ;, —. one ~ ‘ ils Lie wWEalg, ay . page int " ee > yay avi @ii, ' =~ = oe . 4 Fallot re ms second or : ; ‘ “ 4 we iF s ul a =“ rm jt x ‘ ' a} cat oe on ne ‘ “i ~ dyes oe Lt a ‘ t tu le. & Pap te bf t) ' A ~_ ¢ = ? ao a) vo ® ; > | i ! KINGSBE RY See 3 843 Humber y-. pr5r,5 on 350. 50x x mor —s oe onvenip mn for epectior om ' ANTM tf (*9 hestnut, - = - : . = desir; eo a nae rt : , [je ‘KMANN : Je } ano, (rand . : ‘ F Ls | ror 58 - . 7TA } Fl, AT Do 1 ‘ a on «i ‘ ‘ i i a; - ‘ ’ : 5 - 7 Double 4-5; $4000 cash: $11. ; 2 t. Chipys ind yea i sell for § erm ni bporael bs r wen | - bath, hard- + 000 “44 Oe , , my benend : etn ; , . & , at for Investment—S8500 Keokuk near nla ~ (Gr Nebraska S 6 \ r yr . a J, I Blisl >; Moa RAT » ORRR PI m4 od | . earn modern; | ' ro ~ Double Flat. "3-4 and 3-3; electriicty, Rive California. Grand 7667. ' - M Al BE ‘R, S17! , aa ) ree PTY FIN Te ore - 4 ‘ ' all ‘ a _ wane ' Page tee sa Or I / Varese y th no offers rs ‘ . te root. et uate G00? ber geoun T—-3-2: a oe INVES rFORS Ss, ATTENTION! As—cihg.e, 4 and roums, bath, elec- | _ 5198, Deimar 566i. ee , : : ACER LURTE = LAN SORTOR ATION, - wht; 61F ish g eee oh 23-25-27-20 TEXAS | MAUREE or y at A a ten tetinbentin JSENGSBURY AND DE BALIVIERE Criraldin 13) OS, R. WouNDE Rt Olive o?00 the aban? gs O1TR "11 N. ; AT—5-{ ath. ma nd arae: ie nt “ge = a - _ : ~9 , ‘ re ! } vaiuwei } D716 Kinesbur t-farn)| pDartn PRO . righ ’ 32-4 ABAYELTE—C MEAP | FLAT—Double he wren’ 7663 4 PISP4: real bareain. “will iaus aute.i 5 ee brood prea i : > Chestnut St. > BAI } 1 rooms SCanktit st POON, ’ ' i ii: " ‘ ‘ss ’ 0 7-4 ' ; ae apahent vant aeead $14, Ho0 ble 3. lump) net cast in BH Ctr: at Spe tts LESERT WENZLICK, sinut UST BEING FI! ' ; eg Rs TE iN sunroom ad, *) ‘ : = ‘Ay, IF ‘OR NI A AV. OE: ot an wpedecd MM etiches Ma Bn ay > rs D> Jnl’ rRA\ 7 rT AT—89250 2 -} AMILY : dts, JOHN H. ABBOTT, 709 Chestnut. — ‘ 0: MHre we S4rage; ret ‘ agains GH "WAHL “W im@lad 4 baat none ne GE VACANT—TERMS _ \RTMEN ) ee I u B OR IN BARL. AiN SINGL bE rL ATs a a thi see - ‘fi as Sa 76 ¥ g 4 oa + ATi] 7 E ; me ‘ | : + . ollie. ate . “* +} Pas p+ 4 fyi ria . 1x0 = ‘ -ARENDES REALTY CO., - : esr iseng ao s- 4. 920 Pennsy lv t LATS—osi ‘ote Brilitg nodern:; | “",2, BUANKE R. E. ¢ 711 Chestnut. | '72)'¥, pay © a: Bo ak el ae $4250; want an off ) . bath, furnace, ; "810 . ivf ». - n, iy rent $)° OO; i ey 4 2 ab. ri De| if ie hi f roe ‘ | a X. | Ory? ry ; ~ivi rT. ' 7 ‘}*} R 1148 (“hest nut A388 coe tric ~ ' ’ S ; i Cd J iis ¥ eer cara sy Si Wa Dine HINCER 082 N RESTDENC conveniences: lot price $5750. terme. , : Ag Hic « “hesinut cE KOR S 7 Bel sues MARGARETTA ‘AY. 4 " ‘ Z 4 4 le . ’ 3, © i} 2-stor > : Treo reeil- beth come granitoid base- ‘rie, garage, ete , S1000 cash, monthly owher there, must. be sold. LAKE & BRO Sio (Cheetmut et ms KxesivVeNCK KAKGAIN. ~ aes o: aoe Senereen ay frame reeidence: with 47 sf PRL. ty : tj 98799, 00 srice fei hae eet mace willl make tert $13,000 ANDERSON- STOCK E-RBI ERMANN ,e : ' . be . is ' ‘hestnut KESIDENC k—\ aaa. ae me dans b : ' \/ > . Be . if > . ‘ Si) a f Loy iy » % ; — . tse CARMAN K ‘ LY). f j street ; electric: : SvOo0: , Teter - ‘ ‘ ti . ; ; , ' 86 -O8 ‘ . . one Yorn arn dee : made. price $7 > Me 7) +f R. Pi lorigzane 4 Union. mf iick sale; asking | LB ARG AIN r at mee ' 1716 W as oner pi & rooms W VACANT : i BARTON. TAYIOR TRUST CO. (e@? ; Ss vrriemann Sretrte:| | WORKINGMAN’S HOME stone . a bar ’ eart of Grand Sain math eiectr) fui — eo $7000; terme | SMA il Home Bargains DL. BOG ¢ hestnut . _— 10453 Maiden Lane; 3 lar PERT — + oe ae Sarage; $2200; ‘terme Onan 3GAIN PRICE | 4 KE REALTY co O21 Chestnut, at Chestnut. Main 2162. 9057 THE ODOSIA STITUTION ne ONLY $6500 P »1 ¢ = . ") . : : sla . , . , , ; 4. Olle if ry ’ " lor “mia . P - ‘A fe ise a Pidi “ - ‘ pte } nee i . z \ ’ ; ‘ bia } , i Tt | r) A ssa ARSENAL ulsisna-Dunnie: . 2520; | $7500. 1 “631K a 1 Oo room; | : a inged and finisl ) | i eom jiownstairs: three rooms up A pe re tate ind 7667 4 Be tr ‘ A ‘ rs ’ ’ ry" wie / si ’ © i } UUs ‘ Ng a , i ; oon ' ; . arate. ~— - rT . tr! a | "an, 7. 1 + , ' ce ; : rr “Some in edeetient condi. $10,000." 3. electric: rent | SO | rH SIDE SINGLE 0. 'H. BRAM ) . ~ . e filz,: O a; x1? all, rs pantry; ‘ . ; 4 + “ ‘ os ' bot : ’ i's UD ‘ _-—— , ‘ if | } Ww price oa « 1944 thnell, ay 67 201 EICHELBERGER if 1inz-v4 Page: & and ai] OROY RIDGE AV.—A BARGAIN a dann, nh North Parkvies [328 SOUTH FOURTEENTH 4 rooms, fitrnace. bath. « ! iern convenier RUSK } “ix_roon k residence; good f ) | ANCIS-PERRY-RUTH LO” is. bath € , : . Z 1 - Sig in . “ ‘ ; Ls ; ‘ j , . oi re \ tio: RU} | toma, rand 7687 PEDERER-ARENDES REAL" i 6 eee ee ey pw ! (HOS. McCRADY $55 MARYLAND A\ "RE SS TTY i“) fit . =. e ; “idneyv * a "OHlO al psvigratl Py oe m1’ we Stats . Rear irre: ine 10 Grav 7 ond : ‘ 4029 exre | ’ 4064- 66 LAFAY ETTE—BARGAIN | — : mn Cai hedes : ‘ roots ard wnl fle “ scree’ ! Es Ol le ¢. ander: ~ >. 4 , : , 4¢ na ‘ . . , Se , ti ae 4, emt 4 “WV ’ Be ; ' ls } } ‘ So) Chane) *4000 sou Ie Ralrake ARBOTT, 709 | ’ . ; ri g 200 HAMBERI AIN AV. goo _BSALSS CO., 106 NW. Sm electric; in good copdition; arranged for BEAUTIFUL SINGLE FLAT | iY"C6.!°%20"Commercat Bidg. 4c) | PuSS, (han ® single bungalow of equab pro- | Modern 3-family apartment building of 5 |" Om gt, Louis aviriet BOstsOr ab ae | | RESIDENCE BARGAINS : 3 a 1s ace iculars ed 5700 west | ANE & FRANKE, 1008 Cheetnut | ®arage cack stearn cae . - —— i } a ad - n ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ary : ‘ ‘ 4 j sa th k po ‘ .% "3g mT)! . , - . ot ut y . . eas “ ; r , . : 2 5 le rated ‘ , . * £aNGLY FLAT—BARGAIN Ix ' Grand ; ne , oe gen , » Beet . Ma A ing ‘ ' . te I Madison 6 s re@i buy; price $4500: nig marhie > SSE THIS . modern ll reome, ~ reat, wrdweed fluers good ew na ’ ; ANDI RESON STOCK E-RI Hs MANN. R. @o. se ie ‘heetnurt OWNER LEAVING CITY tiartie eh Pr Mom “5549 Wella mE. CO, 618 Chestaut elect: reasideric e; mat hy ‘ ’ “ 5179 Easton L | at @ bargain; get card from LPERT WRENZ! ik 1010 Chtsengt mak 06406 Mimika: G-room t rick lot s0nt20; heat, eleetrl ue ow - * eaveenn , rooms, bath. , wis it ” enon a FORFRER-ARENDI PEAT. . . ‘ ' ~ - - ‘ KROFRT °%O1 : . . Three and four room! For further ra2r- [3] NG ALOW FL AT ; et ; ingle 30xx Phe end : : r_ fam | | , me eact ey , . rap te, veral care; al! : i) 2 fe t Forent JO. teuls rs ee - ° " . — . ‘* i it ‘ , . ’ ae y+ ‘ ‘ : » re © ‘ . . mae : tat | 5 ' aA 4 ‘" J | ry, “PEDERER-ARENDES REALTY Co., i 4°46 ARSEN AL. XN] ROOM FLAY re: rent $142 Sse rE MEAT porch; lot 453 1 fine invest: | yes i L\VENUE Sidney 2676 2610 Gravois. , SOF and four ile. bat} ee WAGNOLI 1 : ! , I UTTON & } BRID , amily room flats, SEE MODERN FLAT, $12,500 a & @ wand imvan flat ‘Ss practically new FLT Masaka, bi. DIX bie 5 and lye rice for aie: ae aeons SEF Taste: x - oe ments a, Pages oe FDERTR. ap en ne Snindtia ingle fis eal dee “9 dienes | aoe : 26 € ATES- “OWNER LE AVING cigs VGRR I \L1 eee RESIDENC ote Say , he 1iu4 P . ‘ . . ' p one m2 (hh NM) ( ash eat ‘ F oO : ome $2 M40: 3 $3976 ae See owner, 4006 | p21] V E at WONT POO ms, finished , ~ cottage of & roomea reen- : Qraar . wath, hot-water heat. marble gink 2nd et.; & froom cE Us.” RRINKOP 619 © " ¢ tte re in re ar S300 ee nut * _ = Spee | WS Bette?” | QUEENS AV. HOME ' PAA . - - fh: b>: ; VQueens av... 6 roomea and reception ; furnace, brick porch; garage, P with i" } aad a i + $000; icone ‘ : OV e om e«tty *rice a i} or VHIY, S01. A} ay : HAUSCIIULTE As oe eae: TS er 06 2407 N. Broadway South Vrove lleights, on Junimia, Mniehed “ti valb, lurtaece, | CUnmr eninge. 354] JuAlnta Apbviy b, *) ar * MU Mer i” bowet r rerajrrin., w th . ‘sTauticl > Victor 2 (jeter oti smaire ies, POO", mitic, €@i- ; gor ! . 7 TO rot WOU AUSF oe" S000) §=6—FOndiLion ai) Sunday > LO” (a\ . & here 9 - } ~ 41 rooms, bath wo | i ‘\ . seth _ " ——n 3 1°? § N ~Oth ad TY oderr s . for DUN ae trie; reamin « price SHhuvo tj y , ; ne ‘ at. Li.@ bath, garage. bots lr s4japea $1 ; arr ee flat Fuoms and KUO parle “DOU BL. E FLAT B 7 front Nee tigl ee hee RTT eng ee DHN 500 Chet v rpms: hot-water | F assed im _ sleeping porch. separate beating | ... , ae get AR I ;AIN Ce ey = Re Ty Riverside 25177 r 245) ~ NORTH PARKVIE PT. PLA Balance fron ; redte: sew esl modern JAS. C MOR S939A De Tont f admissio : . para le am Barley antes: , ee or : ™ ts : . an oes . bh th , ' dll one aun a 8654 NEBR, ANKA AV, — “ag ar 1; price $14 000 ' 1418 ihe PP apsast ee ee + Praches ng yo re le ' rt = ‘ ‘@ Tro hath, f “renta 5 Ae he on : " beats $100. 22066 ‘fue “eae , origi = OS etal a tees SR ee ait >, | RESIDENCE—3809 P iT ROT Cheetnut 50 n . 2 : Te wy ppd Dale, . ‘ » © room Prick, lot ‘ Aeneas | yt SUx12 Siow ars 3 an a f... ro — . . " ‘ } 1) ‘ > ' i ery el — , ‘ ‘ , — fin ; | s. drivewa ' , ) ne . at k earn harde od fleors 4 ; y & FPRANKE, 1008 — Chestnut >» an ‘ TOO , ~— = Pisa id ia “ati . I x if ‘ : , os , , . ‘ — ‘ 4 ’ r boas ie rat cothenar oe ae BBSLET' Price lov 747 DOVER P LACE: $6500. H. BRASIMER, 4560 Manch z | plants, f-* ry ‘ | ‘ y* } +; > : rT: ‘ - , ad : , ‘ , , , t) y\ y a a Joo) .. H ABROTY , “y (ne | . hest AN PRC] C4 av D ic N its: BRi} oD eae 4 oa - oe # | tai hae “e "ent #1 pPISOU v ere wi a nelle iar, si DWELI ING—3710 MO MPHREY : } LAT INY E ST MENT eLAT—Singie: 3811 M . yA [47921 iE : ee re celain sinks: special prics vg Tt sdamiitil’ temmminas’ tener a WILE « WISSM iwo-stor’ r : at . . roo pe ‘ . > QO] : *} ¢ y ac ‘ ’ hath ets 77 ' se | . = ’ i si} ~ 52 Li . 1170 bs ee : APAR TaLEN J. M. LEVI & CO., 108 X ELSPERMAN & LEONHARDT aS car warare.‘& ROOM ~ . te : . ‘ eas . a @ fas ' Inter? iM 1OTaAI Life bid : ri v4 Ti LT > , . . ¥ os a : . r oi. Aa f ‘ , ‘ 7 2 i j a ; | ‘ : YT) 7 ‘ , ; uth aPr. Fe NDID ”.F AMITL y I LAT i = CASTLEMAN —TERMS 3 me vw. PER SCOTT (Chest y*, Pane ag . a Sere Bai, Cy. o£ ZEIB TRYST in ¢ strut | 1010-42 jSIIED AN ae se se I ardwood fi n - a nen - ; - a ane . . : : bey ; a m ‘ . — ‘ ae * " . . 4 Lie ti si | ‘ ; ] | } ‘ ‘ i q 1 7 j 4 .is } 4 ’ *hy atnu?’ SEU McREE A or ta 1; & o&-Stor ¢ fl ) LICK ‘ ) : ; . - } ’ : ms nt hg soe . , . . ; . ' é ' ‘ im? , I r Oe v7 sO87 NW S and 6 room hot-wat eater , she pies os Pea Ve SH01-3 . 4 Lis hiss . a ) ' 7 ht , . . ; 4 - i ; ; | ' tT) _ " Pri . ‘ et ‘ ¥ “ping nerches. etc: xtra well , 4 nd floor = rooms thi: | hee ' ' , re 1169 GOODFELLOW. AV. , — , ie hy ‘ee " ‘ | a . en . a ; : ry? ‘ f : . 7 : , "* Bees: ». 4 P . ents | HEMMEL MAD =! 4 ol ' ) ri . BK ) ( : | ty / : i i} réay ‘ S | ; ; e . : . ~o* . . ' 4 ; | 4 ' . ‘ a " “*K af ‘ . \ , - ; br hy " 4 ‘ ' , ‘ rm ; " é, : ‘ ya The . a¢ i , 4 ’ oar TT ' .% ; J ; ; . , y 11 4, Cwrnts : 2G1B-15 . . gate 7 BUNG ALOW FLAT - ° . al oar . ays . re L¢ . ’ 7 ‘> | ' "7 ; a o> oe . , ’ ‘ } poy cP ise Ne ie -lA1LA N b 7 e . PECHAS Boos-24 s 13th sti DOUBLE FLAT BARGAIN apartments: $13.000; cash $8000. B = | | MORRIS AAC! eee BRICK RES DENCE | en to 6 Bundey. Graind v 2-story brick; ar- iy. 4 rooms each. gas, bath, elec ' vd G future busi s | Uo . . U - é forma oft 4 at o 2 6 farn s terms ©, 1c oniv $80 rom with $3000 Caeh. | 1] Ww hea hat} , - ; Lae ae , . rime owner i . ; e.F rig? % a : ous to wi “HMITZ R. a CO., 1004 (“heastnut. | balan: @® month! lon ‘ er. Care: = ¢ south ialf lock r / ee tO (if 4 A } rai 3 ‘Ts £1410—PRICE $7000—TERMS Pt | a bol? my ‘ + i) 4-s Om Oe eto 3-3 roon math lectr) ore NEW LISTING : z ee | G67 4-85 \\ ashington A - 1-PAMILY 5 ROOMS te av. 4-fami 4 ; ‘electric: street. made; pi : $7500. “rent $7 Se 2 | vawhau * | "thal \ FE. CORNER OF ADELAIDE } F900 § S4000 S000 a 10: iM -EAL CO., 32 eet Bt im BOL = —_* allen ae ¥ nf ‘five ntra s400 YT) 2#t na. POSRESSION ; . : 2 ; ix | {j morrie into T'S a ems . bs A\ ‘ , . . ‘ , ‘ : . : a em , . . - t , one * -a 7 ~~ | ’ ris Open wridi 3 : i ‘ 7 7 ; ii ‘ ; ‘ ’ ‘ ij 4 ‘ , : A if. BA ; _ ’ ‘ ‘ . , > : pind ’ ; 2 ~ tt : ’ 1 TTY eer a ¢*) ‘ ‘ NEW SINGLE FLAT / ; i , 7 ‘ e | win ations SINGLE PLAT, S500 AND I. ATS—* BROADW ay ._ _=Kutger st roe es Pee year apts ant : at ae MI MePihRSON M. AGL IR B's ~— 3-3 KOOMS—$3300—TER Ms ; SL, IID AMHER: PPL, nusual Giron aa : LOxs, Kutger; brick: 4 7 On. | \PARTME? ! apart SUTIPUL SWALI ment . ! EDWARD L. BAKEWELL PELLIS RK. CO., Arcacp Hide i. “4 MoM , So) KS NEW CYAMILY FLAT | be BI 3 “ANGLE FLAT BARG ALN 4336 DE TON] "? mee: Thin . ee. = : a ; : b iafavette av.: new bungalow -flat oxts rranged building | 3 ry ae | xx BART 3 XX OUTE. AV. parti ot ft and Tlicei ae eo nor ona bit rT! an | Ter PARK NCIS-PERR ¥ -R . . | PE Se ‘ + ae AND T ss S011 MLAMI &” ‘ - aeiaiatiecill . ‘aaa s por — * fst. consisting of 4 rooms, bath.) put net a and a ms, baths, elec: | did conditi hae | WEST END APARTMENTS » i Sis t™ , 7 $7200 SE | . , jal | | : | : Gravois av RBRRINKOP t 319 rH NT | et BLE T S3o00 / 4459 Rha. + farT ly : G23 rt bath. furnaces, etc.; rent 220 per month will make terms z ; " ANDERSON-STOCKE- BUERMANN ROR Chestnu 2033 HE 4 room ¢. garar € RBRINKOP G19 Chestnut st tically New Double, $13,009 ‘. ~~ | : 2704 oe RADS \\ aa! Cle — 4% BARGAIN mie sTOVe rie r : a : " . J i ’ ; rr? ‘ ' ‘ : furracee © , : , . ae! AR eiieel or in Vewt fi " : $8000 part ence ~iehs 4 ~ am wth — " |. eee t , . on nh ' price tm OM ze : MeCRADY & ONMERMEY Renton &5SL ,at the iant Drie ; : , rage s' “RAT | : WENZLICK., 1010 Chestnot st THOMAS Y. PECHAS. .V-- “th 4 : bie ? rest 3196 Vein + hy = — ‘low at $55 a month Pent 00 MeLAREN AV pars i bSIVENCE—Modern; 7 toome: at 2&li av.: hee %-atory ga- lienrietta et. F. A. rei Agent, ble ®) ivania. Vietor 287N (cs@ — : KEMIDER N« E—10 rooma, wrt DRS ON sate roof; fine eondition wae 307: de let 1903040. ‘83: DINU H——Modern: 7 ruome: at 2 - st. j A Berry Agt.. “ Vieter 14713 mner Wante offer on v rooine. bath. furns pit t vwutea@e. ‘et mK nRN S17 Fullertosa ~Modern, 6-room frame, earage, «rantion! , “ood nengnTernee. ; ‘400 NAN eohe ie hardwood floors. tile » taro 65000 mat ; con@tiwn, brick garage yeu care; price onmiy *7 7 ou tog -89 4. Pr . hen lDaeNCek—J14l Pennsylvania av.. nine rovima, electric. Kulage for 3 machines. Mee HBiume. with ASH THOMAS F. PECHAN, 9033-24 @. 12th gt. RESIDENCE—4655 Tyruiean av.. 6-4 brick, electric, bath, furnece- sireet tm-~ prevemeuts; price ofily 9 Sux rMOMAS r. PEUAN 2 i> 24 &. jth NESINDE NCE —}-raeeun bert x, in ho 4\ hamp- for 7, th. ’ rhmee ei eerie) gare ge. etc Mine 40)-feot bet. street meda Bee this: L. MONTHLY | 5252 Neosho a | see ; 7 iat NST LIN FE AL 64% Michiana e* : ’ t : ; bes) nk PILI Nf he—~jale i Aenmnmett p! wette . residence 8 “fae rooms beth. fur« electrh ‘rherT ¥ iii ahy« mediate a )*¢ want ‘ ; 5 KOLLAS TA aig K. lian « heeft nwt of RiEALUEM E—d06Y Cleveland « .é rouge, reception Rall. eree tile beth, furnace, riwead fileor gare ge corner bheutliding: : * hm ght and Byatt erstra ell bolt, bar- Residence Bargain bP! -p Tooma. on Castionan hear *) aim) 1, Ww BUS BIiAN. 4016 € pewsee KERIDE AC uw - rooms, mwnoder p. tom t) attic, cemented and rien? ot Vo8127. afl igre frame et age (all Guniay or 4007 irond way HEALD ESNCE— T6000 Caruline: 6 reame, bath, hot and cold water, elecirtie i te: wei Desist ue od cone new real bargain, tertee; . i? ' »600 it aH ts “eTEWaRT Agen. 100% - “hestrer ee RESIDENE bos Mt chigan av. a t-etery ~~ 0» Pees. Suremer Bitueen Le te. tn.’ heat, electric, as for 9 -are, wt eee ry @niy. ORNL i’ ixGth B eoO.. datterson e. Greaves (EALDEN* "—f-—1800 Preston =fi.; brick of VY roome mertie beth, hardwoed floors, lot 5600100. Pug card see HARRY Keuceen en. © “wae ated Nebtrsske mtd 247 ReMi DENCEA—We oe f reatidemes oo Sout are io reali Way echoes, We wil giediy give ail formation at cur offvs Puen einer Te vats aie s. 4, OR Nt R—3166 lilinete: 6 7h rreace. @teci¢s aul egr jest = , o & @ meee fie fine a from Keeton Park OW Rteivpex« gg wM FF. RALABRENNER, “a and Nearthland sia ; Teel i merenes . Mee@erd Coarse BPM &—s12 i atte . ‘ sae ‘or 32 mactbewe furnec? chertrig. “Spree oun % nd 6 om fiat er +} acct i ee a - a _ : ' . BP ow : . -- : © -) a4 vor .f } & : . aii the tmteet Pivreving ouilt @ meget he (ard thipes iar? Ex. 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2 ne aa eo a soxp “S 4 : idences For Sale Today. A é ae om Te es SB post imsvaTct ge 1700 REAL ES TATE F ‘or Sale, f E xchange, Wanted, and Bung alows, Cottages, | Flats, Apartments, ——— Sus wese Pa0P ne $8: © BUSINESS PROP’TY FOR Ale MARCH 11. 1923 i — SSIDENOES FC FOR —— 4 " RESIDENCES FC FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR S1LE | RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDERCES FOR SALE ——— = == = »| =a IMPROVED PROP'TY FOR West “Ree RESIDENCE——S005 Juniata. E reo. aa FS s_RO "i mM ~RESIDENC CK Bye ane owner on premises Sun Lov ers of Be: autiful Homes A | N q: is RE oe ™ : C0. ANUFA UPRIIN eS me ie th, seein Al Garage: new piumbing, al) mo sn -onvel ONL Y $3000 ; ‘DENCE are © > 3 oer * : . en 1st ‘nti: eacetandn totes te . 6. aS zs dg. os : im « ; ; ee ne ie ee ee Ce ee ee eT De ne ie 8 el a ee . 3 as on. Me > ~ ~ al . ann eat he Shake ate . ier : wey I eons . a we i. aay oe Tus : fe ~ ed we ee — | ee ee y ¥s : lences: terme . sieetric: balS = theme : 182. ;' . : 7 and Aan Rt UIRUSKA & HOFFMAN. 9 N_ 7 304 S 10th et: 8 s. 2 baths. electric | yOH N5T & DEMAREE, Quo fage. ‘Nae : oe a . . he : A . . f na ever ente . miel ‘ : i 4 : | : iia Bee @eler « Sig ge 4496 PENNSYLVA’! rere eat hig: ipintn des , water beat. | ‘Me by the Stix, Baer & Futter } Co., NeNS A es : > YALE A\ eae r Orphan § - ° . 2 - L -. _ > ’ - ° ‘ . . - - - & - . ° " . - > a at cra’ Pr loo w : roon.is a! " itm * . . . 7 > ’ ’ = ~~ a 4 7 . , . ; . ‘ - e ; _ mi ‘ its . rin! 10. - Wa Le hes ; OX ) , ; 2 ‘ . . 4 ‘ -* : ‘ . - 5 2 “ Se -" ' 7 . . aes wd 7 "a « ’ : Ps a bed — : e : : " » - , . ° : : - " " , aiiies = - ~ ~ ~ e . . . _ ** é a> a aie 4 aia Z : 4 re . r i 4 =A 4 e = - es , i : «? - -_ ” a 7 {) , : tet) | . *. x ; . - - — ita i ‘ 2 ‘ . i ' a “ ; 2 " » . , : i 4 ; ra M hi at vara ze — ce $ 10.000. Bi | nat > 4) square feet. holler roonhi and one- story ge ee. WW EUMING . . eeeee? ; : ——o—mnnermrnineenee | matt brick on all wides:- red ‘tla Check bem 3023 ees : a> alias m3 oa 9: : +. fo Be aan eh SBS) of Osco pega fc at ica oot wT DB SRS |g 3206 Pershing wf nem Est nces|| | briek office building; southwest corner Second iy “EARGAIN “RESIDENCE. i Bees fe Sth and Pin a ee : fireplace. $ | choect, kitchen pantry, icebox drain, couble modern conveniences.) .)) BEAUTIFUL 12-ROOM HOME. system and ele vator. £ "BIG i BAR ‘AIN for (00D INVESTMENT BARGALR -2r) : a : ; — : , ; oY a + at “ A , k bes bom? i piste etl ah 2” Fe & 7 ‘ = re : ww" . povee ee “t . : sig 15-14 aim «ft ‘oe deubl sen . garace : ‘ : . se oka n ’ pia ; : se Rome | ‘ vd . z , Dares | oe son i yeahh: ‘mmedi: ite | scale. KF ‘ rT full Pp mart ic ‘ula Ts, SCC at onee, ‘ . tat oa e and an | — Be “HAEF! ‘ER MREALTY ’ ; — ag le : a 2 Sigg apie Ord aE ard. and } ne and twe panel bi: n ; WAGNER- (cR ph 6 PP’ -GILs W714 Lreimi Se it , ‘eae 4ii9 TASTLEMAN—$6050 “te HOS Sa mas a . Aporeg*. cea a ~ t- p heat, 2-/ ¢ carn ors: woodwork finished in ivory | GRE BELL R EALTY | Bit tigk -* pCa hy . » —— ut ye were rv te P —_ ow il : 4 . ‘ ’ P ; ‘ . ' . ’ " - , . . ~, mg Ad 7 . — 4 . , . } " o : I Int + Aru , : 4 xa ? 44 Va - er ‘ " ’ 4 - i : ‘ . ‘ ; i ; 4 : A =o A i aaa ‘ » , ‘ é ia z 4 . ThA’ Ble kh , ‘ toe ream aan 0 . a lg y ‘1 ig o. Ses ives in silver glass, glass un 2 AY oTIV E H¢ ME REEL AEDES Le Es Bee a. J arse ome each; es ute F —¢? ' " tai 94} ° } ‘ r?) >> " : : : r $451 DEI MAR ; bs 4 , / - =" re _— v ffer BR. CO reade Hildg : HEA tae “@LEAR TITLE. |i ear 7 aoe aan wees 4 and rea | P li = = Maar eget tie 5. 1 furnace. electric: large ae f ee Sao ~~ y. ° Matsa s., & family brick RESIDE NCE BARGAIN TTT WN 2 “McHKEE A\ an ee ee os , ~ Se | ae a sel ae an? daa) ham actua M EE —_ Se SS — — : | et 4 condition and renting neigh? veatment property, will seerifie Se EI ORE MC UE ARE RIO ie ROUT | cia EE RCs SOL tat I I | SE TN EROS CAROLE 8 ae te oe " ot na ea 2268 ON FicLip AvV—6 ROOMS ; , tek - E: | ‘ARI . , ed ed at 6727 « nber * atic te our ofterls ee > f 6 rooms. furna ra- , —t— ~~ —st ; rWwoO-PAMILY FLAT—REDUCEDR 5001 G: VALTER rT hestnut esi DENCE! : tre 0 | _ . ———=— | ae rwa S000. Inspect. — TORE! 03 Salis | Gravols “Busine ss Pro | a3 Clasgew 6 weneantany : “ . . e " @ Se ’ ; ° 2 : ’ ‘ y . — i ‘ ‘ . ~ - 7 n P e ad e rt ’ ’ ’ ‘} j i . " +f; Ls ‘ : . r) . “ie t : ; ' i : 4 rooms. finiabed lawndry; —s .. te ros oie | Biba . be e, elect? XJ gk hha a om y. Vj . ‘omigia\ via ae soe CASH AND KENT | a PrRAIN S. = ick farar seenetiined bt 7 Pm Naive De et ee | Me OO. ppd aS t MEAS 0 RE ESIDENTCE BARG AIN Glasgow av: & ; converted . : : ae | ‘ - ‘ ‘or iu c RESIDENCE BARGAINS Son” a , ~ oe ; Dui ting ‘Stablished meat my os Ye « oms. bath. furt , ' erm J . . soem (~~ acs : go00d nv ene sais . Pee. MODERN BUN: | iN KOT x ’ reese | Lexington av 4 roo A Cr 619 ee, ee - with sicenp ng porn h ‘4 - E . re na : . : ; . - on . ; rt ' - = er | i a ND ny ATS * 2 . all 4° : ofTi J far particu lars. SAKEWELL, An. th, 4s . ~ | oe cXinOD, MARS ClSCt page 33 3 8 Vasdeves Be SINGLE FLAT SNaP Tis N Seven?! SEF 1401 TE ME LE PL. TF =wen ~s = ~ » 12° s Boyle, 13 flats: : sty @hitw Hedert «t.:.3 and 4 a wert : , ’ ' ae — eve? ‘ . ai : 7. apes se 0,000. ae eiect™ a garage: ‘ . 5 el aYyoTe i A j ‘ : 7 : ‘ : 4 4 6 re es rab.ie on {mer . a Oe St: a — ean beug bt a’ the r : prec ial - 5 PRE rik wOWE—BARGAIN een eae * | 2 AC TIVE ‘" y = | ; gee he ide. E ‘ Ei ROS Ch ¢ st ___ 2 STORES—? FLATS—36000 : ENE [[I-MENZ PEALT' discs ont HN CC. GRETLICH REALT se opie K & «wv 395 Na 58 1 Areena! st: 5 rooms Jens sar yes ie ee - ; ‘ ; \ \ ’ 4132 WEsT PINE BL. a ‘. 3 = iminess locaueE M 67. “hestn1 Central ; ae Mpen Monday Rvenings. Grend end 7; _ . _7 j : ‘ . Lx ‘ : — aa Se he nan PA oh a A tin. ais ae Tris t . LEE LOPE RAT MES, EEN % HELE LE ERLE SEES OE BR i eet Nl a oe thd tt ee ee a ct ee i ee oe SE Es REL ER RO A EAD 3 ORI IE AI ONIN HS EO NN RY 4 . aT Puy ov re ee iA ’ . 2 R 0, Deln (ahar m ee fivor s. : } eer THIS WONDERFUL HOME pow t particulars oe rt eg . 1 \\ Home : > Te pao : Bgpe MUEL BERT. |] 4 22 Chestn BAKHKENS. Al LENLION! Hi nry Hiemenz Realty mal — ve ol se Ne ‘aes —— : eR-LA . ' - RR Oe ee ae a # ae :, 63 Waterma 5 suame ; a ‘a 2 -st yee gan wpetedl Bn ©: e: jt's a a MANNION'S P \KRK—FOR peer - | ress NEOSaO aT. a Cal! and see us about these nice ~ : +, - aids 2 . . ‘ : " : ps . T.)} Zz 4 8 4 . ‘ a - . - : ian mie ' uF " ; > ; ~ a. . eX ; j } } o 4 ’ . j . , » 4 ’ 4? out . jsen rar ~ _* 7 i. } ' z ar bry n a ion | Row good ana reasonahie. tic i’ Is _ i) ‘ sls }? , ww , =? i aATiG : : por - r r 4 MOTI : mt =e : ithe. . oa “VS ae 5 ERS ' 4 } , boat ‘ ; yix ] trees ttt I ‘3 | right tiie ’ nther’s mantre : ; ns f : ni pie ’ er Ro heae ’ : : ncessio , scat e S514 S. ‘ Als : HAER - : Here { Tay New fine dunga iow home > res " Daa y lew: oe eo iheights Residence shiru? Thay a, j oa - masts ’ ist , — . ig initiation , a . RRY a OL aE. . ‘poe xa ang Me uy oravements let 4021275 Bin Rex nes niaLry se Sein > CRAVENSRRENNER REALTY CO. = — | Eee Ft - Bi 5 em ee ea: =| ~ ’ roo « . , , - - ‘aesnuasthonpoanti v } VU ve _ Sid: ae aa | SOU TH AMP TON es Yire~ : ONLY e735) CAS MISSISSIPPI : bya . | ) sine ss ars ain CHEAP INV ESTMENT ay RES 0 satay. - — 938 aig terry ae tw | 32° Nottingha:r =e i ean che “a : = 4 ae a tenia a ; | , _ st corner Proadway and M eo — $1800—PrRICE $25,000 -_ best appointments: lot 50x128; inree irs ae A ‘es ; . ‘ Oe A th 50x12 ; - movement ‘ J X J | 3 : - } 1S S row f A . 4\/ « - I la We } ; ‘ores ni Te ae “ ab 2 ~ ts I? we 2 : . . aiteed : ue? near Urand ret fewor Orove Park. . i Yas tani ide *. ren! > »f ice 40a j =r bungalo* _ at , - ; Wi hea re: -§ eo ~ om taitiy } , — 2 va 4 as. Rent $125 per 1 nt Pri r, neael. ten cae ; ba : * * HAWTHORNE 1ow. SEL on 1a - ate? " lot “Mow 1 OC ¥ : - er)? : 7 : yy : ? ™ : . m rr ; . : , ri a ~~ od BRT STB [ . A : a ‘ : ; ‘ ha a xs tern . i. ‘ . Wine. , ‘na-built medern . i vata — 7 2 923: ithe: »-% Dut -_ : ete rs 4 , ) , ‘ a ) ae id pp me ve bi J MHULTE R. E. : me. gotgeous d *s with finest fixturcs A T-ROOM Hol +. ha eae 2407 N. Brot ’ Al Tr } R E P. \IR AND GARAGs a as aril gy 8 heating Seem | ot and G7xx Mich n, two fur: » | Smit , ie : . . ; oan : ae a . ‘> ond ¥ a ia rick garage opening on side etree gas, chick en » come sOet| > terns ere ee. F276) “ 7? > 4 R : > p PP MoUes a “ i AL i ' . » Wel si3% a1 ; Sra Ton SPRING AND N. M ARKET , isth - nd Wit : rnel! iF af 3146 GEYER AVY MISSOURI LOAN CORPORA TIA . (I EENS AV. NEW 6-ROrM NM nde jive. R ; . NGS ] : 4 ee. , Q NEW LISTING | | Sst ~~ . LF «act... Rank of Commerre BE, - _ ~— — a utanaal hea’ siate een nes: ; oe raragce Keseiiene ste BAKGAIN lS... as wwereerc « ey ; u — -? S1 Lata tim ; & ran . ~~ : TR r : . ’ . » ™ . baal ; ted: y . “ } : ' . ' i j | : Y FR : , , + ‘ a axe, will seil w Lb W iiheut rul- “7 ; ~. he : aad . pve . n i2Av “ LsT PINE ; : : - ee wo —_ ' eat ’ ’ ) . rae Southwest a mncere : ANDERSON .gT UX AS .. Sos : ; , wee? fifty , ae. " F, : | : ; ° . me : -- ' : . ’ * «| * r t 9 = Bake Fe Ss Atte ntion 4555 M. — 318 08 ches it cee see wae abet ea rner will sho: | ae 44 \ | ‘autifi me For Sale VALTER JONES R, FE. CO., 6 aut | GARERY—and ae agra gy Se RN = si - ae s tial 32-reom medern homes t} \ ERA vi Ei . “ya 2A Ken ilies a . . . \s — nes oo : are : al , a i ; eee a et, a ‘ ; : | . . THA ™M ; ae | I rh AMF rON BR AKERY i at fr : : se sun parior. ete. ; garage home of Tt ns 1 att me ; earn Ms tm Lom , - Ee . - et . eg a eats ; rer: [IN bi first } rt’ + iM . a splendid bee salt A501 VICTOR ’s OP. 619 Cesetm RINK E019 Chests el ; : ~ . ees As hes. 8 60 - Opposite tow er Grove Park co | r_ brick cottage; 5 : es. PD HOME FPR ds # 5850 DeGIVERV] 6 AYN. we F ee ae 3027 N. Taylor, 10 rooms, furna BOG aatiiienar:” umn Meee Genie dena — iat sil se. har@ fiease and EE ane wit chew. S158 kre | trie ne nn ee OO cera pi = Rhy eoha elem: a gage ia ae LL BIG TRU ST 1223_N. Tas woms, furnace : a - ” Lo e. : {3x15 3 ,? + Ge ee , . An - -RS Toh Oe : _ 2 loc roots mh tear. &! . nOGer! ibe TORE | 7 tTY—+475 RE nm ! lass repair a Pao - : fe: a4 - . “tn ene Ge . , , 7 , “SON By ORE: roer Dton ed Osceol: ‘wo uDstair : f = cal ice $5008, & age «ay four fiate. 4 ge “Arena: ee es ainted, fire Ad ‘ = - & RE yy re ' ody : reat, ~ Dat - : B PROPERTY—Built nd .gre stores j-reom flat ®; price 31 BO. J. 3 i ee en Tnaees; RaW electrin; $11.600, . ’ a? , 9 ; ats ; . Ty e : 4 ; ; — ks ~~ " —: - : . | ¥ , 4 ers Tot et , } be . ‘ 3 | rm » , " 3 ; ’ | . - — : i - - Tf he . ; has . | . ae tod 7 — = . ih . oe ——— rei — gp nw ages for ease” : es ~r9h MODERN $1950 ‘ ~ 9 . t 3 na 7 ay pe 5 DW. AT RD ¥. B ARE W E LL L qua | . ¥ ar of re ice sche SToO Rey, om i Tee: On . | is 4 xy - SF E¢ | LATIV E " on rurag | eee °] ED REALTY Cco.. 4 "510 Uta want : ,estmer 5) Te ~ 69 Irwo HE Mi MEL at ANN-SPAC *KLER t ae | — es ane HOME NEAR } K CHURC! XX CL LN DE T L. — eee — PONG 140 feet front. co! 4 11,3 D ‘Gravois-Morganford Grand “BUSINESS FRONTAGE ON | DEL ps0 2300.94.04. os. 10 Giece, 190O= 4 e Mar 10-reom oe nig waa Li? i 44xx I rricity, f re S pie Lis 14 16 18-2 22 N. 123th. : 3 tt «= ft. " far : ) | aa ‘6 r Sale at Oar! crane Wanaaysaetes2 See SS MIS Ir Ls AY SS RPORA TION, : y 3438 MeKKEAN AV. FO W054 Forest, Av. RX \LBERT WENZLICK, 1010 Crf@tnut__ throughou! > for 3 cars; lot 150% , SANT FACTORING PLANT — Eataniaped:| STON’ ran? "ot "Sura of admission and | Oitve 9200 or Cabany 2211. 21% 3 7aNamy at are a ts o , : ; A Li - ca 4 On Lar ay ; — welling; in sf con he gurage 50 S¥l4 DELMAR BL. a .— TY OC & baie tenendable territor will exchange © f part u Diy . CE , OTTEN A! S501 “¢ “ATES av. sae 406. Steen 13 ose an4 PL Re Am Ra BM MERE IRE CREE QIFERRR eee six 3-room Cats. : A rae c " 4” “? Jn yi ws . { } R \ > ] X Z, KE | | > I ( t [ R t ‘ se. 5s _ - 7 —— . - . oe 9 ae t 4 : " . eo « —" ‘ : ; WV a bes = for eA le " won derf ul ; e~% estnent * 3 store brick — e ogg om | : 1S TRUS 15 Delmar bi. _ 9 P ERSHING “19 CTIFSTNIOT } va antart wrig a Sr eer 7 usiness building on Deimar Dbi., oe. pola 2 stores. 43x120 feet “3838 c ASTL EM AN AV ¥, xt mG N. 315 Wainwright Bldg NEW 8-ROOM HOME IMITS (19 CHEST N| 5 - New Fa tory * | STORE—And double Sroom jist: Virginia | “™ —— > var he on — @8§»>136 rs , : room house. 205 Beautiful ' . ", el ' , i “oy rs. = | ow ~ Pris . nis ; “ . a ~ : re ot had : . 2 +H, “e al pt : ti om ss 3 ; — it $$ . _ = = a Q . wes at Ta reni \ |] - :uj eA. : \il_MerT TERRY ’ tic Pastis Ps Dtaa | ' , ' wate WoOed 3. us . .* ’ i vt : " . . ‘ ‘ . vse S — . ; aioe ; : « 1 tea) ‘eet >t ht) ae 2 , aaare 4 ’ [2 - 7s r : ‘ r set ; : ° : — . extra welj-bulil aT , : : i swim re i*y nie 54 t “9 “Tin ; 4 ad “rig © - ou ~ — * 4 va an : ' ur om | a eipmtag e er B & G. B. BULIOCK. _, - | make idee fice idin f OR OL IVE AND BO E os i NV Ie sf ME NTS 8-Rm. Modern Residence, $6501) Seo ll SS -— aeons ‘gPimnntampeeaed Sew inte storaxe close , 3 ree |! : t 50180; priced to se . “ : ee a - oh payment; want | ost te en ro ont eee az , can " ; : “4 ‘ 4 oO . ; ” a : - : F . P , ©} n a9 % “ ) ? " 7 t g , P : WASHING TO OF snepecti« iternoon. S54 : 0 tert : ~ * Eamonn - ; an aston . sffice. Tower Grove Heights Residence i he oo : we, ASHING] “ AV | cana dteieateaeleeae are a ———— 7 ANTHONY SCHMITT BR. J - ly $ ‘See 3412 Gr a ) ‘ ; inde atebe aa . ‘ 1. ‘ . * ry niene ' 4 . ~ ) - : > , é . : . ; : : _ ee i) $s ay =. . 4 ° , > ; 4 = “s P 7. thie fur mt geht a in one of th t residential sections, We — s ; a ar oat Ri sedate Dw el] ? Tiaras 919 ° E ST _ IC iN . ! . : a ~ ) : Fe 2 bow 2 myth hoe ™ rner i? Ti Aree storage space and § i ee oe er oat aad a 6649 WASHINGTON PRI ‘BD TO tor 1 flat; also rear . - : v« ee > r 4 ‘ si aii “ ; “nm j , ai ee : ; ki m 24 i - é ( Hut TE uc AN. ay ‘ "ONNEM ‘ 7 i¢ [ l . : . , 1 . . ‘ “ ‘ " “ hy ° Fil ~~ ‘ j = j | ; : ‘“ my “ sone, tl beth. f nace ) age ~ REA ; Gem je ' 4616 PERSHING ~ . . ; ;, , . - . a : So th “| le Le “len . » yw) Y te * ‘ . th YY ~s riences Hust ‘se ; ‘ . Pt $15.000 : , . aa ' 7 - ° pe : 1s Waites +: ‘ ¥ i “a =n 4 sid e, be wath. with ; ie ener has : rear Rat repent ! . , 1O> , 4 FR. G ie ' a AN BU 7 DING § j8 _ ree ne o ea god : " ' : ¢ : ' aaliaalt : 1" "WRT ENT 10eG GEYER AY : DELS Michigan near Tafayo gy ny cn i rage oe. ane an de | | me : + te Be i a ardtwo CASS AV. INVESTMENT onta ore and 4 rooms strst) S.E. Cor. Delmar & Vandeventes | a . a , . . —— - . ; Shale 2 : nm } » Tif ] ‘Ime | esei ‘ ; ‘ : . >| ci A ent ai ai ‘ a... * rth ous . : as sriler es - (EFARDON. O11 Chestnut sf. A EST A aL. iby . ». i AM , Matemens a cn 964 part WE ASHING TON AN. cnek dak bails ent condition: gn - — 4 PE ao ° machines a0) br ion bs 4150 OLIVE » ~O8465 RL SSEI 83 J oted — ™ an . = cn S| 55 ates. | oms, modern ‘ L —————— =e —4 | Gaces ee Se ae _ , M. SCHMITZ R. EB. CO. 1004 Chestnut. | Leng-established oeation. new ¥ 7 a * - oe erseon . , a ain : fe: , 4 , aoe ror | m x : ’ a’ ‘ i T » --— -— oo = oe - - - ae , rOR AL. E oR “LEASE “i RRIS AA ‘fg . ‘ S20 Chests rage. PHILI? ii, = | att i. = | : } Ss ROOMS 106-4 KINGS BU RY “4ST JR Y B R IC K BU IL DING VALt ‘BLE Bt SINESS PROPERTY . - a co _ shh We mewrte@he ie e 4555 : 2 ~ EIGHT-KOOM RESIDENCE _ fast room, double ee. 8 | WATER HEAT - | # . pas in have 35.000 n , his IMPROVED PROP'TY FOR mater . ; ube -. . areneneemnemnteetil , . ‘ rer) =e Oi.~ « . m1 ~+# , | me — : —— | Good Buildings—Fine Investment. 3455 5 JEFFERSON * | : 1: 293 \ It Tt MR ST vo ; ae i de : Tain OONn per 36 W E STMINST ER PI ACE wpe er i ae ‘. Ow Price f P. Quie Sala. eof Potoma age store and five North Side singie flat. * and s’ aA two-story htt . roon t Sv 5 Oh : ot eg : ORRIS AACH R. CO., 826 Chestnut || roon bath above: garage, et ce owe | .. 4 and ote adminsen by cai RESID 5 ' -- lee” .e a tal _~ MH. $5 =. ~ s tor further particulars. : Three W eat tat moders ¢oudie rT wer _ ~~ a a in the iamemee ulate Comeeplion Darieh a , mange : os nitude manana . : ; rosie , STORE ~ > Broadway: 4 reom 08. F KMANN RR. E. (0 fate. 5 and 4 reomm. .. e — “- ral boeitafiing. i a‘ BOK HRN SiT a wean Bids weap ’ : , j } : \| \ » | |: \ \ : ; - A _ : ne ’ s Kiln 7 9 emo ry : —e - ‘or J5oal1 50 ren: . : _ : eT 6. 4 hestnot Dewnte®n tenement and 2 Sea we ’ s. are 5 am aidemed = ; , ER « ans 4 . ' ' ecor wiing fur 350-07 Wat an, [Wo +-rm. heuwe >. Sf pr 435 . Re oes n4d medern stere . 2 —— a, 3904 “BOTAN iC AL bath. dern. « : : | . *% or ‘~emdence, replete wit! e Ste ee | 9 — garage s 1E > + J WANSTRATH Tiz%s | 1 s. W. (or. 10th and Park Avs. “4 ’ cae ae 3 | F tntdi Rn A“ residence, furnace fixtureer | | Ps — " - Bards o*- Water : om | od - a . . STORE—iS822 NM. Grand; with Rr abeve Business corner; 3 stares and 12 frets; _ = ) copper ; imitediale powmes. . . co , ~~~ “- ot 350x178 on ne r full particul array : ° King’ -_ hot-water heat; in fine condition Per ren te sbeut Stun0 ver 2-30 ta 5. reemes. eat 4. ‘on te ee and ” «¢ way ir garage r.. ~potnt ment . —_— pay Ar rte et LG partics ss. se pe. wil sel on easy tor a we £10 Title Guaranty ace } | eo iN 3S. BLAK! BRENNER REALTY 3°35 Th A 5.300 | MeCRADY, & O8 ERMEYER. 5179 Easton, gINGER KLEIN REALTY CO., Bids. cast terme Uke reat. . 815 Chestnut ate 723 Chestaut, Suite “42. > S19 Cheatnat. Olive 157. ' Ferest 3196, Delmar S60L. Olive

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SUNDAY, if | A [ARCH 11, 1988. | SUNDAY ‘ PROP'TY FOR SALE ieee ee CL OOF ARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real. Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. aT. LOUD oB > me inter Al TCH. a ————— IMPROVED PROP'TY FOR SALE) IMPROVED PROP’TY FOR SALE | IMPROV | : . |) GREULICH |. Hemnetnann Tr onunter | FARMS AND FARM LANDS FARMS AND FARM LANDS |,,3tss,s7sTe—courrm RIVER FRONT HOM BF he. with esemeijl | - - > | ‘ . Sp ck] 7 i | } ( rr . This week We Fotu wells hiverson av.,. to au ‘ C I Re de J Q, I 'L ORISS SAN | AND U N ION FARMS WANTED Floria : ; ac awe on Mise ae pre! : , reer CC ae Jigbert and Annie Vohewinkel, and 11° a iE SIDE Ne CES. COLFAX wa50 DELMAR 2581 a : LAN 7 —\\ ant - o * a . = ‘a : Missouri _Missour! oer ae a Missour' Y w . landing. ¥. Jobn aY to 140 hari Kank, for the " ° z . HAt 4 Vv. ExT NG ALOW NORTHW FAT '.7.“ en f) Kr” red ag OS ow ane . : . 4 fri - M A “Bld z ° Pont ns tte? Phone j Realty and Investment ( OF d . . lot 29 i 8, AGES AND FLATS ———— eth nas A MERE vaviile, $20 down nor : ome ae . ve everything in real estate. Writ dies tan ae on , " GREULICH’S NEW BUNG ALOWS Sumpes SuOUU, ~OX1g 9905 Alcott, 4 conan see bath, gas, LARGE rAKMS merc hand iss | ayn ‘8; «8b Crojp~ vay" Int vie A, , ‘> ’ a R.. = J oor St. Clete = um _—— NEW LOCATION, a -‘ll BALDWIN , electric; lot 3Ox12 euvenent Shoes, clothing, | 580. Post-Dis. _: tele i. Jack : ' , Pha ' » £ ' MATIUK WILSON REALTY (O.. . © 4 P “4 -“Srory prick cott : , : - , to one li ne; te , = ao « vy amphi ah SEI. L Y rt a . ~ Pa — : " - , " . ys Kirk©® 7 ! m av. Of00 block: wes Uni age Cu) nin our | 55° — ‘ts $5,300 . OUR FARM? . oN po = ae of "Fi rissant a‘ fron eat of Un — rooms and ai oe price 32000, -8 Alco bath, gas, erin rit) ary ; ast and north tw. “we , Vey r per , : a - ONE OF ‘FR SPRCTAL RARCAINS REAI. ESTATE—OTHER cities feu Mar) > Orphan Hom: streets made. ewe ' whe 10 OE. L. M AR RYT, reg ie, u t? O8ets, f uit ‘ ; — now ne + | . niess sule rhe Ch - ae z ° ” . : n ar: ™ ' " an : . . ‘ : Th. ond Y, res. hy thes 'Y seal cst Atak. —~ Madison, ii! Oth ene eo be bungalows; tile baths gas. pri Mm bath and furnace; ~ \rlingt “ vs éhic ~VU cee wed0Z KERK =.” : wth sf ~My ee Fac at wiil mt trie | } nan , “w nettle or tWOO be ; ss ” ab- oe = $-rom rf Pri a0 t, built-in ma | ‘ — eee elec th g - , . &! ; ’ in ey o the rofit le @ate t ss - , ' - — ne wen iand; 2 ifs ! ungalow “ - ' bas » — t "] ” | —1y,) FARMS FOR RENT i Af . ; q - ¢ ; . ae on ex, , rie houses ail eornplere’y ; minor ‘ hanges can s° ri ga S5500 ’ ’ “ &: : le =F a ~~ A R ” 1Haa acre »- room house ; railes - . , tang - “ - rm . - : . I ; \{ — : ’ . . . , be: : ’ “ : ” ‘i ; : ae senesemnae ~~ : My ul your personal idees ig | ‘ * 4 “! : a ‘ a : © 204) @ity S100 ©119. Car > oe On, } ount i lan, :. } anew “ ; bunegnion is : acres ; » 4 , vT ZK Vater, ehiire biock. #t : . i : | ‘ ‘ ‘ - " ‘ ’ de = - | see . ’ i} v af >i? ‘ es y = . v* . . , mt ’ ° . . 5 ’ “ae iT Ons 5 Tre iff 4 = AR K TlLOME. '} : . ny’ , if er “rs bat) - ; i ie . . ne ‘ } ARM— 7; weres ol sy y, , : , a hi ms . ‘ : “oOo hiles from good little colleg . : i e. Pe. | : @ Sfl5 Jennings rd. j st... fine. modern, x. price $7500 alt, er g0) . lot 26x139 ‘ 8. as. tle ric. basen it. 1713 Papin J ' tait ; ‘ . : } m my WO } R #2 Price S100. na hardwood floors, marble anu CAE et : E500 dow uation: street “ARM—40 em rae 7 | terms. Bo 395. Post-Dispatch ‘; balan time. Bok 93, Ironton, | 28 \ nore acres ) water heat, double Karake. Nine-: thy AN | 4907 oily rw ee Oe ne , yey gu. , ae ts ¥. ” ‘ ae -yinonde 64 jsOming he "Bae tes SO ios = ~ AK dy + ees) : “ favil city; will Racrifice: , se@ us P . on | ras re rith aps /V0THS, math, ; . l: } > ai ; AB OX ‘ ‘ i Th Ser ; ‘ido M ; i. ‘ ; : ‘r . na furthe pat _ wCeption li, fur eat . , ‘ric basement, > r rent ir wis f ? _ = Na polls for fre as was , ‘oO; 38 ores itt w Must Sell er A Hine “ { oni alin y and fur ‘her partic ulares re: Sox): price . —s 3 ri price 3, ; $450 cash Fish — ' ' ’ nT npreved road 3 P : -' ' i : = v0 Kast: n ier , U ' ’ ie. Get mot 1 oe —ahepasmeeante _—: nod re nting roperty;: make us y r ace ri ‘arage f elie 7 ' ' t corner Se eond | ae aie vn ae a OF twee gt yO, macivines, at.d ae oie fleors, . ox M214. Post. | . . (Wo } iin “al ” —— se: : n Sere : . lt : ‘ p ' - 2 ¥ ; Ui “ice , —_ ‘Ol 90x] “v 45°5 iLMerson "OO ‘ ai ‘ent, good SU-acre liinois f; ; ™s : ease ‘ e TIO Ly per vr oy ’ ————- bate aa mm. : : > re oot aoe, isme Ng = ése fun. ains sprinkling 2123- ; 4 tamily 3 reoms f ‘LOW AV \ + Bal +, DS. as , end Meagow, cha} 40) pe! m + A ance timber: house, , - : cn, “agate. tae a . : : \- ; ’ iy each; low y terms; call at of- : ~ 7 : ‘ . ce with bath and recep. ‘an ‘ . gy » 9 . ] . a nid ‘OI v ‘ ‘ , : en’ , at ful ‘acl n" miver 9900: S400) eee . ; , pall - diaplay. ste dail ly. b0c Sun artic . 4ii, Turha: heat » , , Y 2 i . . tia Uaranty dg . fete. — oS PAs § , ‘ sazice terms; woul onsider ood nt . ’ , ‘ fice for par ; rice €7 atage; lot 288x129: ee ali! a bath, gaa, ; v 6 , ay. ' : aa . K » $4500, a: ~ or mere days. Ic line discount. BA I iA dh fol . GOOD tL. SVE ST MENT BARGAIN. © POU ety anhary. into basemen?, AKM— t or gale: 3 ‘res. halt a ; an as — see owner. 4262A \ Vase | bh ; - ; om 7 ° ° ; fs ens : ote ‘ . , ; 4 } i ~ } ranges = : a) . ' : t la r : cee at Once 1415- 14°5 t’ ai rr et = T*'o double fiats aa . = AN ™ . be iurna: ©€ ANC . ‘ . ; nin 2nd hy ; p : m y . OL m~ i} 7 a hace farme for sale and ex it. - , 7 ‘ . _ . ae " ~ . =i : bal ‘ 2 & ‘ - ‘ ia ie . ; . - , it e i 4 — : . ‘ . . ’ A¢ it 5 . ‘ } ’ ’ 2 oa be " " ’ > ) ' a eeepests ; cg ere on “ - a rex 7 " ROx1Y ay Vieve. rooms and bath ; an ss re jland and nadine Louis. at the right peice 9 bmg - nee ate ) J ERK! 1 p LOANS ON REAL E ATE 9 i ‘ su at : a . . . 7 d s . aligns ; . , *> " : ee " : ° innit or } ’ ; -_ "7 , ain . ‘-" - > -— - - —— = ing POLBLE FLAT BARGAIN ier . 4 : e- _— i dD J 2; m . ; os . LVig arm or Se m orl ste- . we ‘ saP| ‘vy OF eXchange; guaranteed as repre ee is . ‘RE RT wtil buy eeond deea cf trust. r? ‘+ » : ’ , ° . ‘ it . SS . l hs “il + 4 . , AJ = : a » t- od ; > . condition and rent neg neighborhood - 4054 I, ABADIE . . FARM—S100 | ‘ years le: »* ee 200 Easton a: ' pington. Mo al se we amin property; will sacrifice for : : FA . a ou acres, on the Kehre Mille road. ae aK S16 000 to invest quick on y 7 7" . ‘ECT ae ~Op\ior . anda “Wing roon a -¢ COW, balane mor ; about , miles north of Clayton road = ore ané t property: good netah- : TWO- F A MII FLA b—RHRED | ( ED. rage; ior 28 rice d sewing tis, aa r n : is . - pa . Bee UVe@ nents ity dial . es ‘ 7 ‘ARM— . fi ee ‘ : m cortt » on ” re : chicken houses Kno ‘hy a8 Aurel sud‘ wig farin; price S1A du borho6d Give mil «de tai Rox R.A . is “Business Property 4023 Gia asgow a’ , Uubdastantially bullt ena eae *Mihace , nde & eon ‘Mard, ever’ ood KO-aecr: 4 sors bashes arg: | Ye D.. Pac! r one: t@risis. M. Haefele Gd., S68o00 WEGENER, Agt., S7U0A MONE : Tr) LOAN—§500- to $2000. “ou eee {4 jlarg: Ww ‘ ¥,: “00T)) } , + - j | ' j o. \ Pi4 " if ) ’ » ade se ) ‘7 EL ri - ; } les ut © . ih. : Le rr) fa ren ie’ z s | : :) s "7 ed! - : » HER . 4 ATI a1 ly be con: eae” tt ape ceettrs We hui. ea low * ag Po? Plaga d 19 ee New , land os " ; 4 4 ee - ‘) Thin MORTON & (% Title , rARM a : a 9 ; aa i Sa i; us of truat; private party. Mok C : C ON = gp lew y eit a Seat; own- mate sieep! ore! team 4 ‘" aaa ; ath rt ie c: i . ist [ Fe | ; | | “§ 1 Mtl YS line - ae , 0. I Sie~—ll7 acres wel! mproved valley M 109, I ort. Diapatelh : fice ,OFr Lic Sale: ‘ ae My “Ps Z ta! i} if. rive 4 . _—_e E “wifi Tr r ‘ . ' ; ‘ oe) ' herr . : - ‘ miles m Iithw est re a : , 4 ; — —— ~ “te o ie Wiscon Sit). ) -. ‘ rner; Joubi: . = Sa mr} a e: make an side arive: ‘ "33x 130 tyr ws $10 500 7 LP eT? ; u} ‘ : : “ ft. ‘ | kr A Mi Ha e} - ; 1 . - . = ' ; . oe ,' I f ; e on =) ah ; ; } : . on eras *) read : *t) ni. eM om, $15 MONEY reo LOAN—S$°500 €°000 to lean Pe meat MAINet over a MODERN BUNGALOW ] ’ LOUISVILLE av. Ridews l alley made 3.25 month: cheap] ms Viens Bien . large => 7 ang ungaiow: 3 larg AM eh BB» + ‘ . j | . e = | a | . . ° . ‘ Fay “ . . - ii “at ‘ ’ rz ‘% e ; . 2} ris i} —. ‘ i - " a. : . " ~J — ; i ar ) ’ in a. "s , : = ‘ - ping Pf ath; fur- sleeping porch, bot he lot ‘ya .. oOx ; ‘ : ain : LC1 r ti is! rn | ce &° BE NSTE IN, t de . , water. street | MOUNEY TO LOAN—Jn improved ses) ce a Karage. ; ae at tate, in sume of SIO0U to $10,000 M.A ° } — 4 ad - . —_—_———— — ‘ ° tie hike , ‘ ’ , . > - ‘ . iad i - - ie 7 2 ‘ : » lence “1X rooms, ‘rins: S400 , = : : most! reek | om; rin — ou Suy, it > Tt lise. | ’ , - oo a ry *% mile nerth of 3: 8: | | . | ALLOCK. 1429" wont’! : i .. . and telephone. aaa a cae i a Ce ee KE ‘ A ND i | ATS iffice c Particular ( ' ‘ : ‘ , “satan ee . -- pp . ; 4 ad aC A ars. price $97 4). eo . nf vung with = la n , ‘ : o1oOn! zat’ . Pre Kanser (i nade: r) rd 2445 8S. Vandeventer; 6 stores FLAT SNAP. 220 MARCUS AV room and rea | ric, , bURB 205)» r e jand. nor ll Or ler ¢ , ort d- | FARM—40 ‘tm Biel es . : ; r, 6200 Waston ' Cu & Son Reaity Ce. SiG Chest ; , i t 3 and | room f! t 4th4k& “— Y he | T ‘ le ¢ 4 , ' , ; j H hHwoods, : | ~ - . . =e - 4 14° c* Fe. a ?wetnut " 13d 1 ; a ‘ ia 2 ‘ wee i - , . ‘ ri: ; ‘ ‘f j ‘ irs ; ' _ Ine a r a f “Wire ferns d: ‘ A “ ri ous ay y ; ey . / roo: 7} brick bungalos ive -U, eutral ot 4 ia etterson rrac hnojs ‘ : - Bs oOutodulicis gS 2 irvitl T : te Site . hes ‘ , ’ arge ba: Pruitt MONE} TO LAAN -$100 000. on 5 — , ! fruit; mproved y x ~~ ee vf " wy * » ; " " ny - ; ater - 1) THO) . ry electric: oe baseme nt: garage: try Lg od ' m4 ‘ } I ‘7 licruse f ; hy ro ' ; ; eZ itis : P : pied if * i I ! 4 , rit . > - ulidings, goo di . wheat, & acres meadow , by . WEGENE K, Ast., ‘37B6A et Louis — eetate. at lowest interes rent pent, with a i : iv condition: can he bought at the right pri , | ana furnusa ‘ach; S12.000 : ' . gp room vric res BY : ‘ -_ oom cottage yh lild- , RY HIRMENZ It ‘O., JOHN C GREUL ICH REALTY CO., 3 MARY LAND AY’. a a ent, ™ » ings, 5 or lede rd.. between | nn recently buil us Concrete der lays with tiff, ch pays a royal berger dvances on tenis, second desde of tue’ 5. 614 Chestnut. rn} ‘ Open Monday K evenings Gy! nad and Hebert pe “ 5 Bis of rick ~F a te 2 nit laundr ; : lee ; Pock ° ds.. & ’ to . Mm, yt or any etc. : j -) ane , f ne ‘ beg le: 4 re wil iY +, rs " on . NOE ee. 7” oe , JOHN ba BLAKE « Hhtea.. Sy we to%e a OMS, Dathi, ecepiion all, furmga , eeMa LsOsl rr ‘ , iiles 0 ‘ - St ‘ VOKING fine 7] uce : , 0 *h P Lou! S°RC : - : Nb . bs "7 - =. — waa AT a i s) an l4+ ‘also garage: lo! pI - ~O0 The k- « - omnes ng ee acre; one mile to wr . ; a a ’ . ees OS mm, fruit; bargain MONLY TO LOAN—If you want to , hits, A = iN . LON ~ Henry Hic apreer Realty Cc 0. aaa 934: zt, V ath, ge > Nig , taiil we hn wk. mle = and ha ¢ a “i ay +e, — dt ‘ 2560 per acre; term loan on your real estate. come and many Be BO22 NEOSGO AT. Call and see us a! we hese nice homes | Four-room frame L oy te Raho ' % asen — ™ 009 c ar —— tH r om; aS = eh tT? : ha \ AsO for iy g: o* . i s i t fruit trees. . ie rnd ra improvements, $1°. 000. either ba f, MONEY Te) LOAN on a Louls and Coun - : See eee taka say, on one floor: si: root pases, .,tleven-room residence, | bath, furnace atl LAND—0 acres small ; for anit to see this farm, free o , write | BPE , Spring ) $6200. D. CARRUTHERS, Agt., 3548 8./ ,‘tY real estate, tn sums to suit, ai the —_—, eee wwe to. ie test improvemer ‘hd ‘fini sh a ee 1h also gor ae r eix lachines: lot 45x rete f0u On. Cen h fuil nf rmet! ’ ada 7 ; aroline a Be ; . Post Lep: } a, lr ’ , BO., I (Grand lowest rates of interest and commas wm : i ii Ou Ol Se- 2d: price pent fy . ele Cc. ‘ > ; . : — . . . souiiinten ADTtien . . Oo railroa tke ’ ' ' ---— --- +> ~----- . v7 fon - +" ment: ly block Wast of : rav | , pri = ; ig ns Me : we _— fc Tr ™ i i'l IBER git I TE Deon 4) acre , — in : acres ; ‘ reg ans $1 809, “$500 ras) a é “4 lor . tins ~ F ARM- I’ty e truck farm: fy ult ” herr es. ( . x MIL TE \N BERGER, 14 N Rih wt. HE! H, A i | kN ’ | ION : ¥.. corner Vakland, south side ‘ores T bon well ! , Six rooms | sy Fc oms and bath, Bas. ra © apy yom a pik, R pos ae ‘Tile wll ta geen . ° e pears. Oo acres a F aves, owner, De Soto Mo teen, 5 room residenca: on Sappington : | oNEY TO ge FR $500, $1000, $1500, Park Ps . , tris . . - , Apnnileton. Worth 4 . 6 = ‘8, acres Darb: ¢ P ‘and ; \RM—_bo iin - ; . ne ‘ larracks rd surrounded bi hard surface | , 20 A $. 500, $3000, $400 $5000 and re n cultivation: 6-ro0m roads D. CARRUTHERS, 3548 S. Grand. | P gh ard. et lowest rate of eareet. oun ‘ ) rirg oct p e uundation and i 3108 ee ON ECR ST. 3129 ST. VINCENT t + Oe why u in BL peck : seen 4 " _— om Dee TIMRER LAND—-40 aceea at pte n; nt house: lentv wate ate ae MO | : i orn ts A ' , 7 , r hard ' , . ious COlLla eyring, well, cistern, | Agent _ REGAN RB. Be «y 702 Chest nut et. ethene ee ee ee a oe and Te Ake > NEE ere an ArraguRed rif Ideal home | very way); first-class enndi- Ter , , ; , ! , yeaa rin! re hutcher: ina ae : 7. ttic 7000 nace: lot 33'4°°x145: pric. "$60 00. ‘ae 2 rn : Se glans Site , —- ——— , > ' 3500 SIDNIDY aha POO! & JUx140: price mis’ ae 8 miles fran : ht Sas’ é, Net a1 | oa fetes RERT -NC: *K eatniut EA p IN \ KN’ r M EN ‘| —_— = ; 10-roo “ toed eesti ve ith the Ss : , ee. i slat’ Re M bo 4 R- £0 ie rms’ fertile i:len!} 1 ps . ‘AK ; 160 rea, 14. ! r uitive o wire- oe RE row Kk VAT K., 1O10 ae mmu p 7h Realtor, fox M 44 Poet Tle ; : ij : > . 4 ‘ ‘ rao n ‘ ly stg Tia) . ' oe ‘ . ’ © “ road } j route: TOO! , ’ — S , 7 . f . " - NT $4800—PRICE 825, best appointments: Jo DOx1 28: xood garage ie 7 id kitchen Pop troy - ett ogee - . sll geo ag: ll mp naustrial sencer ) cellar, well hard, large barn = tA leifard od 2 one with 62 acres, on Shac- | MONEY TO LOAN—Amounts $500 to $25 - “ > . . bea | I iW . . . eee | with ; , ‘ ‘ f ve + Be " 2 . ’ . "se, y Hy Sp ange iy 2 : ; : : Gr acres o patented Lar ' ‘ iver ' % . ow 7 ; , —— eiford rad one with acres, ine! uding | VOU to loan Out at 6 ber cent on good real ‘ . ' | om ’ ‘elsreead town F'o: trace, on bar, and 6-room house on Tesson estate securits will fommisrion rea- 208 ri ee near Grand und Tower Grove Pa) k:; $15.000_ :-. : met he ‘ undat erate sonata M.. for sal ‘ra Ww Wo stores und 14 flats; good « . bone HAW THORNE. a i os RaaGak Teo token tees : see: tatty ~ oe ws gpa have you% Adi _— a at writ ‘net maa . ob hihi ia! ae EK; I HEMKER ‘act. rs . 1h mACK RE. 824 (Che Nine-room. strong-built modern home: ° SSL, z Pup hee 3x1” rae Address W, E. Groom, Aiama- , ‘tliemen irector, Sta ' : — a 7 eR R bal’ act on bar, and 6-room house on Tesson| sonable: re — own funds and xive @n- : gormeous baths, with finest fixtur ‘ AR. built residen f te Ls, a Ree re Sa aes nee t. Oo Ite; " ae ee eee nestnul ; ; | _ Bt. Ann's and Natural Bridge rd | eWer in 48 RE P Lik AN | ) Cr. att AG pen. pom new water heating; deep | id large lot 14241 >> ~ On iy erase for ‘oS Te ; a “a ths, ; — as mn hor nt n - x1 ' r exchange, Lebanon, FARM—80 acres, 6-room ho use, Weil, cis A. JAY KU Hs. CO, 10th and “hestnut : rick garage openine on side . ates ae. 1.90) ', Bhs “t OUNnGBLION, Co} as me (U0: te light trade . ah . acres: ail in cultivation: splendid tern, ae good soi), not ato 7. OU “MONE Y Rom tks — * 3th and Witonel ' , a AL 9 : sn FS Deng a = OntED % + +45 °- oes , ~eGe- . MOony, « c NE May be secured under bh , rT . Je tal oe - oe : 3146 GEYER A; } _ bg ety deny? = wane Land si m i. ENAD L. LAN DI, ESS ME N! ip en . for pouitry or TA les city limite; aste roads; $100 per acre. Reserve System for an coos ane oy ne aa, f gee . , i : te ep. tg | & ‘ompt on and Longfellow h! : is ne- ° I . ii } ri i al Sto! sme OETA ‘ + ‘ : 3 900 Neearnut ef , 2 Op portunity sz You near rhete ing elty ‘ : re beg . Darn it¥Y improved or Terms my OF As HW Rr’ . 4 ’ or farm property. Ban ers’ eserve e- Pilvy, 4 is an 4 7 : roof. large front |” ein rear: | , $ Hi “4 IPod pers OH in! 2¥ mat, MAR! acre fe }ouse, barn. larg ae c BB: 2 0. SO acre tracts: only $10 : > pow : NEE RGE R 146 Re (olfax 1865W. 1636 McLaran. (c) posit Co, Lathrop Bidg.. Kansas City, Me . e . ‘ . net a ’ ‘ ) i ro! iT) rf rni« Va. . ' . Cr. : . en: ( , o's ns v) . “ : ; ; » af . , . ° . BMRINKOP. 619 Chestu.t +t neatly. sp ll gwarage: hot-water 2 cc aidenne Gah taih « . Mf. : ; 8 ity | : “ice S750 . és. i” time. Rich cla: 3 -. Sth rARM—49 acres. on west side Ball lane road _Home ) Of Moe, Denver, ¢ ‘ ‘ol, CT i 9 Moi ! SEVEN-ROOM HOME nace: lot 2. - price $4400. : ; Open Sund: to 4 Mo. , mii ig ence ‘ sw RT LAN tinge ere sree geet son Telegraph and Beck mile north of Manchester road: | MONEY TO IOAN = MES PL eee bg five rooms ana bath; lot 26xll8; pri: Drice { Cm}. * o : oe ER Jt ., ie bet " 1 to 638 che He GHON mS: bin aryiurne: Lo vig 4 . MILs Ag Mi 700. | purposes: good water supply; 1560 acres; —— . {e80) « iS (near © ineto Univer- | +e —_ Mm. MILTENRERGER ; , ’ ’ ‘ UNS I b TU estnut ao : are -or , uburbat a. she, Agt. eatni in cultivatio 50 acres | ) r ; “mt : sity); newly bui! / rooms ain sunrooy _ hot 4. SW | ; V Ta? > n> - _ "i ' : . eos Cae . . lox, 3 ; Request Rank , ainon” 5 10 chestnut = tim ber : : te e! a peat 4 ~y *. dalance and ; an money zy recond deeds of water heat: strictly moder tT ) : On e-storv ‘ Frys é sai ; iA s—- ige nis me ‘lv: ena > : + Gol NG FA ARM, 1¢ > F AK Mt -——fiea! hy hapt *" hot ne (bric k), 1: ™ 5 rye oe ar we iT quick sale. . ga rate of interest. ime (hroes. 00. ‘ ; us ie nn: lot 50x17 4 5: nS ion oy ACA - 100. sided ‘ , : | oe at . s ; L shut TOOLS - a ae . . . , - - ; “uitivated: ae dio! ne co eed Feat. ae al oe 4 est E SSex, Kirkwood, Mo , Ton Onwe :4 Central Nationa} mr VINCENT Av a M417 N TAYLOR A’ PEN Al) REALTY tile , — esi : nes e } . hf , churches, Cath c ‘bool, : oo 3 ’ ™ diicsiiieaate fe U9) | = 7 ; = a Se ee REE ieee : with ail - " tines " ict “ ; te : — GS . —, u , Room "On ‘ 7 bs ) rt) WwW Tl) i ; AT a 4 ij = ' i f e6: rr ¥; ‘ar f, rT one eel . es? 2 apni. ’ : street car line. in REAL ry ] OANS—V arious ‘sums. “a per cent, me ns. attie: THON = bath an ee “ Ree ring *LAT—Tn read 4319 cs t, ieee — ~ ete Ges Pade deooes tn ~ 30): tne , (; nonreside a owner ! ia é , Aree barn and oth Aonmiasion 1% ner cent Box Y¥-5. P .t ‘ ‘ '¢ . . v “pe ; : P , 7 ’ BC Ti ; ! ren >. iiere ‘ ad ogra - LCs res ible ns; might rent e 1} . is, 2 sports ‘ ae ee ee a Poe se -— [MAN HOME *5000 ( ke fn tillab at owe * ; Ha leet , _” teria ; see ~ 7 « exe hang? a1: 00 prings, lots of ANSWERS IN TWO HOURS hot-water > 1S] \ ? sf et ore mi Bl d Rm lige »o sr, ia _, paent ; : : . , rae : d | > j i Se OX ‘ i ' | | —~ balance ome . , . rit i g : ‘ «ft if isNy 4. I r*? j 4 . . ei ii. it ’ - 4 mr Z ; ose i'00Trs)§ through {ine-s i ric] ittage iinine t! - ere tion 4 iS & f , ' de} ' s ha’ ‘ . ' “ey : one “~*; _ . a ns Ww , _ - rent; no hawkin quick anaewe : parage T far lot: «412 =O) | wanes >= 130 a ’ ? rhe t L. .G NX H ARR ‘ . + y ty i tunis . - avin, I ve At ‘ — - “ ‘ ‘ bof “a\. ‘.?: rA ID] ‘ Aaj = j yr ; re rig . . BR UY REAI. } ‘¢), ‘ é N sth doing this; low ~ aad ges rege tata B. . ft cS i H EMMEL NNN! "ERT? : ; Be 7 yey what “ft ss! Bev none 5] P needed But ger b ne 7 - , ted -" ’ ‘ J HFALLO: re Yo uy, \ it rT free liet. Prope rey, -o! ¥ - ‘ and , mi "ANKSI— » CIORe estate $3 acres on Menz $100.000 eon hand Sree 1903 - we hi Al LAK : yi . auslar fe~yy) ‘ nN ee c 4 ] 4al4) wW oa re "(nt OUT 1 mie from Meratie: liiver JOHN A Ww ATKINS & : 72° Chestnut, . Southwest ate an we PUTIN Compact home mearlyv : Rk ‘ ir ri Tle ¢ 2 \ ( m e v' f BRAI YHTON *sa) ‘ ~ . : 3 and : ly modern: . —— mane ' a = . : . - : ; } ¢’ ee - wt ~s pore f.. 7 rs ba ore cna) and Sunse bya 400 fruit trees, chicker | hint nes 7 Pe é room frame howe Peart nee M¢ INE y TO. JOAN argzwe, deen lot: ; LAMIil¢ "a ’ ‘ ‘> . ‘ : wre ‘ ‘ ia ‘ ' ; ; Maponable prices, Inanect hy card: $15.000. 0: price $' naraain ! or 3 ' .- . 4388 McPHERSON. W 8 ria! ate gains =e sink 1. me ei ‘TOU | in? an Re org { “7 ‘ 4 : ~_—— . "AR M- nite ve ; 2: wel oo §-room mh. 2 “ns, CHICKEN F ARM—10 2 acres; fruit and ber SEE CYTRON 000 = Ginx Very fine! y bui! t Pater rn h ne? 1° i an Ss hers\ - 7” ; . st ; 4 at «> pie rooms. ' : 3 , ve pm " ! is 4 } 3 . ©3%! AT : na , : .* +. 7 . nove d a = _& te metavater heat LONG "ET Eton Br. ~~ wey ain iene 3 tai Ween; $060 ont Pol : 10 Acres W ith ‘51x Cattle ites é O\ “4 ' — Mrs. rn ders Biack River: a noted ream : tener ho on ftable. waram@e: all for $5 rT } balan — a : re eee ee Mules. hog 7" { a. ols imp] nts . n°) _ Mo ee oh ge ‘ a g and swimming: alas fine hunting JAS I) cf, AVP KSON, Kirkwood, Mo F R ° . xood {)-roo . ) E 4 ray . | ~ | | , ae Fs ap be ae inting | “4° __). # or , hardwood floors and hat nt A seal res o | CARANN E DISTRICT FL ATS ‘ } ly h ‘ f ry har "I va ; - ete. : ‘ : The. ,* ’ at pam hea homme le aunmneas good 4 . nde; § f e fF, ° a BU mer regort ony ( hile KEN RA vc —. in. a re, fruits sum - ; Real Estate Financing 60x150. quick DEE se ‘ . i a, st w ORTH $20.000 $14.500 FE AC in , oubts ers ‘ r ‘ cL cans . “7. - a i. —— ] ni +o ge rood water l acre fen: eo , signe ‘ 5 = 30 et S, $30 ie mer home near Meramec Ri er: 6 room _ 0 Tit ° Guaranty — Bidg _« 99) >* ; . : > e ’ \' : ii sta ‘ sl } ? : . 4 | , ney ~~ ‘ my oe NZ REALTY cO.. | 4915 to 4921 Maple; beautifi. flats; ‘arge | |% . r card of admission see gbie house, barn, poultr | “ Ba BB 0x 5, Ironton, Mo on a ring $1450 house, barn, outbutidings | WM 8. DROZD. A REA] ALTY CO. ’ iuft ‘ ‘ , ‘ : on oe } ror | : a is} , . 4 *} str ze 3 ’ — ; ° : . ‘ , : = . ae ore ve VV - ‘ ———— es _— se tea: ee. gg A allie sis ao. Saw mproved 200d J. WVY.. Agt., 810 Pheetnue 4006 CHOUTEAlT AY. ° , Money to loan ‘in sume te eult on &t, louie hestni _. Centr: I 3. rm n ni onal barg JOHN: 1 ' easy terms and pavnien bul : Vancted ‘ lored secrtrie f buys ng “he wy as t uke 4 ; U ta I, ie, i » ' . or implements HOME i . ‘ } ~ | . y ate i] — . ( ' KE RY & ON BEAL TIFt L ‘ Sr. lk ‘ORNI 4 BU) - - ow . . \ f if 3 ro ' , y. R . 4 = : ; ‘ , ‘ hg rm “af ly , - j ' ‘ —r i ty ~~ , : - . * ° 60 : aul , tlva > homes HIL DFEBRRA NDT REAL L ST ATL mu a an al ertate. lowenrt _prie ef tet oe Sy err - , VEALERS ae REAL ESTATE. £1000 REDUCTION IN pR Inch. Sg , ne 0 dar . - . 3 oe j ues ooh ac “ee rritie m K an EO, j Velley Park Mo. MONEY TO LOAN on real ° tate; | ; . >} “Ss . ae te ry) : : rt — li ~ > =; P| ‘ t & .f ; . } . aes Au ’ { jn} eh. : ; re nas > o> ' : : ; ov the fo) low | ng ola ae > + P ee Sano -6-} ; Paar j I wo . » Ss: 500 : at stodtinita. ‘ ee . es “ ~ a Ale ai 7 i inproved. $30 per acre. a te > -s ' I pre. s “— ; sin ke. Mo. rs ‘ prompt attention. STRODTMAN & rin: ri ro i©S ot id iP’ OF | C Seis ’ ’ every } iprovement ; _ a, ) ye Me re, AOU) : I 1) i iP piements ¢ ’ 4) — = os - . : a —— . » ' nal ing write J ¢* Burton, St ; env e, / OTT ereon 3 arracsa o ‘ m) io ’ . ” . SSOCIATE {EALT : 2936. 38-40 w . “m alesinen on premise 0 0 Pp. m ; en. S ror mit, wecure lnde- yo 4 +g we one Biggs | -. x POULTRY FARM—10 acres: ce 6. STROD! MAN, 5607 North Broedway, }: 2 ; : . M adoison st.. +} good 3-roem om i : Orci. ry : . ePic P ré ’ ‘ i’ , rr ng eT SiMaii Li ~ . — _ : ‘ J -s acres: ni room | _ Ne: s and large stabie: vente $840 =riae | Boe Ys : rs sa = ' , ‘ oa ee . pend j : ' Bete ners + 2 . | L4; ¥ aT spat. , 7 P res. on Tele graph: half Mera- house and outbuildings: fruit no oe Water: - _ (oe) 08750 4 seen = 4 iif: , lan “S4 ~ On wie ee . ‘ ‘ . r ; i ’ 7 ' . A | |x Went f 54 ftv ; half } ] . new 6-room near st Low 8, PaKY terriis Box J 4, |’ DD, : ‘ SBC OND DE EZDs or TRUST. Be a Cook ave.. 4 and 6 room single flet: ~101.07 ] 4 se ve Maar 6 : Cattteneiin ™ 23 ” . _ - n an yd : oa red Binetiaie: . ee > +35 . . : “ ) “td he ia rgé barn : j Hilding pient , ROADIT IU SE—I deal buildings and Prade. | maxe or Alscount second deeds or Southeast mo Ces ' ra Seng rame:; 4 rooms moder 3°00 an s - Sempie, « ooms, ; Own: , ry ich trees, pears, re ountry : any vw)? , , , —. , ; ; a. adn memanteF road Yr. lL. Welt. Centaur, servic Agee! amount; terms reapunabie; prompt ormer o lannin a les RD ocean ly ES a eas '305- ; ut. sub ; ‘ Aov \we wti) oe, , , Soma — : ~ " neat, lent) ‘ : mounds MoO f Sores, 3 flate with bath “eh on see t — ber TPO Iale . ais ash 3a ont ? ' , . "2 . ahi 4 “OW acres, BU , QO! 11¢€) tis ciover . naire \ oid rn } ? . ~ -_ : : ae ARLE LOAN & INVES . . it ; ‘ ™ ,f«@e was te, is , , e _ . . o ° . at > ; ‘n eres tela: ;. Tth. 390: price $13,: ae 2th4 ui : Y , on Ws 1 road eres, sto de art ' in - BULO roacs, easy terms. Pred L. | STUBSSEL REALTY CO 3548 — ae 7 = flat sicker, st. Bod : and 4 room, bric TWO BRICK ¥I ATS—$3250 FIN r-BOOM HOME 8: 100 ASI >} pouty acnit | pp LenS CEREY 13% , new. wire: twa wood @-rogm houses, seijer. | ae | nee aaa sot "fl ' : , Ea on: | — Ol; In first-clags repair Will sell 1631 iath- bri “good ne eh rhood 1s noel al $s. } urs ' . vieudid , , ee re ‘So at hm em tii . “ a ' ar : tl pua? ["\WEMI ROVED 4.799 “MONE 5 oun .4 TC ad 2 S: gurus . CAIS rice $3000 4721 - e3 Evans av four flats. 4 and 5 , $590 Cash, balance like rent Ronn o ROVED FARMS | date period; be eu ee ou es i k 4 «a \veril es, ‘fi . Phone I iat ° a fine improvemente, on Rarretts desire to make * 9 * 4 ft r figur if you ; : aA ying invest: OF Terry & ata Ale at | handle, | : | 3 cLMA IN\ ESTMENT S quiel balance terms fret ra a vy barn, poultry house, - FARM—l] 'y miues from Fenton, Btock (rQQ\!'e er LESS yRONT 1Gk ON “es A £300- 04. 06. OR. 10 Ct GEO. N’ (* (Ww) Pp eR ROR Cr ae = , operate ; | ts nr I ‘gs a res r part ext a. ga 4 0) Sta re EDW. K. LOVE "REAL. TY. & ioan eom attac res yi ( N : yestnut « un e} >: art plements, cl] il © ' . > ee ee : a ’ , . ant tia: @ 112-14. 16-18-20.22 'N ag! apie! 35 ROUBLE ie farm! “py D cstee $500 CASH, BALANCE TERMS. | &4* Detatia and photo, page 41, Tih for city income. 1709 “N Grand (99) ‘KEN RANCH-—10 atres; 4-room frame 41 acres on Geyer rd.; 23 acres, fine im- CO.. 704 — a*. ° “ ; « l ew #tea > | stores ‘and 4 fla &. on rents $14 r he ‘és $i . 500: € as\ WE sry EK A LARGE L. IST OF “HO MES ' Arkansas_ near rh road wee iar ] \ junNnty by \ hs - 7” B Vave > De Soto. Mo ' vent 1 acres between” Allenton and Pa *ifle. SECOND AND "THIR DEEDS 7 . onrs 4 Vs ant st l. hed * Ta ‘ ‘ — 4 arate é - a eae @ ‘ Tr tT »s we t¢ . ~ p _ en e+ : ; ae Ars Bow ¥ 7. ar pen. 166.08" store and fl ats. 25'.. ae a ‘edhy oe 'S POCKETBOOK, vets =0-aer ry : tracts nez ne we } - Ab. = are PE ae ITY PROPER T ¥ Wtd.—200 acres, Jeffer- 158 acres at Flureka Yor on tthe Banking interest. pestnitit 1 Main 3046, Contrai ais Sorfogt 7 stores. 4 BEAUTIFU® HOME—A BARGAIN 10. N. COOPER, 808 Chestnut st. (*) ash and $10 per manth: _ stab. tclectome camaa coulee leuk’ beadel , ae eee b-room house; ‘arge| 215 acres at Pacific: $25 per acre. LOCIs. PIN pancial, es) . , 1815. ia =? x100 nt tase ree, at 4054 Rus 9 rooms; modern; big bar "423 S GARRINOW 3 —_ --——- - a aa : «sth . t vse hal oe buys thie 2 a Veli«, ner, R. 6 Fariningto lo wheat Of elawer and ; Air » *he 4B ge . heey fe «Acar, en: SHARES SE an VYARM BARGAINS J. W. BURIAN an le ‘4 W or) derful ae S10 . 1107-09 | Tiga? e+ _ o ‘ . ‘¢ % ’ ‘ Pre * ° | ary) ’ ““ ’ r° s 4 ’ ° ’ ' ’ . ‘ , ; » Has bri a ae rs ick Le Ol ahve oa> D a = “ arrang vs hepa ie Hanee } tari J res, 14 miles yton 4 horses, y, implements; , ; ‘ ar bh s reat Fis 1; ~ lidings —_ m : 152%, acres rr of K rkw ood 1490 feet n ores on first fieor, ol4 Pine & or 10 , ’ $ ~ _ tot VN L. Lai@, a $10 o o Ou ' 4 : - "Ww . } } ss] ) 14a) us f)) 7 re@asona! > ya ' , . p H ‘ o_o on Manche mt. 10 ‘ ym house nice 850 16 .. teau av; joans oe real estate; . | . Vv ee es - 4 ear? sth at ¢ _Olive 1548 lO Chestn: it ow “hee ; . md ; at} o stp aie * on 74 se , ."* . "hk j AND _ % ' | eeae.£ Sy nett rig oe 903-5 Sullivan and 3111-13 th 3131 LAC L E DE ' Vall k F bits ang eas: 2 hour ntdints 1 | four-famil} sooms and bath each: on he ey Pe small Cash pavin Social an . mae: gankhe ttn Wee atew teem ‘DIAN POL > ‘lorissant ‘aller Truek arm nde rful Opportunity Bee int hath each, with large stable and | Catenin ening gach. cor gis aret turnace, 8 ea oonditiena, ure the seas an fer age: euitable Yar country bawe: Lange tesco, country home; "30 alan ou ant Valley Truck F Money for Builders Bt ores 14 Ls Kasto m av.; 60x15 Pies , tal &7 sagtncay AF gi Tipectigg can woes ula a o Pe Se ! init ; ni. . . a , = - tock ber h make @ wpedisity of building loans st lea cemnn 5] e further inform PB ‘ i th : - ‘~-FIRST ‘ 7 a. ) t . ar , & wi ih ; ' | ” ee “eee Abia - DAR acres ‘ es . = wine . ° . , the "ent ratee Submit your pi ane sand DY ‘ERMEYER. 5170 Beator mi eee | _ | ding: 1 Carr and 1017-23. N. Twenty-es 4021 W EST BELLE far Bion tl ¢ Canadian > =i ao any = 400 Eas. y a a : B: Ae eee, © ee ) : Feioe , : : HiPER. ry ” hats "Fores! ; elmar §@0T. —" ome - , ee j PRARIe | r ’ ’ ; . i aon : ra ; Fo! ] : ei 4 i” : - : | 7 ‘ ‘ . ‘ * " . , ‘ @ = pope ll . 4) I A pit ‘ ai roveme: > ae ; rie . - ‘oe Te “1/ , — S26 _Shekey Be ere ty e | 2 =. 40 , SALE a i: sat tai a | ee = al Z : | ce 1 ins " et + Btermegy Be. to \ RM . i sal bi VARMS FOR SALE | Virginia 2/0 MON kK \ py? DVED PROP’TY FOR SALE | : "acs K Penrose Py . . S28 000: = ee a) = FERRY am FARMS WANTED | a ean eee rl ‘pat ne . faintty ne. fh Mone Si r fares tor TT have farine of a HESAPEAKE: & OHO RATLW FRANCISCUS: 6 GR AV OIS —$4150 A ~~, A hon yo gyal a? 2a ts PENROSE span roar O' | ’ | . THORS. M— 154 , : Mee ee pallies, * +a ote | REALTY COMPANY pom brick siding, & tenants; 30x«1” enirui AAS T Loan Correspondent wil . 722 Cheetnut st. he Vax a Pon 734 or | 7 | r te siggy | | “pe ~ ' i. , 0 Sasiately Ho mh. ¢ » A ' , 9 ei ' i4 a Prudential Insurance \ LE — | n a3 it 7413 N. NINTH ‘i. td he , ne Mo nt pobre ear. sis- . 7 3 Rox ¥-45. PD pone ) te ee od psn SO4 { HESTNU qT 3a 18, Be STOCK AND DAIRY FARM ' . i . | ‘4 Sone | ie (or $2750: erand for high-claae | Rixbt families of 3 Tome ames or Big R : | lc is offering thems lertiie iand MI — 1 0 ne ety bull ) take A OR oer | ue inca : : MONEY WANTED liegt edt FOR} “t, 4 an@ ee U Made: hn ee t Bevin | | ae : ‘-_J wef eee lee Si | , | nT 3, ae ina , STO ie : ‘ — 7 ag . ae | ' Mt. nan : 1 eer ore ~ Brome gy = anes —— i> oF | | tom UONEY Wid -daeee tr an seteaie’ Se —_ ,4and 4. oo, ma the - cotton it Thl Warm *e we | pt on these lands raK iy | sie : , hignwa 7 Rg | oe = FAT Pom Pie : « | L, $ ’ \ *Y i i 5 : a7, a = ‘ o . " . ; . , , . : 1. rk me : Z Hus, yY We re aren oS dec ren! @tate 3 rooma, . 4 ' * ' : ; . ” 9 snatuaian ’ ‘ » * . " 9 _ ty " J girs le ” it: a : \ ‘ ‘ , , ’ ; - Meta teh (es : — see * : : * : ’ ; . . . : . - ‘ ‘ ié, . - «4 :? ; ; : : . | . _ ’ ini modern doubie . | a ' over | ca , : ; , ; , 7 ; “" SETTLE A ) n* 4.52 — Bex 16 rooms | SEG 6800 Natural Bridge " a tes e en ears, 9 nt per enaun ) . gine Th fh iy! ge Oe ~- , , | ) weet d tenement and stores? ...-- = ne oc ' , nee, 3 ae ee Oe OB a howe . . taining 190 res Kid Looe ef S2080. 6 nat ton ’ ‘ 7} ; 2 . rH 3 ‘ , ‘ ‘ 7’ B, ; ; . nee 4 ‘ . ' €10 oof » er ih ‘* V ew rerth $4000 Cub. modern~store and b- ! er ihne er they , , : — lats,; Residences ~~ NTION! ordgs ' aon tert: : ie r noes wt} | \ vom rs ee @ aati g) CO its, Residences, Ol. DEALERS, ATTENT!I “pe : , , at nl “é the lead belt hs ~ , é we > | OT be a ian a '+s ; ' Ee - : im (Pvertencd, Bex R&R... Por further particujars see Foley, | ) .- rte ro ved - : ap « Bungalows, eget Nagy stp , ars = Florida 7 - ix dee % , a | : ‘ , ' Rad "s NHALLTT r co.. 732 Chestnut. i REAL Oo <i : ee : . - ranks = i ‘ ‘\ e — — - — ; , : ‘ , r es ma - . mn 2 | . ioe? — W506) cRSTON Bot | Cottages eiem, of tanks BOO per ves (DP —My 10 a ws. $18 , Suto. cei aie, : | v, free hone? an _ ¥ ‘ ; ‘ ' ’ : . -_. .. Bee ye, Meaty pete . : mers Pn rey a’ , ’ J i eunt Vv ; ? 4 . ; ; : : . ’ ; 4 so] 2 arvett ; ; . . ¢ ee, § rs Pa HP y * ad w ARR ss o ere ah, zo ee eet Sy os aide aes

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acne a SUNDA 10B post pispatcy =a- 600 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Pe rsonal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. — MARCH 11. 9 BUSINESS CHANCES BUSINESS CHANCES _BUSINESS roncaic OC, BUSINESS FOR SALE : _ BUSINESS FOR aS ES BUSINESS FOR§ EE —__— . i P Lt ait SHOE REPAIR SHOP— Ga , “= tet ler i ‘ : A Py A if rsa = ; 7 . aC TY = : a oe “e LLINERY . . ~e \ ’ 30 in- i | RS. ead ae ion — ee aes one ion or had Box, "B-391. _Post Dis.}; son leaving 26 HOME pe AONBY poet -smeoass neatogbe siblvare EEKE ~ ~—— --- ~ es — ~- — : = 2 ang SHOE REP Al Ri ‘own ‘ : : : , §F ’ ‘ ' bil : : : ” ? : eta ; - : —— _ = - — — So : . . " . » , y 7 . " . t , , : . = Ue + i - = " a . A’ >i . . . " 4 7 ~~ ~* s+ = : ’ ; . ; eee ” _ ee LEND ON REAL EST SP pci eat a es MAN PEACE, Geese oe Eee Tae aia ee ee |e FE onl } er = a —- “i $300. established > ot tne. od eh bb obandes ve tw : ’ 20 veare, a bh . : ESS PLACE—Suiu : tunity. | ¥-223. Posi-1 fal location, beautifull lected stock ar * (MGings. If . ae ual dn : baa 84 : iInuige &.. Set qua I ieee ‘Coe ~, oe. ' ENERAL MERCH iS] | , ' " rea dy - | spring rus! ; ‘ 4 . * é se : coe son : , ‘ - : : _ : ellent reputa- ° ys . ‘ } . : renewal of present loan. vou shoul e rm one SEs , | : : bn rooms u ished m . . ( a : : ; ; nae . | ys g ; vec , ; 4 — . . “J 7 ; ‘- -e ~ u . ry} . : : . . ) | ed ; ’ et’ AE a nal attention—low WO WYP WAS In Busine ’ j ‘ ; : Roel) i . ‘ ‘ ¢ 7 ‘ ou, - oS ie : ‘ ‘ ana ¢ | = ee | | : . S. . : i) 4 “7 | “ . = . ee ee ee ORE Nees NNR RNa Ant BNA! eran Mears eA ARE BLAINE TORRE NaI A ANE OOP IRS NUR ote: oma te ; Tt ’ “ - at Ma — ed cigar " “a " : " : " , , oo . xive ’ 4 : rt ; ‘3 ‘se’ g@ rank mi eS + ne FET. GPO: SAR eh a eth ne ae a ie ate 2 {SOM trates rex Br va day; *738 r 2 FANE tae ¥ ace Ole Re r 2 en mmm orn Le Na en +o aear ee Pert mis Skim) § $a0¢) a oe yt) $4 yi Sein w) Coo00 ‘ 2s ‘ a asia : ; - r = ry ; —- . . / : a j i w J ; ain - ; ; : Pome % Z . Jee candy store: 3708 Morgas od location: ef 4506 rea son. — Tom ~* ' "3 vy 4 ms w . P——Good — ocation: a work for 3 mea all year } Presse ae Oe apes Mean ite en First Deeds of Trust of males mana the a Sy fe | Diana . id Marat: | 0 for building and busin ‘ wick sale. make of >: with weed oan nee ‘So. Sa pies a . . . ’ " . ns bad : = . — Q oy _ —_ . — = r : 1 : = 7 o : arit \ ‘ £00) pon “ eS ee , ge Mus bearing 6% interest; certific PAKERII | a aes r for. sal Black a 3 SFECTION FEY st - pew nigger oa eS eee he 3 ee 8 of title and insurance Aapers a np.et :. Bm . suse of s @mall stc , ) | AS Sw ae > ‘ I-] t-] ‘ me : . ; as na eR gia a . : y , - ‘ ' Bow f2. , ast cos 4 —— : s =e ? the finest locatjens: 97500 8 Preadwey loan Ce. 6 _BU SINESS FOR SALE CE oFr 7 + ee oy MONEY LOANED—$23 mn = | eteaesiterem Morris Plan /- oe oe 2 : % \ ‘ rf) uit ; : > ; 1 ments, charges 8 tf ent discount . ' pong aay ad . at ' ' rade : : : ~ ae ee a - {01 onstrial Loan ¢ 714 tru . : an fork im . hay eect 12} i a | : os oe , : i for light house rie 900 | ASH OR MONEY TO LOaN—O r : if — = - . Psa, a At ‘TEs Ik BUS ner" nd dee! : 4 eurities ror fiden?’ ia! ii . Bits... Tth and ns ” BONS Saree we ent Nolan iy 2 te we a ira K. F J64 Juniata, Ce Cee on me 5 ie an Be) POO TI I RN ERAN AT IES gM Se RIB eh wha pee a - zy af _ 4 MINING ." EEN PILA EAD ETRE SL al Sich ea nS aig lh an se ae ee ‘g acy, Ce hd rs STOR ES—Chene REPAIR sO — Rargei: io TS “> ~ a ee , . ioe CP AIR SHA’ —Harget. te bad & “uPTe ti Or ee ses ‘ra Bite “a s¢

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me ile er Or ® A lp TN AI Te, II et ABR ae aE ph A ALLAAH N — ANNA SOO eS PORE, ETA AR SO ae aro eee 5 aainaanil ee BO? RR AOL, POMEL SEE TIS SA ONE SALEM IGE SP TOD IH F AtaeaRs 3 ee ee ee re a wee RO Me eos Th can eso. We a ai Gis th i ae PORLO Pe, Ee Sl Si oe a 9 as tr * o- 2 Pap scacngh Rpt ae st se eo apie? ie ea Hh RN ele Fi RD CO ROEM?” SINT PRE MR RAID 5 Je De > eR es RN ly ENE ay _— regan, A OER OES ee. BEN eee us a ” . . . TE Ske REE REE GER Et ET SEMANAS “REIN ERIE eB om NRE Cnr te a ACU erry ae ge TA ee ee er a nod ee ee Be ed ket oe or a A ay 2. Em 33 0 0 hep tele in ttneng Mtr epee Stet PE. eeepenet ea 61, Ce OS OP EEN Ae me ein apeieipe oer on eer re ard oe ; as ws ik peta INF ¢ : % ys ? 4, eee! . —_ 7B sar = eo Aes ARO Sa See Oil TR Rye PR RE RR A ta eg ‘ . x me ? x a ad a 2 eee ’ — eile Dad = gh eh - * . .” a a ~ ka 7 * Re on ee Se oe ee +h aS i a th eu bi — » 5) [9 z ~ : : ; 4oa) rk ®&T. LOTTS POST- DIisPaTCr - LL OO ———— _ RESORTS — LOST AND FOUND er "TAG E—For. a table fi 4 & Meramec [fe re ‘oerner ove 4 7 "REAGE see J¢ Large Valle [deal for Cl BUSINESS” eae C PERSONAL Personal howd line daily. 4%e lane. . ; agate. Lic line ‘ f ee toming Frexats 2ic¢ dati; Sun; out-of-town, daily 2sc B5e Tarce of mor: days. Giscou nt Fa ah SON A L—iInformat! wanted Tm te ve ’ . - = is in 7 1 aAe 7 we . are FRATERNAL NOTICES Masonic ox ee TLSGAN IDGE O 360, — Ss pe ; . 11. at ef eur lore. thence fo nes JA FEN LARRAI! RE ong. einen Ode! Fellows WANTED A iat COMING EVENTS HARI ASTLE is . ; . “ e ~ Pedigree not office, Mary Pine str: Laston ia Ty e's avenue Mississippi Va Main 24: Auto ane Travel Trips LAVEL bs au . Ke: 5 - ra fay €io er Ths » a ADOPTION “« SEALED PROPOSALS SPECIAL BOTICES NoTto >} ; i LOST and FOUN D | | BUSINES ‘4 erNDAT ‘67° ATIONS—MEN, Boys 325 MEN, WOME N, BOYS AND GIRLS are seeking employment—P UT THEM TO WORK! — sRICK LAY'G & TUCK KPOINT'G CARPENTERS BUILDERS, ELECTRIC WIRING. ETC. [8D HAULING STORAGE AND MOVING LANGAN @ IA) Le at . GAS PIPE CLEANERS ag ty eT alt STOVE REPAIRS ° — — _ _—_—_— -— rr. : - * en eres eet i A BRAUER SUPPLY CO. ~ "ote re 3 3i MIRRORS—PICTURE Bada a4 RS res ~~) ee, MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES i PAINTING PRINTING AND ADDRESSING ’ —— i [ i/PROFESSION id ONAL i STENOGRAPHERS—} e dis or ‘ ADJUSTMENTS. COLLECTIONS . . ‘ STORAGE 2ND MOVING ARTIFICIAL LIMBS DANCING WALL PAPER. CLEANING. ETC. it Helsing GInLs—is l or rite . Mest _= Home. “3837 “Washi ron a} av ¥- vou: iv zineerta 7 4 Eo. OBTAINED—Advi« ce and ’ Larsen, 105 N. 7th. O Imy ; ? ] } for PATENT—I need fina : wy * a wenrions of merit oF Ser SS TT) tT neodt'a nd i 6210 ¢ DETECTIVES | Bessel yder Does shadowing. PATENT—Lat ~B —_ mA. ae poe ‘and e- Schmidt's Mound Park, SS t*#-* -vention ae s. Main 13 b> “- and »ookitet references for exa reason - free: results PATEN rs—adv ow a’ ~ rat ee: Der =A - — aes LE : Patent Law —_ ~ ae r ’ : ___¢98) ontains va! DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY _ | =~“ \ : — : " experienced, tection and devel opment Fiehard RB. Ove , ¢ ia! iw or T a at a Amer can T) ~* TRADEMARKS PROFESSIONA .& é UPERFLUOUS ae ad = "9 smitty: owe ° 3H. Nic — * "“s’'rs tat ae ¥- STATHAM ELECTROLOGIST a . - , ARTICWES, ETC. EMPLOYMENT WANTED ae Vi ent dai cF es iF id ok, Mo mination and | | CHAUFFEU R—Sit. ton We BOOKKEEPER—Sit.; Box Y-3. Post-Dispatch Boo KKEEPE R—Sit_: Years ekDperience. Box Y¥-41. Post -Dis BOO KKEErPr EK—Sit. experienced: best 287. Post- Disparch MOOK KEEP "E. R—Exper: sires position with v Hartman Porest BOOKEEPER—Sit. by 4 years with Piete charge salary S1i0 Bo ‘KREEF cEN—Sit.; youms : sc IOUS. : nac entiousy gaged | in general office and = Cut of 43 Z aesires posi medium size offering « a Post-Dispatch BOY—High school, wishes __and Serurday. J. Sie ct. 146: willis e-ectrical | business, of BoY —ai garace. to “ide ‘6 Hotei CARPEN TER—Sit : g004 or new. day or ‘ab: | man, Grand 45692. 16224 x= “ARPENTER—sit and Y Rance man: steady worker. lor Poet-D4epatch a CARPENTER—Sit: al _or old work ef any _5105 Page ayY. Forest | CARPENTER- BUILDER — : aiterations, jobbin anes est §096 Hours. 5 ¥ CARPENTER—Sit first-class man: capadie of ¥-112 - =" w- we hour. _ Bo = C ARPENTER—Sit factory er hotel: handy at industriou S worker: work Box B-64. _ Post-Dispatch. CHAU FPFEU R—Sit.; private __ariver. James Reidirt. 42 CHAU FPEL R—Wants work: rience: hest references. colored: city references. CHat ‘FFET R- “Hot go mae experienced (sran< HAL Fr R—sit ar rivate or 49W ' CH AL FPFEU R—Sit. ary maae car. _ 25ReT ‘H AL ‘FFEC R—Bit. ; Ber ence. vet CHAU rFEU R—Sit arowur nd hote! _ ndeil K ws , CH AUC FFE! 4 wite housemaid CHAUFPEUR—SIt. by experienesd steady position. with private fas ah Prachecc dais. rains evtekint enh 4 CHA \UCFFEU a with i Sit. : voe town oreferred. te geady OOK—Firet +i,8 rou i*y ase. wean WMSiCer < restaurant out of town. mar L. ndel _ 2pa8o0] DIT MANAGER OR ASSIST YEARS’ EXPERI ok CREDIT. WOR a4 B A CHAN! rx Lt DES OTH RETAIL ~ALE ‘ "RED iT i. x ¥ ¥- WDRAF TSMAN g°acdua’ a. a eaiarvy $2 400 P 4 = -430 ENGINESR—SI - years ex ence: ee Y-3 —— - BLEM TRic lTAN—sit } licensed: caintenance and inatailation t+ ¥ Post - Dis. Rex H-120. tA N= ' with i? vearu general ma pintenanee _¥-80 Por" Dispate “Ti seneed: licensed and all a positien in P , 7 ESM AN AND T BOOEKEEPER painters hotel t references, avacl.e. auto ng: cotmmpetent man Post -Diensa tch wre rtf A tw. me DIAt+NOSTICIAN—BSit. by desires locating oe Manager or experienc g@nmera! repair service, competent, . experienced. _ Box Y-70. Poat-il PUREMAN—Sit.: rounge man: 12 mine shep and twnanufacturing en beet of references Box c Y-408. 1 yard me man. famity: good Post -Dy oa Sey teh. ENE! R —r: print ate ee rel able. care of — of references Se ail rime viet nal with esperiai'’ a Ror merc P +t experienced: ‘ RDENE R—sit ence! x and th privat ¥-306 -ARDNER—Sit a . : wit - ot weed ore ~~ "wastes ren evenings & ® eek atch «rT LAU T* 1.3% jell I ja” " shove: * Thspetet, widower. _ Bex - i? ‘os Oera img « Re « J. ae | Poet Lerman TT aby sd aged. Tears traftiag ang construct img et per‘ence bro ncerage eo Post % es Tar one im whe Rox Dispatch *<-grorcer,; jessie grocer bouwre: P.@0 Foe -Tiemté rm 'd¢'e-aget white: se mad reterence ng Freech “ras ee * @- ome eer? ATIL io FOU NG ° 7 «* Mrrua? IONS _WOMER, eta aR a. “widdie-agedi ovment oo anal ree ‘=a 7 ?"" 4 tee, a ilty are

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SUND. \Y. _acxoag, ANC a. @F 200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS, Wanted and For Sale Ads in these hese columns today: _ rome 138 MARCH 11. 10082 ee Silisrons—acn. BOYS |S1UATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS: SITUATIONS women. _GIRLS eee WANTED—MEN, __BOYS HELP _WANTED—MEN, | BOYS HELP WANTED_MEN, BOYS HELP _WANTED—MEN, @ ‘BOYS HELP _WANTED—MEN, BOYS i . Aah ° . Sid ‘ cnt yy } } i' ed fm o , ; TERA EY ' AN—A} ‘ ee , . St Lat —EEE . UATIONS—MEN, Bove” § Migr yonis Nese Seen vas _comifanion io taahions Senites | LAUNDRESS sity colored woican: Tee: | ANCHTTHUTURAL DRAPTSMAN—Avie. to| BOY—About 10. to werk In ufinting depart OMMERCTAL (ime ien tema ew Me Oe E DS — W PY-3. Post-Disbatoh” ¥ 7] rR PERF. r rs On > As ON , — —. — 0: v8 Pp sst-D s "Centra boris | oy a ae 0 ci pr vf w¢ Kis ag baa 5, x r ur 9 + a anton -— sa ion y v . — ee eee vtina MA‘ HINE HANDS Re, W ood KEEPER—Sit.: young ‘ ys 5 Saami ‘pir a. Lik, Ae a capoabegcne syed oe * eday. Cali Linacit Tee, or Wenn. Ara OKKEEP pete : bor—thei tar cc ic polere ARTIST — L a Yr | 4 € ors Re anne Olive 1319. « 1545 tore: tron 8" Si) Hamberger Av, Wellstom. (ce) Seay PER-—Sit.; Caehier: Ee & re 11 ia "a od i asad ao he 1, =| or — ts aaa ' ie ‘ ni . pe : : Be o- . . 3 . % , o4 -Di apatch Pee a TS Lh , | ; ne il GARAGE. MANS Aloud. experienced; ¢ ) MA N— To work “in restau! rant, 50-586 ba sia. eT ced ; best ér refer . oy a: ‘ _ ~ . : waaay y} renera) : sey wes f 1° cet ag A er . eed ~~ . “oy “ryt "rr > ry BOY S—14 na - : : a ‘“ oo ~-" . > i> Live storage SAl1 Easton cas ee A ' hia N sth ; i wissen sila aai oe | EE = ms | % te. nace oa me | it ) — "Sell 3 3 ; -” ; ASSIS , TEN os Hh i we & tory wo kK. pportuntty or ‘s ty factr uring con € € Pt GARAUGE FOREMAN—For ‘ord agency MAN—To assembie electric motors aii KELEPE R—Experien ed, Bo See . Ok —Sj we rs ' ' : th, half Gays cle - . Jronine Liade ) OOS 4. a TE 4 CQO ment; must 11 A paren ‘hone Riv. I ountry: must be 4ret 9 aa AS gy linge cae ae tie Ok =u ironit 4 \ T \ A 2 | _erside T17R, Sunday, between } and 4 : _— os opening ieee ‘ic; ot : ces. Box R-248, P.-D. | iiin—@trong, young. to ‘work "around the- z. artman. Forest | Ive at Ninth sts (@3) | GOYS—it = ry and shipping room. Apply 1130 Pine. : . +* work ; n : : : - . fy ' Ee : ; ons : 7 : ij : - : t ; " *t¥) ") 4 - . — —— - . . * . EEPE ~n Sit. by ] ; See danas bund to brine hor Lindell | wa ne Ors, 00d opportunity f ravi ar a farnil iar with ae I~ gy NER- aw oS Vee ) Horn s Fare MAN—To work on farm. Zadow, jue VWOeaATR With . present concern: ‘ é ce ve ne ‘ " . iit ‘ . - ' aa, ” ao . ef ; ‘ ; | LOlTEH “ ; , 4 ni "me ~ ’ ifie ts _ say POs a “ef sul ‘ vy. : .? nerth of Koch Hoarita! iy charge of do upie entr 9 ; Wiese % : } ~ , : I ,\e f , ; at RDENER Mi " ‘ am 04 ‘a . ' Be ’ “ser : . é€nces j , j ' ~ i j é : r fit .% ~ , -* . : : . ~ = pARDENER— al Tie : shel Ms — Far oarmt = " ‘ 30 Olt S110. —_ 30x R-] 120. Pos ot ot | : hard fo: ; Benepigas: ; = . om [f-Dispat an fast witer® Preiere , dite, ee ; : i a Poi Cael ; . Bi Sir tL. With about Venre POs Ste] WOr Ks I] q rée=- iren. with knowieige of arden . cow . a a Neopet aad . - “9 :. EEP} ER—Sit » 2 . h er) ; ‘ . : . ss? ‘ aie in ae | : o dep: rtment eon ; ‘ — > gens by uA. . . 5 ; , ' ' . ate] ; ey “ . ex] ! | xe ~ , ei ropolit nin’ nae ieee ry lay ‘down 287 : all § ‘ MAN—To take charge of shoe repsir gh, a, cone ee SRP LAD 6 & ¥ > TTTER ay ; > ore ' =m = . 7 me. Linde] ty miko a, St-cl; Tur , ) f linens. white goods, wash a‘ (yt: ws Baas 56 . Way State experience WW ee eT da . ; oo . oma re i“sil (iran “it . city, é rm-1" st -Dispat — - ; ' PEN 1 aj aa ——— BoE Se e SIS) Pres , ; ine! lanket ane ‘On 7 e oe sf Qmn > i 7 ezeta hile ive e nee at The . wa ork en farm lacue & pat). um size pletnn stone t oa Cc ‘iret-cl cones |) tice. 4534 Pes | nt 12371 ds, flannels, blankets 42 oped aduate. neat and amuitious quice vo GG Salary ex pected. rood weses fur capable man. Box R-33L. re | Dispatch. « P a. ll xperien ee cng vr ~ A : , NDR Si : ‘am . 7 ; I ailve ; l Thorough ‘ lcemer salary $3 5 onth ”, ies ‘ * 4 l’ost -Dienmeat: ‘ : é ' eoline home intelligent. Hi rar school, wishes job at J yi maitaibe *" eo! : Y Cie n | h efey ‘On ot ’ irre | 1D eX, neneed., or + the larges' ty T ninAis , | Patines as” ‘ Bo x M- i 59, Post- / ' - Pi be * -x , ik ] te ions mine n ns. one WY lown 24.5% A : Shana. 1823 Riisohoni . BLA ; ee | ie pa PT ’ i! anta, (a. F to | to ° 4 - re. Fy, PP AT oa es Ol erie need, " operate moviog : iS: willing worker desires nt uetworthy. seekir rie , — : | - rR ns = nak iA PBs ' ads et vat eo oo room ‘ n rey {le h “ stea iy mF) Dispatch. A ONT.) PROROL ¢ >t. =e - . ’ y al 33 1 r 4 cr a ‘ ' 4 tr ‘ ’ and ’ é ney * La aes * ” _ wie ee P a 3 - ; . ; } earn wore ' * : ii dace Sis e . }42 . » \ ashe tay pre nigger SS pag sg F oe fit ~ ie Ng POE OF2R Pax MAN—Who understands candy and oe £ or fob; -Dispatch . | home, in two | ae aeons : is rmauee ee ‘mer e Winen Btn yy oo — ah. Celta “‘(e) GR tY CLERKS ung men, excell cream making, steady work. Box R-198, Grand 4559i., "162: cere a ane teem 54. : ght ie ie ' eee . — . : a a Een eee we ys Than a for advruncement: apply MM. ao ‘o ; ‘ ee Fate ; : ace; De! i rj ne } fi ’ ’ , ; ‘ 16> , I t ‘ iM, iored ! for vara work and . - - ENTER—Sit.; ry u bookkeeper, er ELEVATOR Gin : ere! 1S per da nont | * sit-meoeed iaeee Gree Pasrownon tr wor pid pumnent on arden; must milk: woman fcr housewori . . ict. eabezibnced— Pe truck nce Wan; sBleady n neral manager ho! Sear Sore as . > : My otal S my ie orre {Ls , eva “O08 reirt BOYS 3 | * HAMMER MEN—Riveters:stee! ; | ' (e7) Ann A Bh ‘ cont Pnt* te Z é rey > i . Af , . D Mk ry . couse Oy YT . = oA . — P mee . e nm P ves [ ; I | " ; ’ " \ " q | 5 ; . . “ + — - - ; . ; rae y - one a PENTER- BUILDER — 4877 - , 3 | j 4 o Hinaieenen Geller. tet est s ries tor eneanied TOR + Ag | cITy GOOD LAs. car work. Apply VV hart and ae > es Saree yore! Ta erations, Jobbing: viane furnig ed. ” , Pty ; ‘ genern “ | a : , , Me ’ 7 er il row . ates " Ajie ae NI “i MIS APPLY NDAY T , ‘ t~ .*) : non . 407. Pow -The 8096. Hours, 7-1, after 6 P. mm. aia aniiadina : o% : en ie. sae oil UCe ; = ~ : . nce KT.EINER ' } sf. (,eorge sf. eZ , ENT ER—Sit : first-class Tice : a Tr his eehy ; ; , , ;.\ ~" I 1» rio pS : a eRe sti . > igs ‘ B. AR NE " 'S STO} “40 mE be] ' 7." ’ ey . a hy wis ‘D> 3rey ~ * . f cricsie 0 made-tu . eaae dbund 11anN - capa hle ‘of handling we r ing Tri ory : : ud v* ¥ ‘ , «t i ) { ete Tay ; , ; ™ , ‘17 . t ' y ELA M\M ERA heN ” tExpenenced . rar - . “~ . ‘eek at sta . ‘ ~ hour Rox Y-112. Post- ; otton ' ton cit — os ae ad ' - rilitant x —PENTER- Sie , ; Dispaten. o his advantement x | D | fia + wna ¢ tig wy otis, ) , es 7. era rien Do! Treigni N. Apply My PCPRON. MAN Watchman -un elevator k wee .—S : colored mec hanic: “— Post . _ ‘ a j y i ¢ Vie he “ ‘ . ; I m" : ’ 2 y* eT) 134 »\ 16 oO LS. as ; . lect , ; . , = me iz , yt” NDRY and ire bw ler 7 dass and w eek bhatt re hi T ) . repa) in, d , houses, p Ante ant - . . ° 7 4 i ‘ ; . . . re’ i.¢ ii . 4 . : J ' a _ vr) 7 iw | | . 7 fa AMIE ht iC, ‘AR & ke { vw“ a4 foset-DLiepst. iy ‘ei . et Ca, immediate Salen e reusonate NIGHT WAi' HMA “a.% ahs Zz ; , I P , . . ‘ ! . ' ‘ : : ‘ - Té ? T)) ‘ . ; . — iad me . pe tea 7 — - net ~_-—- . ~» fl | - a. or ok — 3 aoe a an > , Pi ne : “ou ed HI. f | MAN—With truck. bread soma rerereet . inten. eg ee - ; aD rg A ' T et , eset ye ~ is) a T? eer an oe *s : , “tor -_ . , — rene 08d , J end perien GCisv Delmar tavacy ENTER—Ait maintenance ma AINTER- —‘Sit.: &@ XT Rion Ge . rf * ge ic ws rma \N\ arr eo WhO Call Operate Tvpe Write! pre Oo PPERSULEs — “apt ae ee aE ge Fo ~ e> ce rh h fhe MA tors “4 ome handy st anything: rood ence: e@ilround man: : 1} ; pitnsia ary ~ fer) ec] (ood opporti nit fos ‘teen Ar » Vogue ' ' ~ - ulvotrion | ee sae ten —_ Eo ae ou wor r vor Vv ; ’ Vieter S723 . era ya ' ) , Lu ene _ : i ‘ i }) hi \ or mn nesaest , sad : : = —Piderl: » ae ‘ r : ra : RB. 64. er ) reasonable ry . i . ‘ : ‘ . i _t | . ‘ : ‘ re . ‘ — 9 ’ . . . 7 . : oo . Mfg * Washingt . Post- Di ispatch —a " : ° . . ; ‘ j 9 . ¢ ‘ ' P : - '% = i , : ey ' ’ & Lee : ' : ; tet cal io. a 5 ’ FFECI — ri INSPECTORS . privat: or truck; refererice. Boment Ys vu Damages ve } sao) 2 Page . 2 me "T») : . \ NG bhi " | ane i ~ ‘ YF ~-B45 oom and a | : : ENOGRAPHER-——-Ex AILER Lx perienced, AY Carter 4 : We want two experienced truck farm yle Garage. «al jFFEUR—Sit. experienced; colored. ; tral 98 HN , re sitio eal estate office nah a se Gere these ne oe x > comma | Z, make car; careful driver. Linde NGER—Sit.: parlor : ro eA : aM H Lf i Dispat RENARD’S, 1012 Lueas av. ror ww Oen iG 40 year CUTTER—One who is experi- inspectors for yard work at | a,x iuke dictation and anerhen -FRUR—Sit: oo: pert work guaranteed efer, 1042 > 30 a : ica ane nll Bn BAGGAGE, PORTER—With reference. Hox (| prs only! eneed on dresses and aprons our saw mill at North Little | | tyoewr "ben det Fen ie es ” ——Bit ' Jthie ex ence. is in ; ; a . on ‘ . , ASS : rh )4 . ‘ \ 4 ‘ ‘ ; LhoOse . Beer: learn window frit we . . . ‘ - . A r Sat Pept) sere ; Ont ' z ; king and onlpping ; good leferences, 4. — Pt! “Irth = it ‘ ’ ; , : . ’ : — sa ‘ eh mates ‘ = Permanent position and highest Réck. Ark. (;ive age, refer- AN Experienced with tice morte ey and A. Kramer, 3179 Oregon ay. - —Anit pain vants rd 4} PENOGRAI ; t- expe oe ~* i} ming need y; apply to super- stain * viel Re ELY . commission house: siate references UFFEUR—Sit.: colored; experienced all all tet . from propert) aoe, ee HOUSEGI ink Siar dhe | : | ermanent position: can fur est | ———— ; — ——__—.-~ intendent of employment. Salary paid to right man, Kl, ences and salary wanted. | ealary. Box R 118. Post-Dispateh pund hote . and rea@lau nt rs -class ’ ta j rey =} oe = wi 2 or . rea ] . , ’ . . ' j I . I A aA : ' ‘ ‘ 4 at rr . “RCS i . . ‘ oa - ™ - - > “ry x . ‘ my . = - - . ‘ ‘ ' : o* ' he _ he F Bi asviw.-"s Teeeurant man. Cay Bp goes HANGER—Wants work in shop jyyuspc) 3 PENOGRAPHER experienced: desir otw L 12 Sunde B. Nugent & Bros. Dry Goods Co..& WALKER STERLING FAC. MeLEAN- ARKANSAS eae hee ete wars 04 eatin: — x : y _ ae — . r is ; . = ‘ . > ‘ + i ‘ , ; oe ; : . } A EF “+ +} — ~ . 7 = : L rr - . 1 ‘ : : - m . ‘ “- . ete : oa ; : ~~ “4 CFF rl Rit. by colored: a tr ch can handle § $7000 w: wee Scart _— : pos in docto or hospital; edad ek eee mbro : TORY, 16th and Loeust sts. ; LUMBER CO.. Little Roek. | arm bones : 338 = ife; man to driv janp as nures oh : —o ; ' ‘ rw ) ‘ | mee - nite Dele or dadaliry work, aousemaid.— i, indell S044 2 / — : (‘at for ' pas ‘ ' m1 MN VE a. ; oe - ca , sh re ond rloor. "HR. (Ce 2) miiker reqyiured Surman, 446 W. Ceyer UCFFEU It — . ~ tr et give references, age, aalars desired, tm %3 in. mee \ 4 nx mits ,ND MA 4 ' CHINE ' ie tter l"ox Vl 1 Prost iMapateh. te? UFF a i—S: white, single, clean Rs—Tne Kessler-Barkow Sadd - = me ¥ € gtr ‘ly frat - -l\ase mec ianio an d puNLS "eu | ; ‘ . rt , ’ " ts : ; yas j . . ‘ | P mm ‘ oy Hy ; ‘Y , ; 1: . Ee ] aie : . . 4 ‘ , ~ . ~ | é : A : married - 7 ne worker ver: have 4° n driving business cars: wish rea son: ; erges M\ a POTrest ; : erie? aie | i tHE} ~ . owe f rural al Td te? tract ree , r . —— . . worl “eclal a eteads rede weve Hion with ” te family; Very reliable 4 ‘ ; ; »* the 7 . of AIA yRs ro 1 1 commor : es G ma | ais ' : : perience treferred: Advine eum —— ; . - tier } rat be t .¥) t g sier hiat ' oe do ether Ork. stay on piace or at wR ‘ os naa, ' , : oy ; 7 , ‘ ; ' . » wae — 9) ' : . r . ressed BR , Sing . ; ‘ 4. : : AU “at yim einected fox ¥ "oe I*oyat thM« : 3 > N—ne » WOU ppreciate a ; rn-74 yet. Mergte! i - - . . eat 3 nd ‘ . = ‘ . siUay ; rhe ci mm, ‘ o\} rite ‘ bri ; ; . we es tk) - . K-~——First-clase. wanta eieady »osition tp PORTER - | a “ “(e) keneral work. aching ty: would ‘onsicer Ml. Sera yma rs mt nt ir ire herr ; is. , ’ ‘. | ment net afest?d af ard aurant out ot town. Kemp. 3048 Del- er writ e brs for ' rir ay ; , . ' -m? 4 14 t un ; fr ’ { pled , rt P aie eteodl oem ae al a , . arreat . ' =: ort pe ec] im") on oD bit ' ‘ ~d rye > cal run , : | cr gi’ u@e ‘hh ation ral ors a ” r. 1, indel 2HRaod j PrRC Ri r A ID : aye — : ; , . ” ears ‘ . te la) bX Oe wg F . — ret , re e? aul Ale ®a@il @ ' : ; *T) Ta) Rox Y¥.°n4@ y*, «03, — ~ i;} - (st ? ’ ; j ‘ ’ = g T)¢ elie ¢ re ' 18 ; } oe . é 4 , ,, . ° us . . - = s Dir MANAGER OF ASSIST A NT—SIT : ical wo: | 6-36. P.-D.07 . maid , r or ot : , 1 of keeping * BENCH HAND—For maintenance depart- Va Hrush Co nna ¢ DRAFPTSMAN--Experienceé maps ard eo nes : 24, Post M. -Empis . house and wind ’ EXPERIENCE IN DE. tT ie wate at ' j est 497 Midas . A} oluml ; T MPEP ec Pe an Ty ‘7 avOU Aoply mplon . wth flo lo...) it e rience v ' vit sf reasouabic, Call Se WORK. DES IRES 19 ce Ane - nee sae BE athe a . 7 HRY Sit e ' iwepe _ ag a. pee a % = — mane eremen, t ulidin ant u and Window Cleaning to Ee EXPERIEN iS IN. petenee, dincharced | Third ico i ! 1e- | -[SMITH'S HELPER— For war ) et att 6%. Pos | , 4 ~y RETAIL, AND. WHOLE. em —— = 7 3 ) ) ) i B: “Meechanta* id Ceal C = , ; aay er ae as ao ~ pvoly. Bor 1 vent aldres: #-S'-3: | MAN—(Ciood proposition for reliable, steaty SX Y Ba0 * LD. a bobs Whe Ba . , . - a ' ig? 4 } a | 7 : a'¢ ; .* . ry RC: 400 Box = A (ey Post-Dispatch, Bpecia! sre obo os ' ’ é : ? ’ eo | oe w * , ae ; rapa wieght ae : ~eibe _ rN , ‘ Ni alii al orm v3) MAN-—Mer hy lcoally inclined. fer general re- "TRG TAN——SsSit. : licensed: WAL. Ba , & pr sae des ; : =t , eoeeeer ’ ermar y! D ”" . oie: ute _ ‘ ‘ ‘\ ‘ Tamir 4 ri Im tarheif mime h| rer, “te aor inaintenance and instal 101 . BALIESMA? have . ©: , ' > Es sods ; ; . t ¢ : ; ~ ORIEN rN ORGY 4 ‘S] 1 ‘OR f ‘ | ‘ — , " —s . af ‘ . IRVN WORKERS Pi al mMmisher, sal (new.edge of electricnl werk apd mad nm ® tox B-120, Post-Dis experience; pref r and : h referred se ) 1; desires posit 4 ‘Db BOX” WOOD RIVER 7] 1 oN. 7th. j | , rSMz Mechanica ‘ employ \on'vy “815-17 De k lors; permanent. Box M53, Post-Di _ 2 eae — — 2 ray . : re —_ ™ ,¢pt ; " ‘ ei ¥ ; ‘ 4 j o mrar ry ~* . ‘ o> nel a i ' - a 4 , . with 1° : a: ; . ET A PE i ; HELM AN— pel ‘ its ranted by INSPEc*rToR—eaxper ' srnall parts emi. ‘= Lei} i, ive truck and @o gen Feneral maintenance rx: d a . ani if ‘ ‘ ti : ‘ ; Be Ltie : : t PIS) +e : ' ‘| eae 1 Ft ‘ a . Hd ™ \ FORA te " PUR ans arieton . ocr . . is i . , ise Diy; Appi : a). Casoscope Cer af " ae building supply corn- eo *.9@0) Post -Disnatch af) ; re i ; +7 ~n Ail - 7 I t in : ti es Ke ie “if f Te atta prog > P . sates - : al an : ive fete ete BG , POA owl Jie dp ee moratic ath (c) ' at : exupericmes, wages Flo CTRICIA NW Sis : “lleensed: expert afr . ce : re | , \ ~ . , : rye - : . b . . : ng a’ wate ~~? rhe . r f : ; ‘ ' lory . = ot — iy > ply .* l} ‘arms OR Kt he (arnamer tal men with 4 ° h* is" ; . ’ and ge eral repairs; wishes ? : 2 bid) ’ :? 7 zi ‘ 1 iti } i . en _— F , ' x” ’ . ” , T! . - ~ - oo . . ears’ nce. ¢ apabile of fo! 3h M A A ~e6 ry » Trunity fer vot 1f oC ra hint with reliable firn Po Bag SALESMA sit can ss The)! rq : ; : : . ioM . ig ’ a gene ‘ " 4 sa ; : , = , in i» layotrt man: @:40 Men experienced on maving ‘ : - - - 4 pat ‘ ; ’ ‘ “. , : . i i 4 bid 2 ‘ cc l- > : ; “ ‘ escape pine ra } a and all plain + 7 : , X te ir “nouthwest Wire and lron Works : . : faut growing COTLCe? A iz . oo: , : : . ; ad. ; Vane) We = - ' ze Kansas City. No a 7) eTris! inves! men Decenmma’ ——— — . - a, a ‘ ~ . ‘ . , s : : - : ‘ " " . mg . _» ‘ ; nM I ~e - ’ ed for factor v4 ? e igerat : OTK; SM AN “AND ; ne ches ie Sy : j \a erst Fliehupgrat {u i lotr Ox or o- fn ] — _ ' - Ren Lis "Tr? "ll" Depry? ‘ , ‘ h - —— ‘| JANI! il Midis rite man; German charg weer pies 4 Be r¢ he ly Kk} ri “f- , I Kt ] os, ' - . . j } SINCLIMEN : ; te , J Pm ; ‘ j } ouse Worn 44 Nol da, . Mnect with relia nee or ' oes 1 : soy Aagignatcsseg el oe ONITR ed; good uns\vs ne ex| : os Ss ae : 444 POD Ss ITO Ar m > weer : 126, Post-Dirpateh niage ; mt ; 1 et I-43 z work. Apply superin- | nan for Ent jani e ee ate h* nachin® set-tep rrrar kinds of womlwerking ; , “ 4°10 Washin : , en necessary for setreet-cer ’ RIVERS— maui Girt. ¢ : . : tri tis utive ability ane 7zanine floor -.* ' “4 ' “OTIS > Se cog ition ‘ a aine rr os JEWELERY POLISHER—Stead) first-class opportunity ' : , rhea? rc fey do E and ——Ee ; ; ron d@ay we. 7 i a ke a gece . » house work ai) mR Saget $ c — wee ; ; : . - TIAN, BA ER é - FU LLER } ‘ a « rod ut t ; ~~ 4 gt seer 4 box . , -For fo a gn departinent with Khia Wi - , ' . Ks . — ‘ seas 4h , , - ; y . be t ’ apab te N ares . AAD py. 7 — ~ * Bpanish nd (se ” r a be! to le, auto renair. sho: r.139 } : ‘ ,. 4 igermal oh ‘So a paDdle, 3 Iry Cnode da — . , —-———- : Sy : ” ser™man ° ompetes ' an Bex y. au oie. . . a 7 (.2 area res . sa iT — rLe« ow I ry G ie ds Co. 7 ry 5 or durnt tru bk must 4 ‘ * AB ‘ RI kK = Ry National Lead P _ typewriter pel vertiging kn. Wwledge ; . — co a >a : oa ? ., Tan , ~ $4553 Manhattan hester and Sublette. a 7 | but not necessary: state age, ea’. . LABOR ERS— Aaya hur ber pilers Chrietma: un | f @xnpected and genern) quaitfica: ous it: ng cmd dy ores i Lum 3430] N. Hall. ¢ i: letter ox P73. Poat.Digatch (r) ‘ rienced... downdraft Pe oes o° dow ndraef 7. tendent of employment m¢z- om 5 and setoker of any kind. Calj | Wiliameon. Lindell A960 painters hotel and ra : fe rences Hox Y- ’ Box R-6 Post -Lispatch \ _— dD DIAGNOSTI: IAN—NBSit. by man, 30 ; ' “A a furnish 1 ; 13th : ) re of age desires locat! v ve. 7 —® 1? oe , oe : 2 gem ' . ¢ pe ' 1 B#UtLO: »” Bi iEe : \ k NI ANAGE cs nti : : . « J acern as ates = iammaaee’ ae” denesteall emences_ : a : : i WW OeN Sa . | eS : , rel (a x Herter. d a ; _ te: k fo a A in } in mi lat 7 eve ' 4 ead L_LAHORERS— a yuar ‘ ADp 5220: « ; —NMiddie-aged 8 ho AneOWws the packing hnager. preferably authorized Ford 3 eM ERAT TI > ‘Foon. RIES 815 . i he ' ; Wants . ; ’ ‘ap BDO OK . iigentt Om FN ance Sut g°R Hor ia Vardrove Cail ari ~ Lou ; brick BH "et ' house game from -oup to Nate, must have mey; experienced in authorized Ford and @& bevent Core reece th, Re oe Deft, G BBPALS . ’ HER- fixtures t has On u . opener ere ' a , ~e = ao) : : a! te eacery cn wen teu} oF Bera: repair service; com? petent, ambitious ; : NE nase VOMA GG "Wants eo Bi RI Rt; slims t a $s ae r call Cabany i ‘ ea i. } lia yee ne to, ante eRperieneS GB experien ed box y - 70, Poet- Dis TTEN } *} ; ° ‘> 4 7 ; ‘ ;? ; 4 ; ‘ ‘ Pike ‘ . } i ‘ vo ‘ : a r - raid oprrmortunits fest the ropht men: - - : oe Se ia ey ¢ : 4 eins ‘4 mee “ nomena : HER—T* pen mea marke oat : ' N te] Vandeven‘er and lavion forresvondence confidential}. lax R-i7 MANA : Young man 1° venra’ Mma - th : : a : | " : , 7 a ry oT ‘ “ i e®xunas ment inect » y , : imeryv an ro- > . ‘ [_} Fe —_ = ? bil ri re ; , ; nal that! - on " tet r} PF? rim? Tt) rea f ’ fog ine shop and jnanufacturing experieucs: er Ree ¥ ’ ..T) a? aery ; ' - re - oe ; ce , Ist) , / Siore curin s § erckKere : ; : OG dint. — ~ : oR rw : p cK alle ane MAN——lnder 30 peetiion with €hieage t of referencee Reo x c~ ?! ber j vd? 1} P > Ly ; be . ” ; ' 7 . hig” = hea! nr ¢ ollewe . and yard man; *xper fy og coc eg ge wee Hie se 5 . Bo) “trol : factory work , ‘ass ie | ‘ ighwav and Naturel Bridee rd hh and embition: good private family good ,efer- Phone . | eae , ny v\ .— e : me eg nanet 1017 , 7 ee wt Jak - apr ROU oe Noms Py ; ; eR -Fixpe need, capable, reg A ROR ERS—lexver od. brickyard a ‘arnings - with splendid ¥-306. Post-Di ite? , . Lar " seTenice OA . ‘ ‘ : r MOt- . pheN Ud es _— - cS eee oe t ley etate particu : ens ; { I ep: tch. : 7 t _ De : _t) , : Thy ) fe , acts Al ud > " if 11° , rei! Ye n ? ing )? ply at in ckcer peaneih 3314 Morgan private country. home, aeons - ~ : : iT. OOK ' ' niv J a ’ Care of trees. law . alirub- a ap AA a iz ir¢ a — hoe € Zit ’ is} piel e ’ . P “ , . ‘ : | ; ~ . oe . so 2cT. 7 lees ee ; rey . T. : rK + ’ we rk rex etere.' AB IR % RSs of references Box Y-367, P.-L, : — . Oe: 4 >: r wee: tag SER he ag ; wee Kes i a ANA PETROLEUM $3 © and registered eh in, 2601 Was! ppiy at time . - eRe a : LAF] MA ‘LAE R— } a i T ‘jy a ‘ ; wees . ty ee — — = a uae , ee . : A ~PEX perler ¢ ' wo . experienced, with wood | ie gy oo Sree . : [OLSEWOMAN me a | ~~ ; BRIT ve “ ; : of selling #toves and ranges ‘ . ; iy reenhous ; ; | j . ; ; ; cut ; : m¢ { ' ~* ‘ 7e! ' j @. ; . ; J d alr / ’ Tr AT)S ; ir) A. . . ee , ust + . Page | OD a Wiecgé é ina ' trat Mia te 4 ; >. : rAr a NL . an [~~ . - ‘ : ' PYILA ; — bat 7 : hi _ - Poa’- : h pre a a Ww eeK ' . oo . ' J . ‘ t 4 mUei > — pb keeping stock in shape, to work A thiehrs per rye? + | Até - down Os? ft a : ’ . : =, J , . , ~» r' rr ‘4. if 3 , 7 ling garace a. . >, ; . ] : ¢ > _ j i? _ ;% 4 ‘ . " ene ik rritget he hace em? aciber and ne? chicken rajeer Box b- : : en : : Fe trace ea ‘ ' ; se Y¥ °o nD “ ; ‘ ew hie :' i be wv yt $ BORERSH , . ¢ work ? , " ‘ ’ / ‘ ry \ - (“soper . - , . 4 ‘ah . ’ si " Di «ns | J } ; , . : es : y ty iW r ee ee ee ~ mer — Saladin : —¢ eCTR -ATRMAN—To ' t ' y St rr . WINDOW TRIMMER . .' ' . ant rk t , y . : ce ~~ . : , “ 4 : ~ an .! oe 5 , ‘ . ry a ie Al ‘ * ont Delmar near s nke ; LABORER , t} : material, and | MAN Str ne. for vW arehouse eo B awe tion fi ae nes ; atens boat loa 1 Ti >3 per ¢ 75% Soe hne telliges to 1 rande for| Post-Dienatch va ~~ 2 S ee am ny ae Gn mien! ay i fn tory acd) work » One capable ol filling —— canta j : ‘ . | : sh ‘ . , ' ‘ ’ , ‘ . ‘ hee - rt ’ , Pe tl , Tc nt = oe T a = — ent » eis ‘ . , : . - aoe whi . 7 - . -_ ead a | | , | obit, op -Kory work. wt yes orders and twarking. Apply {: young man, exper!- : | nt: bes reference: : : £201 Delmar. — nieioan wnt ' Ny ic «7 : ith hotel in California OTN MA . ~oany e aa to] y A wre : — gay: cin sansa = - ~ _ \7 Colored work in scrap iron vard., RENARD’S, ] ith aud Austin ats, —_ + mag ae ‘ ; . ' see | . ; , ‘ ' : x : 1 : ; ad 2 re a ar : . mon he’ ; ~| a! iN ) KE ys i. a : Za ; ; b ‘ ; “ eeausee ~ RT VER 11.I. MAHRIED COUPLE——W hite for - priveie . UP rite : . ) Nn | da — any , } , : — . ; Readies Tei me of work; state age and refere: AGGaTe binimsner. ROXAN SA PRTRO! roORP ; ’ to take care rd, shrubbery *omt Diepate! : mb : ‘ : ; — _— ‘ ' r j et “A , ' : sages ; — P t Wad = f Room 400. , . a ‘ , : ’ ~ # = ya , sili he ned - public a - ; ™ ¥ wee ae 4 , + + ACIES ., SM P , ' hiciene, wife te do eecking enced in meetiag public ~ , \UNDR : iu reda ia, \ . : . ’ , ~~ ri je . oy P ‘ . 7. ; —y , “ ; ; ; me . ° . cnien 1 i ; + hOuerwoTK, greed per menetcs. .. a hic experience ‘ il ne i sang he . >. —aewtets S80 ter : CASKFT TRIMME R—Ex perience Ste ady be nd; é pore . ovn reom, with teeth; piace, house, yard, ete keener Roar -23 yat-T is LA DRI . ; ' by \" MPANI rst ,oune = — n cloth roon AP} Be l.evi.) t ‘orkine eonadifions and — 1 * pa ere 7 references hecessery tiepaten | , TOUNG M , ! eT | , Lee = pew! . Yr, oe - ! secs ier Belleville, £1! pale rking LABORERS — White, ex- ’ S77 % lexires to learn me i teens: neemmmercial © ) : +, f SESSeTe Hei seats , ) — Pea reaps . MENT FINISH ER — To fi garage rood wages. ‘ence , ‘UTTER—SOTO Page “eo T.indell 19R-C. fo endgame nikis serience PP ' rs ‘ 5 his tc! Bc) I ‘ } at . s ate AT ; ; r land? ene | ~ perience d lt quarry or . ase. ‘Yr erten 23 Poxt-Dispate ‘epee eer ae : sic "ggg ament 2i67W, sires Tepe | aveling 1 Bo) ch son perience in upholster-) (At Pe eauited, 6032 Delmer. A personal interview lane kiln work. a Pay; | ECHANIC—And isthe band: fires fe. ie Sa hn - we 6 aa ' ' psec sfes; expenses paid bo ' outegu ial re" ‘ = = _--~-——- , Uo . , , ith teel experience. ' ae German widower. warts a te! 4 rf 2 rai KPer J r 4 at te ' ’ as my 7 mde * anal “a : — — , — = 7 AT) : \'R—For auto car: ry ; sity will he arranged before steady W ork. Apply s londay ) »i : © Fh, and Mea ausian . a 5 eA > , sad nor ‘alone : ‘ diiy . Or ar : *. . — . : 4% o , Dw! iat . >» ss ; ia ‘ iat an wt 5 in ‘ oF a 9 » ‘ — = Ox R18? ag Y-32, Post-Dispatc! poe in | oe OMAN—R ture, caps Ame “ae RE Rees s Y ie : a a et employing. Give complete morning 6:30 a. m., lobby : a ae ot te wents io} 2S po | Byire ; ni. + J+A! | ; nee A apart ey ae me fi veat wr macht he rk. ‘ UFFE xpert ne ot . * ‘ sd} NS + \idle- ell Linfoll 2186M.___ SBME TOCNG MAN——sit,; with three veare bank | ENE) so. tad Wa nes popes pecreiyimgther's helper, | BOX 1G, fang, clu for Machine chop Work, CHAIck: Aply at S097 KON Tes | OL ene nee, Syndieate Trust Building, | %x-—vonue and migdis-cge ane married experien experience , r | 0 : | | : ‘ Mort es ‘ lia@natc} it BE 2 Diy - - : 7 ———- ——_— P — a TT ~ “R—°9 aoe 7 ' . 0 - “9 —_ _ — n keener: best of referesom a breferaae encern om Poa yr ve Hard oats iC amneten' iored. ¢ r 16; oppo! S rn trad ford: O21 war wool 132 kaa ie ‘ +} 915 Olive st. MEN. Colored. essans Peper Post-Dispatch TE | | ror ined : Ford delivery truck; refer- Address rep.ies to the a rns Warm, i184 arrieT: ex-procer; wants pog . a. fit ° 1 ups" : ! is. —_—* Pe at hoger yen yy, ' hed tate wages wanted rr Y-23! , Ee : Register eee) Toute Counir. _ ane) nin am meet € grocer bourse: @ood rere ucation, aah ‘ : ; ran ; 1. . ote} National asn gr) ' — oe a: | h, g tn . : AN Ferd auto| MEN ABST RACTBRS—-For chy title of R— 7) th , . ; 5 nae - ' - ao : ces bie Moan hom’ -Tilanmtc . 4 e_ . , u , nis ' niid 8a) r 3 man, B, ru T) : rer soe a ' ‘ = Ve 7 Oh ; see Ta , tr . —_ a a 7 ; ‘ -* r» ; } } . 5" ‘ ; . F a "TT? . ial d > | M t ¢ t = ie : 7 rr orea for * ‘me . . ‘ : Stam n. 1504 BR. , 5 , b F eh le learn! ng. Ld oo @tr phe ym t. ~" ma 5 fn er re, aaa o> . : 4) ' ae ‘pow ; ‘onde 7 7; oa . “it lan . telephone number Bo bf ‘ 4th floor Scns : at) Ame’. . ; A : , . ‘ re . . a} . ' - ; eT} ’ 7 7 , Re Pr pat-Thie natch , - "7 L Negpime “gee arergag : MEN _ ~—~T 2 earn mola : . Amott ; : , i] nas enna gh neider roo ‘ : : ‘ A... — — —— ; rime work; pond Diefatcn._. i lox } > Pos .] NDRI ee oe ) te ts : O1S—3 r 16 veare ol¢ a a" IGAR PACKER—Enxperienced. 1628 Mar E x. SERVICE ¥, "320. press pa ae LUM BE R PIL ERS—ST. . LOU 1s eieady work Euronrean Sth Yornc Tees ‘ oll . , , en ' mit Ait 4 mies hin h xood chance to learn th rad 7 ray (r) pa % __ 0m: : ees ‘AR ( 0. R000 N. Broadway Casting Co _ i & ‘ ' ‘* —— Aged | Ce ee a ) oni : . . seh agit wenn hee ein lergarten ennct —For of rk OS ay - 2s, } ‘ e7) ; Fisch er. a or! grant. _Mo., Route 84 STACHINIST—Experanced Papa, screw mt ment. 3 SodR' * 4 , 7 bok rmort . ’ " ae? 0 ~o 4 — ‘ : . - ' s — Lite ,O0T. iG- 3 te , i Ls } a ‘ a e , a , ‘ y or « ; - : 2 : er rene 5 t arly an nan to cierk {nm grover ‘ A . or, ed cht ne © ator App'y 3:9 m6 On Belk 'p mont © ; mate) : mn 30u ' ; ae : ; aot we AP f ¥ AR MERS—Exvert ence cou = ! ———— MEN—Yo ou B® ine : ; 3 . a aN a se ng. ot} ee ip ~ yette c) FA aoa Py - u ORO or A. Brench | Davee eae ae — ew ig ggg Bomont tee AoA mae aged refer ema’ dren; ful '¥—Owve , office work and messen- i ro = AD a ae tt Te fars ae ina For particulars ca) one 12334 Pine, ies peur eseembiers. Apviy ao weekly . te: | . : . mantel ant A : ef n R10 hance for advancement; state ERK—Experienced alderly 1 "ined WANTED “~ onéey. yy : oats “nage white: —m , r. 333. a . , . . ' . = —_ : ; ; hn cams ‘ ‘Box R- 284. Post -Dts — references mruet ive in pity. Garn! FAR MER no farm!) iy or @ ama!) MA CHIN IB1T—Experience4 el Bone Perk | Fe “aes Fe. ser © aH. Perera Hox - glia . , ’ ye a | ‘ Jefferson and Olive . . ir. St. Louis Coan ator. Apply 3701 Forest Park i) —— SOOSE : . * noect ; ris a7 : —In tis rk, soldering: experience senha 2 [9 to S18 week. Oo iy. te week on tae : eS . _ftrovlare, wants “work of on ee — Ras os ‘ CAT on elie ¢ -esar leye try Lquipment Ls wre o 18 $1 2 to $15 week. : ty. B ¥-478. Pos Dispe ne —$ ma ACHIN TS r'——Goeo ali 9304 1 cod mw Zl x fyeand r . ; , "a? 4” ' ~ Lo BB. a : ~a{-i) spat Pe Fo 7. a ea . : B-ream house “4 aso 8 expertimenta ‘ Su nda > . “e ' es > 4k - \ \ . ‘ ' > . uses =o 4 - ees . ' : . ‘ss . . is 4 a * * * ? y’ : ™M r x ie wore in, forntere or rar nw © MING, 1A. | | ; : , J ee ; aera memes ane 16 caja CLERK —Th ~ongh!) ot perie enced. . to handie fuel for ' hal pes and on . no wen Rox R-A50. Post-ite aa. anake want fart: “middla-acet tie: : , , : q . lectri rn niet and Customers’ ledger, requiring monthly ba! - ents oe | MACHINIST—Firet-class man | eddress Perfection Furn Mfg.‘ ; — adie vi ; e tate ese. salar references Box +e : 1 2a0. | : h ;, he oan eet : oe or Girartean, Mo sat fa or : ' ' ' : a 3 spat , mm. : be Post -Disnaten ~ MEN—S or or 6. Gret-clase ene , . , . hanical , , se dowp. § } tar lO , horough!s KI LK | ~ ACHINE AND HAND PREssERE—J layers $44 weer ure er me on aut: +o | ” - * ’ ; : : rTr a TORS-— Sanerten oa ’ : ‘ fr . , yiis . ‘ ; o* . ‘ ‘ ' ‘ v ’ ~ : - & hs ™ — " om ¢ WA‘ Ml r oy , RA re e neEle ’ A lle aged: wliad® | siTuat ion stented ¥ : ; ' ) . iPritsc! & A Mi 4 j - : . . -. . , : . . at ‘4 £oO0mn A) | a ° - wits ‘HERS—O n sat a f re" . : ; artial y expertenced on eperat ing lathes Aveiren « ovment on amall farm . URE SSERS ’ y * “eurniture. Call 5255 Delmer; #0 4) rindere and other mathines: steady ve’ : 4 “-haree of finishing cperty wrt uey > ect rier in 1aivz Pitre rt ™ ?, , peu ve themeecive } ; i i ‘ TT rich? soa V ; as, Oe an —= ; , eit ; he P sproa framing hes tia “vat : enti ina | FINISHER— a6 . t understand | a +? , . tr of wee would ifke '? na vi ' , ges Inatruction. Trade Schools ' ' &rTMAKER For iadies : _ » fyrnita factory ae tes eniture: etn? MACTIINI®T-—W etprnrerncte . Tone el G4... will mvest in plan . : te “ . i — lianas heat wages wor ¥ ies 2 . . fa " : rma . . - 4 run . -_--— . py ta " A - coo! "wage Ap? v Nat ora T* .et ‘ale ba: 5 _ : , “ , - . : : " ; ’ ; +] a ; , a r? J a : ence . : — . _ ae rams a ne gs ® ; z Rp a , > : , yr? : ' . i. ’ , A : a ‘a ; : me ne Te\lore £99 Aforwan e’ . ; Mis ee MYACHINE aeuor Prk El AN ~~Raverion A Pay = 1800 4 cs ne ‘ - ; oe A . , ; ' rion , ; ag Ae, _- Ory " ue : compe’ ent, , for « tera@e steel foundry fer reners! 7m. ; — * ' ; ; , ’ . ‘PD "nae i“ fenance werkt: modern ehed eh traveliog - : 4 , ' i ; ; ar . . . 401} ‘* ix — "7 a rarnee end weuel * ‘eols avua’t af ne ma rroe ° . ‘ ; : s se 4 te . ’ - #- _ ° ry a ; »% 2 . ? ‘ , e : oo on cast on oU . ” ‘ ‘ . ; i wholesale and retatl. ;, AD \\ RI | Kh VAPEeriecl d, 10! 1: ef Sa See it », FOREMA ge i A i age and ge ary i fer medium and Peay ; S : . ce : ‘ations: former me? | ' : , 7 . : } ‘ +1 . . ‘ , wee " = . cmmmermane aaa aime ry oldies “a1 Post Trier tot eate axe. se ary es pected reference ant Siesatct Wdie-aged widow » . fg installmen iture house ; | Bor 16 te 18 coer | COOK Secon, coed “wages must be Al. | grat letter gq dovertment, -\ay crenata 8 nn oa Tiere ee | MEN Fer work, cur. 7 -- / ° -_. *s v.% is ’ a ' , ' : ; : 4 2 . . if o . Pe wot ‘ _N effar . ital oe 4 wren . joa CIN wor aroun With gute ana Sve suare 20°55 oa | | werk only: co | s Linde! steady employment with excel- _py } oo an. ooo Pe a a a fun- FOREMAN —in moet be active and wf ~| MAX: —~pior at aares PLES CO tants employment: cer sen © v = ung tady desire 0 —_— 3 “ : . BOYs— ~- ey to 16 vears of age; for « ‘ Oh—F i “f : a learn exper}: oa tape ts expense of running **' _—* wg Oy 't ple 199 fas ei, colere4: a ' lent opportunities for ady ANCeS&. . aa le house sendy g + ~~ ehqnee day toe EA ~ — ae wom 5 -y — 7S e- mame ret. “45> work ta mop factery. i272 ; ev. Wellston. +. Demat: . eget mas stab AUNDRESS-—$S'1.; ‘.. : -- . for 'rancement t-™s COOK—Willine to eo [nr Coe : , ues PORE. ; a ive ae . post tion a* nt st a ;s B a5 <2 ettons to bring home; steady ™ Box M-156. Post-Dispatch. c1)j{ * wy 2 tabiished. restaurant | Lindell 1586. erences rfharrifd age J wt r oxen ‘§ race mo canvasseiti . i ée!! 4 , 14 Seure perience tm sel ihe a teh si —— ehees aud ppc nes Stary on B-® —-< : 7 . #paich

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" a AW mere 8 . ee ee Ae TTR Mice EE ee te VR en ST. LOUIS POST-Dig >a TCH WANTED MEN, BOYS hiip = an- nell hew sPaper VRESSERS—} S~ Experienced. A ' Subseori on rur routes ~ ip smaii Cleaning | Co. _4407 Olive )foune in Liinots, 7 ie ri end Arkansas: "RESSER— White: cxperie— 261 9 Cherokee Drove honest. PRESSERS—Chaom an Bros. to farmers: Dyeing, | 0 OTTER at iether se Whe | PRESSE KS Pp airiy _ @Xperienced. Aw ed. evious earnings e¢ 'eration 4 rtmen 7th fico Mie. Ma Vision. The fost- 4 | Barr © + cease. ules 2. -— Cieaning FP bh. St, LL, PATTERN Mak MAKER— Apply 1520 2404 Ollve 2%: 13th » fe Mr. Kies iP HESS HaNDS—Aoply_timeh “METAL P PATTERN. MAKER—| | xquick Meal Stove Co. aivisin’ Boot Experienced, Apply 4537/55 5 RIN’ TER—Praciical— ple a se c) | Haberstroh, 4341 Can se]] MILKERS—Goog Wages. turing out abe work, enneriy av. Post. Dy ‘spatch. iP Kin T i NG MI iLLWi plies s oe Berner, ewe “= " ~ — + . young. ai ambitious. Box ee ee ITOR—x j00d_ “maia 12 and 3 today ply be Sack sewers and 20th and Baugh av. k— & A East Ht. E TAR’ Y....Ma: rr ied “grndaen, must write rapid dictation and tranec rine on Underwood machi ne; unusual “who has 1d adv: ortiatng: doing thie ki ind Sayvman ittron ‘ts NOs SOR ne Ae ome truc kers. . man, take accurately Operator iDS—Sieade nd Summit av MOLDERS—Machiniais, wnuier pal write experience. aoves. Wages received, 1230 how etn Bid Ga antes OVING MAN 4, le 1177, Riverside 1490 ee Aletta oie ee oo ws Lanegan Poe Wan 4 pattern” “makers, stating te {ce} ranklin ay Sperionce’. "ROOFREADE R—U inion day work ; * ‘ob » she nr) _ Box 311. Post. plsvatan® wi MULT} IGRAPH OPERATOR—wsiute PU ‘NCH PRESS OPER AT? Rs App ence and palary expected Box lay y Morning, B. W. Electric Co., ini # Poa: - -Diena tc ree : LS NIGHT COOK WE, hite: mas Ist he exm. eXperien-e7 PLU ac Ht ~ PRE ss OPE RATORS—For 1 A ury Restaurant, 1731 Pine fc7) work. Vailey Electric Co. ee A BOY—Reference 7% teat 2nd Connecti 6243 Delmar a ae Lee marth Co, 1515 {> OFFICE BOY Avot dav. 1111 © ive et. _(c) OFFICE ROW Retween 143 and 1 15: et ve eighth wrade a. nooling , andy ancement Fra Adam im Slectric ad labore; rs. Rig —— 9 a. m. and Luda a, ‘ ar OPE R. pATOR Si ie ig he , ’ i. Ap Su as clerks in T Ralteas poly 217 oy Bth by S. 6 rew “hy ME ‘HA NIC Say a pP wee +2 ~~ rR ‘ 0. 6 an a Maple “ ’ Le A ‘AL fir rn oftery 9 laa OF Fic E MA N—Some kno IwWile dge mn ‘bookk eeD theese ing; experience in building line preferred Boe ih investnent eae ene: Ro Y-168. nce ang armor abl Ponte particulars in reply. x 16 Kood seller: future br’ ght. SHAPE R HANDS — x xperie (3 wun, t MANAGER Apply. é. -ommerci: Auto Sty and thor su! Ve SHIPPING Cc Ay ey reer samen parcel p Post: ms’ of age; must be accurate at Write a good hand and Willing SQiary to siert $15 per week: chances for promot lon. Address in Candwriting Hive references _ ‘ont- Disparate} HO "M \KER —4> _DeBaiiviere HOEMAKER—with shoe repair Phone Lindel! 672. tox G- 343, Sit a WOR KERS —— Exp erienc: ed Woman, to take charge of fitei ns inexperience ! help: out-of -town SSIRE nearby. Roy x 1%. Pos Disnatech GIVING SHOV ELEKS— yi, ight: Thek a and CLL REC ‘ORD AND SAL. alley wo ork Wm. Ogle. ED TO START. BOX Ww. iA SHOV EL E RS—Rea . (‘a! ‘OVer 26: Open. "ried: dle correspon lence; sala ry; , 33, Dost - Dispat¢ h. ST by Ne GRA APHE R—Youn zg references and ga!) ary Post - Di sp ate h. P HER—a; nd bhookke Der. Start at botterm wi: h new accurate porker ; beat Rox Y.77 Poet. Dienat Hk is ur 19: Preferred - branch office a on Portun its TY imTi, 2 te Box’ y. ae STENOGR LA Willing to Saie firm: r! right man, fe NOGR AP Fraduate Cort Oration Whols tech. ay as neg Dinners x 107 HAN NGER-— sER—Nony nian. for tw 0-edge STENOG RAP HE ze ~ se xperien, ‘ed; Phone Linde'} “O27I fe) si tate falary wanted; ~ Oe number PAP PER HANGERS....3 ‘all “un lay “morning Y-52, Post- ispatech. 2850 — Gravols, \ jeter 1 14 R. : fe) STE NOG RAP HER. CL ERK NGERS ry 70 a, Lindell | handling « ciatian grail Way NGERS— SE can wy Co., Kast sy Louls, y a4, | STENOGRA p HI R— Young mPn. e dv emp! vment Dreferred et own handwriting. state sa! ary. Pos ‘T-Dier DAT CH STE NOG R. } HOOD Capable Stee] iC l> “HA NGE >RE—Bieady Work. ranki{in a fc) | PAPER HANGER ~ — First-cinee Cull Aeday | Ween 9 and 12, cebany 1391s 7 iss. 4 en “shoo ‘e) AatsWwer Lox W- RAPI HE R—Bookkee pe vears’ ice in rea] » State eX peric n han Writine t. Louts. -APER ia or Monday. inet tte ce, APERIH ANG done. _J ANG e Seer, ‘all at. onc *, ? 1 34% > Monte fair GING reaac nabi v J. K. Holt, Main 1839. i aE “i ANG El Cd Tries ha nics only yp yee 70 Delmar +. OT Lvrk : so etal "APERH ANGERS —Pirci- ‘lass. Apply 3129 Lonte . fe) “ - ay Malle n PAPERWAN GRR Pi .j-_—— helhammer, 9324 s OT OC K os Parr R Mons nae Two: eady | (4000 future. Must he 16 yeare o! 1d. wre Ic « LEVIS AM KOSK] MERC “ 11 “Sunda. fq) and ‘prompt ly ied. by CLERK — Por electric 8UDDply ‘ith Snherien ‘6; BtAte experian Box R-2°7 os STOC KM Ka rienced itt Heywoo4- Wakefield Ty SMatch "irniture Co. Gth lage: union. G (rand. fire. Fare clave; ‘ ' vie at PAPE} hake E Ries “unin ¥ Washington Men only. Wimer 5210 Garfield PAP oR Ghee ao Fir "St -Clase rl «3 eich, 2°°- olin Dakvia PA PER Leaver, F Sth ti fo Work: STOCK MAN 20 Years old, to earn drapery bug] - Mus have abl} 4nd mean busi- Saat to 'T AOR: IC HT-DUNC KER, Tw eife} . ; AND BENCH 3 no labor trouble Castings Co., Tr u'sa, KK HORT | TALI OR—To work on fine — coals. Wash st . ie) & iin’ och BOGX. TAILOR—Good” coa “and “Pants “ AD- >» Rov p17 Theod- Try en - piv Sam (iraber, 5 ne rencevilte, , ; ooo eat | . _ ‘i “ATL. OR— Fires. Class. custom “Coates . “Nebrarka’ cas al] after l D John D Stroller, Ba Pieaes 203 Tth. (ce?) Pasip BOY—iEx, erlence i peeie — ae TAIL : tie: ‘eRSary. goed Chance to Jea irn \MS” rE RS. “ae ‘WSteal and banging 4214 California - Sidney dav morning, ‘30. D. J ATIERN MAKE h~—Wood and Siena = RS- ieee any tine Partern o., R17 Marke: ane. uel “As' 4 ; {—— Vs i TRAMS'T ER for a ta 5 SRN paative morning. 4142 Sion PRINTER—Oy, kodak Prehing TRAMSTE R&—_K KDerjienc me mood amateur. Box R."O1 _ Por ae Hvdraulle Press Brick PL ASTERE , Monday moraine: and McRe. ; Tower hh 604 Olive Oth Tloo yr TEAMS Wed i with lL, ae MBER: s HE é pe R—Lice. Coke of Ch Ning, rv Detmar 1PRTR &f Clayton tii MPRER © first-ciass. Marerha}; 184. LU MBRER—Musr all petween v best Faston. POT. iISHER—Ana } buffer A poly 4 Clade Sieher Products c TE NONER LOT K—409 DeRalivie Te. rhd 4 ion Fy UJ perienced golored. be = fen. | ‘ INN E| erie need. on assortment “Work undry, 4701 Deima (eri Indepe ndent Met Ware Co., J511 WN rs women Brog dy Wa { Hyetler. Store, Fereuson Mes ) _m, ¢ 6186 Delmar. | ned}, River ] HANG (ERS, na Paine ee Mo Hell. ere nD f “er@cson rye: ie rs— lhe © one of edge: & Weantie teed, Call at 144] Black. WANT 9 fi; kere 1 at 4%: 333 ®(-class Arsena!. Parner. Make aig Ii}, mm. today. a . and Morgantord but not PANe, rE 1119R. | _ Bo. | TI ¢) Box ~ Mon- cc} N. | ed all Sunday | ic) Penros: M urphy. time, $400 metal, dire. ‘Tat retoucher. Wagon. ( _- a pean ; also ed = haultnge brick ae Co.. King’s highway at {c) 8) ips and ] ‘slip hold. “hrist{ an Pros. (‘o}- rd stevens. ated Ulneceg- 518, ic) ~ Ve VUNnE man ime in concern : Benton on roughing in. | Sunday morning, #m) be good” North En and 1% . Caan! ‘ St. ’ £ sve Cled: give le phone _ J Fos ft. Disha Co RER. HAND Wey, o.. F412 Morgan, 40087 he ee AND — Hy Knight s "Dew UlGay. 1” on Work, py, 3400 & fe) “un pho fel, muat and tc) must. have | i 10. 12 ab) «! ~ onve niv 2 tor ay ‘ © Rody o., e134 N, » Broad. ‘ei be able to : leanine r On, 9 1. “N trie Bo ly be. fo) “for al tround auto T-Busch Tri. k this morning, TOOL, AND Dik) MAKESR— —Experienc ed on | c renee , ielsranceg required Rox Rg Post. Disoetch ; (c) “. lune hroom. *eCeoln and toh eral Office wi ork Rox R 10] Write, givin at ey Macarine between 9 ana ' ia Ben tev, sh Rroadw ay _ Gran lept., accurate Subp ress dies SOC hy our; ete ady | work: state ex *verience and refer: neces c 4 : 707 Ww eehin: ~~ | Te ARF It GF amare once: “one who is fa PORTER: “to Dereon. Monday morn With all details and Will be wi! ling aVel: yd Hile Ss, hen | } , nat : oe ses : te ust be experienced. TREERS. 3. for piece work (ail §S TRIMMER. VU Comme ry Al body up around Plant. neer Atta and Vehicle ("o., , Star Lyveing nd TRIMMERS. lwo, ming, tween TRU cc oe cR—K ixperienced. wf 2) | referencas under. m tm: FIG N Spr ims MODI nw. TRI NK M. AK F RS—Z yr repair and bull Ung Vork RO Ih Trunk «7, Oo. L218 Olive *Presaure reoy “ie a RS— ‘all , low. a aan hiuet Tuc re INTE pore 41 sucky botler ® of wer lo | business: Was free house rent Aproly T. wu Paaey ie (.. rm 2 bh Prenklin ay : sinner’ > + ere ‘AIK 4 ahinera oa PORTER { Tor cet RRER— Fire ; om Bfeady Hasit in ste pellable fur abe re"u'ire Vex M.-i P’ .1) H te! Rod Tt . K Say. iZa” tw eat #9] White Man: references Pair shar in - ome A Diy car, teris ©1355] : ! . — rat! tn Che: ge, 6 ; have nal ] “powledme 4 _# ing ful; exce! of DR aT ee Daw ¥ 382 or porter. » PRCRIPTON * ¥ ax De enced. mre? Tite ’ “Colored: raion hettienia ‘ UsShip x =e wok ht ch ecnaol Orne Anntly Sunda, Morn! 1%, betwee, 10 ard 12. Rainbo Ww Theater. 107 N. Broad. wr Vv VEE Se 4145 I. WAT) BR IEx perien ced er, 80] High at i suet -MEN- heed & wm, must be oy - oe aca Of age and work: ' you if ve ms Ambit pourselt and to i ~Jo ts voung man with ra ork steadily ; PR ww s : rartic iter f ily Khe ibe Post. “Dinpateh. afte: i ote. *- iIn-] Tire ¢%, 1: ’ Apply inde} press. | pressing ma- need apply, THING CO,, 1001 , uss (c) Appiy Morgens ic) experienced on lioffman ply al-. amous- | ‘el ef PRESS FEEDER — Modern Pr; niing a ; oft! shorthand. notes toueh Kinz’s niah~ | 1]° yt eh: a 3 ABORER = Money “RB oe n i Maplewood - (eo) i €xperj- - ‘apable of hol d- Kenera! Equi ace 2 e | f ‘c)! inac h /{,e a pouifit. P ; factory, | Take car wes |§ You NG | Apply Sundar, ; riyi i» Simail light HJ AS eX InVest: line I> YOU S nion- | YOUN NG~ WA TCHMAN—1. icensed. references. (a "| Woon” WOODWOn {KING MAC HL Nehe 'YOUNG “MA St pe Ww, Vi ashi NG *r: hig . Sun Brantne er. ER—518 aS Sarah. 8 Laundry. 1030 Vie . ‘olfax ay to 2511 Sullivan 4 ni io EN ERS—U nion. 10 oroughly ble window department preferred. of ENT & DS CO. _PA TI TEKN 3 1 PATTERN ri wu rks. tr $641 need on mrastiser a Culard sty ed on band oa w ; youn Sunday or Monday I INiISHER—Expert, Ss, dining table, be ~5o machine and: exper} enced in plan! M i* 7 { cv. ODio and MAN—To work 8. WwW, Wait in 103 N. axe SAN -To ? f hroon iun fact. orv work neton A’ MM. iNew of 4 il registered druggi inen @ atio -To I ‘arn. paper hangi 7 of ‘portunit # s id SSU cast Wor MAN A N—To nce for Bev ance _Avniv Own tox M. 208. gener board. YOUNG te we Loc ust YOU NG or | experi eC all .) i NG must Wri ce m.. Cing’s ULAG ea] inter: | roe Cl ine. } ae | NG ; future: AY | Yot x i} Dborter ey Parcels: DY atearm fh eo Power | Y¢ | CPN e — it are 4 mis Ssion i my YOUNG manufac ‘turing concern; man, ex l Fon NG Partm conc ern “aged “JR to expected. SA P, at Saleg saan ex pec ted. advane ement ; RB), 9) 0’ ‘ ‘loc ‘k ts | ide. 9 0'¢ _1015 w; MAN—Wi work Box MA N— rk st. : M. AN. 8) ience Mot nEece Ssary Cc Olumbia M lis, 3 M AN—Rright. be fast ; 3 legibie “M N hs aVe highw MAN. department of r-4o, prcee Y-]2 P 8t-Dis iAN—9] ‘ger and Btate « Xperience Box R- “tio. 4 M. AN T neat Work In Smal] $15 to th farm on suburban -47 Post Di a! Bright, neat, in Siore le rz ivunt i Box io. —To" clerk perience. ay. one sox at; must +)? Store Apply Employment, BROS. MAKER—| MAKER—¥#ir sii leboard, }, Cone at owner's home. In Alli cor, Delm: ar Western years’ e and equipm ent. in As assistant in bil wholesal. pal Bw mington ma- | - ch. ' kee Dp —— rec; ords: appeat Start: IRLS WAN TED —Is the VEN. FPNVYS HE! p> - « PAPER CLEANERS—10: call, Wali hg day or before 7 Mon a. m. Expertenc ed. tor, have 3440. avenue WET CLE ANE ane ets, ~ 14 N. I immer ; ; 7t 1312 ) Shaw. ee NE HANDS—pr,. nd tenon mac tdtea & Rueckoldt, —_—— BING HAND—FE Kj & man preferre, WwW 712 “to F refinish at Ty: IR must ng mill Sidney lun “ Col _18% al out a he after 00d or apply Window Trimmer| be: experienced and one, experi- Superin- i B. | DRY agers as -class. hine, Floris. (c) nce Call Cab- “ene 4e “thor- | FOX | _o., ing stat ion. and Lake, unte r in for Stay Co... _f¢ e€xperien Ce st 110] She c Chec k- ou Fr aes OPERATORS —E nigh- “rade pants; PETERS CO., olman. —— AGEN'S wan $6 _MEN ad AGENTS—Can you sel] to - rite Becker Chemica] Co. M fers. » St. Louis, i1ENTS—wonr OnCerfu) “emg BC Ove “ry. batteries in 10 en gailon free agents. _Radiolite Co ; Paul, Minn. AGEN TS—Ww rite quick free samp! e i on CW wonder broom. (Ch; ase | an Vorks, Chicago. 17 (49 Chase _av.., ' selling ‘to acces S807 Pric es. no 46 6 LE 7aAast. $25 daily les at cut zment OUPOrtinity Aur! N 4 S— Mi terns se)}} 944 tires bie ston MA's is On sight: ‘ ‘lark St. KWear sample le do, y a. Learn a" to families ~ 268 WwW: aiton, i ova ; reducta. cocoanut. lemon and flavoring extracts; . & Econumy, ~ll s&s _ La is, Mo. bv Lou Derfur m ne ‘ ‘oO. _ (AGENY ; f late —-~- - Rum: m age sales m ake $50 youu; “Presentatives ere: pe rmhanent 609 Dy + I st., i AGE N 1 S—3$6 £old Diied: lo ge nera|] “aeents. _iic “Lett 43 Io N. CL 4 Chi iCago AGED Ni Shee lildren and adul yeood Day, free coat and samples, ww 2 iect, Veltex Mr 14 Co., Jase tr = win dows: 1. tasiiyv wt | Out; Sew ard’ I it r¢ l; Se. ar go) ‘AB fant; write Quick ‘ 304 F Oli dulac ay Milw: aukee. ~ r Digh-grad n busi; 1c 38 40¢ vas ay Wis }A sel! ‘ei = s. get MaKe real rm lon profit teach you 210) B U SINESS AGEN T— ing: Must ror 5 ’ hae: 60 “ r’ t; $35 buys 3 ‘4, Oak-La. Mo Oi Co}: hap ne w Work ; = A Pullman Co - (c) | trade 1 require roo nee rioc ’ for right exper lence, Piace; $5 Spat: h. over Candy win low © lerica al 22 ha ra Wal » re Apply 1 254 house; years. to uc "ation and sa}. Om ‘Disnateh ance -O Da re) a? ee Post- Dispatch. ic to + KUaranteed Jearnin g: en a Ay lans w hile st¢ tock M. on In pure — m1 MAN—Tr urate ‘Rkures ate e x] _R- 76, nec ted. M. AN—?T he cost an er of a large oe an open} ne for young man, 18 % Of advan ing gquic Kly Mmple of your penma 8t-Dispatch. Phy 1333 | ) Wor k: Tith figures aaa Y -49 NY (CZ) | ling and | assist good _free ( ‘ deliver EZive refer. J ublication Ries So. . Bans Ccom- ' umet ic) Printing Wide- is gn filters. ylann wom an Bi, ller; rig profits: _Mre ( On, De ek OSF AGE N’ TS—k arn 1 $100 fine hoste “ry to : Pay in advance. Ve deliver 105 Weet Monroe. Chi icago. . , 7 S—S3 apiece for reversj}) —— b> #/i-Weather raj Heoat orders. Wear Spring line ready .. (oat 4414 Davto oO AGEN TS Hig money paid week} v: J8St start : ell dependabi e no invest tment. Write Ureeri: Roc} nester, N.Y. AGis NTSant distributers; se!) s} tire bump and trouble lamp: LOO ber Profit ad: ellers and t ate blex Sales Co...” $41 N. d Chicas LAGENY S—Amazing profiz is;. 5 0 Poli Sloth sellg on sight. Free £0o0d Very orde Prenijer Products Corp., x 130th. N, Y ad AGE N i S- —Make 500 per cent auto monoxrams. New pict, ters, nese ‘r age, nove! Hint th Cg, Dept | AGEN Tsp; ait: a; On 14x20 o, ‘al CONVeX port: a. mv Hy Al “vey, d + cuigo, Til. } ‘ORT OR Al tr Gails > iho Mo. Sciling Chl ldre hn; Salnp ‘ty May ton, we ekiy women, &T on i. St., Brerss han AGENTS~— —~S$50,000 profir samples a ; Prints. 1’Ort raits ire Wa Fy | ‘edinan, Ma. enon. ‘ “Wicatean | AGENT sS— dlak: ‘ hour wit Breat leader: ri tores; write + Ciculars @nd free pampl S (“namber Bales + 3 ta] Mich av. arorte AW». TS—3e cr cent Pront: One farns, $e tails, 5-50). , Costs, Sample, agen cies, Lumino, 24a St an -s han ly "men Can Our genuine gold Sign System, ANVW se with AGENT... Tr Ney in answe; ing nship. Box €e2) appve; arance. to iment account: ' COM .Nission bond require, he ric ula- weneral PsOi) Oth. (cv) 1 has an “Open. for 'wo Mt, nad biication Bales week while room 8]°. t¢) ett, Work ‘tur- Vi hoa for mManufac e for men teCceasSary : nro, 10 a. f°) ‘Wants ‘am- who désires have hteh IN ar, teaching eX peri - Ural schoo] of. al Opportunity. ‘8 assure] ional . &. Lam. Wagner Electric. Orporation {c) | Punch Press Oper fej Appl | 6400 Plymouth fs 2017 Locust (1 Pf. mi ror (ol) & beard” dof. ‘ Ct | Boer em CF. NT a $400 — mont thiv: Se li pr ng $3.95 union made raincoats: Needs Die Makers Lathe Operati Handy Men y at Employme M. t (Open all rs ators nt Dept. day) | 03Pf. M. ) WANTED Stear for Plece-wor 2000 pound }j TOOL -| SHEET 1 Bteady thirty T vansportation n hammer dri ammers, AND DI] EB D MET work. L DIE N days’ Wire our ex department CO. LAND Grid] erators, various milling wor k : : OVERL ey eutomatic m P ¢ Joh etters ; types of screw machines, 00d pay pe de Part rtment. AND CO. , Tolec k on L000, 1 familiar ete, P forgers 200 and ESIGNERS | 4 MAKERS to- n ssem bh] y $35 | | progit, for ! i ke N oo Mazazine agents “42 rite Lhe 409 \ Delaake Bldg. | AGE NTS—C ‘ean up this Se; ‘ hulecK, free | th, Detra ul ir Suluple Arlicles, pert S asi pe la set 1] ] re fitahle. a Derina Oo ST a ham sD household \ j ‘+ &8Peciait; Jia 1O} PUlsSshing o ie: “tT: vom 8 Co., v ithdyr a toilet Carnation 6 Start vou Perfumes ge necessary é Louis an to tae charge qT awake | te “lay m unager, , ‘Ss, employ ldg., Cineir AGEN TS—t "oth & contro! new big pro fits; ex (“on nolly, ‘1°93 (AGE NTS norm rids fowls uf aul Ming selle r f Supply House Weatherfor , GENTS—Make 275 Weekly: 35 Ca8Sy seller: b Ng repeate: ; ge i customers: cre) Managerg’ } Hansen, 340 five Chicago, de esi; we man ufacture "OUSehold artic le; t lusive territory wii Liberty : _ New i OUS profit Bluebug insects and diss Orove t ple | vest. | ali : eet: | AGENTS__A Sparkling g! Che ckerboards. a ited book r | incy NF 1 AGE NT: vente, employes: deliverers, toilet r st., business — ‘or your own; mak ass ane pilates, mecdallio Signs: free. E. Pal h, 172 big i! ( om rs Gally on side: } krocery, |] ont lente sel] gv0ds: oiereence uNnNecesun ry, 118A Oliv, Sr Tauis, Moy B NT S—$12 to $ih > daily ’ “Henr: f “ onderful Fords; - Creating big Rensat ion. \. Straneky Co ukwang. Ss. p aN T Be —Sale “sme nh. State S100 Weekly sel]i; n& latest money nal Sensation: eve rvhbody buying: exXclus] ritory ’vree Day Mfg. Co.. Crilly I (hicaga | 8 satndiais | AGENTs. Men household ae easy: 4m Managers And w Omen; won ndert ui articie; 100 calls ga les: no invest; ner! require re ¥. Marseilles Engineer ng “female e: ‘Olo Ored peop] long ptraiehe hair; re Vou of Of tha omitione eve 152° VMorcan Smagh- Mest coat -to-Weare large « IY, - Rainep, roof (° + tan vin NT'S— or fre golng about auswer th aditowih st ‘-making _Hallturton. Ce for money n lesions patd Ment (‘na 4K factory- in advance e. 36 Kedzie men. nove! (ilo Pen inst; Special! mac h inery er een our patented -Urtain rode ‘e of 3 cent hh; bi ig Spr ing > Home Cur ‘tain Rod Co.. _ MAKERS | AGEN? ‘7 Tw in fer 0 labor trouble. | rune Ww rite me | AG EE NT S—S400 achine op. ISON auto. ma. | machines, | Steady | ided after loy- Bodh: lo, O. (2) | With | AGEN TS Patterson, 1 after | _in4 | AG /ENTS—Time is money : $3 an hour ;, é t 228 3s. Maple cee daily easy irontng ling iike wildfire: ®xXPerlence tallen Mie 13! dx » « ‘hi Cagn mon: a) | AGE NiSSa— COVers Be shown: tree Mere Orders for raincoats ad! lor 18 7 , taking oy ashing $3 9° > ctory * COMIN! Raincoat Co Sbecial price gm from OUP fa Star A‘ IE NT S.Men . women, food Products. cor et preparations in ry, home ow Tp fastest Selling” line Hut ol] gh. am poo, tot? ho usehers SDPecia) les Rande!} Co Worla”’ Blig — $150 \ weekly Fy afsort ment of Window applied E *Perience Letter Co., 371 ee “samp les. Bign letter rs. UNnec Ssary, “VU per “ior, largest nen Will pay you to a4 rature tn you or woman ; quickly, ‘Ute rel. ‘ Steady ‘lence nneces. | al Pj ble House, an Rreatent Be! ler : Hamilton Signa; tre Coteus earn writ Jl] Broadway. New Your” cor ence 5 pocket makers and stitchers on oi ag wed Steady work. Park and a ee colofed | People? — Mo. _fc89) charges | (HY) offer Broom ani nvest- | (B85) | spring pat- | Fin-Ko | the profits supplying } ad are ne Leffler Ss, Mo Samples: ap~ Me tai- de- 4 Dept. necessity D>74: | Super | motor oils ree kal = | fie W ash- (ce; | f 0? mn- liag } Ssuper-~ | your Don, ig Hg- > aa ‘ hie ither | ample 3 fr “ee | rush sea- trees ar id } Willems’ | Weirrc-sea = ante Signal, sth: hn cent; .; Pag capa et SE ap ol refinictiy Sime | latinas With | 79 | iin ‘“sDia! ™ ] ‘¢ pt. Make Window rainbow speinfan est gen 1-k., $6 ENTS WANTED D__ aes Weekly, pleasant w pai nting pocal “gents to introduce Vothe er No canvassing; no deliv- Adam Intnou?, galore: foo food | extracts ue free. ept. 18, ork ap. | ng: no money Invested. 550 Congress, lcago. 3E N !'S—Househoid necessities - toilet bie eparations lines: catalo + S0aps: Products’ 60 N. Oakley. ara, exactly matching ao. send perfect Mex- . Co. . ae SALESMEN SaLeshiEN oe A leading concern manufac- can y telling Little turing high-grade overalls, cor- duroys, khakis and working- men’s specialties desires sales- outhit ican _las Cruces, — NT S—-Your a addons on WHI bring you sword proo Gaily introducing no Capit remedies | Western _ Chica aaa butcher linen iron selis fast free samp] Mfrs., 32 }AG ENTSOSE »0 week en easy. board Covers, 2°,@o- rubber aprons shopping bags; offer American Braiding Co . _Monroe. Chicago. AGE INTS—$19 50777 ay, $765 Nustile Ruaray nteed hosiery to sumer. Special vorus of ffer. 2. Nustile Hosiery Mi) Ph lladelphia. Pa — | AGE NTS-——A $2 seller. guaran teed 7 cutee furnished: all ing silks: also new | direct to con- | wide eam heen O-Chee ius Co., sent them in the | 8s Sample outfit | Suite 4595, Cincinnati, Ohio men to repre months, .65: week, selling c olors and grades ls, costs you about O0c: | Kenuine leather hillfold With names oe graved in Roid; retailers , harge $3 to $5: Catalogue free. Johansen. Sales A od Bo, 108 we lake, ¢ hicago, AGE N’ 'S—Men. women: time; $1.50 an hour | the genui ne be aranteed | wearer: } wae seed line. Nerristtens n, . z |AGE NTS—Men “Wome Th. “make $50 to $150 | Weekly ge! ing patented house shold h*cessj- Make 4 _Store, 'SALESM EN—Line ‘Salary $75: Sem bettering condit .: Sparetime, enables better than 3 o hosieryv Ro = 39 Sta tle — = Internetional® kee sion Mills, something di difter- no eXtra charges: rood Honk AR, old. trade. Box Y. 59, Post-Fr SALESMA N—$150 Month and as aw ¢ ; e~ ence not -a Nations} r Co... kitchen hecessityt not sold In stores: Era Mfg. Co. on st., Dept. £173, ; present and former connections, | ‘| 6 Samples offer. Perco Ware Co., territory Write Elliott Rradloy. | PRINTING SAL x se) LESMEN-—bos outa Heed Bld st Se een a muisalon. ee S-. | AGENT TS—$I5 La ffi): free a auto: big v weekly | following territories: Missouri | Fols m. ash bonus 0 ree to every " toaned: millions need this new sanitary | /and Tennessee, Give all raya Bationa! seller: see interested: ordre | mation first letter, length 0 ‘om ui and money ast; y ’ 4 do it: races we deliver | time tray elling and territory, | #nd collect: pa write today. Ne | xGENTe An wise | volume of business, age, single | - AG ——And salesmen - ent: $40 suits sell for $2: : union mad | or married, references, photo— taf l, Sure repeatos well. lete a fine: "Teeatenel. neta med which will ‘be returned. ties. Satisfaction Buarantee eaters, Complete eau voment urnishe ‘ommissione | No capital needed, no deliveries, n Pald dailv: no exnerie nce peesenern, rood | ‘dential.’ Box J- 404, ?. -D, (ce); lections, FE xpense money furnished men make $100 weekly. stars make more: f foing fast. “priz at once. | Mi lwaukee, _Wise | Inc.. 1028 Wo Van Buren. Dept. 338. Lerch Printing Co., 622 2 Pine | AGEN T wonderful automatic was| RRO AOS Tee OES A: — - oe lighters light ¥Y €as a mate dy or gentleman of middle age. age, bees to Sfp SMEN— Hig High-grade gh Frade: pny mod full time or | immense + big prcfite: 3 ness ability, to handle n high. PB z aR, ; -. “In ples samples ot egulare free. c 86ld on a money- back guar. | or bs th [Levey ; wt A ot a mene: SALESMEN—Now $100 | 25 2153 3 Congre 8s at. ae full += - = sit i ay oan aes u manag velo | Si seas "ever Experienced a buy on sight when a Every | Harrison Mie Estate oe 'AG IENTS—teca | Mw electri time In life: (»... Ha 160 N, Old established firm in per weekly sellin rn anufac turers’ timing and of $7 “SMEN—New naa de of| between 9 and 12, Monta y morning 06 Cases; lowest lady buy ~ Spangler Leather 8. Chicagn _Bra td re weekly {and e : mtn J = a ncome from i _F-382. ha Put uP! Centra} National Bank Bld ie germproof ae | abe dur wil! alico, - : make lighted Prices. Co., ‘ured through adver: | ig profits and p um etn nie Angeles eee - we start -making bi isi ines: TV- | AGE NTS—Cande home or an ywnere we buy your cand y: ’ eX- ence unnecessar Vien-w omen. Eade makera (7). Ph lade! Phia, Pa. | AG EN {S—Somethin Z new: faste st “sellers | and r ! est e -aters ear si guls casy, profit, bl le ~ ‘> rent ay every t E Value is Rreat: hustlers who _Wells ("ad guaranteed: “sells “on eich: Retail Clothing § Salesmen because price is low and | ‘€ pay big commiasi ‘one —e to make $10 to $15 'and good ation ae San- WoL FF"S Dept. 24. 1011 | - Pe (ex99) is AGE NT—E ach iocal-| _saneeri Must be high-grade Opportunity Ss. Broadway > ean best salaries 8 ee men, 3 (c) co | * Tre. hing ike ne > nol pple Nothing ce fr. i n ._ Chica seeclaliy; Lincoln av, Der cent: See Mr. _and a Washington. | exterienced: « Apply Mr Stehber | rles. (c) | 6th and St. Char! Shirt Salesmen A promipent New York facturer making a complete date line of men’s apérte, hels and novelties, is Somnanen with offices Omaha _For Middle West and ries. Mille. "Ph hila. deir hia. Ow NER- TIRE Ameri. an | Diam ond st. AL TO Malti SAL PSMA? N—New oo ynmiasion 40 repeater. dway daily: Operate your | UuSing kd enor Srey Ce-~ | sSary wi Pes erleas tO use and tak ® orders for handmade ‘neer fabric and cord tires: guarantee bond R000 and 19" 000 miles (no seconds): , ah inbed Prepaid on ar broval: get your tres free: 0 Ca pita) or experience equired: | make $100 to $300 weekly Write for | i holesale Prices and ; FAMple kit. Mellinger | Tire >; _Dent 104 Kansas Citv. Mo (c) CAN Yoru SELL 5000 BUSINESS “" ed ’ i . ; | BAL 18M BN—Manutact urer ¢ eek selling tai ored caps: S00ds has esiahlis humber of agents; corn- ; ; Wwonderfy! , mole out- | ‘ ‘'>s We deliver a Collect: ' licatio n- today, KR A MER PHIL: Monon Bide ; Chicag AGE INTS— $5 to $10 daily easy Beauty Clay reap benefit of big os, campaign: no experience ENTS—$100 a w can Mitel shirt manu. and up- 2 including open for res in St. Lo tory *.. right Box R ify men ALESMAN—To j ha) trade Call Sidney rf: ‘ ul _interview BES MEN—Spiendia oy >0, men of ‘od appearance, bition: : pay ev every da © SALES on Be N— cp Sidney one Mor $7? ery « Spect: 6 sales ‘ Ever , busine: Sa prospect: ¢ a ula or nieans 4 ~ a Week- immediate commis. Others graking: $90 to S100: . advertis. it} Vhole or required; sure RAPIOS PRODUCE ON 11 } e = ‘ a lick toe full tie : I w , Laboratories. 1133 ir adway, New | o salesman torv, who form: ati on shirt or kindred mw ce AGE N Tr s— Wri te learn how Without rin & mirrors. ‘to. “start | Lab, ital refinie)h’ “2 a! ae luick Fr em run fle Xtbi lity, saves sene Tator tords “bas turDpo makes ; 2N T 'S—Rush ‘ol mainte eq: wn Dag”. ata arantead American Dis- O] Peru, Ind have city ter Ories ri “handel! SAL LESMA fecume ap : weekly; apport unies for Marks F lectric Ca., AG ENTS—W oe live parti Uulars and Va!- | York. (99) R er - OR s’ ft a _ ie | Gt ODYE AR “ME 4G. s é i6- Cc ‘ Goodyear i similar ~ Mo., i licitv Ry 11] N. Bidpg., Kansas City, is making an offer to send a hand SOM@ raincoat free to | ae wide bo con one person in each locality who Will recom. _Clark who can q _ment | friends. Write today. {cBQM) | larke te Motor Co es OFC Us | $8.50, to $373 dozen: SAL ESMEN_—tuey = or send $3 for three | Certificates. Apply 13104 . _ Econom; Sales Co., Dept. N k q R q. Monday. Salary, mM ( en's finger ring: “Xx adiles’ silk hose, $6: to represe ntative, I] nt ; Manager: muaranteed ; no deliv ery. to S€ Ix ' I i P xXington, i : ; Sition ompany, dept. Dearborn, ay SALESMA N-—To sell Ford cars: g00d es See Watkine C, fo. -: Chicago i ee S 1s ©aSY taking ordars KUaranteed ady anced an da VY ; ae - Wriie : : dit- . 4 Ma 31, aily Povar. , | ‘ean ‘pea ree Magazines. rvices, At adve; ‘Lisemne nt. “161 4uto Polish th; writ, Wood’ 8s Popular Se Cisp! “ay J koods F Lhirl Pe $15. advert; Ss) ing With lant ‘ity, American Movar, 5.0 SaLaniuan-Zeacs monthly vlna a DY line of CADe, factory to ‘s Commission” fp Mfg. Co., re NTS—$15 a: ' Med MEE R—daiea: man +5 home > ible ms: absolute!) yY new: interest Taternal Art Co., 1438 Wa aenoe) Va : "for bd | YOU in busing “s. f men and rating o “4 iV o az 15 “ne! R:; age Gaie, Dr; SA LESME N—2_ for our ave are Hudson and ‘e uth Palas ete _to 1726 Lafayett te. SALESMEN—weu 4, to notion enilliners: 0 per cent land, Mic h. eee as oe made : ] Huntington. W. INTENSIFY ERS—y] Ww: ant for Fords in a bargain ver! of the : riness, MAE MONEY plating, knives Itfits furr nis shed: I, aboratories. York to sel] 20 doze n lot for 10 pet me quick, ees = ries Hillyer. ice @ N. OS, Broa. a, Way SilVering Spoons free Dept. ibute 33.00 80, in JO house w dist; ~ house h rm d nee | ‘ mirrors, Pll ki nda | auto headlights. OOoKlet. Interna- O, 311 oe, pew, attra commissic AYV., (c99) Pairs 60901 ives: 4 Dayton. ree , an id — come tax records; men must keep rece of new repre se ntat ~ nkha Wonde rf rything Cupy for eV e everyone 4 ge! era - > Quick Neclscag He aiso co chants’ _Aasn.. SALE SMEN on the absolutely - Serenolas; Salary check. big Fes aso mM just | ' ir money Spot; ho i no deli vering Starting: Perry } Ludlow needed “rt “ in Wwe tra sn Salam. | c ompany * Winoaa, no outfit 3A ‘ -ESMEN—we have | man ~eers, ‘sotnadl DINK; ca . 1017 ij im mediately everything 217 Felts | al vonr W athe , al = 1] a. : © al . | dents; “126, Dayton. | UaYV * ride at: ‘ { trees (Oat anke § ‘ample ; is ion ‘BSL. mond’ s ‘New jt dividua Is an livering ©) -» to 10 products OO ' months’ at ‘Ce pted, ) +) P “West” Monroe. : out Can dally ner essary Am! Hons d & A. ft SC 1) ‘ advance: selling me & Co.. ¢€ Prices: no 4666 aston. NTED ESM A N: | | AU TOMOR ILE acc ry; every ¢% bie sight: 1 z —> Inegerritory: 4 _ SALESMEN WA live ADVERTISING | SALI On #peciag} editions can Legion Program - comn Ission. 502 |'ADVERT ISING one ES. Vith Car. cy Call Great W estern calling trade: Wrie ome Tire Corp., ee | par “BAL ESM, 2 fast-growing y: reference an -157 alway. , xy monthiy Yan B h 4283 day : Ravance 4 er col! SALESMA: Siento reference and bk 2. bustier; ~—~Per Weel. $118 la Al’ TOMOBILE % SAL ESMAN ITP sel) Chev. Fasoline hustlers: ’ a ee Lamp Co. in Ri a a —_,_ a every State weet of On a patented every farmer: men S@liing ty far ners ll] anythin i “‘propecinns By anch. G08 a st., Lich \ i] Re rh = WM no nave h aA ] t _— re >RC aN pret ie 8e)] S° Vea Mfg. ; Deakin Om aha. Neh. a our iwanttf: “ sight: SA) yor: tition: won romter _— big: Cc a SALESMEN miastons in eoat Oi = it | silk knitted | Y >; Inet Trop Osition: OoDen, Neckw ear big Write Co., Teen today K : ~98 Broad iWav, WN _Deimar™ in Aca S Wanted ®wo experience yw ith Hamersioy three mo montha’ adver- at 439 i Bldg. architects and ene. exDerlence Box We | eho each fown Dathro: om chandeliers: by new Ff @xperience requ red; Auring at home star ing by Sillema: , ‘Uulars and proof s. ere att ur I] to pla fixtures, mesete aoe eas ME N—Fanay With pa | ‘Dbrush- en start £ needed bh, 1siness On n®ariy nothing Jo ° « Pe! A high class stock MEN Op WOME N-— —City, Belleville, pate a0. more wide-awake Poot Di pataple food products. x Y- OM - s Delmar SAL} ISMEN—To se)] re) ina _tising campaign. Cal} at | SALESMAN—To sell >| ; | eilk _York | AGEN’ 'S—Man | Parts. bells, | union on-made in reflec ‘tors, rd rite te ‘AUTO | refini«h { | ate ae F raceland. 1487 Nth. Philadelphia,” for | / ert ) it ) ( ‘ni ! ! rom mill: extra bonus: omalasi fon Of 3 a National Com- Sener. Le ington. Ky. lery Co New Why work for others when years: come We se}] fly rt ulure and already bad -| Experienc ts Mint Ment 1o this 2 i ne Bizelow-Brun 537 AIR LILS, yy ependable yp lans free. € laren re Spria- SAL sting Anette Cpresent : —~ ~ for Go ’ : Make YOur | M.- 45, re edd: ? / : 18, »S , 1 if S100 to $500 Week! . # tichmond, fe 095 | THOU SANDS adi st b t ributers Columbus 0. | . for states of Missourt, LY B. W. How textbook on: eS SAL ESMEN—wideline men coats for price of; up the illegal license buts you R sells for °0e en Merchants. Dayts Address “hicwe: = line, suits, oxrevco inn BT Orne _AGENTS _WANTED_ — oe 3 -WOMEN d reliable hous SAL eats Xiao Tie “line, sel] aute —oPpertunity ‘ on! ers, Clean weil, 2811 retailers: very pre “auaintance city with car. 350 daily. 2. Post. -Disnate (ch | live wire. Call Bandas, so sou E BU Ic Kk | t have good. SALE 'SMEN— dep ‘er Talloring Gonz Co., 614 Pi Pins. ply Sunday 192 _ 4064 Dayton. ) RU Sava Japa ate LESM: — | AUTO Ow NERS! Get your tires free a! SA) AN To « sell Petes an (ec) EXME ital or, exDerience needed. Write today produce Box K-28. Post- : — i? ton, _ fe) | __ Bode Motor r_©o. ° _ 4014 PAS ee Me SAL -ESMAN—To > call On retail trade 5178 | Write Waxed neers’ SUDDI leg: state mr retai] salesmen ho have had a omobiles and are ready | <3 # “ollinevttie ah _East St t Louis, Sunday INST’ RANCE—SaTE ESN EN— Wh reciproca! insurance, I can ke more money than _— company. plenty of le commission. sauatty. remarkatte aatns; _Manager, 402 Fite 23 dally. | TAL aMEN ome: per cent to 50 r eo Bt ae will do. rour Te eo ter- ' JEWEI, RY Sar Lo FY Ww. Pukwane' sp = Stran- | N JEWELRY Co. de. | 8 “y services of an experi- ae de Hotel. /eneed jewelry salesman (el =) MEN—Two. . live, lot business 1940 s. King’s exderlenced, Teinecke a high. fc) Money meker ndianavolia ‘Ina Sat ESMAN—o nt investm _Block and _bon nd SAL ESMEN— sales wr, eprosentattives SALESM PN notion jobbers, stores, can + lusive ¢ money and ee samples t Pe Rubber Co., Paitcnnnles Make “Dlg , dres &s Amazon Pa.. _De et. “25 (99) amas ne aut ree, Just ou t: | 8 Ballon: hours, (Cal) a Parte -+ Write Cc Om pa ny, hosiery: w antee; comp line - Never solid in Cas; omer $1000 | legal evar. | for men, cone chi]. stores; sitea ¥Y repeat mers for years; n and free ga Guarantee wii? 123 = time ft. ae awe » [S g SUNDAY MARCH 11, , 1923, nGhe ot i Guaranty ee ESM EN—PFop corn machines matic electric. Priced S44, jfona TBs aa) monthly, end Co.. oO. earn *XDerien ve Derior ay. MEN—T, handle our © Giare Shield.’ a COM bined suteror and glere w a@inary pro -* ' Nichols : _ allow car he 4 aa a. m.. , 4 utensils: Aluminum o.. Mr N—Selline anon agent < or “gellin tien Wanted fo- lin t selling to factoring, yon A pplendia Teal business - ry ene Rox tas Aurora. 3 EN—New | patented kitchen per cent profit: seis every wh re: round business; men ang Fomen. ex territory: nothing A Mke cles later. f al m 504. 571d Buelta” AY, : SALESNEN—eat— oug rice. -"mashing anteed « . factory: ny dangly: el Day In ey 3 OPpPortunity. ces. K. W. Shee Co.. Mutual Bid LESMEN—i~ tntelligent, BALESMEN—Tallotin? Doi ; 4 one ¢lahorate _of _Campbell, 496 §. State. BAL ESMAN—C aliing on housefuritishing trade. priced aluminum bercolators sion: give ful? Dart) eftorv. ete. av., New SALESMEN—To eel ers; must h character: to $400 per offer. by mmission President, 30 N SALESMDN —Sell $23.50 sults direc paid daily. Samples a porcals. Established" 0 voars. ralloring Co., 7th ang Arch, Philjiade a .ESMA N—E cDerienced nubs; -UVigie man, to i lots in a4. we jacent ehopa ° "2. ‘100, tional BAL ke SME N—Agenta seller out: Fella ali farmers, everyone: _ tod watch muard: rs Sample He. Headley, I: ~ 125 Miller” r Ride. SAT, ESMEN— di alr ifec tents “eB Peon wentative, eral «a inal nm 16 ow! ing Re: n SA desta —assoctemesg turance salesman. contract In &+ Louis: this Meals: answer anc telephone. centia). 1 are near appearing an = — 10 ¢ Ee 2 I day. 10 ¢ National Bank Boag ‘ARRY gr N LACE tes i Apply _5°8 F ALF are NT HEMST; iTCHED: EMBROIDERED WH * BAL Msi MAN) 7 Owning automobile "ake S10¢ per week, Sma )}] | vou (to Make permanent ‘ith responsible firm w rite ©. Sales Manager, 9420 Meech ay., Cr te A a SMENL A utémobiie- inen, , Who can produce; we hag reconditioned cars ke nel in ¢ Mr. Eaton, between 30 and 3:34 , Viewing | Motor Saieg Ce., a two er BAL, e site N—Tjy tab} Pr nie Mfg. Ca., en Wor v office - 407 » & on" —Young 1 man, between |] years. san, to eatablishoy local rr ams in 4106 to HiOe ver raise Vak-La-Mo Ol Al . SME N—Side-if line, travell an eaaily ié Golier fountain “ts, Samples easily | deposit required. tf you. » Write Gem, §9 Park pl, it al} FR Y easy to demon netrate, the nent ticle and / KOOne auton i r m. to 4 . Bt tevena, ae prrederie” Senda.

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SUNDAY, | om MARCH 11, 1983, ALESMEN WANTED tanta. cap bow is fe N Broad —4 young men, a ity; for intervi t ew . Lindell 4476, 8 c 9 reek. ears: 3 to 6 ‘4 — Our men a ing. Little "Wontar a ; agents wanted evorywhere, B14 Wainwright Bid : — ee, . “3 oper y for ie on paid prom a Ph A ahaa | jiwaukee av.., EN—And distributers, ¢0 ‘ oil filer piston rings: F Miller wr Mfg. Grand 6° Ste pe @ real money-nc.L, . & army shoes direct to ‘wearer 75 week casily. Berman’ + 4 4 4th, Dept. 48, Evaneriiie Arey nt eee, . N—L ine reducing iar firm's uu bettering conditions: big commt, c bles better one 8 $300 ey ea x 1. Station EB. Ceveland. sien N—To sell art needlework tx Wr and vicinity; a rane end be acquainted with dr Rox Y-59, Post-Dispatch. ~ “Boos AN—$150 month and e aii : experience not enecesaary: ee 1d envelope Sr Co. High Polat, information. iA\-—rowular proce itne ad : full time or side line: other sigc: samplee for stamp. Dept. 7. St. ivuis. Mo. ma 3 [N—-New auto tube, geais sts om res; fully guaranteed: car ex” sight when demonstration jis thown Mfe (%,. Hammond, Ind, ; ~~ EN—New spectalty; aii retailers: mackiy shea oxpennes reorder ite, | vt tayegg Si rom reor a. Sao 2. Cedar havig ha vias, we ve nae on salary fala _ to sell Ford trucks for cnnetiasd | ; nust know trade & work. a ox S23 Post- a. fey EN—Side-line m $50 to Sion week sure. No es te — av.. Chicagp, [AN—New specialty: fells ¢ for $2.80: _ eon 40 per cent: fpr SRO: peater. See Mr. So rainy 111 WN, “ BN—Manufacturer of men ‘s fare 7 oods has eptablished trade in territory for a men; anewer tn ce. Box K 4. Post- ‘Dis, ic} AN—To handle fine side line calling trade in Missouri and Illinois: city. Call Sidney 1980 for conf. interview. wii EN—Spiendia opportunity for twa of good appearance, ener a am- ay every day. Call "Grand ba Ww, AN—To handle good “pide lime > Call. On printers in Missouri and Tilinoig: in city. Cell Sidney 1990 for conf- interview. AN—Bxperienced: eal! on - retail with full line confections and foun- supplies: libers' commission: steady for local concern. Box Y-5 D6, Py-D, — wee omen So MAX—Par's ; calling on ~~ engiheer to se)! Cfallenge Rotler compound: form: entire'y different from others: miracles Ferrd. Mf. Co., Sidney o7 MAN—Neat appearing: electrical: $50 ly; opportunity for advancement: ref- ; Marks Electric Co., S185 «& fe) AN—To sell Ford ears: must have acouaintance: good opport @pity for who can qualify. See Mr. Lamb. Motor Co., 1124 Pine st. (¢} MEN—Three good to handle special jcates. Apply 1310A Olive § after .™. Monday. Salary, commission and paid. (Cc? MaAN—300 monthly selling our snap- line of cape. fac tory ‘i wearer. waa’ ” buya. Commission advanced. r Adams Mfs. Co., 206 8. Halsted. go EN—. for « our used car department. . are Hudson and hesex dealers and - a ee proposition for 2 goed pre- gyuth Side Motor Sales Co., 1720 26 Lafayette ic EN—Selj to dry goods, department, * gtores, bveagaare, epecialty shops. Te: pnew. attractive, weeful article: cent commission. C-sShru Co., Hol- ch — ee os ee MEN—Smallie made $158 ome week income tax records: all merchants business men mvet keep records, Write @ample also copy of new taw. Mer- ts’ Asan... Inc c.. 2 Minneavolia, ‘Minn, (99) MEX—Bud debt men: $150 weekly wtely: no soliciting accounts: con- oniy; new, ori@inal pian: hone or ex- territery. Write Sheehy Mercantile Le ingten. e a ous ee ay wi H rs he * # : | a tle Gu: iranty Bide | gommmiss! ’ . , able wor Tyan who is able t } ! ; rashagine — . nn OnGS a ny ic) : Nails at Ce th, 4 he - . ions ac vanced; Satiafactio r. , we tO eMPloy at leasi two more large consumers in the smaller cities and HOCO > jon > P : £ EN—Pop ‘corn mac ies: be scion, | teed: 50 years in ‘Dasiness: — eye ot pater oy n. Distributors are protected by towns: must be hizh-«rade. with su:cresful Aang et va nie Missouri Sweet GIRL—For | general housework 171i, BMay- — ne : ™matic electric, priced S400 to $1 200: ex- pa rticulars lLoverin & Bro« ne Co.. Whole pana 1 and receive thetr remuneration sales record: soon as has demonstrated can DIS STRIC T s AT E > CR — ae) ard. near Page ‘e) ViIRL— hl SE Pu Od Lot | T i _—~ - om nh | £8807 * d : I K rm f an. This vroposition wi vanced d ¢ Tv, . tle, Ti e4) : Ss rovend Co... 2030 Supers ! ood ? , ; , a vii mean ; an oinmission on all business pro- = ee GI ” one-one pertor av., Cleve- good character who can furnish refe es 4 big thing t ; 4 “ori. OR sIRL—Photo finishing. Sit to start. 4806 ee : = to geil electrical appliances: etal aon me | ager will be in St Louis w thin a "tee days. meat malimited —— permanent con- | . . | TGAR BAN DBR—Experienced. 1628 Mar- Easton GIRLS—Three, to take telephone orders sb lin dine ti oh” tee, nh -bac . + P... . For coffee UB « hing. Apply Monday G : * ohols Mix. Oo... Nichol Win weekly. | ei, ' Ener & Ful ne at. pdms 5th Sho $150 weekly besides building permanent re. experience, present line, age : 4 CLE ERK—O ost department fobbing ane man- | morning. 1049 Hodiamont. (c) | fy yp oon ~ os - Pe a - me 4. = Sore veemys - I tn Roms peas business: exclusive territorv. Sager Ma i oe - Tacturing business; must use Burroughs inLs— . staver : BALESME N—To sell cemetery lots. 21] or SALOSMEN—r,ex-imerchants. to sell un Wik ertis! ne ©(o.. 1637 Roosevelt rd.. Devt. M AN AGE R. AND. S AL K SM AN | \4, ny le Ci. TIrer cals ulating machine Reply. iving age. “ a ae it, nies # girls. ath floor, Unien Cap Co., oie: N. 14ch, t time; we turnish aah and auto to egquaied sepeciaily; tremendous péssivilities: LS. CC) CAKO 4 4} 7% oie er *xperience and salary to start Box M-196. wt ok 9, S088 | uleau. bie! ei Y fo} s take es eng ae x un is. or if vou ha ve ede 2 dep om hey ex! -) i@yY Cf pe ge ‘e 2ecarry - RE SIDE N r ~ cAL E SMA N—Fo- weit by! “es W e}) k? own ¢ Tpa? liv w a fi ts sales manacc ' Post. Dier wa ti h. ees (fi — poners) brespwors. fami! y , of 4: | GIRLS—Exp rienced « on power rmachiaess te >) €8r, @iiow car hire to you: previoug experi- — e139 Of good prospects absolut. nee lork conce makers of indie’ and ani 12 .cirect @ force of salesmen and distribute | Large esponsille ‘ ¢ cl _ RK— Lady; 25 to 30 years i; muet ~ a ee —— a | / earn making gingham dreses: pe “we ee Bot necessary, as we train You Apply . en men earamg $800 to $1200 co unise ons dren's coats ve Ving an sotauibeadin on : va? a grape product t2 grocery, drug, c mie tion- |. * he ~— tbh manutscturer * @ geod hand. be oak Lae azine GIRL S—14 years o old, ww to fleor ‘work. “Rice- learning. Morgenstern Garment Co... ; ontey 2 a. m.. Suite 404. 722 Chestnut #°. on ogee wpe oniy big men, willing to, this territory for number of veare: arte Coty, *tores Parag Be the consumer, and With five plants, assets of several mil. Copyist werk en typewriter. Answer in -—Stit Factory. 11th and St. Chartes (oi) | *:_ Oth _st., Ugh Meer a) ESME N—Traveling local territory, wit? ; a; Five qua. ications ra rv, Colfax experience and references na —dtetemae. 20 e" afte peat business, which + very lions. and Years’ hes Dw Eh 4navriting With com lete i of. GIkKIlL-—W a ark: ile GIRL—Xxpertenced poten . , t r to ° wi ° and Ke raid hy at { ‘tev > ; 1} anu ©01 ¢ y is iATE t ; Tr? ) hoa? *—* . ' ‘ . at , an , , years production * oer $a oe © read, Fox R = . 13037 wii » tO a a oe t an) uualif; fie @earn- a n wi . r i . ey, hi oy ymer ; and reference in firs: a adults 5589 ‘abanne 4owrnsiaire v rk: gs : -efe ; ad . on ii . ei Ww oO! nen " ; rere 2 Ni¢ "or) ‘ sie i’? Wiil in into ne thnousande vea ly ' the re nee, }* »-xpane —_. - et tar a ‘ 0 ‘ a : . —_ o : re eae : . > n 5; ranteed, — grade, popular priced “ Sggeen gue rking auto a peasory tra * - wind al “it | ae. ee Sanat lat ficiiatie dee ) expa ing busine«s — x M-204 Post-Di spat Gilt l-—sree snerai housen gE Mee. Harty. ‘oe gates —~ 0 or write sont ing utensils: ‘Go. Mites pal lig! ; ay ’ ef me coeni ‘eal com inati "Rise Kl ot pe ik Py LES—Mak« S50 tails : ‘Aa VW Vant 10 hight tra‘r eg enpecifaity s ss. t irough the ma lufac ture of elect riecal . , MAKE R—Exneri enced Thelpe J for i . a bany Lt 48 58" ! : ‘lemens. G IRis- T mT — ~—— . ¢ “t week : uni te e uininum (i... ), ilwaukee , pithy Op $ igti al: me x ®S SPTISATIOIA ™ Star You re esentatives Wanted ery - men te ntr iy : ‘. : As “rn iy ’ A ‘ ‘ os 2a) . ee y zg *. a iz, Ov Frank! Steady Wor —% hel eas a ore i d anes Wo, to years © age. te es ; wr j in Sap balls ; é : me la troduce & produ f univers ie spé@ciaities wit! ye : alice * ’ G sIRLS—?2 : Te ‘; Wis, on great fide line r@ai mons: ining ( re. ‘ ~ in” nent HDUSinNess:; Ww holesa! “ mand the earnin’s to sales nel ’ ‘wees -@ ] 3 + bre ” . consume . a : woot a ~—- month App! Y 30: i x. Broadway. ie? ” ~er> ~ *¥e oy oo : ee . _—— ; | se v ’ ‘ . it [ ” . ‘ . fey . 7 aati on . : : =~ . . Oo, . 4 . = a _ ! ‘ ? : Mi N—Selline agent or ‘selling crman- Address ‘ ern “BIO meat oy 7 De an brn ae x —— Dept. 4A. 703 S.. from $100 to $150 per week and repeat peat. One additional man with a/ ‘VAT MAKERS—E Kperienced of coats, . pants GIRLS—To do “emt roidery work at —— | Spent alty Co, ibis Pt Pine oem tlon Wanted for line of steel eGuip- Tels ’ Ss AG ser. est ,idé swuCcK > NCAZO. — business is very large | successful!) eX erie? ea os Sir 61 or intforms. Angelica Jacket (o.. 1419 Kidd ane ~~ 2. | tai . ie, * feat selling to factories. schools ee Peta us position will pay a LICE, , IX yt 1. no_laundry Bell Kirk wood 557. GIKLs—Over 1G. to ween beai a , “tap eres hifsion; expense ad ce “fg a we coants writ oO? Th, , ..Y a? 1 to those who nN e earnings and repeat , "eer — ey : _?. «oo ee ee ; : . per cent profit; ecile everywhore: year- height wieder’ — t : eon ced Gi Age, seiko wri L€ ar once. 1 he Buckley Wrap- a, :~ Aas ewernae traie e000 fn 812 000 salary with a possibility of furthe GU iRL—For kitchen work. Lutheran Wosp: : eames + sa toe ew =, pound age eo men and women. exclusive lih ne Sign WwW wa te * x Usi — Sea ncees mt a ; 9 a pe er st Toled ee ee 4 li ‘ to § earning through hianenes ie ; IF tal. 5500 _Obio a\ te) Peetory - E} “Walker a te tory not iing ? Se. ii ke it oth ™ ar: « ‘ i ‘ . ‘a 9 AS att .* Rutais ‘4 out of ever lw CON eer ners 5 iru “ ’* P ye ai io “ ‘ . f reseny? . Y — ie ene = > . 1 BCT z - ‘etn ” e féectioners, « - ll on Mr. Wood, 910 in Hotel, GIRL—To we ; ¥._Florrigant j cles i 6713 hoetta anus cturing Co... ° w ks M os coe NOry : es a re>resenta- z'sts, eas} y carn $25 dally; hustiers ohie all te “rs 9» a. ante - d pe me 10 > co an unusual! opportunity to a hig’ _E xcelstor pg a “_ Bye a og = nek yt " Di MET AV Cleve land ©. ive to Seit thre: auto art ‘essories : > ig Ge a2, pr Pel os tion immediately. Ston Cn . — a“ \ be } = , = J . 4 , ? e *e* - . oS .. - 4 ' mus or over, « aeTra paper 4 work: EEMEN—Sell ous price-smashinz guare m%'%: exclusive rights onen; men who have 000 IN. Ma‘or av. Chiron: lone and 2 p. m. Monday. Call—do not phone ee: man Who knows the ele etrica’ 4414 PAGE BI GIKLB—14 to 17 years old; graduated from | bia is tts to start, St. Lesis Label Werks, a - s x aT- Sry) 1) mens _ ——- ah ay whew aa Ow al lib saasnitiiibimmintiaeiaine — " » : a ram @nteed shoes, direct from factory: our. men “ey n ge : _ ng $10 to S$!) Jay van.- i RI f SS SALESMEN ihadstan 10: experienced: . i fle Id Ahoroughly. Sal es ¢ fr orts + + Be 7 mar ac hoo! ee Simmons | jardware i. B eS’ average $15 dxilv: Uberal pay in advance Raaiihin “ Setadeen nels = cana oe Chicagy alone, 1922; rawing account and commisison: produc. Mast re Salesman W anted — be supported by national adve W ANTS (LS——To learn shoem > A ply J>*han- | GIRLS—Te de imht factory work in euttine re deliver: unugua! opportunity: refe: . All = An ‘ =e a fer ‘ ATIC aurptificat ane eis W ‘thy ea les record can earn ten 7 ee puer tion Write fullv addres in r B F ( ILLAR MAK ER SS, heip around house 21 $1 WO usht ington. 2nd Bingham, oe - emma —— 2 yee ronereeeeeee s ~ a \ si . : — eile : rm -O st YOUTSOIL, Dies er FeOs “J ‘ns ‘ eX sie « SS ‘ an ¢ SF ~ a - ar. ce Want a limited | number ot tious ents re of > have an he, pen! co fo Am. . Je) N OLR SALES FORCE antee for first 10 months’ werk to richt man. 400), Post : Dispateh 5 CUFF SETTERS GIRLA—E xpertenced’ and to “learn on power ; Se ee is Panny or me ri x intelligent, reliable men to se! insurance trade: «pportunity Re nae _ hans _— _— ih . es rien & ci the: “J made-tO-measure, di- Company, well rated established iZ years. Sats ‘ Oks 4i\s machines Call 16%0 N. Jefferson. fe) | Co Terminal pee t 4 Uni > ch £8. a @ivings accounts for an old, we iI. established ment as ¢ lifte« “ MURUed Sovance- re o Wearer; libera! commission; range of This opportanity. will make one indenen:! ent ® , ‘ . GIRLs— work: | 72ds = aay nie, Colmes , tational bank in St. Louis: liberal pay: no inter low ‘amntinwet 7 Mond: "% 6 goes to 6) prices, $19.50 to $38 50. Heavy repeat for life and net $°5.000 certain profit -n first UC. S. OPERATORS rorwted Ge 7 Bo Gar. ee y! TIRL ae sc? nee men need apply. Box B-3 @Pos:- “atate aualifirne ns Moncay and Tuesday, orders Vrite for spring sample case " ¢wo years Must be financially responsinie. | , ~~ = ae ,GIRL—For genera) housework ; goed home: - Dispatch (BO) ? i Baa me yrmeagens Braye, a8 giving past ex- BROADW, ‘~ Y TAIL re Pony CO Arey apecial exnerience necessary, but chavac- GIRLS TO LE ARN a a ee ° ‘ta we rs arise “Btyle | good S4hw or references. Call | morminge, 'BALESMEN—Tailoring: «nappiest direc). co. Yrenijer cot fi ete "thea eras > > rae Cincinnati, ©. ter. personality courage and industry q@wen- = a ‘ ‘ a n . 7-18 senineton. Tai (¢) | Illinois 345 W or write 2323 C e . wearer line on earth: v irgin Wool, cust: m ~ ; i SME Ne ‘ : i SO ~ os : iho. TWO SALESMEN tei , t’a! (‘ollege man preferre |] Rtate are. edu- aa ark! ¢ oO ni a 8 141? fc?) wh ille mee, The Wildman Ce., 154] rb - > . 7 BOTs > nes ee ee ‘ 27> ‘ > te mins 4 j1 Sainry ‘ mnr e ¢ . = tf ee i . ’ ‘Y! ate es 2 ge . “ , 9 : of Camp! bell. 4. of ’ St ate . te ni CH &: > , ie iantina tee gare of a pprome hin head . peer ion ; : aa =n 4 ! : a ; s on. I Li's oe TAY ’ ene + 44 : te 0? » answer 2 is of fle e. an cinta—T learn , andy ' oo Hier Ching ~ ~ rot necessary. Apply read to o te werk pam . ose 7 FUR T- : : ” — Stir MiP ~ nervienc Also state ago nd nhone an? = - lib ts ‘fateh VL WICK, Ths eiger! auy; 00d home to riaht parts ’ tLe—To tearm spotting — Whe. Crema K -Goldi : fi > . prieed aluminum wpercolators on commie- grade; profit vossibiles prectcaily un'im- renties confident |: a ye Vr 1G Pp nic tly 7 14 ender, Wadbes and va Bo references. Mrs. Stegl, 1414 F Parvin t ; ing Co.. 3829 Olive ‘S? ington 3 ‘oth iarmest _— eS Weer : sion: give full part! -ular ge regar tees * +, Ra , eis. ¢* Alarion Ind os ae uv " : —- — 3 cer rATT«)RI* sf a sperenced an 2.©5 ' ‘ _ Sanaa . : LOMPMANIUN—For ¢elderiw lads vod hon GIRI—To assist with two school chiidren Ong, qe 4 Stew e on elke & Saland, Pm) Fifth SaAl.-r SME oN — in] one sale Aaily “Neans 1 1) Onen- - rtp my gn Al Ly Ape Yat s ee Cc apabi e of se] ne” } a) a oe | le ft ry Ks M }=* CAN Fe me ER ~—Wa can use Kod Cal fest gh Darty.: mi ldie aa J - a nn * = 5641 W at rman ni. y« | fieor GIRLS—W “ober on power machines © want: A per moni tive saleze $670 month f at S90 “5 ¢ , ine ; wl _weste 36 Se be energe( nd willine to devote their assers ! sex eo Pe | LMn™nission erred: rveferences reduired rs a ee am port: ° a oney i vor - ——— vs io *. . ai , - . : ‘ = ; sad ; ia; ored neg ha . = ni . ] aci‘s fury i on eae ‘ (351) > Pe . . . nietle ie puire . ll Vv 8 GIR , Buel A f l int nuff tur Lie Ti rt lad BS BALESMEN—To sli Hassler shock-absor b* hestth ¢ tin e: new $5000 accident and juer-welght fabrice at $17.50. Every onde, Whole time to work. Liberal compensation | Chemical Bide oO motion euaraatesd. 906 7877" 4 Buck Fee fer Co. 6629 Olive St. -4ic7) ox MBS. Post- Disha + aaatgta 5- St Ts, must have Be ling ex. pe rience ar ad Bo + yg Stet a @esist uw if bh hou ‘e- GIRI “te , avertr n nt wes k i wi a rood Ga IRI 9 al 4 og Aa city work: our men making $ 00 fits: £100 gig 1ouFr Cormack : Rage pre! rience rot necessary We furnish “ rou pienase state age and exynerie noe Revlies _ar3 ag : rf BO) t —, for magazines: sa!}- work refere neces : 3530 FI ora pt hean a o P} Lone ' ie shany; —_ we & 1) : RL—Crerk with fale knowledge ot peok- ’ { er month: . _— «Tagen FOS, ¢ v Kiarantce With Stat: handsome outf' ; fecti: 7 ‘ atrine) onfidentia!) Ff 7 et - ane commissldn. 0 Inco} ; me. hs ‘4 Pay 7 write Rtg =A P comer J a= 2 gt an ~ hn a Vrite quick for te ritory and speci atte i AY “ te Pent. 614. P ARK . Ae, OR et ohh he AA confidential. Box Iz ol, I “— v7 a - en as yin linc iN as we h—sts y family 4 no “othe ' work ref- Gini eee wrap mr pack en Ambrosia legible ha nd. Apply Adamars Co., Shee and 4 . “Sier-\f “ ten o? Sen Maen *. call : * ’ j y i. ame 16 to : am a oe pardware and imple SALESMIEN—Electrical appliances: ‘ust the THIS y F: AR 1X RIT "FE TE MS 1OF $6000” y WAN l ED free to SO OAD: _ = Eo _pouseho} ‘ BR cage le £000 wares, — _564 3 Easton Sil Weeteate. Cabeny 186J. te7) Spaettetee ps my mene d 3fi** eady work: ) rt iy Av} a - _? as nate a : of . , ’ r 0 ( ‘ come - — Rey wan ees see c emt Gealere, tinners. roofers and others ssccial vepeeance ate, (Coming for: have « Strong proposition of merit for general re. | euaranteed goods: $2 hour, $16 7 mtg /K—Woman to cook and work in bakery. GIRL — Vor general housework. Cabany P. oo for, edvanceme week. Ay , Te eciai repress aeeve explain the sni+s an + . tirne part 140 > « houteat 1. nG 4 o"°2 «6-« Curran Printin ng Coe mh, an ‘s wel canvassing in rural territory; good propost- and conatructio: ee I cr Ahern t we M4 tail stores; established concern, nationally | Assistant Sales Manager | ¢ , sat! sfactory, sen! ‘or free sa: nple and - : seiticeesaniapapiaas | coi a, ei sc) Yon and commission on repeat orders, AC- washers known ‘the washer with m longer ejvertised: rush season here; splendid com- } , Dd. pformation a nnings Mfg. Co., Set COOK—Or general housework on farm. Mrs. GIRL — To wrap bandies. Apply Gross GIRL—Ove with experience in a= — President, 3O N. La Salle st... £706 lif — wy bee the si as ae cea er with a ‘onger mission; liberal weekly advance to producers By large wholesale sash and door 6544 Dayton Ches. Jones. Labadie. Mo Chandelier Co. 2038 Morgan | (c) on die steers $iriey Z ago. os au ODPortLUuNnity ; rAWIin«g& Ace G Yr Til} . r ° 7, A . ae “ . ‘ . . : cen ee ——— — Ee Speen ge nner n ation co eR Raa PP ta a ~-- Cou anit to those tnat av alifv | }4 whe iz | - va ~ _ “ iiiame@. Mg) ‘ 1920 Fucl! 1, Cleve- house, located in St. Louis. Appli- 80L. AC 1TOR—H, use to. house: s od sala C OUK— a W hi te. Xperience ad: must hare re fer GIRL——W ate. for Keneral housework in, Un “a 306 N Fourth ry « — 2. * 4 pBALEoMPN—Se!! m : H#INnDIS ara lay 4. () Dept a3 i Block 1300 F ry. ° BL, : one 7 sho . ‘ men's Inade-to-ovder Ware (no. 337 Collinsvil} = 4 nae 24 ptt catia ot Ae SEE SE ee eS Pa | 4 ~ bh " a rat iklin av fe) encenr. 3414 Hawthorne bl. Grand 2687W. versity Cts family Cc abany 757 8 ry $23.50 suits direct to wearer: commieec’ , ' Mmsviie Av., Last + ctu AN’ TE D— -JUNIOR SALES eants to be considered must be ecap- | Sonic iTo . — = ne “Ty ; -+ GIRL—Ambitious ares te: j air tetectes ronan _commiéss’ons guise, TH ses (c) cars M AN. - ‘ous RS—H: fuse-to-houge work: zood | ‘ ‘0OOK—Colored woman. Man 89. 1801 G UR .L—W hite: “paeeal housework: 3 adults. teaching experience preferred. Send high- ‘ iD “4 Attractive ma.- we SETS EE-Ge came Are “5 to °% Posit lon with estab tshea' able correspondents and must iave nav 2] Holland Rid ; Pictory Apn befor: 12 4601 M terials, Established 10 veare Een ee’ ann SAL) Mr \——S« 1o? ik eee 4 a lr peri. c concern AE oo Jral i ‘ft 'ega rads: oe : . r a" hoe e Re iv 7" > - laryland AY. achool grades es. Standard Pub lication : Tailoring ©o., 7th and Arch, Philade!p‘iia _radio rec eiving sets, $10 monthiy pav- ferred Single man to @o i: nw nag AR ty - had sash and door sales experience. SOL IC 1TOR—For oid house wiripg and fix- ‘ COOK— White; first-class Apply Josephine GIRLS—To learn hairdressing and imanicur. Johnson County Bank Bidg., lowa City, In 4 Pa , ents; no Mnvestment; we finance respect ing and sales work Must be willine to The wpositio ffers excellent oppor- ae 2 Salary, commission Box B-80, ; __Hosnital, _163¢ N. Grand. _ fc2) __ ine. 602 NK sth — : , ome , state by. boned. = ss o*, ora, iCakwu ine YASt Worn in¢i Bive « aracter referer eo 2 " - . haa 5 ’ or ————. a pe nce on t une 1, ur ty a —_ ve ae 1100, Interna tk ional 1% Bide 3 _1¢) SALESMEN ne | ene Be letter ants Address 1, M. KiaH:. sidered in CORES nee, Box M-213, WE Candy Co.. 3853 Olive at (*) GIRLS—To wrap window shades in light GIRLS—Ages 17 to 25. on “light work. «= BAL E SME N—Age His. side liners fileet cialty salesmer in ft) pat $v —" Pp TAP. Purina Wil’ fer tents and santtar, saaieedl on Saag ads ert Bing am pairn ue | he a ] sa [ vod ; “a fntente j nvent ys nein } pe eggs A - LI PA NER a ‘ty VK —Wh ite, ~ to 4. housew ork: 3 adults: ' and rach na 1110 Fine. L inder F lower Mionday = a. m.. P’ralle Bakery, 4150 guires @ Missowi' repr -@entative« atta *tne Ire Ho melt. Nw. ¥ (7) rolets and otKer articles t} at are eatetinds. R RS WANTED no washing; good Wages to right Party ee — . . v _nion af. e 7 tien A i ee + = -— - - oe ~ >. — os 7S ews : ~~ ——s—— BRL RAS b] (7, Gs: RLS—t: white: house maid a 4 ok: “pany or full time on Uberal commissi-n basis \L E SMIEN or ¢ > = era of age | @! am!) money-makers Cyne of he lar eS and live bi "SINE: s $$$ __ S051 Delmar | : nd coo (moO GIRIS—TO LEARN FuHE WILCiWERS A ‘ : } , ioe ii s&s ~_eoo- , ey as , 5 4 ‘a’ Ag ss S = sas . aay rt 5 - ial we ee — —— - ‘ a see -s » ; W. B. Eddy, 16 Jiow/ling pl, Roches*e., “ 1 good education, appearance and ad En orsea DY all authorized dealers Lib- j . ; t ; , g t st c hologist. {AN AaBA a rh ie e- ps3 -| COOK AND HOU ‘SEMAN — Man end wife teloohane ikeana i} 40 CAGES, TRADE: " EXPERIENG KE NOT NECKS 3 Tt (99) dress, for permanent position, f St lovis *7a! commission to salesmen: biz profi: to manufacturing eoneerns on the chance Suite R? = oc in business preferred. teference. 3841 Westminster. —= —- | SARY; AN OPPORTUNITY TO LSARN «3 cal, ESMAN- = a “esc ——— pete gen sar's saeco & fs aan? lobbers Sathnle. sent.en renter pail - nces Sulte & ’6. Hot 6) (Claridge lem) G IRL SW ¢ te wanted: “no experience new. -| A PROPFITARLE TRADE BSALAR PATS _— ’ succes ‘} ’ 2 it si? jaat tna r? nce lol av 7" i e2 E ’ 7 - re A . 4 e " surance anlesman: will a ges a tage Oy eseary: gOod references required: salary ang Photects AUTO PRODICTS MFG C Pacifre Coast wants four direct PARTNER Wta—1 rinter: one who can ret > wee . S Rag & Metal Co., Market WHILE LEARNING. GOLLUBER Mitt contract in St. Louis: vou shoul 1k Bec so commission $40 to $60 ve week and $82 5S Broadway. Denver. Colo c) . work: _§00d location ox ¥-130, v.-D Pe immere! ane: (c 7) | NERY ©€O., 14 WASHING #TON ON AV. tax » * : aa? ; if Ti) J nat ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ . =“ - - = ~ - —_-- - > a Oa . ‘ ° . ‘4 3 ee wd a a —e —o na - : ie the ies ids Means: answer and see: state addrees bonus: sales manager in town Sunday only. | SALESMAN FOR ILLINoIS fac tory I epresentativ es. Only PAKTNER wWid.—Iicstablished business: eet ° GiRL—General housework: ne _ washing GIRLS © : % and telephone. All communications confi- $ -e or he een 9 % in. and 11 a. m,, Rooin } An O}c established wholesale snecialty men of real a) ility interest us order: bank reference. Box Y-24, P.-D. Orse I ers ari | ohosw. estminster, apartment F. Cabany | e , no a ¥: fentia). Rox M-* o2 1, P’oat- Dispatc') P 612 Marviand Hotel or between ” and 4 mouse Of the highest _ finan ial stan:linwe *-.« c ‘ » . ‘| PARTNER “Wra E pr aps : Oe Pamir mace alias A Ea te a PLC Yah eae on Ee ammeter se be ESS CEES RES: / xper enced xiue wor closers » Pm ae te hal Se Pa . ee o) “ re s a . ty r ‘ . et sa ae ‘ . 4 ~~ FE i per { ltrv « " ee ee | sal ESMEN—1 nust ial opportun ity to Pp. om Modern Appliance % PIS Pine. te), 8t 7 ng for a he “Rrade salesmare.'o call \pply between 2 and bat p m _to start busin ess. or Ones 'P poultr Bh GIRI S—Po or “light work @6n power machines. v NITED DRUG CO... SBOL N., “Kine's high food tnoncy wclline eae sptlinnze ‘on “Ak? SALESHEN—If fou are now calling on the Wa ™ieviinned tide in the State of Viinein VPRO te nae Oty | PARTNER Wit sEeecoa aleswomen HurstZucker Neckwear, "Tae Washing: | "8. sctiieias te ts trhise! ton baaie: per mane nt posit ion to oy aie drug trade in Mies®uri, Iliino bo or oth T ©’ ore . in n over | 500 rata i mt nyare and drug W ESTG ATE ME T AL PROD. ww hole na) ‘ nenitry po egy R ‘e., start ee = , z —_ —_—————— a ee sc) ’ GIRLS vho are neat appearing and hustiers. Anolv nearby #i ates you €an make consideravcleé commission teste @ PA ~ ay oreo te em products: U 10., 38 10 Oli Post- Dispatch ats ’ ‘ ox Kell Experienced corset fitters GIRLS —To fil and label bottles. , Conti. F) in Mr Mur ar (« k. 10 to ] ] an mM 101 v4 a st 1Onea i money +h har aiing our cere man \ . te 4 Cc: R . ri ° bar ie $ ly e St. e7) a a ne d ! 2 ° nental Drug { orp . as. e. cor, 3d and Experienced on liett stenc. j eutters: perms _ Olive st. oe) brated Faust fountain fruits and syrups: Manager }ox i346 eel — ‘t Sales EE Uo eee Siow P ARTNER Wtd.—Wikh $3000 cash. to in and saleswomen. Apply sup- Chestnut fe) ment positions; aon notaries for competen’ . , - sdelnaepemimematinnamaapans ‘ fountain season just openin 8 ue ean.) —— Ox 320. St Louis, Meo vivine ven in established isin , ‘ ’ . ee ran ~—— Operators. See zanine floor. ove _Full_detajle. Box B-301. Post-Dis th nl A 8. —t____. ORK: GOOD VAY; STEADY WORK. pyre RRR. THI plore rene” its -; no tlaundrs 6144 Waterman. | Gil ANTED ~— a. sien coe 4 eutor bile, can easily: mart ™ a men ae on A small "ne een far men, who can produce; we Eat dhl gall reneg the Universal auto - proposition. Phone Benton FOR REAL SALESMEN letter. Bie a 401 Bon -Dumath in firet where employed. Box M-218, ‘ne _ me | no -80._Post Diapatch.— ee GIRLS To learn acetyle en: | best recon tione “ars e - ] ° o . ‘ . Saye ‘s ‘tha: ‘ity : wre orate K , Thee sg A nuired se 210 ) Jerry. : DI NING. RY . yM ‘ SIRI Aue ¢ ? e" ommere tal 3 ley If you are interested in stealy wark e? ‘ _ : ‘ ite. ‘ . OTTice - . " - i¢ is ; ua { . trae } i ‘ . rs wane i oe epee = . “ industries now being con- | joop- estab Fisnod ° business. Cision Aten way; St. Louis Aitenhetm (c53x) “ sont-Llebaich. ome, fair wages. Hox Y-116,! tions we have open. (sli ~ Vaios Pati, _ e fii ime: a good ail ve Te sat hy je] Tith ur f . : J ; atructed his means great opportunities ‘ - ¢ , by Lt LJ A Pay SHER— 5 - a oe Sstratcn ri: O01 L : - — hance y aka ies withi mm featar income and future 7 tht “es ve a ; . ' . ; b 0., z oot and Shoe Specialists, 7217 W. Siler +A VjJ4 N Or and bi ONES Ee oe a Ee : ‘ ccyrt 4. 4 Mew ergeeiker 40n* tiling ae “9 mere! Ks 1 Sagan saga the securtus re jo pog le ee a ce A bility , COMMISSION and draw In¢g | "We eee 1 who are not ares of work of, !rawo - DISHWASHER—wWhite woman. 9004 N GIKL—Or woman. white, to assist with | Natural Rridge roa NEW ER ERA stv —- ‘ rehandising ce ee ae we © . a" : We have salesmen ig t now makin . 9 ne or Ee Peter Seeeeer Gee " mee I ouoowarr alf day: r = Call; FACTOR Ss that is & proven success and nationally w OT reate fie dq. oppoert unity for a account basis: . must be noe. from $100 to $500 each we If 76 s P AR’ cs NE R Wtd.—With Capital and serv- Grand . ee ae eK ? ‘Seanad a1 iJ h SO4RKA Clee pares 7 ' A CTA tl eh atin asttreeAtetntiiy a hp a " known; can use 100° men and women. Ap- | vVancement to excellent positions: we will ; k ; n th b 8 12} - ron ices, in our business office; ‘equipment | DISHWASHER—Wowman; for general work ve ns LD hiv Piggiv-Wiggly office, 407 N. 7 ; five no time to curiosity seekers or chron Vv rer t] c 25 "Gk . Jo = p es se Fe to ours @ day, you, lit tarting te anufacture niet + | sg ; GiRLS—k xperienc ed on power mach nes; BALESM. or oS ‘ob hunters: call after 9 o'clock 2195 ° ounge! lan oJ Years; CONECZC too. can make thousands with us. ine, starting to manufacture speciaties::| in gestaurant. 3133 I CUR good pay; steady work. Rubin, 005 Wash | " j . ‘ ‘ ; i >4 : Z ‘#.y bed 42 et exer . rtur es e, j seep ~—aaemeenes aaa § ‘ nn, @ ° i. > 7 mg ~ ge toe oung man, between age of. ” =i i R nileweayvy Fx hangea be ” rraduate referred Box R-375 Will thie big boom—this tremendous | a enetl are Y gy y aan — nothing LO DISH y "ASHER—Must he experien ~~ F “ADD y ington, 4 th floor tw) well. kno Ww iene to Hee ant SAL E SM EN ve 2 ea ae 33 ‘ : . J : ? atts | grow th of St. Louis —make money for rou. - A ge Ox i. _ Post-Dispate h eat Theen's ¢ Candy (o 91° « ive GIURI _T y . iat and “Slice ansietns nt. —- “ate " , ed local manufacturer —We have openings for men nS )j yr will you stand bac! d jet wit) ‘PARTNER Wtd.—M tablishe ] ee Ti ha og -t% , . te bd ' . bher : Sr) ce Or . sta7 ack and let men With , y established advertisi’ ” ’ ; * R ag ot a Ng hams and | agg ne trace = ed county, er the fastest selli rhe Pe t- ] ee at h, less ability make big money while you ! business demands expansion ! therefore | DR AP E R W ANTED Post- pispetcn. expected. Box Y 34, | 18 OR OV E . . ritory;, State education, , as uet ®e if one oO ine astest selling #1 . — lend lone ma sal! ; -? : | need a partner to take half interest The " , ht od odo om rar ° pxnerzenc od by sd fur — references. Pox us ‘ies in the home appliance field The ° ea | Ronpalfiy Bon goo oe ge AP what rou, ™4n must be of common sense variety pine Py mg waar. erApply F veges: £ he IRL—K ixperienced ; for general housework; | LI NGSTRAS DYEING & v., Pos . on cuette 3 ‘Of mele ' ohbher ae pie steady " ' os , 7 v' ' , : . . , : r 585 r . SALESMEN a nee ewan LEE = A Ag TB gM, ey # J ts ° : really can make. Our men are now work. gaging whom ele business appeals SHECKMAN. 704 Washingt on av., 5th floor. | ¢, we mbany 1h ae et re 5651 Waterman. | CLEANING CO yoo ee a ealesmen i) eee, 6. > Benedenee wate Gnmiiin ton in ing on the fastest-selling subdivision ever i my a y R71. Rost Dispatch *s ¢X- | DRESSMAKER—First-class order work: | 7 ini SP a ; sae. *” nd greases , He pHs ape gy yygee! a | ing and full co-operation, the commissions Subdivision salesmen, 10% com- | °Pcred in St. Loute. =o _Kost-Dievatch. ___| "good wages; steady employment to first- | @ or 104 Ave, 6 ee See oe | 1300 Park 4 and make 40c to’ GOc ver enlion’ uuree’,| are the highest paid in this field This or ’ ‘ ag Come in at once and talk {t over with | PARTNER Wtd.—To invest $5000 in a low-| class dreasmaker or finisher ‘Schumack | per 1000; must write a neat hand, Appi 4 . r (e } teach vou O ‘k pe * gs on "2 we 1800 is a desirable connection, good :efererces MISSION. We have an opening for uz. | head hydro-electric water runner, espectial- Ineornerated RH7 Century Ride. __ 800 N. Main snap i aK-1-a- DMO : Co., OU) , rie oT tr} : ' >. DAVIS REALTY MO G | ty desl ned fer the Missisalpp! y run- > rc 4 iIRI Waeh'ineto are recuired Apply 1110 Arcale Wide. |saleamen of the ’ v or ake E. DA T & RTGAGE co., ‘gt .. ssipp! or any run > i -—As extra; few evenin week | £ALESME m -Side-| ‘raveling regular te |_Vacustte Saies Co (coos) nein att dea nnnsedte A t e 818 Olive St. (cl) | mag stream; will generate from 75 to 100.- DRESS O] E R ATORS— Need e ex-|' Sunday in candy store 4A38 N N. Grené, 4e) | » | wo e-i] e ° ; epi! : r -— - - —_—-—- --- —~_— —--— . + r ¢ g , ronoe ty i r 4 ‘er: ’ > eo cee or ee . —euenenr ete 9 a os ee tre Ste eet thy | SALESMEN—We have openings for inen who, (4 MS Poe eG see + ee Rorsenomer: can be geen at P18 Tite ~~ nerienced dress operators. Can | GIRiL—White. for general housework, 6268 | “amous ait U6 peer of all a n Gally Wi can qualify as branch managers, city © produeing men, Experience not ab- - ape , Must speak quick. Capt. | i Cates, ist f). east or Cabany 635 IW. ? al 4 a! foliar fountain pens. Selig at | , Milifon-Dollar Corporation N A : ERATI HA I E xpi rl — Nth eee eee & G oa (=) | GIRL—For menerai housework : nod homme | M r. Hark, Basement Gallery. . ager. 2. e5 » Church st New Y ork Ctr SA 4446 4a —— 0) Carl A Lhe ‘ business over 50 years. de- enced - : steady position ; : hest of aiet wi u , 5 a. rand ve agen 1m fam - Call Grand 6044 A univ : (( . . ELDERLY LADY—More for home than Sst leman. rae . -% ' BAT a —— oe “ — ‘ -. : , iT y y ¢ ° : y : 4 aif TO luc Mm as@sinyi t¢ - onp - ' ‘ as ‘ dialing . — > TT : . s a , . . S —_~ "s ; . ‘ . 4 y * Y . ; ex ims: eos of highest auailty soll direct to TRAVELING opt on AN ETRAIG HT COM. ELING REPRESENTATIVES OF GURU personality, but depends upon salary. Box M-12, Post-Dis- * GtRL Or oe w= oo also Use Come FERS Ge ee ae & 2:80) ‘ ’ i ° 0 wie’ ._ exe 0 rriii iN - “lu Nt Cw ; ) AT, ‘ ait . , *y" , € . cent. ok te ae yee tee but not) liyssion rts S PRESENT OPENINS READY LARGE FIRM. WE MANUFAC- intelligent, persistent, hard patch MALE OR FEMALE (frail work in bakery. Apply at once. 714| mining work. Apply to Mr. Nea wommicsons advanced weekly. RE TR SALE SERVICE DIvis TURE REFRIGERATORS AND REFRIGE % ' : fies F r . outeau #¥ ‘er | Ally Ww LKER Aa o “or sping k. Monday. at wWarw Kj AER VI Fe we RY APPOITN TME alt r ONLY AT rm M *: "HINERY Ra dy EY aT7 virR work, thorough knowledge of BINDE rR » -E rperienc: a on fol lded binding, (on single-coated gray and mult }- G ini s—E x perience 4 @ i ‘paadie. "ta cael me & A motel. 1 Ru die BONE § g NAGER, OLIVE 365° OSE AND \ GENERAL ANE . OF ‘ : nfants’ shoes Samuels Shoe Co.. a. : ~~ @ ie PT a SALESMAN— High. statis: agueaintes with| °° us = ala _ BUTCHER SUPPLIES. GIVE REFERENCE absolutely dependable mer- Switzer av... 1900 north o* Sreodvar - coated enameled kitchen utensils. | c 2 BOs "Washington. "na pier. reon He» , OVE FG. DE - 16th and s ord deal , o Ber ee eT io lil AND EXPERIF NCE, ALL APPLICATIONS eae IN a _. iemeniaenene ow i . , » an ~~ = oor. . coupe ie aeeee anaes of Vay new 3 wt SALESMEN— anned ape SP€- CONFIDENTIAL, BOX M-3, POST-Dis chandise, courtesy; tact and 2 oo A oS wanes: vate at caes. taanae Experienced preferred; 30¢ per | Gm RLS—Pay while leerning: band sewing | i he a oth | f comm, . . . . = ; = . ATCH es ; . work; on y at once, : ne: 3 ne power machine Agpliyr 1705 & HAIROR, ouna :, h five @xeerience ee a cialty salesmen; good sal ar’ eee O:*C*«CS SC anges patience rather than upon = ne Oe . _ e _ hour to start. Broadway, = op. Bhat Be Fs beak aairi v0 ae ; ~ . : 2 S 3wriew ie a at c ’ . ‘ . NDERY GIRLS—E Kperienced, on tabi ’ ray my 7 4 oe ye J @ ( —_ % : a Pttit les Co.. 750 Prospect a¥.. Cleve- don’ t Ww aste time answ er. ng un- ity ? y be age oI eo a ht brillianey for results. Such a a ork Pearistone Printing & Stationery ( Ri N DEN MAR TIN ME G. CO. RLS Vor finishing end mailing depgrs fia ROR ERS ye not ‘a3 ¥ id le r nN ure ety ! . y ms : 3 : ‘ a a arEeEX ithogravure business cards } ess y ou are an ex xperienced, SUC- home washing machines, ironers and vag man will be given a a BE - Seeond and Gratiot Sts. _Cetar st. wee Fy _Mondey. 4 Me itviere se are Mearest in appearance to genuine en- | S its ened soods cleaners. now nave a direct branch office BLOC KE R “AN D SIZE «See SEs AND FOLDS—Geod ouparionced. | Cae ascumpte o ones metal parts. Ap , 7% , ‘re in & x ‘es. ey yr . ition ” a pe : : : fos: price very low; 100, 75c; 1000, cessful specia y 5 that any real ~ ainaaee ambitions man cat On ladies’ hats). HENDERSON IAT CO.. FEED machine giris Cabeny Launéry ohss | North Merk ket. eae: ee: OS. | cs ; @ genuine leather card case free each t le. Box not atte ‘din taitn~ 2 ae mt . 905 Washington av.. third floor fe) “ 26 . ie) | : te) . salhee order: aies siichers: attractive price: sam- salesman: eall on city rac not afford to pass up: if you are a ea)es nan ' TT = ton av... tf Lo Co., 2600 Pine ©) | GIRLB—Te learn hand cow 7 tie cg Berean. Flash Adv. Co, Dept ® 7.95, Post-Dispateh SF en Bg Aa Al Peer eens Tanna wich | PILE CLERK porieore pememuyy cei-| searing, Abply ‘National Waller ressers ‘ -f5. : ~ . . , r pan cn . » § . Lal . -?* ; ; to Sil bes mar wk ~~ eee _[e89) on _- 3. om ee a machines, washing machires, vacullmn BK MOKK ERP ER—Experienced: rmuet alaoc ment ‘ x ere, Oeiat Diopatch, wey >" eet | 7. © eam $7 2 w eek! } establies 7 ~_* 1 {s a proposit. on you can- ‘ aners, or other househo d articles, aAnG * * Know stenography write. stating et ry | ee conse “g . ; aeene~ teat L— - i "4 oe ion = iy i . Ge Permanent trade: ‘guaranteed made-to- San hans Nae set vou up in bh asiness you know how to cloee as well es talk and ' | \ \ wanted Rox R- 30 Post- Dianatch (eo) a. RS—On tec: An ce - et 3 eon te fe Measure raincoats: highest rade fabric: rot beat. , - ~~ nn you are a plugging. hard-working type who ' ; N } ey “aK veugeng a Toger Vermes? ey? ! — ‘owest Prices: larwest Suemalinston in a: without a cent of em ig Barn meniy We hae a family dependent upon your efforts Lie. ) 4 BK OK KEE PER—‘oung » ‘ames oF mee for PINIS =H ERS—On custom pants. 908 N. J0tn | GIRL—T6 or ores: vey a; waatavine os melitine no delivering free coat and comple'¢ teach un iibera tt er cael care nar. loin the this te your chance. Or if you are working dential: e357 ol i gee FS» -. 12818 United —— Bide (a) oe N. Kedz' t electrical appliance organiza sion aoe . ln retarde ;, eal! by one of the largest Raint expected Box W-87, Post-Dis Fi NISHE RS—Eaperienced | on dresses; lots = =? | ie filecn =p PN _ wena te kind in the country We will take you eae yevr won pe mig ." epee oe ihe +: . . = 3 ‘LATER DIPPERS— of work; good pay; come Monday morning GIRLE—¥o lear ” ma rcelling: for ss fe ESBOARD SALESMEN—We have the ‘'% “Ue iess of your former experience and lete taik It Over, ee ey etter himesl? Louis distributors to sell a . N BON AND “HOC “OLAT 4g employment;| ready for work Hykine- Braun Garment Co., on Cabany 8911. any morning before ee . attractive line of premium assort- ae aaa eau where you can Make a per- - ; . . = _ ‘ . - " Gi7 N. &th at. ith fleor ic} ce) a Ments on Z = , and piace you ge * an are THOR ELE ‘TRIC SH OP, 1006 | Locust. (o4) experienced: good wages: pleasant working “4: ° 9 83 te $9 a a nn tan aa ane manent future ~~ — connect - with iat: popular, high grade motor car conditions Apply 612 Madison st... Mon- FPOLDERS—Feeders experienced. Bucking- lm 15 years. to pete fe ps Missions, For a live, up-to-date propoat- = he Over ae cation in. the country. produced by a substantial ee mornng. Come ready to work. Blanke-| ham Annex, Kings highway end wort | arr't _ Ss fo é a Gon, write toda nfle aoe. ST aN} nromoted @ccerding to ’ S nm VW fr " venneker Canty «9 : €: (c2) , . . roop ER, ply BMexican- merican Io - ee MEN Wov wt a sn Bory «eral ne. RORRES i Lea NUNES A few high-grade men to sell standing. He must be a CIT- FULTON BAG AND ON MILLS wanted, food checker, expert- at ie) Beary will oe you tG earn more money than Remington Cash Registers. Sal- TIEN : enced or one willing to learn, to light factory work: - We , ) te! gt | pe » Divs IZEN, not a floater, prefer- — BUBINESS MANAGE R—For acleatific, phy- | cheek food. register system. Appl ‘a “th fogs ar: : 3 ‘®) tant ‘ pet r Chances. Suite 828 Hotel artdge idey 12" interstate Apvilance (Corporation, , Locust st., during the day or bape te | SALESMEN=-For a himhiv specializ-4 lab- teed territories on commission ames: . F ne (c55) |“ rdashery lune. One of the cidest and basic whe yon qualify l"n- ear selling and have enough CANDY WRAPPERS— And paclere: miece pry GOODS CU. family te fo, Sener) ork; OF ow » Ser a e SMAN—Experienced. to eell fruit pnd) nnet progresstve houses tn the country de a} Setan £ faith in hi lf te $3 rates. Hipaite Ce.. & Seren. Experienced on oe cireuler werk i i _ eo - 2 fine ee in the East: do not ca! ut wrile “oe nda produ tive selling ability. its nt (Reming (ae) ' , ie must t xperienced Ibsen's Candy Co . ety position. Box ‘rood they Bieei ‘ite. aot ‘ oT telep ._H Baer your ex perience pone toe “ ral seth om: returns ere possible on ame Fae r Oa on a rs ce make a moverate investment G12 0 ae Beary os Prat Dispatch sein we ie? j ito te yo 10 years; no Interview will be} - of te BE ir superiority; con igters have May new eapures , ‘ ; raCuIne > GIRLA—T e +8. Kine’ vighes ee mineton | wit th drawing account, terri ur wanted bv merchants. ' in a demonstrating ear. He ‘AP MAC HINE OF ER RATORS | k coats. a inion =<¢ GATOR ee 4 St. Louis and nearby territory. Avply 18 REMINGTON CASH REGISTER may write us, if employed, in Girls experienced on cap machines DL ee work om fine confidence. giving qualifications and exper +e " At 4 : 7 - . : VANTTY FATR HAT ©CO 1408 Locust #*. GIRLS- / ence, elso street address and phane mumber CO., Ine. absolute assurance that his Reccmeomemery gh show to A. u.UZ%. P.O Tex “oO, Chicazo,. I'l. te) Subsidiary of Remin on Arms . e ( ASHIERS GinL—F — ' . gt é' confidence will be respected. ISPECTORS ° a : ca | Co., Ine., No. W104. P my AND INSP , aad & — ) 1125 Loecust Street Bor No. M- - Fost spatch. Must be steady and reliable. PENNY & ai Se , ‘ . 4 ee, ' GENTLES, Broadway and Morgan ' ee , oe . he ‘

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_ re nt an , awn A OT OMIM eaten dl a RE TERE RR Sea «mE TS FE = - ? eiianeous W anted and For. For Sale. Ade? HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS = TYPIST — And clerk; enced. CUPPLES C LP ———— a co.. 600 YOUNG YOUNG LADY—In in renee ©) | Fouxe NG GiRi— Wane —a __ B® 350 MUSICAL INSTRUMENT TS, Horses and Vehicles, Store Fixtures, Typewriters an: ana Misc Ww HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS # . OPERATORS - — Experienced Reece button hole tacking machine. work. PETERS Mfers.. Park and Dolman. POST- DISPATCH. HELP WTD—wOMEN. GIRLS HELP WTD. —WOMEN. GIRLS HELP WTD. WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS ieee at PER. wei egy: eter xperienced i a SEKEE! PE n—F or SHIRT MAKERS, . INVESTIGATE | The finest daylight factory in th where the highest-grade shirts are made, which means the ‘highest w ages to operators. liners, Alien Experienced makers and trimmers tern = ; good salary; steady | OPERA TORS—bxper) tnicker a, skiri * and coata GIRLS clean and healthful! employment in our paper goods no piece work. $11.50 to start. $12.00 after 3 months. al aan t A—W hite. King's bi ghway.ic! ie} “SKIRT MAKERS—Exper® | Sittings > a tak oe af YOUNG GER — Te Pein Lal i “we -Fy i rR ag i i’ — “a R — Middie-a: ea w AlsY AND fidren ~10 ‘BRIE? ‘ N ASS AU ER, S19 Washing. Fou bod Tanetows. —_ — ik A aft ~ fenced. ¥ ata a light _ W AITRESS— I Oe ON a a ae ee - « a OMAN—M, dal caged. |. for housework, — Pe % ¥ with good piece work prices. > qT ee Lincoln iXinit | Jj} pony Goods Miullst so 0 ‘Fallon St. cy Ponca and be s ; LUSTIG-KALMES 009 N. Broadway, way ana Washington. TORS—Experitaced on sing e needle power machines. ; state terms. Box | won fAN—To teach bridge; h. ee ; FOUNG WOMAN—To do , You G rvtirs NATURAL BRIDGB «" ou tive in this netehbberhes® oe az for steady work at goed tar — eiker at the above «a tor child d@ays, £° home Carre Call Mon- | 4925 Ta 2 needie pocket | ):=.:": work on overalls Pa :. MIL LINERS —Ex perien eed makers and trimmers on ladies’ to Use origin al ae 6 tree SiN ee ee eee — White: to iron clothes ar ea | me. # | Mrs SODA DIS ' ; oO ies hi ite, + 13 do Piai ~3 oo T IMME D i AT. ( 0. CLOTHING vs aa y x: ‘sow ERX sHin? PACH oughiy experienced. Superintendent's Single needle wor! on eran Met 5 = 7 > 7 a . 5 hee = ~“ . ae ie! é 4 . 72 5 : 5. «4 " _ 4 ‘ ye ; a ee , ft Se J 4 A Se a Ss . a 7 »! 3 ee had | ao el = 7 ; =! } * > bed ee : Y . Gu ae are SALESWOMEN ae $12. Medium, 1a ), Good 1s Pee rk ets as eb VE GA ye gta ay enn Mere ae «ee aa ceases Pal t A i 7 ra Fm A Fy ON ts +) 4 ‘ P . 4 ~ aw cal = ’ i . Ee oy ie ee a Se a er dag : ae "housework and Crus! ; 457; Toi Ls Ma satel RO reall Apaae > gual spel nn “3838 Ni rth “tena Tao ope ERPERIENCED ON STMMER DRESSES . > » . Single n. on pant gig _ pockets We are regyly for you *~ vs Sis ELY & WAL! Qveral! Fact 2235 O'Fallon Take elevator to 5th V ANDERVOORT- BARNEY D. G. CO. — } T rE —— perienced RE Pp IRE} R S—Expe- SAL ESLADIES— Mu ner; wosra Soin 1d) eaeed, tor SALESLADY—Dry goods store: aut lee erience: permanent peli re Gens nights: references Wom ee opera: a rperte ed: HAAS TRIMMED New Haas Bldg.. 5 SPOTTER—Experiencat es Dry x... Ce... 6228 PREPARED TO WORK Jefferson and a [us ER MA: "HIN E OPERATORS—EXPs- SALESLADIES—To a!! pia nos. Metnell Music Tigent | Fierissent av. ; SALSA ee sel! millinery = net nectseary. TY OR, oie? N M Al ~ a J SPU rl TER— ve = hot eBGIAL — Wi ite ra me * ens asl TRATOR—A: ence, capes lam Traveling aaa Groen. re;h Drug (Coy cabekad + pgs oe ala eo ees (ean me OPERA TORS—Ex; erience power m™m achines. “eeee Sh ena nage > x «i i 7 “ et Se ' —? wp Bah w ‘oe 7 a Bh aed s SAL E SL. ADIES— over 1S ne ( “andy Sales eae HO sel ai — Whi a es show you ‘hen LADIES To cake o derd hwo scoly Mentey © Sam Pay ts ~- OP LOL SH LAL mom ee tie? a Oa te w aad © e°R 5 s €%) 53 "Wino! >. be o* 9 * + W LDL MAN { * jae @ asoing 1c J . o.. d12 Loeust 8 - eeade emotsement. io seuiki— wi ; —— : — ee pacer ein Sigg 2 Bor st 3] ho W hite VAS “PRODUCTS cO., ee = ete Oe : AMS tr OPERATORS — Need dress operators. $25 per week, with =. = work year : Boge grew factory. in the neighborhood, 8213 “American Bieg.. Cinets a Coe free lo 0 lenwe oe wrnan'D DY YEING & CLEANING tor SBGIRL- ~ exw perjien ™ LS © at Das ® Twit ‘oe “ ." i: eee Fs at : Ne & 3 rs oP lw = . . “ te 6 Rites eo ey Mee > + oF Bai OP toe: a are nat S200 montht¥ “ — = o. vr. F m4 a RE ee i oc alpenc ing. apa **% ne Susiness Men. est 56464 : harwbe ' “ PH eR— Exper ance, “ELY & WALKER, ets pT. *AX@S UV. OPERATORS” DRESSMAKERS s SALESLADY ne Pa PANS—Tee: good a8 4 , ee e. 4h et tek WR edi Teta nase. VA eer ~~. 304 . ij MWinneeora. “He “kK =. ‘Tk TORS—Aad $35 ~ See. at $10 to 98 'oOo0? Merket ‘¢ Weal. BALANCE-—Beetere t.3 one mi scram. aimee. sew ro ih KEN BONE GRINDER—C ~¢ window sash cheap: white pag i. ; o for O Keloke. * Wa —e- a J MES Le RERS—Oteel Gas a ORR I 1608 Maerpet CO BHOUCSE SQLIPMENT — | Rentan ‘ Tite AL—tIa 1 and 3 ton fom, SO _ot S768 ‘ Vral —~-Wewnt Ofte. clean Dae S75, ecreenings, $3.50. F% (‘UAL—joed as . Cartervitie $4 5°. rt ee oe ner Gate vTaat real | ‘erry eal 7 Romont -: tort _jete 35 zs ‘ Sal Sack = - orreet weight. Twi "Tsao -OaAL—Foer beter coal call S& “#15. eeae #endaré “99 540. E-Cat wervrule : OPYEE ! RN —4-gallen,; cee & _sate S27 &. iG OFFER MILL. *>- Mea’ chegoers. .. : “hoe by ee cn LLECTRC COPTER MILE ws eens Rensunger. 190% UOT Ric RANGE—Caed Sart KLE: Tic DAKE oO Eg —Me 7 a. Karvewtes. 9687 17S gallon Mertazaaccee Poe 9) atthe a a... 4 morte WT Meee. 3Gm Te corset afl i -_- “RITE roe ‘t+ FREE CAE a se Lr WRN > - So ST PPTuyY ca. 1Lie-ck Ce — @ Tee What eR team

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Pi PT TL PS EL rey ie nny ceal e wo a Daa yg oe a OR LL NOR Rn am to meg SLALDAY., “MARCH 11, 192 Oe | MAKCH ‘M. deta. . —_ a - :. ee SS aeneeanegpe emo -- we” 400 Wwiheiv Alvis buds wait — is fixe i wt Ohl Joa SEL. Qacei cise emis es€ Cc —s a é On Tam iSCE “ —* LLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE HOUSEHO: D GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR S4LE HOlSEHOLD GOOOS FO" SALE GIRL—To wrap ough rT a i : DY—Experienced, for tad! . a | a a A ° TT nd — ¢ undry Co. R01 om 2 ks tea dy -to-wear 2430 8 RBrosdway. = booster, et Bra new, vargain. — ———@ BEDR‘ ec LADY—In ee office: ie —p a ee HOT-WAT «A os $150 B15, N Broadeas ae ate Peet: ein SUTTE—Sojia ‘Circassian wal- URNITURE—T wo beds. springs end ed salary oi Neue, 2 ER HEATING PLANT—For 8 oF arpaulins, Drop Cloths S13 2 Swat age House, 2018 Fraaktin Te ts Stor. tresses; $15. 1690 Pine ot P.-D. | i , bidsee ae 4 a ia ° 16 rooms: re SEDROU —_ } Spartmen'. oy 10%, ners _. Salesladi i HoT WATER BOILER Box Y-252, P.-D. Po aan P 12-oz. Soe -fliled army Be $662 Delmar BL a so. DAVES im 2kT vis Fraps _ aD: 1 z PTR t ql A a - ‘astiron: radiators sizes. reains at Be ver er i. es: See ca! RNITCRE—C { bes. essers. Cabany 7501W & = e€$ | wae viein piping. -__Box Y-240, _ Post- -Dispatch. sGuare foot. Will make any size “on BEDROOM 31) EE Ce rein table “wba = aay ‘. Terts Di Cabany ibany 79853. (c) high-oven. oe a beth it EL RA RA NG [GES—Gaa and « Majestics order. Also army ghirts, untformsa, en ~ aR. cei BS AV VENI ie] rT ks— An i (ied aveneé - elte gaites, in bies 29°78 Ar’ ingto 1. GIRL-—To help with he 4 : ; ; e. : eccal on children. Riv ‘4 Se At once ; ood sala 2 A ] Home Comforts, 1: raincoats, unders BEDROOM SUITE—Whh dGressing tab mahorany or ocak: slightly RDA nedown. ’ erside 16 aie. first fl fn f pray pp Mf _tional bargains. paste ett eee shoes. cots, bianketa, — — complete, $50. 3662 Delmar a new ; ba -xaitis, cash or — Kelner. Yoel FU RNITU RE—Mahogany creuser ast : on od = 1 oor, transiter des r. Ws ICK CC AN—300 pounds; — WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BEDROOM SET—Dining room seu loun®. | eee was tienes bed, rug; pr SxMOLD GOCDS—Compiate Sass ; erson. ea —Rug, eager it | efficiency apartment. ADY—Or a middle-aged w ann te ht housekeeping. — at | c . WOOLWORTH CO.., Broadw ay | in good Irvi ling Sales Corporation baby buggy. 4231 McPhe table; also 3 chairs: saser ang ohitfonier, ¥URRISU RE early —— ¥es. 32 aban. 2451 W. for appointment i et. _ Sunday even — condition; chea A lv D LabY—Refined. well-educated ae Ee and Washington. (e) jw Pp. Pp!) : responsible first-class educated, ae. poate =a Ww OLFF & SON, “209 S. Broad- hb oD t tes, ©XPONsees pa.y. ie at - tepatch. 126 St. Charles. 1438 Franklin mete SUITE—4 ple reasonabid | ture. Sunday or evenings 37 N. Laeon- Jefferson. _ Call rear. ' nara — , Tugs, . 814 ‘Hamitten: ” (tree _TMieor south. dining table, buffet. ete: i 1500 s Broadway. 3737 N °F dway = —-- wanetiae r | Ve Cive Eagie stamps, ooh roe (82) EDKOOM SUITE—Mahoeany: gas range Diwv ENETTE SUITE — Whh table, gae| ) URNITURE—Virst-class, including Ped Fee SE RS 5) Wem 2 Way. Pe eee saaeialiicions — ig sel, rugs. chaira, rocker. ac stove. double bress bed. apr NSS. #© d se. per lor, living reom. day-bed, etc; will ~| hor SENHOLD GOODS—To ¢ one buyer. -| win A SS SRS ae ieee & ¢ T EN T 1 4 NI 1 asion av as ies! NY SE * ara Qo? M. rrison av , t. nl r fice aa : ie S21. _Branse om be ibe Apt. _e7 tents ef o sep eas Olean and ime i aia OR fo ISVALID CHAIRS—invalid beds jor gad . ) rARPOL L ANS brewhOOM St] lik —Ber key & Gay; ri-f JS tee : r— 4 rooms; modern fiat poe gg a ay : 3 ~¥ a, woditien: S23. ab can wainut: $3." ’ cast S400U. > 26 Pi . BAVL. 1 . T= thai ie ae oor os ~ , LAI lat eoptieual to party buytng ot 2 en a owner ea VIN city. . = : ket enatnpinnenitapiniy (2) , az LADY—‘To Fell candy, bake a EXPERIENCED oti : i . : . Be ate Teng? . 'TuSses brace« e asti . , ‘ ry a . , . , . _ - ; Mme % ocking®, outfiis; army gi D453 Pestatocai and wa'i' " ' porter ° . = . ~ * hn “ee pe " *% jalan ‘ . ~™ = . . onan i VP wi Ss. H. oo ] hae s s lors alit a’ . 4 ; Si Leo it Mo 74 —o— - _—_—- _— , tot be* ne iz 4 i" AiTuGaEet ou = he a. vw): baal _Le oulmana. ag oe a ‘REF ane RATOR —" ‘ een dy potition: ¢ ; : a ; Z a : 8 4 Lis, > oil ly peering Co... Granc_and Arsenal. () aa READY-WEAR AND: ee eR ity, | fot e av.. Eest St.- Touts Ru) BEDROOM _SET—Mabogay vr; cost 3. mgists of up-to-date furnitar —_ “UCRNITURE—China closet and &ptece dark TuCNEHOLD Gene —Deessera. Se; chat — IXV ALAS W HEEL © - gat TO s— large | ie le ee 1.4): ite Slo 43-5 ‘on i pri ) otder to n reom 1 . ak dining room set: also music cabinet fonmters, $8: rags. $20, Vernis Ma tin bed, Py ay LALY—For position as typist acu CHAIR—For saie — lea! a . aa ‘ . “a be a, Rs. ent: sickr a - oT a : ss , eap © \raes igs at? r lew ore tor ec — ~ ~~ e aor ! ad > : veuettr, : . © mo.nN equ ipment ‘ eve . " : v a. 5 Oo (fan mee tt ce e — _ ietanins ” eae —? ——— » 5 ol write Beis , ."' 7 14 Dodie Tvi er jouw - _ : ta calinininn Sia. te $io. ys oe “ “ei mbta ; ery. Se even: Prat-1D & —_————— -—_- =" “er ak, in . age : : ts n neg rh} Levy “. . ous frooms, ct Ss os (-rafonola : , ; Jo ; “geacuniiin a t- = _ an °) am z a see" W ‘00D—Bioek,; $3 per ane de- | eo p. Ai 'k R 3e¢ A ROI I _ ‘ WSF a * rt rs e® ony. V ros... 31) \ aN nae cits _ Forest _ 253. ($3) Pt on . ws aan ~ 3° : , bDY—To cle : wit Very. Colfax 24 76J. (cy 434 BEDROOM SUL iTE—4 piece se! a Aly HRNITURE—1 ‘ving room; fumed oak; 5 table i2: buffet. $10: dining table. ~~ nia RRA PORE Tises -ie; in siore | 5 1 Wel. _ f Y merican rict; men’s furnishings ani «=o. — And up; soid with or without borders: paints. nut finished brand-new. $9% Ideal Fur- | D. AV N Ny S : 2 3508 Cali-| 6 dining chairs, $12: sewing mechine, 910 | experience and ‘sulary — © lis co ae TC HEN SINKS #1. ass varnishes, $1.50 per galion "| _niture Co.. $009 Chouteau icGS) Vactory sa z 6 'TE SET ic} : 5 ae ee is dewas, other owe fe of all in is: re . = | Tit .°82 EDROOM 4 gr - pae a two che ire fm tap- | cow aA n= gg Ee | parity: $4.50, 3434 Morper Morgen. AD. ‘D. te) atch. Also inexperienced | ~ 3820 West Pin Ante, pay: ie er asec 2331 Ollve, Bomout | $136. _201 S._ Jefferson. i her@termecettian OSA. | bb RL ROOM ——Keautiful S-piece walnut suit e. - at ony; $50 to $300. 3507 Lucas. ‘c ers Re—Compte te kitchen and t ae — ; ike new; call Immediately. 61727 INAIG SET—Ear! y knglish; ~ $90 “om- room all or part: must be sold Sunday. | Ic mote — targe |! a: ae 4 oo ; - —Have' LET U ~ me = s ; ona r : WOMAN—With some knowledge of © For oO ot h er depa edies to manufacture and some su’ plies, 2 7 ATE ANY ‘OLD. THIN, | ws virial itiniataiiabicia il tiie __plel). 4507 Lucae a )»| 4122 Flatne PRP cost $50 will oa for $32 Pr in * | * in retat) drug estore: very £004 sal. c oon merything, $100. Owner, 10° N. bedsteads:. stoves, Santen: ny 34 ’ peor meinice Stl] HS—American walnut end DINIMG ROOM SET—10- piece: eart ~~ — EF LRNITURE—And Ravund Oak combina-' Kine s Highway Park. jitv ereide } : ' - Se (ce gree 80,_Post-Dispatch. _____ a | c. -a ™ Y : Pg OMAN-——To do general housework, _ments. Apply Supt. MERR) ~JO-ROU ND ORGAN—Ma cS, > Chestnut. mente 1. ucas av fe) | DIN: TARLE— a > aoe | eee S8S7R. —— _____ \¢ | IF "TOU want to save money see us for me: | : rehal SiL. Ali ee —_——- vi AG AR 1. Te desk hairs, - dav- eae By eee TU RE—New. . ” bome fur- | niture, carpets and -ogwplete house furies. : “the store with the a complete line - 2S . 5s — = PURNITI RE—\ ery cheap: rug. 1 bed, ta ; ; bea ut y parior or m {] ° , ; —~ - — one Md. k . HRS—1" ~ 2 Seas rret- Slocum: 8 ner 1. _Main 15: 30, Central 43. ‘ct BEDRE ri M. ". SUITE—5S pieces. ~~. bird’ - ere | . nytt e Fon " ta in Cc all | Sun — nplete ' a 0: al i nished, yeur oid furniture ia enchenge. ings, old furniture taken in exchan@>; cash TAIT NA TURAL BRIDGE RD. Try mf ‘ f to >l t are ’ a : acento vanger tani ware. Daint. Diaster and paper- | BEDROOM SET—Mahogany; dining reom| jj Nii ; OM SUITH—A - ; oo ~weor aiREDR ft. “high: 1 ; —~! hanger tools. paints and varnish. basebail| Set. rug and bookcase; nv reasonable ofier , : rs Phone G a tone Y 236s 1. | fonie parler suite, mission dining room | INLAID i. NULECM—I@0 vards or more: —_ - ole _* tate al 4 $3. i j leased with our beautiful Mahe work . — ree -_ ae j n ; . ran 273, ge . ; M: phlei y «4 "HANGER. —Likhtning ame ¢ et - American walnut; will sell cheap; Lran y CR ROTTT ES a —— ee aN oN 25955 Be ne room, bath, two LRON | i€ ih the whi oss ' “show N I ? : ESWOMEN WANTED | ; Vrenkiin liard ‘are. Co 101s vy Bruv mom iki ‘d 4 .* i “Ong oe ‘chit fonette, dresser, chiffo- _ 314 a st oo! 6417 Weis av Wellstya,) Ft fi Hie—t.xquisite.y furnished apart 47°" : ee _- | S714A bHuiwer ev. ~ Fiffce: | faving city Mopar Low siana. enc- | torpiete; apartment for rent to buyer if TT ' ‘HEN CABINET—Laadau; lke new: | aa — . = one 3 4 iM st et 72 he 38 wt 1" ga s . ot * - , —_ ns ay 0 Pippen g partientoan | a humbered, sent postpaid, 25c. fk ‘oster's, FOr ¢ success of ‘‘the blace you buy nut. dressing tables to match. «1p-to-date | baby ‘+; Teasonable j 242 Hodiar non? roma. with “ilexe of} ; . CAB INET—Landeu; “(om 378 ter son. | Misa Seaith. = a 410 W Qashington avy. _ renting cottage: Spring av.. on mt Charles like new: ‘€°3 O82 Dew mar te) ~ oy ee _ R-380, Post-Dispatch. eee ; : lished MUSICK Sy arr manogany, period; new and used. Sov7 __ glitty: Sunday till 5. + 248 even | tion range: fine condition. 10561 St. Louis. Office M a i fl Floor ae. ant ipers af ay pierret Pena ip RANKLIN HA KIOWARE Co now teanted > aniso b-piece white bedroom | DINI 4: SUF EeBuft ce a a ‘ 9 | Li n *fiardw are Co., at 1015 Franklin. with “comt fine | most Sell. _3024 Washington writte cond en: $50. ae and chairs; Oe of tive 2617 o_o, 1 3 701-03 Lafayette. _ ture ie : $: eee | : 2 lite in this netehborhood and are RB: I > fa ? i steady work at rood ay cal ou : a cony. very fine; suitable r foods and fishing table ‘*The store wih _refused 5 250 Ke usington. en outfit “008 Nebraska. on , — a a ec at 4 " ’ oom « ee ee . : +4 -~ r : ‘ nee , , pep : . ic ‘ ; me\ ot ney mu ai, ? 4 . SI {i- bags £1 ROO NM . Wwe : he ! ’ mr re Li) 8, j aa k turniti ; hin yr man feat . 4 a ee NEW ERA SHIRT FAC ‘TORY NA, . a amousS- arr 0.) wat Saw __Bensi eer, 100! ’ M arket ites ne’? re ae , a ~ Pus Co.. ASO2 S. on etc’ BOL SLs Lenora. en aa ha a $3. 7 yuyi SAL - aaa tension, ¢ Sarai is — —_ ae | k va- ; call’ 1 taee, a Oe gure cab ——— ' a Pitot hn B a»eU Lew > , . > : “at Lage , i >i _* . : : ~ e* — oom —_—-— — ~ er E~Erapages » Tones = —— ; Pe : Orrin la Buy more, pav less. | —UCW_ mattress. +4012 Chouteau. HEY = =i", oeEEres ~ ato. - , cde | KITC HE. é “ABI § £1 —Hoowter . 9 Ritly ‘ Meinell Music Co. wi } & Kall lon. 18 811. N. Jefferson. ’ Vander r. ; ' a “ heater, | RRASS BED—Corr piete: like new: aiso Rte tT +.) ae Pe ‘eo S214] Wa axel ) a RNIT TURE Beds, a to $15 I - mattre 7 , | used: like new; $40. S76 N. E. ‘ss . int By. | PART-O-PHONE—Never been used. Call) ‘Abra lines : ur door'} small bed. Victor 2404R. 3536 Hum- at | new, $6; rugs, Ox12, $5 to $1d; dressers, | ese. am witul Wilton ; : 56 s. C Y uss — a ms. U , Ciothes, 26 | _pvhrev DINING-Ri . - area 4 KF “AS” A SET — W hite enameled: 4 in et f) ent $27 50 b C Ss 2 “ ne ' —~ Paston av. Vent) , er more aavs. 1c. line discount. rooms... 2645A _Lafavette.. AUIO KN IT TERS—! ixed and explained. 20 f15 N. Rroadway (fo) a. 87 ~~ t- re ER eon Poss, ng : aay. if ergain. . 4807, * : vi i ae a . al kUGe— All =) ane: mew end —— ro eee LADY—Experie enced on special edi- 7 PIP E—W ri r ugh fron, all size ; cheap. Beffa — went 1 6253) — Big! pipe ieee 1 — AIS ne ‘hear Dex visible in- ia o ~-5 ( ive et. — ia acashatenliltail ri Nid Fi— in room. v piece POs aed a ain it? v3 —Ws ee ( foes ee pe 2 ae : de ihe cong Ai nrond the ae . toe | TCR ——— aannceapt mimi ae ay , Ginin | 6Wwory &t , lece » ranme. |; eS ——— 5 oa +—Gxis; oak wei 7 ADY-—* “xperienced in ladles’: ready- | ev ndid Bor wong -fergeed Rafiway en neeeme.. New ! ] at W hole sale I ric ‘ ara Gi lurve I _ 91° FFET—Good as ater. =F a seen DINING- Ri OOM TAB! — ~8-ft, ining room |. iv v be woe e, © vi ec 3 nee. | LIBR, SULT E—4 -plece, Atax 20603 eas chandeders: bise ~ " Sidney St 9630 Cher Spruce et.; sale of unclaimed express i R : ~ To Wa eS 1@, mers and china closet, guider HAG D-OVeR at n table, Cnaire, fOng tures. 744A 8. J Pe Apply Sine) ore, e (ce | at public auction every Monday 4 Thurs- 1, -inc!} sr 100 feet 35 pestis CAST | ALL UNIFORMS Wi wl pe = > +), é ee LM, c a ; me ~~ . a , " . ~ my, Pr e preferred. Jacob Mange & Son, 7t') - inch, per 160 fee; : 36 Ein . + 1) .. ; adjustable. | Shenandoah av. “" 4099 ih en oo? | any rrectly and beaut!fa lr, t > _ 4232 Wee: low ci 3 I i sot ¥ : ; : ’ / . ‘ ; . i. : | AME Beem Ali “aa | s. ngton. ‘(co i } ; 100 ra ‘ - - ~_ i 7erneT eS Pine Cue 9 ' r ~ mm a “15 uM, Pel ee; wa ‘ “ $ > an : aes NS et . “umed- oak : tht) ~ acc a , TN Om) — ‘ Geark } ; mah oe oy: > ee —mTADY—Must be experienced in cein- : MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT nch, 100 feet Le 3.° ; ee aw Se i. im, must be table and chairs ~ match hean 4) eC :-R OM hi as ~ ago ont | COS OF U Ce GESie Her wnt Tat e furniture Mi I Michigan. ., | Beet agp «mall ‘oho Wating electric « ashers in the home. : 3 TUMES— =o T cK |~- _inch, per 100 f ms — z nk OE. ) fe bag | le ; Petes Cas ee a x Mio. P.-D. teh ‘AB r 5 reaser, mirror Elect: ie Re 200 Pine st. cost U MES FOR REN‘ . s oe 30 t F — . eet whey zat 58 awe —China closets tables cheirs ' (3 : itu & ¢niirs : 3LADiIES— xper! e need preferred; rr I- t - BROADW SY. ( CE: NTRAL } 8450R. ter! lal in tue piumob.ing vor heating line, such : =. sia ADP 2. anc chen cabineta, gas et _— ton . ta tle butt v ' alae oe Ty cuu ‘ ra meir wr urmitta - : . eeu + * © ee nt pos! cme for those Who quali ¥% , — ———— | 45 closets, sinks, baih tubs, Javetories, etc. nasi , | rugs and ,linolew Call fondas . 14 : pre by ; too” ‘te heats fusnist complete, Dbeuroom. NVink HARE Bin S——Menennetes, fa04 Wash- er short hours New York Waist M rate caret a Pare cur [NGIiEL.ST cas _ azimes. ' | Shenandnse h ; RAR IAS sett jy sis - —- = 4 - ~~ ' including rugs and " Females are SS 4 409 N fith st. ic} | a 2 i ING & HEATING pea 4 rg ‘ i me Bomo RRI - $$ - — _ ; , ve! > WI), ' é a% rin@: real ba rga tl 1; S200. 92.50 ri Lis RARY TABLE—Lar KS. ~ fumed oom, in ~ ——— “ ‘> Qs. br, ‘ " . “e , i hot F S k, 7 nina ‘ sie et and té : in mis- > . rs : ' : tr) \ ens t? . oe ’ “ts i} ra “urn. ‘ ‘’y ‘ ] a) ’ S. roadws “- 3 ¢ eLen t _con iit! on. { ‘abany » 103 Sior fir ‘= ¥ 2aeonahle R S! DIE s— fwo unusual opportu: ni ts : | | ! ; ACC ON— " ‘ ine fl estnut st (cQ@Q) ;5 ersid ; A. : . - . emt, prostable offer. ° b. daily, i Moone. 2516A 8. 10th. ‘eueereeed _ " aoe semants ~ Scv9 hel aah a ~ ¥9) he ry ’ Marilits b! (a2 Y. .'at e } a a er oe ; Naa ehh , yore me be 5% Ss every dées-ription;: contents ' pt Art ' Lo — and airing-room e | 109, olivia ~~ Sepia 5 Grand, opposic iL T we SEC ‘ON DH. A N D PIP E ——— eens = 2 ame “BORE Mapsible; Mke aah. ghar : - ibhinende: dana. With Saat) yi epetn dwellings at auction | of all kind go~wl as nhew; cash or time. 1 High School. Mrs. Crow. : ANDIRONS—Ang basket, for fireplace; nev- | , : eC Ee - . Colfax | »uaranteed, with new ti reads nd covln- . A j i ' - \ whe: : cK i LQPETS—Ruee : has soiniaen me me s>rings ¢ ve vp ety P Adress ‘ :. wm lay at =. : : wy ! a . | ST ADY—E: xperie need = ladjes readvy- 203 oR ain 4040 axton OQ "e), : ings, =* large savings: ra! is. go ae al last ‘ ; ’ ‘ ; : ' 9. se ‘kinds: "che! e « : ai ge 1 ’ i , bere ant rag hine. ev ae day f \ ; nor Aucth ; Ll. a B ARY TABLE —_- ‘niff: woes. ‘large st size. ts whit Clthion Go. OG sles: pater, tanks and °¢ verything in the SLigT' i W td_- i al} ovan ' nas: a my 4 ty ro Ba ° ° Of att F , we ; dt ‘ig ston from: almo*t new goods | ce. Hovie & RaYick ¢ ‘lothing Ce.. OG rs KRTIFIC IAL EYES—Fiited at xeme, $3. | BEX on dhan d iron and steel.line. JOS. EF’ at [" ion Poultrs ‘>... ask : . ‘ony . . . ee on wre . —~ pee pose . ain Wee oe ea wtite 4 = ye at Rae The A, ‘pric ee. Levy Bros.. 313-13 sie JOAK D- ro => pewax.__ -“ N "Ss st INS’ IRON & STEEL 4 ¢) . ‘ nmIovrh NG ket i da oy \ tees } 1 ‘ : , + #y ae tt, = : st , on it : ee onl ae ~ Wy. ad ce oo S. P4th wt : vate home restate Ty gg a mtietic. Sw0. “eet ABP boo Barclay Bleck, Denver, Coto (c8O)| Hen SIGN Wtd.—leciric, ouinide. obiona light CARPET S ST | Cahenne panies gh 3: ‘pretty d-piees “iving roo | YING ROOM BUTI k—3 pleces: cane back | % . deaters cs, oe young. under ~.. for proposit; mn ca = ASPHALT SHINGLE S—$3 per sgQuare; siate- | |POCKET TABLES—New an , »' yvuiit rN ei. aL ' Tan ay vet. spate} . ; ' "i Qn i oon ae - “A uit . 25: table. S720 fine pheno Arply 42 ISA JF le ketone oe ) . eshington on business peonle, coty end ane ary coate™® a 1.50 per rol. Schulte | geveras fine outfits f om "a ¢ 4 } 28: w¢ — . a the 70.3 43 , : ee tooming-house owners and dealers: liere p Seen Pe _— = . . @nutiiu!) . _ mirrors. etc.: all like ~ ; | wha IXG. Fi OOM SUITE _ oa. ~ oe iMMONS BED . : ; errd before 10 or after 4 I hie Hardware “o., 2835 Union. _'C)| large assortment of rei i ty} . Py Fe “206 hes in We have about 200 use Rae 2 . i] ; i) sel | : Call bneeediaiey, | ne rakere call st —Overst i re | se & : ra : 7 mee aaa ASHP . Corr: gated steel. Fc >On ‘ “RV Fheet aD. write . ‘or pi iow ‘ Su" 7 Beliard “Mfe = ". ha . me _- - , ’ ae = —— F . . among wm 3 $ . I I sizes a littl. | ry ay wramanmness 4 | . ays . “s = ; bs _ . tae ete" | j Di NING “ee wait ‘ Ty > = pn ‘ | ar ea shel 4 joins. 4 - tSWOMEN— Outside work : . _ Meta! Wks... 2852 Easton, Lin. 61% at. (cM) | Co. 139 35. BG ond ay. St. Louis, Mo. (cH) “Wines ee a Le we gies Foo rice, Come early Ee get first ene renasonpabie, 4809 Maryland FURNTIN a a a high-grade dy range: chean. 62% Dewonshine av ic) _ thon. 52073 Blair ev . > : - -_ » 4 ; af ‘ j ’ '> . r - i ‘ J o 4 i “ ‘ ” t tt) ; : e ‘ " ‘ j iif ‘ i : . ‘. ‘ ie : | a POP CORN MAC HINE ol m corn and peanut ‘urr ay ' 240) Franklin at “Bet , 5: bedroom aa wa mic a : DINING-Ri 1OM SUMTE Rar! v Fnalien: luf- wh i —atek Meal i al of cigee. © 4 burn- * AUTO KNITTER} cai . Vv ii} ‘teac} ‘a. Z e i . a wt “i, rod pay. L, IS | MORE SY - 2 eat - 654 4 ~R 4 . nutoniatic @) lecti “ic machine; Holecoimnb & : . = 7 | - ‘ =) —— .* . + . . fs t. tabi { chaire: Seo ‘OR a1 - agd ! ches ~ — i ‘ . . c . 4 ; as h ; -«) i ‘ . : ; e&. 4) * di ‘ De, — aot i e) es —_—_—_—_— = , me } i ‘ ; $ 3 t 7 7 : ‘ / , O18, ss ‘ = = ’ : sDO0 a) DEAT H BLOW 1 to roaches, hedbugs, "fle as i+ ‘ S. 4 i } : Fine »s Mia i. Cer) 7 q unde’ Pig ~_s - boat b , _ ee ‘o a ] kind - bed: oe ! ; = som Gl — : closet a“ge table ' are 6 woo . ane i. | ( . - ) ; iS, Oud Sere. hifforobes ; i mn ” asthe re Of excellent Gualli¥; m 7 amd, 4 ViNG ROOM SBT—3- plese. tap etry and | ~ Se rr er —-~ 3S -* ’ , per vear to right parites, For per- os e = : ee } Linde!! 3445] or Bomont 284° sy fi mai> ; Pyne 5 . ‘ ‘ : ~ - be ~ ; QO ¢a oy * e mr ‘ ts ra ‘ . ere Lh. . *, fats ba ‘ , i ; y\ ‘ - ef | . . ae " Fa, see Il. F. Smith, Gen. Mgr., #10 | tin: y & enrd. 4353 Lucky at. S4) POTAY tUES—H us ee ao + jillig e! nar. heed | ith oo md foniers; our sto k of be springs ' ‘ . . ae t ta ; fice { af Orr: une weeks: rere bargain; $85 : = is ancnest an i rervrsee nme e m ost compiete ee Sees m NAS ' ’ ' " Te et ic. ; Guie~reriggienmpennndiiytedagremiremcaes . : > per - i Ld I BDNSTRATOR—At once, capable som BUIL DERS AND SURVEYORS INSTRU- POPC RN —s AC. ‘HINE—Reasonabie eS ke ge ee . ue =10-re0.f = i ty: we aiso h large assortmen erfect orditl ns ty! $50. JOO? +n . . petagey’ — TS New and used, at factor: ¥ prices. tke 2147 Tocrat st amine table, chai wiles. 56715 -1e F id fleor «x ‘na@a : cg “4 +, a real home at small cost: act auick. Phone |“)... ‘eng ald bi . ‘ ns meee Cockenal ‘pens Wissler Co., 617 N. Broadway, loor. oY -wprernn Pee UCT n Ir You ‘E : . sc te ee ee oe ny = A PDO ae cin wg soSee. put Ween; ye ; ao tag { 0)» PRE aS— Wi ot el ~V-tou; W eaver ]>o) y "> ' ‘Tr PN | rr , H ; ¢ (Ps iM bicldl| Py E © a ' D> IN! NG. Sil TTic- r ; iT) : 4 ' - , 4 : » eee eri ee) Foadne 97 OW ITO4A a Goourich rug to., pep _-———— eaver Jacks: cheap Call Monday, 3330 ~° ‘ nabs a smn FATE mai gO. AdlL aig oe ee pari gy “2 8.0 D4-inch teble; chin binet: > leather , , Gis reome; Ui . LIiwg 1 SU 7 “er ae wn? — Nab (99) CANDY MAKING OUTFIT—Complete, at! washineton. Rovee ainut bedroom suiie, one of the on Uso maintain a first-class moving and| geat chaires. good est ick sale; S8 te; at a saerifire: genuine at. hie | NS RC OM SUITE: eratutted; ) | TWO large iiing be “es —_— — r ; — use : bergalt n 1005 Marizet ._ Bensinger. —— ———- —— Mu rc 5 A 7 " ; -— — “ ' nD : . «1 . man ot ner antigue ae} | ’ *T) f 92 ' 401 ’ cS ou tem * . \e) | ieorn iD | ‘ " 5 . sO ! deal r urn. ‘ture (90 . : W indser ake 6.dera for rubber hot - 1 N TIN { i-—Cabinets, stones 1) hemes ‘a ] at othe , ’ TL, = ies ~ - ‘ A Diisesiincnminlinedl : ; aho eel reps arin to alt oetow ws . | “jeer ] “" ty ) CANNED GOODS—C i nd sundries. , ‘dend lummie at 3 _—— 7 : SA Labs ie CHAT ATRS— Aims lifam and Mary 1er- WL? ry : -¢ tyor anihe - we | ture, @o ear aime ae Apply Monday fp. m, 09 “"iahene 4298 D: lothing and u : ses. stan: *rinters’. Supply co., 114 NOGe fuuliure: oh | : + eg BR : one a ‘0 we On DINU 4 E—Gate mm ‘. y ai y eM adeniad # : "VIN ROOM SET—Beautiful eve eversiu‘fes. Heber id a 4 ( ————$___—___— . . bike oldininnms ne vgs Sc Eggs “ae , 7 AR TER . es - hedroot . Fus uVINng-Foom : eet arad: ; ’ itke new, al living reom tabie. aus a". «6TTE—He Mis @ CANNON STOVES—3000 new and used: REFRIGE R ATORs revaired and relined: wii! paint ! ) ms: must sell| nearly new; very cheap 4108 Reese. | ane “Ri ee eee ER Ret, "E-room iable to n ‘aright 8A flac a vate CLEANERS—1 sp. Sanaa ody Ma nrice must sell early new: ' 05 Evans ‘a! abaryvy 8177, an ‘rh. ant ~ a ae inal re rt’ enaguince ———- SVACUU KAN aa Pes. . ; : ' é . ‘ au i AViInG Boo »t ke —Dat enette, ia rs : .- é i iN 4 t OM IJ pes ter’ ) Hovel; im every cii and town in i he l'e rad ie , ’ . 4 ” ia , ‘Fr : : ° " : : Hi PUR ‘ oO; ar lined TNT i} 24 ™ is -r ‘ ton , +! ii nd ehal an? roc«er, rug, clock and Pict Urer, ‘NWoving Ce.. 87 and Ililinois to take orders tor tie purchased from Government. Bensinger, ’ ' ) ali or phone Maiu ne of hosiery made for men, women 1909 Market. Te REGO eee tee a7 snita! ee aler. 915 N. Broad ae oon —— ew Frank in. 6 ; , od, Nn Me fidren: light sampies; no deliv ores: . | ARNIVAL GOODS—Wili sell efieap. 1404 ray (ce2), ms mon pen ee ror 2eUPTOOI); rea! bargsin 201 § Jeffers: n u valnu esi feat Cnairs. ihe ut recs eesntor: ine bedra pari? ur all eold house 1806 Preston pl. fe >} Vac uM “Ch wANER—? ees or rite “Mr Hash — 219 . ¥ | nk nen Fe “ea and railroad : ail parts of the foniers, chifforo! 5. kitch ‘cn binet , d-} Pees ~ 1g ee oe eee OU . aston sy dueuibanueen | fatyetic: Xo °. nd vers > it ae, Po - se | uti NG MOOM st ITE-—-3-viece. two “Over. | ice._ Cartes er Bide.. 604 Olive, St. Louis, Mo. CEILING PANS—Two; good as new. Ap? , at Foster's. “Ho Washington. (c62) robes. kitchen safes, ¢ utes pn tefl : Re aa coe ne + ~~ ne acrornt eatling aad” teint: eee ae stuffed: vaid $250: sacrifice $95 2 50% icSO) ris J _ 4th et. B see 2a, Te Oa ~ 900 OOE fe : .) } g | 7 davenette 1 S. , : : ~ pr 7 rilt bre uik—And furniture. nmrPeESSING ABI wee raes , o, ’ red Tirets he smal a Racon Grand ev car north — pala sa : 4 . — A : : : a. on. ae ee i Pr 0 e e I Oo} 2-ine l a Va! ry y | nole TY) « ‘ . nave Mei . , . “"HOls “Mf 7 opnher furniture ‘ po - : , — —- - . ne as ngs can give us your sparc time we'll CHECK WRIT K—Todd make; like new. : cant RR meena ye * : hing for | pci a 8 en ~\ CAB RANGE—Fy\ret-cleas condition. ene LIVING KOOM S#£1—Mehogany; upholster- you how to turn # {nto mun«y We _. Weher. r, 32434 Minnesota. _ ized and blaek ron pipe, ed > ARTISTIC urnitur ; : -_ Ans . Hir ruokUuBRES— Lore ase! if) i~ ric cookers o % r rT a . ‘ss Peale -riite enamel : low oven : IVING- RiMoM al ‘IT - . Pad * regaone rt. + > : : = . ‘ . ‘ atta ; . 4 tal ig ‘i? . . . # . ~~ gprs 5 fee De eLicneers, (ce) HIi.D'sS BE D—Complet heal of o> gages? te nt Rs pen me : Victor N24 JAS RANI wits enamel, $20: _retrig: $550: used one month; $100. S60, Del- te ret ae 7 ; , f lon . s lie “. » > ; wi > o * .? - — ~ - : ‘ ye at : " 4 . 2. — ar ‘ a ’ by! NG LADIES—Neal appearing, - capable 1a us Lo ee ee ee red , per gel y bABY ; €rnis martin; «¢ rondition et Te wuiens ; ae jk— Weert ghouse; « no} ——— S10 __ Kelty's. 3662 Delm ai 1 ———— | VANITY gree Tr Tain gelling business men; best proporition { =~ ee ———— utsid . gray, brown and gr een, rand se CHILD'S BE b— ‘Br is! be, “ass, liutable| *"4-.... af Ofte 3674. € ak. ' GAS RANG.—Surertor: side oven: bar- LIVING “ROOM at IT ©——Overatuffet: ' wey or] put: alee chiffeneer ity; investigat 7Q]1 Wainwrir-ht (LYUTHES Li rT. KE RS—steel | and wire; at gal. ay RABY Ae ciecn tes ae 4 attr and , in ; ; . comaatten wain WRATA Arborase fe’ | condit ton: will wel cheap. Adoty 52064 | patch: price rigat. eae (62) bareain wo... # 3 % ee -ENTR: Al H ARDWARE Co., couch: leavin; ty: sell cheap. Cavany | —wenze 925 ‘Kin g's Wis a ark ) ee — ¢@s condi JAS RANGH—Detroit tewel. cheap. 00: _ Devonshire fort) J, S {1 ESLADY Pesca am ae CLUBHOUSE EQU IPMEN 7. snp. viene ee |: R . Seen 373. (tc) | CHINA CLOSETS—fruffet tensior hie : — 4 ; — — Ww Gea«ah T\eteweae 18 qT z LIVING-Rce« M SU ITE —Handgnmely ily _uppel- : WARkDHOBE—Fine 1 . ? ’ : Renton 2164W (c99) net — sit waine 2307 Lu : ve | ELECTRIC RANG eburner | Pugiees LaF Ore ~ nen stered: davenport tyle; | ~ — nas = sper SPP ee ah-chafr: | A oe sven, 5412 Thru ' “ae a ake ae high trate suit. hat, for tall gain. Steiner Furn. Co., 1208 &. Sport. all eng sven 117 OF iperienced in art needlework depar.- CO ° . sacr! me ‘abanv 3° 3) Ad-' ChiNA CLOSET—Mi henrt : mar 3 NN Proadw rr \ ; Permanent posiiion. Apply FrRA wn ©. aah A and : 2 ton lots, $6. 7 ton. tee) ROOF! N Oren 5 “tae! ; vert ter ‘ . a 41 eat i 4 Dpto eGo VAS) ~ agi N a ae 1 Ag PA om c M $1 en a ee ; t gt i 7 . seen —_— se . } baby walkirg chaiy L.? POG GAS RANGE—d Quick eal: 0; coal range, LIVING-ROOM FURNITURE—S-piece over- 15 12 + ue on « “ 4 57 pCuUsI st f —— -———. —— _ - einem . Ena es TD ; ‘ ‘OAI-—Mount Olive, clean lump, . ' Before .ou buy ‘isewhere, look at these BARRY BU GGY—Brow: reec] LR190 8S t] CHINA OL OSET— Book case hali t , mit - } — on ie¢gs bs _ 4 os «& hy ueem th etuffed l'ving-room suite. covered in vb! SAL Ss as $5.2 o, screenings, $3.50 Tyler 33 ~' | They are real Da TRAINS: KABY BUGGY— 1s ' r en cam also a No. # Quick Menai eo. 5 Sa ,ig E: : - , . a . 2 LADI ES ‘ is $: . ~ = >. | 3-ply green or red slate apphalt roofing BY BUG i¥ Tce do: x. 4 oii Dolman. , stove, ; aisO double brass bed. “’75” rFCTRIC WASBHERS—We htre severa! — K ANGE—His gh oven. at dine ‘box - no — ee ares datenpot, oe APER STORE. Gh and Washington | OAL—Furnace ; $4.2 Oo; mine RANK’ siightiv imperfect. —- «1 > BARY B EF uw Rug and bedroo @ulte;: carl) Armand slectric wrehers which are s@ichtly used eee ere. NSE aft e J b. ™m 125 Sidney. | ‘ hair an Soe eee. 1 loose «ushione; ous TE A( ‘HER ~ best lump. $6 7 ; lL, inde! 16 oe ; ‘ ‘Fire T ntlerw riters’. ‘ “- are en slat Monday rmornir iz. bog” Pers} ne . first woe ANGE. “" : : 3 — ‘ ns floor samples ¥ hic h sf are offer- | GAS “R A NOR— 1} od: @ ln ont 1 aw half orice fis ~t aaa upboletering | sameig tte, a. 4s : { OAL- Good as a 6.50) mine | ‘ roicfing. y er floor west iM i a (c) ta to earn an uniuieytl Al-—High- grade pea, oF; OD Bt, - ad r nd cement ‘ ) ah. ~— ——- on cas bur ners 30008 Orecon i y a ~ ; amt aporec new grandes: STA ‘P15 N. Broatyv¥a ie high-grad yg ie seat. wring | ‘ $7. "an- | ‘ — oe #. ‘* ‘ 2, T} - 3 . Te eae : m : : ; - om ry, : as 3 ‘ i. ba th na mu eo v) ) ‘ . -— B " atl : c be, = ete PA perw zt nh sag Bo Say & $5.50; lump $6 ” ° . Heavy canvi ce oh ore ge a aan — . ry 4 crt “ray reed, v0TS Arling- COAT. R. ANGE -Rine ename rood a at | End His bres ware Ce,, = ra av. Bid- | GAS Py A NGE—Beautiful nig! oven enar *| is Clase | photaherion: mote suite, afinpes a> aK ‘ pieasing erTseone i — a | pockets pri , me mh same. © -- ES RES Ce tion “4A § Sidr e. SRendev morn on Ne a i ‘to , Wa “led gas range. lke new; $590. Cost ] 5 a ° ‘- ‘he? eer abit: ity, who has bad normal echo! «Fr RL = REENED LUMP. $5. 50° TON a maik, each abit hate ts, .30 wes) $0 BL ‘GGY—Aimost new. : loom Product; {7 OAL Ra NGR— roe ew — ~ me +57 rer ~ e 1134 Aubert a — | priee ua ; ROGMIAE SESS Vlas: sale | er ee: training, ruccessful]l teac ng ‘ ot “ TS sound lump. Universal, ia - KEYS ONE Ri OF FING, AND ne Ae rage ~i¢ 7 Le — Mi: ret whee! rubber tire tien: " eepania "s h 83° , Carol Pg a8 I FLOOR ¥ Ad r alt ) AL ‘Wash- GAS RANGE- Ad ah k Meal Ca) net nod | One thr o- PlOCe living yoom fuite, uphol- | | ana who can devole entire vacativ % aE Bon St: , North arket . acon neerans, rea yarRa tli ai 7 * “eas , : : laren ioe iepiliadeaieeiiontial — $+ oa Re ree - ——_. , white paneis:; like new: S885 “oO, s.| #tered in the biue-and-geld stripe velour, =. nee “ey Writes ipr full info ones COAL—If you want real jum _ Lu RG RAC KS—T wo: ‘each rack holds 100 DAR ¥ BU GGY—Fu sized reed. first-class COAL RANG E—Ga sti Quick Mea!. pu. _: ne nanwe et ee loose cushion seat. evring arines and sprt Biving qualifications jin detail, oge. oth Cherry Coal Co.. Romo nt Bay sW a | __ x12 “TUES. Langan Pros (ca, condition: $15. 16 Marylar id. Richmond leather couch 4.) 20 Nebraska. POL, ay NG BED range. r us. cha'g 1, ward- . ee a ee es . pena back: large and messive; regular 0 val-. experience and aate you can _ bed ton jots. 25 to $575 per ! a! Heights. (co) | GOAL AND GA PAN 7 rng ape page eathe ©F1PA S 1ith. GAS RANG E -—4— burner. good = cundition ue; sale price §145 Dustine urniture | Addrees 5. J. GILFILLAN, 38 FE. - SAF iEbs— fargains in used safes. “John Bau- a - 7 aeere jAn RANGE — om bir natio ne} x —— ~a , eplendid bargain 56153 Cabanne bores Co. D. w. corner Mth at } Waeshia Lav tered, to $6.50 per ton : guaranteed ——— ———— ' | call) in momning 13: 209 | “Areonal N. Broadway, ' ror and mattress. 7007 w yom ing | 2 oe? i MIRRORS— Antique, aeisalenatn ovals: con- GAS RANGE—Quick Meal, §7 50. dresser anole and pier. 2507 Leeces av. ieG) —— ees eee —_—— eo ‘ os ce, aiid r a Marvin safe: wianiecaiiciadl ‘ ) { y ) »\ correct oe, bt Tyie: 3148W (c¢6x) | SAFE- —One sma! Her ri ing- ‘ vt pore . , —— r 1. | aDU CATE D Wo! [AN ately: 7 COAL—For ie © coal call She rd, Forest one animal cage; cheap. 1315 S. V ande- BAB + C 304 belt, let tines. wicker; like nev aa sine “cabinet, reasonable ire; gan 1} FURNITURE— And rus a ms } pir chiffenier, other furniture, cheap 5328 OLD CHINA and “Gine ab4 ealaved vlan of = pe wpite 8 : t O! _venter av e st floor >) ee = | FURN! TURK—Also ruge 20 509 } 8' Rast on eo ) normal training: salary te siart; ; 3615; clean aftandard lump, $6: Mt. Olive. ; ee — idk Sa deeaaigis : sacniiaiiitele ete Ss oe Ware (4640 Eve ‘BT mttan P ue ; $8. 50: E-Ca ville, $7. : preshpt de\iv- SAN , B28. , i BABY r ‘“ARRIAGE—L lowd, champ: } ‘gne i ry . — og! GAS RANG be—Ne w blue, a nd white: .~ ani A ) for promotion to executive fp i “= tar 14 : very trimming 3520A 8. Grand. ( ‘oni BIN. A PE te ANGE—Buck s blac nd | FURNITURE— 822 8. Oth aa — our old range in ee. a aR re A | OFr PORT! NITY for newlyweds: B-pirce din. | oi a eenanee _white oLege. FU RN | TURE—of 4 spoons, ~ must soe “aick, | ' 1617 & Jeffersatr ie) ing-Trowm suite; bergain: no dealers. & rr? os GEORGE CROCKER, e018 nae ‘4 , SCh9) Park FE isitercsenatinnens ; i SBevelan = ae COAL—Loweat rices St. Louts; highest | SO, LB—60v-\>. platform. $10. 2210 Pes- | x. Zo iy cs AR RL AGE—Be i: practically new:4 cs rc + mo migy aaa omen “Px ‘ . . +e ne - Pe si yw. MBINATION RANG E—Sa me 5 ' 41 oe on st ee a ee Filtge Ly fe) . graded ea, 3850 ; mut, $4.55; largest ta! ving _¢ Call 1016 onard av CO " - mow, - ~~ 3 ore j AXGE— uick ideal. whi ename! i a Corsets adael sae alauticenis: one who —& ormier future delivery ‘Carolan, Olive 264. ' Se ALES - for ‘EPA e St L ouis * Scale Ce., 207 tary eow! ne 7 el an "and Standard ro- CUMBI NATION “RANGE—W ni ite enameled ne ed cal 4206 Pesington “ay. an singer, 1007 Market “wort ih & $75 en "7 Vernon — — . capable of a®sisting buyer: muss 7 COPF rE EU RN- 6- allon large Herring- Hal! | 8. 3d st. ae be 3 Re (t 99). De imar 326 IL, ; (e) end nickeled: ike new 4963 Page. (c! FU RNIT co REBSlighily used; like nq ¥: GAR RANGE—Wohite porcelain, side even, PARLOR | SET—4. piece- good as new. — | Wa auIRS MACHINE —J" ueBird; —- = A ENT! aie leaner nae Moran. ‘ fate 827 | BCREENS—Larege. suitable for residence or’ EEDS—Brass beds, springs and mattresses. | ~°,"5 INATION RANG#—Blue enamel, $85 dealers. 12387 Sidney aided $85: also beautiful iniaid Uneleum. 571 Abert. “208A North Market st | aganaition: don't want to store. ) a : A> tron: we and aor : sd ‘ ie. ; ‘ce | SS A, pd —— aas 1@uU is i iaLires ‘ on) ~ > _ de — - - rs ame some o : aa PR coemtee = = Sor ; > 2 ro] COPPEE saLY — choppers; used; elec- clubhouse porch ; cheap. $737 Hydreau Sh07 Lucas av. — ic) | ——ooat Furniture Co. 4008 Chouteau. ic84' | FU RNISHINGS—Entire furnishings | Kingsbury. Cadany OOS: oid belt ac hee Th oe other tural | Smee: own wake, the 4 “PACH ts AND STUDENTS » Lie ication ' “AT w wm ain Me hao oath 4 tm 3919. 73 . as : agg lg : . tric; all makes; bargains; terms. 1016) av. Grand 201 W. E -' BED—Like new; cage style; g00d mattress: |. = anes ON | 2030 Ni E—Fin mdition ; room apartment. | orent - GAS RANGE sed one year. in perfect = - 2 —— | ~~ | but E : tc cheap 0 Natural “Bridge ic} | PURNITURE—Davene'ie set. Morris * giair condition: will cheap or exchange PARLOR sUITE—Dining reom sulle. plano. ceie St a. fon ao S18 Pele a aoe Line oge > ue wi fb, L A eS Ss - sy VK +3 oe by the ational Home and &e te Pins ‘st (cBB) , a ank—#49. ) take $6 i1A iz Biton to do elucation work dur ino . — c¢ an J Wiil ke 20 enroee OOM il ——— PANG pia ; | 7% ' yi ? : > , : jon, eppertunity to earn S200-8350 per COPPER MILL—Single hopper, $45; meat $49 90 Sept » BED—Full-sized moplete: $10. ,cedox. OMBINAVION RANGIE—Bound Oak: good bed. Gresser, to _ 4252 Castiq men: | for smaller stove fax 2873R. 5306 a 2 Ms ps.. mame | Clee’ i at. bh. Railway fare refunded and «i winder, BIT tae claire’ “SOLS N.| The onty sen:'c tank made chemicals, Bet. $10; heater, $10. 2002 Rutge: — s0eD0X: | _condition: no dealers. 1608 Homan et “er! | 7 RNITURE—Contents of flat: eee |. geese = —— PARIOR pGT—¢ geeces. , mae : iN eR “To Recount allowed This ; llth require cleaning or the us er ge a ~~ _— _ COMBINATION RANG E—Blue steel: «ont n Le =x) S _ ii ¢ . We | soe aon — her. deal. eo ent business connect! K up complete at the factory. = that iihi—kF our-poster: he oof drav ers. i im - >0: Lor $130: alte tuek @ range for ~— —- : oe ae Sike CAS & an aa bk 77 Qutek 2 Me ai: cheao LL. Wed PARLOKM 8: I1TE~—Z piecee. ieat ho A Z = concern, Write F. , McBride. Drain Pipe Cleaner | ae oy pe ne from 8 te 8 mone daybed: ; 20 Mow aus) and ‘ 43°98 Connecti ut. | : . —— a tom wi “4 i __ Rewsten low concern. v | | mary i : Pte | ne daybed: cheap. 2220 Mots eae yw: _orivate narty 3520 Utah __j _ |G —ice box, hati | Pp ~ stite— | RY. Mech Ride kK... Mo =e . Also made in large sizes ‘or ail. bbl Range. b 71 . ice box Hoover | COMBINATION RANGE—aAIli blue ena neled —T Ta buy | the GAS STOVE : 5713 Etzel a CURE, see PARL i 3 atiT 3 piece da‘ le “at EDI ( : ATE] j \V ( MI AN ; Will open up any clogged waste Dp! a aad eons g- dines sweener etc. 12% 9A Si St oe incent brand new; fully Ft RNIT “RE—A! aa! inde; ; bee a % . _ ne dea! ore. | ize (ec), | ; nad - jeaving on = ; 4 At. mee , [sound cana === in a sanitary con ae INDEPENDE! ‘7 PLUMBING AND HEAT- BED—Chiid's bed, drop sides, coed jocker,| Steiner Furn. Co.. 1202 8 roadway - city Sg FO Cot ean af sey — iG .- STOV ESAnd 4, --#- ix ditty heater. all Wa aie” tte wee. Kmertcan-bulit ehit- espriahtie Sats «get 1.00} ING SUPPLi CO.. 1119-21. CHESTNUT. | good condition ; $7. 3439 Indiana av. — BINATION NGE New; he RNITCRE—In ¢ ee nl Sa 7 i—Bive enamel: sood_c gpdition yo i Sy hide; B-plecs "ope | : | | ' nee) | =! s ae nike: | clade 4e~-!' GAS STOVE— a heads, genuine cow ide fetes . wg INDEP ERENT PLUMBING AND HE eee neces cease ET BEDS—3 single Simmons beds, complete. ._ | , bs: jaunched ome. pet oe he ane E ING SUPPLY CO. 1119-21 CHEST s sed SHOES TO MEASURE—For falien ar hes, mractically new. 5550 Maple avr. “ash _or_ time. 1617 S. Jefferson. | FL NI 3 (E—-$1 » p oem 4008 ‘cheutens. Bl Peele Frank Aleberz. 39 a le condition 1078 « ‘entral _ It meets and esaftiefies a real te 3 = cee) | punions: half goles. 7 Se $i, $1.25, — BEDS—Rugs. stoves for room: ng bous.. RANGE—All biue porce. | OM OO Se age 'Gas str bee | RANGE —2ffereon — _ pravels; Sine, Sa ; RASTA Hartford ee ney oy" (o> | RANGE—Gaa st white enamel, nt , pioaes a r; . RANGE-—U ed short tims: excel rene i enter bac y ys" - these ranges are jusi like new. In fac t. you = _widner. * ee HE ATING yy 694! MM Laon | ; | . renin —— — " used: mixing machines, also assontod soda © De Smit} th-De Bey “a ogre ere os “Ots al} eee they were tsed At a Nall Kk—Chift nier. ” dress rus. im _ goed § cond't we — , Hue n79.E 5M) )—Pipeless Furnace—$79. o0 § Monday. 5522 Easton. Forest 337 pationa! mecsing Co Call at Levy Brea Da. ‘cand, Geaed 168 sR. Hi cheap. 1458 FUR [’ r RES piece. new overstuffed. | (Pca TERS—Ra@iant home or will trade fur |” complet 15 § 2600 Ba i car body. Park | RE —_- — . . - : + lt4h «a —— ch firepet. ptoelese furnace. complete | SrTRAM HEA TING PLANT—Compiete . >. peteiiesihneatiiaeattiatieeenidieeatiia SAVEN at iTr._: ; an ae rm bcd OO; saerifce $85. © con : Yord tourtng ‘or millinery and re? ‘dr -to- 0. will heat the average 5-reom cottage. 4 sauna: $” 15. Rox ¥-°76. Pom- Dis EEDROOM OUTFIT—Compiete I410A N AY BNE SB shia +» $0: e Ps ears; Ox | or = a kitchen: ltear- ll sizes for any gine house. — ABL -_.* ~" ion - ne bargal: King’s } ghway re B —. . A 0 Page fc)) FURNITI aed i ina ar 5a el TP yb A arircHiNG and picoting ear A ; >! ‘. sixth floor WRITE ALP’ ab A "Ee CATALOGUE STKAM natting tarpaviin. 22220; 600. co nE DR Tr ae vem 7 siecerocenancn - Da’ ENE La lak ad ‘orm ot nmt! ‘on _ range; ing cits ee! meant ne. t4 —-- Mf oe r. APPiY Ss. ‘ eeete aaa Fon ° et re. 7 fie reqated. boxes, 1oxl4x13 Appiy 309 De Colfax 1457R IT: other furniture: moving. 6209 Grece CU RNITURE—Cheap; call Monday. 3117 © ; ING 81 P r LY ‘ ~w.. litt a 2% ‘ J ne) (cH) Fra its lere PPO é re ' = VFR “ iM ey TF tees Oak Mery cou DA _ -s ae ‘TTF. —-kh roeh | er nena ety ; Maury | — 'k i 4 7 , ne Seer ae : ML K T ov TFIT- —iompilete, with lavatory, cheat BARS Etze’ a me , ured months; $45; cost Kress sinh PURSUE —— onient + of S. room fiat; by , aha ; CAS WATER HEATER—Humphrey. vot TT . - _ Delmer }| sacrifice: $300. 614A Evans (7) A - " = . ef. | ate Heo . T« 104 Poet t erea te ry 7 7 Q ’ jamie _— te ; oe —_ = . ae - — OR Ee neice Noa 5 used eon’ ater time: ‘é * Lib. tyre, iM ‘ lt ITE Vh ridt ‘ as ‘ Piec 5 DA’ \ EN ET i ba k a hogan —— _F >t RN TTT '? i... Ru gc. 4d; emper. dressing tabie, VANDERVOORT- fect condition. Cal} Forest 9367 Mon lay. | FORACCO. cimars and cigarettes, Camels, double bed 1609 § Grand es A. , co - ; j - : 4 ER wider. ~ $20: Mond ny 1617 « ' jeer of . ¥ (eban P i Gnestert! eld pas Piedmont. .98: LEDROOM SUITE—Kitchen cabinet See Pantin ~ $1 ae soar ofd pieces; of Viouwn i ; Vy vw _- . Prin A! T —— sSARNEY D, G. Cv. iawn CARE wheels re ae oe a4 — iio per “Tb; ohn Gining-reem quite _€304 Lenox. ‘Ss’; DAV EXE Ee ‘UITE—Like new: $35. . PCRNITURE—4 rooms, J - 5 $86. "Kenya 3 SF Baegy Fie 2 HAETW. Bent E. 5; | SOAS SEEM. Caskieecice | ll a Se ee ot ee ee a ee

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Ne Ce ae 22th. ge + or MARCH 11. 199% o ” La eh EE & at ISB St. ore es 1209 AUTOMOBILE S, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. = HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE SEWING MACHINES __ ' | OMOBI LES ; be oe yy T-O wO B FL E.'s = WATER TER tzbere. good con- BUTTONHOLE ATTACHMENTS—For 2 oe, tie) | : trade. tertns. 2306 >. Jef- : . 31 °n) : cust . ist s* — Aima. yi = ” sO Li HT arx Pr LATER-POWER-: ww ASH ER—Five on y vTa- : we Wi “er ; Mac Ad “Hi INE nae -_ nger c Sega D . . ¢ . cas! f ; -s. 5 » ies . : re. . aid eae re. : ; ’ =? : . e -—~ (= ms . a ia a : = a 1923 Oa D—T ; l1¥2o - be > ‘ is = J 8 : - : . on " % ; ' : - ; . aa tA 5 . : roa ge“ new 2 7 Ft ouring. . starter ; = t = % Ser-power washers. Slightly used. At a6 ON Prat: ole Re EF Wtd.—Touring adster, starter; | PUKwS—ss iate coupes: $215 up: all kinds: J s- — ie new, Al or FORDS—Roadster; starter biock; | ov ERLAND ee a reas Hassiers, demountable, i | 7 : SE the idicul ~age * orice Sout = End —~ 7 SEWING M — — .. an =~ a att tyette. tc rear: for carpenter, pec... - Ben - ” ' poom 211 Bivegrass Hotei. te a >. ; ti "4 : " ee . oes Y 4 ~ d freer - - gee — . 9 M ie 16) .? ; Ls ebher or sPre ‘vee — ~ - ress! for —— ae OT . CY O™Mp AWT mer’ ~ : - ms . ~ - - =~ - . — cin ad tain ——— tr : (wher was - - ; . : : e— eo 21- S(arter = tRi-rr PP. = '* ’ 4 : e ; . . , a i? . " a — . . — } .ai° > ,% , nerfect : Al ~ -~ ry : a Bie€ D> ‘i > - 2 , a Em aisce - ee Lan WouUD HEATER—* coll Sanders a mm. lian- | no pe a 2 et «a asehe o — cole = x 806 LOCUST cheap. 2006 8 “Comp* “a ohh M. NE— — = wri cane, Bieta th Se aL conga —e = wwe Peel Gun | : D up:! Enstetn Cherrolet _ 5829 Easton Sf bee - : weer . int = --———* ewe “aeons a - al . . _—- . ~_— : 5 >% : : . > 7 _ oe ~~ ~ oe _ : ; . . 7% ; . ees cpp mmammenUpaaielia unites. meee nr ATTENTION. houseKe@' re We } oT a - - — So ———itiee T's? — : ox. : it at ~o poo a 2 Ded ——_ he 4 $4: ha lmers. — | a —— adi tien brokerage FO AR D—Sed az. i@Zi pert set | backy this week We ral van Se HAC Fi NE? Popkhead ; , : ' - . bility st rst par- ——— om —— SUD . Buick cor . Man “some - ey , : er " ©2910 Washin wany extras: priced to oat, = S tuads of eood furniture at ri _o S26 nes sartielad. Avt. ¢. am sma I atch igs ray lve ns : : ; x the ear to par. ¢ rade ——? ns Ye Baal: ieacaeandiem Sunday. ! 7) Call teéay between 9 ana iz . oo a eo , SEW! CHIN Drophead « a o@k: —— geen 7° wandel . _Oxtras, ~3¢ v= cust. YAHLE? TOR CO.. 1035 N. Grand. ——— her Te | ere ee Garanteed per- | Seo ——_________ — Bay a cideed cee 4 as. See: includes ete ali i IR let An —_ : sa ' trade for *-* e St.4, ade tor Hier URES Fy . = ap aa ‘ ~ ‘o Bedy Ct DS ae "i . ast: $395 3916 En- PURLVO—Secans: « tine condition; . wv = een furniture. ects Se ge Ry en SEWING } HINE—Late me 58. Sine at tant a—-e. : r ' mg hous Lineell 290uW, \ wa - eer “Cte BE ——— Se | sa $350 cash. trede or terms Open Ie = > Ga ; . a mee ' @ . ; ‘ aon «eae: rs a a — ———-, and evenings Carondelet Moter Ca” : § —j-,-& w.. = . . a : iia ome Limousines tana Sale “y 7 —s first -cl - -4 _~¥ hive fr, c -of -to Levy Bros EWING THINE—New Cor : rae + — wn. ft : cupe. kK at bers. burmmper; i2¢ . ——— ane ——- SS Bee, or aman — beans ; _ S RO. ADSTER sale :rand — rat ao ues il 24th st st Take : nm 5 ~ mettion c se | am ; 1 ees : ‘ _ ’ : , ' agn. Teds | act ‘ j 2 + : ; i — * — we a8 iat Sis . . 2 a ~ ¥ —— » | : eat A i = ¢ = = it .. : onl Dee os eet ae > » nn ‘ " ‘ -is i ; Mis ¢ " i . . * , = 5. _ o - = ? t oe rhs : : ; 3 ~ »* é ' . 7 am eo Ew = wer: U. & W.G. for Buick 6 D-45: 1 . int and — 22>. 3 mm HIT E L IMC YUSINE = . in b: | ch bo Pht axicads $700 5. . ~ . he, » . , oe j " me Fe Bah? as x and Sit Caradine — © tiat tim : " u ; sie , pe, io” oon chanica , = PD TER ND TAX! - nen Sunday — evenin ‘ae LIV TOIL wks cus. Oven Sunday and ” ; “ator rence: car r - Bo! cord 1 ee ee 7 “3887 S&S Gran yin Open evenings and Sundays S.UDEB AKER—Ligat 6 roadster. 19” see egg ive: cr a : : | i i ‘ = . 2 . : ’ > Be - . eet | r it ri = = na - YT “or perfect terms. 1817 Rus- “ me closets and extension ta?! . a eee ae A OO Se pak POOR ero .¢ Mod =. re + . — ‘ : : o -* A Tea. Cares or some on — — kK On : geli aF. earighy 3 ‘ cent off: bere fe a chance of «a ; im ==! : IN ees x - }+ J ' ; i ; . _ ssh wt : ——= - * a leet . : eel A > i Piaukn » 4 au = ; rh Tune . rc. — tabi ry ST! DOERAKER—Bi« ®& roadster: good con- te get that odd buffet china closet. he tig bargain } cond!t my five PURI COL | ARLY . A , and Linco: Meacers. zi -. Jeiuors._‘* tesia > @aemee Siecinn ‘¥ton heap. 2719 Washington bi. to stor _—_ or chairs Langan Sros. rm. > eT ser : 24 R IN: ck M “4 LEDs r 7 ort / a a Co. h and _ Washitaton Li . a 2 ~ oH , eats . £2el i ’ r ‘ ‘ ar = — — —— ——_——_——— Tor ‘ i oan w — a! RI ——— “good. - : , . . - es = “ . — aon rs For 27 cr a> Lo”: t as a new ] 7 S > a TorR old furn ture exchanzed " new ~ OT] ; i's SR xt. MuNEY 2 ned ate Mmocei : 1920 - like *; new ————______ —_— ——— — ir - cr, Sees, Jum SS —s | STU id 2 RO MOADS TER tS . ame Sunaay P. - terme. sacrifice, barry, trade P - sa. A — - _ er + i Sta aon “he 6 - Ce ee ee | ete rte $85 “pet aes Ee Se hee Hy a we KE be ~ Ss % oe ia + | ad - — : semaine FORIs—Secan, 198 L: aes La _paine = ought fer small down payment, roechanica.: _cenes.-s . guarantcec a, ae tiz Ah «- ¥. trade; open Ser day Tié new feniers a... pain Bou 3 4014 N. Grane. $895; te endeahall. * Pore - _gecanter , "anc 8 ,. hin . in h st = ; . 7 +2 9304 Botanical ee | DOAIDMTE Twin ez: meoe tire. & wi -Jlo Locust st. Open evecing ~~ at “Se @—nceiiont r wit net HE Yor na a P 7. a“ ~ . Out of the Sigh-rent district ; ane rhe r CAR Wrd Ps ayment — wid ai ; “2 : . me nair Pe “ 7 3 , . a 4 , a ; . sen ‘ ’ : j me td : > B : ~? } The ‘4 ‘i . : aA t oe st ; =! ae : FI Qo” . ’ erp! : ; Diag te ood to hinbest Sister Se eee Sa ______ : $75,000 ( ‘ASH Fe , AUTOS — FoRo 1922 n ote: So gin ge 3 a ge ee ek oe fies. ee ae | 4921 Auburn To AUCTION CO 208 Morgan » L ' i ‘ . Le ; oe -* 5. ' : . ; le, a Be 2 oe : - " “ ’ “ex ‘ Pea : —_ ever Ings an Sup- 4 ture at Unusvally Low Prices +) . Singer Shep. 4059 « stag LLP . ADE gg a tg: - ‘tn il : adste ’ rm onde ‘i 4 : ye Re : + ts Ti a seories. S225: many ot ¥OUND CITY atTo €o soe? el@ furniture exchanged for nev ee — $1? enot ee ae a z= *S a: batter cage 1° ¥ — ~—'-- -____ 7 ______-_-—_ - en ICT : dan. 1923. o- va or; tk from 3: u “Crt ST srice. wae : dressers, $17.50. chairs. $1.50: - — - — eae “ Onl — it: clas ligt m4 (921 . — bady | « ADiILLAC——Sedan excellent : , ~ , y . 4349 x. Rraa Awa ss = oe se, y aa &' St —— oS . 3 ete : ] ; mut al P| ~VL ‘ i. ; . } for in +r in tha : “ ‘ ’ ie: : 7 : : " e Car. $8s5. your terms, . ed er 2 Ler 7 ad —— ” Soerieee “sake Aki > eccaaeamteany Pa deg i. SAINS ft ire D- : S t ' _— ‘ pay cash and par m than ¥ othe: Scegpsnnranainideallignamaisiaaparanaeatt = ~ : weds oniv owr hurry, Durr : a \ eliston arage H lamon a Oe . i} 3 le: , ; oir A’tret ar = RGALINS ‘ - : ; : - . . . - , ——— : s. > - _— = : a _ , : att to tak Call ane = | Oe eae ee on im pension — . moun TAGs rAHLE LIEOE i. = L._ near | inom. Caban : | HANDLER SEL enings. ma NIVERSAT. 2412 1 . ’ - - . 2 ' R —_ . | ne - . 7, . . .* F ; _ — . = . . -« edd chairs: w'li ‘rifice, S615 Deimar " , Sie ; = = ws R. eS . ing, Ford | kept: 70, in exceile ! ~ | Por cuuful 182 = 7 2. a ee FORD —Setas 1921 model, in [ igh Out of Tow n Bu yers, Attention , - han. "ger i> nes 4. > a ; — : ‘ , >= , “Sips.” ~ ayer ; . : 2 ; ; ra ' it - wy : ¥ ‘ os . ies , : —_ ae . sei = ~ aan oe R . - , » ‘et? : . or, r wees cone — cine a — ~ bie. z. : _— K— Tour? —— 4 ier : , ’ — . . - , w " : ‘ : ré rm. Wit .M : ‘ : _ : si 2 wes = = - £20. Cai? eoGex nr . Pi me ff li ot Mit inn pee beiiare an Do ee ee ee eyo oe ee ee ee ee eo « os res PR 1 Age lege - et emendaee Cick—Teariem littie . : eS eee | , terme trete 235)4_ 7 esiaa . $300. = - . a oe ne and Sunday 192.°: ates - a ————_—. —_--- - — —— - - : _— ——s 7 ib Pee -—~ « : —" . = 2 “Rca ee , —-- a ies ‘ —Ca>riole . $495: $l45 ‘= a ' We fFeitar Wwoan ster | _— on ' Vik lam: perfect sh: Re 5 , » a 9 on: trade: 1 om eee 2a ae ' ; . . vat Bua S&S NRUGAY a GS os ; new : good o , b ‘ a , ° 56) ~ upholster) overstock al it : oF Cc A AL en . : : : “ah ce codes ‘ goo! a ¢ ; St 4 ry, ° - : ; a ‘ " : , " — 9 ‘ ar . kt . — A iaiinie : a” > ee ae . _ é ~_ . ri \ wis a a ates . ; nce 32 months. Huber Merwe Car ™! + ; jges z ards. Demy Supe : or : shape: wort * | + en © rmeda | ‘ . r : iL Locust bi. Open Sunday aa Ga : Terms. Trade anything ont imUuec = S ; es “Oa : i at 308 | st St ‘ mua , Tr 1921 tes w: POR! ’ Sala rf KA—And Chevreiet touring Sa See 5 Se’ i! F. =i Leenst st 27 ; = ' , "zs trhwe Mi ein n at i. a " @ 19*1 a f'ne conditién: tices ie out ick te tourlys. sant - 50: side. -oven rang, ., rome 2 ia ' i ie 2 = 5 ' “ape, Bu ” ‘ac eal, white ename : 2 ane a = —— a ms . _— = _—$$ $$ $$ — — "RT" PAYTON MOBOR CO_Y. @ pe) A ee beds. buffets and other furniture too nu Eom 2 one "T , > ae s1°S + [ER a — >. 320 7 — — a “ ‘nS E—Sedaz Ors +c endition: 7 or 5 aneuaith aes . Bi ik 2 teurtenz: vainted ret eus te mention We mue * = =¢ ~: map . . " . *£.3° ; dav ---4 SAR c: , Cc : ~ , . . : - — ¢ trade. terms, —~ , 4a, make room for , ' ¥] emn2 SSt 7 = i ER rum dete ; oo +Y | 3 : ae ae ee é ae aE Tere . Comvinced of t) «ee ‘t- : ? e 3 . it : : “ee ns > 34 ‘ . ; eo >i, ' . , “1 , han 9° 1) 6éoer: aurifa! : ‘ine a > ic 6—Tcaring: IeiT sacTul LIN STORAGE co. 227: Cc) geen you: PPro aiden ie ; ss ro a sean a rs eo} t oe on, | , ; % - teuriag, sacrifice $165. nBIG BARGAIN MONTH AUTOMOBILES a ee Ss ee ot Se : OR PRI RR” POET Mali de aggis. DIESTNG MOTO enbecker Distr buters 0 Eee 1922 FORD SEDAN - Cord tires. sheck absorbers, . ~ : : , , ' oo ’ Tih Re at : : 7 : . ; - : 7s autit lis © seat covers and everrthing. Tite & ; o.3 ar 4 accoun . « ut ag et aencens ' ; ; - ' a 2433 . : : : am : : a , ome- Berd . trad buy; orice right South Stde Buick bee 7 + = can £ of small rent we pay. We « : . . 4. ‘ ~ Co F $s le 3 ; t-* TROT! ; ON ae a. ate : , : = w - P : Set oe ra : “Ta Co... 34: 54 5 Grand. (pen . a. wee > — ia iia Tn . line 8 gw ye goeeds from cheap : upes ! or a 2 “ 2 : n Su : ! Se - — y a 4oarimg, gra ig “ay. J» uw. a _ =r7 ~— om {~ - m7 ro Pia . : i any - : are ‘ — fe . 7 : sien! —— 17 — ~ Io] . ‘ rm) , rCr eT Th T TS: =i — Pe ag a : stery perfect. extraordinary ; and office furniture. » ; iy : Wave ke Sk SPUR US a> OORS § Pe ety oe : :, oe a ~ ‘ . - aang. —— . tien; perfect moter. shock abec - 3 : oer “y LANGAN FURN. Cc., =: ret . vas — = eis nn — ' md wmreti 2 ing”. aimee ' email — | ain; terme Wellsten Garage. —— an Morgan st. refintshe : ed Seur-ganccnger | - al | , = aby Grani © r; aed gg ren Sag S550: terms: com Sunday morning: "i! and Theodosia, sear Wee Ge rg ° ue ie St. Loe. Boment 388, Pormont 58°. Centra! S032. (-14 e: .repr , es e: 197] . res ee | Bese Lous: any 4426 UNTVERSAL 3453 tees lait ———— : = _ : 2 ae poe LOSS = —— rr ae - FORD SEDAN GIVEN AWAEME socccie : Furn. Houses and Flats For Sale ©8135 =0s) : nt “~ “s aietieie. snk. Stee ae and | L922 DSTEI nbtTy, late 1920. 4-door sedan: reontmrst: |" tiuery far the Diessst barante teil a * paseonaer its: a cade. ing = 7 : : ; ro ® , ch : ig ‘ rute . > ms See ’ ren a eaine b ~ + oe. 3 i#) 7 - a es a eeraren meagan noconte BARRETT. 3517 —4-room suite, party bay-| FoR HiRE— 7 a one : 2 . | SE: —___{¢¢?| $223: bargains: terms. _30@8_% sini, SR cece | REE: priced low, foc autek gale: quay terms. TS ies ick. Sakete om SCick—Tecras Cer, often fern ure can ren flat as ) * 2 2° ‘ we :; ' , oo aoe. eer _= ad iv c 2 ’ r; inted bd , % eRe T cngnts for $7390. on : mene rete am wanting te dissetve peti 5 as Can Se my condition. J62 ST wiR " a mn +}-pass : Ty , és om . ; ag me ease Pr insnaning - Piney ‘ a ett OC ; =i | = : a ——__—————- — ae » 4574 Tre! ar. nen Sunda ‘es : a rukomas &. oF ye Le . FrLAT— — inked - ~ = a . | aa on 3 artoe | | i} - . ’ as >t : ad ; i . s ~ , oO. rT 3 4 n ; | : ’ i ... : ¥ . ~ s _ \ d ai ry r i 5 . : 2 4 c " a rr ” PTi * ew ~ FY IRD SEDAN - ak Z &* ag, 4-evliader, = oy Fatreraymdia vicinity ee. ee | - 232 «0 aoe , — Be Lens ss 5 : = -) : 7 The a ye . nt 2040. _ meg .: iin 7 aed “ Mechanically Al; good paint ead t goer price very at ages “EN TTURE—Good, 3 roe cheap. 3 coat f ig : a : ‘jane oa gorse , oe - Rroi ae ery ae Sinead | oie Ef = | WEST S108 ih .K AL Fo ' ~~. __ Rietch. 27394 Gambte ms, cheap. M ‘va ae : this : , rs — - | we pasmt ont nae - - - az com : : DE 1 UxE at ; TOMOBILE CO. Gee OForest 70. 6023 Detmer. © > APARTMENT | SS ~ ‘en i ae NA Bo. a pes eae DODGE SEDAN—1922 ate number saa usec equipment. bumper ment to let: so! len - 4 harga!n " ge = to —_ wanted: Fy f fi ‘ian. egg A . pa ' ? . ‘ _=— 2 wy PD vee aXe me ie od . ~ na ; ? a. —— ; : aad . : 2 en. ll Cabanr Bw : ees anid w. : ; - ‘ nisin ; ‘ 44 PI a , . t7 ‘ . ome —* . . ‘ a sh « t O92 nonev "as" FURNISHED FLAT—47 OA OA | Kenain: Fas oe Ris : | a TEI . a _— ex . A ne “>. e ' —— . — . = ” ; ' | 1 oo, ‘ 2 v ™ : > g - 7 . ‘ L ? a ¥ x . 4 : . : ‘ . \! »] 17 : o> oe 7 fines - «f Sur ea | i -" be . q 2 of o FURNISHED FOUSE tents @ rooms ‘SEL-SKILES « os... =~ a wd ——- —— 19: practice n ~s, | ;-E—1 92: aiste ke ne cir ae $1- ts aT 4 UC oT LOSE AR ity. Forest 253" “and Witches a ee eM On r OVE! ir AND DRIV] * fenders, em pholstery, chea; | ~ - = a peers oa aa : x= es ged S AN {ISSISSIPPT VALLE ' FURNISHED FLAT— Cons letely furnished west ns ar 1: - ’ L Te ; ty 5 : ind ue > ; ; ” | ¢ W eliste , am ft) ~ seat me st : gg a $3 my = oh me: es - U1 C2 Pw 4 wad : an om Bomont 239. Upen june, Ke " F as A! MIL y ‘ “AR ; REDIS * Rigiene: wetodate, barra Co: MARMON WystRine pons = | See i - $2700 Hay nes $1 [295 a ee ng pt | oY aan _ 265" K Act - , “. ; >. “J : ‘ oe , on e (ts . . ; | le c=] - ’ . . - > Moto a ‘ " vs es carte “a os. 22 a : 7 6 > . rr. a iti = Eee ae ae ee ss “Soreister, ponte ie tendons Reem: | ord STOR | Ford Sedan MEE +0 So Sh nas oad Sie seek. Tels. Pinney. S| SCID REPAIREAE Se oa 3 a e SSy Scena Feciet"o “Goon sand’ ERS iptins tarne ‘ade, emciidoens £240 meus convened” titen extrem mounted a: | Dodge Sedans _, 18tL that's «beauty: nae everyehing ae mE 1923 BUICK FURNISHED F Laude T— Modern Tht . at rt ’ month on e . © " : : , . . ‘ ; 9 f. Yo noctoeal rus ER. ' . ice, term | —age 1919 19° dels: HUDSON -FRAMPTON, 2 ge ee Pieteiy furnished: ‘cht en " rye ow ; ee — ee te e : ¥ rea, wen : _ e2 en 1; easy term ees # — : : - ag PG ceatneniianee - > See —= —_— —- a Lecust St. es 2 Somable terme Mat. P. Heil, 270A Osace. S28! Surming and welding 93 Soe ees _ S75; tern Kat . { Sundays 2. ees aa SE SS | een al a oe Bomont 3102X Ft (RNISHED FL AT— Tr Soar moments oe - , ~ : , vr hye a coca , y : > . ! - aay tec r ive a ee oe os cate . ae — 7 R] NGI MOTO! z. wwe ~~ Delmar oS — ish 7 = erect i | Jk | : DGE—La rer : terms: t 3518 2: FRANK LIN—Sedan . cord tires ry rot De. | | es: ; open Sur ad Foris in trade. Te e Co..; __trade for exe *. Ly \DGE SEDAN octe WHERT, R PA | “ iTAl MER =x + passer “ ~ | . 7# pora wit ®. ’ 3 a | ‘ wee satiieecemasetene® | ae eee “Si ister: ji w: Wire whe i ad 19°° model: driven less than 3600 tien: looms new: own Lemna > chean: i : a a Can se bad ' wisi rilliant nei finisi : 24 SE Ae Sore nineties - . oO n : whetls , guar- HOLMES b*, : oall bet-w 10 an . Phe > lies ; eee on Tt? TAD - - : a! i very best H i. ‘ter. 1970. 4-passenger: >r- 4 tg Sasehen « Second fos; WIRE WHEEL SERVICE 9 *.*.3": JPA ee §=LOO! RI UPE, $250 _ ge ye ee ere ne Sas Te ntmimer chewed oa a a We will enair 5 'p and re-ename! you: = — — } ~ . i , aE — mieten ris : ‘ ‘ i r : . | . a ter SS = a 5 wire wheeis tor earns . ; Seca” she i spe nete ® guics oc. ee ae ae: “a I N—Sper 192i me Der! rr ; “entra! 3380. B — -PATTON jeoros Si WOUSEMOLD Goops WANTED “St LOUIS WHEEL AND PART oO a 3, ‘ IG a: = : and . . . - r ‘ +. a os - “a sac _ rn = HI are ANDIRONS—Purniture, carpets, contenis , siaakeeeiidh SSE bah ke le , * a. es . : ESs ZX- , om] pain eae ee flats, dweill » le , "tx 4 ro niga - - _—— —- — ~ oe ~~ : be * re Ae be ulee + th ‘i404 enrose = bedie: ngs ed B oricen, z n 4 OW N ERS! — — hie ect : ; Ras : ' TE ae pimar } : —— 3 "te . REL ; ,ist \ spec built oe DET ! : -o77_9° - : : ander 7 3 . ee co ee ce omni! he , ae “" ives. : sa yur ay a'l for Soo. I \ =mOre—-e ctr i coupe. iusto ; . r21-22 co ot : a7 5. Sa | we op ex ent con ' , Oks just . no : eon on m has fe al ditto e ; - oO ; : = $. 3 ae “BUICK SIX , Mactia. Forest 5025 or Deimar 3864.ic8) § | 4015 Laclede. nde 20 TI uns aS 1k must be 3 a ers WILLIAMS ™ WEST | CIC CTO cc ' . BERNING-PAYTON MOTOR CO ESSEX—19223 coadm: on! nonthe oid: ' wl cond ne are @ as PtH) / ANTIOCE FURNITURE wid co. eee ak en e anorecia si bargain. i , all : ) a o ' “— _ 99 Locust. sed on' 2 : : , | , : poner gy | } se . a ae. Se o oa : ee! . . _* ne ‘ . antind niietidceainaniinsie , f ’ : . ty “cadet er - 7 mnie day ’ | Pp Te: or ; Star re &.. ’ 2 *s ware? eS 4 * ee ox Y- Cylinder rindgin “Recent 3s Br 7 “- Seocbc. ailios Sanat eee wee ‘Detmar Cahany 754@. Deimar 422. ic! ee tee imr cadition ond sets Pont — € ——— en erankshafts. repair‘ne. —D t o4 . ee k ape eo excel : ° ’ DGE Ri ; ADSTE ER ; SMoN ¥ - Sew - 7 = a = mee » . now 7 3. (ARPETS AND FURNITURE -y32 ee eee EEE etroit EI ectric pew SpTanted sam oe.ncs wo: 1930; in perfect shape throughout: Soy crude. terms or cash. SULA Califor: | S428 Terry Buye: rs, Read This : House ° furnishings of ail Kinds: will nay 04-15 Olive. Forest 973, Delmar 2952 mal 4 : ar} 2936 Loegust. Bom 2 fot A gpaggne ee a wan WS Gees) sin. ey _ J6is¥ ai eeabienibiaiin "URD-—Sed ; . , fetime to own the Ast 2007. il M Bo. 1920. Cen a4 a eee ‘alte Sige AEC pony a ca $400 re , : & Da | cam be « tom vs Sa om han * bE LLOARr MOST. larmen ~-P assenger - Speedst er a gg gg eat a a . ” ~ eed ee One H.& We Gilinder Grimdime eee ee leet, ae te ee % sey and |! 3 Sane vat st. EE a ee soericn. bae- ie ae eet oe . : : ROOM TAPLE Wtd.— ‘haire and “re i nef? grind!: - 7 mn. Stenai } . L933" _ Tr gp | eee Rages NTED E rt RE: THis IS ©3 ‘ORD ~% ~ wheels and cood ‘Wr Se a Grand 4709R.— lywheel. gear’ bande. ‘cytndare te D ame t dely.: from Hudson comm 2- j | ———— ———| OF I std ok 1 Bes! PW tires: $150: terme: ade. ‘4300 Ashinnd —~ i. 0-piece set of dish vad od. n Rn =~ reid ‘ Mo : LS. ae a. eee a ~ = :; . - F. 3 lecia : - -on- , 1433 a1a4 eg mar 394. (9 Jefferson. : % eee . ie, a ee ee ee i Elwood, Ee ae SURPRISED AT TRE & PRIC! Ei - mm” landy cat “$275. terme . rr “TOMOBILE REPAIRING “saco.tenus + ou LEDeHee as . ——S “2@01 Locum Geen ‘tee 80 Spruce st. dcotion, smpam | MO MARMON DISTRIBUTORS. | wat ‘ . - . - > . : ; eae + en 7 ates ‘ 4017 herat ena. 49. .~~-on ~ ; . . i we 2 ; : “? - : ——~- ; —- = wat ft. Dane in ts ee ween 3 f : _ Rael ‘a —s st went s 2 . as | ‘ = : : : | = S. ‘ . be. ’ ; ; : . 4 ) ? “ . ‘ ; in : ; “ \ = : i | = : . : _ . ~ —— — _— ro ee — — ‘OF wae @ -_ rou? 5 " . : ' ° % ra , * @e izes rec cna? cabanas G00 De! ath. os . . . - - ° —_—- eo ot . ' ’ > — Ace TTherieis caan iin tering —_— ons . . — —_—_— ; — Sidney a ee i , : ' : 4 - : . ’ = : - *) is + ano ’ pa —ans= | | ae =i : Ke 1980 metut. 208 8 | Oe ee: wes se CADILLAC 57 TO war : : / apa ‘ ae , and noe A 8 - 7 - — —. a he . -ERstather WS ~y — : + Bet oo : fe : a a A. —— ‘. nw: anaes 1 ¥e waa “ , a , . ; 7% nod ' JA KLA ~ : : mee wl - & jamonstrats: | _ $250 aly. 3724 € ¥ —s ’ a failv — = hi c\a2er ri ; 7322 Srareborr ‘emo rantad — s - s. . ‘ate mode “as serv extra accessory poasibie. sacrifice. 4124 Louisi- Oldsmobile Sedan | ana av -'s , . é: —e — ~ a ’ * = ° nee jote, con- aD ; - , } . Ia = : —_— = inte diane — rf = —, —— 4 * — ~ - 2 7 2 - - - = re . tnte Cata, hate ortcrs, hee F ne : , a 7 | ) . - aT — . ~- el. guaranteed. $255. rms. ide Locust. , ae .% wheets ~~ ro rio” Caaceongg 4 td Page ©i. sp seneuaeans ome) § ais ~ a ee an gparunen —— he ~ age se “Maia #7 A ssiecitgnienintiadimmniindinaate Ht De ~? AMPTON. —_ ares __elimar 5O86. H - — 3308 ac) oO ES ‘on , . a : . — - a a | ~ - Sn es =" ~ - OS FORP— Brand. new sedan. tourtme an AN} ) 302 3 Rosasie t3 or be c ¢ $ . - Seeaitere Want re 7 . : 5444. ane ty ext gacrfice ALN tbr FORD—Roaimer. 1922. starer. $80 wa 10 S Brond _terse . on — ae oe . Bomont 3107%. Central 74807. . ©£ is Paci a Sia. -T9u agai > aint, good we a 3 tise ; ; ee PE _é¢ ERLA FORD—i92i coadster. cGemount “and TERLANI imam roa deren yr; PORD—i921 SZDAN. AD BEST CON-' i aes.. Ket St. Lo P het . = Roma, 221! ~ QSL DSMOBLILE cor re ter: $200. 1039 F | acy wire 1 8: $85; $35 down; trade. 7917 ; . TERMS M LEDERER 4 Oulek Meals an’ ; . VULe i * it } ; 7 i : ‘ ia : ‘s . , pane meme | ' perl ACTA TN : : ms 14 Sunda; tru " 307 Fores 4 .ERLANI 922 ROADSTER. 3501 ; FO q ondition: all extras: | and On ten tet Sis iS Fe) ee" her ‘ss — - > ° . te ms > : — ~~ : :. . . _ . — _ ~ —_ - - : — . a - * crew: J M t. DE Coy . . . = o cee er ot cyttnder é ee 38: cash of time. Proaser’s, 3271) : na tow ~t? ¢ 2 . ct ree : 2 | | : , , or : - . ; : “ Ss = ~ - = — - — : , - — er —-— - - - _————— - _—— - , P - 4 ain * > ” o> 4 taken“ miant's. ISTE Locus sol Se RS ets eee: cali PT as | WORD T020 wonder” ay eal aes @ond. | “DT PAIGE ROADSTER, $550 "ORD —"Sien ety” suarssiant ast nese ee See cam COMPF Wid. — _ : - f1eer- a 7 “On Ci and be ee = 7 hanna : 6-44 motel ~ = noe — | a ees ve Pranki! De rita > —— . a ion w~ a. = : ‘ol the crows ~ush ; ' xt : o Central “a (eg) ad + . r, 264) _ . .. t ec ees: goed condition. 4268 N. Zis ' emis: to b® crowds to Yahlex, rate. bargals trade. » . m2 i Pa e hee ‘ ° - e ' : el o prices, ‘any ameunt. Boment-Cer- e oh ee, abertant - | 7 | >. “of i ; ‘ef cee RTI OM ROO — bur your furniture and « other > Wtd.—Coupe. 4149 Blaine. = - a a o ; ~—— ; “heen me ~ : : SVs anteed same «as new , , er. FORD P } + ° eens <AGN Ta Ou Shenandrah RE YOU SELLING OUT — ay rab Saenandoa. Vises sine” | : 3512 | Se ee “hae . - , ; . EARNS-~4._N 15 @T—Cenne 4- Ay. & [hak Poe ‘bargain - ng . ~a sae- g- S$ 7R5 4 men oF hal ooLbeEna Poets: arr ae She tte KING_BEE . asey terme, BE 7514 Faeor : mets. 8 for condition: $373 terms |. Otre x y= * ; hw : . eS i eed oe ae eee th - Vaudevent , ow ‘ae S700 of or = : - FS : serge ers mwa trade. temas. 2506 s Sait ge ~ ann _ ——oupe, Irvis. 7E4n File. $140 86. guaranteed; terms. Lec +S...

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RTA RR GE cog Om SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1923. oo 1200 A Ms ant Adsi : ST. LOUIS 7 eat, saa p e os K ae T O OM me) R BIL x or s in these “UT ¢ ES ot | 4 | Sd ee __ Sedans For Sale| Sale | | Fourtan On Cars Certete .. Sale i eas REA 2 ES ; LL . 2 Mit nel ‘oelemann A * Nive «et ae ‘ . : — 4 We ti o ’ ‘ Stinde bake r roadster: ce: i; jate “21: juet it overhauled es ex. as 2 7 ; ae. A Tor SEKI pinde ‘41 _. es preg ee ae i, Rood: neals be Ty | eo taken “ta Six ios “74a. ee te . $3* Ps Lerms. — 0 _Deling r. - Oct sT sr (CO3x) ‘ HANDL E R—Late model. 7-passenger tour al ade. ee 816 East on. aS EC a: @at, wae ion. * . k( RDS FORDS FORD . ee 31-5 ‘ Latayette PA AIGE—Teu ring new . aint; good ~ funaing B; luz: perfect. Cuidition a: an ae RR ee a oe ee nie ae 8; automatic winter front; cord tires, DODG +E—Tourin ». ar, in ‘first-class condi- PURD— Touring; go dd condition: good O- | - lt 9 JTS HELIL—?7-passenger cout. here . ‘al __ condition ; $206, 30F itiog Ne | DORRIS hi : an Tae. priced to al, ho dealers d DANS CH Pp i nt dc bumpers and a lot of other extras: | tion. tal} 1652 N. Therega. ber: ~yus ROod. 4108 Nat ‘ural Bridge am: 7. Nave several _f£orus, loWings 1 a° @t @& real bargain; tn fine Condition: PAIGE—'20 disc wheeis. w jerful an . hojet ; Bouts - dump bedy _ between 9 ang j2 —. 3613 §Si A oe car Ey far better than average; $650. DUDGE—Late louring: completely ean pped- FORD—19 “0 touring; at a bargain: ” Si CQuIPped with starcers and oth. Re tires; no junk; must sell. 332 26 also Andereon sport. Olds. Sitenett: Sit | web oD +g tio tate wode! > at mS. ‘SOS Finney ay. mechanism ,; condition: brand-new bat-| 31% E. Davis st. rata prices from 9U5 up; easy terms; | ent ot 4, at ‘ , if ‘ . a - ‘ : ° 4 . ‘ ; aan : BSS ANG Sundays. (Cs : "ft . >» sae : eed "7 bs. nSs., Spotlight, nickel rad ns uermei trade; anything. 2340 Oli 8). “ORD—tor ig; 1921; starter: $70 jown ; | ——— aoe At = gals. of gas; ‘sell: $300 cx _car Box _¥-31, Poat-Di patch. v, ree ES eR oe RR RRS A ~ tog arin Ceo car. fine — ay ue > | Bing le @ x, seernger "0 ; joes | uy © town; terme. Open “a. 1 C@r and don’t fre. xe: 6 Ford 7 ) Carondelet Sota ‘Con ik ae yond Kissell sedan. | tor and’ lamp: a ‘ iri ; must sel) F —, } yea! to pay, or trac C.'« Many other bij i= bar- i > . 4 re a] eauty; argain. Af a at ee rae eee } >! ete t day. Oa Oli ve. )| DLA N FRA LN — rouring, _, pe rie t co ndition f . ’ " res ee. Demuniaagetioneetine, dlinewds —o pane ; 1920 "model first -c! ween a 7 EM MOTOR 1035 N q —— ) | DODGE—Touring: cn ac ount sickness, lady POKD. > a ring; good condition, Call 3245! —) 2" /'Se_ & waten: $175. 1517 Russeil | - ene 7 ~ Oe EEnE ype PAlge- t! Touring. on tering or (rade. Bole Tes Bar ; hy BO. My ll . io . A " : L U OP &. = ( —~ aN. Grane . ee ee —— must seéii. A ; - ey ‘Oo . a we 2 CL ih -O€ ° Vi Vii, ik : = ory ‘ bes be , oe epar ere é st] A NIG nH neg « aseen er de "fuxe: ’ * ~ : , H 2008 N Seeng peated : _Gpen Sunday sinha $1800 Chandler Sport, $650 | sant 1%. Gelin, 4290 W. Freris: |" Tonas ERE 1985 ; | nS Ho” Teasonat O uNter ae taseiet, 1OUrl: | wire whose osetia ci eeeneee Ge new: | Rilefling Auto Co.. _Setterson. "(ci | 8300 'N. 2a ' rranc (™4 “7 gat tae Oh, a beauty. gsport touring. wire | I IDGE-~—~1923 tour nz: in 2000) t URD—1920 ryt LP this, “S115. ie) | 1344 | eA ~~ Lr ice ante cake 2at: cost | r — R— Touring | Cowt weed FEDERAT—i oan +e. F 1920- 21; ‘lots of e sia ‘hee! mper ade , Spey ' gd Poh 2¥ neg; _ Sunday. 4432 Olive. : ay _— our price only §850: a bargain | for service cer: real regain. Apply Vv.) hanical ditton as and aCrae; - Paxteabe is ' enon maces, roval biue fin- extras: cheap; trade, terms. 2506 8 , - xe Pat. NKLIN— curing; fine mechanical con- _M eber Impl. & Auto Co viviane Bros.. 7th _and Carr (cl 4) “GMC. T807 Oliv or terms. Phillips Motor Co. ‘ 1? e ‘ ‘ compariment; unusual purchase: $2 1; : DO DG »——~ Touring 4 A exch . terms. ROD Finney. (c47) Ls La. ~~. eh EF —— 2 = = tn tes _ : . ° ‘ g ra \ ei: : any ir _fe rson av Fe = Dm] ouring car, for sale, or trade sul dition « f ; ‘ . 4 ‘ : i ay Em ae — } ‘ Som . ; eitees cae? ag ° UTIs - : ‘ j ‘ Bes ai &Mm115 Car, rare bar Pai TL. . i | ? ts ; ney See oven [LLYS*K Ni. GHT—1919, taxf cab.. In good) _ RIANG? ER 5 gph e DOVGE—1921 tour fully « sw Ferd truck. 1214A North Market at. Humphrey siete es se | — , —_... | REO i touring; in geod shape; cheap. FEDEAL—3% 4 x to By sraciic . ; = ‘ ; A ‘ Yalrn: i : ; I quipped -: — —— . - ennai, | ; -—- " . O¢ ; Ge j ; mode we poe pia! Posing c ni ition special built bo dy wit h ee MOTOR ed -# Delmar, , S350 guaranteed: : waa tern . S506 FURD— Touring; 1918; running order; only} FRANKLIN 648 bil ~ ‘see , 30 : takes ~ 2 1863 : 1987 Saha tites A : #e, ene % ;. ) ai . i) a - yathi vo und y.¢ li . M - - 7 } . = ‘tata Birt i » £00 ¢e Pose, wrt 16 $150, $155; guaranteed: terms. 1905 Le- | d Ate WwW “S TAD 1 bi 7 BST OF CAR i, I | dow - if! ang: trad "2917 Olive. FORD—Truck 3 t-class; ali new tires: 4 weekiy; trade; open Sunday. 716 'N. Van- 4501 Ww aS5i0n av LM DAE —Fouring. 1919: in . excel! lent’ a Chouteau. ia) : Al rOMOBLLE iy eimar. Cabanv 7 046 22 own: sacri ng. trace. Albrecht Hy ke 7. i t COli- * bs. Mendenhall, Ford Le é: ee Se pietalinieeathiicatahateitiaan as 1 on - a MARMON 1) pI og ' io — —— | Ean = Cali be- 2634 : et st. Upen evenir igs. wt: = | renter. — , (cG = C ‘HF V ic LET 19 Turing, “date model; terms tion: winter ft Pp; good paint and ‘ree: F ORDO: ood car: touring: 192): starter and " sean te BL UST re i" (cd3x) | Me JON 1 OU RI NG, 79: 21 a imate res Pea oe . FORD—Moving ven; ; terma, elaae - ti. 2 oo : oxcellen ' “ “our, o Ss. ‘ ° Arcain terme . ‘ ' eT lac: 4 j \ — , or | 7 . 7 “ i a * P = M21 sedan. av rr, lites and Paint AUBUUN bi SAU ‘J 7 6—Ex: Hent « t «os wondlt ie n x { {GTan 1. (c) ba are ' term 1890 gS 7th ; demountables: S165: &Ff An down: snap f Repainted. jebusee Pou ring ms Kood ramate = Site Sales Co.. Sidney 272 “eatral vers; bargain, $55. 4243 W. Natura]; >.« ark “ay. ‘c) bene Su sa ike ert . mM no a Nes sen ‘ooking STE PHEN VS) SPORT flown. | vaiance _ term 61 it. : thre oughout: b is - = 192] Aw bu: rn our. . tT—]9> 7 - $15 7010 s. Rroa 1. , 4 a J op - ‘TOs . ¥ 1d e mn a Ply outh if) ‘ ARDNERW — - , - ae ' pm , anes a ¢ AJ x is eal 2 @ m ~ } ”) ars, a } LOLY da tt PokRD—jseae,—~ i- —— worm-drive: . Motor Sale a - 7 ° : , tat at arsine 7 rood conan te = . Ve - inte actiomnesion 7 ai ; , oa i oul ‘Te car, Liv cquipped an ] or $6u¢ Vea? to pay or trade Very od condition throughout: 5 80 rer body _terwrs BRoachm 3680 Fa st 4 (ad 48 ; - a . a Rebuilt. refinishe Evaranteed for 30 $V ROLEON To - - a t 2 ‘ ; geo Me ! o., bi 5 De | | : ition: =, ae inet St ty 4 Py ote as few in a ppearan . and operation: YAHL E M MOTOR CO . 1035 N. Grand. ieent cor ” tires: beautifully refinished : up- | > Rb tiGHT D iv abany 7o46, Delmar 4" . a - | uri n “ed . ve little: J :) en i nly. Call Sunday, -{ , S400 Cail Riversi de GOSR «) _Open Sunday. v . El, ER ool ne fine: =o take 24-hour trial and satisfy your- terms. Rig Pou O55 4 @ To fferson - —— Show : —— a 5 Ae ae . | holster) ng and top like new; priced right for erma trad Lene _ . ig no better car for the money. HH KE TeoL , ring; has o" Spare ; _** —— —_— Cnt Bar menngRED GARDNER~ Touring ,1921: good con dition; | 3 SH—10921 sport, wire wheel: s. cla sey. ' quick sale. Foss nn | irae luding "many . Open evenings and Sunday. ST, io '—Touring. ; late 1s: sacrifice ire, Dt nper, etc., Cal ; PW; ~ months ee oe $110: starter and 68: 813 | runs perfectiy; new tires; $323 S14 | 36 45: your terms: trade. 2340 Olive. (7) DE LUXE oS TOMOBILE Co., } L-tom sruck, Sete other £00d burs ce MOUND CITY AUTO CO. 2007 Loeust M) : emenstrate ° 8637 S Broadway i ; eld itl ; - s 1 . ed See Ato r; good running order. C. Meyer, Gis | | En right. VA sh Faustian op =~ eaaieen may 1991 model 4428 Lecust at. Cal. 1423 Farrar: ar: Trier 1 Riefling. Ford Dea)- : . CHEV ROLET—Touri ng; 1921. fine; $225: hig real buv de de a. -__ 4432 Olive Russel). : ee Domont 2&1: 2x. Central 380. FORD Tyeck; e¢*) , Y waa, d = ee me EO SS MERLE He O50 Cates, evenings and Sundays. - o PARY OVE RLAND—192 2) touring, like new. S100 de Morrie. 914-18 Ww Oc ‘ 7 ONS -> Ate ole ia ad . » Often a : ; . ny ° -~ -——--—_--_ . neas y 2501 S. Mit chel! - Tiemann Auto C o., 3932 Olive st down. M rris, , CHEVROLE’ ‘—Touring: starter . ne z ; he ihe t E Motor Sales ood: bargain trade anything. 2017 { ; } + ‘ | FORD—Light ¢ river, “wi. » eee -_ ngGei! ; - . \4 . A } - . “ oa & > B *s . ees - ' t € ‘ u 1? 0 J n; 192 1; has i been overhau.e! 4 eee. ooh. 6 touring: cunh Gla Sinz, | _“ition; new tires 5078 by 4 na — 0... OF amar bi. Cabany 7546, Del- | Ojive . Rebuilt, refinished, guaranteed for sv - a8 - ra ver Me sate. | $2000 Stephens $690 trade for te and is guaranteed firvt-claas: BUIC ‘K- Light ) touring: runs tin? © 1! o. CHEVR: Lie T— Ba % ee + 429 (cOw) - MON me wm b 4 inte fv odels davs Terms on $390 for this popular, ASH— Sport jate aw, will sell or “trade fton, nh ints ant °7 » | - a , VER —— J ourin ars, 6. ; me iS, , o qe: ‘ . . . — arrange terms: wii! take Ford _ $6 he down. eet Junie a grand, 192 ; : FORDS- fouring cars, 6 all tires: | Powerful, economical little car. f 192 Ford coupe. E. Jamieson, Hurry today: here's your chance: stun FORT}\—One-ton ~_ > @ sr a R lick, 1821- 5 :- tre . : DODGE TOU "RING ; with tarters ler iountabies, new - A JOU a1" . > truck. ur roadster in trade. Mendo. - BU ¢ K-219° VU touring, $350: Oakiance bur Olive 1; $645; Otm™s;.’ & "4 -xce] it selection; 1921 and 20 models: stan ~ ol 2 or me “ail Cass MOUND CITY AUTO CO., 2007 Locuat L7oA 8, _ Grand, a FAP SRE ming red sport touring: do ‘‘65" so easy. the mountables. good ie ealers, 2515 Locust st. Upen ine $125 got Alfred av MEV ROLE) overhauled: low: rices in St. Louts: terms. | —— 7 peer -s i ‘ghane- @c-| «~ ae a. as ee ae aa ~~ | NASH—Six tour ng: will take a @ light car | &ind ocd" that makes o~ _ yen ete Donald. ; ~ ; ; mo ~, SMENV ROL T—Touring, i919 Le mdt- PMV a ee 7R ey , rURD-—1922 touring; excellent shape: 3 Yap ip 7 ' 9 ¥ } rr wort u ahiem says first one —ae “Tr yr RD ot SEDAN—i923 cl) : 4 BU ic K'Tou ri nS, Ligat my ylinder . 9 ruy e a 1@rt; only $1” >: te rive: — 1 -! 2 T° \ i A ‘ To 347 s T oO st - ts ; >) tras cheap: t! ade. ter : 2506 Ss. Jef- Gal dne Tr Tou ring—Late 1999 —*. See 64( 4 ray ive Street r ae ( ‘abany it Yy ear to pay or trade: better come early if : 9 (on truck, panel ke new: Jow price: terms oO > o me. _arter: 9:9. SOLG En: ‘ig it. _oree = ston, : —™) yal iE ay Pay noon ) “4 ; rime ro Uda co nr diti en: $ 00 PING Gra votes > Qt: 7 , Oo. ri By 2 ook. ‘Dodge Tour) ing : O95 bane BS yg Ie aston (c ) | OLIV E MOTOR (" 0.. 2910 Ww ashi) 1Zton a S ]] 300 Nash $475 — : STEARNS—4 cy vitnder touring: rebainted: LN. Vi express body : only ————— - __ pen e\ enings | and _Sunday._ (Ca) very good rubber. top like new: . : andeventer meh 118 | 192 20; good condition. $$ 50° . i Be lc K—Touring little 6 191 S) sacrifice, CHEVROLET— Tourine: taco.” Yo n't go wron buvin thie Dodge: FORD—Tour in Hassler shock ~_absor' ers: ; ; , ; ; : ~s : : - iu 4a iri? de 19° A use ( u can ‘ r a’ g& 4 i; “4 ~ > i) pi. driven very little; $360: eas : __sat5: easy terme trade, 3316 Zaxton, demonstrator; make us an offer. Thomaa looks and runs tike new; has original enam- ne-man_ top, fine; snap at $135; $36 | Yt 022 G To Read the ads; where can you find a bean. | oe PO ny - TT Ate oe: ora. ne t ay ~Karen an "Ts Plan. P ‘ q BLUIC K—1 9% j - revainted cport ed; ' ope 19 {irs ‘ i): on!lv $205: year to pay; no interest or ov ; BID KI agnolia: rT oar Grand. ‘ a | ard mer our. tifu!] ma ih touring for such a price? It's STEVE . is: gees - ; epumpene: ae ka ond ’. werr ae 4243W W Neture ik b IN AUTO CO SOGT « LIVE ' beauty $646 »; terpw: trad... ° 440 only ce . T eae a s eg broker ‘ge ' f2 Tourtir 19°? Starter demounta- worth H00, but we need room. a come.» a Rate ‘ touring 100 On ery | _ ** sie. : Wee ? 4 ihe ‘ : me ft f { iey ‘ - yurin .» mm . OXPTARS. oul Ing, a re > Stari m s0u 4 rs ne: - ae; or ) 3 : . mn Evenings and Sundays, (co) Bic pea ring: a won jerful She oe , . vs hat Ty ads gg Me any Heaps H fine OLIVE MOTOR CoO., 2910 Washingtor bles joor-opening curtains; $240. 1461 days ooo, ced “in ee gar a * on 30 | today and drive it home; year to pay | _Ciassv snort model: $° OA » AE Enright. | FORD Masmountables’ A, Loto oa 2 rs a — ee = vs ihe . a 7° . ’ . at = Sete trade, G “terms Andy ehr 2a: 31 East ~ ( . H. AYNES—4- paewenger. run ae beng % 00) for Baie or trac le. ray Qis- Compton Sa arvic e | ernie aoany : 75 7 " a ; a - - ’ ~ . . . omer - - - —_—-—-—- — - - Ta e ‘ L, e . . — ieee ‘4 j i ' : c | : 7 . nace ia “ . feat covers, bumpers. barre! Bi icK 6—Touri ng; 1917; sacrifice, $5. ea ti ee thi 011A Penrore ——— : — ~ mi - Original paint an 4 Ov t _frravois and Com pton (c) STUDE BAKER Touring; special 6; te _Sunday r mornin ine atte, ’ oe . a | 1920 DODGE TOU RING CAR. FORD TOUR INGS—1921 AND 20 ; Sacrifice for less tman $1000 today. Brock | — painted, renickled, guaranteed throughout: asy terra; open Sund . rod uring; sacrifice $165.) 24 ROLET—1922 touring. 5 good tire vn , a ig? tor, V . ‘ . FORD—One- tsING MOTOR BSALFA © on Rin} om | naire sourin wae : p1G85 ji rood pat mechanically o - ” ahier. $200 CASH. Overhauled; ver) lowest prices; cpen nights & Me tor, 4418 Ol ationa sport, 1 07 | Petfect me hanteally Gibson, 31) 2M) Lac st. with cab: a with : } _1T2eW, ee 4 . . ive 7 . | - S $75 down: terms. ' Sistrbuters pe LR > ar Y~ - >a —— - —— -___ r Mo or Co. 502: Im ‘orer ta lan, e234: nor , > his jij} | and Sundays; $75 « ‘. - UDEBAKER 6—Tourin ; ~passenger: ‘ oa aig «._ 3622" »_ Was! ehingto: . KR—1920; perfect. paint new: ex-{ 156 a wee Delmar : wat “eH Paci o rte gr senate ea Hf UNIVI ReAl, 3418 Locust ot few) 2 BEST BU YS EAC H, $195 sun very little; best looking car tn town; | STU a — top upholatert a pensrnger: ee , » “A ,o — re = whigeietn tie eutiindimnsatieit . in i ‘ . ‘UU Aaa ‘ , ‘ pase “a ' Guess: « gee - a ee . - - ‘ ° ror ‘ ’ 4 ; . : 4 . ’ 2 ° * ° k { RDP SED A Yi hange fo Ford or Dode coupe, : Cy — 3 o% ledh. iy Ndition * F ‘ORT ‘VBars 24: full: cqulnped, near i new : Hay nes tourines, 5. passenger light Os: can ft tell f m new: co! or fl eet wood | ete., ood; $! 5. Terms. 3800 Finnev. Fov R Fagie 2 2. ton ” trucks wie in 4 ee ae i tage. se t ‘= ‘fp “oP TF ~ > ots “3 r e te S50. Knight's 10123 -; and } c we ay- | PDStaral wood wheels; new cord tires, 4 (e47) ract. $4500 cas . Box R- - Shock absorbers, epare . iCK— "i ; bear _ & {) at) I 5 J CUlO 5.) Ow, nn ‘ . — VV m" ie — . ata _ “" . > frand., = Open Sundays, — a x7 ght o— — : | ' old: rfec onditior hey ‘vo RB ange moun ables, shock absorbers; $110. I81¢ Cash . rma to suit : Sun Jefferson av (e) _morning. Riefling’a. ons 0 Guen rand-new tire uDpho! 4 , wes es da bd 6 e i Sunday liilan-Epstei es en unday and vent ean gts. d Os. TO ae EE DY Te lee cit a Sy Mekdmee eet VILSON MOQ’ Rc, O.. 0 a ey Pee Be a octane extraordinary a Cont. pov dow? . / mal LtnCcoe eusy .erins ‘ as ‘ >! , ms : j . e ne 7 —— Lae ne en a o a —- | i> mMRD—Tour ne: 1921: good ~ tires. Lexy oe ” ‘ ' j U3) OAK LA ND 1918 tour: 1, like new , ols $3, "| ‘DE BL ‘ EF tr» i passenger ° touring: ¢ FORD—Ton truck chasi= nneuma tic motor, shock absorbers; Lar- Bate 5403. Easto-. el iil | a weer Ww oneten Hep. Cad- indars_ 7 fn St. Louls. Open-nigais and finished like Ww; barga, mn; 7 3008 S Or F ~T 20 oy ‘arrs am s new; S180 = —. ae 2 setters: eee a | ; term | ' eu terms. FuURD—Tourings: vera] milies gd ms — ; — eee Pest tn } iT} 8. . ‘ : =a ™« — . : vr > «us . Ti : ; = = ‘ UNT\ Ek SAL ae s % yp at (cB) N (}rand ») Tr} ondition : looks and runs Starter, eXtras: “B158 : ; ‘ d Pe MOTOR , ‘ OAKL AND r= ouring- must etel this SPU DEBAK GR- Special 6 yoy 9 * month onan e s. B , vf -——-——- baton nthe ae ; es an os ’ -_ ; wick De (ec) ARE rat Bomont 6" i 62) week; condition guaranteed; $ ”. Delma iG; in 0900 miles: like new: § eee ca ot SED AN G IV EN . AW. AY . BLICKS—10 tovrings. 19° 1922, 5 and “CHEV ROLETS—Tourings. 1920-21; in «x at I decked equip ment; hee = ol al _~ b ’ Farnell and AM .. : : starter. eat covers, demount- a ' ) (el) 10°C : oniv $300: terms: call Sunday. 8) 1921 STUDEBAKER LITTLE e TOURING, | — r x light. sunshade: everythin K . BUICK—rT lou ring - “7 % 6-c3 linder. 1922 | —— seal EEE ae ee ae ot Df enn ——— —————_—_ Thomas, 2210 Gravois. HU DSON—1916; runs g00u; make offer. Faston av. wo Brilliant original finish: tires perfect. | Li a. pedal My Laat MOTOK if model; wanting dissolve partnership. CHEVRCLET—1i9 touring, driven 530 1923 Dort =" FORD—Touring car 1921 model; starter and _ 4640 Enright. _ menenerfacenreceamentiaeiiiniosilietelt OAKi AND=entes 3S 348: new paint and Operates like new. Lowest ericed’ Littl e six; new: scree a Het Rate wide curtains, . ae. ONeN sunday, SA a ae i; 4935 Finkman at. phone Riverside Miles: ow ner co hanes this car for coune: dermountables; $145; bargain. 3850 HtDso N—Touring, _ ‘1p22; perfect condi- | rey motor or verhaul ed: will éacrifice | 'm St. Louis. Terms xhts an vn _ abe. _ Cal 56 *¢ FORD SE DAN 122984. (Cc) > hone teed e be ea $z° we et Touring: pursuing our poli y selling our dem- Y Easton E..« Maes oi —_ tion; _easy terms, _trade Vie 3016 E: AS OR coe °651 Lafavette, ag (Cc); dave U tv EA RS Al. Loc L100) F fe65) ica) Al; a ' . BUICK— 1! 22 tourir ne, 4- c) ‘Ylinder, Like new: ! Put We sbster. Webster 8 Mo >. | onstrators every . i . the first offering FY RD—Tourin &: Rood condition; runs and! HUDSON—To: rine + ‘car; gi od running order; | OAKLAND-— net = Br = Meer ome e. ‘ F famous C j with Olli « yanige looks good; as generator and batt ery; new S100 RO” Mel aren. Co'fn OSM fc) wheels: « an’ " ) tala from new: must sel). Don't need a dime's worth paint, tires or | ' "ES 2 BUI UTO co ET—Touring. 1922 model: all otor, ~ to OO miles on high gear, 2: rubber. 1639 Semple ay. nme ; saakeal > new: ibrecht Auto © 5 |mechanical work; low price; easy terms; LU 7 s TOMOBILE CO. . Forest RO? ~0. 50” BL Del K Al ig Bred ies the improvemente S310: ‘ niles r Pali Nn. mpliete equipment , Drana : : . PERI erngaCe wn HL Ls N G 40-——T oOuring: runs 2, nt i . _Aibrecht Auto ‘ o- A 34 Sali sbury. ie} open n ul ts and Sunk days ‘ ‘ ‘ . - SQ, } ‘ § Locust at. : nen Sunday and evanings ‘thw Ww oC! . antee; convenient terms. Open. Fk —- ring. late “1: starter, demoun oniy $165: $55 down ; Juniata. fe (NIVERSAL, 3418 _Jeetst st 85) ORDS—Tor S aaiine eae fa D819 Central 380 : ae fe Tots ermeration, 4200 Forest Park bi. niche’ roi tte “WILSON MOTOR CAR Ss, lassier shock absorbers, bumper; | — ; ecgiinnie® din . ‘1] Rebuilt 2 > 2 eash or > ton Aszee A oSU. | 3 aoe ye ogee arg ation Fore ark bl im orenoo: SUN 4 a HUPSON—Touring: excelien lion: Wi STULDEI RAKE R—My 7-passenser bia ry “Yate | F em ge King’ way +4 : LIVE : - : : ; Tone ar +) out elina : " re. al) aay Sundar _and ev enings. BU 2 em Da ae ae a OUT AR : wn Trelmar 84 ©. 2921 Locust at (COS) go . oe — 4530 Delmar sacrifice Kellerman Motor or am ic 1 _ i+ . r¢ ; - ; f ; rh, nothing T—T ng no . . new top, glass curtains, — : — Wasi ington 7 — A LAAG ouring i 1 ‘s tnst out of paint sho can . rur bod | ai ti TY nobil ; QS» “ant fig x " Len : . ‘ - ' ' " = : = 4 . , ‘ ’ . > * Trtrrins ‘ , cl ai * roo sh 9; - = pepe a - cally an - a & v- ) T e wid 00. ORD ; ne . " 4, ° ‘ nes ane ; ‘ " . “— ; Ww hig i adierin f : ; é t ‘ good condlth ri. ‘ ‘at ny . 7 . , - r > tape good s vt yt "DSON —super (tj. touring, 11 ‘ mode: | se | be seen at 1900 Locust st.; will tater FO RP k: nel vi refin! meni an” eli ROT, Or ates hike : Must amare ry > ' wv rims: en Sunday and evenings ‘eek : gol r $195 TF rr this bargain: repainted: looks ik f M Rot . nie . re eninge Crtnwein _ ’ I hOTl, 4 \ - ; ' i oy ,¢ Corporation 4300 Forest wonede fi] war eRain, £OiIng at ° = ikke ; eae ‘1 ' _*s nll r to ereen. EDAN 300 ; | seri “3 rl “si . 1634 Locust. ~~ Locust Ling ‘UVa peust ‘T——Tourin »xrelient ndition: 5 good Pate tek” ’ Wee 7000 ee _64. icy \ Vandeventer. ces | en ] 31 ~~ T “ot ‘L. EY MOTOR CO. wares s rist Show. 15 . | KT—Touring; eellen ndition; 0 ! | 7 ( uae o — ne iISSISS' PP] ‘ —3 | ee 134 Leper. __ | at, Btore. rod) amaper’ Seat covers: fender aed. foam | Wipaan Sa Sptrme. — . : —Touring: 1921; brand-new one-man DSON—S "ihe ' * ; for | Bomont v Oven Sunday. 3205 Loc “ust, eine. oe artes y shock absorbers, ) Buick in town: whincord seat covers, bate ee ‘by grand touring. | hi . ignition lock; unusu: ‘ shiand. 1 lv; a bargain; $100 down, ‘.a‘ance | tires; good running — — r ; wil) trade for - | Touring, lite model: plate-al eurtatns | : ‘ . ery g£00d con 5] ts stubbers. 5 nar ewe. nigh t and Mm > ercellent tires in Q; dow n or trade la ear 43: 10. A! Nand GOS ny nt} Ope n St nday morning. a Dodge roadster 6162 : {e rt M1. Oe SS. ae Sound Asleep ; make car ideal fo year- -round use: excel- nok hey A, . met r ! c ; , 1} + 4 ‘ 3°75: terms Open Sundav and ere a > ix Riefling*s 2 6 ,oed (i1res: a : nd _ vier! 'ine*n, % RSIP PT VALI. EY MOTOR co. : ‘ hank al 9 Condition excellent: $760; nes. Orthwein Motor Cormoration 4200 1) R T T { TT? R ING _ Olive efling 2 thin 5 ae DNON—BSport _ tourin K. t “ his sporty ; atte @ 5 | lent finish: gnod tires, motor perfect ; many - Open Sunday, 3205 Locuat — Sor ge NCOIN $2) } Fa- © Park by) nde} TOM Nelmar 64 ' rough- | FORD— Touring, (1921, by private owner: ~~ Gold Seal Gil want it. Weber mpl, & | Ror 3000 years and Then found” necund | extras: nriced to sell quickly: terma, See to FORD—Lieht delivery, oa 4 FF AM IL, & R UR K DU ( ‘EB ) -—" "Or : ee ° A - Tate model: im pel fect c° mdition through- wy’ tire: and ) attery, Decker wheel. car and vou il v ant t We ber my l. Tutankha men ou and then found that he day \’ Ee Re rR MOTO ‘ “AR CO. South Bide lent ait ‘ ‘ aint 4 *. A i 1 CHE A . LET— four - rs a 19) 1 m del; thor- out: cash or terme. “ a purchased a new car, reason for gel)- _ Ante Co _ABth and Locust meee | Wa & eens one her ah lem has been 1921 | anh _at4 > Grend Si dnev 275. {¢' aheorbers, Bosch ~he ‘ : ru uv over U . oe + }- fer one mh 7 » as OBIL LE © ° mm . Ran os eed xe > : : f - ‘ 1t along: ere * @a ive I ’ p ™% “al _" ae 7 ne ord Sedan Forest An 3 > 4 Yaad - DOratic 200) orne A: ark in ts . ea ‘ og1°Xx nfs 2 gma ee — 380 FOR! —19°20 touring; starter, demountables: most bea vutiful udson n g Pegg Ow S400 "ear ta oe. pais mae. oe by tires $485: terme 3441 Jur'sta.ic) FORM —Lieht delivery; | i ro j : adi Ad soar i} e) ni ; i ’ . ‘7 : « aati : or ala be 7 od ii wii aPs . ; , : a. . run vo" 3 —- _ ] r ’ ‘Wy : > a rt te A shai . . “— - aed ; F : } sunday and even’ Pp Snape. eet, Cas : a _- ’ ; Ye urry: h. I YAHLEM Mo TOR co... 10°25 N. Grand. ; STUTZ pt page men rime: ha badly ae 512 Te = 4 . a Open Sunday Four-nassenger sport; 1922; excellent con-| pe'y painted and In firet-clnes jues ‘- that's a beauty: has everythin van on ae Open all day 1Sui i* ¢ aing *>) ‘ ' ? - 1 j ts ! = 4 | i TTD , $1 and : tine ‘ nu (*}] CK, \ ’ Ow , aest siane ty pointe rfl tn tivet- oe ont Sor 2; big barg: aln. . > "Lig? ij “ & il ’ . ys, ; , , te ' reat DODGE ii OUR | re t 75 . . RT , —— ‘ ‘ = ent y itl = : anes = es a : " PS ¢ 3 jae or nae us: = er e MO) VOD crry ‘OO 7 Locust. ORD—Tour a 1a°O nodel rood or ¢ ing; small cash ay , igs "601 Lo- Worth S700: come quick: we sold 13 cars sH10 © ive Kt, is ; et le ry = S oe ou : ar ‘eXcellent ~conditio: mr, See ee ment om ee _—— Le Bi i u 24 ». Jeff: rso) ’ A So . > Sonia. na ve ws an , a Huber Mo _— , ast Sunday : hundred Vere disappointed: VE! i= A rea! Velre in tip- -¢ shape: Ae n any y rye or my your es. 2646 Choutea:. ie) A REAL, BARGAIN— Mode} os? 4! ok. | DE BAKY: “hw ial ®& touring. 30L1- tion: cheap; en Suniavy and ¢ Dn ngs by} Open Sunda) nd evenings. _ . ie th culree: menthiv narmenta. — +. 2... . ‘ 3 " , }i% . an ] +e of . firae: wi] fil wt « a? 3 od e Tou rs. 29°) sve? ’ 2 : ] ty, de! 70 he)* — PF at cust ‘ Au —— Lerms or frade. like new, ean you imagine is for $17 5? RODY co 100 i ttn, 1022; excellent con. Rex winter tone i mules, touring top, als Min; terns. Soute Sito Meee te tT ge a ti ee Aiea a YAHLFEM MOPOR CO., 1033 N. Grand. Am heart. broken. Forest 9083. 4411 Hail, : Seon. ke new; bargain. terms, iN‘) pt AY to change in” ftom = Pe gw a+ oie | na Canteai 904 "17°6 to OB Ta Run very little: k as well as new woe “ : i a oe ~ § ic 0, 000 Ban ar Open Sunday. ' Easton (¢ “) gus 1 7 aes | i eg — — See 5} ' erve ne complete in every } pume SOUPINE ; ;, “HOLMES $1050 spot nig mPiete with two tops for ic? | Sete 1. Sr ai! cas h wi ment; baiance 12; 1922 body; shock absorbers, motor, rubber To the man 6. ee can induce Yahlem to charge | = = VELIB T URI G Re moot * $10. 00 spot CA ; DO 1¢88: can be geen and | L ( rT yK ! "() CHEVROLE ET, $1’ $17 7: 7 een 8 : HUP. ER MOTOR CAR co 2601 ! every thing ood: eplendid value for interest or brokerage. Yahlem won't do it. - . = - Reries 4: f'ne car for a} dem onstrated at Heinrich Automobile Co., months, ; $45 « down. Morris, 214-16 N. 21st. for today a $1600 Hudeon super-eix touring | ||| 1919 OAKLAND ° TOU RING CAR : refinished; = Oy | | j ' a ee ——_— car in Summer, Closed oar in ; h1° Delmar e an you beat this price? w él, TI guess | 1 svucat bl. mS J Sy junda a and | evenings. _ y , ht vad rarer > | & for $425; can you beat this pri iH 130 CAS tiree goss, pene, 4 | Balance $22.50 mo: thie buys this || DE LU aie ‘AUTOMOBILE co., 5 ; Rone D—Tour ring: 1990; has been repain inted > not; almost new tonring; first one gets it:” 3 months old; will sell sgh pow a: ear ° i AYTON MOTOR COo., Look! Buick Touring, $450 $60 down : 9 ‘9 Arsenal et. (c) an | ike new; condl ee aunteed; y ¥ ARI ott “M MOTOR CO., 1035 N. Grand. ‘| Oakland tovrine car repainted and | YAHL EM MOTOR CO., 1035 N. Grand. | 1 ao Sr uring ; exosiien edan: whl ort a , ep ar a: j hand P err! oow tee, at | Baby Grand C hevralet loun ing FSSEX—Tourin r 4021; enubbers. bumvers maint od; lots of extras: bargain; terme. | Loo ul ai 2007 W eet ane Bi. dition: he — . tans . 1200 « 7th amail bu ndell_atna Br te weene ike a $1000 car; only $450. ack, snot tight new tires’ @ orth $600. ‘outh Side Motor Sales Co., Sidney 272 , : Beautiful Hudson Super | [|| Bomont 204 UE ea isiners Lindel! _8539 | ear to pay. No interest or brokerage. 1920; like new; In firet-claes condition: | neritic ice 425 ~ Kirkwood, 219% mera! 204 1720 to 26 Lafayette ie) Here's a winner: 800: first come. first | No Brokerage or Interest. i WHITE—30 h. 9. touring car, in goot ; “oach, 199° S)2R5. cost $2000: OL rn FE MOTOR CO 2910 Washington. | rebullt from end to end: , ae lot of n 08: a a 18 at 4auscten> smeegee: Tu au stomobile FOR! . 7 " oa Th .: Gan taoe — “ Six Cour iis =, ty aa ‘ether dealera’ Oner Sunday, and _ Ex air ia mechanical condition: can convert into os: . ’ ’ TY) ~ “ i b a>‘ j ~ --~- LOuUTINg, de 4 Di . > —— urin : . re- a "ad 2 4 it; : a , - oe - Lee ee - a re 7 nee RAY ing; ter in 8: trade. 440 Open evenings ar and Sunday 8. {o 7) ; and pep ’ v re a a . yn Bn lt $ ? @! me ba rgain ; terms Mote rist. . = ne “ reat co\ er © and is in rood prices ‘at ? 4 ou wi ] Say Ve ahlem gg" j es em ; _ - 2 a ae em nm = = ~ 4 — pues _ truek a be rmnin Call Forest 037 4 Se aa (2) BU Cj “TOUR. oth s ; | pew rae a | iar oe new. eS ey ee | ’ : °eT) cxte ot t runnin ondition: thie car is dirt cheap a to pay or trade : ‘ é mais . wr ce Ys. ENT aT —Tourtng : ity ew; Bone — M; this car is ! I ay SIX OUR. | yg natn het mn ane Sunday peecine ssuccate | ) = ‘SSE 4 ve [V Ke N AW A Y f d ail, Ford Dealera 2316 Lob! oe vAHLEM MOTOR CO., 1026 N. Grand. | OL mtn tag eT a oF nm ae sy — oh" terme, “a 41 Juniata fe} Preece. anno... ban: WE fre goin . SBE tinea csi ~~. ———nonrnea —— a os Open Sunday OL Ds 6—1019 m node! ; very good condition: LY8-KNIGNHT—Tourt nt. | COR AIH ten Teattie leten Truck” 26 lafavette av. 6 prove the age; guarantee the —————— _— - - _ Here @# vour « ce. & ot’ enutiful RI—— Touring: we moael: a ‘ ‘ Pa eatieatiiindin _——— —---—- B275 Tvler 1207M °558'°V Dodier at tires, motor excellent. ee, a ‘aelede Renn ~w ie, : condition and refund your money ff vou |/'| 199° BABY GR AND CHEVROLET j;) Essex tourir —Neivy Wort bs sed it Hine’ Curtains OC K —s oe? ta | eral ic. - Gon’t like {t Our 25 yeare ‘in St. Louts | i!!! TOURING CAR-—$7680 CASH. gets it for S48 ata, Vawe, Sere SRO dow? ao y Bev ImeRt Te rine oe DSMOBILE—4-cy inder, -passenger, two A aaa ne ngonmer courting: | Re vA a Tork ¢-*en; 1 ors Sot . T "his rotects you a pen St unday_ a ; rity . $45 monthiy buve this vou want i} ety a a ce sO COr 0 OF : r a. o Lud son Ou &S nonths . old; must sell; cash: no deaiere. a4arw $50 3S Washington. Lindell Riefline’sns “ if i MOUND © ITY AUTO ¢ O.. 2007 Locust. |)! 199! ‘hevrolet touring car: re. | after og b soe: 035 N. Grand se ee every ~y gs Sree 19°) etrator: sold under 90- a | : Ty = | : N T- Ta ine, 41922: etime to own the mos CADILYA AC . " TY a painted and in wonderfu! condition our — al See Py tr ‘OR wf Me . asl hg : =? WUIE pe wh ow semewe ss ‘ er. ’ ‘vate: good ree WILLYS-KNIGH"’ —Tovring. 1 e; a 44 —— ) ere . ft ror i Re ss . . - ens te . ‘ re} ; 7 — o o ba i¢ y pig eau fit n - , Aies Sy in Sr Louis: Kfese] 6. custo e (cal! f, ne rouring car: x a na lon WARD-GR: rr Mi i a yt? ce“ RP . - 7 af . . - 4 = ‘ wo eta : . ik r Ww Sail ta ‘ , ; ’ - bearga i nm at ‘ ’ ly mont hw: v hi} a°rve +e nie : a ys ag ete n; Wwonderfy), beautiful: a lrea n: CAN : Ry : - ~ en ae : N07 Washington Ri. “@ GAT ; © NOL, ‘4 ue . Ara! af LU DSON-FRAMPTON ; ‘ ’ Ry : rand GOIN W ery . Mo: or quiet and smooth. aa ire, (mer Sender ' in fA TTAS alone: belonge OIL re > ~~~ 243015 [I 9 to iz a. | it Bomont "O40 ' IK ex Tou rin ea ’ ; ! ; f mf ana i \ : f 2209 I oe St ' fe) : ° ’ , trate , ort | ; . ; ine Terms Huber Motor |. — - _ — $4600; ‘ 7 200 =a 12 it “k t. ; ---— ~ if Na RP Kerage or Init ' sce u | 1g ( AP ret eg ; Q° |} curing, and eve ines. 4 dh ula, vea a5 nage . 2 Ee Eire tet ae ee " . oe o> ° thie te o i men und: ‘seh or rms og Oe . ined. taeerds rolet. 1920: Che : - - a ‘ "eran ery pase sxaew-mgeunane vx —————— oo? anagllindpeel = ro : Ay orige ; enler fine a | - HUPMOBII E—Touring:; irst-class condi green er a ue adate lerme 1’ TON 6—Tor uring: perfert conditien: & T-ton Republica. ma MOTOR CO 103 y ’ : Pm ae S——Model ; Ag touring: driven | ———__——__ 2. —— i . , hal fal orice te ae 3 Venn » Gul ‘ 4 ryote, * orest io: Ww. Set ee me pe ) : row Firestone corde: $350. 1037 WN ee -ten Republic. . 1035 N. Grass i ehdeaue ot cone ; ‘ns RAMPTO? y on; bargain. Fores — ired; open Sunda; ont Motor Ades , 2-to Teast _ ie : Weaahiens tee te artes A ‘to- » COLE—Aero 8: 1920 touring. 4617 Afich = 6 eet ae eee oy > eat 411.E—Tourine 1923 om: - tw, 335 8. 71 : derentos srceputeetarenttnesinibanititipentinatninns TE ws a “. v ‘ 5 eee 7 : ne? le RRO ae in LD J — “ 3 Bay ; ’ Ls - : " . ; habe - be it aa Pm: 4 e FS. rte i . ‘ : — te - one Cabany 3 y . xy’ . - : - _ e IN Lagi oring 1g: new oaint cord KNIGHT SEDAN " $ se ferm ra a8on PY - * . w- ' : ’ ° : ’ . . . ‘ a ig — cord ti ‘Tea; motor in Al con CADIT. WY - ‘ — _ 2 a * seaes: 4 Splendid bas late 12"). Che , : DeON-F] LAMP TON pe + oe pr pa 2 - . ' —" a ot . , TY) UNG Cc ATi —tI1_ ight fj. in fine Zonning | P make ood car for Fervice. Hw tiatay o— ~ ai Da: Passenger: just | . > aman we S209 Lea i : Phe . snide ade ietiaas oo 1 Hayne: 4 - hee ible Basco of TULRING CAR—Lieht @ 5-neseenge tears and Lecest sts... COLE AE RU b—i9 eA, pint at tee. a “. heap or ¢ roanythit rryall | nent a-148 Me afar ati : id’ . ar, running cor cition; STA: terme, 3608 mney. | Olive Dew C hestnut (oc) . i OOK it now Weber ate a’): like new. Hf tive : ; ut ern . ree +> Alege ateec heelie } ring z Hts , soe ae an? ane rT? " J , ’ , | 344) Juniata ie . : ; jut with: Oe eg hh , i ae aod Ci —- a , — | ty . : sf ‘ ) r with . ee F if . s? ’ . ' " . . - % 7. é . > . r] ] " . ng t; t. . ibe ee j - ;thtl ; ro i ; ot te f ° ’ ' , ‘ ‘ " ‘ - = ‘ , ~ . ‘ by : : . ’ . nie ; 1 Ti : . i , ' ’ , ’ ~~ j f ‘ . ree { e al ;*s ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ; S me gue animotl ally bes ’ ¢ ood unechanic® vit! ance same as | Rams cater | J itn eh de iia ens ons RY $95 down: trade . 9, gerd | : : f AU TO MOR’ rG AGE § SALE. ay ae ranine ae 8 ie # . ee ‘net - atggh "$700: terms. 8809 Finney “3 a—Touring, 191% od runn ha air wil sel r, dirt ’ . ' —_S RLAND—Tavring car, $195. 47064 orta, 985; Krie- $98; een $195. he a mee 1 | sl RS ata . ee ; | : : 19 Lafayet way ime in. for $165; lown; bar- HUPMOBJLE—Tour 21; newly oe roaine 4 fax 1519W ic) | Baby Ovariand, $275: Otte, $58 Welle 4 | : ike a new cer neni! : “ iF ‘curing spert > Wire whee sige ne ie t and Ol mecharieally 5 , wg motel SA: good rur ‘an many ot he ow. 48 up; YOur terme; trad- > : — : ; tT) : . Sas . ; ' - 14 ’ . “d . : ae ' s tf . " yyie : % ‘ IMi- ete ; ee . nmat woes werprise you, 7953 ~ necha nical! fect $650 Gibson, : - oo at : ; : nee . ' ; : wer - 8h, 2 et. 3 . e :, "04 Lis ‘rvet ; et shew “9! 7 ‘) (7? a4 — 1% ) | nn . hin naar ddan mT we age ever atin | ee ‘i ae a we == Sedan 1821. suet na! inted: mS CADIT, LAC ot re 1 R I NG 23 bi a Tr; C . > wees ’*s ; 7 ’ j . : “+ i ke , : b r ; . v " bil +? fo 7. oe " »! i . 5 ; rs r = : - ; weye i . aw _ «* © . rode} 96: sant ' — LIGHT Sj x TOURING - condition: take rood ‘ight cer > ‘T eee (HANI . 19 Col um * a? ; bee — 7 . re tiem new PATS. ait DS tie i » TRUST Bil See in ue - 3] - id _ _% _* . ' Pran:) nee rar hae never bwen artven soar carage, Marcus and em is i “Tt? poe = Tre . STX 7 2 8 oni¢g SOOO mile : ; " . . . ; b Res ' & VATpain § a's ° Sp tree) mn th) 18 uF ; , » . Fel . ore ‘ ° = . . st? a" : j *) ; , : Wis ; ; : s ; Matisnaieeees = + ear Dee iw = "* ; ... _ . oly? ‘ , . ‘ , F ’ ’ ent & also Touring model same | 2805 Locy's ST ST. (cbBx) , ° ri ng: must : ) ‘ mor : ' : ane » ) one ‘ = ‘ : , : “ee @ are nt big tig refinioned; ex: oT se wing PIRIE REY BI— topring 1930 eo a : ; DAN. TOURIRA. ae are ne eit SPECIAL BARGAINS cars: at big | Ak... Teu: ne: firet Clase one = _° “wire tion S110 } } | J or, i i > . . ‘ ‘ : . ‘ .. “ . _t. : wmPek 4 ‘ ' " . . .* ; : ; . ’ ‘.. : ; , . 2 ~ "ry" rinc.: HUDSON. ’ N, wt hes and lyf of extras Bao? ~ ivan Sy SF lot is. si P nas 8 ' si, an fy ; ; 4 ; : ’ ’ : | ' tT ; ine ; an P | 3 ; ve . } F 7 si : rh, ; " i; . Mi T or bn in19 good cond DODGE 10 * heer ] he ne ‘Ou ' : " 4 rey ; ’ , : ‘ " . . , 4 ‘ . =_— ‘ . _ . 4 “ ; “+ ‘ ri "4 es i : « ; : " ‘ aes a : Pa ke CcLin | Central 74307. Washi: Kelle man Motor Car’ Co. sat peGabind: sncllear sanaisteny 6 } a aaa tan wert OO; tet Sis : rain.” ie t mt sane “oe pa TO RING | Aue we put @ a 7 an ae > GHA; * | ¢ ODGE- Sey an ss | ; Bs sel | aed terme on thet os yeu ean ; D—192 1. 4-Aoor eedan; run 5000 tae wal =6honest-to-God + ‘hal ate ee! | 1! Elwes LV2R . | brand rere — ' We ties noe ey ba. 6 ' X PIRsT | Car selection ts larce orifice - $335 Colfax x 3415). e. rie ; ime an ‘nm ’ POT 017 uring: cood ear 4*T; rT; 4 ; , , er ‘ . a 2 ’ ‘ 9 .* . ges . ied A —_ ‘ . . e* “ewes . " , ' ee nace ae T ‘ht Imeoet nothing: S10 rell: take $100. 8441 Juniata — > : fee ~—P , . ener) we pies +0 ~ & nee ote eng ©. : . ee or exthcek bP "“Atinay “ANY, TERMS TO BUTT. . on Us ; | ' il ' ; ; . oe? ° . 3 gE > New Ov erland Sedan a, oe 4} l Ms Bion : : c ; HOIWwTK— To iring Lweu onveSsS : ‘ a? pede , sy . eee + } rl r? We : 414 : re] ., be . ye . » . mh ae ; : 4 a , . ‘ a illite RA ' KA Gt. oo, Gaee ideal car: solid, w ~~y eo yer ate 2 a. ; ; ae terme, trade Morris, 314-14 : ak , $33 Gs ee. aft went ' , sae 7 ae a. aae tt Aut " ahah dene tae ae Vale 1805 1..2.CUaT wt. foB2s* | | ; Lu uty : Se — - | reITS y r EXCEPTIONAT, pay. — interior; th Me . slight.s Miller cord tires ifoo finish a oost = » Fade . | 1 DG a ny : “rye © * perfer : a - ; it ge Irin : re nee les gic Mg ‘ me horas ha ola de . > a | x, ey , eae . _ mn: bre or ; a 0: sacrifice 40! - terme. 2 South Bide Motor Beles Cs. —— woe ll ne nt a live re > gg 6 dnaton wa WIL I. IAMS OTOR ° . j “ne = ° . _ Al - ‘ at. * oem as | bow Tonring: must sell; first S700 ; Tw} Touring worti , — ee is} | roo } “ h geod sh . . tN] AYTON MOTOR CO I oOoK ’ Baby fy erland $27. ? hele’. thet ‘fires earetiont 39: i -& Comnptén. S°A0 eeah 7452 N. Preadway (ca meoOru ont ‘oe DE 1 F. OMORTILE eer Fa —* te ;9 ? ee A pn Te gage “4h tera . . ‘ ta ¥ See —— ' . : a ~ e ——— ” ‘ ; . = . ‘ s | » } ° f) tie » . +4 . a : a KER ate nodal A "eth . greors to urite a IM? Re—Tourine if?? P : d # yet | ; ve . . (abh ' . ne S ks . = Se wD x . ae i cine ene we | wea: 0 - wn tor hens > pe . ' | $ Op > LS r y. | : fet) Condition. ss me ata ie bahas e tadayw a e | Ruenel j _— gan [ ‘ren Sunday , onan SS nell®, ' c*e) — ~ nani mon — a : — ; 4 ‘ : . lal . a Ro oun | ajarted : oe pce eendition; enly $20": ' | yin ty gw tbe ' a . in ae | «4 | , ; yAXMLT iin: of 1 °. 00> rm. Big Keer, 2% . dette J0°T Lecust. (cy) - = ee ; 10 ; . 7) be wi. |

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. ee- 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Adsin these columns today. MOBILES. -+ A UU OM RPIELES « AU TORO Bite . Sale utomobiles For Sale— | Bodies »or Sale Accessories, Trucks For Sale etn vere Autemehiios Fer Saie— utemette Cor | " ene en TRUCK BODY—3 papel: one i-ton and; BOSCH MAGNET TR eee eg es: PEE ee ee Miscellaneous Miscellaneous | Apply 517 Ridee sv , proof. te a CCK — 1920, cne-toe: 3106 Miam! T cone 4 a a gone ta apes — ~~ —— | FORDS—All_sutomobiies; 1300 Ford —One specia. vemetable pea | Forde. Tet a 4 ba t condition. 3790 French — _ A Con SHU1' Locust Si. Opes’ Sunday | shape: new tines, reftulabed Deautifal Wue:! Toes, Hudsons. Stuta Mercere, Willie: Truck Bodies oear Cn..S oa te . oer x Pack Me nt ee S_imch @rive = - —-=- meneame ’ “ict d nin ; " | upholstered tn very best of material; —— “lai mobile. fear Cn... ; -_, a eee RETS Es oe TR ee see OS Iammhona i ETROIT ELECTRIC—aAand rectifier, Cad- ————~— : ‘new-car guarantee; on easy terms; DO brok-' Borce other = ring vour a SEW AND USED. “FORD PaRTs—ia; — a xER Ri ve 8 _Ene os s* * eee pores ar “fT : Pea se eg ee ; fully G ppec . . : 5 erage. on CXE at —TOMOBIL E ~- PRESS Wid —Ber ° ‘ 4 «4 ee Me: = ey . ° ’ ; : : = * : . me nN , sisi ‘ -. tied i P| o > ss : 4 : tpt ~~ 3 - - . ’ 3 TRUCK—Pour-ten; gvet condition: with te y ama cal light © tour: ate; See Se ee ee oe nd roadsters; sact>/ pBomont 2s12X. Central 330. 1834 Locus. Telephone Bomont HOTTEN-VICKERS. INC.. _eryehine complete: eth —- S608A Eamon s¥ 5 . : 5 é : eo. as ’ -* S, a o va j : ‘ ly i128 . J . : ‘ey e. ea sv . : . : 3016 Easton. i pen ali day Sunday and ev eniags. , . a ms -geat fea ars’ = a R away Ps -@3a) FORD M. T* Rs rt t: oe age Ey business, bargain, $200. La > .4 nov] en on. . , ort > = = ; -- clede 581X. 2, -te ) — . a. ta tQ@eeele os : HT DSON 6-40—$150 7010 & earter: wi + age - vour [cuNw MARCH : _ . ip q aa oe {fe amr baleati mt co tek OR s = ote tert Pa VY nes? x _- —_—_ — =i as “wee” the - “ord ros oe —_ : | oO — condition. like new: bar- Sa ee —on ton stake, first-clase sna, me arter. $1! 4 touring, 985; Ford || | + ones ee Stall at 4612 Gravois av. Chassis For Sale i" rieelas tae. been motors, Sake firs ~ av Fc RD—C "ha asis TIT? 335 i. 42330 . Astiand | —— ~ alte hols: : : > DIAM . a. . - kode 4 : ) co - . a. FORD MAGNETOS Berment 1 c P ~ ~ S MOTC R L e OLDSM jOPTLE—1921;: mz. * . . KD “nAssis—Geod running condition turn; bright SPECTAL PRICES : 4 a Co...Grand and Fo . . ons: perfect condition. ail 5 “R136 Lacnst ae anne _ Fincipie La 3101 OLIVE ST. Ma 3190) AS de 5 . He 2RN— i a . a 552100: runs per- S10 Lim. "3558" = Generators «ed Motors MA JNETO—E — Siz. . When better cars are sold we will = li enang a — a ts = a — pence he en4 sheere i i - 9 alist me a . oe = x 4 Schebier carburetor. ‘ 4 lathes. Millie most any other make : Be on | , | . at recuctio _condition -_oniy Locus i =e = bat - TASES) Sa rn SAINT L OU] S Ar TOR CAR nd MOON ICDSON -FPRAMPTO: FoRD— is; many goo to pick MOTORS—Ford, Dodge. Chevreig, CONVENIENT TERMS om Sie caaad : tates 3 3300 Lecust St. a om: ¢ ad = m Re efing's, Ford Hup, Cadillac, Dorris; otters. | Rabr Grand 19° COMPANY, 2801 Locust St. — wR Bomont Jif Centra: a S a even’: ad Sundays. 2501 _Easten ar eat ~ ate oy « = Used aie % - - ~~. . : he ' , — — - — == - ‘T 7273 Buick 4-pass. Spor: Tourtng. 1a" response edness 7 ee per D Beick 5-pess. _o> Buick 5-pasa. urin . 1} (* ’ OP= E NINGS . ‘ . ’ ' é T a\ E T . 75. Preet-Desreic us community. Sere: —— BIG ALU I O SAL ops For Sale RADIATORS—All Drasa, Ruick ‘*-pass. -™ LTO Toru ns mace. re rec; rea- nt er j mee , — C ADILLAC, $100—$5 0 DOWN “4Y ; Fo rent, 7 (00) Oo hae . tick 3- . Road. « y! aed - —S- ~ epi ' = . 2 Old ile &-pa | ae ck—-don't wait-—~ Brans 3 RETREAD KETTLE AND BOOED 7 ‘ : . x. ign * 7 ae eee eed hn ee (See e5id > - @oe oo” Y hh? ht pe ’ le ia * - ° . ne ry at eee ener. divas ae NT aS en patieeedintaanert on at as ere» rs oe edendyy a] 5 ’ ‘ we ’ ese: Cg bee het . we ne ia _—- sonabie. Ford recovered, > 4466 Easton _= Beick 5-pasa. LE Buick 2-pass. Road cyl.) So: geome tenn | | a i i i | / bp ER emg, ye Be 319 Reo tour- sell; cheap 219 Chanasing BLOWERS AND FANS—@e ache. one 19 Sp gt nitrate eee M.D 4 “S235. wn. Olds touring. $135 _Accessories, Parts—For’ Sale | sue a a is tatetes thandier oe “Sc | w mileag l as demon- ' 4 ali $5 down: 75 oti , ms: pay ba! CSHION—F* : a “eveiand Sedan ot “on ae na sag" eS - . sl : ame . THIS a [| Newman Auto oe. 7il . Ferret ~~ . ne = 50% Chevrolet 4-pass. Cour - « erator Oni}. ¢ —— 7 | Fi. “ ¢ T [GLE MOTO! . 4524 Del wel Parking lighta, 7c: lights. SEAT CoV ERS—Bea — : LER—4 horse ~.% : . —s aa . : - SEAT tiful os BOLL Colum Bia. AND M ANY OTHE nore s for tl] money in- — amt is > = — ee ee ee ne a entire ent. nechets - jeors: “ey aition, :— ’ on Sere n Ce 5@- eed an F : KUHS-BUICK CO., 3101 DuIVE STREE! vested than 2 can eS -_ | "he Par ry, bors. $1.75; spot igh das $750. 4888 Eastoc a Exchanged Car Dept. Open Sunm‘ay and Lre gs ‘ oh ; . “i D f piston rings. all sizes, 3oc ae, SHO K ARSORBERS— : : . — od . —i 3 wa “i euaden. cam siers. S$13_ Hox ¥-282 APD eat AP lio PP PO PIP EMER Se ee eee ee es ete Mee oe Ae ire Tg wae a : . 2 - _ “ - ‘ = tk rR. » IN , 35 i ae —- — we : ¥ , ‘ ” - as . ? Ferd bec! - oan : : ; 7 , “IN DITIONE AND Wlital. BE 23 “ha wler That , -pas- : ~ommb:! om tubes, 34) % TS ANT sart fer env o = —— -“ —hHe - DIT? : Sone ae: = . rt f ny car Easter ar ALT, DEPEN DS we ol » BRITH YUCUR GUCTARANT ngs: = . A : , _ — : "3 time - Vite res ‘ . prin : 18 " 3845-47 _ East on av UST Shs dP ny ~- _ Tm T° . — . . . ; > ° = aa FROM WHOM YO! ” d IL e- Fera ‘Coc : excellent 1& mamecneogy OE MH gay BON : . “* STARTERS and reneretore ; z a 5 . “ ; é \ BUY Si-p! - ry 7 TZ A zon sod tires ae = in = = ral 6.50- disc wheels, $29.56 apatre or §& _3 @ Li : san vot gage ne WIV id EA! 1921 Buick: : ed paint Au LOS, $5 W Cenxiy phe heck absorbers, $4 50 ; om — 7" ae — ch EiIC AL ~ EXTRACTOR — — © eee Se ryan 3 eo ctello~ are stalemate Satteetitr, eh - - - a= a= eo © Liass ; wAt?. © ” Py A meter: a AUBURN, $152—50 DOWN Manhattan nes. $8.: -orm Met ee Siuss. any size. . - Ter = 1300 N. Bway. a 1524, gn 3 3 | oe ci TLaMs SHELL BtcKET—% vd: ase Cone iTtos . tareEi ; ivth and Waiaut sta ~e . “ . Ot 3 | a 9 q ° ~ 4% ae te i ™ ; - : we ~ Ty - v ~- : me ~ , . A ~ : _— nin . ey i. . the . . > kx ‘ ‘ 2 yr é - on - A - : SPRING SALE isiT Bu ‘ : >-3 se an - , ahah ect set tan . eld in St. Lowi. DSvery slashed. Ford ~ ss "Cle ten, i CONC ESTs Siocx MACHINES (2-22 i leanne \WV By > we io. , Se a . pe pam ste plates. Tac: = _ ~ LOr suNIS VV CCK 3 | | | THESE CARS CAN BE_BOUGH Garage — = Ae * USED TRUCK PARTS. Besides 50 Motor Cars representing nearly every STAND- oe : : iC i . | if HAVE OTHERS NOT LISTED HERE oP 310: Sixe : “sana Sin es.) OE eee Cee ARD LINE handled in St. Louis i in Touring Cars. Roadsters. peer : | 1000. ee : | | ciate, tom. cee ae Rh peck Ewwerside 281. 5638 6 Coupes and Sedans, We have the following SPECIALS TO OFFER THIS WEEK: = lise wheels, new pant, 4 you tire S. GS - ma oO ERS. J m ENTIO’ veg > N= ISSioN GEarg unusually good condition, price S70) rviceable renta! rice | . a= oe mnt ane eer oa eon teen ee "smite See = 1921 Hudson Speedster, new paint. 1 OF AM pi RNC evs for Ford tourings. coupes amd sedans. | DIFFERENTIAL CASES good condition every way, price $751) o_ - arty ar . : P : a : . a. tioned cars in all models. Prices _ 3 BODY — ye ee = 5295: & ak ano aan $6.95 each $686 Easton Bei ;, ; , ' L 40 0 ~"‘g Ketor mes. FS.95, : . TIRES—Brend-n-w. fabric and -ords: # a If you are not pleased with anv reconditione vou buy a an eg eg TT pundreds of other y te mu is to, ly scorched: $2 sp. 14m 5 : 2 : , 1} | ~4 4. . rc ‘rade: open uz "T2316 N. Broad te ww prices. Open Su TIRES—Tes 3 from us after driving it 48 hours we will allow aay vou ha ie 3 ‘le ee REASONABLE Taste __open Scndey 7319 S. Broadte_ | ¢ay morning. Cut Rate Tire and Supply Ca cites _ sant Se ae paid to be applied on the purchase price of any other used lerstanding that it may be : WARD MOTO Y.. Ine. a, Som a 7 : STAR SQUARE nga. $22 8 ee ear of like Value. lt ' : © ¢ : Gar wAX WEI. AND . = atheists. aimee. a ene 1129 | ( UST STREET rTRES— 343 | +4 i, 3354 : — ny reas erat DISTRIBUTORS te ody. used. ‘used Fe - 3 ee j Es 2%. 3a 2 ii We have the finest STOCK f . a ik . » BAM — ite , : ‘ x 24 ee ~ ae xe § the} 7 ee Par Pr lampos. 71 ‘atiery tedroemere- nn — will make terms to please vou Ris feuring enditk De. ania pa, 4 OPEN EVENINGS >) ss "2 a Cs) mz eber Nictor Car Company ~ ‘oo a & Ge eo WF wer I we Oe & Wow “- . Studebaker Dustributer Bomont 41 tral 3682 ma FORD Bu can 20) medal — rh ao S pair: head . $3.4 — 2 © FaiIve—abe 2% DO} ' SUst ‘ a7. +o. > e . > A wet xork- ae “en * ee a — Kotte Sew =o Wash JRD EO = ES —tUeea roadsters, : ana O™ ———? “ee 5a. 38. : ; : ry Bare cme | wae 4 ae | ; - - ———— ==, ; “ ‘Mewes ‘Aut To SCPri Accessory R pe rne— tisk? ¢ Gorden == FORL DY—With side curtains: : or House.” 1 onad ender 1129 Lecust st. % Dich FOL i , 2- “a om , 4 geres E. , FORD nan bodies: 30 each 400 Maz T OCKED STEERING WHEELS = = . =~ — th x . : t . : ‘ > ° ij , Ft 2 oa duster y:. 1922: ches : : *® Wrapper. sis. | Does Saving eral OITTUWReT NE MDA eee > a : : ranks ‘for ea! __ roeGsters. coupes. trade o : and muffler combined oe yd | Paks vm: } PURDS—i0 coupe. sedan. tour ’ ast or ; 50: emergency » ; i and truck bdDodles: cheap. trade. = . Wm he @ .f LAPS = Jeffe-son av “ = , / . FORD BOD [ES— Coupe. seda”. 29 Easton ys | anc : ’ 3 ; : . / some like new $20 : : . “FREE OFFER” Imterest You AT THE Easton-Tarior Auto Sapp!) ¥ 4482 EASTON AY , | x OF TU PATCHING WITH : —_— —— The Packard Motor Car Company of Missouri is dise go neter ir — | "‘aeouial as for Th We die er 5 8 $= 95 = ae EE ES Te a ee ¥ '% vOr—e _— sundae ung Specials for This ‘ : tmuing business im St. Louis in favor of its sueeessor. th: __ egup ans. trucks. some ne¥ 2023% tubes, 7 caall TIRES. $1 | DOWN, $1 [> receipt and orice Ros s Tire Steere. 1368 a Berry Motor Car Co., and is disposing of oek «f ——* _ aa Used Cars. ur time is limited. These ears : Ol en — ; n - : =e ay * = = > So ; re ee r = i wack « uy yom tire « eee ~ ae and sold quickir. Therefore. we are doing the na! er oe me th wire, “5S weedactcs =. | : MAH S- Laster open Sunday and evenings and sare mone We have « ited © , : : : ao pamages > a / Sins ms. trad a on ‘ 2 Lonis H. Chere Paes rmerty with at elf prices, cannot afford to Dass | his oppertun: oe 30xs “> Mi _— $3 45. ARDS SATISE At Th m™N Im motor ear ry Hr ee. —_— ; \ Few ORD Tact i ~ t doe a : Si i % t acd phove ovters promgt'y et | ; . ~ —. > j oe Fe : ’ . >} : Ores tr t", . ; LA - ae he Tt) ete SLO of ‘T COOK us > re >. Packard Twin Six. 7-pass. 192 at | Dass. : | ) oer piet l used eal me a touring, in exceptionally ins ’ nlitios | . h. Dodge. Studehak - : senda: enn | } WORKS, 915 € : dit: t ediiadess ) oa ee i ii. I ime. OULUCE Jaa CT, (- adil “ Via -_ | 7? J a t iw “3 : . — f ’ 3 nated - : model ; ee ae. ANID Ct, Maw eii, : ‘ , ORILE Partr MAX ELL aR ~ Bt Sar : repainted maroon; cord ' —— ———_ , Dassen x: rine and . LO Olive st a) - LY 2 . 5 4 : > | : , . >. : . : P — —_ . touring; Mode! | 7 @- : , -7) eo ° wn = . je . _ | P - ~ rs. : 920 Liberty roadster; repainted. fully equipped —o EE Ve oe | we are putting a special ade: OMY payaentn DEEDS alte BATTERS-—Delen, BS Went: ened : : ; 3 ; ‘ 3f conti tic mechanically goo:l. ’ low nr Aa Sipe r lpi as Na = fee: chee r ; 6S ith st. o ney, 3828 St Low Linen aii33 ¥ ss we aa ‘ Lit é La : : i i i ' } ; .} ) ; a 2 ’ . te Ellec*~e Ca... 1 15 : Ss: ta 4 1921 Kissel, ¢-pass. tour- ackard Twin Six, 7-pass | | by rad Body Buret tention’ ——2*% - THE BARTAIN STORE,” 487% ing: like new ho. is. ie ee Deimar ts — . . T nit ; 4 quality te. ATTE rea. 35 ap. boxes and parts OPPORTUNITIES OF THIS KIND COME BI” aetat ale . pene - We ead teei atlis, {- bound for ail tat 1415 Chesteat ot Take Advantage of N hail Her eae ” . wiiend ) ‘ey = ra G sae : , oo > ndows. NEW BATTERIES—Selow com. Ford 1 pen 1a \ n Cm farniah chassis and _$19: 13-vlatw, $12 Dedee $I5- | PACKARD MOTOR CAE ee ~ Bs we CA ‘ a — a Oe TRUCK BODY co. ar. = Penaiser 22 BAT TERIES—srand new. fully gus NY « Mie COMPA OF k MISS( OTITR WouNG Rony —. “ —. _— &eoit. il phen, : ak Je ieee ange pe ~ 12-rquit rE ST LOUIS Vil mT RT yi i | ia i "Tt NA SA CO Pal }oB— Toure a Al. $425 Siso ae ims 2 SSOUR! «> “a7 e ce ete oa ns So mt - Sundays ! : 928 L Ci 7 a m™ Used Fords; a Qa omer cae . 2534 &. Te. ee . A ? Bomont 900 S ms + Coupes, Ruzabocts, Touring Bodies NEW ah BATTERIES Takes trate. en 4-rvasn, corre ‘ore Seofee 9040 Lecustt seal Crerme de Lave tra ts coe = Aon f a ee j }, sTekE BUMMER Par t-conm Traffic irs ter . —=—— ¢ 22RD T= a, Webster Groves. Fa iebinas 210 |< Shalt al

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SUNDAY. MARCH 11, 19gg ° { #9 E Ss oe ries, Parts—Fon eo Bae, Sorina ame a he high ténsion; no Sunday. S—Any make or 500 DS45 _ Easton _ay. ares to “ Sport fe nueee | for Bulek axa ise or evort bed 4 S216 6 locust at = wi ART S—Lar ext Yrs ir in Stato. B45 Easton ave Fora a ee ae ne i ARTE R—Generator, battery, complete: $45. 3i9 £. Day MOTORS—Used: Seth or et . — Eocene ee old ent. Mr Tobev. Granda Gan ARTS—l sed: motors. axles. ¢ + tires. bodies. accessories of enn 0 Want at vour own 67 S. Grand. price, “Me AGNETOS recharacd> wat bright lights, Hot i et he - free. Foreet ohare INDSHIELD—$7, ra 4 mp. $1: side lamp, pintlator, $s. 21; cushions, $3; nicke) chetie’ new Miller tires, $7.50: tains, S15. 216 N. Sheet an ng . a ARTs——New and uned: EE ae Azies, $2; fenders, ‘shiel mit be hos den ountabies, $7.50 $7. : s9c; hoods, 32 tope = recovers4 25. Open Sunday. “316 N. Broad. E— Fra me: »: Staniey ‘y hanger Ts; 3 ? siiding; ons aero door, “ Deimar 3410 aes we: Kiaxon: — size eC Lin, 1594. 3536 ore SoS: t take TO—Elseman. $12: bosch, $18. Nebraska O—Bosch dual. 4-clyinder. wits Schebier carburetor. $15 5 bg Ti ee i Eee pee Ford, Dodge, C hevro} let, Maxwel! Cadi liac, Dorris; others, 3845-47 CAR ENAMELS—One jot of 1 high- ; or will trade for Ford truc Post -Dispaich. k. Box RSA 1 brass, hone ‘yeomb, gy ua? r. freezeproof and leakproof: 688: ston _ay. D KETTLE AND BOILER—Mus eap. 219 N. Channing. Linée! iatanetaapemnttign sndiapaiinatbiiiantianaaiia (er) "SHION—For’ Overiand touring: also Ferrot ype camera. _ 8500 Case. a ae VERS— Beau tiful patterns: Cover car. pockets tn doors: coupe. $4 50. Bae. ; sedan. $6.50. four- Coo: 4666 Easton _av ; ARSOR PERS Complete set of Ha $i: fox Y-* 82. Post, =Di a8 —— me Latest model. $18: apeed. romplete fit auy model, $7 05 Kastor . ee sepaitionnigp: ewense Drees. catia Tt for any ca: Kaston Auto Parts for any’ st Lut arts 3R45- 4. rAaAsion av Ks end vyeneretors hourht. ‘sod and Motor Service Co. T15 ie? ee ee ee — de motor o1|. 50c per r galinr 1: spark any size, flr each: muffler. with S72 cach; headlight bulbs, SOc each of bolts, Sc per Ib: Bosch magneto. 1 kinds of arcessories at bankruot 7010 & sroadWay. ie) PARTS fer Ford, Dodge, Chevrolet el). Stucebe ker. Oakiand, Nuick. , Elcar, Garcner and others. fires wheels. gears, batteries, genera:ors Or any other paris you need Bouare Auto Parts Ce... 3029 S. Jefferson 1668 it) SE 2D TRUCK PARTS per cont off a 50 BCHOTTEN. Vv Ene. IN "83 rradtrar. ‘RQ: ee ous j Sullil os —_ eli Lb Aikays REPLACEMENT PARTS. SOLE DISTRIBLTURS DOUBLE DIAMONi? GEARS. DIFFERANTIAL CEARS. TRANFE™MWISSION GEAPY. FPLYWHEEL GEARS TIMING GEARS DIFFERENTIAL CASES. AXLE SHAFTS. R BEARINGS AND BUSHINGS Ter a'l model cars. Also Used Parts ont 1712. Centra! 4168.(cO0®) ' ee Tires For Sale ‘ix Sfx4',, with} 2 came and tube, Sas ker right ay S008. Use 1; eelling out jot: rea “18 2 4¢h =: OKs ' : ix all mr tly firsts earh. 4666 a ast on 8% ' Brand me a. fab: 4 new ireetone c arTAn oe ] ; ons 4 e qr S00 r Vashi - ine 8t\5 new Keliy-Spring’t , onic SIk® 2500 Warhingtor re ca ‘is. os! | » 44r4 : a nex . ne Ti hes em ty tan, La fa vet P o~ » & ‘ee eet - “ : AIK “y So x4, 4x4, Moxd Wy. - Bily: ertown cords: $6.95 4a% ’ E« o: lubes. rive wise- w hee : wie fors, rear ends. cheap 945 “Mae New 34x6 pneumatic cord ~ tru . want pneu imatic cord truck tires wo 36x4% new Firestone nm. * nge; only $25 each. 3300 Wash 245. Db #8, Millers, ; 30x82 ~~ ponskié* tire tuade. $7.95 46 ada Easton Es. $] DOWN, $1 WEEK TIRE SALES 2150 w ‘ashington NEW INNER ‘BE rREK earh « htly si ae tire ordered. SO: 30n5%. 3°2x3%........94 Of ch tiree Pig hee oS § ov peta - tires S& 50 . DD No Gepoait required NATION AL TIRE JOFRBERS 2758 Weaet Medcieen. Chicege TIRES—TIRES prices will increase again: buy ho Te mone’ We hare a limited supp! pr rR 30xt% NONEKID. $5.45. | Ss & 45 +424 Si te. an axe %4 75 ; 19 95 35a 18 95 RIRt°TERS «41 Mic HETIN AND EHRLNSEWICK CORDS eur prices before « a and phone orders mptiy filled Graft¢ or met oriervs must at i] ou ot towt ride to avot4t Aele 1 § TIRE CO ¢ 13 "217 *ashingter EXTRA! ECIAL EXTRA!! RECEIVED c AmoaD oF NEW TIRES, ALT. AND UP. aT ie POBSI BL BLE OF $5 EACH. FOR =e WEEK ai! ef our eavto eccesortes and pert* to one-half of reguler prices. Oper ané venting BA fi ee TORE.” 4576 Daston - : aN ee eg ee TIRES me and Get Acquaimted :. 366.25 33x44 . . $7.00 &.. 4.75 34x4 .. 8.00 &.. 9.95 35x41... 9.00 -« 6.50 jx4tle. . 9.00 ae $2x41,.. 9 0) $000 SLIGHTLY USED, $7.50 UF. TUBES, ¢1.00 UP EX SUNDAY AND EVENINGS URI, 29013-5-7 OLIVE Tires Wanted AUTU Tine Wed.-—Teet can Of rr” . ony size. Filverside 1903. (c®?? wane $3 ENGINE Wt4.—150 h. p. for 125- 7p. presser; must be in first-class condi- giate make, price and where *. SOK ES. ACK Wtd.—40 feet; 20-inch di-| 7_—77_™ ————— — CHEMI‘ ‘AL EXTRACTOR, SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1923. MACHINERY : Wanted | Address 2351 _Sulvhur ay. ic) THE iwi —Wuick change: about 14: 14x46; | “gust be Al condition. Tyler 1254. c)} aa: d—3 bh. DvD. single phase. OH. | le. sarbour Boat & e. volt, . 60-cv" Pattern raiiey Park. Mo (c} WER CONC RET MIXER Wtd.—Give particilars, location. Box J-398. | ma re h. BO06A aston 4 _BY. wo eee Schoelihorn A ibrecht Macsine Co., 721 N. outs AIn teN)} ameter, S27 5S. lith — Forest 5257J For Sale eR CONT SEESOR, Ov TFIT—Lath ®. weld- belting. i CU., 5 outfit. electric drill, electric ‘grinde 1221 Market st. wt. apa iamomnguae + alias Poste with taok and| motor: pew. $155. Acme Electric Co.. a Market *t. (B9) » ain COMPRESSORS— Boilers. Triplex Pumps. and Gr ravel Pumpe. irae he. blocks, wire rope. Holst! ne en gines, ’ a> ¢ “ ioctri ic Hotet ~- Gasoline Hols Corliss Er iRines Automatic ingines Generators and Motors Crushers and Puiverizers. naing Rolls. = presses. matic riveter and shears. athes, Milling machines, etc Emery xrinders fchoellhorn-Albrecht Machine Co., 721 N. 24 st.. St. Louis, Mo —— - eee re SAND SAW —%36-in lointe: ; 20, 5, 2h. p. motors; bargain. 1231 Market st. GAND SAW—-36". copy! r, lathes, rip sa swing saws, planers, or 6 646 jointer @oubie surfacer, hollow chisel mortiser, yesaws, eCgers| sawmil:.s, iog saWa, WooG gawse, borere. 10° mouider, tenoner, corm. bination woods rker. Brown Machy. Co, 2323 N. Oth BLOW SLOWEKS A =" FANS—W e carry ‘a large siock of all stries anc sizes. wth new and me 4 a Ventilating and Sheet M: sat 15608 An ic ee ee ee So1LER—4 norsepos wer upright, in fine con- dition, cheap. Channing, Ian iwi 2008S. ee BOIL iLERS—W ‘ater | ” pressure: - 230-5 wel. , new, and 82.- 2 exc epuonai lo w pr iCes. ~Bensinger. *00p M ‘Market. foe? BOILER SHUP EQLU IPMEN Taneel omple a. ding rolie pune hes, shear, riveter, etc. fchoelihorn-Albrecht Machine Co., Wai & Second «t.. St, Louis, Mo. Mm ee GoILERS—T wo, 66" x18 with 54 4° tubes. can be bought at a bargain, go x] for 125 tb working pressure John Novter Machin- ery _| Co., '400 Ss 2d st (eR) with motor: bargain. © 0. & F rT - . ‘Ty re? oe © £- i@ Jt” Ce ike 470° 1500 N B’way. Tyler 15: i ee SS a ~—e CLAMSHELL BUCK ET— %& vd in first Case condition, bargain ( ‘entral Tauip- ment Co.. 17th and Walnut sts. live 3#2 (7@9 fONCRETE BLOCK MACHINES—' Idea machines and coficrete products plant equipment. ©. J. Fickeissen Co., 1015 Mor - i¢ ge. tae a kaa hh ary #9 eas - = " . 4 ; CONCRETE MIXFHRS—%-1-2 ak mixers in etock. Centra! Eoutorment Co... 171 and w ainut ets ' ts © 382. ' 10 COMPRE SSER TANK—Or motor: Al cont tion: complete: cheap. 3835 ©. Lroadw: Call before di Tr [CUTTING Mac Hi [NES—Two Universal elec tric: 10 Singers No. 1688 sewing machines ene Century: one h. p. motor; one Western : a> siectric: one % kh. p. motor: auto fab: eng trim supplies: cheap. Myar Mfg. Co., wre Locust. Ae . e46*) CTL INDER P RESS—Pory Beott, 24x bed:;: jor DIeBseEs ; other material. a’rint- erg Suply Co.. 14 Olive et. Olive 6870. ELE CTRIC Mi “MOTOR — > h. p., 3-phase, 0- eyele, 220 volts; speed 1750 Marsha!i SiL. - ELEC TRIC HOSTS —Amer' can, . Peracue, 1, j- ton ine nor eae > A. Jugch 1; !s:, machinery bulit to or: ‘er am repaired. John Nammire Machine Co.. 208 &. Ist #t., Ft Leute. Mo Sees (e@®) ENGINE GENERATOR—200 KV. A Weet! oghouse %-phase, GO-cvcle airect conbecls Erie-Bali nr abe a ew i : board pane!. - & ¥ Hugh, 1500- 02-04 N. Broadway “Ty ler 1520. Cs tra! 4792 (c29) EXGiINES AND STEAM ~BOLLERS 4 ok 19536. 14x36. 16x26. 18x42 20x4’ ar other sizes: boilers. HET, 50-60-70-1 0 410-125-150 h. p.. 100 to 125 ibs pres gure: motors, cenerators, cranes 1 —_ secondhand eauipment, Wilsen, era) Reserve Ba nk B La HOISTING , fou bie 6Grum with ho ler: at 2 bergam Brown , N Nint! £ 2Aer Eb GINE GENER? TORS—O: se 400 k. *®., ge om CHIN sini “sy oo ‘* “a sD for fi icuine— About 2% tons: in s s as ee _ I I ATH a he an: good cond +4 : A Trier 1042 {523 -4: NM. Brosdwey. °C 250-volt, 4 Ne-thern generator. drec a A oe ts orlias engine. 100 r >, m ermplete with ewitc hbou ra One 150 k *. 250-0 + @ ¢ Northern generator é'rect eomnectes te 4-valve Corlige tvpe nonreiess- ing engine se r -— mes com bDiete with sxitehboard. C. G. @ F. A. Hugh. 1500-0-- a4.% Broatway. Trier 1525. Centra: 479° YM re ° Or : ore ie ner 44 448 Pa gf ™ ; o _ +3 °° ee ‘ , JOR pReRB—I1x17 Gord . h throw-vt : of order (,8@6 . Bteffens As ; a Lith ; . “> - r 7 te 7 ’ fo ie ~ ’ .rre MACHINE *!OP PQOUIPMENT — Lere ete ok bot bh new ar 3 »eed tnthes, mille: Grills ata pun h Pp réese* . Sa As v - , @ic rood wer SA! and sheet ny ere Loot t 5 | ‘ — -— “Wachinery Ie ur iit e Nes iil MACHIXERY- ~J14 9 he gvrateyv cruane -3 exing-hammer crushers and ru With air separation revolving screens sthied waters. complete crushing iantw. °F ; miss was - - screening i Panis. corr p: ta rae j-bulidire «radio, Write for , rs or pt one Ma 151* Gruend.e: Pa -tety Cc rusher of Pulve erifer ‘eo 2¢3 XN. Main s}, ae ee T theret centrifuges feif-oropeliing Lyers crane. + are d. fc re age MACHINE! ae rpiua equipment, 48°’ oS” Wi ty rd viding head A Y ar ‘ mo} nrress Heald nat ring ¢ nder Por aie athe t x4 Monar “« i} . Monart! lath qa xe” MM he, taper att = ial _ ; ne mac pe Z | ; . : ne Tr.2 : )* Xx Eire & arpe milling ia e Gaertne fee wrinder ‘ Fr Ate ; 33 vr sdet an y40 «8 (sray pianer If Oh shape: Time parme? RERN ED Monn M MACH NERY CO. Olive 3080. sik Pive *. METAL WORKIN G BLA‘ HINE RY —F ise y used. can be bourht at very iow prices including lethes, Grill presees, tiling ™ chines. cringers. boring mills. mictors 8 “empresser, etc John Nooter soma Cs. 1490 8 24 at ws ee —-— -—_- a — ea MILLER FAW—Jie sav at ttach ment. Frint- ea Funppivy Co. |] i (wive st + a St : ee c BUTORs—j or 2 h p single ph a ‘ ‘yele 110 or 22° vot mp? ae, - cycle. 220-voelt: moterg like t-*. * ‘ ‘ut chain driver. At 2033 Leow wend ee. Finnie Bees o aie ur wry ;?.W..4 tre ° n -p 46 dearets ; a a hare cotmocn se ot. deere Electr three. ph = . » ring can elect rie rege ring 1926 # Broadway , i-t S-vhase Wee *. z 1-4. 1-3. 1-2. ‘ae. oe > : ) "MACHINERY HORSES ‘AND go "TABLE c SUPPLIES STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURTS | FRESH EGGS —Selecte ed; guaranteed for partic ular ge ® vue in exchange for auto For Sale » | ay M ext = ge mr ay “$700 {ec ‘ian 85 - note 50 rolls musio for late! MO’ TORS—We have o 9 rere - n hand a number ow BP : — ' use tore He .. -_ a. ) BI BAKER HOR NS $6: spec ial! in re be ‘hite Kocks Poultry ? oO Donn 1ell- Zoern Biec. L6. (x Rerebedi, oan ee Electric Cov. W ae he ay nage Rag motors, 4. & sizea up to 60-h TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING 1 mac HI NES 3 fiat-top desk, now FS GO.v ANY SiivVER bow NiNu buys 0) a Kosa, \ i ere jewelry, = 3 | € UTTE R—c handier x t Price. MAC CHINES —Ali RSES AND MARES—C ‘all Sun day. a ns }’ 4 4 ows vod 413 3 . DRUG BSTURE orareerntn.iitehegn. while ; i stightiy osed: oak wail cusses and & ft. MOTOR ¢ Be ae used “bulldog mixe rs PRESSEX—L. athes. HORSES feam blowe: 2. hatumers, _ warranted by "La "| POLL shiv i andy Koyel, |! JEWELRY—WATCHES HORSE—4-year roid . ay rER—Smith, Premier, “$10, real worker; S65. tocay | Fix TURES—Exceiient for miliiners or L “MP s— ‘Kesortmen ive Granite “pide S, KEVA , oa asian ——— LIAMUNDS bought, up to $500 per “carat. | TYP EW wht, RS—L.. T Y i "EE Ww KI! ERS —Remington, Ines regeherative. w FLOOR CASES—A and & ft. cheap. Ben- ryp EWR ITER3—c ‘heck ket FPLOOR CASE—4 ft $35. 7386 ~ Len- oo — EW RITERS—Seiling ali t ~~! y RF 7A DISPLAY COUNTE cR—J2 foot. d.— -We pay th T) bighest enon ee Ce ne Te ee ' . Wtd —Any wanderd TYPEWRI T ER — Reming on €o. 911 N_ Broaéway. / Fu RNITU RE—Comp!ete sprat fit 3 tybe unite, wired to orier, GROCERY apy! OR RADIO Hee geg ot ARTERS ZW RITER— Remington; d your own sete with Made of ak as “MILLER buys and sells ladies’ 9x: eireet and evenin x contractors’ Se rvice a" By 8 r . ‘ n¥ CO... $18 tire ee O7 Pine st. Ma! n “4412 . For beatae a ewelers; must be sold gt once; delivery ut March 10th; pert of our present equipment net to be used In new store; beautiful well cases, department pert- tions, lighting fixtures and tron safes; will sell together or eingile eces. See Mr. Culbertson. second for, “os & Cul- _bertaon Jewelry Co.. Tih and St. Charlies. singer, 1008 Mar dever. Renton 2447W. (e) On CASES—Two &-foot, pate were ao Wwe 8% inches wide; one 6-foot, S N. th wt. $700: investiaate the new Harry unior with Efusermann patented icing evste onk frame. Armetrona cork tneuiation, al! Kes | Soret giass; cash or time; send for catalog ry i. ca Refrigerater and one — for ator ney's outfe. Cabany 47 e) ee cases, floor cases 10 N. 7th wt. ’ a —_ = GROCERY AND BUTCHER FIXT( Res — Countera, bine. shelving. butter betes... vo- righ« and sliding tou. leebozes comping scales. cash regieters. cigar ané candy ‘ae- es. electric coffee mills, neat coolers, freet- er cases, all sizes, We will save you money’ come an@ see ug. Globe Store and Office Fixpure Co.. 700 Frarkiin (#9) \HOTEL BANGE—Fine condition. 015 | ‘ BroaAwey ig | FCHBOX— Butcher “Yor sale or trade: ax10. p or Write Lead Works Grocery, —~i- ‘tinsville, Il t.) —_ _~ _ (ICE ¢ ‘REAM OUTF1T-—Complete. walter | new icelees sods fountain; will eel) for 9678 405 8 Broadway. re XEse—Two: lars. ~ about 6x8: one large restaurant utens!! hanger and bench. one large stnk for washing dishes, one 10-, h. p. upright boiler, as good as new; two electric motors, one water } / one elec- ’ sien for restaurant, r. Gimilin., 4908 Delmar bi. (c7) —— ee ee ee | LETTER PILES— Light oak: et bargain. Bensinger, 1009 Market - TUNG COUNTER—%20-foot. oxidized legs: NN will sell cheap 90% ; 8th a! LUNCH COUNTERS—Arools, dishes. “eotfee urns, steam tables. white Sani Unyx ‘a biesw and « peies, at Jowest prices Stern ra. ture Ce. °1 N. 7th et |MULT iGhAaP H—In first-class sone Olive 3947 1434 Syndicate Trust Bids | OFFICE FIXTUR@S—New desks, tables, chairs. at reduced prices. _ 810 N. 7th (c) | | PRIG e PIXT. i o— Fit, relltop end standing desks. steel Ales. office tat'us., rallings rertitions ser jonatl hoot: asses. etc: new and seconé-hiot: complete «uttite | at the lowest orices im ae Globe Store | an! (Are Fixtrres | ‘so Fi Wrankiin. (cf) | OF FIC ~ FPURNITU a Wellston, for | loctor or chirevracter: aet quick; leaving a Ree 8.) ia P ont - Trte at ic} ~ Office Furniture | Adame will sell Monday a leree stork of secondhand office furniture. roftiton desks. | fiat-too desks. tn oak an4d malatany: filling | cabinets in tetter and ileal ef - @haire tates and safes: al) in good condition and very low nr'cesr ar G. Adams Stamp & Sta. Co. N. #1 ‘ORPRICE PARTIT jON—140 feet: siightiy | waned ; and siore fixtures MA Heimann \ ("os LoO7y7 WwW RroeAway fer) —_ — eee OrFice rr eg i th RE PEPT., 412 TH #T Qj IF PIC RAIL [NGS—Deshs, roi! and “flat top 4 flies. card fi'es. trpewriters che r Dre wrectf re. aa fer 616 Morgan (eB?) OVE N— 20 lonf “eapacity Walton's Hak- ery. Overland {0 Se hs Se AES Revs f¢ J PATCHING MACHINE—Ginger 20-4. P. Mverson. @°74 Morgen st. ey ahah FERS REY riGER A Th 4 me: Heseman- counter: Chee ue x ‘7re" a (e) eee ERA TOR - Huseman, Bx? South- east cor Kin's bhiwhway and *. Ilan : REFRIGE?: -ATOR— $f “Met ray ‘oer slight'y used McCray Refrigerator Ce 11190 Locest Shs pe ae (Bt. REFTAUPA? “VIX T! RES—~And equi” re re! f i on te outfitters, Bensinge, TIT Market PEP oIGERATORS—Mosiiy an size, new and waed. at orices exceptionaily low Ben - singer O00 Market ; ee tae ; RP STAURPANT FIXTURE 4A--tomulets «m- fie consisting of covers, tallies, heirs stools s#team tables. coffee urar. \rebores, | ciger raers. caeh register ond arenes Hee ue before tuving else rt * shoe end (ytre Wiee «re "A 7 021 e . ”" Ad ROL! *kR DESK — 3106 Miawi. Bidnes 2400W A ROLL TOP DERK—An’ tyvewriler. cheep Pieton (Cnttee Ca an7 NW tirread way ' CALE Computing Toledo; like new; cheap Hensinger 1007 Marke’ a 2 Nae te sate at makes repilit or set cagh or terme: expert repairing. 1016 Pine +* (OP) “Al ta New 230ib Dayton computing Ox2%x1% counter gshowease: 2 large 4)» pley cases: strong 16-ft. counter Mrs Gertrude powetl, 258 NN. Geminary, C©o- } . " ite Ane a SODA vOUNTAIN—10 a ‘mahogany ; back tan 8 ne aAway a ae “nA KOUNTAIN._-5-faot chean Cash or rime Por 8.2R% aa -. Thera toh (ey | Meet rA vO NTAi* ’ PRIGEHATOR—O lane fiuse case cna " pentatena electric fene restaurant Al whe Asoly et drug sore : 1e9?. rer + anaé flirewota eh, Cot wT athe comes: 10 evruge: heau- tiful'y micrered tor: mertle -—~ mn ane 1° 4 counter ty; arbhle ton wtnk. $1) iA rouet meke poo “a0 Chictera ae S012 FOUNTAIN=—Ovvsx: 10 evruns hern tifylls mirrere4 cancor: merbie ter bese. 1° ¢+ marvle ton counter: Fink °" bar weir moog? «et! Rerenner “RAN fh ionewea Fost wTat yh «''Ppr ive Mlieteiy r --@e ge ret ¥ ‘Aare ed at - fr wAs merger? - eee terrain Ma'n 24°65. Call Manerer | Males The? fe SADA POPRFATRS€ ham Oto 12 tot owest urices We ateo heave tattes. cheirs et the fants rl'ear ant well eared Cas? veriatera wet! rmtrrere and heck’ here caeh eee, Morn Peters C6. Te) M, Ne fe eTrie rIxT' LAs. ~—A Ceee fan of ear- andl herd © be given aver free to any- one whe weete them Agooly Monday morn ine CQ tT np eth eet on fe | avtLre—?sS 8 to 14 feet tore. eutratie for &izplievine bot goods 614 ware os Ce | = tlt ad Pisr-res a” ae =e a : eare effice eo74¢ Arve estore fietoree wore. eee “141s Prone ee Comte’ S17 lo wk - “IMF “Cs KS [oternaet ions! wvrake. with | reve er QReor #7) w Reh ak ek >» 9 re Pak ° ~ ‘ " Gos ‘end cheice’ bieh- clese sina ryitrea = ‘* ae 1? feet oF 16.ft emetor ore? tatowette fiwuaer 4 48%17 ee Watts ‘?e sy a pr none - @ pgs 1 ¥ A Lt. 7® « - arweg fie C. ae : — —_ aang ‘ : Watt, «4888—4li nde tables, emies, * ° ed Wat, Csere—Tet io mirre, “¢ “Tr efere Sous tation ante Remington Tryeertter | oe Treanktte “aev dé ic... on -— = ye | a — Tous | nie with Swe @few flew cases te meteh tne tar ait inery ane O88 arn. BICY OLEs—™OT on croLes Wiantad MwerroOR ret 7s We —hh eh oF taken oe eee Are Van'teh « 143% fan : - = Vg “Prer r wea wey ten he vA tomr- nw Cow Mactaw a4 witewer Aat nf Areens! — Far Rate ee TAP Vert etl Aves S840 _Pene tm ©. m&oy ieketidinda A : a a a ae eae) eines ay 90073 te ‘ rie o-w eae4 were tle. men ot “heer TOT Matern! fee ; pwr baie and boxe’. 816 te O14. sw N Wer eeart ma SS ee if p= , “ peat chair, i : oa armiess « = 2 3 | ! t makes; new end pve typewriter Gemme .. ccc eennne BoTOK Tih more ariey- i. a ernatt counters, | | MOTORC Oy. *— (c A aid SIDE "CAR —Narley Du videos; cheap. {nase moto ere Hichway ‘wele Co. __ BOATS AND Ane rota Coie. - tors: beats. Rar gy _ 1620 fERWIN « Semen oan fully senees, oes: ric 0. Forest east. Post of Krause «t., CRU bo age 0-4 ct s | excinee— Se h. 2. Lappert. HOUSEBOAT he ag on: ™m - “ii"tern 9 ‘Stee he - MARINE AND #0 te | MOTOR BOAT—-a2 feet lone hear. ¢. evilnder Carke Mg Mi Tt Ts in rude Bul \t-ia (BLK, r til'ine device, Maxtm trolling attachment, Row PATE Ln reoee. MUSICAL folia agate. 260 ti TAs play. Shc daily. degley’ anny. athe. eeseal ie netrection. Ket better anc better eorvetory _greduate INe@TRI CTION——DLrummina | ae er effect met hod: Fastion. Cabany 7728x ee 9 Jersone ‘Aces t Vv! ria “we — lmpros Satna Cea pet a thee. rercitaie; aipiomas =I ; so ‘ PArTiMe viene ; terns TENOR BANJO ieuaht: erace UKCLEL f instruct fen £34 $71 ‘Unbaale Pere y v4 e f— Mareners mo hed rembene, flute Ba ae RAGTIME AND DANCE phen canted ania snandaiin. goiter oe < | mney eae ae ee fite-* Oe eh tee 9 Verrnin. z ) fem racers _“ lot o on <r [ana w 1h —" a ee Baie! J ker eae % = 3 a : . in ee BS AS. - ree: Ae sind

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| 1 SU? a a eT. LOUIS ae 350 MUSIC AL INS TRUMEN TS, Horses and Vehicles, Store Fixtures, Typewriters and Misc ellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ad s Today. __ MARCH 14 39 a SUNDAY. a SSS S—SSSSSSSSSSSSSSNLLe CAM me 2008S FOR RENT—West ._ fA ROOMS FOR RENT. a ___. MARCH 11, 192 POST-DISPATCH. Re roe tig a s- — ——— i a | . R sie . OOmMS FOR RENT—Nortn ROOMS FOR R —So Tees "i : MUSICAL MUSICAY >] | eel eS eee ae 3530-—Furnished front room. $3.50. | McREB, 4020A—Lady; all coaveniences: pri; ) belal Bl. 680 Tied ggupie. room | Mere om; also’ ha ee a _ FOR FOR RENT urnish ed “room in £b At Lo5o0— Fur n e t : vate hemne: breakfast eptional. Afte 11} and tchen: _to marrie a private tamlind ¥ a -* tose Tay 7 x = ny. one has ployed; excellent meals: reasonable EL E \ . *\r T He 3a2 4 x ae ished room (or housekeeping rooms, gas,' electric a and bath rouse keeping; steam ea res | TOZSI motivo Sper ; cely furr id. nt » privese me. ta mt ¥ 4894 Pak “ eK ee y. “a bans . 3. * j ae Ww AG (jr EE "} Le. . h. isa} iarde froune BAROPHONE Pi. RYERa Wit tere a el cheap. oe ROO W iis : “* — _. = 18 to 20 years, for theatrical work in| s7ayvEn ia ' ah . ’ aA. ‘ Sy > . ’ mat » OV ec je}l a . : ; a = ' ’ sing aga TF ema ; must b bar | PLAYER-FIANO - me ee . , + is WINERVIE= a oe Lind 7310 | URRERT, 1408—Neatly furnished room; al) ly furnished: no children DELMAR BL.. 4063—Large housekeeping | ™O0," “AND. #32 : | for wo gentle: a . . ; . " ' a R VY al 215—] houUDIe and Sillg.e ree mm, ; eo ven ie! « on = - NICHOLSON PI. 17 = 36. ye rooms on third room; gas range; $5: phone; electricity; ont _ Sk DOP 4. adjoining |} hath, vr i x recor n, bd at o & ’ ° iv} en. _private “ bath. MARYLAND. 4366—2 tedrc e . Ww ASHINGTON BL.. 4280—Teao roe Renee | bench m ts wn , LAR! idow with = fur- os vith board: seeeeiilinin “deeaemianianainion Bas pings. siovin | A! 4 . r fo ehar e. 70x ons . iG l ern conveniences private BP (HI AN Bi Sa nr S rurnis sh ed r _ro oms, eerie floor: housekeeping; . as. electric; reason- rae. , __ Instruments For Sale VLA em-! . ao% : ' ’ wane we | OF IVE. E. 42 caine. cme 8 : ~— | Kb \ Ni. RLY. #9802—Furrished room with] able. . DELMAR BL., 5040—suite housekeeping ette: housekeeping: 2 or § elegant Kitchen: phone; private ACORDION—iImpomed hand made: fine ee ee a ; eset ‘ AN mug Man Wante| — te me pi 30.50" ber “week gin rs titeren nrivileger: adults: $6. OHIO, 1800—2 connecting housekeeping rooms; running water; porch; adults only; MAKYLAND, 45060—Furnished fre — WASHINGTON BL... 3937— ' oe r . : amma | ‘KY, 361: 3— Nicely furnished front room; | OREGON, 1919—Twe connecting light large room; complete for housekeeping: owner's private home: hi ., ¥ private famify: all conveniences ed ae ae nae :” : . * “~ Trivate rom re¢.ia? the panho o ise vw Li " 2 it , QO IVE » > {.i fror ' . ' LIVE 13A—R an ra for —S enienc b] 4247 ¢_Mt. inv is. Linge: 2094. ‘evi ase ae a Bae , | Ing es nN: g iad “tite Geom asc” woard for ¥ — be: ‘ght: private family; reasonadie. housekeeping rooms: furnace beat: ori: modern conveniences. ebie. cs 4 WASHING TON BL.. 4745 A—Large ~~ 5 PoE. 2 Ears : seamen vain ham leat? Sameies h A igo a, fur MADISON. 9942—-Two ee a fient house- | vate family DELMAR BL., 3017—l1st floor connecting | MARYLAND. £361 A—Second 1 ae . with kitchen privileges: _38 week = $6.50. OREGON, 1924—-Two furnished front rooms rooms, for light housekeeping; all con- oa room: One or two {\ bSTMINSTER, 4252— Two front : i, : Pres ‘ Seri. — Tenty. ; | a ER . ns “% gg Re | P sG6 Bt ; ir ~ _w ard ss Call L r. Ry Tea to gentlemen. 3 car lines: private familv. __| DELMAR BL., 3817A—Neatly furnisned | MARYLAND, 4°56—Large, furnieeee | ‘WASHINGTON BI 4753A—sma ee RM memati . mateeneai ; -. 3 bn ven! I.., 3951—Front reom, with board; | ~ _— - —-——----| pp 2340 — lee —— , eping and sjeepi rooms. I'hone, ~ apartment. he 6 ’ 5 , ; mMoce tl, 2 r aT) SR W eekly - , riy ate. Mi mN Tits Ee HOR in ie room fo: y one person, f oe goa 8 ama cil ar vendenatie. 7 ' ‘ = (7) _wes . —— « ’ * > x, } Then oom 7. 0 week; —_ es e! —_ wi . OR E ---™ 5S . Fr? > * e g s ‘ - > g 4 7» . , $ = so Be lady pret ferred; elec tric _ ans J water "year mone —~ . > ——— | DARK. 3553 all conven- DELMAR BL... 11A—One-room efficiency. aay ior 98 LARGE u WW ASHINGTC IN RIL. 721—Frent imp) ; ior " COUPLE bot te a terme Pe 3S: « - eaet Grand conveniences: private ‘family. — yey ae ane MO 5 co { . easo b} 7 , Del Ebb. Br ‘ ~ > es t atin : ; we = onven ences; r na 6. ‘Ttrae + MIS SC RY, Bo= ~Housek eeping room, ne . MARYLAND. 4328 Pond ad 3 WASHINGTON Bl. 47280— Lovely } : ~- — Re LEON TE NI BES ee eee oe . bo cl SAIN NS ay ws ogee CORNET— In. : ud! ne ‘(ae rtd : " a i. re " . aie { “ee fea -’ Patiy furl sn ad room Sleepin and ee: , , lished re : x rooms. 57 i i, j Vv rre fe erred: reas mable: MU I, lL, A NX }P He 2 3° > je « 3 “root ns. thir a “floor: : ienc ea: &: 3 50 Ww eek: ca ul _Sunday morning. splendidly furnished . low rent: references FRON R : CONVENIE an 4 housekeeping ME, steam heat cheap. Sunda no. .iin a ant . ; reaso! le; | ' _** : VJ : > ’ ris , ' ‘3 ‘ Ty? 1\ ri s 71 ' a” ic { \ er, ri‘ d »0on litian. a - ‘4 7 ’ : Pee Se eat ——— = and aret eee PENNSYLVANiA, 2812—Nice front room]}_ necessary: oven for inspection. DIA MONT AND CITY LIMITS ¢ y con venience. — ree ployed, taste ‘i er, i a a 2 CS EG, FP —_ “ m ns S—2 light WASHINGTON BI.. 4113—Conneoth PIDDLE—PFull size bass fidlie. 3449 12) : for $25 ’ - _ Boal week — each; | R IDGE, - 5846A—Laree front re f NEW STEAD. 4153A N.—Front room. neat- ee -_ os means ploved peonle: private _southern exposure. ing room and kitchen; piano, 7 — . tieneral Motors. | =: private family: board reasongble | y_furnished, for one or two. ~ ~ Rana id ee ~——- | DELMAR BL., 3962—Sleeping room; gentle- MINERVA, 5066 Besona floor wes hi.. 3702— ce RI TEE ; o , i NGTON «. STO2—Nicely £ MAR DOLIN—; t» “>° tj ie *« . , 4 ’ - ; ee s e~— . 4 ‘ Ww ASTI —e ee ; — te Sn to new $45 ? uforts: fn pri family. Mrs. Horneve well furnished: reasonable. tlemen only: South Sife. Grand 5618 home. $ fences; private family: 3 car imea. Uy HESTRA— Wine arrange: sant fo a mere it gu -_ tern | . é ROOM ANID BOA RD——1» uble room per may NORTH MARKET. ; a | ea “~ - ae Oe -™ ” | nn Se I ispa ich. = = : = - neh pe at th. , a . ai iitabie for gemtieman: private he ; ) . ie pe: lh aay Pt a 2g 1 Pn ang E | furnished room;| ROOM AND POARD—De inhtt t third floor) NORTH MARKET, 5862—Two gentlemen; | ROOMS—F urnishéd, o, to small Protestant | DELMAR BL. 405 32— Warm, clean, nicely | NEWSTEAD. a.—Nicete emploved; also single: private home: con- ; on : aan PESTALOZZI, 3147—One room and break- I . SRR ; | convenience: reasonable. ing: southern exposure; modern. =) =) S reasonable. Lindell | 149. DRU MS— New. complete perit: nea i AL ER_PiA Nt‘ : , — ge ‘ } b! | : tei ® s ‘ > . . , . 2 . . ~ 7 y ; 4 nT + me ‘he V: a+ ‘} *? mo rr > ; ' yeni: _ private Sambily. aw en ok OW rooms: all conveniences: reagonabls: em- rooms; Gas range, ate’. on con) ~~ oom for 1 or 7é ie a A 4 _nols av. Call Sunda: : Ant. 313 | | | 2 pee _ everything convenient. “ " “ : = : . tio or ° RI 7 MI BI 4H0— Room and board privs 4 | N] NI] Ler ke 5 NT H. “$300 N — Large front room; ry | iM—F urnished Or un fur nished, for en- men or couple employ : owner’ s modern tractlve front room, wgoders we? ay Che H220 1. inette - ne sieeping room gentlemen or | °2833—Noom for light R 4) MS—Three. unfurnished: heat. lizht and DFLMAR Bl... 3749 Large, nicely fur- Ps. fire: engagement peroy iin& Kt yh ; . ~ OAL West. Cahanv S616. (*) Private ~ + . . Fs pees Be , Nomad Grom 7 “) i « $3 , > tb . t ' : bad ; . ; : 4 eo? emer r couoile fron? wr) refined ceun! a Private famliy: ail conveniences; reason- | R x Y aR4. ‘Pe st- Dis spat h. ; 1S uF ‘ ar : or . ’ ~ lay = ra . . i ; oO , c . _- oT « . Sse n plete. St: as oo > a. ee ae . none ancl ge . nite i) pioved exce'ient ftanhie, — -F ott, 2} AHie, Soar ae fae ue sabes Ss a . sleeping. housekeeping, each $5 to $6. 50: NEW STEAD. 140 N'.—— Fp: mea 4 he d re m. housekee in - SE "290" I bean mh pg ‘ ‘Or » e A 2 3° yu ‘ = ; a. : r ‘ 2. ir : ' | ; = ~ ¥ ‘ely fur- Roe 1M A XN 1) BOA RD—FEx. ellent. meals = / ‘ENROSBH. O} ] A—Bed) like new; ; age | | Ro MS—Tw > nHeY wiy h fu Foe ag Eousekeeving | 3 respectable adults. Me bath, phone; a! 708 ha!! a ; ged k ‘ : ter: - hod rout conv tama Ss: ru . : ~ : 5> . . , rr) ; ~ ton Park: Sunday | Ny) ns Water . Pn AE ray lox ation. 4 rest | BLY le: “ il} take $6 si Fin Grand “‘4506R neiz bor ood ’ mont D ELMAR BL... 51 90. A very desirable ily. * > 4 ‘A ASH NG ; TON Bi. , 4160--tar - i AOUOR, | large, clean South front room; let floor; | OLIVE. 4220A—Neally furnished a ee fieor, southern-exposed room Ww th » BR fiat ‘upright York, $85, | $609. po Ba gg n 148” | —— 7 a drum gut ite at 5 sa aphon on gang A . ; TH k. ey . . Sis a ael ° - - — = . — a sepseniali en ee ™ ' trp BUD j900—) Fal on "ark istrict: ROOM R ; Te » gt Vi 32 1 Roem a i in rivate ‘ hn : ed: ; convenien . «a —Refined lady witli rent large, — desir- hes ‘ haem . ; ~* - RU DOLPH WI "RLITZER « 0 1006 cy) . i bes priva | oN AND BOA RD—F eontatued room - ro | hers p BE mg ad: all conveniences: couple | able room; kitchen privileges optional; or reasonable. option; all conveniences; ing room: nice auiet: all con ene baths gentiemen | 3804. emen. ideal in everv way. tI SOO s: twin beds: & windows: batl rhare. comfortable flat; reasonable. Box OLIVE, 4312—Neatly furnished . 3 WASHINGTON EL., oe A (3) anes Sen ee Se ows; ath; | B-337, Post-Dispatch. _ {| EASTON, 5834A—Furnished front room; able for 3 or 4. Betis nt or en suite; private familys m h O ; tlemen preferred VIOIAN—Old handmade: bargain. Cali a RENT an other roomers. Cabany 1406 que a Seay ees “ewe: han w Grtwnt: ROOM—Share exceptionally well furnished! steam heat. OLIVE. 1818 seconds fl room: a © n_ pre VIOL “waar " a ony t later ROOM—Front: for two: hall colt O61 4 6-room flat: clean. comfortable; no ob-| EASTON, 5897A—Neatly furnished room; phone and laundry 7.80, [Soe 86 ASHINGTON Bl... \... 4060—Bilepantha —— INS—Fine Steiner. $12. with THE BAL DWwEx PIANO CO.. 1111 Of with sma RIT feren family; Fairgrounds district. Colfax ~ (i jecti lon small child: in widow's home. Grand steam heat. OLIVE, 4234A oa room: all em nished second floor south reom; t los. S12 =P: drums, $5. Saxophone. : , OWT > “4 = . = = d F : j iT i ; . . x A cf room: ‘and i at M—K| ag . hi ghw A y dan ly front room, —. a ee a. den a ane eaerw _ 61s 9 RR. EASTON, 4556A—2 adjoining front rooms, veniences. Lindell senna $4 awrnera hame t ea in private home. for two gent lemen, or} ST. FERDINAND, 4657 A—Front f room with RU SSELL, 2646— Neatly furnished rooms. (1) furnished; modern. OLIVE, 4223A—Sma!l sleep “pr 4? WASHINGTON BL, 4963—La banjos. $5. J. Placht & Bro. 613 Pine 25 GOOD U SED U n= ANOS sac we cengy eee «Emtec tae A Me was rifice prices; mahogan ak nd ‘1 mut at hh gn F9.- es SU SESESE 455 rict.y orivate _coupie; e xcellent _mea! ) _ Forest 437 or without use of kiten Peheeecteenetoentonn payee —eaemane ‘ : _ RUSSELL, 3020—Large furnished 3d fioor EASTON, 4362A—Room, kitchen, complete, gentleman: modern apartment. em fs front of twin beds; two eingie room viten mandolin, banjo, guitar. Instruc cases, among these you will : vera ROOM AND BOARI a T. LOUTS, 2829 f i nal dh on a your home * Swiss rofessor . . mon dew ye = ai] , i Sag ——— “ r - a . mete ane re ’ ) 4) 2 —For two gentlemen in | Ss cy ” oll urnia ausek-= oping; , yah ane Thamntch. P ws L pews spnhes. ot h ene Lae | OS 6207—Fur hed oon with eat oe nent; private Rentien west.| Aas, electric, sink, laundry, Ree eas oe aa housekeeping; reasonable to reliable may w= ag (Apt. fe) Loree, with als Sane ol Ty VIOLIN [= Cire Gaeedalin enitan { Wheelock Kieckamp, Poole and a number| = pant neue eeping and sleeping; ly illustrated catalogue 128 of saxo phones: | P! "ER-PIANO: Many high-grade imeke avaas” : : ae AP ey delightful single rooms: meals optional, able rent; all conveniences. __housekeeping: all conveniences ENRIGHT, 5824—Two large, bright rooms, veniences; lady or gentleman. a Bn ota mon one and aged known musica! | , from which lection. We i 15st “ Ma. at. hh vate with bath; Cabany 5067R. _ a a SUiLIvaN 20% 2—Room for young man,| RUTGER 1826—Neatly furnished rooms for well furnished; sink, range, hot water. | PAGK RBI. °B27—Nice light keeping WASHINGTON Bl... 4726—Front WURLITSER mer 008 ligt Se. po Agel ——— re OON m yy’ $116 lloo Os : home: reasonab! ox Y¥-37: Por at. s_| ROOMS—In strictly private family; two] pred UE ny Belt Line car: references. |__light housekeeping; private family... | ENRIGHT, 5245—Nice, large sleeping room; room for 2, ae . sent loneay. 55 single, $6.60 ; (o@9) | The house that « ae ‘a . Pr AND BOA KI — oe menfor couple; board if Aesired; steam Tyler ANRRM RUTGER, 2601—Nicely furnished room; two all modern conveniences. PAGE BL., 4048 (Apt. D)—3 he ine 4 dtl 1 = — | a ee de yet eee Lind hie o7Taw uous hot water; West End. | _gentlemen: private family. ENRIGHT, 4576—Housekeeping or sleeping rooms; stegm; no children, sae WASHINGTON BL. 4945 —Beaut! 2 D emutmniancie SE ee aa - 4 SS oS Ande o ? > liad > ‘ : ‘ AK —Upri t iano ood on Jlitior ~~ Ps $$$ ___- ~ : Vv INCE NT, 2905A—Nidely # furnished __ room; continuous hot water. | PAGD BL... 5840A—Two ble : nished reem: st tabi for two; Pianos and Organs For Sale ¥A3601 ocho ra oer on mae! ~ Ae | VERNON. 5206—Bec ond-floor front: exeel- Northwest rooms; all conveniences. ENRIGHT. 5030—-Rooms sinaio en for housekeeping. Lindell R01 ath, electric: couple. Forest 358. PAGE BL. tree ; ‘. - room: Jarge, well ventilated; plano, mahogany case, splendid tone and foot power player-piano: special $1000 | two: Bell phone beard: private Jewish. family. Delmar | ARLINGTON 4567—Large front room: 6N4°OW. LNRIGHT, 5200A—Nicely furnished *ront wes kitchen cotethonnnis tl mat = ae heat references. RWS Fe action: Standard make, bench and 25 rolis| model, slightly used. but guaranteed like| BOTANICAL. 4141——Neat ‘Uy furnishe 3 room| - 3909 X aa Mae NEAT aa burga'ew; for couple; kitchen orivileges. HENANDOAH. 4129—Lea ttt + Sremt seem room; steam heat; apartment: gentlemen ges os we VASHINGTON BL 116.54 —Beau ~ of music. all be 8 only $265; terms, $10; a new one; a beautifully made case; excep- in private ‘family ; homelike surroundings: | © ASHINGTON BL.. 4213-—Large front | ¢ CORA. _1518—Housekeeving rooms: children | ~ for rerntleman desiring home: “private famt~ | ete (2)| PAGE BL.. 5200A—2 or 3 clean, o #) nished front room, 1 2 mentl THE RUDO! LPH WC RLITZER Co.. or by electric: this.’ so mg re whit give _board ontiona rand 6458J __room tor ~« gentiemen: home cooking. | flv. Grand 3693R. nes. t ee in pri- _int_front room. housekeeping, st iW ee would appreciate exclustve place in ” . ic a, : ns eT will giv 807 eT. 2 rs | W engin ipa fab IN BL 3712—-Ro m: ood ate ees N° "k. >: - 39 N " a vate home; employed people only: refer- : : . home 1¢ 1 A J rot room; ) £ Cc LIA 53 Icely fur- SHEN. ANDOAH, 4051A—Room for one or ence. PAGE BL., 4109—Newly furnished ». Vs \SHINGTON Bl nt. joua — . Waren 006 Olive at. ‘(cB2) yon tnany years of good service: to move | CALI ‘ORNIA, ” = gentlemen; $7 a0. hoard: 1 er 2 rentia ‘amon: separate “beds.(5) | nished rooms or light housekeeping; two gentlemen; rivate famil large closet. | — . on ~ D y; ENRIGHT. 6101—Lar keeping rooms: sink; all con Sy thfrd floor: eteam heat. running het HIARDMAN PLAYER— | quickly we have reduced the price to $485; | Doar: gentle 3 wieeaden PIANO COMPANY, only $595" oo ager y peanc, for for 2 gentlemen; $7 per week. WASHINGTON BL., 4452—Nicely fu rnished | ROOMS—Two or three furrf (shed, “Sonventent: | UTAH, 3914—Two large rooms, bath and | EUCLID, 417A N.—Nicely furnished, steam- —, IEW PL. 4931—Two | te ree, newly furnished front reom 11]1 Olive pst. (89) we can sel] at this ot anene thal GEYER. 2923—Desirable room for 2 em-{| .T0om and small room; also garage: excel-| private; referencer; adults, Cabany furnace. Call between 10 and 2. __ heated rooms; Olive and Taylor cars. ront rooms; modern; Laciede-T re Kit . sink, gas range. opportunity for caat we bere is a ho ogy a+ ployed: private family: good A for 5 om: fe. oo) a aeet m > RO30M; Hodiamont car. - VISTA. 3417—Front double room. nicely| EUCLID. 1230A N.—Furnished or unfur- PERSHING. 6744—Cheerful room; aa heth: prlyate. be pleased with the piano; we urge that! three caf lines; applicarts must be refined | WASHINGTON BL.. 4049—First-ciagss | ST. F K RDINAND, 4657 A—Front room with; ___ furnished: modern conveniences. __hished rooms; private family; adults, _ beds: home of two adults, Cabany ei \ ASHINGTON B., 42961-—Two 1} i congenial, | board, first floor front Tooms, 2 or 3 peo- F- , lt VISTA. 3317A—Nicely furnished southern-| EUCLID, 312A N.—Steam heat; girl em-| PERSHING. 5816—Neatly furnished ee furnished reoma, one front, one ma te | __ ployed: kitchen privileges: Maryland carn. room: private family: all conveniences? a hath: gentlemen looking for qgulet Upriznt pial am. 7 day morn! ne. 28 8 1 Sth st. | J HE RUDOLPH ‘ss { SXa. ‘ ke tt VV o ; —_ . ee 1006 Oli. ROOMS—Two_ refined young ladies to share | “4 | f VIOLIN—Ol4d, with bow. case and : sc stand. $40." 5439 Reber p! | UPRIGHT PIANOS—For rect. monty Tani oe , gs ey nicely furnished part of flat_or couple : . lied papain sath ae oung man; board! with Privilege of kitchen. Box Y-76. P.-D ——— = i ’ i ; . ee een ee wae CREE, A er Oe Om een et ee ee eae ti ~—- RE ee ae ait ete —— — — a + —s I 2 REE i et — * . . ° a ‘ - > - En AR a IPR salen PN ON Ve Os ee NRE ORTH aa a RR TES mene: oS TRE NEA on AT MY I AR ERO KE. ve AIRE ei EERE AN Ne AE RAI RE RE IR OR OS ES TE I I AS ARNE MAAN Rich SL TEN eR RR = Ie a iA MRI Ie 3 ON Or NE eG EROS AE TE I, ee ~~ —e 4 “ ’ —_ _ oe NS _ - » — any he > - ate - - on _ wee : - - " “ SPRL Ghee eR th ‘ a. b. aae ee o Sand wl al ae P van a“ Aeapale—ola ‘ aging oot - septal we inrge | _Dle., separate or double beda: reasonable. exposed room: all conveniences: close e 2 gent) on ve at. (cB9) oo r room; four windows; every conven-| WASHINGTON BL.. 4367—Lovel vy, quiet! 1 LOV is. 46 102 of , car line: couple employed or two gentle. | ; of 4 entiemen. Se sired For appointment see room — dP) Sk My OS, “ Rey - four ndo - ey : ; N : i ST, —" urnished housekeep! : . ae EUCL ID, 306A N.—L a] oe - PIANO—Un i@ht. Shumacher 3532 Paris. tc) a Drassig elite “100 anne oe ; twin beds if desired; also one a#ma:)- home. moos sare: all conveniences; gentie- | rooms: adu! ae sink; $7.50. 2 ast sad housekeeping walte; suitable tor diner RAYMOND, §158—South room and re. nerning. Lindel 487. Garage, ME ; WHITTEMORE PL... 2342—One large fur- Forest. 1229 ette, with sink 2s WATERMAN, hdateolinnetn wita PIANO—Mahoxany- Cheap. 1404 Biicte JOG Olive st. (c6§2) r: home napece Fourth, Tower Grove | men or coi : (1) | THE ODOBIA, nished Leuauhesption room, second floor; | EUCLID, 1323A—-Nicely furnished room in RAYMOND, 5186—Nicely furniah PARE bath: mentieman : orivate .Carany 7 PIANO— Uriah: ht: $05. M102 Nebraska = (CRANK STELL, BEST PL ACE | 204 Commies sem... bee. Conese. WESTMINSTER Pi, 978—Room —and| "ine 3 duit PTANO—Cash or terma. 2002 Ri To buy. No interest charged: 10 pet. off fur | (AX: 715A $—F or one or two gentle- hoard for 2 vonng men: all conveniences. | rates Bn | private family; reasonable. Phone Cabany for_gentieman; also parka: ee WATERMAN, 5220--Newly tural Fe rien bareatn, 9025 ee ioe oaen. van interest and discount, saves you men, in clean, j_eenererunaep home; good | WE ESTMINSTER PL., 3815 — Room = | THEODOSIA, 5899—Housekeeping room for | WwW - pote ng 4540A—Nico 7 ag sige maces & 5163M. _—_—~- BAS OS: 6019-—Will rent room . rg sired reat, Saee e iin . 5 e etraska. sO0 to 100 Stell | ° x —_ hy Ki - TeASBONA e Oar couple; water in room, southerr coup * > _ 3 ma nh car nes vrivate Tamiiv, ee oe = inn eS - h in my beautifu! home, to : = a adn oe a ion ortenen at: teak ook le, near Wellston !oop: no children: — —- | EUCLID, 10A_ &.—Will share nicely fur man with eilt-edged referenced Fi WATERMAN 5204—Nice, meat steal h ed room with kitchen privileges, “ ++ =o hiitieneimenenatanatemec eee ek a ie are be eS i- + ao - ndell Av? Sige rs any uprigh with stool. | Petter: $650 to $750. 1418-20-22 N.’ 16th. IDAHO, | 5020—Fron room; with private | expos a. Lange 2 a , pe modern’ conveniences; private entrance:| WICHITA. 4550—North room. kitchenette: rished flat with couple; steam heat; eve- (23 ‘ jirht housekeeping : conveniences: private; nings. (100) | RIDGE, 5021—Large, light ~ 2H") chen. Penrose at, a 7) . _ be vard if desired Ww Fi x" r MINSTER P L 424° —Nic e] y ~~ fure | laundr. Vv ice . , hear. =f t} ‘ j 145 1J I BRIE netntaetinh RAT sone amilv. Grane i EVANS, 3615—2 unfurnished rooms: gas room; free phone. are a | ——s , ga ; pes WELLS. 6337—2 unfurnished r Soy 4379. n Ww YOMNG. . 30x —Ré sonable references and bath J : ul i h : south; clean; ~~ r . i ‘ rotlhag ; o 1 and yar se ae? new; ; price $200. 3501 U niversity. Uv PRic HTS. guitab) ef two emploved: excel lent boar 1. $200 } | or ( “4 Mg ee Pm saseaatiala tit dciiaiiatitiniealasial or ‘ pentiemen: Bell phone AN tm Vose upright. maho any irs - a ST yy! > j C=. Tu os TE x Wor -¢ -Dis TANO— Mahogany Olive. very reasonable: _ class condi ition . &—Furnished roous: TINNEY 38667 = ROOM—Lovely room, in owner's ot ’ hd 2 — 7 | FINNEY, 38667—Connecting bousskecpina y ner’ [en 7 ae WEETMINSTER PI... 5800-281 aa music and bench .. $345.60 or without breakfast. ins. 4210 Za ato music a | — ry “ nd bench 345.00 | M x iNOLI A. ~ 35 936 A—-FOOM and’ board for exposure L ine jell AT7TRM ANG fables - Pright, itnitnniiliaantne | Jacob Doll maho r . ce ge rit lemen - re: asonable Gran ] “se 3 33° J > = : es’ Ce ARI KA NSA; 3 37 Is Bedr SaTuINGTE rola music: 2715 Olive us. ond 35 Loh Rigen PARK 04, A ie gee oe .| ARSENAL, 2634—Front room for light rage: all conveniences: private. Rentor\ ~UOUNTAIN, 4960—-One large front room — WESTMINSTER PL., 44xx— aicaninmes 4 ad ESS SY T PAR ‘. 35 A—Root n and board: private PINE BL., oT82——Room and hoard: hou sekeeping. 1233R. _ With plano; in private home; suitable for) ROOM—Large wel! appointed, |m ea mahogany: tw beda: NO—Uprieht: cheap. 9914 Juniata. | alking Machines For Sale fami'v: two gentiemen. Grand 1248M. teal business locatio Lindell 1056W.(7) BEN y Bie 2 r | anl chenme reek Eee eee eis) Sone ey a - “* hente ; = rge LANO— Uprieh a ing F . | F a ram | business: 3 alt fhe | BE \’ [ON PL., 5—Neatly f: irnished front OAKLAND, 65 204— F urnished room facing and whone: remt very reasonable @) ° r rs. =, : aed ms abl PIANO— ic)! BRUNSWICK—Latest. model ; % months old: | ROOM AND BOARD—Two ladies employed; | WEST PINE BL. “430° —_New home open;|__Teom. kitchenette. also sleeping room. | _Forest_Park. 1 or 2 gentlemen. FURN EI 2 “heat, P Dae ey = Ay wt. C x x5 Dla NE i vais r Beewtfa ae | ; UNSWI aateRt model » hamAleer seaniania. Geek 115100 o Sire Seothe:, seivate aaa: samatel eS SR Wiee a oo gggeg aes | | hoOMU-Private 7 family: good car service: alee ge - ED gta, St ne heat, a private family: 5800 west. Cabany 1 EE en Of owe % gentiemen; ta ho mr ari cena ne ERUNSW [cK —Geggine iaree sian: ers ROOM AND BOAR D—For 2 gentlemen | tel ha ted a ape. eee home, cozy hall _room; mother, daughter. | will serve breakfass. Box B-41, P.-D. | a nee: te ee 13 : renga ey 4 come ae 3589 ‘4 ea or bea ANO—S and 2:30. nd: ¢ ony Call be- | ————. ke new: 330. 1527 8. Br midway R1i7aw B m, pri amily. srand | WEST | INE BL, 3833—Southern room: BOTANIC AL, 3969—Furn Lished room: two! Ww ; = ng rooms for rent. Forest 3383R. a ae WEST PINE BL.: 4113A— Pershing, 302. ' DICK ay OL DING MAC HINE —No,. *%: H173W es private bath; first-class board. Lindel! centle men or couple e | 1 Cate “iy est | , Y i nen “private “hammer, call conven: OTE a RB Rw ty : - pyre 3 —> Saher ESOT Os gentleman; private home; all _ conven- ment: no other roomers. Be, bation | front room; strictly aa ae a fire -—— [ANO—Uprieht fon ; ; 3656—Large front room| 1163 TAN —aemenlionied | . ~ mahorany. $40. hone class condition; cheap. Phone Ofive e 7168. SHE NANDOAH, 36: 6—Large front room ate CE, EE ST. MLESEMMMEA 3668 A—Large southern «¢x-|AUBERT. 724—L ight housekeeping rooms. fences: cars handy. Forest ‘1599 ROOM Neatly f ished. kltchenett ——- a me — ———— = vl ( yea ae poe urnis chenette, hovse- ES; PINE BL. 3759—Nice, tae Grand G@&861R. 34 ILA Dunnica (cy for 2 gentlemen: board WEST PINE BI 4158 7 , “toy yee ——~ fal I a tin wey SEs Bis., — First floor west: posed room: home, mothe r é d daughter; |. T 5° TANO—Electric, cheap, W. M. ¢ | PHONOGRAPil—Edison; Al con ition: 2 "3i— Re , room and board: newly furnished room;| breakfast optio Grenada ee ;| ALBERT, 759—Furnished rooms and board,; GOODFELLOW, 1452A—Large | ail room keenine. heat. lieht and fu ecg on MIR C's .. ibson, records 3427 Oregon av. m 29 | WAVE a Ry ey ~~ ae autstu} ferntahed , two business or employed gentlemen; pri- BROADW \Y. E co 2, G it * 20 TOS. m C36) $7 = eek; also sleeping rooms. __for two, wit! h or without board. ROOM—Comfortably anes en oe: os water: eversihing fam ~ KNOL pright, mahogany. good condition: | P HONOGRAPH-—Edison, cviinder $231 vate family ae, as wre ee 33 S.—Front roon for twe | AUBERT, 741—Neatly furnished room; pri- | GOODFELLOW, 1231—Room in private : 6500 west. Delmar line. ae WEST PINE ~"FhH1—2 aes cheap. Call 3611 peneanle ;___ records; good condition: $25 49° alm. | WAV E RL a ee 758—Front room_ wy ith WINDSOR PL 39—TUnfurnisied *'nele aa TFGRS as “173 block of 3 car lines. | _vate family. Forest 2821W - family for person ¢ emploved. OAT. L? ) elt. p>, at th aes i = ¥ ge army TR mahogany beautiful ton. | PHONOGRAP H—Hrunswick. s!ighi —s ta - all modern conveniences. Sidney | or double ro yms; "private baths ard boerd "kitchen en 720—-Large a: front room; AUBERT, 1145A—Single front room in| HAMILTON, 623—5d-floor front room, new- OOM—Business gentleman: in private Weel ~ ‘icity, phone: private home. perfect condition. § $5 ane aos. | ) $125. with 14 records: ies tS eS RES Sa (RAREST as ee —‘*)| ployed: private. Ss esired; people em- private family. Forest 196387. _jy furnished: private family, End home: hot-water heat: modem ¢Gfe — EST PINE BL. $340—Ideal ANO—U pright oak: good condition; poceesed ano | or ue | | GAROLINE 9997 — | AUBERT, 737—Nicely furnished bedroom | HAMILTON. 930A—Housekeeping rooma:i | —woniencer: S000 west. Cabany = to Hie a %, cot igehics® owners hene; reasonable 4344 Gan nett. PHONOGR. AP H- = Beautiful mahogany cali Southwest ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY | "Talon “garoge. .(——F ‘urnis shed front room; and kitchen; every convenience. Forest or 2 people: steam heat. Cabany 363TW. ROOM—In University City home, for Re : ‘ eal ac ie ery good condition. a “Frenc ch ear new; $28." Knight's, 110 N. Tas | LINDENWOOD PI... 7°90 aie estan | re ee pe eo gmep ae wr CASTLEMAN. 4200-29 > | _wowsd —— HAMILTON, ~~ 1119—Housekeeping rooms: sen Cone eo gentieman; aes! ‘INDSOR PL... 40a —Neat! upright $: 77) “SORT M: nerva. ' | lor-av a: 3 (eo) sy sere gaye he + ey Se Lads wishes to tOOM—Newly fu rn! ehed. “~ z ong f heated | keeping: southert _—s rooms, ‘light hi house- | 4 AUB ER TT 746—( ‘omfortable well kept sleep- southern exposure: Page and Limit antes _ences ‘abany 128 ~ Be OR. ia i connecting housekeeping rc e mie aged woman: nice. artment: connected hath. Fores 2 ern exposure, retuned couple. | ing room; reasonable; gentlemen; Delmar reasonable. ROOM—Large ee . See or ong = dorms to ANO Uprieht; excellent condi’ r , . . : I’ HONOGR AP H- 1, arge : heautifu I s" 00; , ' e° r en r ' ~ : £ A —_— om: . | e. fu! quiet hom . good board and room eason- | OOM S92 ieely furniched fae igh ‘Onee- and C67 >. ee | mtc . ] pl , we ; —_ , . . li rs ‘ ms: 3 ry rl ! a oa ] ft Ihe 1) e- . a = 4 fodia IT he n { I PON. tae 1 u j ‘ots 02: it os | ‘i J ’ | 1) ‘att fa na 7 , : emploved Sidnev sonable. 2910 Miam) emshor any : Ww; records: sacrifice: | ble > ANO Up ‘condition: &n.”©6~—SC $50 . _ yn o. Tt . — hte Sn a a ee kane af aly canve nlencesa Forest 4997.7. | C ‘HE Ri IKE E. ares j—T"ront room, newly fur | . —-- 3 ~——t- pright, goo ; on : ‘ , = . ' ; : } ‘ fa Seg Ewen , a . pinta a : ' dg a: ‘ : | BARTMER, “eal 7—Room for 1 er la “ Aart ATE LE. Ades i 4 , Ashi land. t 5 x a col aiti an; S85. 30 10 TT NE WIRA PIHTI—Si!\ ertone: large ma hoga.- (>) ae a a oo 4 “ " E.. —Nicely turn ished room. Ri MNT - —Have . PAO ’ } pe fi ir girl about - anew ys s.cam he at, phone, bath r Southern ; dies al! conv enienc on Cc abanv 2) nos Ww sear, conahbiea ‘ ia y - . 300, | nels ling all records. "O18 Madieon FEI to aD oe th Pe OS SEE LS FC > ' ; om 3448— arge Pri ‘JAMA N iran. Lind lel! 2°R5 oR 91 Madison, Seana eae — Ru Mtn pris ate fami'y. in SM hanne. hot yuk or single: nadadia ponies 3a | tg ene tile bath; ge ntlemen only; sin- for person amnploved - every convenience. Room a nicely furnia two em »*y" 7 - © ‘ > : ? a " - i ’ . Yr sekeepin , ayer * wrt lou te ‘ urnace. hot water, tile bath: 17 sow i: = PIANO Jorieht _ meals & Baer. acca con. BEYER’S. 17th ond Locuecr. ic! BARTMER. 5862—Poom and be % young | ® ROO M- Large front; southern exposure; |}_rooms for men: sink. gas range: $3.6 | modern: convenient to cars. reasonalle: near 2 car lines: men only. a ae Ya mom: man, call after noon. A4thion 4°04 Kosmu’ h ay: ¢ ‘olfax QW ' PHONOGR $s Fs > ce , a : - é _ girls or emp oved eon . with cee 1 ri duo bath; . rivate fat aoa: ; 4 adults; 1 a1. M AN 7 i17— -Neatl y furni om “y en | BEL TT. “4147 9 9 Cc onnec ting front _ “rooms, KENSINGTON. BOTSA -Front room: south. apy ge large | room . for a , q (yk 304 } —Neathy “Furnished JA Ve NE ? -———4(-onsole; beautiful! mahog-' RharTouaeR ARO* wv: oh a | ‘ners home; Pagee car; $20; gentleman ; , L ; : paar EES: 2 — 3 on : ti O—Richmond upright. ‘tn good condi. | onny. mnditie Anne period: like oew: yer ven pt rae ue Sanaa’ —. s rT naa light niv ‘Abanv 8396W . | - no ae keeping all conveniences. 6502M. eT Men. e Suites ern exposure; refined couple or two ladies; OR. ——~ = | } ; edits - ner rane an ’ Marcuse | ect condition; cost SLAO: geenrifion SO oin-gutna teenie a DAN th neem a EADS. VRID f ished — $$$ $ private family. a #5 NRIGHT, SA71—Neatly fu PO A ene mcg le ee . we sill hie ? are: try 46 40) ‘ny +o ity - * ° . ' ’ Be “— , "Tr P i ' 4 é ra » a . ion : “i | , yn n - urni 8 ex housekeep! ng HB | 1404. A aan Bs T is S “’ h cite - Sr enaen pe ye oye _ >a See -—~ eee seed Pye room for two gentiamen. 4. b, a PIANO—With Cabinet on? music; violin phic > , ~ ote Brilliant ne oA Eig sR} a nen, seex- Ce tral oan Li also sleep!) ng rooms, | “ye ivilege: ak n shed ‘rooms Beinn th nn KENSINGTON | 731A—Roams, sleep- wanted apartment: private home. ” ne ath. electric Nght, _pnone. and Mandolin. chean 2939 Juniata ley | ¢ GR, AP H- —Console style: ma homan ys = Rae s NLPA eta EA bs 2208—Furnished room: all conven. | , ne ing, housekeeping: employed couple pre- breakfaat ontional Farest 4144 | CCAS, 3316——Nicely furnished IANO—Upright, in good e ondition; $50 $125; will saaeiteon. eae aj an aa hs ve tamiy: ie aie roaete’ Ee tenn 3719— unfurnished rooms. | ences; free phone. BOYLE, 355—34 apartment north: front ferred. _Forest_9377W. ROOM—Large front roém: be K rooms, furnace hea 454 . le, 4 * or gentleman: F yr: ms » seen to be nnnreciate!, 3H rH. ey eer orien atin room for 2; $6; st eam heat. . KING'S” HIGHWAY. 1002 N.—Lafrge room, kitchen Drivilewes: Weet ; 2 : "y at Ee PES Se one adnit BRoYLE. 397 N—Newly eC" pete age nL private family; people em- meee Phone Cabany 2 R . 6 fOOMS ~—Twe unfuretenee rooms KENSINGTON, 5063A—Rooms: single mioved, $25; single front, $20. Cabany ¥ CABANNE COURT 080—Neatly or fy 5A Page bi. Forest 1579W | Kennerty, ve re init ‘abany TATRW r es) 13: i ia ANC —Voright; cheap: good condition, | CHONOGRAPH—Large size: heau lif '} atan MANNE, 502°0—Ro;s : ¥ Pp ee “4 ek : ; incr? Ves ed ie 3 ’ i ard make machine wond: rfi:! -* . rs “ .* . : d atgeu in ‘ ‘ r) a ive ~ . | shall bs y “207 S wal , i 1@ r] . lec r ] . . -—.. nants 4 A Ath lila ich Orne l tene: } yer | y a : od . . 0 ; icel\ furnished newiy orate: apartrmmnent; steam heat > Ps 2, PIANO pright: first-cl: nem conait jon: g00d all records: # ufomatie Stop: S30: nis. in ‘ ’ ~~ ' : . we qi ns = . - I : ry ~ my rooms and all ZA . ? ‘ tric. lie} ae for kentl emen., and hot waiter: Bel] phone; a real home KING’ Ss | HIGHW AY. 1260 N. —Tight house- fences, $3: pr 43 large fread” ‘room. aba ° (as ac" his ml. TOA cicercs bo —s Siew nieture show. 3431 Arsenal st. Size Sable achines, $17; must wll; leav- | “ ventiamen: private home. ? | So : PL. 5—-Nicely furnished room, for ©|_fer_the right party; $7 per week. fered P anid nye oe rooms, new . 48035, ° ghtivate, all conveniences, £ . tr “tf 144° — . Sat ve home ; a os os . a ene~* Gant larmac ? ’ = ‘ >; aa een —- = aimee eemene _nie ler “are car ne eg ; Sivs TANO—Matincany standa ne ‘ , ark . oe we : J 3497——, nar, 83 rooms andi -— | CABANNE, 5244—Nice - a A rnishe4 oa make: th . ATES =~ NOR _ Trane oray-ae . o rooms an amapens 1S in ag ABAN!?! ice front room for em- ~ — ROOM—For entlema n a. a? S-1 neer wr 7) tone: £50 2062 Delmar. k ; beaut! P He rN OM wRA PHBirae d new Crranta Penn ; ti et Bap i} Bp m, 8 ae ti ery en — : . ee —- -_-_ -- : a . ee al aiiaclacinis >) & ney ta; B e i] _ phe ne ic i P 8 Gy : ¢ . " srt | { Prhis——Rarga'tns } 1] ry ower, mm GLASGOW 7 30°" Pon % aoe aa . = oe Prone | AT IES, af had a sto rope tn x a re ~ re Seoeeind ¢ urniehed, for sleeping or light housekeep- ROOM - atten a Oa otienaile b ‘ROOMS IN | sus ; . a, ee e tr } M—Newstead an ve: exce tonalig. Tay'4 af} : bo rd 2 \ ) } .are e —— 7 't » honogr: iphs / a lard ’ . SE scl "7 ~ aor lacoer i irn! . . 4 Ne a Pr eonve 6 2701— “large aware ishe a Aca all ee-re : -—— » ———— wees > pd a ail com eniences. —_- | aren neti “a ae b_exposure: downstatrs. | CATES, 5136—3 housek eeving rooms, for) LEWIS 26—Beautifully furnished large, well furnished front room im EL. AN HE, 7§20 (Ma piewe storage ' 2 ‘ ; —— } ogy ’ . m1. , ’ : T-7cu . mt Hy sea eae Fae eR “@ - - Plano, ON Ofd Fellows’ Ride ‘eT st) : ' 1 nn Fe nalt an s . CANT vii Ooms mail family. stint respeciani® man: modern: also: CATES. 5101—Light. warm room, ay, floc r, _board if desired. Forest = ne tom one tate an keupeeeeneeamenemmnees «+. uA A724 ~) Webster +7 . . e P . ees ‘ . r > read ~ \ | . ‘ i'r y i Ded ty? : 7 i . Ty } r : . ’ ? ase ’ > > ? i’ pe” wl - ae . 4 i. le _L@onort Auction Co.. 2501-07 Lucas. i-f?, TALKIN \ F NE reroard OM 5. (. % oy } , g . all eotivente a " ' tr fuentahe has tg eee m7 and I henette CATES. PPR SS eae s ER rou | in nieasant sien ing rnome strictly modern home: congenial yurround= © eken, arnall private . , housekeeping. a) ploy ed berm grentieman r jaqnyv empioyed: reicr NORILY eet Ds r——K A: is ‘or light nousre 6y, Delmar bd! AG heap apartment: ivet family. IANO—t pright. “almoat_ new reasonable: — . ? " . . pr Q % an ly ROOM—4200 block ‘Lindell - large. Lenut ‘dell ae oe Ce MERON A 1007 iv niversity Ct * AO AB tne — Ae rem NO-—Part, owning upright piano Wishes HK mnehines re r “ 7) re’ ‘3 re 4 , rol ! | Teas i” . | ; ’ "Ye (; BR “4 X ‘ * Rs ove " .) ~~ ale Sram - f tn ae [IRSO 18 ar a nicels furnished la ite eal Ss nday | room: be seen to be appreciated ; ment; Vie trola. readin O80. lamp; privilegeas . te rivate family > TANOS—Vpright ana plavers, standard | $4 week Forest J480R. NDELIL. : ern. oned: ; . mM, | Ll EL Bi... 411 1~-Housekeepi ng and ROOM—Large. tl@ht, sou th -@&D oa “qj unfurnished front roe with P A NO brice " a mee and esol S Smith > | ee 2 . re . . eg , ‘eT? Ng ody rs! . aos “ x . | | I ri & Teenie : mahoeany « ; ao ‘ Cant! ey a | ‘ er ‘ . Ms: @1) Fonven- | reeqg exchanged “3 Forest 264) pentose A hone tom ; rare re ferences rorest s 7 : Me Teh. ER. 7408- Three , . | re —_— ee en ee ~ ae yh , 4 . ; ——- roome, ig mes try tye "ThA? Lobel ryan onsekeenin g rooms a'so sleepir g rooms: se ‘ 7 Piers 8 "| Post-Manstch . sees rooms, with or #itheut ito place it free in private home to save | 330 4 : gentieman. L indell _70 ; RN a maker: “5. from S50 wn: dealers, attention - me: | o. "NE on 1G “Sos lie house. | in@=: refined netehbarhood: .. 1 Union = 114 bench: wonderful tone; bargain. 3716) VWicrRol a. TEAV. 4143A-—Beautiful front room:| LINED, Ri 40682-Two connecting | ROOM—60zx weet. _fronr. : Rh a LACLEDE hb Aiko oh een : xa d ‘Tae . , ID. ° second-floor rooms: not rarnage: refere nces ———— ey ? Ook te C+ * ' im ~ - : 4 wl “) raed «ot! piven ‘ ore; . ar j 8 igri , dian ‘ ' ‘ b #5: mae condition, 535 Clara. Cabanv - or & ere ae ~~ ‘ts for gaad nea “je — 2 ~~ — (* 0 cheap. ss comfortable con venient s rae —~ nian wrpeces Lenn 0h ¥ — ; ” cen a a ' ~ r . Purniched re i mrivate home, t west: nething but rerma- INDEL lL. BL... 4301—Small room, second | nett ! 4 net ambach. sitaht!v used | mat) etc Pip nare nei cbe. * ace A ws aie A ys oard 2 - iat America: jan; excellen peggy vat, g@t@am heat. hut was newt tenants; pay monthty. See Mr Lantel dread in private family; gentleman only; on 2Ae pining bath: in apartment. ae nished or unfurnished reoms cellest condition: ‘uv thie har. ee Seaiontery, eo orien ogg ee. - A A Re. Pert ATE Pt : hid de eee . 9 references a . : pon Gain for vour children: ely Shem | VICTOR VICTROLA-—1a-e. +s 1GHT. 4928-—Rincic roa rn en oan SRA OTR ROTO hare a ih OC me (62) CINDER ———_-- | ROOM—-Large room, with twin beds: Baw. ] a lea: sleetric and fur BEY ER's 17th ond Lacuat «eXT recoram: ithe pew 577 , men ellent meais mm + aa® FO——2 rht i + C1Ul——") reoma, kitchenette and | CLAREND®) 727—Steam heated 1 room, all : a 42 _ connecting dad tn block Viptersas id es “a Ls "1578 iw elleten, | ; at 'wale | abie. | ekeenine sleentr tel enhone | io | conveniences: private family. (7) hourekeening ; as, electric, running water. / month Y 262 a reome. ANO—Steinwav Grand Piano: a rema>k “TROLAK—, dy twiehs: ivaem aliens spine meee eee eee een Gi Mis Saels sere te lca 6313-0 Soni Lindell 6483 ROS os ™ Fon-ee. | keenine OO Sean able r@ain for ule’ aa ie mitet be wes be 2° of ' 1 7I—Nice, large . ACT EME. R44! 9 r 3 ho ' on ot a ee se SOG ron ON. 6513—One or two furnished er ee a —O6xx aright =e, $« a . te be appreciated: fern condition o . poum, vultehle for twa: home necking oe coms. kot water ben quaekeening , FSS | wee with kitchen: modern: zaraze cp-| LINDELL Rt. 4338—Iarge furnished | home: garage; people employed. Fi* oma a large furnished terms Aeolian (n.. 1094 "Oltee at . a a. as . : ; 4a = 0K 2 |. evar ner comniate: w rent Teasonable. | 2NITE oN45 —Ho isekoentn z 100 et ns resecuabion for “:; all conveniences; | 1717 Ww. se ' Ferevson 2 408 at anaiien : : ie ; . rnished om - 5 th, 5 ER ols : sOO8 | WT mata” nae ag er my BY a i ey u ri NO--RSt ein wavy uprtielht nerfec ona j : mw toe rt ; , ’ } ’ node conven pe yu Pomtiv ¢ irriehes fro: - im mi pote ges anes e*ecdc = nhone: ‘ LEME NS, 504 ‘aaa, furnished room IELI +. ~ eager sengumpomerd ROOM—Attractive, front. pr’ —— Sjon throughout: a very low prive . —e — SINT ream. first floor: free Rell nhane pitt: = veferi Sina Phone Caban vy 2ATSW. LI NOPE L RL.. 4330A—Qaree front room near car line and ry ~ @ary terme Aeolian Co. 1004 ; - q . Meputiful elect rays) at “ n Dxr + nt “ of 44 TST, 21°7—Steam heat. runnine ’ “7 AA. , ‘, 3249 s rnished aiid light | oF EN MENS DOK -—T are. nie eiv furnished a _ steam- BORICE, OERTE ENE: OEY aot nueinens ~eEe®. fu ores ito oe EST eae i: i il . ‘tee.t gtels orlie mo — . om, ; , er. —— tle. " fens «1 ee ath r , dav tr eek un ’ oe bt #4 : ‘her t) ° or two On ty at h phe rea: _one or two men sno? a somely rnish ANO—Chickering grand ampics oy =e will for ino re 7 * | TOC S am a: aed , caret dh tae | CLEMENS. 5614—South room. adjoinin LINDELL 45xz——-Handsomely furnished utifullv avosinted mahogany: uaeed : one-ha a raw > “rs 1s epee ’ ’ gl a | ’ * ‘ ‘ > Fe : : . > ie Ze ™ ts nae ‘ oo n Ah | ; : f > s " ; . , _ , oi; ] at } .¢ : . ) } g> } law * : o heat = ® e re Adar ment adtoins bath: Aiscrim- siness gen tlemen. : ~ aay tarme. Aeolian (Co. 1004 O'live 2 ai engy weie-rer pe Sanam m gered See Ti Lowel ge ron sad A ell owthern expos bp Stee os! “ \ uaaet 4 ol, furnished. plenty of heat; hot | ineting hwetnase men. Lindell, 2081. R74 eh ae : a ND BOARD—Have : ' . ? 13 ™” ’ so.,? »? " mn. © » * ie . P | | : ' on tend — — ’ , "rushed Oo my “ts a) NPE! : OOMs ~ LAP, ss te > 2 ae clean s'eening lil s privat femily; gentlemen pre- keening roomea _sink- call after 12 noon 13 7 isnt , Qn . ° j i\ ‘oe ' 1 the . ir Rell nhay : — . ‘ ‘ : - % ae oo oe aot “shane TO ; _ a j . ad to - By of oir tabens % Ae lem ‘ . Rg a = ! wh F t } iV TG : t Mele at Sed ‘5 4S , ; McPHERSON 4180—Furnizhed nom ares. | § aE, SH Th 3 oo a . ecordec. Ratle Sheer bf... I eaatifvl ge ony Ga Mitul fturnishe ! ' rand 47 DELMAR BL. 4446—Room for centlemen| . fer 1 or 2 gents Lindell 3873W; large . , i x hee ee ‘ a" . - : . , . e ‘ ' . ‘ ' : " , ’ . , ‘ } 7 7 Ty ¢* forn ahed house ro St dla a d mnie oe win rr e a — — ~ Seeeeentiiietne eas -- - ‘ iA NOR rf eiment ans make in 4 een“*henad he ents i 8 ~ et me : ; rr a VWoP . : an ot N —Ila 4. ' : “4° ; wis Seoihan t's J004 Ove xt Ty ae a — yA HPT? , ep com . rooms private faml)ls iran) | # F M AR Rh 47 vG— Ni “tv furnished 2d-| McPHERSON, 4056-—Sleepinge room. . wit h : SS Maw , ° 4 A ie" “sae Ar, . , > * 2 ‘ “ rn : ' ‘ m nae be i n . a *Y , |. oe ame ee atl z . CONROY BR. 1100 Olive & wey? te wt ; gees . a a ses 7 ab salto , ‘ay et LT re oreo obey pREMAR Rl eaT i heen: hallroom, aa — te sini he house that OND wn a eli tt 7 “oll Sundsy 4) Th ineen Orec: , ~ . ’ wf Prine nus Dp . ig? isekeeping: all nv ic ices: > “a MePIFEREON 41455-—Two horsekeeping : ; | “as wood oe erate : oh bane 9 83 Mat i fert ts . [rh } MAIR “Ee, Sa YS tnele furnished ‘ront room & te fieor, water in kitchen: phene: keepine optional: Tuesday. é furniahed ‘ PPRGnt paar ee OF rent: month FasvoHDS Wet ~any ' , ' - “ A hed ae , ; iat rhs roan ‘ hod AT ‘ 2 a OO ry) {a> w lai - m te parties emploved je: ‘ ene" neh : onmguay 7 ' . ™ Sig Winey b - , ata. « , le Ew a re mm 2 nw & = MceP HERRSOUON, “416 8a ond- floor nat: tre Ar, ‘ ammount . : ‘th orivile *~ le ter: ; tramtte 4e ane make - wa irs | i 1\ : ek es - " ° . ' “ee: pay up to € ch: os e . - a r en i DELMAR BRI 40° 5—Furnir hed > | W. Miller, 1392 Olive (ean Hod bey ’ hie att wenn Boab sine 5 nenr Grand | refined gentlem ‘all nveniences kitchenette Ps naam ee | . : us re room Onn of “AS LOTTO . oT ~ S amt Otiemen. a convenien : Dri-| DELMAR BL. 5049—Twe connarting t! . | Jr PRAY YR. ec mr _Ralte, : RECORDS— Kpectal, Vietor and as columbia “mi? ved ‘lor lent mea! " sich Dy e9 apt ie ao ’ een ilOouseke eping | ate hon eS TFC BE CRIS Ri reorms: | hoerd: for 4 men: $7.50 sont “+h. front Meer TERSON. 4468A—laree | | front room UNTON. 5 RRB. pot sinetat patos. “tik | ean S wae Renae — Dar * Pon _ adaorl ane 0. a. | \\ ASHING T “2475 A— em apa | LEWIS PL.. 8—Furnished room for light | DELMAK BL..‘56743a—\ ery desirable south | as. Eh OY Forest 19901. sd , - sy a 3007 Was a, ' graph Shop. 1000 gat ave $ Phin PHT SON, eye Tr “am 1 heat, front —s ren, ON. . 367KA— Married couple, ye! housekeeping, a) week: 24 floor. front room in modern apartment: private McPHERSON 4922 Bea iful fur- | 09) | private; excellent. heme ) exchange far bored for tram arty rarment | LOUISIANA: 471R—Seste Sumished room ' HELMAR WBt.. 4431A—Housekeeping or | room: hot-water heat; continuous het way 2 ee, Seen vite vith breakfast for one or two. sleeping rooms. single or connecting, ter: garee, -- — - ‘ at ArRBAX. aa “eceahaaed oust ° wea nats

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ocrat and the Times Combined. MADOG TAKES {SSUE POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Dem SFEKS $30,000 FROM —|AMNST oe mau awed HOUSING TRUST BILL Post- ont tetas: IN HOLDUP REPORTED | | rea S| HUSBAND'S PARENTS “rsussscscenssco*) PASSED BY SENATE Daylight broadcasting at, 9: 40. of Me: a 2:40 and chauffeur, bee and os! erie . OSS meters Measure Would Repeal Section, of Law Under Which Such Concerns Do Business. The City Circulation of the Daily ene es Nae eee ili oi or oe eh Se OF pe > se - 24B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Pers 12 roe wnervrs KU KLUX FLIRTING ‘WITH NEGRO VOTE 9 eet vey. es’ 2 Bey 9 as be RES OPS NB, aw oe i od i Specific Charges and Names of Per-) By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, March 10.— William G. McAdoo, Secretary of the Reply to Treaty Draft as | Treasury during the World War. Pavinadl s of C ‘said in a statement to the Associated . a | Press today that it was never sug- Be Deverred. Remy, a who has been s0' ‘frameunD 1:49, 12 40 Ma rket af Eugene rears old, the polc 16 40. Bpecia!l to the Post-Dispatch. DANVILLE, Ul, March “[Pwelve indictments were returned in| the last several dars by the Federa! , 0. — robd- the of Testimony in Johnson Suit Shows meters : > rket News since the A gricul- Defendants Hold Release bery of a negro messenger fo ae teed sash, nepan iy * ~~ “a —- ~~ "> 2 -— oer ‘Oe eatin fn he a Crear . grand jury, which was discharged | yesterday, in its investigation of alleged “booze ring” in East Louis and vicinity. The spec charges in the indictments and chie | Humber of persons named in each) could not be learned. nor could the | mames of those indicted be obtained | as no arrests have been mace. ; The grand jury also returned six - : ' =. ' = * 3 Life pres ' - a seat } u", “*o ° ure. Dt =o . : | North St. Loufs Savings Trust ©o. costed by Klan Candidate and Assured Body Is for Afro-American Ideals. Monday Fvenmng— & O'Clock Feeture—Addreas bv who anneogcre at Sta- From All Claims. Te as developed yesterday in a hear- ing before Special! Commissioner cr al Garesche in Mrs. In Kirse onnson’s $30,000 alfenation of 1f- ections suit against the Rev. M. Ed- Win John and his wife that the Johnsons from Mrs. Ina John- son, their -law, a release obtained | F921. is under arrest in Norwooc, 14. EX. $14.000 on a Grand car on _ vd according to a message received yes- aadieg from the Chief of Police at Norwood. Remy, who is under charges of grand larceny, ment and receiving stolen pr is alleged to have boarded the street car. armed with aie revolver, and taken the satchel from John Hel- indictment cn bezzle- opertr. eS By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY. March i10.— The Sen tonight passed the hitecotton bill to repeal the sec- the law under which the housing trusts, -or so-called “3 per! * are organized and do business. : al tion O17. - l that Great Britain should assume) ‘other than Great Britain. lattributed to him that “The United , igested by Lord Balfour or himself CONSTANTINOPLE, Additional suggestions in th reply to the proposals ; “TJ am at @ loss to understan : them at Lausanne, -t McAdoo said, “how Lord Balfour. today, ask that parment for whom I have great respect and | tadmiration. could have gained the om the public debt should re & ‘impression reflected in the statement 20 years. It also opposes ¢ payments be made in responsibility for loans made by the United States to Alhed governments : of all claims a agai nat them, several m before was Aled. gn Johnson former- in ss iy Vindsor rial ~| “WOULD DELIVER ALL ” persons Tt will be recalled that 14 pe« rSONS | FROM OPPRESSION in Baden. Hellems were arrested in four days last De- | r-in-law. at one time ; - berv was a cember in East St. Louis by a specia! : ct wt . Bram! oy an actre: +) amen Eltinge’s com- guilty on Apri! intelligence unit of the Internal Stories of Outrages in South clerk in a depart- sentenced to Revenue Department and other ) f 4 * 4 : - ee : a on y! : > : oageets at >t tentiary. ; 1% cers in an investigation of the Are All Knights of Colum- ini et emer eae Cam: 1d. Rol becuse pleaded sullty o legfied “booze ring.” District Attor-. el Cooley a1 ‘range. 7 aoe T ssember. plot and was sen mey Walcott said that no Federal) bus Propaganda, They Are she workhouse. prohibition agent was among those indicted. | Told. indictments in an investigation alleged narcotic traffic in Easi Louis and vicinity. States insisted in substance if not in form that although her allies were to spend the money, it was only on | our (‘Great Britain's) security that” 7 ae the courtesy Theater Man- eause of the great de | Turkish currency. Figs Turkey refuses to admit ¢ subjects dealt with under connection with Bagdad. Sa derma, etc.. should be immediately sent to the House. where it had its first read- ing tonight and will be up for pas- they were prepared to lend it." sage by Tuesday. m ie The repeal of the law will not of, “Leane to the als ipsam were made through me as Secretary | arbitration. ‘ ‘itself stop the operations of the] + +n. Treasury at the time In| The Turks declare that ’ housing trusts, but its effect will be) my discussions with Lord Balt our, | ships. guns and materia) to relieve the State Finance Com-/| who was head ef the British mission | +... snies must be restored missi of the requirement that/ which visited this country in May, ‘conclusion of peace. site: he authorize such companies to 40/1917, it was never suggested or inti- | “All Possible Concessions — business, and they will not have | mated by me or by him that Great; in eonciusien Sae-uue ae from the commission the certificate Britain should assume any resfon- in conceding control of the | : -* the State, which, it has been con-j sibility whatever for ioans the | ge nititarized zones, turning ¢ ed, has made possibie their ¢X- thnited States might make to other Gallipoli graves to the OF penne operations af governments than Great Britain. render of certain islands, the « Senator Irwin of Jefferson City and Every loan made to Great Britain, ‘domment of the Turkish | tor Casey of Kansas City led &/to France, to Italy and to Belgium | Karagatch, the admission “ot fight to prevent the passage of the| was made upon the faith and credit legal advisers and medical | measure. They urged Senator/ of each respectively and independ- ‘ists ang other vital points, the Tu Whitecotton to withhold his bill un- ently of the other except insofar as ish Government feels that & til another measure which they had intelligent effort was made to dis- made all possible concession, assisted in preparing and which ean the available credits among , If the allies were actuated § placed restrictions about the opera-jithem in such a way as would best | same pacific motives shown tions of the housing trusts, could be} secure their effective use for the war key in the last three rz ort brought up for passage. Irwin and purpose.’ note says, peace should be Casey urged that the two bills in a conference lasting only a} NUISANCE CLOSING ORDER UNDER poet pict ning gine afte | ono 8 To PECULIAR CIRCUMSTANCES “ors. Turks suggest that the f tier of Irak be determined pass the one it desired. Whitecot- automob | BF Pea hss vont - ill 4a of Fro ue » Bing Mersqe vis = New Owners of Roth's Grove Get between Turkey and Great otter to Pde an aneeeneae Order Affecting Former Saloon | Within a year and, failing ag e swin throug! on Ground. that the question be referred tg . The first order ever issued Leatue of Nations. ‘ jeastern portion of Missouri They suggest that Artich oe BOTANICAL GARDEN’S ANNUAL tifienten “ert 7 Yrerlan sold by cr e@ sa! Scart of Overiand, GINERARIA SHOW OPENS TODAY “223 Toax = (a building for a year under the nui- the draft treaty, be modified iz | sance Clause of the Vo'lsteai act was'a way that the high contr feeger {j St lis County, to ut a stop to ied br | cre Visitors Will Find Aiso Peach and es possible. I don’t Nectarine Trees in Full Bloom operate without the 'made yesterday by Federnl Judge parties will declare ther have’ Bvained in British Style. ; are seeking to repea! | Paris. under peculiar circumstances. pletely abrogated the capi > i am prceee The order is for the clesinzg of a and likewise the economic fGen Opens building formerly ania’ by a *a- nancial systems dependent on loon in what used to be Roth's capitulations. Grove, the Olive strest road, a Payment From Greece De \short distance west gf the city The tendency of Turkish m The grove. a 30-acre tract. | cation of the financial clause |was sold recentiy to a company reduce the authority of the hich is subdividing it for homes. debt administration to a mini lems, the messenger. He was named confessions je later ov other implicated, police said. later confessed the rob- ‘“frameup,.” and nleaded | He was ‘ st the suit mac fiom oth CT 44d a ot... aaa i oner Merrie the others, -companied by . er 7 - ; - : > - =’ - Ks ie . a pie@nam awe, : Fad -* ‘ V bi - it ~ 24 424% . in the . . . +. nother man participation in trial. wno Schwab, Ill, Returning From Europe By the Assoctated Press CHERBOURG, March 10. Charlies M. Schwab, who cut short his visit to Europe because of i.!- ness. was a passenger aboard the sirable citizens, Aquitania. which sailed for New klan has begun York today. He was accompanied ero vote in beha! t C by a physician. dorsed by the Ku Kiux f ‘tion April 3. ohen a M: _g Commissioners will be chc = The negro vote is expecte considerable factor in the as ‘ing election, and an inci dent @ terday is enough to shc ‘|\Ku Klux members hi) enlist for the three || dorsed by them. Two negro ministers, the East Louis Negro Alliance were ne an avowed klian candidate for : commissionership who solicited the « support of the negro minister Or ithe klan’s ticket. This candida If you do not intend to give sured the ministers tha your baby chicks the proper a great Christian organi ation Me Food and Care, why waste was created to deliver all eopie ; your time and money in ah from oppression and w: ogden: ee oe pg moore oo narra | I Ww! | ie Oe hae ee -) we ei ull gion to substitute it for a dupli-| Chick is the foundation of Ministers Not Quite Convinced. | ne Alo: ng ith Her || temperamental y ) nt tell What) oe encurh* ~tg saa : a gn 5 — the whole business, and its Although impressed with this glo-v- | ul ais thie quick, healthy growth is the Ing statement, the problem of successful poul- loath to accept it try raising. The activity of of them ren | Although the Ku Klux Kian re- __. | atricts its membership to white, Gen- 'tile Protestants and frown upen Catholics. Jews and negroes as unde- ain = the kas t =... LOUIS kt ti+h Hahn Sinding Arrompanied br Sones Says “Nerves WwW ere Wrecked.” Efforts by R. Van Hoefen, attor the daughter-in-law, the Sen informed meeps to St. papers. '@nem a release turn partiy: suc stu it! Xtradition : } Egenreither ~ - .. + , today to obtain a 1€N will go to Nor- A how r__adAress—George Bebdan hov ; ._ F ay Mey sek,’ 7 se ea let © SRS ER a © ar ly aie fe aE Aibieondi 2 ali Nat 16% pt we : Ti ee City id +h} . « J bem e, avo ‘@ oda . yor! ler William Peper. a messenger for the bank, was held up Friday after- front of the bank, Grazn4 bouleverd and Hebert street, by rob- bers, who ——- a satchel containing $36é¢ oo —Pigara— Egeria Kroeger Mra. a Ww Rramley noon in latter's coun- esse had re- after her have s “Ann Cal vert. candidates in- 6__Sion re— | . { look (a) Who Knows. .. Dunbar |i alcggdias a a passe = ria (>) The World Ts Waittine for || ¢ a “take care of anything members ¢ f the Sunritse Le hat was necessary) Minis Jewe! Cooler. Accompanied by | ’ diy 7 my” ee ee e ~ — a - eeapeer > m > 7) aw whe 8 a = 7 . them as perso they can . =~ > 26 hen sin on a s 4 oe? : "2 ‘ Miss Mary J Moore. Acc by 1 Fulgham °__ Ready Part One—T is ‘ a4 on the House. mauve, combi na- top of the calendar. early in the week. As narked: the growing chick's body is as important as its feed and care. The exercise and activity de- rived while scratching for CHAMBERLAIN’'S PER- FECT CHICK FEED in cut straw or clover means life, perfect health and develop- ment of every baby chick. All baby chick food should view of the treat our people in the South and , bands.” “Ah- . brother,” : didate, “that misinformed. What rou or is Knights of Columbus propaganda If you will arrange a dinner for the leading colored men of Louis and invite me to adress will convince you that the Ku Kiux Kian, as the only great 190 believe in - 7 > by hooded :rgeued the can- is Ww he re you 5 yor], -s + ce tT aréf il’ ar ,— oo rriec the ; Bramier 7 Church Shedding : Re- “Followed Aaetindl Station.” laugh went up wh ile Van Hoe- : ‘ at e' ’ ve : s . . i . > maf ‘ \ » & . sa & . : wh ‘ : — ~ + =) . % = ——s | — mabe ruit ~ fr the closing of the saleon | to engage fer a period of five re Stacia tiie Ob & aieete de ae building “for a yeasor until fur- legal advisers who do not belong te re 7 a A age ““* | ther order of court,” was filed yes- the boundary states. from a list te another boarder af the house. terday. The judge expressed sur- be submitted by the Hague tribe “I was out of my head when I| prise that the new owners should nal, to assist in legislative sels took the boy,” the nurse said in e€x-/taxke this action, but remarked. “If and to watch the administration of Plaining her deed. She intimatedithey don’t complain, I shouldn't.” justice in Constantinople ané that an acqi ce had given her!and make the order. Smyrna. bee drugs and that ine went away while | 100,000 STAMPS FROM ALL [5 NEW YORK POLICEMEN ~ she was under its influence. ROBBER HOLDS UP GROCER, OVER WORLD GIVEN TO BOYS SAID TO BE KLAN MEMBERS t Approximately 100,900 stamps co!- THEN LOSES MONEY IN FLIGHT lected from all parts of the worid One of Three Men Drops $100 When | collec Halve Seotch Pastorale. Saenger The Meadow Lark— . : Rrrietgh he would Lil iT} _~ ‘ ie From the Canebrake— expressed Joub Gardner Hedwie Niehoff ed by Mrs. Fulgham —sng— b urgh. te! ep "eer American organization. best friend.” | The minister said the matter over, but ,that his people couid be broug , believe that they can expect any (from Ku Kliuxism. | Are This same candidate had previou y asked the. Post-Dispatch | mention the fact that ber of the kian. stating tha announcement would Catholic “They don't ters ‘+ Accom pan uf] Marie (Violin O*% Wiese Niehof?) Moore arc Mot i . . anit till eal he was a mem ligato fsouned ied sides of the DEFAULTING OHIO NATIONAL BANK CASHIER IN JAIL Awaits Hearinc on Federal Charge of Embezzlement After $800,000 WN Par; . | te A i y 4 Has Techaikowsky ef (From YTearred ai:en friends oe ‘ Mary J. Mis know that > Mre ; . = aS ee — ry | 11:30 ) O'Clock “coe ti ase || Broadcasting ; = A POP Fer «Ne Oe) OO ~~ Ow SE TE eR RN AA EM me ee a ae « Br ‘he Aseoc Ated 7 _ . a i mri ) Le ] . sla — —_ ~~ . a = +, * Ww ae 13 _ . ” vendialin nad taken of the n issing Lib Ket is ] ] day gEroce? containin receipts the} oc! the Marriage ‘alled Surprise. ris declared + Ta ~ Rev } "T"\. - deciarin ; ae a , ris ‘ nm. ime mo.iner, a. % asa)’ > >" se * bal ' a Ui. Bii bade i 4 Was 2 Su! how - is ssib! onds fo clock la — . - ie basket i. 7 > 2 4 . = 74re when stum bled. continue? > - > 7 * - the +s - “ 3s ne — . — ’ 7 -bk - _ A ut Akdc ais . — eb aware taken mm acre the ; e? 19 > > a —A novel | streef, > the store from a ¥2i- ‘arren street as he armed men cant was gc while he led subway a panic. which he lo? were ———— sa: ELOPES WITH FIRST COW oe ‘Harry Charter. 4 » or licensed in the the great regre- I-- “\F-orTK ear? > » — elite coughing, can in his of the 69 * taint. tin os ——— many 20. Marries chusetts Giri, 18. Special ‘te the Post -D*apatch. HOPEDALE. Mass, March 1% TEXAS FI YERS REST AT MiAMI Claire H. Draper. vice president the Hopedale Manufacturing Coa. MIAMI, Fila March i@—The Milford, Mass... announced today @ fleet of six army planes een route his daughter. Miss Grace E. I from Kelly Field, Texas, to Porto 1§ years old, had eloped a few Gf Rico, rested here today and proba- oc. with Harry E. Chariot. 28, bly will hop off for Havana tomor-ist Louis. The young people are row, weather conditions being favor- -ousins. Although the marriage able, Captain Thomas G. Lamphie= jas a complete surprise to beth commanding the squadron, said to- ties the parental blessings have night. bestowed upon the yeung A high wind resterday and today They are now away on their made the hop-off inadvisable. moon, but are expected to —_ here after « few weeks. a ee ee ee a a o 3 with ~. . mes seeming a two- KOmo ~~ - : y z egiey Jr performances ne : Mr te State 4! —_— Ss —— e . : “Se | as a Rel! Oohrson crame. a. en ordered hin > es = ee» > - depicts the Near East ef * afta atthe - > - - = asthe, = = — ganization manager and was also a* Ptasa Chaut a“ > one ° ing Aai 9°. f- +s Lior tre ri- Rae | “Shy Yo aS i +s ete PO RT RP» NIRS Ak ot vee teny A ade es NSE eerie Associated Press TERSON CTTY, March 10. — just before adjournment this evening passed the Whitaker by a vote of §1 to §&. hat similar to the AIL MEN'S ORDER ILLEGAL, © = sivtrict comprising 1 CANADIAN JUSTICE RULES Succ snr me parnene : —_——— loser co-operation between . Ageociate’ Prese departments a ar new for the oe + as | se © = Taconscious Since Fall From Trolley. role, Charles W. Steele of Anu -Kinley nf was et - Te TE aye m + le ae =. rora. Mo Ise “hg ~ ped For sale br aii and feed stores inate the eo ee hi a WINNIPEG Var March 19 ) =? ce. No charge The International Brotherhood of Postmaster Alt was lected resierday for a visit with hi: Cc Cawley bi! BB. CHAMBERLAIN ccesrnoe orm : , ae imterurban car rhe bi sok Pers Men the Klan Endorsed. Raise your baby chicks by The candidates for feeding nothing Dut ships who have been i x , oa ton B the Kian are the Rev Chamberizin’s Sikes Sua ASSISTANT TRADE SECRETARY , = fli ter of Bond Avenue QUITS FOR $100,000 A YEAR JOB i - Perfect C Chick Feed LY August M. Eggmann. ’ i} dealer, and Ralph C , - n re ~~ Clandius A. Huston to Head New Oil Faia eee ae ie mit noe | were distribut ferret} With Bu tiermi! IK — Concern in South and Central ee ee re ee eee PI 8D COME SUICIG y slashing | | He Stumbies—Eacapes With | te a ae a pe . 14 ; Egemann has state enacting About $5. | tors a the Public Librarr yester- the Associated Prees. . Sh on + a+ e+ + “4 the original dr) grenular net aeck the Ke Kiux ao Id his haste to escape with a bas-| “27 Sfternecn br the St. Louis NEW YORK, March 16.—Fiftees Siarti ant Cook, who was ind “e sai Stamp Collectors’ Society, of which members of the New York pellies ing = ratic City ‘'s business of Henry Usselman. a/| =. Helm a presigent. torce are being shadowed by plain De 0 > ft indorsement at Spring and Laclede ave- tae distribution was preceded by clothes men night and day. fast 88 VC. ping rood Klan as a mencc nues one of Sine armed -obbers | a short address by Henry A. Dia-: if ther were suspected of being the : sie : J > sis s 41% w : ; - = 4 - f n” _—_ -_ + _ for baby chicks which before the commutt : who held up Usselman and his son. | sm a aici aa of tne So- deepest-dyed criminals, the Evening backed by thirty-seven years aveny bas refrained = - | tal het} was ne Githert. tn frout of thes store ae ~ = in whied re _ me that there World declared today on what’ is ofdeep thought and exper!- himself. rhich will operate | saad sind Com. | OVCT le 7 had exclaimed, vase any of the t last night. lost were nearly 50,000 adul stamp col- characterized as unquestionable al- sone The East & Louis ~— on’ , — uth and Cer hen told bt ‘riend: “Then he sr SEAN Ses ened: Mee lectors in the United States, some of thority . = - : - “han ‘ i AVY iti Currency irom r F : a in ‘? 7.05. £ un , ~ tron : it, : ‘oes *J . - : ; wh sd 1] eo Se: t . ’ ; oe PER ee om i Sammie tee 5 ESCAPING’ ETHER FUMES CAUSE na ae $100,000. ‘The collections of some of|te nn nee for the ttep War ay > — 8 its a? fic in th ,ey mm > o vVL90 i Zo :€ctl 4 4: : - * a. -_ 9 , or c re worth &§ th tr a : . , be vv iOcal Ol - € — - j mot contain CORN, an it : 4 Tr. OF os sia® Ti ee Preeti 2 ee a i “A, it + -_ 4 4 SACK, you supply your baby Glasscock reported to police that hejenien he announced be would wari” the entire department, to see chicks with Oat Meal. Gran- wei, Bal a h ime ] tnyi tale brought into was robbed of $145 Peete yp irmmerp, ee if there were any Kiansmen on the : | Under his direction a precin ? = . . - Nene od a each to the juvenile collectors wlated Meat. Granulated Milo ign tic neigh errs assista secretary he a re unawal . u on . nergency u by Richard Chamor- of at 3 Nagy : force At Mayor Hrian'’s office G cieieedl Kafir ‘Zation is being know what Sone “a a : to Rim. A compara-:_ Maize. ran uate a a* the Ku Klug a Pog pac y rH “ ' Amer! an. wWwno stepned tively ecram ble” followed vas said that no scch report Granulated Wheat. Millet en-passenger @uU- was veling in a well-fi! eee we | been received Clo “oper lated . ——— tn which caps and pockets stuffed to c city NO eta Charcot teint Geaceee | WILHELM WITHDRAWS OBJECTION [stuffed to capacity. No girls Buttermilk, Granulated Bone. ae PLA TTEN 1 t] ‘R CE ues 0 FARING ee amma eS, a ey Ss: “fone Rt 0 Mle. | } - ’ . eutdoor meetin in lecal parks Carbonate Limestone Grit. 0 Y WRI AROUND HIM essa efturn to business No at L snc.anapo. mm pa nick ‘ped out . all PAR LE H os ot . zs a a — $9 per cent pure, each choice rangement 1 : a hi which collectors could Buy, sell. ° ’ : aa 44 : ‘ i a4 . esgeential ingredient just Me Had Opposrd Performance of » “eesor Arguments Monday in Poplar Blaff; °° rompare stamps, were planned “ ‘ enmity = fence Drama Depicting Him in Con- 5 aes Man's Forgery Corviction. the summer the correc — flict With Bismarck siiesiad Special to the Post-Dispatch | ise them. Make !t the > im on 4 : —_ ~_ and raise ake 2 the Associate : FEDERAL BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Ineta: sha mameeneed JEFFERSON CITY. “Bieendie 5B .onm iret -meal cf your baby BERLIN, March 19—Former Em- ‘ ‘ a ee ee tue State Board i Pardons ané = h » -_ a ort ae o . . : - ix wi ling in “e 5 id a \ . ‘Oa! . art eo AJ chicks afte: = per “8 si rted ) “ie Heads of PeCeral Offices in St. Loui “ ™ ee san ae — ssc ul ee , Cireuvit Judge Almon Ing, who sen- gives strength DRY BILL BY VOTE OF 81 105 ...-.. and a number of Pop- te ward off diseases and Blut? ett gi! th ) death during the critical first BS SIG CES Se UTES tae pe- weeks of fluffy and fra. while Breckinridge Jones, Ed-| Former St. Louis U. Teacher Dies. | The girt's father declined to wards Whitaker and Gustav Ries-| OMAHA. Neb. March 16.—Father Close when and where che meyer Jr. presidents, respectively, of William T. Kinsella, for 1@ years a took place. | the Mississippi Valley Trust Co..'/ teacher in St. Louis University and ¢@ is somew Poatmen's Bank and International| the eldest Jesuit in Omaha. — ate tn btn Genie Bank of St. Louts, are opposing {t.| here today from cancer. He was 7 4 conference committee will prob- 19 May. 1921, an application for a) years old and had been a member) organisa | stati : era ' : ab alled to adfust the 4iffer- Parole for Begley was continued tn-| of the Society of Jesus for 57 years. of trade, and me standir n Ca- * Burea f Chemistry. secreta: eat: m ~~ le definitely. Begley is working in the' For the last 17 years he has been | nadian me ‘commissary department of the peni- ibrarian at Creighton University im Court of King’s ‘tentiarr and has a good prison rec- ‘tMis city. Father Kinselia’s service cieminsing & suit ord. Begiley’s wife obtained a di- in St. Locis was from 1897 te 1906.) _ber to —e vroree and custedy of their child He was born and educated iz Ch former officer Fopiar Bluff tn October, 1922. | cinnati. rts Ree a es oa eee ie ae we aah eta Sy A “ grt, o SiUTea u > th the Pay rs unconscious sin March and eonductor at a not +~ee« falling: clear. * h& wr — ” , * 7% ee . ~as “Ap. my | 3 3 (eet. .A..ing. ‘ought by a mem- An accouRtin Srmither hief co- The 16— Pttts- Wh ce! - cloudr at © 2 » . - >y a ordinater, ’ da. . - motorman

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wer aaa pipet 6 aot slic poten oie. BRI , etics i Sr SEC a Ee BELT & ~ aie il ™ “ wes ap PTE cient naan nN Ae TT TD entiwiae ‘tai ; Ri se fs igre eh Oy ha ene oO oh «RO gn gene | onl itoring ie ee ‘ heal “ote ware + 1 eae lass ide gt SP nal 7 ote with iene 9 bs + 8th ete earthy . ea ee te, ee xf ee a ih ot and we went on looking at it. “don't look very much like mine.” nm ‘ ~ — #. e an “ Oh n he answered I've re ™ —_ 4 ~ ¥ ’ touched them rhe, come out spien- didiy. don? thes “Fine.” I said, “but surely my eye- brows are not like that? “No.” said the photographer, with a momentary glance at my face, “the evebrows are removed. We have a process now-—the Delphide—for put- ting in new ones. Youll notice here where we've applied it to carry the hair away from the brow. I dont like the hair low on the skull.” “Oh. you don't, dont vou” I! said. “No.” he went on. | dont care for it. | li'.e to get the hair clear bac to the suvperfices and make out a new brow line ‘What about the mouth?” I said. with a bi terness that was lost on the photogranher. “Is that mine?” “It's adfs'ed a little.” he said; “yours is too low. I! found |! couldn't use it.” “The ears. though.” I said. “stri'e me as a good likeness: they re just li_e mine. bie { PG ers oe re rr iif Litt f “Yes,” said the photographer. theughtfvlly. “that’s so: but I cag fix that all right tin the print. We have a process "ow the Sulphine—for remov- ing the ears entirely. I 11 see if”’—— | | “Listen'” | interrupted. drawing my- self up and animating my features to their full extent and speaking with a withering scorn that should have blasted the man on the spot. “Listen! i came here for a pho- tograph—-a picture—something which imad though it seems! would have loo ed like me. I wanted some- thing that would depict my face as heaven gave it to me, humble though the gift may have been | wanted something that my friends micht keep after my death to reconcile them to my loss. [tf seems that | was mistaken What | wanted is no loner done. “Go on. sen. with Sanding the Clouds to Produce Rain+ ive. or whatever it is you call it: dip it in sak cromide. oxide. cowhide—anvrthing vou like—~_ reipeve the eves. correct the mouth, adjust the face. restore the lips. reanimate the nerktie and recoustrect the waistcoat. Coat it with an inch of gloss. sbade embess it. cild it. til ewen rou ackvowledce that ® , ; oh — Bec 25 "= “a ae is finishec. Then. when vou have done all that- keep © for yourself and your friends. They may value .~ Copyright.) (How fogs are being removed and how rain will be caused to fall by electricaily charged sand was explained recently in a statement made exclusively to Science Service by Prof. Wilder D. Bancroft of Corneil] Untversity, authority on colloid chemistry, who, with L. Francis Warren, has been conducting experiments at McCook Field, near Dayton, Obie.) By DR WILDER D. BANCROFT, Professor Physical Chemistry, Cornell University. ‘“OQUDS cons’st of drops of water too sm! to fa.' at an appreciable rate. Drops are kept from ‘oalescing either by being charged e'ectricaily and therefore repelling each other. or by being ‘overed with a film of condemsed air. acting lie a geiatine c*pseule Soraving with positively -harged sand wil! cagse negativeis charged cross ‘o coalesce yours, it is mine. Ive for over 40 years and | anits. I know it’s ont of | know it wasn't made for t its mv face, the only‘one | -| was conscious of a break e. but | went on Such a+ learned to love it. And this ith. pot rours. These ears ind if your machine is toe 1 — Here | started to rise photographer had pulled The photograph Was taken see the machine still stagzerir he shock think.” said the photograpner nz his lips in a pleased sr the features just in a “Features. could animate et me see the 1 : ; ; writ ia 'f AVA tiryy yf dy) “The eyes? Ob. 20. he answered. “I've retouched them. come out splendidly, don't they?” N DAY V\ Ata \ ; = ; " ey " : ; iy LiNXte -S] (OL iS POST-UISPAT! and will aiso remove a film of absorbed air to some eatent. The first is the principle inveived in previpi- tating ele-tr-cally charzed colleids and the secend er- curs when the crystal detector is used in wireless. The large dreps fall and carry down with them many of the finer drops, just as the coarser particles of botter fat carry up many of the finer ones when cream rises The new process invented by Mr Warren srays electrically charged sand from above and consequently Sets more results, for same expenditure of power the thicker the cloud is. Experiments at McCook Field <how that with 8@ pounds of sami charged nominally to 15.606 volts a cloud covering *~o square miles can be dis- sipated in less than ten minetes. Much better result are expe ted with sand charged to 230.000 volts and a more +fficient charging nozzle Experiments so far have been made in co-oper:tica with Army -Air Service to demonstrate feasibilir+ of removing fogs from flying fields as aviators can neitber £0 Up Bor come down «sfely in fogs. Experiments to be made at Moundsville will use a captive balloon 1600 feet Up to a» °g the sand and clear the field. Flying ficids can certainiy be kept clear and results look encourazing for clearing New York barbor when necessary. Suc- cessful preliminary experiments have been made with STDOk ea. The Army Air Service is interested tn foes. sot rain. and no experiments on rain-making have vet bees made. The clouds attacked so far have contained very little moisturé. The problem of obtaining rain from heavy clouds should be much easier than dispersing fogs. No claim is now made tha’ rain can be obtained from a clear sky. in many of the arid regions storm clouds pass over without raining. These can undoubt- edly be magie to rain. With a rain cloud one mile thick the necessary expenditure of power will be the «came as with a cioed 300 feet thick. but will be very much greater. The problem of rain-ma tbe amount uf rain inz and fog dispersal con- sists in making small drops into large drops by «o- prodviem of comdensation. Since a cloud is an instable masse which should rain bat doe« not, we are not dealing with gigantic forces of nature The commercial success, if it comes. wil] be due to the fart that the development of the airplane has made possitie to attack clouds from above and to take ad- rtage of the sweepinc action of the falling drops 1923 alescence anc w@ net a -~ . . ” oe} sop 8 Ga ALD AA DIDO 5 - Te re ea Se, CR Rat RR Ss aed . = Te. ES) -- aa < a 1a id Sm -— ” , ie PS aid Ye & ae in ] = = ay be “* a = 4 ai x md = Z = Ae i . ~* o My a e . 4 ¥ ? ject Rong Bhs 4 ae ap neat. witheut crude bat sweet: Anzona Three adventurers rough ieee gold, the cold The Lure of Tt wae the lure of tiful « of pentifel SF A story of 2 tte nieed This is a story of © an4d ere as le and ofts villainou* most ja'a nd@- battle he bed of the Sui

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it,” I answered. quietly. DU call it: din it wCe@—anvthineg like mouth. adjust the face © necktie and reconstruct @n inch of gioss Shade YOU acknowledge th)..1 have done ail that Lee is. Thes May value jr” mt.) im su]j- vou | ce Rain | ctrically charged wvice by Prof. + Who, with L. Hl University. absorbed air tO som: Maple invelved in precipi oS and the second o- is used in Wireless. The 8 With them Many of r particles of butter Ones when ; ream rises by Mr Warren sprays above and consequenth Penditure of Power the at McCook Fieid show eS©e DOMinally to 15 ow Miles can be dis- Much better resiilf: tO 30,000 volte and made -in CO-Oper ition wustrate feasibility of @5 aviators can neither 8. Experiments to be tive balloon 1000 feet the eld Fi; ing fields ~WSults look encourazing ¥ hen hecessary. Sue. have been made with a rested in fors Making have far have cop of obtaining rain from ®asier than dispersing ! rain can be obtained the arid rerions storm | These can undoubr- mR «loud one mile thick DW er will not rain. ‘et been tained very , be the same Ul the “bount of rain anc Bto -laryve drops DY . &e- of Ondermsation iy “h shouid Tain but dre ear’) for: 5 Of nm: D+ ~ Will » thy “irpiane has made is bove a f. . RF [ico . i “e Cispersal , on iti r¢ be ii ‘jé ’ ava. ies, [oO ta Ke uii- . the fn11:, a0 aii if drops om" Oe i: Pes | RED BLOODED, BANG-UP STORIES: THE CREE DEATH JAMES-B- HENDRYX > - F.R.BRICKLEY Don Quickshot of the Rio Grande Stephen Chalmers “Lookin’ f'r Trouble is my middle name,” said Pep, adventuring - cowpuncher. And there on the border, among raiding Mexican bandits. train robbers, Texas Rangers, a prairie fire—not to mention a pair of blue eyes —he did not have far to look. Loaded Dice Edwin L. Sabin days, when lives depended A romance of Texas. of the ear! on the quickneszs of draw, and all the courage of the pioneers was needed to brave the perils they so fearlessly faced A thrilling tale of men whvu were jugglers with death. Sontag of Sundown - W. C. Tuttle The story of the question of ownership of the TJ ranch—a question which promoted biocodshed and a war of no mean caliber. The cowpunchers of this story will live long in your memory Yor their originality and enterprise. They are men whose best friends were their merve and their gun. Spawn of the Desert W. C. Tuttle A tale of Calico Town: Where men lived raw in the deseTts maw, and Hell was nothing to shun: where they buried ‘em neat, without preacher or sheet and writ on their tombstone. crude but sweet: “This jasper was siow with his gun.” Arizona Argonauts H. Bedford-Jones Three adventurers whose fortune in the Arizona desert lead through @rought and danger to the goal they sought—gold. free cold, the golé of which they had always dreamed. They were men quick on the trigger who loved to face odds The Lure of Piper’s Glen Theodore Goodridge Roberts t was the lure of a! the great timber country of the North, of plentiful game end of the clear wind from the great piains. The call «ame south; Young Jim Todhunter heard t and a great tide of life in the North caught him up—to bring adventure a-plents Apache Valley Arthur Chapman the Southwest, with all it means A story of a catt’e War in —_terror and blood feud. alarms by right and day: Tuetiing t all are woven the lives and stealthy murder. And through whose lives reflected the of true men as well as thieves. mer giories of the land they protected James B. Hendryx of the great Northland: of purposes The Challenge of the North and of “bed” men. and of This is a story of the ca!l and cross purposes: of trve mer and pioneering triumopns A tale of the North e the strong and brave adventures Impuisive bie deals which holds for the yout that are countless The Second Mate Peril and mutiny on the China was runnine red. and with (wr of a villainous crew ¢ omposed o moat islands. Jim Barnes real battle he had arccepte of the Sulu Queen The Devil’s Payday A sky nd , The only spot that 1 henk of earth. so That it still beiongs to The Canyon of the Green Death F. R. Backley Who were the deviis in human form whose haunt Was the lost hbarrenca Imvisith terrible they brought the redoubt- able yvourg officer of the law to a strange dilemma The law ef the land commanded him not to desert his prisoners; the law of the Gesert ordained that he stand by his companions Which did the Fates ree he MOU 4a o be 7 Sky-High Corral Ralph Cummins A yarn of the urenda, cattlemen and forest rangers. of the forest , herds and bitter fights at , TQ) ie ri re Yet , ga! ant young ranger thr ugh ordea! of hratt . and blood. brought the oid- timers to see that ow f onpgservation are bes-* H. Bedford-Jortes seas When everr scupper white women at the mercy f the sweepings of the outer- red the gage of desperate gned on as second mate W. C. Tuttle forest Ay eM At; 47INE—S1 Exciting? You'll say so! 12 red-blooded tales. Real thrills on every page. You whirl along breathlessly from climax to climax. Smashing, unexpected endings make you gasp. Never a slow evening if you own these books. Just like being a cowboy, a prospector, a dare- devil adventurer yourself. Every story a ‘‘humdinger.’’ Live the life of the big open Western world — among hairy-chested hard-fighting frontiersmen who tramp, ride, camp, scheme, love an! hate—ves. and sometimes shoot to kill! Live among them in Adven ture-land' These fascinating, gripping stories will pick you up, ant whirl vou bodily into the “gun-toting”’ life of the West—the had old. glad old West. Every one of these books will make you ‘hold on to vour chair.”’ SEND NO MONEY You ean get this whole library of 12 fascinating, nerve-tightening books for about Ife each. The whole set sent to vou right now—without sending a penny in advance - But listen' The night these books come you won t sleep! You're just BOUND to w/ GARDEN finish the one you start—if it takes till 2 A.M. You can’t be lonesome or out of amusement while vou have these smashing stories in your home. 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There are no one 7 You may send me the 1° are im any way dissatisfied, send them back to us— monary s —" ¢ eas © ° . ¢ ‘ . 1? ij and we will send back your money in full 2 / oo oe ius Ke on detitery is understood everings’ Think of it Tweive full-length a ay these books if ! noveis for only 3$1.9%—and you yy if Take up this offer right now 4 be repeated in this magazir coupon today—NOW Garden City Publishing Company, |p GARDEN CITY. NEW YORE. f City LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—MARCH 11, 1923. PAGE THREE

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bP Rehr. > eee A. Rate aiid volution of the American Ideal beauties, depicted by artists and printed in many thousands, leave their im- press on the young women who admire them, according to an interesting theory ex- plained here—The creators of famoas styles in feminine charms explain the effects of wide distribution and of repetition 2: : : ipa. pia ee a aat! pe ante. “tye nee a ; nat es. all + nae ge Ds ty OTT ee SION. Csi adel _ Py +e eae Loaaianes iBe semi«sassic type. by Haskell Coftin. Copyrig®t. Haske! Coffin.) ‘HAT degree the leading i!lustrators “Por years [ drew thar one face. wi ot li of today is more nearly the result of the artis’ in the United sSrates have tion. than she herself can poss ‘biy know.” he roe gaan gir . oday 1s “When Valerie was 2 roung lady, some 15 years The next interview was with Charles Dana — A | ae ; rigs aR a a. th later, she was the living image of that pictured face, dean of American illustrators, and first of the —_ — ™ in oe sin eeles - ne which I had drawn so many vears ago. [ know that her ifan artists to establish a type so individual that { : | by C radii: he continued. She comes closest to 0g they sWared ‘h of , ; ies she hes undoubtedly been a 2 . , Z il cone ommend a glance at the 4 of th et and © he trations of the of your great-grandmother or eves 9am by the ita , grandmother. You will find the real Perbans there is BO site number of eyes, a mouth and s Sam suthort:y upon Be & yet In these two generations the Way than does Harries formation of the face and head iam nave ilinstra*ed Dest | . : oy changed, to say nothing of the a -_ sirts fiirt with ne - ae a 7 woe 108 y -— os ee ment of the aforementioned featuren = moet widelt etrer tat oo ful ) - ’ : i h 3 onl . | : | “4 oe “Di ting oy. ana ahaa ge — lovely type 2 hs 0 pe n ” a as ! am at : ee. ia caused by the advancement of 7 - -Ewery Americas steak ame omic Ge : 4 at fe in living, something else must heme enough to get Bi = om tis Geta a> : St ) = . c —- + -F worked so startling a change It iso - nie hand im the @* ' nine. . y. | : : in belief that the printing machine ch ne sald iilustrations, has“been the greatest tor.” W. T. Benda, maker of the masks, and cover artist whose are far from the American type, distinctly cosmopolitan creatures, has this to say: e ase of the artht ™ “In Europe, people value all - American some” — beauty by the Gibson standard. y “we are at a believe that Mr. Gibson has drawn Ge ear thoaxhts ents me American girl perfectly. and they nas mpressed oF * al : are the flesh-and-blood American es : with ‘eT neo eho crogses the water still by the Ch side with pie te a sen girl pictures.” xe that fh'at «he Benda is a Pole by birth. He draws & 7 every or ‘ype of womanhood which is a combi ~ nation of Slavonic, Oriental and Freach. The contemplative type, by Harrison Fisher. with just a trifle of American dash. His (Copyright ) _Slant-eyed, alluring women, with their SUNDAY MAGAZINF—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCIi— MARCH : ~ “4 nrereding ving of ty De ae vad Ne tn ri ale si , gee ar acs SAN NRO R MRE ND AP ROAA YS ARTE BASE 8? Ree ip a Ny) ai ian ARR Tey tan? 4) oAtlrert

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’ , ir ey a a the : | ee ott 4rtist’s idea} @5 With Charles Dana Gibson tors, and first of the Amer- a type 80 individua) that the eB ecce nizes a “Gibson girl.” ~ ie merican girl of today is “9500 girl” than Was the gir! Pictured “Gibson gir}” had her ©, and clothes have under 8, but the AMerican gZirl ip nse years ago,”’ he Said erican features, and every. » Was an ideal W, Which is a little here and Patient), real type a difficult thin : zg t . d, “but ir 0 define °r. You wil] find | the i- Panag & mouth and nied : Oo gen ’ Den, erations the Say nothing : aforementioned features. e advancement of something Startling a nda, maker of eover artist the leona Value al] American > Gibson Standard. They has drawn the and they meas- American gir! the water Still by ; 4 lag by the ‘Gib. Pole by birth. He draws a ee Which ig a com bi- age Oriental and French ‘ e of American dash. His uring women, with their 7% tea ane ee « - ° ; Ps _ . : | ed . . ’ a 4 > y> +) ° 7% : & ta % Ww a J bye e ne i ” ‘a _ ee a. . - 4 & ‘ ~~ z as “tea a Bs at Z nr Be . 4 ' a . Sa tl oe gh : 4 “ - a q : a gm — > & *_ v4 7, d _ . F * . ve a ie ne ee , Pe es ne OTe “nS . : : , oe late y Y eS or > - ~*~. v™ — » ow . 7 — . SSR eet ne ang Rees hg The butterfly type, by Clarence F. Underwood. (Copyright. : serene brows and flawless features, are the latest craze of the younger generation. Each month the magazin: covers reveal the latest interpretation of the Benda charmer Asked what he believed the effect of his own draw- ings would be on the American girl of the future, he an- swered: “The years alone can tell truly. It is certain that the constant presentation of a type has a definite effect upon the girls, who, looking at these pictures, long to be like them.” Benda believes that there is no single American type save the blonde girl of Scotch, Irish and English an- eestry “Because this is the melting pot of all nationalities. it is exceedingly di‘ficevlt to say that there is any one type which is especially American.” he said “This blonde girl, a mixture of Irish,-Scotch and English. has taken on certain characteristic features of her own. She comes closest to being the trve American type, and she has undoubtedly been infivenced bv ilius-rations of th: pret and wi!l continue to be inflv enced, in looks. by the illustrations of the present.” Perhu's there is no one who speaks with greater authori‘y upon the subject of the American beauty than does Harrison Fisher. His types of femininity have illvetra‘ed best sellers for vears, and his exquisite girls flirt with the passerby from the covers of the mort widely circrlated periodicals. He draws a win- somely lovely tyne. impertinent, yet wistful “Every American artist who has been successfu! enough to get his pictures before the public has had his hand in the ms«king of the American girl of today,” he said ™I am not certain about prenata) influence. but I do now that when a young girl sees a certain type of beauty. and strone!l» admires it, that she unconscionsly forms herself br that thinking. into some semblance of the pictured face. ‘his is a proved effect which every artist has observed. It remained for Hiaskell Coffin ease of the artist in regard to the changing type of really to state the American womanhood “We are all of more or less the pirtrrivation of our thoughts.” he « iared. “A mind is impressed by whate er she sees girl, with her impressionable mind, is surrounded on every side wit ideals Naturally. she becomes ike that thine che sees. This is a responsibility which every artist murt accept.” Coffin savs this is the reason why artists should draw only women whom they wouid like to see as living young girl's The American nictoured mop |e ' Si >. ihe poe of the Magazine @vier pis ee . peste ee One egg Siediiaiteinditeene inte anaes ny, hy Miva o. m COP bt ee & . oizmZ Ws | _ — al i il — — The ingenue type, by C. D. Williams. ‘Coprright “It is the greatest incentive an artist could have, he went on, “to draw oniy the very highest types of womanhood —the purest ideal. It is the chief reason why I have never drawn the flapper, nor anyth ng that even represented her vaguely. I did not want to pro- long her life.” Coff:n's picture of Frances Starr. his wife. he con- siders his finest piece of work, and he does not hesitate to sav that he cousiders her the perfect type oi Amer- ican beauts . From another angele the question wag attacked by C. D. Williams, whose iilustrations are admired wher- ever magazine fiction is read illustrator and not a cover no special type of girls to fit the said Wil first of all, an personally have developed but rather have dra: iy ceived.” “Being. artist, I my own character which the au.bor liams “As more or less of an o1l60 ‘ has seemed iv me that the American gir! has bee namging vers rapidly in the last few years Except ‘or this brief outburst of NDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—MARCH The romantic type, by Howard Chandler Christy. {Copyvrigt flapperism, which, thank heaven, has been growing in and in a certain delicacy, ail of which I believe illustrators and cover growing i} dienity, traceable to the artists, the American fir! is her pictured ideal.” “What about the models? Did not the. artist ” Williams was asked. ideal.” he answered, ‘“‘and no The model serves to correct his e him line and shadow, but the real man draws is in his mind—or in his SO no man, save only a portrait not always, paints what he sees with | eyes, but ratber what is in his thought.” Howard Chandler Christy. authority on Ameri- vhose opinion is sought in almost every he declaration that the American reason of the illus- is directly to look like paint se mode ‘Kach man draws hi nan draws iraw ng. rele fure that , ‘ i" b er From Can beauty beauty contest, came girl is taller in actual! trations which have so depicted her inches, by “Twenty-five years ago, when I first began to draw women,” said Christy. “it was difficult to wih anything lite the height which my mental conception of beauty demanded. In spite of this I drew tall women. and slender women. ‘Today that is the ideal of American beauty everyu here -the living reoresentation o! it wal 4

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Og hd eatin «ans . atte, Sue pt GA tee a afte The STOKER WHosE life Rapio SA OG 4 young doctor bern cad reured in Missouri, educated mm S8t. Louie end now @ member ef ‘he tee Rime ste’ of hie medicai eima meter. fhe West.ngter IT xicers fy School ef Medt cue, Geelong? the unique distinction of being the first » csivt@n f@ freat @ cere of serious iiness on the Rich seas in which medical science end radio com- wiunmiceteon combined fo sare the life of a patient who “us tr@nmarerred ‘rom one sh.p te enother hundreds cof ez ‘rom chore. He is Dr. Glover H. Copher. 4 se Trey, Lincoin County. now im the surgery de- ment o° the school trom «Rich he was greduated ; nd alse a member o° ‘he Barnes Bospital aad tal staf’s. Last summer Ae wes ship's doc- Carted Stetes steamskip Presideni Garfield. corm New York and London. sf iv J This the 2.4 Sh a es Ree ot - Just as “part of the day's work,” a young Missoari physician figures in the first case where a sick sailor han- dreds of miles from shore is trans- ferred from a vessel without a doctor to a big liner, throagh wire- less calls, after several other med- ical men afloat and ashore have radioed prescriptions for the pa- tient—Saffering from pneumoma, this New Orleans youth got worse and worse day by day antil he was taken aboard the President Gar- = York: “Patienis jtever now 104 degrees Gave Gye grains aspirin. Usable to take nourishment” Thr message and the doctor's prescription “crossed” some where in the e:her BY r At 6:21 that evening Capt Castenara reported te De Sprague that he had followed directions except ast Dover's powders. “None aboerd. Gave milk of mae nesia as substitute and hot-water bag to feet. Paties= — perspiring and fever now 1@1.75. Canmot retain gui v4 > -q food. vomitins Still compiains of severe pains ebest. but resting beter and sot so nervous. Thasts for further advice Patient requests coffee: ip if ab visable” at 8 ocider Dr. A. Sprin*. Uaited States Pebte Health Service surgeon at New York. filed this mee save. which “Sparks” Lowe of the West Norranus picked up: “Give patient sponge bath lukewarm water to reduce fever Use one-eighth grain morphine by mouth o #n eazer to én “} . Sh ppt The Presiden’ C2 3 nd for Piv mouth @ rhe Tham Sd Ei ‘eT 54 targe fist of passeng >: sik aere OU act? milliomaire> men of Mz affairs. and U2 one lone poet. the ~m of I a™ ses Padraic Con : J and and New Yora _ was also. what vs" of ¥ : more importance @ -hi This officer ty 40% tor. lover H. poet ‘ « Yael (he treatment . J but that it =a ordiaary irromataaces of the for the first time im rec abare the wares of the allinz. and a doctor and ogether on the high —— HL took of t oving @& well-earned eived the emergeory ryere had been roug i 7 the captain had vas abdoat midaight - -grried the @ 42nd > > 7 i hypodermic every two hours instead of Dover's peweer American in held and recovered rapidly ander to control pain and coughing. Do net give more thas fran res emergency of the case and requesting the boerd te 3 three times a Gay ease direct some Shipping ‘Board vessel by radie g -omafort. Fresh a. an Bours later Dr Sprague wirelessed to broadcast to take patient. Within an hour went - tr Cooher thes he West Norrasus skipper through the ether from Washington signed “Ship- a3 read the eme = Your treatment bas been very good Allow plenty board (this Message a the ether To Master weet * Long. 4 i+ © “LOOK. ¥ c: VT meas at 1.26 Capt. © have got the « tincture opin eargo * Rotterdam The West Norranus had no doctor aboard Very few freich ers carry a physician. All are supposed to stocs up with Grugs and medic mes before starting a vovage. Sometimes the medical remedies carried are ite simple. As it turned out. the West Norranus .ed some of the medicines ne escirvy in a case of pneimonia. « mang Jobn Miller in bis hero! ocess of cooling off hours after Jchn s: ' on the hatch-combing o ded. He wus reported on the sick list He ery sick indeed Pains in chest and back. hich cenerai knock-out feeling. Something new for Spar’s.” otherwise the wireless operator After : had administered for two days as be hoped might benefit radio room at 14:46 send this Marine Hospita] “ Hatteras lhe freight shtp wi ji. we . ty ov ( all dat grains caiomei and soda. broken 'reatmen?’t ‘ ASTENARA Master = a> (pa . we te°p patient well wrapped up and warm Get on eastbound track and request medical at- aspirin. Give Dover's powers 19 grains tendancee or transfer if warranted. “Shipboard vessels as iONng aS neressary to contro! cough your Viinity imstructed communicate and give 'y mustard plaster te chest until ski necessary medical attention Duster. Make plaster of one part o The wireless man of the West Norranus “listened” four parts flour. Give plenty of fluid to find what ships were in bis ricinity. The Presiden: purges necessary.” Garfield was located on the eastbound track abead of ust before receipt of the Sprague prescriprion Capt. the West Norranus. Capt. Casteniara gave bie cowirics on stenara had radioed thus to the doctor iz New to the President Garfield. repeated a part of the mes Pee a ~-NDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPA ['CH—MARCH 11, 1923. ’ - , see NE TT RELL Pica POR AEP ORES ELA LOD! SOAPS AGE NY a , aaa a4

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al take nourishment.” pscription “crossed” some- Castenara reported to Dr directions except as to bard: Gave milk of mae- Water bag to feet. Patient +5, Cannot retain liquia ns of severe Pains in 2 BOt SO nervous Thanks requests coffee: is it aa- n*. United States Pybire New York. filed this mes- of the West Norranus > : lukewarm Water to reduce “ Morphine by mouth or instead of Dover's Powcer Do not give more than Water to drink in Smal] ses. Wire if fever G0e8 °° : the captain had wired mt could not rétain even nd he was vomiting con- P at sea, the passenger had “listened in” on the tly the “Sparks” of that ges. Dr. Hodgson. ship's fase from these messages to the West Norranus: sigh by Sponge baths BEC went to the Master Bave a brief history of Stating that for two davs from the Marine Hospital at to do.” requested the Dr. Hodgson. whose ship West Norranus. replied: Dearest ship with doc- different: To transfer a @bother at sea when the Md and the two Presented a Of calling a & case of CCurately. were new prob- doctor to taking a pa- | Of taking the. f bringing the coctor the Tadiogram to the United ashington. Stating ‘the requesting the board to Board esse] by radio Within 4n hour went a@shington, signed “Ship- bd request Medical at- inted. "Shipboard Vessels wimunicate and: give rest Norranus ‘listened’ Yirinity. The Presiden: sMhound track ahead of enara gave hic DOSiItion Med a part of the mes —s " ooo ae ie | Fer rree weet *.* ee eae — Ww 104 degrees. Gave five This £ ; “ ; sage from the Shipping Board, and added: “Transfer imperative. Pa- tient has retained no notr- ishment of any hind for three days. Fever continues _as bigh &s 105: now 10; Very weak, and se.ere pains ip chest and bach, and doc- tor'’s cons!avl attention es sential. Keeping fever down by sponse baths and alcoho! rubs.” The President Garfield «as bound for Plymouth and np the Thames River with 4 large list of passengers Many of them were business men, eager (o reach London en errands of importance others were tourists. There ‘were millionaires aboard, men of big affairs, and there was one lone poet, the fa- mous Padraic Colum of Ire- land and New York. There was also. What was of vast- ly more importance. a ships doctor. This officer was ) CAPE HATTERAS By (atin A Doctor 800 Hives Away > Tf) . _ P . ‘ia Ve wime.e rss Mig : 7loe*P% POINT OF , ? MEETING ——~¥ es 6|o° 55° F355 z/715° Glover H. Copher, M. D.. of M, Missouri. A poet might sing a song in celeDration of the interesting event. as Padraic Colum, in fact. did. But a physician might save a life. as Dr. Copher did though the young Missourian disclaims any credit. “it was nothing.” says Dr. Copher: “just all in the day's work. The patient had a rather severe attack of lobar pneumonia, with no complications. All he required was ordinary and obvious professional treat- ment. That the treatment was obvious is to be admi¢ ed: but that it was ordinary —under all the extraordinary circumstances of the case is not to be admiited. Here for the first time in recorded history the etheric waves above the waves of the deep blue brine were calling. calling. and a doctor and a sick man were being brought together on the high seas. Talk about a race against death? Capt. H. L. Look of the President Garfield was en- soying a well-earned sleep when his wireless man re- ceived the emergency call from the West Norranus There had been rough weather, which still prevailed and the captain had spent much time on the bridze. it was about midnight when the call came. The op- Copher erator carried the message direct to Dr who This diagram shows positions of the :resgaver West Norranus when Capt. Castanera got “radio prescriptions” from physicians in New York and aboard the President Monroe and the President Garfield, also point where the sick stoker was transferred to the latter ship, 800 miles at sea east of New York. etherward “(live hour until pain relieved. thirtieth gruin every three hours frequently.” Bluff but kind old Capt. Castanera carried out all the instructions given by the several doctors, ashore and on shipboard. but young Jobn Miller remained in a dangerous .condition. Obviously. it was a case for a doctor right at hand. John was delirious. Two stout seamen were ‘ept stationed just outside the ship's hospital door to prevent the lad from getting out of bed and jumping overboard There was the boys mother at home, tri sting to the captain to take care of Jobn So at last the skipper determined to put the matter squarely up to the master of the President Gar- field and induce him to come to the aid of the patient He gent this rodiogram to Capt. Look: “Huve trented vatient for tbree days past by dor- No improvement In fact, Pa- worse. Imperative he have doctor's persens! attendance You are closest sbip Will “you stop and have notient examined and effect transfer as per Shipping Board or- teuspoonful tincture opinm every Give strychnine sulphate, one- Give strong coffee tors’ orders via radio. tient s condition ders?” 1 (‘apt. Look’s response : vas short and to the point: “Give your ex- act 8 oclock G M T po- -iTion. ; ‘‘iot. Castenara gave it ‘Coming to vour as- si __ ___ -— — —_ bi heavy weather. The The freight ship West Norranus, aboard which young John Miller, desperately seas were choppy. and 4 il. was treated by doctors’ prescriptions sent by radio. s ruin was falling. Back The doctor go! up forthwith He 4isO Wus in bed asleep and didn't trouble about dressing for breakfast wrote this rush prescription. which the operator sent a! ‘ive minutes past midnight. morning of Ang. 12 fo Master West Norranttis Continue rubs tor fever, force liquids. Keep quite doses of morphine. Give tincture of digitalis. 10 drops three times a day piliows tor more ‘omfort. Fresh air. COPHER. M. D.” Dr. Copher then aroused (apt. Look. The captain read the emergency call and put this laconic reply into the ether: To Master West Norranus at 5:30 G M T Lat 1)-"8. Long. 56-15, course east true. speed 15 knots. “TOOK. Master President Garfield. 1:01 a m. (, M T means Greenwici) mean time, by the was At 1:°6 Capt. Castanera radioed to Dr Copher “We have not the drugs aboard prescribed by you. Have baths and with smal! Prop up with tincture opinn lense advise Fourteen minu es tater Dr Conhers response went SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -MARCH 11. 1925 and forth between the two ships for several hours went rudio messages. advising the other as to location and progress. ‘Make all smoke possible.” radioed Capt. Look, about dauvlight. The West Norranus put up a thick smote spiral, enhancing its visibility. At 9°56 a. m the freizhter radioed. “You are now in sight.” Back from the President Garfield came the cheering message “You are now in sight. Heave to to head easi ward wben about three miles distan'. “Shall we launch boat?” inquired Capt. Castanera. “No: will send own boat with doctor.” replied Capt Look Aboard the big vessel everybody was astir early. Passengers had learned why the ship had turned off Thev crowded to the side and kept look- out for the freighter. Their human sympathies were aroused. The sick boy was going to be snecored thoush it would make them many hours late in reach- ine London. Besides, this was something new under the sun -a doctor going to a patient at sea, called by radio. and that patient not the Prince of Wales, nor each ifs course yet a New York millionaire. merely an unknown sto: er on a freight craft. The poet, Padraic Col:m. stood at the ships rwil. bareheaded. the wind and the rain beating upon bis brow. Yes, there was poetry in the performance’ The Irish bard no doubt already was forming in his mind the lines of the little lyric he would write in honor of The radio—-one of the new-found marvels of the universe. The race against death. The mystic call out of the ether. The great ship with its busy millionaires, its haughty society ladies, its tanned-face captain with the four service stripes on bis sleeves. the alert young Missouri doctor—and the Irish poet at the rail. Poetic--yes' Lowered bv the davits over the ships side sves8 a seaworthy boat. In it are the chief officer of the Presi- dent Garfield, Capt. Look’s first aid, and Dr. Copter, with his medical orderly. Waiting at the rail is the ship’s trained nurse. The rainfall! has ceased but the seas still are choppy. The boat reaches the West Norranus and is made fast by cables to the side. The ship’s officer, the doctor and the orderly climb the ladder and set foot on deck. Look sharp, now, Padraic Colum thrill of it. Comes pow the final radio message from freizhter the event. and get the whole to liner: “From West Norranus to K DT © 10:55 a. m. Master President Garfield Lay where you are. Working ship alongside Bringing patient (Countersigned (Signed) Officer, President Garfield O K by Castanera. Master.” Sailors strapped sick John Miller in a narrow tron cot. They lowered him over the side of the West Nor ranus. Through the choppy seas the men from the President Garfield rowed the precionsiy carzoed cratt to the side of the big ship. As the boat was drawn up and the davits swung her in above deck the assemled male passengers involuntarily doffed their hats Young Miller was placed in the ships hosp'tal Dr. Copher and the nurse took active charge Six davs later the good ship steamed up the Thames [tiver, Miller having begun to improve almost imme- upon being brought in contact with The convalescent lad had been taken ot! “the place where the time comes from John diately “noresernt treatment.” at Greenwich and placed in hospital there. But there bad been subsequent radio activits both ships. Capt. Look had notified Capt, Castanera tha! if the patient failed to improve he would advise That veteran had radioed his was the highly human touch f rs the freighter skipper thanks “Bon yoyaze, he gave his message. To the ship's agents in New Orleans Capt also had radioed a brief account of the incident, addinz “Advise mother now under competent care and doctor feels satisfied will recover quitKly. Mailing report tn detail from Rotterdam.” And Dr. Copher had wireleased to Capt the cheering news of the patient’s improvement. And Capt. Look also had wired, on Aug. 14: “Patient doing well today.” And Capt. Castanera had radioed back “Thanks for gratifying message.” But it was Dr. Copher’s message of Aug. 15 that mace old Capt. Castanera happiest: “Patient very muect im- proved today. No question but he will recover.” This was radioed by the radiant skipper to New Orleans. for the benefit of John Miller’s mother. After that, on th evening of Aug. 16, Capt. Look had sent this fina’ as- surance to Capt. Castanera “Patient doing fine. No temperature or fever. in Capt. Look’'s offic] report appeared these items " (Continued on Page 14.) PAGE SEVEN (‘astanera ("a stunera

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‘ iad ee att eer em om pn 4 ep cheng titel Spx ne np, ome i Pormeahnenpsian boca ee EN 7 * ems * 2 —~ ge - . 4 2 ane anf = ee a ~ - . _ —— y - . ert an 2 ae oles - sab Cte PES NRE RI att esate Sates ire al eae res: ’ . an er ‘ fe ~ A ware apets ~~ elaine io atoan Lenten es oes aee we The best Jules Verne could make his characters accomplish was to circumnavigate the world in eighty days, but Bert Acosta and Vincent Baranelli, giving their dream of the future, cut the time to one-fortieth in this fantastic bat not im- possible view of the world-circling giant airplane of the future. : a HE information and ideas contained in this glance into the future were given to the writer by two of the prominent lights of present-day triation. Bert Acosta is a very well known flyer. one of whose important achievements was the winning of the Pultizer race of 1921. There are few men who are better learned in the practical and ad- venturous aspects of flying. Vincent J. Buranelli is a designer and builder of airpianes. He has a dozen different types of planes to his credit, and is now specializing in the development of giant types of aircraft. {RPLANES have crossed the Atlantic in ways enough to satisfy everybody. A one-stop flight from New York to San Francisco has been accomplished. The nonstop sail across the continent should be made some time this year. Around the world by stages and New York to Shanghai by di- rect soar are the next feats to be performed by the aerial adventurer. Then will remain the final exploit. care ROO = the one that intoxicates the imagination of aviator and airplane builder with its epic grandeur and ener- mous difficulty—the nonstop flight around the world, the 25,000-mile hop from New York west to New York. Wheg will it come? Not for many rears, probably: not until aviation has altered almost fantastically. but the time is at hand when we will have to think of it as the next prodigy in the logical succession of events. Five hundred miles an hour, and around the world in 50 hours! That sounds tremendous. Can an air- plane do 500 miles an hour? It is a treacherous thing to make predictions about airplane speeds. Twelve years ago Glenn Curtiss won the Gordon Bennett race at 49 miles an hour. The winner of the Pulitzer race in 1921 (the winner was Acosta) averaged 176 miles an hour. He stated after the race that he considered 200 miles an hour aa impossible speed over a triangular eourse. The 1922 Pulitzer race was won at a speed of aimost 250 miles an hour, and it was over a tri- angular course. Nevertheless, it is probable that 560 miles an hour will never be made in ordinary atmos- phere. The resistance of the air is too great. The ™ a ORO i ae 10 TROUSARNG Peer ~ - _— = 7 ee ee 2 * — -—* == —- oes oe ae “= 235 novRrs~ ssh The three inner dotted lines show altitudes. The outer one illustrates the time elements of the world-circling flights. ~ ~ round-the-world plane will fly im the rarefied of extremely high altitudes, will keep a height of feet (eight miles), as it darts along its way. This ae vation has already been attained by altitude fyag, © The atmosphere has two functions with . It resists their motion and provides oxygen for the . bustion in the motor that overcomes the At 40,000 thousand feet both the gesistance and thea gen supply are enormously diminished, but the & factors are manipulated by the use of a supercharge, -_” v Sel easily be able to find by ¥ abie to mes meena! ‘ wireless current tw . no matter how dense the plane will encounter mi thrust into the sky. When that it has encountered @ ee a given distance ahead and aa or three feeder planes are waits which at extreme heights feeds oxyzen to the 4 st night—and by wireless artificially. Superchargers are now in constant welp ~ aviators who ascend to great altitudes. The —— feeder planes will land on top The landing tunnel may by that world plane will use a fuel of greater power than gas jerfected. It will swing with om line. Already synthetic motor fuels of more strengit© Garing openings. like the bell of a . than gasoline have been devised, but at presemt am ie wind. A strong, steady Curres too expensive for practical use. _& without treacherous side gusts, The machine will be a thick-wine monoplane, ate - qpterin through the dense lower air will demand a different type of propeller than the long run in the upper re gions. Variable pitch propellers are developing sew- A system can be devised for drawing in oxygen fom the outer atmosphere. The air in the round-the-world cabin will be as rare as the air outside, but will be ab. most pure oxygen. When the great circumnavigation has been made & fantastic development of rapid travel will follow. The — huge ship remains in the upper rezion for weeks at a time, and circles around and around the world At given points it descends into the dense air of 10,000 feet, where the creat resistance makes it slow down to 2 miles an /hour, and where small ground-flying planes meet it and transfer to and from it passengers, freight, mail and fuel. Already the transfer of objects from plane to plane has becun. It is a commonplace that daredevils jJamp from one plane to another. The Sperrys are conducting experiments with the attaching aloft of sujall planes to large ones. The circumnatigator will have locking devices on its great wins, so that the small plane, by flying along underneath and rising slowly, can attack itself. Passengers aboard the feeder will ascend a lad- der through a door in the top of the small plane and on throvugh a similar door in the thick. hollow wing ef the creat plane. A powerfn! pump will draw up fuel from the carrier, and freicht will be hoisted. Five minutes will suffice for the transferring operation. The great plane will have small difficulty im finding its way to the appointed places of meeting with small planes. There are no fogs or clouds at extreme ailti- tudes. Dut the plane will often be abové a floor of clouds. and will not be able to see the earth. It will have wireless guidance from below. Not long ago the aerial mail tried a very interesting device against the freat enemy of airmen. fog. At each of the four cor- ners of a field were placed instruments that sent up- ward a directed wireless ray, so that an airplane high ents with automatically guided point it has directed an area ly equipped, plane is steered the body when the plane is im the air. The propellers ihe point of orizin of the current. the tunnel opening will extend an power Any plane entering this isto the tunnel. The floor of the t with powerful electro-magnets that fering plane gradually downward @ feather micht fall. Fas of this is fantasy, but the deve je 20 years has been so fantastic © ecw of the future of aviation will inevitably be fantastic, ' Should the foregoing description g@hierement seem incredible, the might profit by a brief review of the gues of aviation in the 20 years since gir fring machine had its first f Nineteen years ago the coming fiana Purchase Exposition Was &% ® Louis. Virtually all the nations gepresented at this greatest of gas keen competition, not only ¢ between individuals, in the ent the very latest achievements in the im discoveries and inventions. if Worlds Fair here in 19% you had the very latest and best in everyth Bind You saw many maryelous & get see an airplane. There was © plane. as a practicai working prom M existence. To be sure. in the December P e Exposition two young men of ville Wright, had made s a machine which. not long aft (Eto the biplane type of flyer now the world. But such was the & tude 19 years ago that nobody s@ perimenters like the Wrights would; ity of air flight by machines bes The lighter-than-air machine The “cas-bag” type of airship ~ae

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s as to popularity and performance, also as to hope for future aerial voyaging. At the World’s Fair there were several so-called dirigibles. A dirigible, accord- ing to the dictionary, is something that may be di- rected, governed or steered. Dirigible balloons were the world’s hope in 1904. One celebrated dirigibilist, M. Santos-Dumont, came over from Paris with his gas bag. It was garaged or hangared on the exposition grounds, and one night somebody ripped the bag with a sharp knife. Santos- Dumont never made a flight here, as millions had hoped he might. But there was another young man, Roy Knabenshue, who dared and did—that is, he did his best. He made a start from the World’s Fair grounds, in a gas-bag car, headed westward. Thousands saw the start. Knabenshue had “engine trouble.” sOnly a small group saw the finish. They comprised a few men, including Post-Dispatch representatives. who had hired one of the city’s exceedingly few automobiles and who drove out into the county a few miles beyond Clayton and towed home the Knabenshue airship, which had made a foreed landing eight miles from the point of starting. The next year a lad of 18, Lincoln Beachey, made, at Portland, Ore., the first successful round-trip flight in a dirigible balloon. Under the management of the LONDON dispatch quotes Major-General] Sir William Branker, British Director- General of Aviation, as predicting the establishment, in a few years, of a regular London-New York air service, the planes to fly at an altitude of 30,000 feet and at a speed of 300 miles per hour. The time of crossing would be 12 hours. This authority further states that five groups of pilots are laying plans for the round- the-world-by-stages flight, and that the feat will be accomplished probably this year, or, if not, certainly during the year following. celebrated Capt. Thomas Baldwin, veteran balloonist, Beachey started from the Lewis and Clark Exposition ground, voyaged through the air over Portland, turned around and returned to his starting point, making a safe landing. The press bureau of the exposition sent stories of that performance to thousands of newspapers in the United States and Canada. The Associated Press : carried the néws throughout the world. “Great!” was grossing the beam detected it with instruments, (Continued on page 15.) able to determine which of the four corner fof wireless current it was. A landing after that asy, no matter how dense the fog. The world- plane will encounter mileposts, great wireless thrust into the sky. When its instruments that it has encountered a certain one, it will know sgiven distance ahead and 20,000 feet below, one, @ three feeder planes are waiting for it. These easily be able to find by vision—they will be at night—and by wireless detectors. i feeder planes will land on top of great build- The landing tunnel may by that time have been ed. It will swing with the wind and will have Her openings, like the bell of a megaphone, to catch sind. A strong, steady current will blow through i@sithout treacherous side gusts, so that a plane ring its leeward opening will land in a powerful wind that will greatly diminish its speed. The ~ will head into the tunnel automatically. The ferment Air Service has Made a group of important ments with automatically guided planes. From a ) point it has directed an area of wireless so that nding gear will retract into apeperly equipped, plane is steered mechanically to is in the air. The propellers the point of origin of the current. Far in advance of and width. since the climb tle tunnel opening will extend an area of wireless air will demand a different power. Any plane entering this area will be steered long run in the upper re- into the tunnel. The floor of the tunnel will be laid ll fly in the rarefied vapors zes, Will keep a height of 40,000 darts along its way. This ele- attained by altitude flyers. wo functions with airplanes a provides oxygen for the com- t overcomes the resistance. bth the wesistance and the Oxy- usly diminished, but the two by the use of a supercharger, ts feeds oxyzen to the motor are now in constant use by sreat altitudes. The round-the- pel of greater power -than gaso- motor fuels of more strength devised, but at present are tal use. | thick-wing monoplane, a type li be 500 feet from tip to tip, ll be driven by motors aggre- - Its speed and great wing uspension in the rare atmos- > and cabin will be contained Great plane at top of page, with small planes flying underneath; one attached bpellers are developing now. for drawing in oxygen from ne air in the round-the-world air outside, but wil] be al- navigation has been made a rapid travel will follow. The upper rezion for weeks at f and around the world. At > the dense air of 10,000 feet, P makes it slow down to 200 Small ground-flying planes d from it passenzers, freight, objects from plane to plane onplace that daredevils jump . The Sperrys are conducting hing aloft of small planes navigator will have locking » SO that the smail plane, by nd rising slowly, can attach the feeder will ascend a lad- top of the small plane and in the thick, hollow wing ful pump will draw up fuel cht will be hoisted. Five B transferring operation. 2 snmrall difficulty in finding aces of meeting with small or clouds at extreme alti- often be abové a floor of le to see the earth. It will m below. Not long ago the eresting device against the At each of the four cor- instruments that sent up- , 80 that an airplane high with powerful electro-magnets that will draw the en- tefing plane gradually downward and land it as gently asa feather might fall. All of this is fantasy, but the development of aviation in W@ years has been so fantastic that any reasonable Se of the future of aviation over a number of Yrs will inevitably be fantastic, too. . Should the foregoing description of future airplane achievement seem incredible, the nonreceptive reader might profit by a brief review of the astonishing proé- res: of aviation in the 20 years since the heavier-than- air flying machine had its first feeble beginnings. Nineteen years ago the coming summer the Lou- isiana Purchase Exposition was open to the world at St Louis. Virtually all the nations of the world were represented at this greatest of world’s fairs. There was keen competition, not only between countries, but between individuals, in the enterprise of displaying the very latest achievements in the arts and sciences, in discoveries and inventions. If you attended the World's Fair here in 1904 you had opportunity to see the very latest and best in everything achieved by man- Kind) You saw many marvelous things, but you did not see an airplane. There was a reason. The air- plane, as a practical working proposition, was not then in existence. To be sure, in the December preceding the opening f the Exposition two young men of Dayton, O., Wilbur ville Wright, had made a successful trial flight in @ machine which not long afterward they developed into the biplane type of flyer now known throughout the World. But such was the incredulity of the multi- tude 19 years ago that nobody save a few patiént ex- perimenters like the Wrights would admit the possibil- ity of air flight by machines heavier than air. The lighter-than-air machine was the thing then. The “gas-bag”’ type of airship was in the ascendency to lower surface of right wing. A flock of small planes is shown descending to the landing tunnels on tops of building. of Palle * Hit CUR AkS: , Ne - os Ttt | «)

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« — ee ee enemas a —- —— -_ “ - Oe CRA APNE ORES + IE Hs Ge an AOA LE TS APES LALIT ADE 6 - “ — eset . 7 aye - 4 ae ~ nn aed Oe oh eel ean ctl ey in. ee 6 tl ole halt a mapprenestion Tn eee aeete ane — fy _— a t few aes “ Pein gt Lee a a - ie abate En weaeihe 6 is ’ : -_- a J Aree of the 12 shrunken heads shown at the midnight supper. comparison as tosize. These were the heads of full-grown humans. As table decorations at this banquet beginning at 12 o’clock in room 1212 on the twelfth floor of a New Orleans hotel, where 12 courses were served, there were 12 human heads from Peru, shrunken by a mysterious process after decapitation—Hair still growing, so it is declared, many years after death —One relic that of a pretty girl with Titian tresses, slain 45 years ago— Another that of a white-haired man whose enemies “got” him 60 years ago —These strange “souvenirs” worth $2500 apiece NE of the weirdest midnight suppers ever honor at the midnight supper inclided those of a pretty Fiven took place recently in New Orleans. girl with Titian hair, who was killed about 45 years [t was a feas: incidental to a coming-out ago, probably because she arvused the unger of some party. as it were, of 1% shrunken heads ob'uined from the Jivaros [Indians in Peru tribal power: an old man with white hair who has been dead 60 years: an [Indian « hieffain who was killed in and ovned jointly by Cecille B. de Mille’ the late ’90’s, and an wnfuithful wife. on whose skull and Sem Behrent, wealthy business man of Los Angeles. Mr. Behrent wes taking the heads from California to New ¥ork and o'her Eastern cities, where they are to ever indulged in bs loaned indefinitely to medical associations which de- it up. sire to study the method of head-shrin’ ing which has been practiced by the Jivaros redskins for more than five centuri-s The numeral !2 predominuted at the supper. [t was met violent and homicidal). -deaths are used. given at t” oclock midnight: there were t2 courses of her lord and master had made a mark signifying she had betrayed the honor of the family. “Head-hunting” is oné of the most fascinating fads according to those who have taken In the first place there is more risk and danger ‘to it than to the most extravagant forms of bootlegging: and in addition remance and tragedy are concentrated in every head, as only the heads of persons who have In other words, only healthy heads are admitted to the charmed foods.and beverages: it was in room 1212 on the twelfth circle floor of the hotel. and there were 1? shrinken leads. which were not at all li e the ghost of Banquo at Hum lets gathering, but were really the life of the party Head-hhunt ng” is the latest ho'yby of those wealihy Americans who ap parently don't kuow what to do with their money and go in for bizarre col- lecting. Some of the heads in the De Mille Behrent collection are valued at more than $2500 each. There are 20 of them and the. are ins:ired in L.lovd's fo: $60,000. The heads are not the least ghastly in appearance. Thev have been shrunken so Skillfuily that the features have been merely reduced uniformly, without changing any of the facial characteristics. Zest strange dolls more thing else. bit They sug- thun anv- One of the most curious not to say hblood-curdling, things in connection with the head-shrinking is that the hair continues to grow! heads are those of Indisens who were \illed more than 56 years ago, and during all the intervening years the bair has continued to grow. William Hepner, well-known Wig maker and lait expert, says it is a fact that the hair is growing and that it offers a baffling problem to hair spee The heads which had PAGE TEN Some of the ialists. the place of For hundreds of years it has been the custom of the Jivaros Indians to kill an enemy and cut off his head, and then to “cure” and shrink it by a process which has been handed down by word of mouth from century to century afid from generation to generation. The Peruvian Government has enacted a law forbid- ding the heads to be exported, as the collectors have | Virtually placed a premium on murder. An unscrupt- lous Indian in need of cash and knowing he can get several hundred dollars for a good head is tempted and frequently succumbs—to kill someone for whom he has no particular affection. In a few days he has shrun’en the head to one-fourth its natural size and Another group of the shrunken heads from Peru used as table decorations at the New Orleans banquet. SUNDAY MAGA/SINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- —MARCH 11. 1923 Be Cet Sa Re ee OF Oe sa age a ig dae i ee. ? there's a ready market for the finished product. There are two of the heads in the Na- tional Museum in Washington: two in the Field Museum in Chicago: one in the Louisiana State Museum in New Orleans; and others in various parts of the country. They have been shown to many medical conventions in recent years and prominent surgeons are giv- ing them earnest study. The following recipe for shrinking heads, which you may paste in your scrapbook, was printed in the National seographic Magazine for October, 1921: “As the old recipe goes, ‘first catch your hare.’ After the decapitation has been completed, the skin is opened up from the base of the neck to the crown. and then the cut skin is sewed up along the neck to restore the head to its original form. “The head, or cavity, is filled wil hot sand or pebbles. after which the head is constantly moved, turned over this way and that, so that the drving goes on uniformly. When the sand is cooled other hot sand takes its place until the ‘cure’ is completed. “The lips are sewed shut with a long series of cotton cords. * * * “When the head is ‘cured’ there is & great celebration. with drinking and dancing, and the man who deeapi tated his foe is trea'ed as a conquering hero” a AE EE A RERGE NBP TOA DOE The HE big auditoriur half of a fla packed with mer was sickeningly In the exact raised platform, Above this beat electric lights, bringing out t man figures. Of this trio. one was @ sw in shirtsleeves and baggy made his bald head shine like Tim Constantin; and he was spectacular and best advertt letic Club had staged for a The ring’s two other occu and Merle Renton. Stripped to trunks and soc faced each other. panting (2 engorged and blood-smeared white torso sides spattered where bruising blows had | It was Merle Renton’s fight that from the end of the fi nelly’s savage Worf. And tb in every one of the six row Kennelly was a born figh lite in his dynamic strength him. Steadily, with no 6 atom of lost motion, Merle by bit he was wearing down ponent. For the most part, the Renton. welterweight chamg viar. Every fight fan kne clean From the Antipodes had Zealand's welterweight cha nent he had fought his wa East. winning victory aft way that did not add to h for sportsmanship. And at Renton. Nobody in the Cestus 4 than did Spike Kennell anbroken line of victories sudden curtailment. Ruse which earned him curt wa an occasional ringside his The men came up for U vaneed to the center in @ Spike came out of his ce crashed together in mid- jabs which culminated alm As they clinched, Spike bt ly. as if to bit his an referee's eye followed the intended it should. And, brought down his heel, W full weight of his bundre Merie's instep. The instep is one of tf centers. The stamp of K rubber sheathing, sent @ through Renton’s whole 5¢ five-year experience a8 & the clinch—hung on deap ground. Now, then, boys!” the clean, here! Act nice! Break, Renton!” Still half dazed with fp make complaint. It was, referee. At once, Kennelly was

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Shrink it by a process which ¥4y word of mouth from century Tation to £epDeration | bent bas enacted a law forbid Ported, as the collectors have 2m On murder. An uUnSscTUpt - Cash apni Knowing he can get for a good head is tempted ‘ to kill someone for whom he on. In a few davs he has bnhe-fourth its Natural size and ready market for the finished are two of the heads in the Na- uUselim ip Washington ; two in 2 Museum in Chicago. one in isiana Stare Museum in New @nd others in various Parts of Btry They have been show n to becdical conventions im receni iG prominent surgeons are giv- earnest study poliowing recipe for shrinking hich you may paste in your ok, was printed in the Nationa! phic Magazine for October, 1921. Old recipe £o0es, ‘first catch After the decapitation has mpleted. the skin is opened up t base of the neck to the crown the cut skin is sewed up alone m™ to restore the head to its form. head. or cavity. is filled wily Or pebbles. after’ which the constantly, moved. turned over y and that. so that the drving Uniformly. When the sand ix mer hot Sand takes its place - Cure is completed lips are sewed Shut with a of cotton cords. ° . ° the head is cured’ there is eeiebration. with drinking RE. and the man who deeap) B foe is treg ed as a ronQuering it has been the Custum of the mH enemy and cut off his head. om Vanced to the center - Spike came out of bi dee ee EL oe by F3 + a aL ae 2 aa Albert by- Payson lerhune - - _ ee ee ore eS *, a eee) ian. otek Renton a Nobody in the Cestus arena. that night. knew better f> than did Spike Kennelly that the New Zealanders “2 unbroken line of victories was in danger. just then. of pe sudden curtailment. Ruse after ruse he tried-—ruses ‘ which earned him curt warnings from Constantin and s 40 occasional ringside hiss. The men came up for the eighth round. Merle ad- in a businesslike fashion. is corner with a rush. The men crashed together in mid-ring, in a volley of short-arm jabs which culminated almost instantly in a clinch As they clinched, Spike brought up one arm awkward- ly. as if to hit his antagonist on the forehead. The referee's eve followed the silly maneuver, as Kennelly intended should. And, in the same instant. Spike brought down his heel. with all his strength and the full weight of his hundred and forty-odd pounds, on Merie's instep The instep is one of_the body's most cogent nerve centers. The stamp of Kennelly’s heel. for all its soft rubber sheathing. sent a torrent of anguish surging through Renton’s whole body. For the first time in his five-year experience as a fighter, Merle “bung on’ in the clinch hung on despdiringly lest he topple to the ground Now, then. boys'” the referee was intoning. “Break ‘Clean, here’ Act nice' Break awav. I'm telling you! Break. Renton’ Still half dazed with pain. Merle obevred. He did not make complaint It was not his way to squeai to the referee At once, Kennellw was at Renton, like a raging tiger. The men crashed together in mid-ring, in a volley of short-arm jabs which culminated almost instantly io a clinch. As he cherged. he aimed a mighty lefi swing for the jaw. Merie saw the swing coming. He threw up his guard, at the same time jerking his bead to one side and stepping backward. But, thanks to jarred nerves and dazed brain, the move Was too siow. His tortured foot would not carry him away soon enough. Nor did bis glove fly up in time to blo«- the blow. Over Merie's guard flashed the swing The thi nderbe!t fentons forehead. just above It would have into the center Its felled a fist crashed straight of the everrows. impact sent him to ‘tbe floor. heavyweirvbt. inetantly, Merle Renton gathered bis feet under him. Before the referee bad reached the count of two, be was on his feet and ready for the fray. But, even as he scrambled up. Merie was aWare that the fuses in the building's electric light apparatus bad burned out. The arena was in pitch dar ness Merle frowned. vexediy. It was very anpoving. He helf turned. to grope bis way to his own corner. Whs didn t one of*his seconds light a match to guide him” ‘The crowd was still velling and cheering and sbouting encovragemen!: just ag though the place Was not in piteb darkness then. in sick borror, Merle understood lt was not the l.git, but his sight was gone’ To the spectators at large. the on!s was that Merie Renton had gotten to his feet and that thing apparent he was apparently dizzy or confused by the force of the knoc'down jw Spike Kennelly. with his remaining strength and speed. flashed in Then. as he bored in at bis stum- blingly groping antagonist. he caught a distinct view of the staring and sightless eves. ; As a lad, back in New Zealand vear as handy man in an asylum for the blind with such an experience could misread that awesome had Spike had spent a Nobody blank iooxk And. immediately. Spixe knew what hefalien his foe. The championship was bis' But be must act before the referee should discover the nature of Rentons mis- hap and stop the bout Scarce a second passed cince Kennelly had seen and recognized that sightiese nad glare Searce three seconds had passed since Merle had risen sO waveringly to his feet. There Was no t'me 1o waste Setting himself. deliberately, Spike Kennelly strucs with all bis trained skill] and with every atom of his weight Merle Renton. tace force and ‘ a | Down went hOrwara Slowly. from a billion miles away. Merle Renton rawled back to consciousnese. His head was rg ked and rent with intolerable torment His mind Was as His of Censtantin & and quivering eves first the sound were his shut semi-clear impression Was voice chanting “TEN* In a rush. memory first time in his clean eontinued to lie. In seeming seconds lifted him and carried him to bis corner and plank @#& the He his came Verie For ring career, he shammed unconsciousness. while pack t0 wrought over him : iif f ? The arena Was plaudits of the eharming!,s the with a rocking with crowd. It had been a good fight unexpected twist at the end and a sensational knock- out % Presentiy Merle heard Brace. his manager, tell the carry him to his dressing room As he seconds to | ) was laid on the table Merie whispered his managers Instantly Brace was leaning over bim gee ’ . ™ “You're all right. now, old man Brace said «heer- ilv. “Don't try to get up. yet We ll “Send all the others out'” pantec Merle Wondering. Brace obeved SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH— MARCH 11, ‘They're all gone,” he reported, coming back to the table. “What did you want to say to me?’ For answer, Merle Renton opened his sightiess eyes They looked unzeeingly past Brace. For a moment, the manager stared. bewildered, into the blank orbs. Then be cried out. as ip physica! pain. “No!” be velled. “No! Good heaven, man' be you re” “I’m blind.” Repton made simple reply. “I'm blind. He heeled me in the instep, in that last clinch. 1 was too sick to block bis swing. as we came out of it. He got me between the eyes. And it put my sight out of bi sinese. Then bé knocked me out.” “The filthy swine!” roared Brace, half-biubbering. “Til murder him for this--if 1 go to the chair for it! Wait’ 'm going to send for the best doctor in town. Por #!! the doctors in town! I'm’’— ‘Come bic!” ordered Merle, glowering in his gen- eral dire'tion. “Come bac here! You'll stay where vou are. !|m not gotng to have a iot of doctors run- ning here. and have the whole story get around town and be in every paper, tomorrow. I! never yet squealed or made excuses And I'm not going to begin now. | “But. man’ “Get me home'”™ ordered Renton a rush. Den't tel) any of the 100 groggy to walk alone: and taxi. Get me home and itl] be time enough to send It can't ‘f;et me home in boys about it. lm ‘ind of steer me to the from the bunch. Then for Dor Meagher.” Say aya him Mav to Brace move from his sullen resolve. cab. the Renton s flat, Merle ex- plaiped: ‘If I ever get my eves beck. J'l) pay the bill |] owe Kennelly. If 1] don?t get ‘em back I'm let- ting anyone else pay it for me I-—I kind of hate to talk. tomight | guess I'd rather we didn't say apny- thing more. just now. !| <ot too much to look forward Nor could in the on not to. And then, there s—there's .Linda'”™ ‘If voud like me to go upstairs. ahead of vou suggested Brace. nervously and break it to the wife NO refuse Merle “Linda dont belong to tbe snivelly breed that hase to have rotten news ‘broke to em. If ! can stand this. she can. And likewise she will And shes help me. The rest of the drive was made in silence The tari stepped in front of a flat-house On the steps stood @ Women and a man The woman Was Renton s wife, the man was a dortor for whom Brace had telephoned as they left the clubhouse i.nda dic no scream por have hysterics. she look Merte’s gronin’ hands in her own firm grasp. as Ren- ton stepped bi nderingly out of the taxicab Then vith Dr Meavhber on his other side and witb Brace miserably following, she led him into the house and p to the little flat that was their home. It was pot until Dr. Meagher had made every por ble examination under the circumstances and hae departed. prom'sing to call early in thenmorning ®1Lh a great specialist of his acquaintance -it Was not until Brace had wrung Marlies hand and Lindas ana stamped away in’ Meaghers wake—-it was not until she and her stricken husband were alone together mm their living room, that Linda let herself go Then. gathering the blind head in her arms. ‘ strained tt close to her breast. murmuring iove words ef encourarement: crooning to the sufferer as to @a sick child Oh. girl of mine'” Merrie muttered, choking!* (;ir! dear. Wbatm ! going to do”? “Ite going to be ai! right. dearie she soothed ‘Its gcine to be all right We got along, when we were so dead broke. And we got on when—when baby died. We can get on now Because were together You ve got my eves to see with and my hands to work And—and !m pro vou the way PAGE ELEVEN for you ider of for 1923.

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. ° , ‘ ) _- ; : A Tale of the Prize Ring, and. a Woman's Stratage — 2 “ n = ee ¢ Sarely that part ef ft had beem some grotesque “Listen to me demanded Linda “Last aig nightmare’ For his -tsion was as clear as ever it had told you I'd be eyes and hands to you. Let | a been. To test ft, he focused his eyes on one object brains for you. now. All you've got to do is al after another in the pretty room. The geranfums in when the time comes. Just the way you always ‘zt “Mr. Kennelly. the window box, the filmy white curtains blowing in Besides, you said once | was the squarest gir: yumem the morning breeze. a basketful of many-colored fab- knew.- Can't you still trust me to be? One ors my husband rics on Linda's sewing table hit a friend with a bat ina ball game. But one woul has just His glance fell on the sun-‘issed hair of the daimty use a bat to smash a suake—and be ous right a head that rested on his knee. At the same moment, ing it If Spike Kenneily isnt a snake. | nevag = challenged you. Linda woe. She sat up, wide-eyed and wondering. of ci 8o”—— rush ‘o ber big eves, clouding them _— Please—I—I'm pet geet near peta tft a “So that’s settled.” she finished serenely. begging you “Linda'” exelaimed Merle “Its all right. girl It . Brace, will you go ahead and make the didn't happen. Or if ft did is zone > TH answer for Merle. The more he _= ee Leng and amarv«dly. she peered at h™. Then. for of it. the more he'll know I'm right. And, whea flat: the specia’ist vith him. the whole thing will take, Mr Brace” The other ‘ Followed much Not the hotel.” m= exam ining and a as . . ” 5 ’ eo. . 1918 when mony tests and The sporting pages of the variors papers, nest @ thrill on March 3. ‘ ross - questions. announced that Merle Renton’s eyes had bees ie i3 years - 3 f that year. The specialist injired im the ficht with Kennelly; that le Pe On April 30 bse ne ice seemed to find bjinduess had set ‘n. and that, under the = nad deen choked im “end os nothing miraéu- ders the recent «x-welterweight champion had tam : Strait for 36 nee” use of ‘lows in the re- packed off to a senitarivm; where. it was hope, Ei |) crew had made ‘aving in 2 covery damaged sigh: might in time be restored ee confinemen® = peabie anim The same Kennelly read the reports; and he smiled iz. a seaisk in and va > ‘hing. he said in To him it seemed a delightful joke. Just en Be wgp effect. had hap- reveling in the glory and publicity and full peckae =~ sened several that go *'th a new-won championship. wee times in his own im life seemed. for the moment. either enthralliag ge medical experi- amusing. We ae ence A shock, Chaacing to meet Brace in a sporting hosteiry. Spite coming upon a proceeded artfully te pump the surly manager = & 2a system whose Renton’s true condition - By dint of clever aque = -. rvyes were quest iouimeg, he elicited from the reluctant Brace the 4 news that Renton’s prospects were grawiy =~ precarious; and that it would be a mizach Bek: if even again he were able to see Brae © had arranged this interview for his emp sthetic pleasure; and without conferring with Linda. But it bad a desired effect A return match with a man of Meigs. rowess was the very last thing Kennelly desired : | With Renton out of the way that Gamgir was past. Spike could have all the fun ame - all the loafing he wanted Afterward, fora zoodly while, he could either avoid the bale er of fighting or could rake in easy gouap * ” oy means of “set-ups.” But, a month later. the sporting pag ‘ontained announcement that Merle had ome home, apparently cured ef his malady. Reporte who had interviewed him declared his eyes showed ue WES visible sign of his late blindness: and that he was Gat" ly umcommunicative about it met ee a temporary im another three days, the sporting world was hap lls govern- Pilly interested in reading that Brace had tasued 6 challenge to Kennelly. in Merle’s name for s rete been affected. Dattie expect any Everybody was pleased—except Spike Kenuelly And, in his shifty brain. Spike began to cast shout had gone. for means of refusing or in any event of postpanig went together to indefinitely the fight. was not ready to hazard his srepare bregkfast. month-old championship; least of all to se formide- ble an opponent as Renton. Then, one day, as he was sallying forth for his usual afternoon promenade, a young and deridedly pretty woman accosted him. Spike smiled patronizingly. But the woman's first few hurried sentences changed bit smirk of gratification to a scow! of bewilderment “Mr. Kennelly.” she said. speaking very fast and ee he went int in But now With evident nervousness. “You don't know me I! ve a partner. and the partner’s name am Linda Renton. Merle Renton's wife. I have bees I—I kept thinkimg of a wonderful Waiting to speak to you It's terribly important Cus when I was trying to keep Merle I walk a little way with you?” mpossibie, then; for I didn’t dare Her agitation and the stark pleading in her upraised he'd ever be weil) But-—heis well. face had a silemcing effect on Spike's usually too-ready tongue. Nodding confusedly, he let her fall inte step nded Merle, scenting a joke beside him him ‘I'm in earnest. [I want to go partners = Brace in Managing your nert fight. We've been so sure of winning last night's’ ince the winner's end of the purse was going to pay for 1ma° hotel, bee: home, and for getting it started all nice Pot there wasn’t any ‘winner's end’ to that nurse pr us. Well. there's going to be for the next fight. . > 2) — please— van Not iin ee ~ = a> ew “ee es ey tema rath mt te ; « “ : A el tee tien ee praia ete she SS ANSP whe ober z ao ware NAY es ee woes age prea pacle « Seale Rene * * PP, ors te Se atic a ee ad al oe EE ey ~ —_ a : “I—I don't want to be seen with you.” said Linda with an apprehensive glance up and down the streef. “so I'll be as quick af [ can. Mr Kennelly. my Bue baad has just challenged you. Piease--I—Im bee- ging you—please—don't accept. Dont fight him I! beg you not to. There must be pleaty of other men for you ¢o fight. leave my buebend alone Of. pleane'” “Leave him alone’ gobbied the dumbfounded Ken- nelly. “Why, its him that won't leare me aloue’ Here he goes and challenges me, and”—— “That's just it'” she cried, chokingly. “That's the quite get you.” began Brace « “Of course” Drawing a long breath, she began afresh. At first the men listened with amused tolerance. But, gradu- ally. the friendly derision died out of their faces. Im terrible part of it. He insists on doing it My only Merie's dawned a wonder, tinged with disapproval hope was to come and throw myself om your In Brace’s the wonder was augmented by pure delight ” mercy As she paused. the manager gave « great shout. and he watched the pummeled the inoffensive table top Sa RE MRL LE LLORAS ID DAES “H'm.” grunted Spike. “Is he as scared of me as all that?” he window-box of ‘Great’ be exulted. “Fime and gaudy’ And it took “He ien't seared of anybody,” she re‘orted “That's a woman to think of it’ I! the trouble, Mr. Kennelly. I've no right to tell my “Not @ Woman, corrected A wife Can it husband's secrets Andi wont. So I'm going te tell be worked on. the way | said niehed. antiovsly you just a fairy fter and you can believe it or not ate at “Can it®™” erhioed the jubilan rs Can it? Whey. ae you tlike Fer all you know, rT may be making * ise it's a bird’ | worldnt tf f M up for for she explained. choking back a sob anc [ dont lie &, objected Mer nacomfortably. “It shaking all overt Where had he deen doesn't seem fret right Onee there Was &@ man,” she continued. broken!+ Why dont " challerieed race “Its @end "1 don! say he wee my husband or that thie & os vlow—nais olimdness— square. Pm your Manager And iaay Geo te t'” trwe etery ft! jon’) j\'s @ fairy story. I'm not tellin Ect.” imeisted Merie dom i like’ (Continued en Page 1; eh. sooner than rm SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—MARCH 44

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A E=- ae ’ . entsgon appliance granite y U. 8. and be restored tes his crew had made good use of their enforsed , 3 A es ' ee Zr ie. ( me Money har’ maueannon. Write . 4 . . ; : ore . Se ae } tod fu btie : 0 4 confinement by laying in a good supply of (f. . ' | iain | a 7% Bigs enema no Me = nenea. 08 4 ut ss i i GF ig: ’ y 60> Cosmas Bidg.. Watertow n, Wis. ; and he sm is Sen i broadly gealskin and valuable animal fura,. But | Lie | ablicity and “any he wan the winter was fast ending, the ice was (|, . ie. Se : 3 igi vines yi or ee we mpionship Ry pockets beginning to break up im places, and the [} 2; eh ia i —_ rin iil oi a - Bee he a ‘ at, either enthralli ape seamen were anxious to return home to |}. “#4, %@4" ‘a ) ee ae - ae R E D U C E YO U R ns or Pree t eee : Ep oe eee @ Sporting host Ted Pedersen was hungry for the ad- oa ostelry, Spike ml . : IMPROVE YOUR LOOKS IN A JIFFY venture that beckoned from all sides. But | ¢ : oe a ee | | men’t allow yourself 60 tech pedéy. The ' Me ae ‘hoedform reduces the abdomen and sup- the surly - man e seg 9 . By dint of ecu. as to he was only 13—‘‘just a kid’ —and specific | ; ili : oF - | . . | oe we ee sae e ports the yr! organs that are usualiv ou aga CTOSs- orders were given him never to leave the ; ee ie a eee Bb fee ee * ey org i. tuctant Brace the ship if % gil | a” ess. : | | tut athletic appearance. rospects wer . f a #4 a . Po deg FREE TRIAL OFFER aat it would b« er One day be determined to make an ex- |: bee pucumarbeas ge” | | ODER enn FIVE-DAT PRER DRIAL > y ne 4 : : . ee ie sae pe 34 UTD @ i ol. 4 Were able to vis — periment of manhood and venture our on E oO 5 ’ a Gite ns by oats : | mida a : — 1 at each other. The bear was the and heaved as hard as I could. I pulled 1+ i» PEDODYNE, The Complete ying forth ¢ > oa | | first to move; with a snarl he leaped for ont from under and then held on to the! Susinn Sesasment, You will say ft . or hij ' -: Cag ears ao) er. - , > tha re ee 4 : is Wo —eamazing, so quick, 4nd decid a — . —— eaeg | owe ees: ae eer - acaba keel for dear life. 60 sure does it act. Don't waste time Miled pat fedly pretty Re Zs } |stricken lad forgot his rifle. Then, with “I looted about for Lee, but could see | “Try PEDODYNE st ; r ’ . ¢ , . . Pe . : ¥ , t Jia ¥ ’ y i ge But a sudden effort, he lifted it and fired. him nowhere. Sueddenly I saw his head today before vou re changedg pix “even shots rang out in rap‘d succession appear on the surface less than 30 feet. i fava? cles IO Wi as pao , : : ’ a se reas Deaking iiderment ee ‘and the great beast lay dead before him. from me. We seemed ready to go down KAY LABORATORIES. Dept. 4264 fou don’ “ry fast and 4 : | For several seconds the hev stood with for the last time. 186 Ne. LaSalle St.. Chicago, [ilMnois On : . : : ' - ee KDOW me I | = ‘the smo”ing gun in his band, loohing “IT climbed up the back of the boat and’ ife. = down at the expired animal. He was too pointed to the harpoon rope that connect- ’ y important. Sporting wor ; 1 2 : B “orld was | over the ice mounds. Then something throttled the engine and the boat went hap- . t Brac . , ace had issued 4 1 Bo dm hy, i happened that checked his sol'tary jour- e2head. le's name, for » return I have been ~\ Cun oa Ss . frichtened to know what to do. Then, ed with the whale. I velled to him to grab a oe rs suddenly. a new terror of the situation hold of the line. Lee put all his strength ie ding in her Upraised \eripped him. He dropped his gun and ran into that short dash. because he knew it Pikes usually too-read y | pe ee at.top sneed over the treacherous floes, was his only chance for life. He reached > let her fal} into sored . ; 1 ¥: pt ee straight to the sides of the Herman and the line after a terrible effort and came) & EEF he ' ‘he arms of a worried father. That was four vears azo. Today at the ST MExtremely smart *2° Of Ie, Theodore Pedersen has laid GENUINE a eee. Bus modelwithfastion- .2xide his sailor's garb for the cap and GERMAN . moasien! tales - s . : ' A . “he musice ‘sent ys ££. at waist and has ‘8 Atwo rows of Recently the writer met him on the tetest medet 9 shet ae. white organdy)§ $¢ampus of Movnt Herman School, where! 3 a> She $ ‘orid 's famous 28 >. , ay ON i “es — cg « SAY > sod SoS FRE Other men lone. Oh mam a TL, ah ; anit Yd it specially at- [he is a sophomore. He told of some of | poctsty Suga Soom the dumbfounded Ken 4 eo Soggy his wild adventures. ane sont open on’ : . 3 (hry PTS yA picturesque. ee " : - 16.98. |, $47.96. t leave me alone’ Pras ge gi fs (a rp ds rhe Herman, said the Kid explorer, | 936-06. oc isicn modes. Quarantesd genuine imported. ° | ft i ‘k ‘was lying off the Wrangle Islands Pey em Delicery SEND NO MONEY aseq How —_— ; hey 9° ~ 4 od Musica! Sew. ene day in the spring of 1920, when ime Postage | Bow and janwmer giver with "d | Sutea/ecthes guarentest 0 mousy prow ptly refunded Unely three lessons @ week. Write quick ‘or **The M FPP our chief mate sighted a large whale 23 cal. Pechet Automatic; 25 -si Biwe Stee! Army Musics! Sew aoc How to Pinay it.” Sent free, without yself y only 5? PKINg back ui > g i Dress will be bombs into his side before he began to) ~~ | A YEAR sige eet denosie, show any signs of giving up the chase. | - OS | —BOYS 18 OR OVER SHOULD ust send four The blood gushed from his sides and he’ fm ’ 1. _ _ MAIL COUPON IMMEDIATELY name, size and cokt tH egan to slacken his pace. v > wen... =) ~Frecate same. Gast » Bae, Rochester, WY. . S: Rend me. without « ee. (1) samp We wanted then pay post- man the low price of $2.49 “Our second mate, Charlie Lee, gave me steady Work Ma Ciak Weneiietion ¢ cap tik a “ No Layoffs 7 jobs ottainabie: (3) tell me bow I can get a U.S.Gort. posit’. ADIs. it now. — \the signal to slow un the engine. we}! ye. LEE.-THOMAS CO. = 2pproached nearer and nearer, and when) ee. Vacations > * Name Dest. 321, Chieage Wk | we were about 50 feet from him, he| {fame yer sosty oi adie | “ SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPAiCir MARCH 11, 1923 PAGE THIRTEEN ! ! : = ~~~ - Pi husband a ’ ’ ‘ 4, he Ope. Re a Bit Continued broken? 7c Or tha: this i: =J- I'm not tej... tinued as, Ree os. ne 7 Cans se tee ee 3 See ree

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A’ London Fog De Luxe Finds Its Biograp r YS Ana 4 ee . was hit q > 97 : . " , ~ ae ae 4 od he IGHT descended on London soon efter break- Dd» Dr John S Owen, the fog expert Approximmately- the wing at midnight were in full fich at mT ch! ta ; . : " a i’ , ’ ad or I es eyes and, ‘hile the don Daily Express, and moth hunters went out the London. There was no wind to blow I ‘ound swarms of winter moth. the Nerem) moth hen. after @ whe. ead Heath with lan eyre him. But ¢ , ~ J te. or tha cyt? ae rr, ier eles " Py ef te * hy be me rh of. A x . . L. ‘ “ Fa" > Z . a ee | ae’ : Li’ is 9 ee! is ee ; 5 a > h SB an BOT Let a” ae ¥' bes a4G8C / " mm ying 2 ain phghe.7 = : toa » on ¢ ’ - LL” ~ ~ - Tr . ft > + ‘ e hk . > Do a ote ae : morn- tmospheri: nditions kept this gigantic black Keepers im the parks stated that the owls bad | hi ast: ere heard acreeching al! : in the pitch dar«neas of RKe- fe jest a } red feet above Londons 5! flowers in the Re a! Hotant ~~ ’ _« it ; Tr piled for a disianrce Ot about 3 ne aes «a vetals as they do at twi- ' feet. berond which was daylight. Had the least wind [PD O YOu K N O W THA ms ondon would have been blinded by one of Mixed-blood indiams are more intelligent thea ™ ghest «him- huntiog betore = oclock in the afternoon ee ‘ Ps ? —_————— — me - London has never experienced a more remat » the Ol fogs ever recorded. Traffic would have dians. recent mental tests show ‘= fog was the carse of da} stopped instantl: Instead. London was treated to a . . . a being turned to night. there fog in novel experience at the cost of an extra electric I'ght is 3788 the Scanish Government o-rehnae a pe . ~ sek agen : a bill, which ts expected to be somewhere in the region for about $2 a porwnd. KH is now worth $1728 per S| | f $159 079 to 9155 000 * “i e: aD clea November night after the theate Had the foe failen a htindred feet and enveioved [he destructive leaf-cufting ants of the tropies The darkness held s rie The wor'ada the streets it wovld have cost something li e $1,725,000 xpert mushroom growers | crowds seemed al! wron The mind beons-ious! The resemblance to night was so mar ed that al! . . . expected dinner parties i evenine dress leaving the ar'mais were deceived dy it Horses showed an in- All the primitive ants a cnatuainilll hoteis in motor cars ins’ead. omnibuses Were pa ei ' 3atton to stop work Some carters had difti: ulty hunters of other insect: but the bicher ante ane with obvious! midday Dusiness carzoes Thousands ir controlling their beasts, who showed signs of ter- tarians * of women walked in the light of the brifliantls lit sho - eonecious that semething had happened outs de . . . ee windows } perien Half the animais in "he zoo went Experiments in 72 American cities indicate that 4 per cent of the accidents occurring at night age 7 Basset Digby. | , &., stated that a band of jndeqnate illumination hie] mi im ntomologists who go out in Hampstead Heath . . is & mor as a Weiwome re- -verv pight after supper in search of moths, lit their A new dye similar in dveiog mronerties to indige has routine would have lanterns at noon. and caught fine specimecus been made from crmene. a Waste product obtafmalaas warning from heaven A most remar‘able feature of the fos.” he stated, the preparation of paper pulp from certain _ expo aded was that variong moths which are customarily OB woods transformation Aithouvgh a ” at ya RN sey RAY ees» sete yak ras ESS oe pond + 3 TE a i en liana halen Sl - -_ ~4 Abe 3 we obd pepe se fem spe oon The Stoker Whose Life Radio Saved oR CHANCE TO GET A REAL . - ~ (‘Continued From Pege 7. A_s steamink. distance 16 sation. . Time H = [ riz : Stopped, | hour 6: min- tai tim hours niinutes n ot he President ({;arfieid did not state . : ot A EER BE A OLTE i Alt sting td ~ ; Ps ~ m > onsumed in the huge engines ~ nor tbe tra meals served to the passengers becarse of the delay Cnele Sam didn’t worry about those items They. like the doctors services, were all in the days work he President Garfield stopped over in the Thames for a week. Some of the eastbound passengers boarded her for the return voyage They were surprised. quite agreeably. to find amongst the first-class passenzers one John W. Miller of New Orleans. age 3). occupation ¥iper or stoker in the hold of the freighter West Nor- ranus Miller returned to New York as a consular pas- senger. bound for New Orleans by rail As a frule. consular passengers do not travel first Class For some resson. into which no official in- quiry ever is li- ely to be made. the radio-saved stoer who started out as a wiper in the sticky sto*ehold of an otl-burning freighter returned first-cabin in the princely Presiden’ Garfield -and ne questions as” ed. Yes. one question was acked. John Miller asked it. After the patient was brovaht aboard on the eastbound frin the passenzers got up a benefit entertainment in h-s beha!f. The program was pugilistic. Two biz sea men fought 10 rounds to a decision. The proceeds. >,' { — handed over to the patient amounted to almost a hun- ' esses : “e dred dollars. Inetdente!!v. Padraic Colum read his ee ; . a ee eae ‘ etts’ ex tee And the Winner was cs led up to the first cabin, ey Se qusnen ost (tT De BAYS Where be shoo® hands w'th tho heneficiary ae ae es " com gut, T +4 me . ~- a4Z°5 ee ec alime FREE. gras Seo @ Shi il Around the World in 50 Hours—When? (Continued From Page 9.) the exclamation of the gas-bae enthusiasts in chorus Meanwhile the Wrights patiently Iabored on their new idea. Presen'iv it was the airplane—or rather. at aeroplane that too’ the imaginative world letting the gas bag sink iato second place been the augmenting speed of the aeroplane that even its mame has undergone quick-action trans- formation, so that now we call it the airplane, saving the bother of pronoun eing two extra and unnecessar’ syllables. Its speed advance ag a distance killer is set forth in the sta'ements ecrilier in this article in 1999 an airplane developer in a New York town. Glenn H. Curtiss. who had made what wes known as the Curtiss biplane. was invited to 8t. Louis to give exhibition flights ri ied to do so, in the Forest Par’ part of the W, Fair grounds of five years earlier Ther: se\en-mile breeze Thousands gathered to »w th onderful performance erx- Yy the gentle zephyr. He ’ went forward under pro- wiane — . , — _ a peller influence | few rods. and landed. His exhi- “Only : - 2 LARGER PUZZLE PICTURE FREE On bition flivvered C1 @ next year Gienn Curtiss, peor nea A forgetting such thing wind Albany to New York (ity I mee ti. 1 pfs ; | i eh | i seis eesEEEEedd e we io 43 445 . 7 ; = DeCctec . urtiss made a stz2 ose a! feet Ae 2&8 gig! te i g M4 } 1 worth of BH (Coffee. ne coffee ts ordered 4 : urrents. flew from Ising the air lane above the Hudson River \irplaning bad become a possibility a performance Later old Tom Baldwin. bitten by the airplane bug Came to St. Le inder th: spices of the Post-Dis- patch and made successful flight from Chain of Rocks some m Mississippi. thus giving ry thril! “Creat’'”’ thev cried. Yet airplaning still was in Hs infaney i : $1.23 8-H COFFEE The work of the airplane i: e Worl ‘ , | ep i y rid War and ers (feed & 7% Re bens coffee. st or iSans assengers on regular routes is tox recent f Ped The | n nD special record here pal od $1.25 8-H COFFEE round-the-World nonstop flight. in view of the wonders (fquct & 17% Be ihRat have gon d ' i i after ail a a oP eee Seeteees WE PAY SHIPPING CHARGES. , FE eycercesy ue , : , ty PAGE FOURTEEN SUNDAY MACAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-UDISPAit.b— MARCH 11. * Since thea in carrying mails an, ne ins ae coe oe Mange: Feta anit page # cts > » my hl dee om. ane 3" 7 Stee recat ted BN cit aie gee pA ON AS ad o ae) = we betmmade 2 oe

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0g rapher re in full flight ot noon. | d the Bloomsbitry Squares 7 moth. the November moth ang about in the lampheght.” ated that the owls had Sreat in the afternoon. ee oO w z H wT ng re more intelligent that fyl} PNtal tests show > * Yernment p -rchased Platinum now worth $1 : $1728 per pound ttine ants of the tropics are > > are cCarn'voros Predatory ut the hicher ants are vege. — > rican cities indicate that i7.6 i.) occurring at night are due to - * €ing pronerties (Oo indigo has &@ Waste product Obtained in. puip from certain resinovis 'gerrtia Bt Krier, 401 Maetn - . -_ . BETWEEN THE EYES 4 secrets. There was a4 man. And he into a fish {nd he was hit be- on the eyes And, somehow. it made , blind. Then. after a. while, the doc- were able to cure him. But that 7 Piece JET RNE DE § jue Bigd Dinner Set Ke loa ~~, This genuine imported ay wh ese 7-piece Blu Bird Dinner wy at our special intro- - ductor’ price of $2.49. Com- are “— sets costing as hagen blue. mat ch. 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It gives an even, pertect support to the weak- ened of deformed spine. It | | as racy to take off of put on as a cost, causet no fmurrcruence, and does net chale or irritate. No | ere aoti.e you weasing it. | ‘CURE YOURSELF AT HOME The Applian wealth. Seg ping together every available puffed ear, “I'm sorry, old man. If—if dollar of his rine earnings. he bet half a toan will helo you, till you get into your of this sum, at approximately even money, stride avain let me know.” (Co wrieht) on his winning of the fight. The rest. arouse commissioners. he placed at odds it in five rounds or leas Seldom had a sporting proposition appeared safer Perfect hearing is now ; » restored in every On the night of the hattle the men HT wivon of deafness ofr dete shuffled out of their bathrobes and came . heartne {from cauers su , . ‘ Catarrhal Deafness. Relaxe! to the center of the ring for the referee's Sunken Drums. Thi in: tik ; Drums Roarina arn rar rescence ; ” Soumdis Perforated. Whoily The gong rene: and the fig . Partiaily Destroyed Drums , charge from Ears, ete. Wilson pennant Ear Drums Spike a@ once took the aggre Sierle did not follow his vsual tactics ex for-the Eare regu re Hw meeting his man. foot to foot. Inst ad medicin eff tive y replace what is lackin , . tu { ear drume Phew | are a)! he re reated before the onset back } ew \ 7 acarer easily fila Into tlhe ’ ' g ; . . . she? 4 reiit «a iyie Soft. sate arat orm forte bile lightiv aWav: dancing just out of reach Write fo- for Leis page FREE book om DRA® , : “a e ~ 4) Cemtitvrertiial sparring at jlone range. And. while he did) ®&55. &i¥iag yo iparticu’ars an . a” this. he bro'e another rine rule of his Wilson Ear Drum Co., Incorporated by talking dor: howt | 882 Inter- Southern Bidz... Lot ISVILIE. AY Vv Al! } WV iz 8 DO . “Spite. mv friend.” he sid. distine tly | enough for the pursnineg ch:im"ion to catch Sto Usin a | russ every svi! able she warned vou it Was p only a fairy stor‘ And it was Anyone STUART'S PLAPAO-PADS bunt a boob world 'now the ‘op of a man's are @ifferent from tke truss head has nothing to do with his eves betag medicine § applicetory . a made elf adh s\se purposely Hammer me there all vov lie. Hammer to hold the dixtended musries . : saameaaes ladies” . - im piace NO strate me there till vov brea’ every bone in both aint ethecbed vour hands. Yo re out for a *ill'ng. hey? .” --« ‘anu Sp ‘annpt cRafe ar . ¥ press the pubic bene Well. the killing s dve all right. Only |, your succemsti | ' , eat View por e* ’ ti ! at home you're the killee. not the killer. Watch! are corer El Gnas As he spoke. he halted in his wavy re- rer! tinale Cases conquered ease te apply * i pecs) ve a: 4 . treat. Kennelly had just lavnched a fierce’) qua ' a Greed Peta. }racem left lead for his jaw. Ducting; Merle de- | ters © sfterwact ne farther use fm pare ”w ty sending Trial of Ptena a Pes be “a ) liberately took the mighty punch on ‘he Write name on Coupon and sad THtA’ FREE -rown of his head. Its impact stavvered | Plapae Co., 1778 Stuart Bldg. St. Louis. Mo. him. But that same impact sent shi %t-) game ing pains up Spike's arm and nimibed his) sddr hand to the wrist. Merle danced away,” erinning. “Ff keep on seeing better and better. all the time.” he announced. ‘Try if accom”) Then Merle Renton began to tiv assailed his foe. amidships; never the aggressive In the fourth round Merle ripped a ishing lefthander to the stomach. and following it with a right to the heart hen, rattled and in agony, Spike dropped his grard to protect his meridian. “In mid-air, Renton shifted the righthander’s eourse and brought it flush to spikes un-| euarded jaw ; Down went Kennelly, under he punch. | And down he stayed, until the coun. of) nine. He needed the resting space badl, in the fifth round he was knoeked dor ns = twice. both times ta!ing the ‘ull count of | in | nine. your Bath Tub. . As he came up for the sixth round, Spike!) weet @rew Grigham Young to Sali tak + a -_ : fc ‘ Vhet im the af beau @« Worm “ ives Rave d adrun t ni\ in Wis “ «1 rk. What draw» wt spay ailing people from all wa the Krom th crowd went up the world-old | wertd t bethe in Great Sah Lake! . J : Theweands are geing there berauser © ‘he we rts merciless shout of bheod lust. fireet Salt Lake sre found wonderful ‘lesb 7 ducting “Fipt ll — le : spectators, | qualities Now for the first time Grea: Sal! lake Fintsh him hawled the spe RtOrS. brought t® your own hethtuh ia the foru “Finish the big iff" lw half a bes to 6 hot bath Reduce } to | ‘ ; vith ewery beth No bether with dieting 1 Merle, unwearied Vibrant with energy rouble from medicine -op fatigue of exeretaes ' , ; +. £) , sthe im @ Utesal beth end your excess fat went sternly to his work. Spike, unrest = ¥ ia aan indian tien o ; » of enee «tro' f if? tin eruptions gere@ually diepreer, Wf you ed by his minute of surceane rove to li — .S x ng lg B leaden armns to ward off the atiac' Inte Uteasal ceoataias met only cemcentrated saits of tivat ¢ avec ‘ ’ S$ praven fear “ah Lake, bet e@ded medicinal) ‘nercdients of snowe hfs ft ve Ss had lé abet ‘ ra = o alt alue for refucing fle ah ana relies ing pein fenton chee’ ed his own ferocious ad-| ONE FULL BOX — , ' : eee ae en nite ' 0 BATHS) By Mall vance. He bad caucht and rexd the look TH EVERY ter in his ‘Nonent’s stricken fas ad | $1.97 ORDER iF 7 in hi OPN tricken ace, Instead You USE THIS of le ine the attael merely thrust | Coupen Thie Weet =” ——— . Reduced airy h $e wat’ fie forth his r'¢ht hand. palm open. Resting! fer a tmited time ealy we offer 3 full the palm on Kennelly’s chest. Merle gave) — a gentile prsh The New Zeulander tot- | ot ° bomes for tess than price z tn | enough to cause 6 marked reduction & tered bac~ward and sat down hard. 1” | oor weight or greatly alleviate rheumatic mid-ring. pains or skin trowhte Tear out and mai! RacH eo the coupon below. this minute, before OGOSTAs® There he sut “hile the referee counted | en femme tl Oud PAL Pome bim out ‘SEND nO MONEY SEND ONLY THIS T COUPON Merle Renton. w. fi. ~eight champion of CONVENIEN , 1 Ss th peetmen only $1.97. plus & few cents mre the Kast, bent down au? picked Up the) one saur Utasal arrives Hetistaction with Uiaas! . ; ° — : ‘ not selisfied sugeing body. He carried ft to Snixe’s| Tsreuterd = Money refunded corner and turned it over to the unloving| UTASAL OO., 16 W. ‘37th _St., WEW YORK Sang ; = we - s ‘Al. eo. “15 Ww 31th “Bt, “New York ministrations of the beaten mans vJan- UTABA me, subject to your guarantee of satists of dlers omey beck, 3 Bomes of Utasal at sperma! prim eo ' will pay powtman om errty a) a . a ' . , eee e@eeee8 Ee ee. A - Mite . , Value $4.00. Sent c. G. NOTE—4f you may net be in when postman caiis, For $1.96 BENNE . O-tt. Treatoa. | money or check may be sent with coupon. CUT YOUR OWN HAIR EASIER THAN SHAVING Price to introduce only $1.00 —me You do not need ary expe rience or practice to use the DUPLEX Arrous ts” HAIR CUTTER. It comes to you read) for instant use, and five minutes ; have received {it you can have your hair cut better than it was ever «' The DUPLEX will cut as closely or trim as long as you wish it to be ‘4 or ecissors a'*# needed with the pt PLE ~ To es the —_ ~ yg tag ai) < 1d the back hair short Trims aroune ee eure b re: med — wen pant time vou will have to pay $2.00 for the Ot PLEX. rhe price today ix + - 00. but while our present sto ¥ lasts Ve Will accep! this advertise- yoent the Rare as $1.00 Cash. «ut it out and send it with ONLY 31.00 and we will send you th DUPLEX AUTOWATIC HAIR CUTTER, ready for instant use, postage d, to an cddress Send teday. AGENTS WANTED. LEX MANUFACTUBING CO., DEPT. 2:2. DETROIT, MICHIGAN, i---MARCH 11, 19235. PAGE FIFTEEN I EE Sonia! BED Pee ae mre one ADELE MON Ae! EE A QOL T Ey

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_—— > at Tis co Teetatnin tale. Aiiticidnintiieit evEo ey" ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC eo are SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1923 PICTURE SECTION a ee — AS eet * : Hy TSE ae RNP ES: 3 The lure of the chase again calls Miss Martha Miller. She bagged a lion and an ele- phant in the Belgian Congo, and after a short stay in the United States she is going back for more big game. -——KKeyatone Howard Carter, American explorer, helping a native to carry out one of the carved figures from the tomt of Tutankhamen. The figure, representing a cow, was a decoration of the royal couch. —wias wera > on TS a\' 7 > Elsa Wohlgemuth, a star of the Burgtheater of Vienna, who is soon to come to America for a theatrical engage- es.’ : : | | | She is considered one of the most beautiful of ed W. J. Lavarre Jr., and his sister, Lucille, with a native mother and At right: Fritzi Massary, oi her child, in British Guiana, from which the Lavarres recently re- oming to Amer- 43 turned after an exploration trip. The native woman is one of a tribe Wide World Photo of pygmies. Kadet & Me ment. Central European actresses. , Germany’s greatest actress, who also is C ica. RG AS ne Johnson, who recently was chosen from among hundreds of | mmm 'n the movie colony to dance at the annual ball of the Motion How children of wealth amuse themselves in Florida. The baby elephant and its picnic guests “Ure Directors’ Association in Los Angeles. - ae Flamingo Hotel at Miami Beach. > were photographed on the lawn of the pyriaht Underwood & \Lnoere

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ee ee sonpay womsnc | ST. LOU ST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [= 9 lot icalstadstetes: padencemande +. a ~ — . te Tae ~ “et Let > ical ieee tacit AER eM Oh ER A ¥ o- * a . ‘ = -_ ; oo gn oe ae ~ ae i. Sraigs je es on 1. “ ‘ , ; . m Ainge 3 ~~ > ‘ - > = y a . j Onn line wi... » . ie. 4t- eee % 6 ge ae ew fr at we ae 7 ¥ a a : ene tle AS ae toll PG eg gs eases wher a Adolphus Orthwein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Orth- wein, with his German police dog, ‘Nosce.” Pe , A striking stud (1 he | | ae . 44 Ae ae St ‘ : th | ag vy, just now is a f : Li euea | > : ata 5 , Pi a | ; | : Blanche Rose May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas May, with her Big. fee es — sell ee ae | Maltese terrier, “Caesar.” 4 > Sy ie ae fs WEY A we Dig) ess id Fae: ah iy? a x~ e ’ . 3 . LLL DLL LLL LAB LEO LOLLY, teem —_ Sete to th Ss Kugene and Vera Angert, children of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Angert, with their Boston terrier, “Paddy.” Se ee ee a | Morton David May and Sarah Jane May, children of hoi tito . ae Te, pe ene te apg guna RE | mx Mee Mr. and Mrs. Morton J]. May, with their Skye ter- BE Res rs a . ray sah Se ea ee 4 ; boca pe ee + a ‘ a | : | slaw: “Woolly.” a? a ba ° 4 7 . &: L “ 7 : —_ 1 4“ i . ; P A . _ ee 44 ? : -™ : ? . a %, ; ; a is: é “a sacthicaetstien oth rane me ees vo en eine ae ree a > > Ca aot ‘ ~ it % oe G igre, * * fees »*e Ps 7 4 > + RPS betas ‘“« — ete Pee ty % Se . : * 5 - fy set eee » >! & "sinks Ek Dil ee sl so ~ POR rman > ee —~ i. sc sy pyr Sale “ ' a a | eee pk Tie | _— = daughter « i * 2 oon : Whe SF Art t bat : . ; P | ‘ ” , | 7 - il Tr vc ae ar a - 5 ro ym | ;, : . thy 2 ¥ te 4 , Ee | } J M rs. C q ; 6 ; te = with het rier, “Sligo - Vee, te aS ei & ott A! sie ei on Jack Love, son of 4 Mr. and Mrs. Joha @ A. Love. with his — ; | yo ae Reiss Scottish terrief, Hs ty gig ee Se ee | oa ig wa | “Scotty.” : _ P . » ; es A : ' € $ x _ 7 _ - y .* s*e) = ¥r - 4 , ‘ . ‘ : B ae é " § tt eee yw a a et ee ats ~ eg —s uleall, Sons ot Mr and , te eo ee | i re rs “a All Photographs : 3 | | et Rese” | by Griffith Yore

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-ICTURE SECTION ~ ere = ay Ag & te Pa, > . , tet Mile. Rozsi Szollosy. who will head a brilliant cast of Vienna. stars which is soon to invade London with a repertoire of musical comedies. ) © yas Picking lemons wouldn't be so bad if they were all this size. Y. | , This picture, taken at Ormond Beach, Fla., shows Mrs. Albert A a — J. Akin and two giant lemons. One of these lemons made enough pie for 20 persons. Foto ~~ wane we ee ee ptt rao ee striking study in lights and shades is this pose by Marie Ley, wh« : is a favorite dancer in Vienna. Mav. with — = - a Te ind al . ell nen . > = - | pe ee o ? ~*~ When a rotary plow | the snow Drifts cent ial. ‘- TIiiLn = buried railroad tracks in Northern Minnesota, an YY aaa 4 = a was necessary to use these big plows to restore traffic ‘ . » Yeb , s ‘ sec rie vi \lora? v at # -_ | Yai en) "9 %e@ Ai rrr A ry rs * JiEIVLiLeu ; didi LFAitit i ae ‘ } ' . oO-ITii | ’ late yale and } Griffith Yore : red the : storm was over — . ~ } | ) ’ t ¥y ( in , stearmsnip meric, on recent ran ; eid 4 Ta avenue. —$—$——

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4 \ PETE s . 4 . - - ; 4 4 4 = : purer 4 4 : - - ~ > be ne x 4 A “ PA g am > > ' . ae . atte 7 Z ‘ Po a > - . . P / *~ - . . rt ae “3 ie . 4 FAA ° ey a Vn tabs” $b % f ; a a " , sal . ‘7 " 7 ¢ oa) he * sea ~ ey . be 2 4 4 iy ee. © . eo eek e ne +Ag ” : ee ~ Bar Ap Se ti. vs Oot, pe . » | it Oe > oy oe - “2 Lea a , . ~. nt tl a ate ’ “i ta ; ~~ eo ee oY pee Pre a wt sd oy ‘“ a “ -"- A ; Ss ‘. F : ; ig a 4: ve Z : ¥ 7 “ . ¢ 2 a Me ¥ A . ? eg : ’ . . y, « ws" 4 4 “ mi ~ er ae ‘ “ . . ae eZ _ ye a .° ct ad aE ed we ; a 2 + rr + + > , os P > :. 2 m4 ¢ 4 a - \ ’ -, : ; : a ot p were een ¢ ¢ “ *% - a ; i) - 7... th . > st > ¢ 7p ¥ @ : : ; Pad > r/ , “ i 4 4 * . ° >, " - ; , ; - e : J . ‘ ..% “ame 7 . ‘ . : 5 > i% ‘ . ey ~ es eee - hy . a : _ yt ‘“e é se 7 ‘ + J . at ‘» al 7% of, * e . r+4 . oe Sf . : - « 4 =" : 1> a oan ‘ : ; . ; Yes . . . . : , “¥ - ; . 7 a *. + ” ’ - 9 . —S : - , “y 4 rs © . ";* s -™ : yi , ke 4, — . " t ~ nd . ta) Ul , *? ‘ ¥ “ s € - : et nic as the Spring ‘ buds, as comfortable as the Spring sunshine, these new short van ire the delight of * . i ° ‘ | ITTALLKUGS aoe. Orty svece $11.88 ee 615 LOCUST 5: 57. GRAY SUEDE KID TRUAMED (low HEE HESS om » * > “ ie ade eee eee . o ne ot = ~ 7 » on o= 4 P —_? ~~ a « wumee dam ar Natt ats eee See te gets: npathnineeetn amnantieralael > w a ~ » _ SR eee. ~ aa eee2eee@ eeteceoe (Pernt Sot) Wind and, In Am wom to ke ye MS Pre Rib ST RAES FaS sar wager in’ we . . — n tains. -aidieaiantinaan mean anni ¥ Srp Aint WES es Taber mre Qa ey oo REE ve . aan wr. wy a © your . . ee _ - “re & ve - pet Moe a a ee ee rey mma a - * “ : . - | at ees ar ake Ae si aie on aed ™ : . Burial treasures which ri- val Tutankhamen’s are these gifts and tributes to the American Unknown Soldier. They are kept in a locked vault in the War Department Building. —Wide World Photo. /- . design makes it the fitting companion for any operas, who is. touring the ~. environment. You will never find prices costly. country as guest conductor tei Dead Dir booklet teBing Now vege ext mails at leading moving picture ga 4 theaters. | M. J. WHITTALL ASSOCIATES WORCESTER, MASS. —Copyright, Underwood & Underwood ae | — ii & NEW! | . : x3 * Wa Two Superb Values in fi, = A forecast of spring as visualized by Irene Castle, famous dan- | ; “ot 7 i , ) : And t cer and style arbiter, who is here shown wearing a sheer gown ; _ : ¥ | of silk with embroidered stripes which enhance the effect of slimness. mee if Neve crear ——Po so ften Models oa skin, Pe cream ¢t W herev keep yo found i Ae O which p e A g.eereeniygynt aT ihinidns eo Mr. and Mrs. Kinsey Wilhite of Jefferson City, who are celebrating the sixty-second an- niversary of their marriage. Eleven of their 14 children are living. They have 40 grand- children and 4 great - grand- children. \I ye th i = MI WL 1) 131 Hu A Ly ys VERY requirement of the smartly dressed woman now embodied in these American Lady models—featured at the un- matched low price of $3.50! Today or tomorrow visit your favorite corset dealer —ask for these two American ° 5 _ Lady numbers that combine smart- increase ness, perfect fit and fine materials in and models forevery fashion or figure need. C ane Wg ai bh all \ 9 i } af il = A sallow dc is a skin that 1s asleep y OU can awaken it! You can give your skin brilliant color and life simply by using a more stimulating method of cleansing. Tees UHHHL HEDIS — Model 630 A well-made model of durable pink Coutil with rubber inserts at the top. Especially designed to give the average figure smart lines, supporting the stomach correctly and holding the back and hips flat and slim. 5:zes OS re ee i — Follow this treatment once or twice a week. and see how Pag it will rouse the inactive pores and blood vessels—how the whole , . tone of your skin will improve: She Found A Pleasant Way To i Reduce Her Fat UST before retiring fill vour basin full of hot water— She did not have to gotothe § almost boiling hot. Bend over the top of the basin | trouble of diet or exercise. She and cover vourehead and the bowl with a heavy bath found a better way, which aids rnwel: en thal sped 4 sscane.. Shes | face a diien ereens to tum food el, lat no steam can escape. Steam your face into muscle, bone and sinew in- for thirty seconds. | stead of fat. Model 714 ey a ae Now lather a hot cloth with Woodbury’s Facial Soap. Tablets, which are made fromthe ff With this wash your face thoroughly, rubbing the | ae 3 famous Marmola prescription. } lather well into the skin with an upward and out- Raydio Girdle of a serged at = : They aid the digestive system to | ward motion. atu ) ’ av , re > la . ’ ’ BE ie nl way on Aw os Pea Getacake of Woodburvy’s today, at any drug store or toilet goods : tured now at your dealer’s. Look for the guarantee tag with . > i 9. re . Pn ‘ . > ne eke r 7 ~ . . a . one dollar a box. Ask your druggwttor 9 counter, A 25-cent cake lasts a month or six weeks. Woodburv's the blue border. It identifies every American Lady model them, or order direct and th ill be ‘ sent in plain wrapper. postpa, also comes in convenient 3-cake boxes. MARMOLA COMPANY Dr. Jeanne A.N. Walter 225 C srfield Bidg.. Detroit. Mich. Copyright, 1088. by The Andrew Jergens (0 ee: ae Tae : SE RRR ees me Se TVVCOVOTNM OND aces St ITITATT NEN IINTIEONETD |S Ler — AT) ee Seed c0tly mroserrmre! wire orderiag Bead for diesireted Bacto

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| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE FICTURE SECTION Jarni fa a. ane : £. im EECE ~ 7ri0! Bostic, ipaiianiedle Try it first, prove uBONE Corsets are dif- the way to restore ‘ pt ‘ fishin’: ’ te - I ferent from all others. ) an . They are the only : 4 | | Corsets made to vour measure hic as the a , cae ere) > with the patented NuBone table as the ( | . Woven Wire Stay, which in- mshine. these new viet fu 1 grace, poise and youth. are the delight of C Ws Se ) “8 “eros — bebetie : 6 ga oy Bin 9 “S : Ase ; and comfort. Gi ty om = DO “h ands surely Boor sor ) : bee 5 Write for de , 3 : nal color. t i= a , | As, seriptive book- ’ 4 let ta 206 99 9 5% STLOUIS, MAIL ORDERSTILUD 5 | , 22 2. NuBone Corset ,. Cc ‘ 5 . oo > ba 0 Erie, Pa. ars : MAIL COUPON TODAY Sold Only Through : atinas. Ghke cence ne Patented Pree Trin a ea Trained Corsetieres at “thy et R 7, oS et ogee Tepes Dbigeor tas Sa. * . . 3 : — iar \ rt e Ls Mae ble se bea > - : P . ' 2 4 xt yt - ~ ~ - l’lvean ' ‘ it —_ a2 os n ) a - EE name an oy addy a 4s Af . . ; , MARY T. GOLOMAN : . . ' S Louls Office COUPO 10R¢ Geidman Bide ‘ : . . ; ; a A 2 NuBONE CORSET SHOP I St. Paul. M 318 BM GOrang Are , xn Phone Lindel) SAGO ; sf me'tpe youl 4teried an ‘ Kansas City (200 Mace Bidg i shows Cong of | | Phone Delaware 7176 , rw 2 dit brow auburn so ’ request to above our Corsetiere in >} ‘Cer re) Hah? Tepewy ne ho | eo] i ‘ ; ‘1 ; - . i i mee] } | Ur weaiity Wil cal) at your home j| he a ie eee Es ce Wind and dirt age a woman’s skin— In America’s big cities Quarter-Sawed and Solid Oak—Chairs Have Spring Sears mx. | Yes, only $1 brings this splendid suite women use this famous method ‘a of library, living-room or parlor furni- to * their skin fresh and supple ture eae ° i home : —elgnt, splendid, mas- sive pieces. Large table, with 36 in. x 23 in. top, arm chair, arm rocker, straight chair and sewing rocker, waste basket and Sewage 7 | 2 candlesticks complete, . ne tea Nee | | and if you order now, you get a beautiful Table Scarf settir gs has given | loward Falor, 15 years olc + ‘ ‘ ° = ; ———- | e~wee> silat atainds \ ? keep your skin beautifully smooth and fresh. These creams are | aown to QO eee sepertment and drug stores.“ They contain ee | | 4) Order by No. 105EMA21. Price $38.95. Send $1 Now. Balance $3 Monthly. Table Scarf is FREE! which promotes the growth of hair. The Pond’'s Extract Co. 131 Hudson St., New York. | : | FR - g t * f : V : equirement of the a a " ee peagers ee j a b { e 5 C a r f ogee a ae sr Prancisco se nnatown. Tne | We want to prove that Hartman's prices and terms are the most liberal ever known. That is eagle at ere ee - | takes the place of a cay why we make this extra inducement. Think of It —- a handsome table scarf ABSOLUTEL} ice of $3.50! Today or : 2 : : FREE! The scarf is of rich blue colored velour, measuring 48 inches long by 16 inches wide, your favorite corset “a P : and has 6-inch panel at ends of harmonizing floral tapestry. Bound all around with exqul- ? | ear . | site antique gold braid. Kemember, this offer is limited. Take advantage of it NOW! these two American increased strength that combine smart- te ¥ - ; | E O a t m n 4 B i 3 68 j e and ee materials in nd ti ait ; oe 4 : 7 | y, r ar a Ss if ” a zg fashion or figure need. an v1 aALLLY * es 7 | {/ B Cc t L ed E EF! Hiashion« mn | , > — argain ata og—F welgnt ana undernourisne — mu Vigo re iOuw = ui di bh of : ' | | it : ‘ RHEE C.ift~ Witt urnished complet aa (str) ? 7 Hart Cetulog Circe ae ; ; " d | 630 | if Id ur vour weight and strength — and " , a ae 7 y a a" ] ) His Mammoth epee me pave book offers the world’s pae \ | | thus imprpve both your physica! and ments , . aaa | ane _— Ae) |lC ee » bargains in furniture, rugs, silverware, dishes, kitchenware, etc., el of durable pink Coutil | | | lso farm ma achinery all sold on our Casv monthly payment terms s at the top. Especially ; . ee a hi é' A iit ai a “i si he average hgure smart xi — not only stimulate the appetite ana in Transparent ds . "ey rte ' ~ “308 36s ro es | 3 oe 4 » weer i ) ft cw zx * © 4 ’ e stomach correctiy and my digestion, put the, Neap change your sow “Ie , ; . ra | sar Sizes | es Thaw ave alec not . ad Dendrop. Oe 4. 2 ‘ ( ee ; % Lied @miivA SiifTi. a7 . “|= 44 ae lit’ dj I SUE c ‘ es . * f . ‘ s ; e » - : . oe} * Pwwlie 1 TY . ; " $3.50 efiective in rigging tne SKIN GO. OWI, > +4 . —" : SOe8s grate rep thig ~~ pom are ee rerv—t € Thu thn “ gon a ™ Ra 7" . , , ‘ } ’ ‘Ts }tne iam As > "1Ef« € rnade PNVitne nidkKe: Yeast . “ i i i j } -_ KAing veast. least roam ana .: id). Yeast Foam Tablets A Tonic Food — a ne I ———— Rm | ARGE FREE SAMPLE ‘EAST FOAM TAKBLETS bak DUG at. secret torn . Kee the Hig U wre sive property ‘ with . * _* © gs 7. " er 4 x ' ‘ ‘ eir Tacto \ >." « ‘ - hl : ae # ‘ i + ase ase € ; ; Ls abe 4 ¥ ,} | o a Wiha 3. a . ’ . ; , +) Lh - . . ° - ° . ; s ’ ede? ; . - ae i. ” ireer Dar + ~ * . > - .

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tutes eres . ~ 3 : pga aN TA) FT Wee POST- DISPATCH ~ 7 eee oe { ST. LOUIS . : od r roe Sits . xy ; : rahe a. PS > > ~ - ~ - - as ~~ ~* - ° - " Ss : : " os soaen es & . ~ eee oot even ’ aaa or? .! o~ nig a 7 r Les . ; seg Se9 3% : —_ ee : be 25 Sp) TU ie = sat af . : - 4 3 | Mutt ano Jeer - Mr. anv Mrs. - Tue Captain anv tHe Kips- GotpsERs - Cicero Sapp - Peter Rasert - AND tne catest in comics MAIN STREET SUNDAY MORNING Nah OS de wert het Sm > ry A. COMIC RELIEF Z 7 DE SATO POEMS Be er wie “ PALO MOM RLE A . - ‘ kee Re mas ame? o's * ‘ ” tn) : Ges aR its altars ite My Tae tase sy x ihe eM Pres se TaD oi Preis. Ea fie ok By Bae = UES Ds ops i SS He ee hha D> lead aye?) tS ‘ aN Seat deere Bibi The rough story and how they meet it. “Say,” says the young man at the extreme left, “I heard that one the day I tipped over the cradle. and it was old then.” Next is the young lady who is very, oh, literal minded. “I don’t think that's very funny. says she. “Besides, a polar bear wouldn't be allowed in a sleeping car. The conductor wouldn't let him in.” The third member of the party is the antici- pating lady who screams and gurgles lo the point is reached. ' By the time the climax i upon her. she is: hysterical. ' sa OR CR AE ED KP AE FNS WO OAS BOD RRO, SRE ‘a ae e i} ee, a ~“ Be ¥ ee a ee Comic relief among ¢ wo eS] the «office ~~ workers. re wee eg 8] O4TS5 iP. Mm It IS, and Tee = |étte tail end of a dull, Sf ARR es 7 J es. Se | uninspired, gray day. = Miss Delehanty, Mr. Klein and Mr. O’Day are rife, as it were, with gay banter and snappy jest. “Say, in about a minute, ['1] wrap this typewriter around your neck!” The comic after- dinner speaker, who by some hook or crook is reminded of a “little story I heard the other day” — pause, for effect—“about a Welshman who ~ SRC ene EE a = “ ae BEN, OR a “% ’ s : - * + ". \s * "ate", e. ~ Pel a ss) SF % . eve ae ss ex RE AS os wl ~ £ Rs ae Page ¥ a ~ > > ee ng See, +1 yeh, Sapo slam As *,* ‘| 7 Miss Delehanty is say- ing to Mr. Klein: Mr. Klein. quick as a flash. will come. back with the good old: standby, met an. Irishman going to a wake with a Dutchman. ‘Well, Pat, sez he,’” etc., etc. ye Styne OF Eo ony. 7 te Wh Oh a, tel fayy “Step on it, kid!” And So-it goes. a“ 7 | The perfect scream, who says such killing things. “OF. you WILL. enjoy meeting Mr. Kuttup—he has SUCH 2 sense of humor—you'll simply be in convulsions all eve- ning!” So ran the verbal invitation.. But. alas and alack, this is an off evening for the perfect scream. He isn't per- forming wel] at all. / ‘ck MOKED es, Mee SA. nied al » » “ iy Ky - Py aa oe o BM, ee tala nA htt Pe > y howtat ys s oe. os “ 7 . Pa 4 ’ “ bs M a ial 7) a ay _ Ad > a i it ie A ee , son, is £ BT teens 7, . ? Otay fh, Oe * Jr a Bs an, She ” . - ie . ‘> ” 4, ea v iy i ‘4 “? SIG ; 7 > tet rr Ad “ew 4 thy, ey fet A af SF; y “ft gh us (f “Sh lowered ‘pation. 3 a food sorders Right in the middle of the street, @r anywhere. the man with the line of comic stories will nab you. “Did you hear the one about the man who told his wife he was dead?” the man with the line will inquire. knowingly. and if you are polite and laugh a thin, hollow laugh. the man with the line wil] tell you another The young lady with the humorous experi- ence is like as not to shoot at sight, so be- ware. “Oh, I must tell you of the perfectly ASININE thing I did last Tuesday—I on ER felt such a . A comic guest at a dinner party has to be ae : ee = : FECT Pow fh? sated watched. One never can be quite sure just | age es “~. ys > daetaae when the comic sallies will go over the bor- as der and penetrate beyond the dinner guests. Will you look at Rosa, if you please, scarcely able to stagger back into the butler's pantry with the creamed Celery intact! She who is usually so restrained and dignified of moghal And all because young Mr. Watts—not | e who invented the steam engine—got telling tiddles What's the difference between a casserole and a camisole? Just imagine his asking that of old Mrs Wharton. ym from ily from ese dis- hite cor- ach and iii LET ee ee ee er nen ee | d Emily have been spending what should have been a very gay~ soled with friends. —— have been participants in one one of se ames where so-and-so is given a rating on personality : prog « On ascale of ten. Fred was awarded minus one on sex ests. A and Emily one-half of one per cent on beauty. Fred and Emily are leaving early. ee eel 4 channel EI ROADMAP

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} CAN AS* = OLD CRoWwD Mf fy ‘OU : You 3 Y, (tr. ASK Ben TERN . \. ents Ae. Be $. Vp id | KNoW SHE WOW ad Yy ; HER BUT tT - 4) 1 COUL Z ti \ Jost A WASTE SHE'S AGAINST - 7 Z\ BUT THE WIFE ee Lo Fy 9 Tes STAG PARTIES ? as P thant #t oa 3 +3 settee ‘4 %. ne > s as | af i > P ay a Y i bet bam w : a ss : ; . , ws » na a ad 4? by hi a > ee se : ae Ps - Me. Ph ee 4 Pe attra ae ala SB aa toca ti SoS r A * q . * ~ Soeh 24% Spas ‘ % 7% R if a ee = * her ty ee te a ore aye ‘g an of “2 z Fe ws a ; é é ~ \ Hy AY \\ Sie oe ALA AS OA } WONDER IF SHE. UNDERSTOOD ME OR \e iT Can BE THAT MY HEARING 'S GOING — x = eS eee = ‘ = — i 7 ' | mae ' Vii ge Mig - | | CAN'T UNDERSTAND WHAT'RE “You (47 ee ees 23) Youre ta WHY Nou 'RE So ANKIOUS PUSHING ME OU YW); EADY Ss Oo~- THe/ = ME ye — is 7 } - lo aA NICE lo RAYS ¢ FoR -- HERE'S j : agp MO BIG RUSH- THe se PARTICS | Bu T TONS ARE IN YOUR. Oil SMIRT AWD EVERY THING | - ———_— ‘\ ae a _ * ae 2 eet Py! . %y +, eae ae Pa EE INR er ELEN, Sate AUER Ay ANE, BR URE RE EY epee 7 cc . —_ " 3 oe! 5 A 3) Fpeyi a . ra H Po } bs c 5 ‘ 4. *) See atte vy Wy *: adr . ety x ry > SS erey y b “} 17 : r +e . Reid t > & ‘: 7 ‘i nes 8 Wy. : » & a WHAT S Tne GAG ANYWAY \Wt- You MUST BRAVE Some REASON FoR WANTING Me OoGo t want You To : i'm NOT GowtG:. | Mg , Yj : 25S = 2s a PusH Me OUT OF me EEO Cee” . “ads > fe a» ee a _—_— oe + ) ad —" ‘Tribune tre ears ~~ Copyright, 1923, N_ ¥ Ps “es ° oe Be 4 * :. oa ; ” Pa ” " a - ’ % ° ; : : > 4 om wen . - . ee ee r * iit <a ee Se war

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, MARCH 11. 1923 MATIN STREE GOOD MORNING, MATOR.. WE MEN EVE COME TO | "HUSBANDS’ PROTECTIVE ASSO- | [\ITHANS, MAOR— | | WONDERFUL IDEA. MENT TLL ar tint hese othe, to WE MEN MUST. 2 (CIATION — ‘AND THE PURPOSE OF THIS ORGANIZAION) [| SRE NONTHERES OV! JOIN THIS CLUB MYSELF ! PUT 4 , MAN- THE. HUSBAND= 10 FACILITATE HIS GETTING OE drcotinnnn: b OUT NIGHTS - TO FURNISH ALIBIS THE WIFE, EX. ETC’ —_ TO HAND] f ( ARAMA AAA o a“ «> CILUINTrTt ” EOD Rips, RMR ARNT MEM PE cs egy ERMA, “Tea RET A EC TT le, AM Bien Aas Mg! es libs PM SE SRO OEE tee, a oo H PAP YT 9s THe cars | {{ THANKS, CUTIE —THIS IS THE ANTTHING FOR THE DAILY SCOOP || To TELL YoU-— 3 MEOW, PLL SAY!| | BIGGEST BEAT SINCE THE TO-DAY ae LOOK THAT |} srt SPREAD THIS ALL OVER THE FRONT WORLD WAR ! ; A - | OVER: PAGE AND HAVE IT OUT ON MAIN STREET me sag | ss | FIN AN HOUR! 4 D ee 2 a" — “ * We 4 ° ‘, } © a, —-. : \ ; 3 q g . ¢ Pe . . sre ~ By . ae * nd MNS 9 Copr, 1923 (N. Y. World) _— An _ se, aa ; OUR. | ry YG EXT | BA ASSOCIATION ADJOURN ~ } e « IY 4 re Lp S —UEILLS A LONGFEIT) ANY More itt, i 5 4 ; ) 4 , 7 | 0 i DI ELA Dy 1S GOING To ME OUT OF MY HOUSE AGAINST WILL -- | WASN'T RPAwz’ To Go CVT pee. gq WNHAT’S THE EXTRA 2 |} DENVER ([SUFFERIN CATS! PUT] { GIVE ME A nen AND POINTS WEST HER OUT HERE AND TICKET TO THE ' HERE BOY -GIVE US GIVE A GUY THATS IN /| FURTHEST POINT WEST - aannenneneinenent IN TWO MINUTES ! | - a , ; we MO W\ les ‘eisai & eo int HN eee c Te Sn ON gg a a % : at 4 ) a OS “a Yass) + bene rm: , ¥ a s ¥ . . a ? I " ‘ , “ C2 re we . - : ? - ‘nA ' ‘,* , ‘_> ‘4 . {/ es . ‘ “,@ & 2 ~ - a « . : ,» oe anre h® = «*'! ~i iS - .

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Boob McNutt et L GUESS 'M A FAILURE AS A Movie AcToR.- VLC fF MeveR SBE AS GREAT AS DOUGLAS CHAPLIN) COR @~w MARY NEGRI-! vat. i . Teg ¢ a g oe ~ a ' 2% ; ‘i P, <4 - wt ‘ ? + . o a . BS x , -. ANCIEAST TAXICABS FOR SALE TO GO (IN *- USINESS ) eee | - —_ WILL THIS iT WILL IF You HANE A LOT oF Ff FATIENCE ANS ET « PEARL, DEAR, Lows A TAXI Nou ANB You'’RE . To BE MY FIRST CUSTOMER “THATS FIA, I MUST GET TH THE STUNO &: RIGHT AWAY XA ©], orm VLL LOSE SWEETHEART- Ic ‘ i-_—~ Kow MUCH ARE You GOISG TO tL BaoAIT. KASCU, PEAR L- FAARST PLE wArr AAI SEE le I CAA) GOA Mile 1 GOT A EF, f BARGAItAD - | SHE PLELLS SO EASHY J “THESE “TRAFFIC REGVLATIOAISS ARE TERRIBLE- MJOu) 1 HAVE TOGO ALL THE _~WAYT ROUNDS THE BLoc PAST THIS SPOT ee \\\ \ » N \ \ N GREAT scott! WHERE'S THE REST OF MY “TAXI? Wi . ¢ \\N \ v *ee “<< + 2*° © 49 4 vanes -*e« . “ee & ~ = & « FeSe eee » = - 4 BooB, You RE AS U GAB A TAXI DRIVER ~~ AS Nou ARe A MOWIE ACTOR. af. ¥ _— * » Ail st Bor t LVvE (eee YOU JUST SAME | GINME | A PIECE OF ROPES Now mM BACK t \ BUsINESS 3 AGAIAS. \_

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TWO COM IC SECTIONS - Gi¢4f Anges of Fun in Todays Issue -SEE-SECOND SECTI — ; = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH iF You ‘ ; i Lot of \ | Nice And a od [en | Murr ano Jerr - Mr.ano Mrs. - THe CAPTAIN AND TH THE Kips - - Gotoeers - - Cicero Sappr- Peter Raseit - - AND me carest in Comics A DOLLARS PLEASE | Saar einen MORNIN a wii : = i G , . lei: ? 4, 192%, » 4 | MUTT AND JEFF : A Real Movie Thriller! -- By BUD FISHER (Copyright, 1923, by H. C. Fisher. Trademerk Reg. U. s. Pat. Of.) « JUST THE SIZE TAILS PicTURE MmusT BE A at — = PRICes. | REAL THRILLCGChe: Tim GONNA yr oF MY ORCHESTRA IF DWwAS A BRAVE MAN) Like THAT BANK Rove. '3SF ta AT || 4 \ I'D wANT THE .° rn A WHOLE woRLtD SMOKING i i TD Know IT: BALCONY Sof | INCOGNITO — FROM NEW YORK ee as (oer pawns’ (fh hay. ase a aad Ae ~—— ete , ve 5% F toe 2 Fag Male ee DY ea hs Sig P esi tele te RN RRR NN ES Sa NUR OR A RR cS ES NNT NR i maha rattan hea >! . - « + pom it We vn her Ce ae ee a at aan iT ie, Be COMEDY. WOULD RUN 4 ot - FROM A RABBIT: = (I THINK ree | DEMAND My HUTA MONEY BACIC: ® ‘ note ee above wee Y Aa wae ; a) " ~~ “ vega \ W ' ‘Yi te Sugai ta Ai 7 * athe My ." ' v4 \ ; ‘\ hy, Yay, hy .) Py , Waa ae Ww \ \ ‘ . , a . . g rst e : . a — i : ¥ ie ee 4 \ Ye . i & Ail : . a ’ “ . iy, ef ¥ 5 eae 3 ae ae a &: rod sate , R , iN) : £ ; . " : z .. ; = ‘ . Sc . . . 9 ’ b- . ii) : Xs ; 5 a ; . . “ “* | : 3 ‘ : > . 2! 4* ’ . ; * ‘ , e . - by Wit, . thal a ? | cs | Se | | AM er aA, x ay, aw ° bp \ ' Ba ny \) qaene™ mY WR “me . 7 F ~ : = 2 ; x - " ‘ ; >. : Pika, tie ~ a. - , Ay “ai \ ait SPAHR AY | “Sa He re Sayin" Ay » & } , ' a ' ‘i a! ‘ . : | ats ar A Ay KI od ‘ af ‘ 7 art . nit a‘ Novs VM BACK tO BUOSINESS ia vl ay, ae, * P TL eg? : Tee ©. 4 , Pe ay ; + <t TL et yo anne OTN ENO A CIC

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_—— — ——. — : THE CAPTAIN: AND THE KIDS (Trade Mark, 1923, Reg. U. S. Pat Off. By R. Dirks Originator of the Katzeniammer Kids GET HIM AVAY QUICK OR YOU GOT TO SAFE HIS LIFE AGAIN- mq YOU HEAR ! wd HYDROPROBIA IN DE HOUSE ¢ i m | (Ten WIMIHAFFGONE ) TD CHINA UND VON'T 9 hen “ BE BACK FOR NINE YEARS-} ~~ SAY IT GIFFS Dovbl1e R YES SIR! to. Nao eam ??AM 1? & 7)( CAST YER PEEPERS FU 855] ON DAT? > . esse > -*@ > “) a ~ ws s SS Nan | ae — iM wrt YE CAP, Tru al THK AN TIN— AW’ YE KIN LAY To DAT! YE SAVED ME LIFE AN TM YOURN , OLD SOME (LASS TO YOU OLD SKIPPER ! WoTS DE b= IDEA O° THE EIGHTEEN /' UND SHUT DUCK DER HEAD DER CAPTAIN SAYS IS WO) VONT You STEP IND DER PARLOR! aa * HOW'S RATE? LEAD ON MATES, I™ TU6GIN AT.ME HAWSER? peo 2 BAH? MIT SucH KIND i OF TUGHERS AROUND [= ? SOETY ISS NIX! Ge GOON - GO ON, MS YOUR MOOF! : : ; oe . =_—" is » >, he ; : | HA = ’ 3 - he ee + 7 Sas : Le “aren Gea : ee y.. jee af Ai y beste + : : Pa Seek Le i Sia Ce SEE Se ee ee: - ; it! ter * we 4 eee ae ak +5 Bi,

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, MARCH 11. 1928. . —_— ee — JUST MAKE YOURSELF COMFORTABLE Var WHILE I Go AND LOCK THE ~ DOOR SO WE CAN-TALKK BUSINESS WITHOUT 4 Gor aks DISTURBED :-. > ’ om eo aka pbs, Se Be SSE ae aes ve . : — x ae ot OR ‘ “ ~ . 4 » ~ . , : . rs S >. * er . eo »S ~ es ee " ae ‘> = CR ee oS ae hak Pe. <j : ao a 6 “7 . “ * Sy . A CICERO SAPP Trade Mark, 1923. Reg. U 8. Pat Oft. | By | a) — Fred Locher {WELL COL. PIAZZA IS COMING To SEE ME TONIGHT | Bove THis IS. |] OM cAND dust — , 2 Ea j ; / hd 7” IN LL MA F AND \F EVERYTHING GOES AS I HOPE, ILL BE. THE KIND OF A THINK OF THE THOSE onc, 7 Ace THE NEW em CHIEF COUNSEL FOR HIS Jom I'VE BEEN ~{_ SALARY — SERVE THEM WITH fe COMPANY — . AY ver ££ AFTER ALL 2 COCOA WHILE * ' R ay ER | MY LIFE St | HES HERE - : “~ j. : a : ; f ~ F = Nm AS ; s Nx VAIN oS i: —_— on ir oi. 1 DR le NOW HERE IS MEANING DID HE MEAN “YES’ or “NO” T bie ? Pm. "'c nee LET ME HANE OUR. A CONTREAES PA ® Ko - WONDER © - I GUESS HE MUST HAVE | ‘ Wah cy: Not | as MEANT YET "es" | ae % DONT LET ME INTERRUPT YOO NOW -4OU MEN | GO RIGHT OH WITH YOUR TALKING. I Oust _J THOUGHT UOU MIGHT LIKE — . ee SOME COCOA ie We) r— & gv | — oe i=, + oy . ie : : » Ve 5 ‘ 7 DO THEY HANE MUCH RACE-HORSEING WHERE UOU COME FROM, amare +4 COLONEL? — “THEY HAVE MUCK RORCE - HACEING - Z - Gti “4 ji . (ee ii “sy — BOO-HOo! I COULDN'T HELP \T. —L WAS TRYING TO MAKE RIM FEEL AT HOME. - WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN THAT WASTEBASKET 7 7 ee” : 7 | ‘Bal / MA Im TRUIN To PIECE THIS I WANT To SEB HOw MUCH HE WOULDA PAID ME

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NOW LISSEN-HEPSY- THERES NO GETTING UP FOR ME TODAY-1M GOING TO SLEEP AND IF ANYONE KNOCKS DONT ANSWER FOR (7 NOTHING IS GOING TO DISTURB ME #¥ Nh et eee a Hi? MUNDAY MORNING PNOOZE WOULD HAVE BEEN A GREAT PUCCESY IF HE HAON'T GOT THE “HA~HA"FRO OUTSIDE. By HARRISON Cat aa | FOR THE LOVE OF TURNIPS! OH BOY! NOW FORA GOOD canes SNOOZE AND (age WHATS ALL THAT RACKET 9 NO INTERRUPTIONS 5 fm ‘° ‘ . oh ws 25 \Y SS x RB HAVE A b NICE SLEEP- a POPPY BUT IT SEEMS TO COME FROM BACK OF THE HOUSE ILL JUST LEAVE THE DOOR AJAR AND TAKE A PEEK AROUND-THE CORNER AND SEE WHATS UP HELLO! THIS DOOR 1S AJAR-THE WIND MUST £ I} HAVE BLOWN IT OPEN- iLL JUST TURN TH KEY § ~ ~." \ As - ‘ ~ aN y “Es es ‘ f ~~ ~ x VSRWON 2 ~~ BAH: NOTHING BUT A BUNCH OF LiL BUGLETS GIGGLING OVER ONE OF THOSE PESKY. SUNDAY COMIC PAGES WHOOP! THE DOOR IS CLOSED AND I CANT BUDGE IT ILL HAVE TO KNOCK FOR THE WIFE ¢ome SH-H-H BABIES-MAKE NO NOISE- YOUP POPSY SAID WE WERE To ANSWER NO KNOCKS AT THE DOOR ) 4M-™M - ILL JUST SHIN UP THIS TRELLIS AND ITS DOWN THE SKYLIGHT FOR MINE “iy Ca LR c a ~ + _%.2? wey . en ala*a*a” ‘ oF = 5 >» fi | + ae -AND YOURE THE FELLOW THAT WASNT GOING TO LET ANYTHING DISTURB YOU HA-HA-HO-HO-0-0O Oe, ,, ere 4 Me ssi, ‘ *,% ° “ ae. 4 & “ sf Site _ nhl ae a tat Rta cota Teie, - te § Post-Dispatch for F GERMANS KILLED INRU 2 FRENCHM ASSASSINA State of Siege Decl Recklinghausen When Fatal Cl tween French T Germans Follow Ki of French Offieer tion Agent. TROOPS FIRE E CROWD ATTACKS Buer Citizens Try to Place After Two Men pected of Killing men Are Shot; Fatal! in Dortmund. Py the Associated Press. BRUSSELS. March 12.--3 tion of German territory is and the Rhineland recentiy will be a gradual operation, out only upon Cermany fulflf reparation obligations. clared in the communique + evening of the first meeting | Franco-Beigian Premiers f here on occupational measa The portion of the eurrying this announcement, “The two Governments fthe and the Belgian) are again mom aecord not te accept riemises frem Germany ce the evacuation of the Rubr -TritoPies recently eceupéed richt bank of the Rhine. e.acuaition will be carried tolty. feliowing the G ermany ef her repaseien tk ne.” By the Avaoctated Prem. RECKLINGHAUSEN. Mar: Bich: « (lermans are dead as . ef clashes with French troomm rious parts ef fhe Seekt distrig iest nicht One F | dier and three Germans were ed in a riot at Destmuand. of siege has been declared tire Reckit@chausen district & sequence of these disturtam Two Frenchmen. of@ 48 and the other a civilians 33 were amenesinated Saturddy | streets of the mining et. near Recklinghausen. * had fve boellet wou ‘one of the victim was ‘colepel Tim of the €B the other M. Joly. chief of = Rallroad statica. More Troops Sent fa. Additiena) treepe have preserve erder 2: Buer. (jermans who met death, shot down while trying %@ m the gendarmes tn the & ances Five others several wounded an. en a crewd attacked & Td post. The eighth G ‘illed at Dertmund. when @ a'tacked a Frenmeh detach Disturbances were Ff ier lagt night when EF irmes went te the home of | "an suspected of being the assassination of Frenchmen Two Germans ‘here were arrested. Ther x taken to a guard part riing to the French re ed to escape and were shet Thin created an wpreear *n and within ar beur & ans began pouring inte the e«<pite the order prohinet * from being ont after 7 ® ~ wd assembfed in the teow snen afterward several erT™mans. tooatiy men. att a French guard pest. | (s@r ma n= shy the two men had been so dlers repeated!y ordered | '*ay. burt the crowd eceape * warnings the reports oming more and mere “nally attacking the beure ‘he guards were “€ attacked the seldiers Se « five of the Germans ana “zg several others. = AG4itjieonal treepe were * and afl civiiiens were arn te their bore ong after midnight pateye: 9 restored. _ One ef the two men Centiuned en Punta!