St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 15, 1923

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Sunday 7 es oe Today, 132 Pages FIRST NEWS SE A SECOND SECTION (SPORT). " THIRD NEWS SECTION. gh i RTH NEWS SECTION, 16 PAGES. FTH J SIXT! SEVENTH NEWS SECTION, FIGHTH NEWS SECTION, & WANT SECTION, 14 PAGES “The Perfect Market Place - Bee the 10,000 OFFERS today—offers to serve, employ, board, rent, lease, sell, buy, teach, loan, etc., in the big a and Real Estat Wants ate Directories REAL ESTATE SECTION. ESSE) STLOUS POST-DISPATCH [= he : su NDAY FAG er ibs SHIRRENDER (}t ALL FEDERAL INQUIRY INTO FPISCOPAL BOARD rae ; Tm PH RECUR ryoncearee enn VOES FOR MORE Fi ccgscen’| BELIEVED NEAR on te Noe Yor fron" IBFRAT THOUGHT i —— ST. LOUIS, SUN YDAY MORNING. "G, AP RIL 1 15, se * & & PAGES 1—4 ENTS WILSON TER ABLOW | TO HARDING'S PLAN FOR _— INTO COURT TEXT OF WILSON’S LETTER) OUTLINING HIS POSITION | H : | | | et me LLOYD GEORGE WILL VISIT 'U. S. AND CANADA, - RIDDELL’S PAPER SAYS (Copyright. 1923.) LONDON, April 14. F ceorc PREMIER LLOYD —~y- - -- -- + - GEORGE ” will visit the United States and Canada in 3 g T0 “KEEP | he will speak in New York, | ' Sugar Brokers. ‘| Washington, Chicago, Toronto, E SHIPS GOING” '}| Montreal. He also intends to |) i visit the national exhibition of ‘Document Found on Person Canada at Toronto. a of Austin Stack After Cap- Idequate Service Will Be )Maintained Either Under | The authority for these state- | | ture Indicates This Action | © Private Supervision or ments is the News of the World, owned by Lord Riddell, a close a “Under Straight-Out Policy - of Federal Ownership and | = GANGSTER, SHOT A ORE EUR EE agen cre, | ko Se a age hen ea Ws arias RBI TY oS TP i Say: 8 paar 5 See DL SS Bi BS To ee Ce Sate, ee ee % é Mads f. YT ma! al wi ~ Ban SSP bata : re nee es Oe P Ret Sika ae ” aan “= ~ OP i ae By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, April 14.—The Gov- ernment's investigation of the high price of sugar, which® had been ‘cen- tered upon the transactions of the) |New York Coffes Sugar Ex- February, was wid-_| include all transac- |actions during that promptly as possible. The letters also expressed the de-| sire of the Government's investiga- | tors to have the names and eddress- | es of the customers of the firms ad- dressed. There was no hint ot com-'| pulsion in the fetters. | While the sugar brokers were dis- \cussing the business ethics involved in a disclosure of their customers’ Resolution, Declaring Church ‘Stands for Freedom in the Truth,’ Adopted by Edu- cational Executives. period as Big age. as Aga 7 es 2 SE OME nak and Is Contemplated. 'change during ened today to | tions in sugar in the period Setween Jan. and April 1, 1923. For the past | names, without their permission. an | 'NO DENIAL OF FAITH | . | way learned today, on teen of the Bese permission, an! WILL BE PERMITTED} ON WORLD COURT PLAN visited the floor of the exchange and | ante Pee pg nagtcanoag ps >j , | PHILADELPHIA, April 14. ,Iinvited several brokers to present Witl TIN |themseives at the office of United ‘Two Clergymen,' I Auto- OLLOWING is the text of amining the February transactions States District Attorney Hayward : : ! FF tormer President Wilson's of several] of the largest brokers and | next Monday morning. One of the mobile Chains Over Arms, letter to Congressman Rouse, « 7 Create Stir in Conference ' a Democrats May Accépt For- mer President’s Argument for Unconditional Entry or None, and Refuse Ex- pected Support for Pro- posal—Necessary Majority in Doubt. - tyes Sap Sere ya TMM ge ‘ y the Camorra in and not the r costed agg Republican chiet's prin; | Teri Monday from the home of the| in his judgment, of handling ag | think in fellowship. but they are largest wing of the 3 nf Consolidation will combine, | much property, and cited instances to adjacent foreign ports un- THE TEMPERATU JRES. alley between | Special MACON, Mo., the Straw,”’ | streets, where S iv B | Sullivan Turkey reecher” “The Arkansaw Traveler’ were years old, his | played before a jury in Probate Court | here on a Violin handled by Carl M. childhood | London, 24 years old, defendant in inquiry brought oy land + a are said to have provided an his | ‘uncle, Capt. John M. London. the inspiration for many of the au- | | Young London, fiddle in hand, was Speci@! to the Post-Dispatch. CLARKSBURG, W. Va.,—April 14. —A new brand of “lightning justite”’ was written across Americ:n legal records by the “mounta'n court” here today as a result of the third conviction in five days in West Vir- ginia’s sensational “black hand” tion can see ahead, there will be wdund® wha: t "| public to order an immediate cessa- | The ii illite of ide ee sree YORDRES tO Carky | near the left shoulder Sultivs ne ae tion of hostilities. ome ; ny cargo offered to any port of the Din poet geet ap “Volunteers are requested to hand : a used to tell how or where he had |! world. tie ataed hin their arms to —(blank)- —pending | | With the conviction that private mu ge eee v aise’ tink: ta a | the election of a government by eration has not yet been relegated al aa ead 95 hs t se le NAS | Pree Choice of the Reople.”’ the list of impossible things, the ee [ee See 1913 | Document Unsigned. | htfoot insanity l thor’s ‘stories relating to child life, | and others, that have been | read. She was born in Feb. 9, 1906, Tarkington was living at that time. ‘ ing Development. The ost startling development of the new situation is that a num-, ber of the Republican Senators are preparing to advise the President to “Penrod” sworn as a witness after all the other and almost Otho was: |'witnesses had testified, the first question asked by tonference determined upon. one i. ee he was sentenced tu the The document was not signed. It! ®° widely More attempt to turn over estab-|~ ede, 1 spas ceccaga ad AO at gg to erect A —_ a was ae suamaaie prelates ‘the deliberate views of that group of |cases growing out of labor disputes; Hug ew letter °° _ President . i od] tha a PRPOR Psener , er outigo Ten mo ee a . fom = . Sare ay 5 t , hereafte demand b the latter she pssst liea # Or to Government employes to! Monday: tacking police officers in their’ charged with disorderly conduct. recently were convicted, has been | men, representing every diocese in| may r be ed by. de. at part ec - (gt , it he al 4 is declared to have been| from attentioné Castle had paid tc | C tmsar of Justice Kurski inform-| sponsibility for its educational wel-|Gov. Biaine’s signature today to the | was learned today, the/gourl Valleys—Gener ly moderate consnonmerg Ma - oi sere: Sutien. as paid t< eae — Sar aes Seal nang Price bill passed by the Legislature. - Then jeorge beca 3 though h¢. sincerely and a one in her own station. i must be understood,” he | i leaving the Government stuck ry which was vut onry 21 mtnutes.| ments then, they are equally offen humble butcher whom 88 ity—Fair today | ess. tly dropped from his hand. | ali Ak fuccess of private operation, the | Y| By the Associated Press his eventual recovery, ee a ae jeathedral at Salina, -Kan., and Dr. helped ¢ before murder, !n having! 1¢ must be remembered ‘n eat ting i /was on the table. ceremony she insisted. end would not come immediately. | arched down the aisle wh h and embark upon a Pro- | temperature. ‘struction of life and property in Lon- ony ere the ++ial Monday. The two remaining | Lodge himself will be on head of the Episcopal diocese of Mis-|he was “through with this cruel, » mee | representing the shackles which the , , vows the tears strea — et this. event. he declared, the, | Eade of haat intanie Vaid 0 the resi- | ¢! b \ James Little, a confectioner, In his | when he proposed them. as a means : om or row; Vandeventer place, from an attack/a trained nurse, be delivered to her ; refuesd to remove. t stimon + given by Rocco) smiles and dried by the 4 Pa Substantial appropriation for |} north /lican supporters. chiefly on te ys 4 treaty in that form, the majority of® * and steadily growing weaker, but his town much of the time, an@ her son | : ej tion on the committee's report was id 1 surt of the socilety’s meet« Any program of Gov ernment | —— don's lighting and power sour-es— told ‘tn co ‘ league, if they could be satisfied that the church than she food or inact relatives. _ expected to arrive tomorrow. | . |efforts to tional conf te and Connizarro had firea th BIE tonnage to convine rain or snow In| from London prisons and project | CHICAGO BANKER, 65, “STABBED TRIAL OF FORMER WEAD OF | _ The stumtiche! conterence of he ception, and the men who have con- raken leapacity to the secretary of the le- four horses to awak at | Physician Under Arrest Blames as! ALL- RUSSIAN CHURCH APRIL 23 | cap of palintede atmaiiun ot (eee be the open, but there Is more to it ba temporary purpose. ing; somewhat, jt jg stated the plots had huge) | of the Wilson declaration. | . A ! t define the attitude of ue ONT : George took her to thes f CHICAGO, April 14.—Charles H. MOSCOW, April 14.—The trial of does no JURY FOR C EMPT GASES | What Wilson Objects te, : % e the cost plus fee operator is | temperature. ‘ merge such a stage that a delay | At the same? t . MADISON, Wis.. April 14.—A | | put/ was stabbed but not seriously in | similar to those on which Arch- a en ds - reservation embraced tm Geeretary considered herself George ® “. Ss “vicious,” declaring it off: WASHINGTON, April 14. ‘into operation. who are charged with re-|fendants in Wisconsin as a result «of bs cher’ [fr the future. In this con-| Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-/| houses. A prominent former Cabinet He declared the stabbing resulted | definitely fixed to begin on April 28, the church, g 7 went through gno loved Hgase, aud ” ~~ oe ba

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ie 2 st LOUS POST-OISPATCH TO SHIPPERS TOAID ® “TO RAGE TO OY ee, TO. AR MEET IN TRANSPORTATION ‘greatest contribution thas made at the presen time in | inflation or increase tn Price kk Free-for-All Event, Open to! Full Co-operation of Com-| Craft Starting From Any mercial Bodies Urged to )frrrren ey fall eonpheeantl structed to Rid City of Point in U. S., for $1000) Insure Expeditious Move-|*" “rection 1 know of. 2 mg ‘Pisordtrly Houses and to | Stop Gambling. Fl a s SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 16, 1928. Lo asters en ele ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Roman Catholic Ecclesiastics on Trial, Before Russian Court —p ee we eee i aE Ente FRANCO-BELGIAN PARLEY DEVOTED 10 BLUGKADE AND CUAL Belting Running of Trains ~ and Arranging for 10,000. Tons of Fuel a Day Are Discussed. PLAN FOR PLANES ‘ganize your association tet about this co-operation district or trade, and to operative contact with the. ENERAL CLEANUP. ee |! EAST ST.LOUIS | tions between the shippers | railways we would have A ting Police Chief In- “Therefore, I earnestly you will undertake to des r _be glad to know your views ag in Prizes. ment by the Ra‘lroads. =» «zation that can be eff this end, in ier that the ment may act as.a clearing helpful dissemination of ideas t } matter.” SN the Associaied Press. WASHINGTON, April 14.--Com- mercial organizations were asked by Secretary Hoover today to co-oper-| Senator Howell ‘Proposes U. ate with railroad managements in a! periment With Rail Ge national effort to get the large vol-| oT ABHINGTO N. "Apel 1 ume of railroad traffic expected Gur- tor R. B. Howell. Republicam, 4 ner A nepeaten expeditiously and}, ska. today suggested an without congestion. : | the railroad problem which Pointing out that rallmads have | projected in the next session made heavy investments in incres- gress. Senator Howell, while ing facilities and equipment, in a 2a ' Ae bodies, HOov immediate Government etter to various trade , -| ’ , - ‘advocate, proposes that the er deciared that it was vital that ' int ernment take over either one shippers assist by taking in win er two or more connecting Ii tor ¢ coal supplies during the summer, by! urpose of seeing what loading cars to capacity and by re-| Die batioond oneealll pros ~ 7 ducing car reconsignment and re-/ . ent ownership. Howell = fraining from demanding excess car ‘elected from Nebraska ag an | supply in operations. P ment of municipal rm! This was becat re : ea aay | , : be discussed at the monthly 3 hoo a Mite Ty : a | — 4 ting of the Fiying Club of St Due to the war.and the long con-| utilities, having successfully ie at Hotel ‘Chase tomorrow? UMued impossibilities on the cat ut ed gas, ice and waterworks night There will be a buffet lunch- | railroads ee finance th® yaa cman ¥ | Omaha. eon, cabaret and moving pictures for betterments, said | omger stools reaped ght “Government ownership of the members at this meeting. Both our production capacky as roads,” he said, “with me igg Other Events on Program.: consuming demands have —s ad~ rather than an end. In our will a dirigible vanced beyond our transportation | pal experiments in Omaha een army and possibly the! ‘cilities. The railway *, nemo %y demonstrated that utilities b nb ws hava entries Other at- under the recent improved cond:- by the city do not run | trac and feature events will be tions are making great efforis in! cerns out of business: Ip finance and expansion of facilities plants, for example, our pw to get cheaper ice for the f ‘ Ibi s aac a © | ba Pp | glider; radio-controlled plame, rever- ' ~ of lost 4&romnd must De s.0W owhed ice plants are still I. , : ; yy W : la rdi ne Pla I} for d W orld Cou rt “KEEP SHIPS GOING” | 5:51. propeller, glider launched from rhaintain our pres- | S AY | CT) aced by W ilson S |_etter (Continued cade Page One. | dummy fort by apmyplanem Jump. Tee ates ta! eaer a a be cp oe dummy fort by arms ‘planes, jump- ; ; operation with the railway maiiage- “There railroad situation. They | ties Fo} meats from both producing and ccn- sungnE industries to secure the incst | capitalists, the managem effi and the public. The capit iclent operat of the railroads. Suggestions for Co-Operation. they find that Goverment is impending. are likely “The railways have asked for this co-operation, and the trades can’ its strongest advocates, so t ‘make a tremendous contribution to sell their properties at the orderly march of our prosper-' valuation. The managef pat, - ity if they will undertake it serious-' ‘white-collareéd element,’ is opp ly and in an organized fashion. The to Government ownership | | principal directionsin which co-op-' is divided. Some of the aingg eration cam be extended by the! representatives of organised” trades are: a) 'see in Government ownership @ “One—The advance storage of)to the possibility of strikes, Be their winter coal during the light; ‘The public is dissatisfied with ; consuming season—that is, from now | present transportation ” , , JZ , CC 4 . A : 7 P ‘ . 4 T4 ‘+ ; ’ sit Oy ein . . ‘ . ls J ; , * . ; ‘ MY ie hee 9 v,° : - > Le 7 A he . Ph he x > coy “ on . . ee 7 a > , . 3 . , , , 4 4 ‘4 Yee es 4 . , am, y - a4 es i woe sg “ ‘ “ . ry . ey | " y , s a : . 4 SOL Le b» . " / rg," oa 7 OP Lt . . a ® ‘ re YOR STEPHENS OUTLINES PLANS — REPARATIONS UP AT LUNCHEON Decision Is for Barthou to Draw Up Terms, to Be Handed to Germany When a OO ys yey ae 4 nal Oct. ] w Commissioner of Police Asserts Practice of Dic- tating Punishment for Per- “sons Arrested Must Stop. campaign to rid East St. Lou’s ali forms of lawlesaness was or- yesterday afternoon by the, gt. Louis City Council at a spe- meeting in the office of Mayor ty M. Stephens. le F acting Chief of Police Willam F.|_ i= ; sore Was summoned to the meeting f‘instructed by the Council to! notice on all women tn disor- rly houses to leave town, to raid al) gambling houses; to enforce the jinance requiring saloons to close | midnight, and to enforce the pro- } . bition laws. J B Acting Chief Moore accordingly | igned four detectives, two of hom are negroes, to begin at once | Mi ptifving the women inmates of dis-; erly houses that have openly N purished and mé@n_ aseociates of | mech women, together with profes onal gamblers, to leave East St. ulis. The detectives worked until | dnight serving these notices, also! gw Mtifying saloons to close at mid-/| pe ight and cease selling Iiquor in} (re olation of the prohibition laws, | ca Arrests to Follow. Lo The Acting Chief said he would } se uire a report from the detectives | g} soon as all places where lawless-' an s was known to flourish had wf mm notified of the clean-up edict, die d would begin a check-up on the’ py ces the first part of this week spe i begin arresting police characters | ap d inmatea of disorderly houses : 19 fail to obey the order "Mavor Stephens, who nesen Commissioner of Police by e new counci)], consisting entirely Democrats, later told a Post-Dis- tch reporter of his plan#w for the | an-up €&mpaten. outlined his posals for conducting the Police! partment for the next four years. spoke of the manner tn which department had mnducted the last few vears. he has men in the minority the City neil, being support only by) mmissioner Michael J. Whalen. “Stephens Tells of Lawlesences. “East St. lIouts hae been over- with women of the streets, men’ pi bclates of such women have Nn tht rein large numbers, and gan bling | hi gone on openly,” Mayor Steph-| pa said. “Complaints have come | ws my office dajly of occu: rences| and t shame the ¢ity but I have heen! « ipless. Any complaints I have! tp, fe to the police in the last few) p have been unheeded and nas aj th si msequence the city has been in-| fey 3 Mted with men and women thelt lerworld. | of “Our action this afternoon is the! 46 nning of a eampeign I intend h Wage for the next four years tn effort to rid Fast St. Louis of Msirables. Complaints that come mein the future will be turned ; to the police with instructions investigate and if they prove true necessary steps will be taken. W moever in appointed permanent pice Chief will follow my 'tn#truc- in this matter to the etter and St. Louls will be made a clean in which to live.” Complaint in Letter. Mayor exhibited a letter say that teachers atténding a cor- “On in Hast St. Louts last week been insulted on the principal of the city by idlers who not molested by the police. The Stated that on Missouri ave- Cash p ‘The Ss weig | pant and eiinied a as * afk 1.0 ) TY Yn PARIS. Ap { onfe: and others-on a tenia- program that has been — for- warded to Washington for approval | oo Relgian . le | ; : re : YJ , y . ' thi) ae a. ve A tikes we : . oA 4 Ms) Sd dey © “ “A y, , : i y */ rit ‘ aoe ’ ‘ , ys 7 “Le ; Ae A OL ‘ Oe OTT Ay Se: 4 ig f . a , he of Pe . Ae. 4 , - “4 7, . , . . 7. ‘ ye Il » . s ‘ ‘ Po ae o i \ 4 , 7 7 ‘ y , . A eG . hag Kast ay A a ati a ; Ii ; nig pureis jast oe ew ~ seneetdieeindaeestae See pee yri cern nad 7 a fown by boil PP eyt prerPmiticl nd tie and Premier felt Fray weakened There stories wants get ride of fes are not of the conference of which has been to war: France and Be@gium are dete to stand firmly together: Today's conference i > hours. The questions discussed tightening the ning of Lqaines and coke del! tons a day by All wider geem to have been left to last nigh! official dinner and todays ean at the Belgian Etnbassy, of which Touls Loucheur attended An article in the semiofficial gave the proposal to send Germany | an ultimatunti was discussed. it Was fecided not to take this step at Archbishop Zepliak and the clergymen, accuséd before the Russian court, shown above. In the center (1) 1s Archbishop) Zepliak, whose death sentence has been commuted, and the second from the right (2).is Vicar General Butchkavitch, who was sentenced to death and was executed by a Soviet arm ll firing squad. esider? SMLili “a a os aan —— = ——_—$_ —— Ce «@ DY tnisS & Beers 7 that }? 3 concliiatio M. Poincare borne my ‘Tt ~ Where also be race a 2 Re ane (in which the and des.res Will These tions Oo the to meet covers and if we are to te :% P : + are four elements” sated its files of Gov- who have malin- throughout thei: foreign shipping 4 board has a list } ne. ave pro ted in every tne world, lies in tl! ettiement of rnment mf fo e said, ad- ‘ al " , ty very s rt time eve! : 1} in } s of America Snail not be ' | , f An thought : | the le ests tf master y ¥ h eventual unlock { n rom Oils feontinued This aucn were Vane Op el! at Or ’ VA time, if Pulitzer trophy nal character. and negotia- inder way through How- Coffin, president of the Na- | tional Aeronautic Association with /some of the noted European flyers, to induce them to enter the competi- | Two things are needed to in- the foreign flvers to partici- | pate, first financial assistance from ; | the St. Louis committee, which is in- cluded in the general plan of financ- | ing the meet, and second, co-gpera- | Wa iid ry) oh is expected an better rut @ reparations p} Eliig 1 000 | hliockade., and necilions thelr ithe Court read as Lows } t the meet ATrrati Ua ora? ip ‘ a ‘ lhet Aanesion itil ion react of thie disc ,eries to tuken to invoive ari. legal relatio ’ | ‘ e H ky , eTi¢é : 4’ + = 1 Qo ¢ fague of Na doo! , nrineinal $ ‘ of any obl priail ates Heflin Favors bkintrance of U. wa Court. Pree VN ASHINGTON. Heflin, I his be applied he lement. ard E the end under contra assured 6, alled bs the | regardless of have been 39 and their priv-! restricted. Lasker operators would takes ° (J/perators sv *“M—-O—-V" agents fee financial duced from 80 to materialiy remaining reparation s of sett USMIONS | the | Lions or “ Wwiiicnh ;Suription lunch. | [pitted Si the League i; Part 1 of the ‘Temps | If Democratic th igations | ider embers §. Into ‘S | . were outcom re- adi path) et ‘ ; : LiOU8 (OUSLIEV +} - Lid! duce N@ Treat, nesured a (>) Ass ;* eo] of Versa}}] that weuld April .'s liieges has been : em f Alabama said the ocrat, approval today to the permanent ypped if the Government ship sin (‘ourt of papi sp 063 Justice, in a over operation. aio ldsoush that stateme! f ich he said: “It was continued,” he said, ‘‘in ee : ; ; is sought to pe conveyed. ee bell e that the the hope that the more efficient and} tion of the foreign governments. It, of eekeie edie, States should ambitious operagors could be devel-| ‘8 thought both of these conditions| as the into prospective owners, but! Can be successfully met. If the En- better has been dissipated. The 8lish, French and Italian aviators. was never commercially, enter, they will give the American. ' | flyers plenty of competition. Last | year, at Detroit, there were no for- eign entries in the Pulitzer race Plans for the Field. | Ata meeting of the rrounds com- be | mittee of the St. Louis Air Board. ' 'of which Col. A. T. Perkins is chair- ‘man, it Was announced that prelim- ' inary surveys and estimates had. been completed, showing changes and improvements necessary to con- vert St. Louis field into a model meeting. Govern- {) gave Senators vote to in f O be dri: join le eourt:; act, most of them ‘t#ke to su} have said that on cursory examina- People are present, but to stand by the Brus~) tion it seemed like a good thing, and * League sels assertion the allies will only! py; few of them favor impressio deal directly with Germany after she! the hypothesis rea) The people ppeaks. pieant posed to The point at issue at tie dinne: principle, and might well be the first ‘"@ Versailles reaty——the and luncheon conversations WASistep,. They did not, eakue do not whether the French and Belgians,/ it themselvese definitely, and tion. of 1920 showe via the reparation . commission, free to follow Mr.’ Wilson’ posed to the AB Li heir should estate the minimum reqguire@- | view. were safeguarded think they ments to Germany or whether thes Sureiy were Dy i reservations ; should take England into corsidera the tion firat. Barthou to Draw Lp Terms. It wae decided to let thou aa chairman of the commission draw the Franco-Belgian terms, which handed to Germany when the gives in.» The terme will based on French plan: A partial moratorium | of two years, during which payments were reduced to 506,000,000 marks in cash and 700,000,000 In kind an-- nually; Germany to agree to re striction of expenses, a 25 per cent tax on industrial wndertakings and the whole scheme guaranteed Dy the German industrialists Some comnrent has been raised bs the last lines of today’s. communi. que about the conference it erates the Krussels resolution that Ruhr and territories oecupled On the noe!) ie of ons. a influence of the used in pro Id apd in more cor- of not see how any whole i@\ ,? based thelr that ii ¢ a P the : “ nited be ; | cn Op- has been} e wo! oped and the emibodied in Wil the eles W @ Oop frie rents | an approach to the thie S\SLermn) sound.” Against Government Operation. The chairman emphasized the re- pugnance he felt toward Government ' operation. Survey of the entire fieet wil! ad y SIXTY HORSES VALUED AT pushed in order that unsuitable ton- "OX SAYS COURT $1,000,000 PERISH IN FIRE nage may be speedily eliminated and, PROPOSAL MEANS “4 eat toe sooeans ISOLATION IS oven a Purchased for $115,000, (2 #clve Government . + i} m ith ys tric. Among Animals Lost on Farm com Will sold without restric - *tnry € r e! , , at » 7 1] i in XN @w Jersey. ti01)§8 at Wo! id mark p)! if es er pa ree atin in aca cece wt A ated Press. American buyers if any are discov- |=! - FOr tne ra iy the ot will be followed wi. PAT ? . le ti 5 14.--Mem LLINGTON, W. J., ered. ee ee heen athe aidaase: Sixty stalli throughout. Ait least six steel han- bership tes in the fons ang gars, each approximately 66x120 feet. i will erected. A complete ma- chine shop, 30 feet square, will be installed for repairs. Six pylons, to ‘guide the fivers, will be bulit, two each of the three corners mark- ing the 3l-mile course over which the Pulitzer Trophy race will be flown. These pylons will be built ibout ions between and I do oppose our into an international] 2) stice.”’ eon iti nope dial relat nations mm we I «*QOTT! ’ L1OWOVE : : the earth 7H nie © . . f: cal hearted itrance of ju te quite s 4 - infu a! eine MecKellar’s Statement. position of exemplified bs Senator MeKella: afternoon “ft app of fo Wilsoa’s statement that into the Court of In jtice created by the league and go ‘without reservations,’ said McKellar. “Such reservations as have proposed are nothing more than at- ‘tempts at political juggling Kvi dently the purpose of these reserva- tions ia purely political. If adopted, their proponents would then be able Yo say to league advocates, “We stand (with vou,’ and to the irreconcilables, | at a ‘We are not ugainst you.” [In this t the way they would expect to catch ther ip ‘coming and going. The reservations ‘u the court and said that ‘the work The > was constitute a very article of Of conversion There nt political hypocrisy,” Bhould nO GISposition : tl Jef ane ary phtsin The trreconeilabie is in accord: fersoniar nee exult over case rers right bank of the Khine are tore ene part of Me. Wilson's let ale dd a. 2 he Rag ar age be evacuated only as Germany pays.| ‘°" Cecl#ring that if we go into the; 5s ne Mepubiican party” sald) ine scent court we should go the whole wa’ Lox But nothing is said of evacuation of rr Searhces ; a oy ee the Whineland or its future status aches. ger , ey do not, of course, in Meanwhile there are reports in cores his second proposal the diplomatic circles that Belgium is | ats, to do it is to join the ‘irritated at the French reparation of Nations outright. Plan published in l’aris Thursday According to this France, and after France, Italy, Serbia and Belgium, | «he President's success tn getting his get prioritygon German payments i plan through the Senate, but it This is the third time aii attempt has! now evident that this will not been madé to take away Belgium | accomplished tn short 1 priority, | fact, it will probably Hint of Loucheur Scheme. land bitter debate. and Statements continue to appear in| danger pointed out by Paris that this acheme, which would /son, unf also by Lodge, of party dis-| world wide compel Germany to pay $1,.000,000,- | ruption is really there, though when | sight of ans 000 a year, is the acheme Loucheur | they volced the dire prediction it might presented in England. But this ‘Si was taken as an effort bent not true, I have seen in copfidence- President away from a summary of what M. Loucheur) oourt a talking polnt proposed:here and it was far |eoming tour. rather moderate than the one published in fear of actual disaste: Paris. It included a moratorium to The enable Germany to put her house tn was ae order. lt waa this which pleased |ing Republican the British and it is absent tn the} who was Plan published which I learn WAS) inal drawn up by M. Poincare'’sa financial | experts. It is totally inacceptable to | Britain. When M. Louctheur recently visit- ed former Premier Lioyd George's | ...4, established, provided house at (hurt his host showed him. League of Nations shall An annex recently bullet! l our ece eptande -of ‘ " “] cafl this my Poincare annex.” | | adopted senat - no more cars| than can be Liver | beer ce a @declara f Ten- The miany take was ' tion by essere ¥v hen itt ed t) Louis Kar reparation minimum will be teich this eP meantime, Oo servic be LON ® ier Onl Py escent id go Jus lj " v We srioil ro} ternational to: gay “St ( See April 1 mares, val $1.000 900 deat] night ‘that destroyed two stables op be the % White House Statement. The White ty b! ; proximately STN wre) irned to \¢ , of Amerte m , ‘ca tate . ; IAternational Court re ° t { House statement on its be (} lh Aa the Har- ‘ beginning of t} a? decision as the future course on der lared ae mes follows fo presi- address tonight isolation,” Government shipping ‘After an extended conference the full membership of the Shine! Board and a thorough discussion the problems to be solved, agreed, with rence that is the est of an With the the board fronted possession of ships, and the heavy losses under the imistan from : the existing plan of allocated operations nds of Eps Me under managing agents. Democratic view on atc 3 ' inti cient ine horse destroved included fo: purposes that ’ Ra NcoOcas tock farm, owned bt rr .of supply ith ng of hoard Presi- chief ablishment American. faivure Is con- Candidate 0. Democrati« in 192 Jefferson expressed rr ’ AB , : dency in a Ione tne ani a oughbred nails destroved An purenhé , } 4 “iS qaav panguet nere 4} i rig the the eoufidence tha Wiiltse . 7 ! 4 woulde approve Mlerhiitoversy) of unanimousls dent's the end to be sought and maintenance merchant marine of the subsidy with ered COnCH! 6 ae, disk (>\ of ned Ulj¢ id Kai The f Stubles of genuile is Over rei headwa’ the ec: fore apparatus could re and spread so that aries ODSe to , . (Merioils ie¢ ‘mfrral 4} ’ ' ‘ ‘ i e the confusion in the inks of the old Lhe act . \om a" ge ‘In compliance with the shipping act. the board will proceed at to the consolidation of foreign trade lines, and then offer the sale of Ines and ships under the au- of | thorization of the law on conditions the Of Suitable guaranty of maintenance ~!of service. If such sales cannot be) made without unjustifiable sacrifice questions is Ou this hour \Sentnenteening nee of the Lodges.” favor ‘Let us hope.that the submerg how: the $14“UD1eS Was in}! by Opinion will mean the those tr~7ed once nd sed ‘s hreedine unto os nhl 4hiigg On| a none the fy’ Long Debate Foresecen. of biek os i -'liik iS The chances still seem to for racing red these in Lodges and other race norses were in stables ine in} bulldings destroved ‘NEW LAW INVOKED FIRST TIME — ee eee Youth Charged With Knowingly Rid- ing in Stolen Auto. A warrant under ae State passed vears tofore fo) another part miie from Is ' tis type an overwhelm! ae certa) iss publte nity | @ i) if 1t f, e fal about a of of un In lead long perhaps the) til it Senati Wat “In ime taking this great mora! We,were politi prese} ia to polities byes the agreed on al of alrie yr pressing 7 es, jieft wus advantage Support {s purpose necessit iose politica] that atta any the ra oO] be ined. and law the here 1o acare making in his than a ePrprise, navi 4 of civil} a4 US pices two but wiil anEO , ¢* h here forth ‘ potent Relit regardless pre ° now repat Ine , 1 . . ' 3 ° VTiIGIM it I8 under ed ‘The rr¢ as ntee it contemplate nigre , lables are Voters at School Board Election’ Choose Opponents of Ku Klux. Klux Klan of Bast &t Louts suffered its second defeat in| Side elections !n the last 12, | days, when two candidates for the ‘Schoo! Board, indorsed by the Klan. 'were defeated at yesterday's elec- + ition. As has been told, two candi- dates indorsed by the klansmen for ‘the commisstonerships were over- ie le t) . . 4 ¢ ffiivla ‘ , . é th id of le road Atti Llti¢ ; nhership ir) thie 1) terna on Q Jiatice of charge by Senator 8S! Sou voiced ir] of th Dakota a reservationist tn the orig League of Nations fight Senator Stirling sald: y favor of participation world court and of ou: ludgment of that court is the begin American ho wever fudicial matters nal arrangement its ,an automobile while knowing {t had been stolen The chargé resulted from the ar rest last Thuréday of Joseph Campa. 18, of 6821 Minnesota avenie, when for the adfust } etiempted drive off in the disputes, 48 machine of Peter ( Hoffman 238A that administrative Nebraska avenue which had | b which will reduce tl parked in front of the I ew Med. | of disputes, are also cine Co., Fourth anda haired nd isola- mean The Ku onte 1} will | Fast Our partielp nm in If a «tl USSG)! i! templates and authorizes an ade-'! Id be destroyed as a part of the ieeussten i be be bag ee ee | K| AN-ENDORSED CANDIDATES IN EAST ST, LOUIS DEFEATED en to stop gambling. ® Mayor also declared the prac- tomorrow against Joseph Stan- ' followed will fully guara ton, 19 years old, machinist living and {ts larger develop- | of the police tn dictating to Jus- of the Peace what puntshment at 71O8A South Broadway, arrested imnent vesterday Of riding fr oe against persons arrested | Op. “My book on the ere, ag 5 cabeabie eye information, FR ‘ ‘ ATI) r ti “pane! our ir) the nmecessat’ nat! HSSiUN)A 1e to acceptance of Trier onal Ist , , the Al . the iis fair io Another Example of the VALUES in T hi , agencies, le nHuthorize lad ii of gury ”’ nimber neces the tion lloyd George reniarked “TL built | with the money | got for my) articles,” Selzed Goods to Be Used birst to Pay Cost of Occupation, By the Aapoulatéd Press. PARIS. April 14.-—The and Belgian Governments today, at the canference of th Ministers here, to réelinburse them- seives for the Ruhr occupation »>x penser out of merchandise and money ereized from the Germans, The two allies again their determination to hur only as Germany balance left after the engineering expenses be turned into the for the benefit of all the allies. The merchandise seized will first French decided evacuate pays, military are pald Any and wil be apptied on orders already plac:4. under the repar aa with Germany tions schedule for German payme.t in kind, the French and Reigth»s - then tr neve Own orders by compul- | necessary , . recent | it | emphasized. the. reparations fund | ithe tine court without thereby, it- the Lnited States ton ernbership the Untt ) iT) COrnt) in the league and se: |; ed States the same right t ' the of eourt is necorded "of Nations i the league ! ire to vote ldges of the League members of selection tiie the Hs DS to the other: Favors League Membership. “This, if I it, harmony with the tdeas of the Pres ident and of the Secretary of State I think it is highly tmportant the United States do that much promoting this gre for world peace. Our acceptance _ the jurisdiction of the , the conditions above ‘leave us with all ri uarded against (on the of the | tions. “IT have alwava heen our membership in the Nationa with the 14 | which were adopted understand is at instrumentality of under harmed will duly iafe ANY interferenes league of Na court ghis Aas part in favor of League of reservations by a decisive majority in the Senate in Committee noon itr) that. in| “Senate WIL Approve.” “The Senat approve of: our International of a rye work miernibe: the f*‘ourt TT) Sj ere 18S no ne esstit \ ted iT} The Catipaigo being condus half ®f this py Ofe convers “The public opinion of America converted the President and t retga) of State it less ODOSITION lon is ove: he Se wil] nothing ig tacle to converted, at Appeal | the public which npiished the } be fl recent. L€linpling ari opinion apostaey “Th man, who io Nhe rie hene) i? after hia mhrnent Oth » 4 » YY oh ir) LIS)! Re see fThnote HCCOT ere te H e'ory of fa ifrv Mirners’ ‘ Our WeT ’ d conve be nis Sion i} tera r tne « i? light This tlluatrates the procedure of the adminia ser the } nzs Sliggceated tration.” (ox addressed a foint seaston the Minnesota Legislatu of re this afte; The crux of the whole eco- of the Whole. Those reservations’ nomic situation of Flurene, if not or pi" ' SUBSCRIPTION A hits | (‘ampa was captured by employes of | ithe company, who told police that & second man had tumned from the! machine and nished*Stant egcaped Campa fur- ons name eT LOIS PYST-NISPATCH founded bi JOSEPH "+ LIVZER., ac 2. 3 by The Boulevard and Olive Street, l ubiienh < Dally i'o welfth (Member Audit Bureau of Ciroulations ) MEMBER OF THE The Associated Prese is exclustvels entitled to the uee for reou bl ication of all newa dig- nat et credited to it or not otherwise cred. Itec his Daper and also the !oca} pubii she herein ation + special dispatches herein aré also reserve. RATES VANCE - = -e- BY MAIT, and Sunday one without Sunda unday only. one vear Remit elther bv money order or Rt Daly Doativ Sy one ‘\e 5 2 expreas ar poeta) Taut Orde: s exchange Daltvered hy cits omrrter dealer mont) Pintered an second clase matt Jul 1 2° fai at tha oe tee t ae ite Louis,” 34 y A 4 nder the act of Mar: a‘y or #sut-of-to@n Dally eniy, BOc a Sunday. Be a copy. Rall O'we MAND OK Kinloch, Cenrteat S808, DPN his FURR 5 oi ez Wh. Sain, Ba paaitantiee. 2 liter Publishing | ASSOCIATED PRESS All righte of republication : BILIOUSNESS~—SICK HEADACHE, call for an NV Tablet, (a vegetable eperient) to tone and strengthen the organs of digestion and elimi- nation. Improves Appetite, Relleves Constipation, Chipe off the Old Block NM JUNIOR &S — Little Ns One-third the regular doge. Made of same ingredients, then candy coated. For children and adults. Dering 1022 ‘the Post-Dispatch 'whelmingly defeated at the election April 8. Yesterday's of of the years, as president, election member Miller, J. | Geary, | Dr. received 6266 votes M. Hiuitt |members of the board, braces the district of Fast St. Cannady had no opposition and | The reeults for poll resulted Dr E board for Sullivan, and Charles wh WwW Cc in the afinady., several and of Henry Q. Mrs. Gertrude Reid as ich @m- Louts. the other successful candidates were: , Miller, | Huitt, | The | dorsed drey B walt Jr j drew last Othe were 3473: $338, and Reid, 32265. unsuccessful by '(harles Pral! Cowgill AZumwatlt and Cowgill with Sullivan, the klanemen James € and Joel week. a naucceasful Willlam F ca Rothe. Harezy and John T. Maule Fugene Ss Mctntyvre was 3344; candidates Henry, Jr John in- were All- Zum. ndidates A alecte. printed 6858 Agents Wanted adse— township school trustee for the out 8200 more than the THRET others 6t. | side schoo! district, and Edwin & Leute newspapers combined, Fields, trustee fop the inside atetritet. ' ’ Mra. A FINE $35 KITCHEN CAB Ceme ita and iet value we feature ia show y¥ a Kitchen Oabi . @ Kteat time aod ~t impre vy em enta, i. aes Finely e¢ 60 a struct ve ou deny Ry it embedies all go WE ). metal fleur compart- ment and numerous other features....... ~ te A AN ee li cet cag See the e Big Seeded i in This Issue. ~ Section 6, Pages 14 and 15 a 1105-1107-1109 Olive St. 00 PERSONS MISSING IK FIDAL WAVE ON KOREA COAST “8 to Japanese Navy Depart- Indicate Loss of Life Is Large. Associated Press. VEIO, April 14.—Four hundred including a large number of “en, are missing as the result ™ tida! Wave and storm on pt COas: of Korea, according to _ f@ceived in Tokio by the 6 Navy Department. The total Of lives lost is uncertain but leved to be be large. Peens, BDRO, Cal, April 14— "=F actions of, the flood tude ® this morning eaused three tIn- *hips te become almost n- Me tm fhe main channel. Re to —— to the port pl- ' More ships were heidi enly with difficulta

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hgulation affects pring a most definite fashion. The smooth movement of all the vity of the country wauia be tt tesi contribution that coulgq be | @ at the presen time in chee mation or increase in price towel erefore, I earnestly hope t will undertake to definitely me ; ze your association: to b zZ put this co-operation throy ict or trade, and to “ore | ative contact with the railwa Pree concerned. If we could ure unity of action on thege ques. s between the shippers and Ways: we would have made ter contribution to cont periiy and full cea ea direction I know of. Y7 would. lad to know your views as to oy. ization a can be effective to end, in order that the Cepart. ~ Tesy act ase clearing house «! bful dissemination of {ideas in che iter.”’ ‘ seutnemin _ 4 x Howell Préposes U. S. Ry. periment With Rail Control, ~~ fal to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, April 14.—-Sene..) R. B. Howell, Repubiican. Ne. A ska, today suggested an answer to | railroad problem which will jected in the next session of Con- Senator Howell, while not co mediate Government ownership © focaie, proposes thet the Gey. ment take over either one ling, or D or more connecting lines, for the «ie pose of seeing what can be done h railroad operation under Goy.- By ment ownership. Howell wag | oted froin Nebraska as an ey. © ent of municipal ownership of ities, having successfully operat- gas, ice and waterworks Pi aote in ha. 7 ‘Government ownership of rat. 4 is, he said, “with me is a means 2 her than an end. In our muni. @ experiments in Omaha we have! # monstrated that utilities operated the city do not run other oen- ms out of business. In our {ne nts, for example, Our purpose wag * get cheaper ice for the publie, We ©m ve done this, but ‘the privately i | hed ice plants are still operating. t he same reasoning would apply to flroads. “There are four elements fn the~ Rilroad situation. They are fhe pitalists, the management, labor "% dthe public. The capitalists, once — ney find that Goverment ownership impending. are likely to bidenen strongest advocates, so they may sli their properties at thetr own luation. The management, - ‘the hite-collared element,” is opposed , Government ownership and laber divided. Some of the shrewder resentatives of organized labor — in Government ownership an end the possibility of strikes. “The public is dissatisfied with the. o ssent transportation system, but” is uncertain whether Government ~ nership would help or not. = I[t% puld take a long time to reorganize © ne business under a Government © is so the management could be ought into line. The public ts im- tient and might demand reversion, = 4 private ownership before the ex- Aen riment is fully tried out.” Senator Howell thinks that by Government operation of one oF more lines, the end of obtaining bet--oam er operation management and # sheaper transportation could be ob- = ined while the hes would keep the- Government; a Ma to standard. ne a ations ot Lodge Funds cnareell vy the Associated Press : SACRAMENTO, Cal. April 14-5 who'was t . Mmanuel I. Gillory, urer of the burio! department of Dis- ict Grand Lodge No. 35, Gran@dy lnited Order of Odd ( Fellows, i _ Dharged with conversion to his owl Ga or use of more than $2000 belonging to the lodge. He will be returned to | Muskogee, ©k., to stand trial as the © result of an extradition warrant is- ~ sued hege today. P effort to rid Fast St. ialize DISEASES FYE FECTS of the oo word in optics, they eliminate all BETTER——YOVU reEev BETTES Tis DEMONSTRATE. D THE OCULIST- ” OPTICIAN Nerth of exe clinic graft, giving mucb Ask for one. he VALUES in This KITCHEN CAB show you a «special Kitchen Onabinet at @ gteat time and jes all the new- | Mocead in This Issue. 6, Pages 14 and 15 ae y si ~~ a ae ; ry - Acting Chief ptifying saloons ight and cease islation of the prohibition The Acting juire a report from the detectives | in notified Ces the 9 fail to obey Mavor Stephens, psen Democrats ipposa is Ht shame the city me in the future ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1993. e ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' L ORDERS WERAL CLEANUP ’ Chief ——— a@ Police ry : BuyoR STEPHENS f OUTLINES PLANS _-_ Commissioner of Police Bice Practice of Dic- ' tating Punishment for Per- sss Arrested Must Stop. i ae campaign to rid East St. Louis fail forms of lawlessness was or- yesterday afternoon by the St. Louis City Council at a spe- ij meeting in the office of Mayor M. Stephens. _ Acting Chief of Police Willam F was summoned to the meeting | ‘Instructed by Council t notice on all women in disor- erly houses to leave town, to si gambling houses: to enforce the raid the! WEAST ST. LOUIS In- | Tgmcted to Rid City of. : J Disordtrly Houses and to at Gambling. £ Miss Noted Swedish Visitors ir St. Louis kclsa irandstrom (left), daughter of \ jue former Swedish min- ister to Petrograd, and a Red Cross nurse in Siberian prison camps dur- ing the war. nurse in Siberia. _ Inance requir ‘ing saloons to close | midnight, and to en tion laws. Moore accord! detectives, tw to begin at once ned §6 four 0 jmare negroes, force the pro-} ngly | | ' ng the women inmates of dis- | that men together ly houses wrished and mn women. } gamblers, wis. The detectives worked inight serving these notices, to close at eelling iMquor in laws. associates of with profes- leave East St, until tH Arrests to Follow. Chief said he have openly | also mid- | Cr would | s00n as all places where lawless- | was known to flourish had of the ec l-up would begin a check-up on first part of ped arresting police characters inmates f disorder} houses the orde: }ea) edict, the this week ft W ho lig ¢* ii of Poli bv rely Dis- the Commissioner Lae council. consisting enti later told a Post- of his plans for tlined his ng the Police four vears. mann hi hich had been conducted when he has City ed oniv by W halen. New *h n-up reporter campatgen, Ov for conducti rtrne: r the spoke departs: the la in the minorit n the ncil. being support mmissioner Michael J next the er in Own? st few privately-ownesg Mephens Tells of Lawlessncss. § East St. | couls has been with women of the st men oclates of won Pen in large numbers, and gambling gone on openly,” Mavor Steph- guid. ‘“‘Complaints have come my office dajlv of occurrences tv but I an. complaints I to the police in the last few m have been unheeded and asa fuence the city has been in- with men and women reels, } Lent such } lave have heen Any Merworld. “Our action this afternoon ginning of a eampaign | is the |; nurse over- | have | | fering from 9f the | of a | 400 Intend | for the next four years in /|§ Louis of rables. Complaints that come will be turned ‘to the police with instructions Bvestigate and if they prove true : bessary steps will be taken Sever is appointed permanent in this matter +o the letter and EBt. Louis will be made a clean Sin which to live.” Complaint in Letter. Mayor exhibited a letter say- i Chief will follow my tntruc- | , Memorial _ Douglass will 'ehurch at ‘That teachers attending A COL-!| n in Bast St. Louis last week M been insulted on the principal of the city bv idlers who } ; ' Snot molested by the police. The | P stated that on nt mM were three so-called ho- ) in each of which there were fe than 80 women of questionable er. Stephens said there were a PRumber of places where gam- ™ Was in progress continually. Missouri ave-'| e6 Places, h@ said, should be rafd-. _persons found in them ar- MS. He stated that slot machines Mid Be destroyed as a part of the to stop gambling. Mayor also declared the prac- the police in dictating to Jus-. the Peace what punishment. against persons arrested stop, PERSO SONS MISSING IN IL WAVE ON KOREA COAST t© Japanese Navy Depart- te Loss of Life Is Large. Anca Press. ¥, Apri! 14—Four hundred uding a large number of m, are missing as the result} Wave and storm on the of Korea, according to ed in Tokio by the @ap- yy Department. The total lives lost is uncertain but to be a. “ “Aled Frens Sepno. Cal April actions of fined i" —. caused three in- thi to become almost n- mee in the main channel, te reports to the port p! More ships were beld| ®nly with diffculta 14.— the ‘Frank West of ee _ ee — —— tate NURSE SEEKING AID FOR CARNEGIE MONEY PAID. Countess Ellen Douglass, who also served as a Ked Cross A ——nocenemnemes - _ GERMAN WAR ORPHANS TO TAFT NOT A PENSION Miss Elsa Bra Nominee fi AiL’ Sutferin ndstrom, Nobel Prize, Savs g Passes Belief. - Bi whom nominated for of her work the Siberian } the war, came to Bt. Louis last night to remain two days seeking contributions toward a $100,000 fund which she is raising in America fo widows au rphans len Por) the Nobel as a Red rison Miss Eisa andst Sweden has Prize because oss nurse in camps during work mo (,°rman Ww iiO died Siberia Count Vea! by Spent a ‘ fering tn Germany and Almerican aid passes “Oh, I know, there tourists who tell of seeing even But of the th the need for belief,’ she said. plenty of your their return gay life in German cities countrv: No, they are siient They have not seen In 99 per cent of the lit bercular: {fshment ‘TY widows and orph: 600,000 Germans are you upon tle children tu- Everywhere to try to help the some of Ane and Austrians who died in Siberian prison camps dur- ing the six vears I was there Scores upon scores of me their dying ave chosen ne an these gave message h Sweden's indernour?- | sorporation. Asse Annuity Provid- Will. Treasurer of ( O Was Financie! $10,' » Leased Wire from the New York Boreau of the Post-Dispatch. EW YORK, Apri T) By Yo? cy? pray? Y ; ID i States as ai ome, pleaded with me to try and do some- | be- to the helpless ones ieft I am asking for money FO large that it these women thing for hind So, a large farm. support 1000 children. “tT have already lished institutions a sanitarium Dresden where men who came out of those prison camps, maimed or suf- disease, are being nursed back to health and taught the means livelihood There are ween and 600 there “he other is in Brandenburg, where the maimed are being taught to farm and produce for themselves. These, I established with mv own money and’ that of my friends. Now I am asking for the third, which as the will become self-supporting Miss Brandstrom, who was in trograd where ha father {ister from Sweden at the opening the war. spoke last night in She! Hall She and Countess attend the Swedish 2116 St. Vincent avenue today at 1p. m. and Miss Brand etrom will speak at 3 p. m. in Eagles’ Hall. Lafayette and Jefferson A reception will be given for them tonight at 8 o’clock in the Swedish Building, 1159 South King’s high- wav. Thev Mrs. Charles Parsons Westmoreland place FIVE DIE WHEN HEAVY STORM of > and two near estab one bet meri America others. Pe- Was min- and . an are house guests of Mr Pettus a pein ration £S1i0n provi Mr. ¢ qeqd ‘ arnewtle deed Oo} y ' Ppuhpile nress of ; don are $5 | Presid SINKS BARGE OFF DELAWARE eat Snowstorms Reported in Minnesota, South Dakota and Pennsylvania. the Ampociated Press. LEWES, Del. April 14.—Winter came back in the midst of spring off the Delaware capes early today, and in the short-lived fury of a wind and rainstorm, sank a barge and took five lives The dead were fou: members of the crew of five of 1! barge Stroudsbu W est. wife of Sanford, Me By | coal-laden and Mra. Annie apt whi also died. ' ' tide’ men. The other dead were Rolf Johan- gen, home address unknown, Briscoe Kitta, sald to have lived at Knoxville, Tenn. and an unidentified m Prater Beach of Granite Falls, N C.. was the only man rescued. The unidentified man died from exposure after being rescued from the lash- ing sea Oass pga “Leader” Sold. fal to Post-Dispatch oTARRISONY ILLE, Mo., Aprt! 18 —Frank Armstrong and R. L Ro- hon, both _ Harrisonville newspaper have bought the Cass Counts Leader from A. D. Matteson. They have changed its policy from Repubh- ican to Democratic. The beader ts one of the oldest papere in Harriecon. ville, having been published for 26 yearh : . . ,negie'’s j i b¥ ' i] é* \ i Swedish | 7 with «4 the is ippro ]Sl¢ 2° of The ration, with the, negie this aut 4 oe ‘ | } or ab lined : ‘ deter? iorit ‘residents or their ruities Taft, Mr: widow and M widow legatees Mr. Car nuities under uity is ton’'s and Mrs. H00 nasmuch as the Carnegie Cor- is paying no pensio ents or their widows, there can question of the discontinuance f ¢ receive an- Mx-President Prest¢ (fha ex-President Edith nT) ley eland) Roosevelt (the vet) as specifically med in nerie’s will, ing an-j| the will ir. Taft's and Mrs. Pres- Roosevelt’s arnuitie ann $10. 600 each el | : . poration ns to «@x- be no of penisons in the event « making adequate mer chief execit! Preston Mrs. etay cong granti: them pensions tinue receive thetr der -Ongress for for- Mrs. notwith action would con- annuities un-' Carnegie’s will. They re-' ceive these annuities not by reason, of their status as ex-Presidents or widows of ex-Presifents, but ag or- Ginary Jegatees Thev were al! old friends of Mr. Carnegie‘s. “If I can furnish vou furthe information provision mar. Taft. iocosevelt, Ves, and ressional with in regard any to ‘this matter I sKall be wench to do so.”’ President an. | t ieee ote INFORMAL SOCIAL FUNCTION HELD BY MR. AND MRS, HARDING and Wife Receive About 100 Friends; Movie Fxhitbtted. By the Associated Press. - WASHINGTON, April 14. — Tho first social function of any import- ance since Mrs. Harding's illness last fall was held tonight at the White House. The President ari Mrs Harding informally entertained | about 100 friends. The guests included the members of the cabinet and @upreme OCouvurt. several members of the Senate and House and e@ few representatives of the diplomatic corps. The affair was most informa!, the President and Mre. Harding greeting and chet- ting with thelr guests as they ar- | rived The whole party then gath- ered In the east room to witness an advance showing of a motion pic-. ture Gealjng with the Americaniaa-{ Rosemond, west of tion problem, bullding cents: art > | Muskogee early today ang a prelim- ‘inary hearing was held before Unit- ,from custody at ($5000 bond for appearance eat the GENT REDUCTION IN GITY TAX RATE FOR 1923 FORESEEN Officials Estimate Levy on Real and Personal Prop-| erty of $2.43.0n $109 As- sessed Valuation. ‘ Statements of municipal and Board’! By of Education officials yesterday in- dicated that the total tax rate for 1923 in St. gLouis on real and per- sonal property would be approxi- $2.43 on the $100 agsessed | valuation, or about 7 cents lower than last year, when the rate was 52.69, : This expected reduction will make change in the total in- because of the in in the! 19 material me from eased valuation of property city, partly due the impetus last year. But in of a householder, whose home was assessed last year say, $4000, and whose assessment for thie year was | not thanged, this rate reduction wit! mean a cut of $2.80 in his tax bill this property Changes in Rate Schedule. The nges in the rate schedule are expected to be as follows Reduction of te fo) purposes from 13 cents to ll Legisiature rate f pub- from $85 an action whicnh, stood on reliable au- will be taken by the Board of Education at a special] meeting a uesday afternoon Waiving for this year of the levy of 3 cen for the school sinking fund, a action which, it 1s inderstoor Board of Educa- ** Wil taxes, to at, On cha the ra State cents, the last as voted by )T) ne i¢ hool maintenance cents to 8&2 cents, it is unde! thorit: 18 i “the take rate for miunic!i ing fund prob possibly, This this knecrease of the nd sink although but no more 1crease expected pal interest ably nv by aes the Ovi cent. cents, veal T year con ollowing: State purposes, maintenance, 85) ng fund, fi levy, 25 cents: all exclusive of wa- public library, 4 Z cents; . rate of last school rest and sink!) the echool pal purposes, torworks, $1.19 seum, uadiheg lni¢ mu ZOO, , 1? 4 nat tne Willi =) ny ne fryer Yea! . oO, years wi Vent }i] ly will : ar, Li KGL Lid for raie ol the si i and, school maintain educational! standards. fixed bys 69 the people ote a ——— r proposal soon after this ele: the board to cut the rate to .’as ul) This vear reduction it ne needs, rate law ig cents, ate ‘tion fo $0 cents succesef.! it felt that some uld be advisable, and is understood, a poll of the Board of Education members showed a majority in favor the reduction ‘of 3 cents in general rate and the si! g fund levy becat the healthy tion the latter account duction of the general would mean a cut of school] from $8.500,000 to. $8,200.000 The estimates of tax income are based the expected assessed valu- ation this vear of approximately | $1.900,000,000 &® record sum 4 rate of $2.43 on this valuation will! Field $24,200,000. With an assessed the last year of about Was Wo 2 OL. 7 an this . } ‘» bs isd all waiving year ise of condi- The re- roughly, revenue of rate. OT) vaiuation for $970,000,000, the rate of $2.50 yield- ed about $24,250,000. payable after Oct. 1. Taxes will! be: A mm ne EX-KANSAS CITY ‘KAN.) MAYOR ARRESTED ON LIQUOR CHARGE oe et ae ee ee eee Burton, His Brothes and Friend | Taken Into Custody in Okla- homa—Rum in Automobile. By the Associate! Press MUSKOGEE, Ok., Apri] 14-—Har- ry Burton, former Mayor of Kansas. City, Kan., his brother, and Maj. J. ! C. Bcutt of Wagoner, Ok., were ar- | rested last night in Wagoner on a charge of violating the prohibition lawae, it became known today. The arrests were made by H. P Warfield, Federal prohibition en- forcement officer, and Deputy Sher. iff H. L. Watts, who charged that two gallons of liquor were found In the motor car in whieh the were riding | Burton and his party are said to be in Oklahoma engaged in promot- ing a coal mine near Wagoner The prisoners were brought men | to ed States Commiasioner R. M. Mount- castle. Both of the Burtons were released the end of the hearing. Scutt was placed under next term of Federal District Court. Burton retired from office severa) days ago, having been defeated for | re-election. Sian Kilied tn Fall Prom Train. Epectal to the Post-Dispatch. PARKA, Tll.. April 14-——An unt4en- 'eifed man, about 20 years ol4. wear ing an army uniform lettered “KE. J. Lees,” fall from a B Four train et Toon moom and Waa —— Ze | States, the case, ra ito the Navy | matters questioned by n ‘powers Case invoiving the overpa ’ within his | ; men? t) jt rj tert | overpayments ‘It must icounts ,sente ‘after ithen 'promise an early compromises. ‘lew provides that the Comptroftier’s fraction DENBY AND MARL WOMEN INDORSE WORLD COURT, BUT REJECT LEAGUE - ULASH OVER NAVY'S eet ee Overruled by Comptroller- General j in Case Involving Overpayment, Prepares to Go Higher Up Secretary the Agsociated Press WASHINGTON McCarl of Nebraska. ago Who unostentatiously to duties of the newly, , Comptrolier-Genera! laid down Den D) today Secretary claim that even C bow before the fice in fiscal affairs At the sarne ti: prepared t General fo: of how far Comproller-Geneéra he administrative Navy Depa officers and e plained, Navy said. AIcc al ial na’ McCaris action, innge tt arn the santo the tment nilisted Depa that ‘It had, in ruled for al « warn Miey) omp! pe! krOoOwn diture of p through a secretary asserted that, so long : within his authority under thy Se cial of (st) counting rn. thout dire offic & 4 Denby Objects to Ruling 2 ’ ver . Viet oO? her merit enlisted man iucte Depa : ae r= . ‘ . MeCar! inst “* " 7 4 } I ne il mone ’ Navy Té get posed the actis depart Navy er 7 ‘ ligt? . Sf ii ié e! the Se. lows "There Was nO administrative the head issue an or of thig office nro fiscal uf. ted States and powers the Navy Departmen’ der annulinge a reques? ert the f Ww hich yf the geht ijec lize such Government nol yr) - Oe the this obfectio: ‘ activitis airs of recoveryv { appears to have Denby's the Compt irs or the firs Deen \eral t} ‘a ad of fix P roiier-Ge! WAS NO reached from ern- CeurTy = general account departments backed hb: depart ready Informed of the report hief. avy Cri the rh 0 Tne other Gov the best he Appeared orca a show d in- MeCarl se! in his ment. todav to be to f down ion the declare d ne ae ( 18 TT) - ing- his position Protect Ve . tive don To f ; e's eve ry Interests. ‘yf ee Nation's CoOoncei he Tne (i administra officer.”’ Comptroller-General, wrote Denby. tect the States when facilitate actton to United ters arise involving doubtful pay ‘to pro- interests of the mat erroneous or. even menta “This offi must perform the 4du- ties imposed upon it by law and will undertake promptliv made by officers of the N Depa: anv other branch of the Government in such tix conserve | the interests of the Ta Ke & aActic involved the facts reqi Ca to disbursing or avy tment, will best ’ 7 >’ Thi nie: min the ac- pre- ich as d may lire MecCarl also informed Denby, how- would be of assist-, C‘ompt roller’s office here- send instructions to the f the Navy than to the persons directly involved. Th Secretary, it explained, woul ns es formal ordera. It was pointed out, however, that the officer tssuing orders either tn the War or Navy Departments could by law be hel4 strictly re- el ever, that if it ance, the 2 VM Ou) ¥ tt ar Secretary « Was {seve the instructt i sponsible for them and to that ex- if carried out, contro- offi- tent the eugpestion, might serve to narrow the versy to the two Government (cera. Responsible to Congress Alone. Whether an “open war” wil! con- tinne between the un Itkely, although McCarl's determina- tion to stand his ground 4!d4 not The two seemed lf-rear appointment to termination only by and McCarl's ferred tonight reporte *ressional committees a han dled the budget measure which say in substance, that Congress Cesired that it alone should = control the | pulse beat of Federal expenditures, | and, therefore, the Comptroller-Gen- eral was made responsible to Con- grease aione Secretary Fall, prior te his retire-, ment as Interior Department head, encountered the positive stand of the Comptroller-General on peso 00- casions, ft was recalled, and half a @ozen instances where hts s dectsions ‘had cansed a furore among army of- ficers were mentioned. None of in subiect congresFiona! supporters by cCon- Te. to these cases, however, developed tnto character of controversies of the , thet between Denby and McCari, an‘4 the disposition tonight appeared to be to tet the teeve be fought om de- tween these twa, ate ef EAPENSE ACCOUNTS reco, er hack - I'niteqg States. ’ = -_- Convention at Des Moines, in Closing Session, Goes on Record for Enforcement by States of Minimum Wage Scales. — - -_-, By the Assoctated fF DES MOINES, Ia., termination of a speci activities end distribution of | these activities throughout the year | for each of the state and looa) bodies | of the National League of Women| Voters was discussed at the post-con- vention session Executive cil of the league this afternoon, lowing ad of the fourth annual convention at noon today Dates are to be set for special ap- plication to the work of the depart- ment of education for a membership campaign and other details of the pian of work adopted by the conven- tion proper ing place for 24 convention ill be select until of all of the | extended tnvita- | as been made | of directors, ress. April 14.—De- | the of the A last - journment Lord Robert of élimination iin No lIriee?* the 198 an examination year are: which have >? Hee first Mrs vice Rolon 6 aseeniblv h oard tile league's trge Minimum Wage Scales. ‘The record indorsed Sea retar. CUunvention went on fa. oring by President formally the world court! Harding and | refused ite sanc-| of Nations, ex-/| the new r°*c-} | as liughes lLLearcue n of overs Mrs. | fown, 1oO } the diplorna The states Vorinen and urg MiiIMUH now Tex.. e scales Vi < pee of these women Oo ‘ laws | ican f the! = branch rn to l¢ral' be held ST, LOUIS SYMPHONY TO APPEAR ON MUSIC FESTIVAL PROGRAM Two Goncerts to Be Given on Last Day of Southwest Missouri & vents at Springtrs. Post -Dispat sD Mo reds of music tions of the Ozarks and final day . The first be given Southwest whieh over ri] 14 the St Louis will be greeted len gives two Convention Ap! (Chorus. ‘+ at way ond day will school musical students from schools w))! . vy wl oncer here Apri “ nt Fla} as a part of tt € it ies & through The will be nneetion with Fourth ViUssour! Music nelid at xtemsive tour akine this section. given’ Fy Annie! Festival, two phony concerts here ine concerts be the Southwest this city days, April 19. listo be attended by hun- achers. College in beginning pare an igram. for three The Testit a ‘control of this matter. The convention declined to fic program of the necessary two-thirds vote with which to force the resolutions com- 'mittee to report out for floor “ton- sideration a resolution dealing with the Government policy toward the American Indian. word for the League of Nations was voiced to the conven- tlon today by Philip Bakr, tary to Lard Robert Cecil, orated the brief references made by Friday accomplishment of the league in the international woman and children Cleveland Woman Elected President Officers elected for ‘Miss Belle Sherwin of Cleveland, | president. Jacobs of /ham, Ala., second vice president, and Miss Ruth Morgan of third vice president. Miss Katherine Yaidington of New York was re-elected treasurer for the coming year. Other national officers are hold- Ames named leagues delegate to attend the Mex- of the Pan-American Women's Association contention, soon in Jessie D. was Mexico lovers from al}! #ec- Missouri Symphony as the attraction for the day of the festival wil! to Missourt one of the biggest things In a musica! | in the Btate in vears. be devoted concerta, participate. day will be given over entirely to the |@n@ musical entertainment at the the Bt Orchestra and Director Ganz | Wick. by has announced that he plang to pre- especially ROBBER WOUNDED IN HOLDUP DIES Thought to Have Been Struck by Companion’s Bullet In Pight; Accomplice Confesses, Jeseph Dritech. 85 years old, of 725 Bhenandoah avenue, who, with an armed companion, attempted t» hold up the confectionery ef W liarn Link, 2400 South Tenth etreet, Friday night and wag shot !n a :« voiver ad «ive ie) between his companion and a guest of the store proprietor, died last night at the City Hospital it presumed that one of his feompanion'sa bullets struck him. It the! craved his heart Bhortly after / blocks from up, D’ritech partic and named Harry Snodgraas, 27, of 2199 South Eighth street, secTe- who elab- is night to being found, two of the hold traffic tne eacene confessed ipation, the coming aA Lust - 'clan, as his companion Snodgra +s was arresied. and confessed ale. He blamed 17 drinks of “moonshine” whisky for thetattempted holdup He had never been In any sort of ‘trouble before, he sald. When Dritech and Snodgrass en- tered the confectionery. Link an4 Samuel F. Lee, 24, of 24138A South 'Thirteenth street, were in a rear ;room. Link went forward in re- sponse to the tinkling of/a bell on the door Mys link, upstairs, feared a holdup because of the Jate- (ness of the hour. Peering *throuec’: a glass in a door in the rear of tha store, she observed one man point- ing a revolver at her husband. She obtained a revolver, and. summon- ing Lee, handed it to him. He en- tered the store and opened fire, fir- ing four shots. Snodgrass fired four shots in reply and one of them is | presumed to have struck Dritsch. Birming- New York, of George- ns the to City. ae ee aaa and Arkansas the S8t. Lovuls concert bv the Community | developed in'‘o S. of A. KR. to Celebrate. The Missouri WBociety, Sons of the The sec. American Revolution, will observe to high the one hundred and forty-eighth an- in which | niversary of the batties of Lexington than 26 high, and Concord, Thursday evening at 8 The third 0 clock with a smoker and patriotia Gatesworth Hotel. Dr. A. ®&. Boat- lifrarian. will address the meeting. Patriotic airs, arranged for male voices, wil! be sung in chorus today under the direction of Williath M. Jenkins. Louls Sym- attractive pro- Without sleep there is no life. Without restful sleep there can- not be perfect health. Only on a comfortable bedsprin your should be a eubject of care and not an ordinary detail. You are choosing the source of great hips and shoulders eoverely, and fails to support meck and watst D. , COCO RIO. The Source of Vital Energy KENNEY-ROME COMPANY " MALIN and CEDAR STREETS Arcrpt no rubetitutr—f your dealer cad’? cugpdy you, wore us and we will ori] you as he can U line.1t1s umpossble to relaxon it. The Rome De Lease is designed and built to fit the body perfectly, and support every part. One mght’s rest on a Rome De Laze will convince anyone of its immeasurable difference and superiority. Ask for Rome De Lasze Bed- sew dee tantrums . Ie wood or metal beds. Write for our book” Sleepand It Relation to Health.” It’s free. ST. LOUIS

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: oa 2 Ep mene on ~ a a - ~ te é 1 als th : ra . ge _ aceite The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and@ the Times Combined | + ST. LOUIS POST: -DISPATCH - . sinsiine cealetples wail ‘eit kkk thociiieiawais aeuball oon = Square and made on trays. Tiny | prizes | peeks of the prises ail | . , pea Meee S 'MINDATURE GARDEN CONTEST pone perro | ‘Iee should not have been presented @ negro, ‘of ; nwenty-first | lawns, ponds, fountains, trees, Back yaed plants simple favorites by telephoning to Shaws ‘to the ju it was made under front of 1018 North + in the! | AT FLOWER SHOW IN MAY garden furniture will be laid out. It dy | Th ill b ete: &. : suresie ~~ atreet Holloway was shot 2 ~ is hoped te have chil compete like pansies, geraniums and hardy nere will be no charge ‘ *S8. 7 : ? He dren Ps to police. She told that she was 'N to the sidewalk. - be a feature of the free flower show The flower show will,be an “all annuals, flowering shrubs and wild to the show or for , 4a saloon at 2100 Clark avenue, drins- Police obtained a good descr’p- : it held May 19 and 20 at § | ex- eae of Construction Com-| to be may a 29 at Shaw's amateur” one, with comimercia , : ~ ++ a ee Tall ‘AY Pavroll ing whisky with the Creed brothers. ,, ym of the woman from Houowas | | — Jara ery . tela ca a4 ease — ‘ ‘ i en under the aus iceé@s ? Tr . ‘? barr ar ’ vases, The patrolman entered and an al- — ~tho o -itnesses and tra “ed sit a . w d RB Left (7a P .™ . ié hibits ed. G den tools an automatic pis- in Bank. a - APRIL 5 tT er Up-to-the-Miny News and Vik left leg just above the ank!e. EAS eR” ee Her Testimony at Trial. said he had never seen the woman nnn | | | special Prize Offered for Children | ‘= this class as well as oe — ~. hat ‘Tho Compete—wN | i rise worth © tee — Her testimony at the first trial whe fired the shot before and ‘ae | . eae Exhiot “tage | apples = poncho Sheer goods | -7 ‘ li : h ee > terment made he w lked aw ay rapidly as he fell ’ ts. | will 4 ff t them ' ‘ ~ m vas in ine wit! t ou Star ee" ea” : s Bix é 4 be A miniature garden contest will | i 7 ° ered re) q BUY ONE — ONE FREE Petroleum Jelly. % ib..1 Free] l@e Peters. Hershey's — Moth Balls bex 1 Free Milk Chocolates at. _B. & B..100.1 Free The Mennen’s Talecam. _ > 4 oe yo Cigar f..1 Free] i0¢ Paim Olive. lvery, 1@e Penny Bank's Fruits Se ee 2 far | 7 Sc @ good one 0c Beef Cubes. Armeour's s Opener | Vick’s Vape Rub .. 23e Brome Seltzer. .19¢. 386 Sie Playing Cards, Gelf Cakiwell's Syrup Pe $1.25 Breeden’s Bleed Ne Black Death Bug = $3.00 Moore's Pyorrhes Cure. . 3Se Eas. Pepsin Le a. Sie Face Powder, Keiffer $1 Ever-Ready Razer. 2 (rape Juice, Armeur’s. Se l@e Mercantile. Robers ALSO SINGLE pr ee ee ES i ce Garden Club of St. Louis. The min-. silver bowls, choice seeds and bullbs, | lature gardens will be three feet a among the. Creed covered the policeman rested she carried t and garden books. are | —— a E PART TWO. BROWNS —- eh Ro v" \. - “no revolver while Robert took the of- tol in her coat pocket. There were ficer’s weapon from him The three loaded cartridges in the cham- ' ™ Naw +> hav Borage te ares 26 , Burglars who are believed to nave Wi in Creed Tethers then forced Geisler into 2 per. | itness . ina Brooks expected to find a $10,000 payroll, Woman room at the rear of the saloon, sh: a“ Another Example of t She was identified as & S als t she ran into the . “exnat Palice Station. talr 0 in- n n auto- She said that she ran coe. at the Dayton Street Police tatic obtained $300 in cash ang a erenip n aves She said that she ha {i at Tan- matic pistol Friday night in the. of- Stick or Shaving Powder find gPoliceman Geisler with bis; — ‘tion % du = ~ +4 . b ft. . ; - Se 305 Cigar, Rice’s..... B eee ae one | ,,; dom and that her ach fices of the McKelvey Construction Ve | al . ; 10 Sulphur-Cm. Tar. Loz.. hands above his head and his snir yf threats ne 98ce White Ivory Com : . 7 S +’ , ? ad : a + A hi it) raw -olwers h aid uildin vent n Shestnut -$1 DeWitt's neg ve se: with dtr awn rey o.vers sne SA... the (reed ar re | a. hoe ee | c"f ‘ m Pt li i"; } | ia . ‘ - an arryin :pon x. ; . against Fd: ress f: Thomas and Robert Creed. br charged with George Geisier lieved officials of anxiety :% yY as a Witness in tn availabilit trial of the Creed case rt opinion ‘ + did mn address and When the Supreme Cou was announced officials know Edna Brooks were uncertain whether she could be Without her testinron’ conviction of the Creeds would be killing Patrolm , *? toa located C bet very difficult. officials sa, Officials say she was an unwill- ing witness at the first trial. Aftér an extended search she was found farm at Naples, Lil. making preparations to go to Florida. Charged With Shooting Negro. on a ‘oOmpany’s two safes on Friday night for distribution Saturday However, he said, upon discovery that tnsurance policies held did not in the safes, the com- pany changed its practice and now makes up its payroll on Friday at a downtown bank, placing the money in the bank’s vault. The burglars manipulated the See the Big Spread in This Issue. Section 6, Pages 14 and 15 cover money - > hat {¢ Cae rile . econ | effects. vesterday that it formerly was the | — 3 ey poe $ | . company’s practice to make up [ts |(@mme A ed | ea — Ss full-leather seat ; 38e-49c-7 — - s eDairs an , q ti weekly payroll in cash on Friday ar.’ armehair. Sates ' oa an pag By = te Re nd a fan yait eh moray in the - a! ‘ ~ “ A $235 15e, te or Sic Peroxide an LC 1e@posii. the money pt Ll | ‘ . . @S0 to $1.26 Shaving B ah. ; had ee ce 25 Beef, Iron & Wine ii $i Wampole's Cod Liver $1.10 Yeast Foam Tablets.” 50e Ring's Dyspepsia Tablets Se Empress Face Powder .. $1.49 Chamois Skim ,..._. pre T3e Cod Liver Oi, pists : sal SOc Witch Hazel. Dickimeaste 25e Epsem “alts. tasteless Bo 4 the Reach Puste. A : SSe tngventine. tube. Pah a Py i Oat Pa 333333 ; $1. 20c Borax Pewder. pound. Aspirin Acco Tabiets Chiereform Liniment Bromid-Quinine. for colds. Aspirin Capsules. doz. Americagp Oil, Keiffer’s Cocoanut Oil Sham _ Oe pe Pe ee et as ee et bet bet pet et pet ee et et % j @Se or 45c Tr. tedine .. a Mie Ext. Beef. Armear ~~" 254th St. Midland Sup. & Coal Co., Coal and Building Material, Alton, DL Miller Machine & Elevator Co., Machinery, 1000 N. Main St. Missouri-Illinois Coe! Co., Coal, Railway Exchange Bldg. . Robt. F. Mitchell, Hay, Grain and Coal, 4769 Easton Ave. Morris & Co., Packers, 1110 N. 12th St. Murch Bros. Const. Co., Building Contractors, Rwy. Exchange Bldg . National Iron & Metal Co., Iron and Metal, East St. Louis, IL Hifice, singles by Jacobson and L. W. Nelson, Coal, St. Clair, Mo. 4 Rankle. followed by errors om the Chas. A. Niel, Jr.. Coal, Webster Groves, Mo. v t of Quinn and Maguaile, pre- John Nyfiot, Landscape Gardener, 5244 W. Florissant Ave. te pueed the markers. Wm. Odenback, Generai Hauling, 2925 Easton Ave. Branch’s Double Ties Score Thos. Otey, General Hauling, 2814 Laciede Ave. . Washington came back [n the aee- Overland Coal Co., Coal, Overland, Mo. 4 gee inning and scored two runs @ Orark Service Co., Transfer, 3311 Park Ave. a ts by Mudd, Gragg eer ype on = | Parker-Russe!l M. & M. Co., Gas Retorts, 3310 Morganford Road. = eagiellicnim ype ange allege Toncege Paule’s Feed Supply, Flour, Grain and Feed, 7930 Ivory St. i oe eae ak ae Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Plate Glass, 10th and Spruce Sts. a ocean ale Gieaeies ae Portland Park & Place, Private Street, Security Bldg. to Suwon —— Adam F. Rau, Building Material, Washington, Mo. ft ae a the game in the ser- A. C. Roberson, General Hauling, 1513-A Goode Ave. = lenth inning without making a hit. J. Rogles, General Hauling, 1930 N. Clara St. y* Levy again started the trouble by] H. A. Runge, Coal, 4405 Lucicy St. walking Wolff and Whittaker. Wolff) Sanner Express Co., Transfer, 5176 Easton St. 'atternpted to steal third and when John T. Savers, Coal and Hauling, 2700 Lucas Ave. Gragc made a bad throw to catch Schaefer-Griffin Hide Co., Hides, etc., 724 N. Main him. the runner scored what proved Scheller Catering Co., Caterers, 705 N. Kingshighway. yond winning rus. Fred. Schmitt & Co., Building Contractors, 5912 Enright St. —e = a a mise a B. J. Schumacher, General Hauling, 4214 Oregon Ave. , fire: - Airc von» etn An error by W. M. Scott, General Hauling, 4229 St. Ferdinand St. ‘ Runkle. a stolen base, walk and Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barney Co., Dept. Store, 10th and Olive Sta _ a ny ny ant Sere Scudders-Gale Grocer Co., Wholesale Grocers, 12th and Poplar Sts. gy, Prete ogy ve S. Seidel Coal & Iron Co., Coal and Iron, 54-W Angelrodt St. ae, to foarte ee ee Skinner Express Co., Express, 1300 Clark St. Gropped the third etrike and th uat- John Smith, Coal and Hauling, 4315 Kennerly St. te Y mnging bong ony ae 2 entally kick the i] awey gn c. see General i 3702 poe ni pes Rim. Blerbaum singled the runner Starmens, Sprinkling tractor, Laciede -%© second from where he scored when Staunton & St. Louis Motor Exp. Co., Express, Staunton, DL meer walked the next two batters. Steffens Transfer Co., Express and Hauling, 1308 Sidney St. Bremses Rage Oct Homer. Stillman & Merrifield, General Hauling, 6200 Ella Ave. The visitors tied the score tn the St. Louis Contracting Co., Granitoid Contrs., 4425 Clayton Ave. Sixth. Jacobson also reached first St. Louis Crystal Water & Soda Co., Cyrstal Water, 2024 Wainut St. When the catcher missed the thine St. Louis Material & Supply Co., Building Material, 314 N. 4th Sa | — eile toma Pe St. Leuis Roofing Co., Roofers, Title Guaranty Bidg. Qnd scored on & fleider’s choice on Pye peat te os Kalb - : _ slow roller seca‘: ae 4 4 Thomas t. Louis, a the score : . John Thomeczek, General Hauling, 6936 Corbitt St. lant Pag ccs Bred Jos. Thomeczek, General Hauling, 6847 Corbitt St. Batter caught Clauson’s first offer- R. C. Tway Coal Co., Coal, Louisville, Ky. iS on the end of bis bat and knocked John Wack, 1521 N. 17th St. Mon a line over the rightfield f John Wagoner, Coal and General Hauling, Granite City, DL White Star Gasoline and Oil Co., E. St. Louis Wilson & Co., Packers, 2700 N. Broadway. Winkle Terra Cotta Co., Bricks, Century Bidg. Local Autocar motor truck owners A-1 Express & Transfer Co., Long Distance Hauling, 407 ppruce St. Acardi & Whittaker, Long Distance Hauling, Collinsville, Il. John H. Alles, General Hauling, 4300 Florissant Ave. Alton Transport Co., Long Distance Transport, 305 S. 4th St. * American Egg Products Co., Commission, 503 N. 3d St. American Storage & Moving Co., Stor. and Mov., 2808 Lawton Ave. John Amsier, Coal and Ice, 4132 Virginia Ave. Avery Coal & Mining Co., Coal, Syndicate Trust Bldg. Banner Coal & Sand Co., Cdal and Sand, Euclid and Wabash Aves. Blackmer & Post Pipe Co., Sewer Pipes, etc., 2801 Hereford St. Boehmer Coal Co., Coal, Arcade Bldg. Martin Bowles, Coal and General Hauling, 4225 Garfield Ave. Carter Bros., Inc., Coal, Ice, Cold Stor. and Mov., East St. Louis, TL M. & H. R. Casey, Coal and Quarry, 6339 Wellsmar St. Arnold Casteel, Coal and Ice, 214 N. Cardinal St. T. E. Cavanaugh, Quarry, 6509 Manchester St. Centaur Lime Co., Building Material, 3852 Market St. Continental Oil Co., Oils, 426 S. Theresa St. Cudahy Packing Co., Packers, 314 S. 21st St. John W. Davis, General Hauling, 4012 Fairfax Ave. City of East St. Louis, Street Department. Enterpnse Commission Co., Commission, 927 N. Broadway. Evans Hauling Co., Building Material, 4017 Green Lea Placa. Evens & Howard Fire Brick Co., Fire Brick, 920 Market St. Exceisior Press Brick Co., Brick, 1010 Chestnut St. Jacob Farber, General Hauling, 4908 Easton Ave. Faulstick Coal Co., Coal, 4260 Blair Ave. F. A. Fennell, Landscape Gardener, Maplewood, Mo. H. A. Finnegan, General Hauling, 3937 St. Ferdinand St. Fochr Transportation Co., Long Distance Hauling, Maplewood, Ma. Stanley Forrest, General Hauling, 6317 Lenox Ave. Fulton Fire Brick Co., Fire Brick, Fulton, Mo. J. W. Gannett, Building Material, 6841 Mitchell Se. Conrad Gilbers, 855 Canaan Ave. Gondro & Mozgva, Coal, 4335 Ashland Ave. Granite City Supply Co., Building Material, Granite City, IL A. P. Green Fire Brick Co., Fire Brick, Mexico, Mo. D. W. Greider, General Hauling, Brownstown, IL. J. T. Hatley, Coal, 1812 S. 14th St. Bert Hayden, Excavating and Hauling, Kirkwood, Mo. Hess Bros., Coal and Hauling, 2819 Lafavette St. Henry Hettinger, General Hauling, 8108 Ivory St. Higdon Hauling Co., Long Distance Hauling, 407 Spruce Se Hille, Robt. E., Coal, Webster Groves, Mo. Hirsch Bros. & Co., Louisville, Ky. Hooper Bros., Coal, 2905 Market St. Joe Hucisman, General Hauling, 4031 N. 9th St. Hunkwms-Willis Lime & Cem. Co., Bidg. Material, Century Bidg, Indian Refining Co., Oil, Lawrenceville, IL International Shoe Co., Shoes, Woodriver, Tl. J. James, Material Hauler, 1723-A Lucas Ave. Robt. Jefferson, Landscape Gardener, Clayton, Ma. “Mrs. Oscar Johnson, Used on Farm, Pacific, Mo. Keightiey Bros. Coal Co., Coal, 1616 S. 39th Se. Kiesei Coal Co., Coal and Ice, 114 S. 10th St. _» F. L. King, Coal, East St. Loris, Ml. Joseph Knaus, Sprinkling, 4741 Nebraska Ave. Jos. Knox, General Hauling, 1704 N. 20th St. Barney Kovach, Long Distance Hauling, Pocahontas, FL J. C. Kuhnert, General Hauling, 3706-A Market St. Carl H. Kust, 4654 St. Ferdinand Ave. Laciede-Christy Clay Products Co., Clay Products; Rwy. Exch. Bidg. Wm. Lamely, General Hauling, East St. Louis, Il. Wm. O. Lively, General Hauling, 2925 Easton Ave. ; Luster Supply Co., Coal, Feed and Bidg. Mat., Granites Cley, IL - — _ . . Ardmore, Pa.,; April 11, 192 To the Citizens of St. Louis: The Autocar Company, in opening its new Direct Factory Branch building in St. Louis for occupation by Autocar Sales and Service Company of Missouri, desires to make this public acknowledgment to many St. Louis firms and individuals to whom a deep appreciation is felt for the patronage which they have given to our St. Louis Branch during the past five years. Betore we had been in St. Louis three years, this growing volume of patronage convinced us of the desirability of becoming a permanent part of the St. Louis industrial life and caused us to buy the land at the corner of Locust Street and Leffingwell Avenue, on which we have erected and thoroughly equipped our new sales and service station. This new building would have been built 18 months ago had it not been for the serious business depression which was then prevailing throughout the country. We further wish to state that from such observation as we have been able to make, we are confident that the steady growth and increasing prosperity in St. Louis afford an unusual opportunity for the successful continuation of the motor truck business. We wish to assure the business interests in and arounck St. Losis that it is our purpose and determination to do everything in our power to decrease their costs of transportation and thus to continue our constructive contribution to the growth and prosperity of the city. We cordially invite our present customers and all users and owners of any other motor trucks, as well as everyone else who requires or is interested’ in economical transportation, to visit our new building at 2740 Locust Street. THE AUTOCAR COMPANY Davip S. Lunium, President for a home run. ending the game (“S@eliy cleared the fence im spite & strong wind blowing against tt Henry Zics, Coal, 4031 Easton St. - ‘ The sturdy ; Autocar there's a road oi Seo oor +oMe| cosu~soosy a Reon Two hase hite—jrags. Braock o»\anad on a : Wiig pitem—irvurion —i—By Dertece (Levy: Levy. 7: off Dur r by Du q : ms - SECONT GAME , Was on ? = short wheelbase handiness mechanical superiority economy : dependability direct factory branch service Capacities, 1 ¢n 4 tons Chassia prices, $1100 to $4350 + & Ardmore, Po. yak e we? 7 AUTOCAR SALES AND SERVICE CO. OF MISSOURE 2740 Locust Street, St. Louis Direct Factory Branch of The Autocar Company, Ardmore, Pa., Established 1897. Branches in 44 cities ga". vo Sewwunwese”™ *| osceesco~o™ | "Td ha . we ~ 7 . BONA: LS EU OOM AB OR ty BREE HR Np. . oe =

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ain. —_* PO REC PE ES a SP Le eee, oe ae ea ee ae / SUNDAY, #@ APRIL 15, 1923, i. ew Yowers are desired for the sh ow: 4 ook of the prizes may be oh om. y telephoning to Shaw's Gara Liisi Sal Up.to-the-Minute | Ory, +~ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH> + __. Photos and Comment UG SALE © |i a ) NDAY SP ORTING ECT patton ' ALSO SINGLE PRICE Oc Peters. Hershey's or Eline’, Suk Chocolsteae* SF Eline | ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 15. 1993 1—4s ; a =? rs > $ 7 He Mennen’s Taleum.. 2 10c Palm Olive, Ivory, Ufen te or Castile Soap ......2 for i>. . — . r Oe - ers RT ‘pid ae AD ne ‘4 9 x - ae ee Le. ee — -_ ae Piceals i ie en, 73° ae. arate ea : 4) PS aA. re pS tenis > 8 ¥ ihe Yaa pHa be tare: ad a SM Ba ts a ets Sad Bee ta AE Pe ae ee I ee es OF PC ae era Ne Mh Beef Cubes. Armour’s.2 for 35e $1 Ever-Ready Razor, 2 RATS ——— a _—— - | — ae x. + Paramount Cigar, 2 for. . | angi er: an OC er le Pecaniwaes 4 nd ere, CC “ 50c Ring's Dyspepsia Tablets,.° fick’s Vapo Rub Bromo. Seltzer. .19¢, son” —s 50 re Playing Cards, Golf Queen La atdwell ~ Syrup Pepsin.29¢ and 9e & 25 Breeden’s Blood Med cated ne 19¢ and } j . rape Juice, Armour’s. Re and an tags ie a ae / i NNN NNN OL PL hl all 1.25 Janice Perfume, o7 eon . * a 35 ad ~ Night Cream, K.__ iT - > ° | | se Milk Magnesia, B. B de: a @ ( ) | e Bic. Safety Taleum Powder. ~~ .. oa 0 ul e ] Second Springs:Game : Bo initcaae nse | a ene PRE | * 1 Wampole’s Cod Liver Oji | ie | FM NE POE SE Te : a fe ee ae Bing oes bs ae na | OW oes a e les; : | oo ea ae ts ae ° eee ee roar ss PP ve 25c Empress Face Powder. [oe right-hander will be pitching « , Abs Pore pre es Ben: : “es Be gate : poe Chamois Skin R8e . oo ainst Am es ) opponents this afternoon in ) ; MS ele See = Bese seers Re . : 3 _ ae - aa ‘— 5 the second and last game of the ; : ae ge. ee : Re 4 es £3 # O er son ] S omer bOc Face Powder, Keiffer __. . © ae ———— 3 + EE -_ - 0c Mercantile, Robert met or Pra . 4 et : seed ) t and Pfetter ; Snapped at ark Just Before the First Series Game be Germicidal Soap, P. bp. 1% . 1B¢ A- Ne ee NL AAP aaa er . Yeast Fo a ir Riags Dyepepela tenis ) I ITTLE left-hander and big ‘ | abbreviated spring series be-. Ee 2 3 tween the Browns and Cardinals. ¢: Bie ; weit hs Se a SONG Sal. = s ; Z 4 ’s Wildness and Errors / Hubert Pruett, sensational young ? SMe Bipieits 8 Py ae Re "hgh eR = EO Se ip tg ee Ee aie BS es 3 a - : . wal 28 Ss thpaw. r] achieved ~} ¢ | / Pe Mn in hin ok ov ey ehise Se ae ; : 4, Be Oe ee e ; , Sol | - i; Phiniess Eye Water” rie ie ee 7 Visitors Openers, r seca Rh ete pete . hy ee et ge OM Sa eae ee OBR Seek | . | & Sherdel Fools Fohlmen With Slow Ball for a SOc Fat. Beef, Armour. t to Armour 1 °2" ag Sa i task tok ike = atrikesdt Minit agit Aiea ee ae 4 Of Re ee te + § | . . Sele Slondas, Tucnday. Wednewdar. | MMM 4 34 While le Cap- |) Batt, 200% tke ® strikeout king ) : NS ee ee a A | Time, but Eventually They Clout Him 43 Loca . wi : * 8% € oo . eee? ‘aes From the Hurling Hill. a+ Samet sat Gane" — aw ') for the Browns. Big Jeff Pfef- 1.25 Bay Rum. imported". (28° 4 .. ture Second, 4—2. } fer, veteran right-hand cross-fire ye: Expert Truss Fitting Guaranteed. : a artist, who probably’ will open natitbrities : 3 Sag i 3 _ ea Rares, ae aera ORES BY Bees BE ——— : cs the National «League campaign na psy. SRP Ne | | And . & ' co : i | - 3 . ' : ' d a ~~ >~ - : » — pS Decides Contest. M his year, despite the absence of 5 | bs . 2 il A Se “. Gee % Be , on 7 , the great George Sisler. Play (| | Gags a Ree BE og eigen ee ga path 3 Sislerless Fohlmen, with all the ad- ¢ An Aid to Morale M ‘ e . a 2 i » , . SS - SS a “ . . : o : is ee E ; ¥ PPR eee Fok, ea Ae a . > p> ; 3 ° . p i. will start at 3 o clock, with the | 2 5 a ae KO Baw. SAREE en ee sone es OLS SOS eR Fon vance indications absolutely against ¢ r .. The Piker a nd A mes basebal] , ( Se ge linals n cting as the home | - : ; pi’ 7 P ‘ ? ~~ team, while the Browns will wear ?| ee ef Re —-— = ee co, 28 Fm 22 tat or of 27 ee ea ie “iii ess oy field they call Sportsman's Park and | their traveling uniforms. Moran | | £3 oe See _ E 8 Rr a ee ee 8 x Se Beas bated 5s played most brilliantly to defeat the) Biedes i of the National League and (| e : , OO iy AB gee ee Re bas hia Ae ee ee 8 PSG ig Re Ren a Card le | ! fir ¢ 2 of th © ee Sain ~: oe ae a eee a OR: Pe Es ; ee et le Oe gine ardinals n the rst game 0 . Smith rf n '5 Holmes of the American, will be — too oti Mie ae BX: igen OS Bai a: SS eR. ORE Tie ce NRE Ri tag es abbreviated spring series. Hornsby 2b @losely-fought double-header, Ames the umpires e : ) F ~ TGR p % . . ¢ . i * ‘ Se . 4 . ; winning the first game, 4 to o, andy PPP ee eee ae i . = a “ “ lite c 5 s, ‘ “ates p oP ee wag ai we Tae Sas. gal ee “9 , a m WS ‘ . "4 Be Ny me ‘4 2 — . A ae new first basema ri, commit. Not | Rtock Sb @ Washington the final, 4 to 2. Both) tenet See be 5 Rape Ae Ry an ad once did a groan arise from the| Myers ef | | i oes es oa Sine, ee ee tee 2 ee See Re er gee ie iy oe Ae eR Rng Se a ia gs ; ¥ ; i ee seontests were seven innings. | eterson e eats | I UN i SOOO ais Bee SR a FO ena SO ot ON SN ag RS CR ce ' stands because George Sisler was not! Freigaa «se .... . 3 I i Oa OR i a a a FR ty Rh ES SRR Rn SR gl, a oo * onpcag RE out there guarding the first sack. | Clemons ¢ . _ : i ‘ought to light inter- | tge Ss Re ieee Po ees , we CNOA ORS oh ee eg, ae eth Ss ee es , | . Lo pata ee ( utler 800-560 | i ie oe ~~ ne Sage Pca ea: i BRO SPO iii ies: ana Cae ie And when the cold evening came and | vere ag p Meeting situations. Ames won the first | >| a : Ss sae MO ah OO OF iit Rin ca a ‘ = ee Oe eee Se Wy he a Sg ee Ss Se a the 17,000 spectators departed there | North .. , . J ‘ : ~ tee. aes ¥ , . oO Ss aKs'a 4 yet those srownies, those’ «~~. CARDINALS, AB. i. 3 leseeoucusene: a! onference schedules at Francis Field yesterday afternoon, divided a) - reo fe & - ame in spite of the fact that Levy | : Stee aed PPO... oe >. age e % > aes Re kts ae Sai atte 5 POR SS a was much satisfaction. Perhaps the | Muetier ; 4sitors but two hits, - ” Sr ee om ae Sahin. £.U.). Five "app off his day's work he hit a home ™ Kline billiard championship to- | >. every Brownie did the same. The| Shocker p > Meet by walking George, the first: ponent’s 160. n ac empsey pe ee, re sie Pee See Se eee Oe eee | n omen S ven }and Bagene Rohertaes,. tae tus | ona ; i . 3 The Pike@rs’' victory in the second | ee oe. - Tobin rf and Building Material, | | ge ge Eee pennant. | 3 = : ah Si cache 2 ‘waltinne Jacobson cf .. organford Road. @eBremser allowed the Cyclones onl) | match for the world’s shortstop 18.2 | | 8 - ad ding Material. Alton. Ill ; nen -t . th night by defeating Champion Albert | k Bong A oa 2 sties ren innings, and tc yv 14 N>4th St. os 2 seven innings, pné to Cedric Durst play erroriess ball but | Vangtider @ The visitors got a flying start in Cutler | srow é ' it | / Exchange Bldg. ~~ Mitne first inning by scoring three won last night, 400 to 240. Tonignt | Eeere Oe tt sexe wher of oe eS A athe P| : was more than that. Cedric Durst | cardingig —__. °° 0 °@ East St. Louis, Ill. pueaifice, singles by Jacobson and which Cutler gained in the first | se Rie ae ae 5 Be 8 ee be ee ae | : ° . I one h And they were criti- | Freigau. Hit by ~itched ball—By Shocker oe en ; errors the; block of their meeting last night. ; sbi Gaee wae Eg ae Bowling on First Night of | was on them. Cas | ni hes crete: _ nkle, followed by errors on the ing last night.| Former Soldiers Say Champion _ Vee | = 2%, * Sea s pe> eyes. What eyes could be any-| (Blades). ase om balle—OW gherdel, 1¢° nd Marus ro- | Cut) ad eight sé | : — oe eee ) ee , . | ' : . : | of Quinn and Magualo, pro-/|Cutler had gia s oreless innin.s. | Is “Better Riveter Than War- ae ae oe etn: a Women’s National Tourney ‘thing but critical when they have | @ North, 1; off Vangilder, 1. Struck out : %: iC h kers. His best run was ,40, while Peter- Sy | ‘ a " ns Se hr 3 z | | | . : . Florissant Ave. paced the mar . 4 ” Pee Ss Maes a ae” ae a Is Poor ‘seen the graceful Sisler “cavort| 8” Sherdel, 8; by North 1- by Van- on Ave “e © Branch’s Double Ties Score. roe Wap Ft. | rior in Time of Stress. eo fn? Ch eee . a r ' . 434. trs., 4425 Clayton Ave. 4 - . a first| their track meet here today. The/ him, but our attitude toward Demp- | al 5 4- Dessen 329, Weather 105, Galle 368. Total. The outcome of the game was Gi-,at/ the ball, but the pitch w Water © sepa @ _ Jacobson also rg vo thira | Score: California 80%, Arizona 41%, sey is unchanged. We believe him | @a an e Ca S en r - ’ 561. | | ee | eile 40a - - as too —— : E rt a wieeed tne | 4 Mount Moriah—Emker 263, Disch 263,| rectly opposite to what Was ex | ouled, Gerher then contributed his third straight 4 ¢ ig , , - PD I Nd EN arr a 00 man with his fists but in time PRPERPBPADPAPDLPPDPALPD LDP PPL BARA A A AA PAPBL DAA LLL DOD I . . Material, 314 N. 4th St. on me advanced on Quinns er) ~~~ ae ~ 486 ne ee ee ee pected. The Cardinals, who had , : ? Sat on Runkle’s hard-hit grounder !- 2; of national stress, a better riveter | o e rene ie A ‘ single, a h bounder which Stec nty Bidg. PHAM scored on a ficlder’s choice on |} IBITION GAMES {ithan warrior. The executive com- | Id B t | eland In Ninth Kens 410, Davie BS2" Oncadewin atk. 4g | been warming the fences all through | pnocked be but eeelé uae eo . A me slow roller. | eee mittee of the Department of Mon: | 0 an @a S ev en he ee Rose G60. Mine 1. Roee the spring, were picked to maul the cover in tire for a play. It was - bitt St . in nen oT os om tae NEW YORK, April 14. Chicago ; tana had withheld comment, striving ——~o cine qian alal inintadin tins atnaiinaiain te Meanie | Remmmert 300, Bunke 283, Sander 276./ Brownie pitchers, while the Browns, slow ball that Gerber pickled. eart Ot. . oe gag ‘Americans; 1—5—1; New York Na-|to Protect its commander, but nus | Total. 162% who failed to hit their weight in the) ‘Tobin sent a single whistling past ; 4 1 fatal seventh. Bremser, the next | Tower Grove Anchor—Zapt 311, Koch 208, | rbitt St. Mtter, caught i ‘ Vv ” jn ° . . ’ . | q “4 PIBBBER the end of his bat and knocked| Faber, Connally and Graham; | forced this declaration. ft tempP*e* | North End .Team Surprises by Whipping Mike Walker’s Nine— | 7? iny 443—Moore 194. Davie 189, Hocn | Seinst the left-handed shoots of slide, reached) third. Though this pen @ line over the rightfield fence pDentley, J. Barnes, V. Barnes and | ever comes to Mon asiee ded 202. Lamperts 186, McEihinney 157. Toral,| Bill Sherdel. ibrought up the great Kenny Wil- Granite City, IIL War & home run, ending the game. It | chy ger. }enough. We ere unqualifiedly op Stremmel Stars on the Pitching Mound—Cleveland’s Best (847 0 ua... | | But Vangilder and Shocker held jiams there was no great stir among is a iy cleared the fence in spite of NEW YORK. April 14.—New posed to the promotion of any prize * vee Doubles. (the Cardinals to five safeties, whileithe Cardinals. Kenny is not bad 4 & strong wind blowing against It. York Americans, 15—22—0; Brook- fight in Montana with Jeck Demp- Pitcher Injured, Unable to Work. |. 10:00 a m. Individuals 31:10 a. mM | the Browns collected 11 sound raps medicine for southpaws ordinarily ; FIRST GAME SHINGTX. sey as one of the participants. | Mre. otitis, Rickbeny | off Bill Sherdel in seven innings @nd/ and against Sherdel he had } hea AB.R. lyn Nationals, 2—8&—3. tL —- | g a eg oo +} an & te 8 Hoyt, Pipgras and Hoffmann; eo age es _ | TV 'edicsuaertie. 6. tema, | ee , impotent on his previous time at ‘Reuther, Schreiber, Vines and De- Chances for Bout Bright. Two exciting games of high-school baseball was the reward | yr: - Betleetnaerr- Mrs G. Temperie | Souirees errs ant anes an-3-| bat. But it {s one thing to.make @ : ? | o” : ve omen. ce ent ex on. n batter hit berry, Taylor. | By the Associated Press ‘tah. April} tendered the 800 fans who attended the double bill staged at | a eee F> or nsi|ho worked enly two athgits Wére| ee ann Te BO oes ee NEW ORLEANS, April 14.- Jo SALT LAK E hey B U ta , pr od : . ] 1] | Witters Razz. Mre. w A Taylor: Kastors, | 4 b j th Ricke ‘men He gave ng 9 turn that same tap Cleveland Americans, 6~-9—-3; New) 14 The possibility of a 1$-rouna | School Field yesterday. Yeatman High proved a surprisingly we | Miao J. Zhimpes; . Mercantile Tywet Co.. | Se “ 7 n° Soggy sum counting for two Mi Fraber, Minatta Kabler. ae Tie sikecane ene task amdaet dx Stee 5 oe bounter whist any salt re- Me Magnaio. Wild pitch—Duriong. Hit |}umbus, American 5 RY by Jack Kearns rt iit his finger in | %*°** | ee o- od Caroline |* : ai sali By_Durions ‘Levy ) smaere|6—1;" Memphis, Southern Assocm- ae kona, Soh aioe ringed her rn NS ee ee | Central scored in the opening | Haberman’ | Cor ante Ir urs, Dor tine | defeat. He used his slow ball too could have handled with ease, The , _ aa?” ott Dartené. Senko ition, 0—4¢—2. iy Pros yf Peon Saeten: “Kenred practice before the game, and wif or getting one run on two walks ley i, Mo. ee, Tryneoerts - , ‘frequently and in the pinch fieldeq | *hortstop, young Howard Freigau, P Cant eins niente | Z&almaro,’ Northrop and Hartley; eee a meeting at noon, left Salt Beck, the third sacker who i8\/,,4 two steals coupled with|infield | B™3*°; Rowing Asen, Ress Steler. ‘| his position carelessly. He had the | Was ready to do the handling and "= OW ABHINGTON, 'Nemitz, Fullenwiler, Treon and Sake ene for California, and an- ‘crippled with an infected foot, B8V®! outs Yeatman tied matters\in the) 37 P oe Koji 35. :| Brownies swinging so helplessly, so om rome But Sherdel realized too “ } o| Kohibecker. nounced that he would return to Salt the 1921 champion Soldan eggrega- | second when Stremme! singled after | Josts Specials, Mae. A Joat: s ludicrously, that he had to snicker ro x. an agile pitcher else WICHITA FALLS, Texas, April 14 Lake City next week and again| tion a neck and neck battle, forcing ¢y. men had received free transpor- Lambert. ¢ vt ah, 8 A ee cet: | simself. The stands were roaring with | "°" ave handled the tap. Ané@ —Straul (American Association, 4—/ 1s tate up proposals for the|the fight to the last inning before/ tation Central went into the lead sick. ‘laughter at the efforts of the Fohi-|*° ‘suring better late than not at , . ——_o-— - bou lig—4; Wichita Fails (Texas), 1— anit the West End team put across the ;. the third when Thomas doubled men to connect. And then Sherdel|#®!! Bf! lunged for the nding ball °o—0. winning count for a 6 to 6 victory. after Steiner had dropped Wiuliam- RICHARDS BEATS VOSHELL overworked his great asset until it ay he = vs SS Se late. Sheehan and Gonzales; Wheeler Real Pitching Duel. |son's long fly to left. The Red and | IN NORTH-SOUTH FINAL | became a Mabflity. He reached the bali is gloved rT - game was a >1ace incr the Associated Prees, Li KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 14—(Ex- | -HIT Thomes, Kut-| 27 fth inning. With one out, | Tee¢h of the in-rushing Freigau. The i HURLS NO H GAME ' 4uel of pitching. Runs*ounted by | sixth. A walk to ™? PINEHURST. N C., Aprt! 14—Vin- a fi n pop #1 a single to right. ball continued on ita @r ibbling way ‘hibition) Chicago (Nationals) 16, 31, | 4 ft os "s tap terer’s single to left, Dumkmans'* of Yonkers. N. Y¥.. de-. ) cent Richards o 8, * te far in for Jack Smith and too toward short, Gerber raced home, 4 ~ a~ => S2 7525. — Magualo ss,4 GOsay 2 | Oran emene ori ol°sS Derm my 2 8 4 3 2 _ a ; 7; a a 1o%~| oo: % . = 4 | Magualo as Waish if 'Fries rf. Roberts 1b.: Mudd cf. Grage c Rranch 2b Quinn 3b | Bremser p tad ao 23r300 Z ®| sc0055"™5 al moEMsoomoe es | 9 orwsosS - Noda « |: Kansas City (American Associa- | Ry the Asgociated Press. ‘both teams were largely the result. bi ¢ , sren. 2 2 Pr 17 TLAND, Cal., April 14.—im | lover first and Hannegan’s fumbie © ps @ frun—Pre mee: Sacrific a- tion) 11. 17, @ | | OAKLAND, Ca 3 D | +, |of misplays in the field. Stremmel,| gtremmel’s toss gave the Walkerites feated S. Howard Vishell of New far out for Hornsby. The hit and Tobin raced to second and Williams wn Btole, bases——-Maruain. Alexander, Aldridge and Hartnett; | itcher and for several! years with | . - as th final singles match of h bbied , firet hb a Palie—Off Cinusen, 3. off Rremeer. coldwell, Dawson and Skiff pees : : Pacifi c , | the North End ace, by striking out two. Prema = ° 4 South Tennis tour- | 74" was called for and Clemons ontt- °° viene pane, safe with « eer meet. &; by Clausen. | 'SIRMINGHAM, Ala. pril 1¢-—)|the Sse Francisco Faoitio Coast | eight and walking five, captured! yestman tied the score by count-| candied a, uk Ok guessed the Browns. He called for *<rateh hit on his recordé. =: si. | Milwaukee, ee ae “ neomgim tness Bemaggen to ote gy Rar /honors from “Red” Colligan, the ing three times in theseventh. A dou-|* ; a pitchout and Robertson was caught | That run alone was enough . win es Naren ee jana. In eddition Soott, in the sixth | Central boxman, who passed six and/nig py Scroghan, an infield hitand s Fe A ec Heats fies: | trying to reach second. Gerber trieg | the game. But Sherdel made © car. ‘aoneh on Baylor t se nteage ow gen in. Keefe and Shinault; Mor-}inning with two men on bases hit a fanned four. Both pitchers allowed rt as ‘eo 6 s Jute te save Robbie by throwing his bat Centineeé on Next Page. - . iL — risbn, Whitebill and Roberteon, Gouble and scored tyro men. seven bits, three ef the Yeatman te-| Continued on Page | | 2

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STNDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1923. ST LOUIS oa a : x ) d 7 : — F Jack De a Me dicee Having’ atheasipbaiser Offered Re Race Meets on the Metropolitan The Cha llenger Havi ingle Day ee , ‘ SP Frankie Osner at Circuit Will Attract Most of re? eo .! = — To Referee, Is ( Horses Eligible for the Derby eee = Ss is Come 10 Specia’ to che Poet. Diesatch iA. Mo LP AOA OBIS LOI EL AOE ON LLL LOLOL LED LEIDEN Ms AE Matority of Loe CAPPcnT eR, ) dees ~ | 4 . ~s " . : og . CRQU MADS Th tl rno 7s i By John E. a ‘two home - | Sports Editor of the ca . - —_ ‘~ . ma. 5 LA é r Tor > Nebraska rin — Harr’ 1 VVaA, rad : i irst, one in 1 tion, Which promotes Ting cont the fifth , — “= o vest®@rday stated tiat he ° . rc : a ~4 : + : " . — a 7 . , i . ‘\ be! ore & te ory . ’ est®rda w a au ho AT rters A Mma OT ii \ | ; { ~ , “ ‘ . ' . ‘ . a4 ; ‘ aa "5 . / . . Ve \ Py. J e iD ‘ ; ad k , | " : : FS Peterson, | een Johnny Peewee alse ‘h bh iv oe ’ . 4 4 -* ‘ i ii . ° . ‘ 146 - + A = , ¥ 5 ; . v their first ca i : + = 71? 2e f(i ces tea | mh’s next featur ner already h er stakes in the . | ) Su ee ee , iownse? ante * the Post-Dispatch last. — a Whitnev hor i ourne Red Ran!) Tigers’ only run fame ia thea Kaiser told th _ 4 | The Hilnes ce cists ee pt Pies: > i, after three weak innizigs ame that he had not heard from the Rancocas Stabie will aiso ship irom their training § yin Th hte / ec | which the Tigers 3 gud, but that he thought the of | — SO men on a would be favorably considered ‘but were unable ‘o send them gs is iene Scumiaiiiags Enchantment yf th poses and | ; the plate. 5, his managers, when it was put up pee. : : . 5 Le e : hi “a ne | ' Maruings me 4U ' a Ficki.n, who started ¢ 7 ghem. Peewee has ® bout scene ) ~~ ee ; yesterday, and wa : for next Wednesday nignt a EYRE PICKING OPPONENTS gg hog . here he will box Harr) the box after an inning ag Armory, where he wt = Foe Fireo wiTA Care - = . - Teonard. a tough New - of the Nebraska b ne ) tiling ees Mi 5 . - ANGEL 4% Be SASED inTe the entire came for tha" | , he York bantam za Ao ga ud : mR. y fn > a0 = ’ J ; THe PesiNon oF CHALLENGER day, and was freely he Miterd bout fn the East. ; ‘** ; e, fought 12 rounce ‘to & WIHRoUT “TAMING Any Riss - the visitors. . ae "3 —- Laey + am | fnught tnto the Tre iccal bantams ‘ou » round here last week, * ager baving a sligh* shade when ree Sharpe, after repea’'ed warn Aisqualified Peewee for refus- to obey orders ' Tiree city boxing comm ‘agioners re present ana agreed to allow | to receive his en@ of the vse Gespite the disquaiification. : : tie same Stale FEAT MER W Bien Toe . ‘th Se _—— ee ——— > Leonard and Dempsey Are Only > tm . . .* : ’ e 4 é ‘ . i 1 A. Cochran's 1 , age salamat nmin ~~ Pettey : . usse ) which Was a memobder o: 1& ‘dom Sb AAs escent taregeas ws {= oe ~ Champions With Secure Crowns’... : it — i 4 as? es oa > | PHPORO WS He RaeMeOReiO . > | ort D r+r4ps> ‘e213 hg eo! 930029030" essa ta iH & ast vear 660 will more than like:y be a sta er at Jamaica Cherry Pie and others of the ‘ “= rac oe , ¢ , rny v Th iA r WwW - ' r : Pt : >»? : 3 — “8 ‘ ’ ; Tar ee ee oe z 7 sere 5 gene Criqui One of Most Likely Win get an early start in spring eae : os . ‘ and with this egeregation tel . i Wilde a Possibi ility—The Big Fellows Furnishing Interestin eemmission, censured Sharpe for § -_ " +? ; eerat ~— : art ; tion tn Stare compelling im S'akes ana peu . © ~OHASor) Wile aw a _ ‘ paleeat ark wil contripute ‘ts : : | mings Umyoire—Clngespess, | eated such a ruling : ; more Gil : Wwarkerinr t - I} : . — Lo eatesr i OX- | game—im. 54a be harpe.ever repes g ’ SN Miigtiivele chat have pac) Bere. Citerert \ wagering syst Racing Results and Entries Lewis to Defend Mat 1+ summer of 1923 is going to see the greatest boom in box = ee a en oe in the winter at that track and there One o¢ Ol at netiane Title Against Pesek log It t] of tne sport. Championship matcnes are ai- p i> holding the bouts to notiniedh} he ha iil 7 ti ‘ont : Stak n ‘of r hw } - ie PpRward . . . - } ; ° uot ra’ re! ieney : a oes cme, choesing of any 10 of : ST RA ing. purse $1200. | | "ire LO 1 Parke», $ at Kansas Cit a 127 9 : ae Bate Ciub Backs Up Sharpe. iis: which etbes the'tranie and then laving esen | | Races age > oust. §. econd. Lows, 109 | Watrous), $6: y> y son is over we are likely to see a iew new werd s champions. nny Goth of he DB MA. B.D , ’ ; ant h rit} ° . + = > _ 3 ‘ . - =~ Tu. 1 ye niie en . & pa 2 et am » ai aii . a ‘ ye a: ie ta: & - ‘ , . : = - ; middie of this month, will get ait} r wi ot have. the | Liwor ; $4 1 | i Fana J , i | >f the most likely winne! eld the title with very few matches Eddie Held. National * on ef 4f Gharpe would be re- . goodly mumber of i@ three year- winn ord m : : c turn pil.f ta A —— vy ae ; oo : : ' , —erica in ex- Ancther first-clagp little fellow season He hag becpme & “Sharpe stands for what we think The offerings at the Marylané a starter | 532.4 | : Lon 7 : Sh pret: pele agit rs ; Altai ai ge Be “sy the Aigoneuin Got C ‘ ‘ long as the aie watti rmtte ¢ “ | : 7 : 2. 1£:413-S. Dow \l ting cham! has | : ; ~~ Kilbane from overseas who may aad ne |“ ow - _ the best in boxing. As ‘ong #5 °5 track will afford an opportunity for mered down fromm 5 to } . ast 3 | Be A . n. ——- pectation of meeting J iny Aupase em Leo saa ne therefore Ineligible te ecognizes Sharpes ‘ ‘ : : ‘ . % ; ‘ , ‘ . ‘ “ Pa ; Z "La ° ’ ° ; : ’ . . : _. — . — 4 . : , ET: aeslon 4 c sae ° . such noted two-year-old performers 19 days an 2S oe 93 ‘ ‘ Ls ane ngeitna Herd Sn a — +> + t} cr thing to his reputation and will pad for the piublic links it a — re expe . o use | oni fos our — . , , : . x —— Dan asi - Lys ’ : . . — sia . : pe ma am : . 7 x dene “se 6S ect t UW sial : as Willis Sharpe Kilmer’s Sally's A!- time ipa . ee ” m nena Terese z gtity ee ao . — ;, his bank account considerably tn Hetd apparently is : . : , . a ou , , — , : | . iy ' ” oe ? 9 & ~c Ad ‘ r’ , - 4 li, ' ae " * bh feelin | a 4 : . e. 1 lass) $4- 3. % pte of England. world’s fliyweight cham. hitting the ball harder & , a Betting on Event VY idely Se a red, ¥ : . . : 4 > OS : ait? ' hedu ied "To meé¢ * nera: \ 1B te mien. who is matched with Villa and greater distance out «@ referee tor mt sa club he told ts hag beaten 8 |. gat As a member of the bat _the ru ae won 4 be enterest to , 5: Spug ema e r Tip ny fallace iug.d at AV 210, | 3 hye may fight Genaro, too . With Enchantment Quoted at 10 to |: cok ae oe ns Monday ne Soros oF ngusn boners and whe, AGE Gant oe. ant! he eipeced {6 cOmOOBMMMMMRD Teter act wo accented in ean | da O ga ln 08 - macs a. Dé novice ; inst Kilbane and ee ee Ne jority of the big teu = narpe has done notht: g to change ? : has been a great champien in his ....- 4 ; , F } Ez, f : Tomorr w v Poa OD enced 2% angers. . . : ea! > -~wviews We are ready ‘o try the: The open aspect of the event has is an experienced and exper eon. ACE a | ow s Ha re de Grace BROWNS D E T CARDS ees iio at . novice class, he ig a rimg veteran. He was St. Touts will have — a age again under the of ,* eaused a widely scattered play and “ome, one who does not believe in sule and a 6x — a. 105 : Walince we Sn Pie hting France and | World's qnamgres long before the nent entrants in Stats, - aitions and feel sure that Kaiser, Re favorite, Enchantment, is sti!) ng eyo —* m the to; : t $2.90 ) IN FIRST SERIES GAME enti aie in Se i oe aeill nearty | War The flywelght class originated national events in State tm i eae Page a preju-| : 10 + *S Seemacm | | erly . Donges : nt, L241 a: turle : | : ey oe 6h im «6 England—or the name did — R. E. Beckenkamp, Dptret Gee | —_ ss ee — quoted at 10 to 1 straight § te ft any rea! fas: : r rime, } an®. Se’ ; - Break L@ Blue . oe 7 i. havig been born Au ind Wilde was the greatest little, C. L. -Wolff, tormer Em | referee “A : : nim “a . . . , ee #2 14 Via’ +7 Centinued Frem Precedisg Page. , " ‘ee . ‘s considered as : ~ ; hee ki “a ion. Eddie Helé S “rhe conmnission hae said of place end 3 to | to show P , 6 and er iso rs eRe age = Maver 114 | ; fallow ever seen in England, where Jimy Manion. * antes ui ba , ; re: , ce , ogi : wae : iimost te oO] | Ce te : _— = 14 order money refunded in case The report that August Belmonts *' sasippiecgmienst the raed « . : : | eee s a 8) ee ial al gs “Hi oe —. aes ,.| the little men seem to hare all the! - se cod again disqualified a goxer for . : Poe : . , . = , : - { 1 - : ; , 7 ‘ ” — -_ " riage - ’ : > . a°° - - s* . Messenger would not be a starter !s —. 0m Fecerés « — a e~see gimillar to that wien ter be ’ : =F " — ‘ : - ; : On m ' : 4 . . __ a : ¢ i 4 . Lon ron 4 oo e Ss - ’ = - ters Fa ee. 4 ; : son Se Ra aed sia: eaeibiiai He knocked it several Amer'tcan ® promo . o atin theud We ot taxken seriousi in New York as sullt on h a = . Y . ¢ ns i Ver as . } i.G ij > . rignting os } hoxers wlie went over te beat him As for the chance that ted the ©esner-ha- he has been backed heavily $s deep thre hoy aaa gee . Re ' ac me n Doss . 14 >t tcl dC nd the ° ; Ve See eo eee and did ” ahattie a oe Went Be champien whea = ¢ not gure their own rules give Gifferd A. Cochrane's Goshawk ,ye, sal : aii SR aap “et aoa se gag a cen es Lid ad et yf wee + tryin ast, clever boxer who otcasionally!“"* ~~ ~*~ ett s mas rolls around {Baee. & a he commission that authority and) Crepped from 25-8 and 4. to 15-8-4 weight over ss Manjta = eee i Rago , me | ’ Fact ” 7: aad: 8 arn sipped over an unexpected knock- Leenasd Piananing Campaign. worth comment. st: wl4 certainly contest, In event of hte a | : + “Borers are @Guly warned before. ing goes thet his owner, J. S. (s- ward in «a! : a ne ee ocak es ee ae a Rat Boat i and !t may be his last as a light- ' ighc mach{nes . a 1m Stages and pu = : : ‘ i - ' I : a aAroeugni “ne War in wo r omar" mae. © his class. Pirpe is a bouts. Sharpe warns ‘hem dur- den, has placed a large commission $2.24: 82 k Sur‘ ong vse! a : pet tip cee toughest rive! Desay is almost toe old to lear @ on him. General Thatcher is ei About In Memortam, 11 : ariny, was wounded sev- wtll have onphis trail {s Tendler, but aos eine oknt? nat needs the course of contests. when ‘hey Quoted at 39-15-8 despite the fact , and decorated for feats, 5° ™' ee eae eee oe tae experience wierd | peend. It is when tp) pene . . : : OE “Ta wal 7, - +: iim @ ¥ «. a ms ponans at first and leare the Phila- °° — bey orders. after repeated wara- of his goo® showing the frst tin m9 leman! | rom Ss mer (iw LO & : ty lined » of valo the front. Patched up. ’ , ne inte SOth past their prime } . = . td - — = . ° = : é ‘ ‘ ; ‘ 198 _ ee . -" ¢ X. 7 ‘ wad » dein ian ior a b 4 money Bout . | _ . ' that boxers mist oe af 4 ad .a- eut under colors at Bowe , = an ee ee : Rae pyright Os Lad : a ' ; ~~ hy | ball 2b he army surgeons, Cr'qui has the season only because of - —_— ™ : - . » *% ” w4hil ' " 2 , ° : anter or . > Pha a . . Ww - 7 , = : , : 2e ad 4 -” t . »? > , , ? " . 4 wet . “s 2 , 7 ~¢ . 1? } : ‘To. . ‘. 7 at bulk. . a icacioR. : _ Lester Doctor is reported to have Dow Om ext w : : h been -} (ten , SS eS ae The most interesting situation, ef Which tsr't alwage Commission Violated Own Orders. ) sent $1000 acress the board on want to ' - ranean ~ ee ONG ; ; . , a 2) he tawbore having heen shot away .n::- ‘ eh . : 9 é | me 2 En " a ; ; ' | In th , ith in en A soe ager: course, {@ among the heavyweights against Dempsey. The | t was pointed out today by those erry Pie, but he is still 20-8-4 preparatior r the dérbv or ¢? Yesterday’ $ | Huntington Results. ; ? 108 trv : . mad many ‘end - in DdDattie fsene went mght dack ‘tO; Firpo is being boested and eased | hard. ; Agee . eontt as} The Rancocas stabie’'s Zev has -rack on wh®ch ¢! - 41} : maidens, 2-rearvids _ - the Browns by s'amm': the ring as soon ag he could whenjalong tc be matched with Dempsey quaint ith boxing ** Eos been pounded down from 23 to 1 io decided . - “+ » . - ae ° »4 ' ns ' - . i- . 5° 12 te 2. ttle Celt has received deal of differen: tn ~~ gotne ‘a! * ea n > . Mar - Par ia Mtun : id = n the same me Ge! He knocked out a leng list of op- >¢ stacked against anyerne who might f NEW PROFESSIONALS steady play and has dropped from these :wo tracks. In Memoriam has srr e° ag third andl a = : a th : it nied ai ate te Hn = ponents meer lost a couple of dec!- ae lim over and spot! a big gate. | | 50-25-13 to 20-10-5 done everythin hare asked ae ti porn _apoon ers 2. cag Sh orest Ler pe aah a owing and piaced a single in | sions—-one to Pal Moore and one to nere are great advertising poe- WITH GOLF CLUBS IN ~ n&' I belie ite Gan 5 Og ae in Gane | 2 — 12 Golten Mal sod ubtched a few mere ta.| TOMMY Media Visiting, Amteelia (SO ee te siant. He a en eRe =f nk Tt believe bi pant hee Bs tore beh Ghee tee r jte : 193 Sherdel had pitched a few more tn- y -Nobia Visitingy Australis, |. s hacky tat Gilneas oneeen | ST. LOUIS DISTRICT The gwumber confidentiy expecte: wren, Se ; a ‘arry nt 4 «M mont é ¥ : ca 3 a mogs ‘the Browns ron hare = — x PPR sm peti rid tie as a boxer He has little beside size “Three new professionals are af- ie etnet fm the race on May 1? ts a j r far, . bs 2 kro i. ae wh i. ee, . Tim : wate a" ' | paar knocked kim ou , = ; , f pene 52 ple. ae Wael and strength and a tough jaw. When Ke a Hated with gol and country ciubs the oniy kind as a cha: : . ‘ea Board, Wre ree W ~ So agate eg ~arelessiy had he pitched his yw and ee eee Dempsep wag working his ‘vay i m the ®t Louis District Golf Assé- rPiaced at 25. and with $59.0900 acded win - — , ad 7 : RG : . ~ " Soi — +" wits % Dencio Cabanela—in Australia con- picked the toughest men he could “pr have transferred from one! ing fees will make Sate puree worth a ” ch RR pg eas m .Nerr 1 . $3.50_ = tinesee 105 Carmand oe — a pew OS tee 8 tT sidered a coming world's iightweight , find | ah‘te another tin the neighborhood of $78 e098 ; ae mmm an it eee og ee . e _—s ee dcggeepacs sion—and beat Syivio Jamito, Floy® Johnson. who is to box Wil- | : | Deaait and Bimer Harrison ere “I have not decided vet whether I ty sca a wuthern Cross ' o! Lo Bruin Vas sOva or “OVS. if 6 of *he most rema kable a iittle fal. lard at the Yankee Bai! Park May 12 y/ : ith Algonquin Clud instead of Will take a number of my horses’ wo shy : = TH R =f. Handicap 3 a Cal MuCier, wht (or @2er ‘Oo lews developed in the |! ippines| ProDasiy before tae Biggest Mgnt) ‘ ™= > le & where they peeps t e@vanced in their training to Mar ey ae : ‘1 $5.20 2 wor onate tone Coesden entry Pega gor u yay Sats ” and at ieast as capabie a fighter ag “"Owd en record is nyicd more dan- T — ‘ The se eS eee land or race them Fite hea * i, eee peer iin . 2 des : . even en’ Ro oa. 5 + a aid os |} gerous than Firpo. but isn't attract-| ii] Meh orn, Norton ~~ wer said Jehn 8. Ward. “Dongea i eleilicand sey yt lease re ) a mw th race. g er Purse. 3-1 is down the left field line for Test yee Crieut knocked: aft Lh it. | ay Cub: arther Longworth, St. Lents +. : onges nh P overtra'’: Hy os ; Se > Be : : . J a ; ms 134] ” . ; : . } ric CAKE our Heil rowd Firve our of the lime. atre « >. formeriy ef White Su!- start in the Preakness bel: her a np penta ortenbete tm: aan. “si8 | ais: ae Se : — h Le h urdy French light if ne topples big Jess for a r Springs. W Va. ond Tommr ean get him fit for that r: ee Tere Dae aaa ; a ive » . furicnes 1} ‘- gee. te me weeauh: 'y . ent & nad @ Cis at rweight. round; knocked 19 eount That won't worry the “em : an. Forast Park Gelt Club, fore | have several i-vear-olds ready db.) iy me aia eo and w' ~ "08 (Gitek ¢ a Sr aD ae a i = ; , - SOM 11 ch t mpi TAM is t n Callicott in three; stopped premoters I! ‘ust make another ; ~ eg 'y ef Chieéago they have been working prettv hard he: ' sate Pa ile fai Bet m3 8 urd 7 meek Wt 7 ; 14 rown oppe h 9@ Fox. nglish champion, tn 12: good match—Firpo and Johnson—enéd : oi Other professionals aene ar and I don’t kmow but that I wil! ‘er 3 | ; rage race ~- way !t se es » Ferest Parte ae py ere teriiy ts the opinten of a!) wha have i — amt he Shere +? Seer ~ 50. th’ me. ° : M 2 : ~we | omiler's 4 $ own. speed, craft an4 a clean xnock- nena. there are at feast three matsbes i : Pred Paden Bs 2s Glen Echo | een ebactying the son of (alt tn hts - th bet a derbw’s Sry ay e a so 6 : . ; Ausfe “ee feided the ball in a hurry and anaie eut puseb. As he has deen fighting in sight—or four, 'f Wille-Dempsey !s - rife Clarkson. Mk@iarn4 a) iar, preperation for the seasons cam- ish. D1 nother obgerrer : ete 4! ne mile and ene - @& Sne throw to Robertson. Hornady often and ts 'n his dest form this e44e4—that wil! ‘cok a lot better on Be owen Mantes. Sunget™ HT ato appeared tc have the throw beater. year he shenuld have a very fair paper than the Dempsey -Carpentier Sraster, Kirkwood, ent * Harvey | workmanship , s ¥ With a few more “wor he wh: . k Y 9 paign . more rks” he » kn k from a band- ’ 7 — net Siti Oe ‘ e+) . » Wither ~* fight hich cracked _all sportin "2, St. Clair ‘@ ready to go te the races Ward: # Lr | but Tmpire Moran was ontop of the chance to beat Kijhane 10 has fight which cracked , ai porte pay end ‘called Rogers out. Bot- Spe , - = ’ . . 2 : : n . , . . AY NINE u a tow n * fur fokey B Lit Cannes Llé as , a om : - + "rer: Skier fi) oerocite wee vmpian Ki : Fn ET, 4 hrgoane Pere : might have been changed. a@motedy Another Example of the VALUES in T his “a neordia Seminary will epiky tte bk lack 110 Sixth rs 300, slaim! seruiiaeth tedden 5 fae ang OH OU at the time. . oo cam. of the season — ay itiidahe Fre 1t3 her ‘+A at , five o a : — =. - x on __ - . ~ 2g year-@ an 7. % a- " : Mel. :« R neces oF - a = ot Poucnt ~ , . = is “ 4 iD . 4 io- > ft 3. oe ? e furon ae it0im™mM es, a new Am™moercan League ’ rei a lc a bas 7 ‘Washinates a (2)Miee Teego 18 r- iJ Aare. ; wert ata ; S Ruth 29 impira, worke@ behind the piate ee -he meet w mark @pe Neel Barthoomes , aa: , Ls ; &s4 : ‘Re : : na Ta wat " ~o> ¢ **, , tess F 25 Te > ad - s te -earme eeries, the oo an Wikersen oe. Soe en ‘ in ta 3 3 urd. Tim yon Lig Mammon nd there were many complaints 4 ae @ar-« :o he piayed May 18 rohbank ent: oe , . ee ae “po cal : Be ee 9 eat ee sage > caling of Balis and strikes e ‘Las: Br. cag * cnn. | , “eve . r : SRUGK ER n : laxe Hi : ; : armen nt aes " , — — 7" . ar Paddy F tsgeraids ‘eam a remarkabiy good crowd se Grec the first tlit be « scere of ing the weather Sun seats > ie YL the Prkewer sessed out. achers were popuiar, both @i rs Noted for its durable steel con- a wale, ft feld stands being well struction and attractive raceme Well tntlioer to your , en, : official statement as ‘é | “olecs 2 : ne ont OE SACO 6 lam EE ee ee OED A KLE OLE tee AY tote oe : o- a “3b — atide . . . > ; bi tas ny , nd ~~ a.t * - ; : - 7 = , d ; _—- 4 ’ rye : how . ; » S ae Wpera or + a nie 3 sft toy am 5 ne , - ee ? cosa : , - ~-8ncance was con out, ut it ) ue Sergee—and Bes _ ide | . — . 5 ‘ sad rt : rmAt 2 7 iT. of , + : ‘ : : + &is - Terme ; % Chaminade 7 “ers W me. alm ne iv ea roids ” : . mete aaa . : rad a 3 : --- ; ; : 17,009 ersons paid : . omtepaee . ++ oa 40, $3.40 : Buck be , Yordan ' ow Pa . " 'ttiinade Scheel dasecall " ' . won : . Armonne Fo .] 108 Ring Re ' isin « Te "thames a. : . ' The ¢ - = . . . o~ ‘ae ie ! ) See a ’ : 2. an). Le 7 ®¥red Kinney . its “0 odenas 7; ‘ 538 “emporary dox seats behind : Ss th Bi Ss in Thi I EF ef Ge’-. ted the re from the Per- iY ti - 100 be — mee | wei it Fourth rece, $900. ..| Srst and third have been left #tand- = : ‘g pread ¢ ssue. | : sai Meip School, 3 to 1. yesterday Peimt. 31 a a ) verde B = aniey ¥.. ba — elds and « ones. ing. while those behind the plate - , Section 6, Pages 14 and 15 Be — Gam- was a ADeat- battle be- »- — o Asche siexanter : --g34 hare been removed New timber —_ . : Wentker of the victers & aren thet.“ F. Herre A i braces have been placed {mn the an , Satisfaction © . San of the defeated club. each 4 -_ . | Y se rR n tg : W enti = iwc. er = Ao . rain vieachers an@ all rotten wood torn -* — one — ‘ 4. a6 pa ‘ te , 7 mont - . . Tongs és e % * es ot tae " . al 21 ng a zg-oad gam, S. a Cin , ey : tabs out, at the request of the Building a "Se only extra baee bit of ft ai Winet, % h Vor . ‘snp a4 = . Comm —"\. _s ? oe ; : eer de Harver alec ate cise = Louis Licht “tt? — ssioner. The outfield was «4 t« _—— - tree ererre by Perpet iaitming mile end? As SIXT# RACE, mile and 7% verde. @vear. $2 a a “J¥O | bit heavy after the long rain, but the | py. 4 , Sided the winners ‘av age re : a@ upward, hand sap 1+: . ‘nfleid shewed that Groundskeeper : ESO RIM or ; : cee, >) eS ; 3 3 Neat 100 intake inth race, 8500. Sie neem: bad nat = boar we : : - . mona CITT. Ok. April tense pecieiene et ee ae ee |, 212 N. 7th} 0 3s eee Oe Se } De so small last fal! @uring ~ Oxo Deer south of Tagkee awiee, ee =

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, = Jack Dempsey Is Still Making ‘em_ Dig Up; : He Has Invested In a Coal Mine in Utah igers Smothereq ‘ggiset Offered Return Go With = “ive 1s Offered Sarazen Expects = wn ING Piker Track Team | FOUR FRENCH CARS TO | a244@¢4%2 — by Nebras _ Another Chance | eee Biscults Finish First in Business Men’s League — Three — - —-_ national atin ‘abe’ tx ae sie . 3 , > se £ , & ers. . . Entry !n Handicap 7 namént Best Since 191 1—wNationa! t1 Missouri Pitcher. he Indlanap ‘8 motor speed ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ey SUNDAY MORNING, APRIT 15, 1993. | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 Are EF ee ae POLL, rn Ponzi Mall ras LO La ile LO Nn, Nl, ts . i With Jimmie Smith May 3% was made tonigh: vs eS 3 3 ag oe a oy g ma r : . : A mag oa ae aa Loeffler, Farrell, Mehlhorm and ) | — aa _— ‘ sneer A TrLAtTiAge ri : the es ns i thlea¢ a! . " some oS ‘ fa’ to the Port-Diepaton : Men Athletic Associa tion Stands Back of Its Official | et RR he Diegel Stand Excellent a anes eee gee i Washidilton University, in ite firet a iy 226, & 1, 1899 agd 248 Colt mh s0eore4d outdoor track meet of the season at ‘Three oo t@rdav ctat } Se Ag > ou ‘e . 4 ri Are TPTraa\ aL? rs) c a 4 ay > See ee ; : by i¢ a} Wiis t efore the Missouri hitters found ” 7 | d that he hoped to arrange a return match TA ee NS ew I was fortunate enough to have|°**'S°*% ei the alae | . 0; Zlegenheins 2, Schumacher } Runge was bigh man for the Mt: ; vie oat om ty - , 7 7? 4 . . e , * . ‘ One a j } J ©! Yj - Fe ’ ’ : : oe ; "4 aie) ' = - . . a eterson, the visiting hurler. for 9 Johnns Peewee’’) Kaiser and Frankie Osner for the ieee S| wron the national open last year, and... . a Ride OS Te * aaa | ¢ loesoh Cx Sunlight 1 ae : ss : a +} Il wouldn't bh + 7 orpr ‘¢f . ea « © vende ? first lace in the shot ut and the ira by Bunker in the fourth : ’ ; : ( hea a a eurprised ‘2 aome Mever @roc he at , nha lisers Q To? 2 § $0 poe . ern Pp ‘ $e rs’ only run came -_ t] . The + told the Post-Dispatch last a : ; : , e oats 3 a ms t. : yi i ‘© eighth | ; Edged es © aN S |I-am wins this year. Those three Three leagues te! 100-YARD DASH—Anderwert ter three weak innin E mt he had not heard fro | 3 Fe ke Ss ; ; s by p that he had not heard from |. Bes, vay Gaara e ei aerige *parlapegges in which the Tg nd y Peter. ‘. / 7 tia ial LS -Kabakoff Matched fo ks Otay See i : > a } _.tgchedule « the Wa Amnual Classic to Start. on), Tire Rrameer Wahi n (age '@ sigers had little “aaeeead, but that he thought the of-| Ke Si Sets | Sreat masters who have been St-| 1.9 week. The Nationa! ! 7 Thirte bewle: a's ond; Runge (Rolla). third. Time—! Wficulty in putting men on b ’ r. ‘ ae as pars — Fi At R d Wi x ' : ; nNre,r a » know Toneffler’ a YY weal} % net aSnington, secon — eae, _ at ipt pe Aa A , SsSormnRy Tr Jooal bantames fougnt into cH te ilson, of New York The Hi H O EASO - 7 — Ss game well, nd hij nei . jen Won Preise: aS } Distance, 388 ft. 8% tn He will attempt next August te swim ; : . . “ee =’ » - ' . sie ‘ , . 4 i j . . vw. 1 . ; . i+} fon r° She = +7 4 e ~ " ‘ : . r4 : if “gla ‘ riz a }* : ° . j ; : ABIL E ee ABR yround here, last week, w! aati Ss Whe waseuds co" cs a See ‘ha g played with him frequently, dual ar . ! . ri ie fin }RROAD JiUMP—Bianoberd (Wii first.) the Engiish channel im " . " ; ; i i ‘eo = ae 17 ; Tr Seem ‘ . ’ 7 = J , | . ( Lb = r baving a slight shade when bal j ‘ ® 7 ; ” " ii nave rter ondered eae Sharpe frer repeated war el glad t show at the ¢ iseum, Continued from Page. 18 , " = . -* Bil > > 2* . | = » .” 2 “or ref }s- . ad 6 . re . ” ‘) disqualified } eae eer s dI ~~ 4 ae 4 > , , . oa © _ ‘ ~~ .* dain ‘ . 4 “ Wh 4a ‘ ca | Bunker rf > | Robert “a | 3s #e obey orders | Marsa’k if ' 7 about a vear ago against Johnny liamso at & ri for Centrai alowe , ‘ ’ 4a’ rey 7h . *} a ition mat zg 4 Ca e-Tree .@ ow, who ’ | ren ey ' o ith oe... 4 ? | 3b. .4 . lav 2 Te ity boxing commissioners . ‘ 7 “ . | ne ata ! * cit! & : Nove and displayed good form. lannegan’s } iT. to short : : fhe é > ® : 2 + ~ : 0 ) : | ear ; Ja = shat . s ‘ } s r 1 ) ig } ; l¢ TO ls ; : ( I 1 put 1?) et eet ©! enmusomr869- od | SSsoaI3909; 2 gemmission, censured Sharpe for here, that tHe oommission had ap- is, as a rule, very accurate. James huste he termed premature action in parently erred in reprimandineg mone, he {s constantly ré- Liswellys . | lifving Kaiser in the * enmcd Sharpe and had violated its own “i s on bals— om t. Ublemeyer stated that Sharpe -iyjes by paying Kaiser his share cf Klin 3. Frit D fin not consulting members of the purse n ‘APE Ficklin 1 Rane bile of be commission present before dis- Mite Steer wee based ob section a. Pras wim, a Bk ene Ee in fying Kaiser and added that if 5 (a), of the form of agreement i i . perever repeated such a ruling he commission orders clubs lohnt ; ie nearly ready to _ 4 Ponda rel ‘ 4 th : ne—iim. 551 | h the « Johnny rel! " val Sa Anata (Whiemeyer) would order thé to use in signing boxers for con- Excitement ruled until the ¢ ; te ut and win a big champion “sl co ar Lf : y 8 DIE HE.LD WILL BE aut holding the bouts to refund (ne | tests Three ‘copies of such agree- ! innin h con Al ; "T hie } , An t Inwood Johnny should : oe rie ry Ect la! It costs less INELIGIBLE FOR PUBLIC a tors’ their money ments are made and signed, one for ‘leveland hope: et i ry ‘ell. for he knows mat O42 An ’ an @& . Bones = ) Qiub Backs Up Sharpe. the club, one for the commission teinhardat A Beck we cou! id plays it well LINKS TATLE TOURNEY ~ +: try Cook of the B. M. A. A., and one for the boxe: bles DUt THO Caronaerers —— " i\dvise Farrell to work a . 7 ? 4 . ; ‘ » 7 = 7 ; sahb ’ ave ] ? ‘ States Entry. aluable advice and asaist Central Sta mm W. Cc. Fownea, one of the shotmakers in the game @nd who knows golf from every Pifteen tearns from &8t »™ participate in the Central Btates ne held in Peor.a nament be! . Stein Tr. teams a? ther re cy) . : ‘ | vwestercay and next Bat rr; ma session of the yst-Dispatch br g — ia ani sin my n. He has become a member of @ “Sharpe stands for what we think : : : ry Ume J See Jonnny Btein . ‘ ~ ’ . : sas . teh . ~~» + . , ty ¢ i+ - ls : ° - e nee _ ; ‘ i ‘ : v o clas- ° Seponquin Golf Club ané & hs the best in boxing. As long as the 5. (a)—The referee may also ; ; fie, ' ' ipress _ = is 8 nno ced t ee . aad Berpfore ineligible to compete again mission recognizes Sharpes i! for cause declare either party for arate eigen tes 6p iy ma se on his | , tournament to be held at Jeter- or the piublic links Witle. 4 MTUSSION TOcogniz PPOs ! ' e ae a, hide seine i ali tis neta Sons bee es klnie ori] 25, There are Held apparentiv is A better player” a se, we expect to use him in ou: said exhibition disqualified, in fi Bu ; easton eotkt al e in we b ¥ , } 1} ' | y ’ .? ™ i» v | -¢ n " ’ if ’ ’ : “Bett - aa ~~ § '- . ‘i = his year than ever before He jg gows | which event said party shall not | aie aoe ake my swing as tight and as 160 e1 - A ¥ -* f Ni ' 1 7 ] rs i I / ' [ I r) eu i *OVTy rar? | = ¢ , T re | T¢ Ti « rit . } | hitting the bail harder‘ ana getting — “When Sharpe accepted the post receive any part of the compensa- ai thai th + Biter } } se al =_ rs rg” — —— Oo m e Cigars | lL) ( ‘ - i ij ‘ 8. { ny - § een 10 ! gz ‘ne SAT? a LnjIng mreater distance out of! his drives, © referee for our club he told us’ ton agreed upon. ay pg Kee : om Woman Rolls Good Score 3 : ‘ id , i ; se ~ Ts As a member of the Algadpauin Club, 7 + the rules would be enforced to : a | . ’ . : he | a The commission requested loca! , ® is pxpected to compet@ in a ma-= letter andre accepted his ideas | . ; rope en hard man te eat the ‘Sean & ubs to discontinue former forms of | lalv t gle} +} . Nal sv akes neia 6 . nat ecause h , already shown ; (+h a score of $30 jority of the big tournaments of the ~ arpe. has done nothing to change | . : ear a2 Serieteuagaes wee®” contract and use the one including lamagé was thre : ) ington . wees rae omer Views. We are ready to try the . 7 es _ | that he is very ar being a cham ain fare setteintaed . ft ' St. Louls will have severa@ promi- - * . the above clause. According to this | een a sa ae sale ; : ‘2 | hielo Z Sea hnirt ° | fi : aah c} ae 417) InGg@? th ia T ( rt ' ij hots ) biit? , ‘ _— nNarat 7 y ; Rent entrants in State, sectional and ; over a&e . Pp irrm referees are not only. empow- » 7) me ’ é ind TY) 2 4 ', ee t . " : ‘ i qd ; im’ ¢ one ry Ti @ a DP iffer ’ —_— a eo? ‘ Mii .¥ + ’ ‘ j National events [n State Champion 3" tions and fee! gure that Kaiser i i Bien, tae eercad tele Stee tay ite Rie Sie a} mR. FE. . ~ Bneec ear to encounter reju- ae ge look for Johnny to do well at In- the Ziegenhe 3 a ee ee Chama nm ea. t ounter a prey commission is obligated by its own | ia ro - + he ti b : d - ae Ww sha on” . re , ’ 7. ) Pa . par . Z “e , . a ae ~~ oo = = ¥.. 4 ‘ - rT) Als . - 4 - j rorm » & Ippo T Lo Ais Cotbion-Stein Win Jimy Manion, Eddie Held and others. — “The contmission has eaid it qualification by withholding the dis : — en | st oe Aria a ail «! Compact Swing Necessary. y j, a. idsicee ; 1 f ae: ' tise atone: verngtte Beco ualified mans pa‘ | pox from th | Mehihorn’s long game is @s ° egg Avi tdete aa h f n | a couple of years age 7 a age sear otes xing com: fon is made up The C | lela! » went iy to tI hear ts r tion es it could be, but. « b> and “Hap” Vierheler, . . Int 'y ron shots he once gets hia ‘rons workin sept 4 irs 4 . xt , rfer “= nor tha tA vw A. . The promoters can't lose! . mses similar to that | , ite Ban - . " As for the chance that Dempeer ed. the Osner-Kaiser bout. We ee oe SOOO AI aa ne et eee eS ee Won't be champion when neat Christe not gure their own rules give [2's | hieme) | ey ’ the greens. At ieast that is the way a ne the South | Crause, r Bi i rur rnicn } is gaine appeared to me when last ! ; ow 7 . mas rolis around—thats tf Commission that authoritv anda " ae ete ied aad fit ag total of 1079, he s Broadway Athlet Robert | Sulted f: saw hin. And if you expect to win —— a ames ; —_ la Retinet Dempocy. Fis thf mata _ mn on Violated Own Orders. wsvemeyeor is the only member of dele ona es 7 | Se 2 _ jerful Preyer | in this iat he 7 Pg aa she: wit thes . } hard. ) — @ pointed out today by those the commigsion who has had praoc- “se ra ry _ has it on all of us youngsters. If de-| 04 more accurate, he seen he —, memes i with boxing conditions, tical experience in the boxing garne. | ™'78'on oh Aigag ; wy | terminat and a mever-say-die eradicated the fault of 8 ) = - | 7 ERE AE SU, agp on @ snort i ball ? yf 1! int for anvthing Leo will be putts as he used to do ; , Z c ~~ | Pin Be wens | , Was advanced ¢ Stabiers 88 ne of the foremost contenders for In my next article I shal itell o JA | ipa - Be NE PROFESSIONAI S TILDEN MAY BE ABLE rifice. Branconie: ttempted = tl the champfonship this summer. Hay- the improvements I have mary | Uy, ‘ GOLF CLUBS IN TO ARRANGE AFFAIRS SO oe “* : | mo G ' ing changed his swing, and being in a own fame and of how rn pik Trance i mt . ware far my trip to Engiand position to play frequently, Leo is P8™? *% ™: P " ST. LOUIS DISTRICT HE CAN GO TO ENGLAND /2n4 scored the winning run of the scoring better now than he has ever erry 7. Wa’ ER. Ok April. 14.— ret new professionals are af- By the Associated Press sane when he cre - 2 @one before | : “mere Aggies broke even. with | ; tj a With goM and country clubs CONCORD, Mass., April 14—The| Rawdon's double iert Leia \¢ ay | Oklahoma - niversity in the +s d : , _ 1 + Of course youve got te figure Canthern Methodist ] ers in ni a Bt Louis District Golf Asso- announcement that Willfam M. Joh; Oe eRe , Soursern 4 Mads gl ae Chet as active plaviof th : jton of San Francisc wrappiath si Central 4, Yeatman 5 Bobby-Jones as usual. He's sure to | first series of the Southwestern \o% ¢ t, ; © pmy ro ® Season | ston : rancisco was going | ~AT MAN CENTRA | be good always. It is impossible to, ference baseball season, by winnin 7 ; ; 4 . . hy bly pie YY, f . ehliorn, Norton Hills Ooun- (| much if I’ make the trip.” he added | ip ot ee n 00 See ee eS er eee WE MATCH YOUR 4 = ee . , 14 : , " * 7 ~ : + ‘ . ; i ' ue; ATthur Longworth, St Louts Gen expressed himself as ‘de nif 0 0 OW es who are coming along rapidly and ~_——— é ot bd, formerly of White Su!l- ) lighted that Bill Johnston !s roing.’ - : te.s ag who can be expected te step out soon ; , / f/f ' ° . prin Ss. ww Va , and Tommy When Johnston Die % ed in iY pia? q Tate ‘ . F) The troub e with most of them as COAT AND VEST : . ; 77 2 ween, Porast Park Golf Club, for- before he was not at his best, the tte > . in trimiirg eee it is that they are ww bit slack in , : , . . ; = . ' ’ 7 = : as ‘ . ort of Chicago champion remarked en 2d a their swing (Copyrighted) ; ! e | rice. | . * 4 i# P ‘ 7 Wd AL |}, Defie AY ~ ored VA 4 > ~ Bave transferred from one William T. Tilden II of Phitadelphia } hes all of the shots and then some ie in the efehth & . Mtoe another | here today, met the response that he 1} die might be more determined but m1 is aiken the Aggies the game -" , . ii , ‘ + SRA28A u a7 \ Clie 4 , se re er MArtieon te ! -s — ae eC eee noe he’s pienty tough enough for me Gonquin “Ciub instead of | ut i'm ali tied up with piedges Ulright now and Y wouldn't be at a! : : Where they were instructors |tco play in important tournaments VU surprised to see him romp off with Open Saturday Until 9 F. 3} The new professionals with Sandy Wiener and I doubt very Of as ' \ \ WN x ithe title th's vear on? A mm Pe te : _ * ~ ~* YY ’ _ ™ ra Im addition two popular abroad this spring, gommunicated to aB. RR. H er ow ae criticize his game in any way He today’s game, 6 to 4 > rofeasio ldtn over “All America wants England te see | *™tr | 4 , — oa sg Peart him “4 hy pont: oe es Left on baer , | hing on the part of Georgs Oompare our new Spring coeeeeon. M and oman ais , eg a mee se ps i —— | Seen a. Byrne and Sparling and plenty ef practice on an@d Summer fabrics, prices ené [| Bi, on, Sunset’ Hill; ee ens SONS REE Lees Vine | Murpe: ‘Ime: urs my part to erndiorte this fault. = ra workmanship with other ES ~eemer, Kirkwood, end Harvey cent Richard, national indoor cham- - - Putt M n . or-made or even ready-te- _ St. Clair. pion, and Young W'ener also were ew ~~ ecide. wear clothes elsewhere ané ~~ "Ss a considering jolntng the invasion. A}! Soldan 7, Cleveland . Dont’ thing for a moment YF am you'll see why we do our shar*. his Plans this year have been mada BOLDA™ SLEVELANYD counting out Magen, Hutchison oer AB. and m al 3 - A i? - r fai > ae | . x e ei > ore, of the tafl busi : IA TO SE with a visit to England next rea . Barnes. They'll take some Beating \ »\ —s \ SAS AN WO \ ness of St. Louis. e\do our . = ‘ wie 8 4 own ou and tatlering in s > .a y NINE TU SDAY in wind, he said. adding, if s A f this year—al] three of them i our own St. is chops. me eee Question that will take some time 4| Hagen's ériving bas improved mas. Seminary will play tt# ¢o answer whether ft can be rear- 0'velousiy. You'd hardly know he was 0 the sams golfer he was two years. Extra Ss . 1 For Only / “* t “apd the season Tu scay ranged now., In any cage, I sha!) pecia leld in I® he ¥ | ago HMe visits abroad and his ex.) with Washin@ton not ‘eate Sandy the lurch q - 4) b : . : ' . The meet wiil mark @h° can’t go across I shall not, and eve LY 6 perience on British links have helped : 9° him mightily. Miles short game is even teed A tWo-game: series, the #844 though he can, we may not be adie! , =e 10 be played 18 ‘ther matters - . played May to adjust other matters ae , 7 4 beter than ever, if that is possible ture! - ~Aaad, ‘hag agg: gritos | -————0- ace duh ayhinn orim: run ¥ ored (In fact, hie putting is as near to ; : at Dy. Pree ea ot 5 4A I rfection itself as ! +, Balle the Piieway nosed out |AIGH SCHOOL BOY SETS | ..J01!ns PSR RE STE h_1y| rtaotion Ment as Te ts pesatbte to PANTS ONLY : mM the second meet, 6—5, R - Bolfan OO0OI1 ~~ "| Without doubt Me | . : a ? o gen today is t . ° We'll tatler to — measase © a . t being called at the close) NEW 100 YARD RECORD | " , : onier, owe SOX. wreatest putter in the game, “ rq Match That S riff Suit Now! age! three-piece Suit eee 4 ndings $ inning WACHITA FALLS, Tex., April 14. Raw dor Oe 20 Ae ee ee his putter that has won hirn mo . +. p 4 eth Semen ena heskene om nate % % i ae ‘In Tr& mas of Bleotra, established a |." a” Reavitios tied .burger.!| his latrele this past year ané rT ‘ms ar | We Are the Original and tra air of ts FREB. e.. ‘> . e new State High Sahoo] rec ord for the) tc ‘ ‘ni@er , rst : ‘nts b ‘4 ° — Su ve _,. inade Team Wins. (100-yard@ dash at Iowa Park today | Wunderticx vn grag Esse to keep him in the Joantaa wits On | B Largest Exclusive Pants Store , = , ; ‘ ri to Ss : : ' - ae Other on See Sprizs i ™ Chaminade School baseball /when he atepped the distance [In 9 8-5 if Yt by pitcned batl-—#y | gor, @ Sea og . ’ Le | ted the team'f the Per- | seconds im the district No. 4 meet} Ut ) 3 : team from the Pe ae | Or : Soude edt Hutchison ts hitting the ball bet-. ” $30, $35 $45 d $55 7. ae) BSchoo!, 2 to }. yesterday. of the Tnkversity o exas Inter- a Fg —_ . ok, ter than ever be has done tn his long | “Beware of Imittatore th Dae tng & i Wat a pitcher's battle be- | scholastic augue ‘itch y gen ber it, 8! ang remarkable career. I know of Trt : S entker of the victors and . pieeemglegy v 4¢ “Muagrove. 2 hi ry=8 > | noné in the country e f& playing Satisfaction Guaranteed ‘s - 4 _ — rn oo — ILLINOIS BLANKS IOWA ing ; oft br ee. Fey the — t me irway quite & a - » nie nt “ nrings; off Becket nite, & fi ae well as Jock is at the esent ¥ ye 3 Pitching « coot came, mada IN GAME PLAYED IN SNOW 5 Fe d- $." ste | time. TI hope the “Hatch.” for his pe | ‘own sake et leact, will be able 7 oniyv extra haee hit of the CHAMPAIGN. Tr} April 14 -Pisy- Murphr/ to ——. / — gc abres4d sagein. for I think he ad / Lia ao Ff - . a ree erorrs by Perpetua! — _— . er, , i d . ; ing most of the gam na Bnow storm , - - ’ rma | mee nes the University of Illinois blanked the COLLEGE BASEBALL = "#24" *¢ goed & chance es anybody STORE tf. TaANORTL OTM SD a. em ” ° - T’niversity of Towa, 7 f, in the fire _ to win agein, the title he wen ifn mUMA CITY Ok. April] 14— basebali game of the \Yestern Cen- | Ames 4—3, Washington 5-—4. | 1981 713--PINE--713 212 N 7 St. ; 4. 5, 1; Oklahoma City 6, 9, L. | ference season here y. Jeokeon | Nebraska 19, Missourt 1. Johnny ell, whe trevele4 with he One Door . ath Crier’ "" ané Samide; Yde ané | pitched t Yast Zoomtilinada ale | } -—wewey By tae dangies 6. arnes tells Between th and Sth e- >. ti ascineeniattitti chicane: ; + ees e rr “* 2 2oh+-egno S So OOM 4 4b OT oe ea ome I Se ae ——_ = — | Bas as ao

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1923. | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' Tf the Boston Americans Fall Down This Year It Will Be Because the Red Sox Have No Supporte zo age en — bes - Frisch’s Hor - 11 Net Events Migcrphs Stamp 2ATee, Possibly Seven Clubs, Will Open © yin. tereg Scheduled by [7 lomo: . we, Season With One of Main Cogs Missing “ | ie standing golfer in this country, if Smith rt. Ha Pring training series a % Bg 53; . | i , not in the world at the present mo- By Herman Wecke, Coob cf bin Zottomiey 1b. U ams now stands tied. | ms . ment is Walter Hagen. Not only ] h clubs, -possibly sey. jf mann rf, McManus 2. 3 rs cf Fous . seven victories, with one - CENTRAL STATES TO | Pm ; oe ¢ | ee Aaa alae —— Lavan or Freigauss. Pineill. ~ 4 S * s was his victory in the famous North jen, will n the major league sea- ‘isney ss. vereid ¢. ‘lemons | “av oO play. COME TO ST. LOUIS | ne Sa... ‘ ie ay and Softh open paper na at Pine-|son tt «x with at least one of ‘Cou Shocker p. |Sherdei of Pretter > dine dR —fr— "J ih cima mae. = aUret a record-breakin their ma | New York at Boston. NORTON SWEEPS F cogs missing regate for the aa holes i 239). > , s 7 ; Bancroft — . Heading the list of these aggrega- Jonnson | mby 21 ron nlon AN AS DEFE Valley Championship T ae 3 : but his extraordinary achievements | auey ampionsnip our- e - —a : " a | t Belleair Heights, Fla. and at/tions come the Browns. They are Most!l cf. Guisto or pusel |! Roscke! 35. OKLAHOMA ON 3 Px \ 2 Sera : = heville in preceding tourneys were] withonu+ Geor Sisler an ry pny ) ) peg 4 : 3 S Ca Ol H Bee ded a ; ’ S * 7 ; > 5 - ' , iinout Georgs 5isier, and everyone amm 3 f r? _ Soe Ee t — nament Mas n Awar 5” RRS ; | ; =. © ee ll of unprecedented merit so far as], , Paik if i ss. *) Conne con? ol ee aoe Kan. Apel ta | : » en ss — i Knows what that means The othe, G me owell ce Sb. aaa a M . Valle in “ d _ of tartin “Ff Amel os - aa _— . eo . J . 71 ‘ LF Cc leit to the Rockhill Tennis S , ae 5 escaieetintnhi tiie Miettiin ure of starting without thei: base 1 hee: : oy + iad the Reds and Cubs Now Week. Pittsburg at Chicago. = 3 “ a . . . ~ the U ‘ = i! : ; 3 w . ~ aa ‘ Jai Ase £4,U 4% ms ' “ . . 47% . . - ; . ’ : 3 h* * ; 7“ 7 Club of Kansas City * _ e01 faranville ss. Statzr ’ ampin . | . ee ae : . interes: ng mo —_" 77 " r LOU : : : ; . s) { i} f me "ya - av ~ ; ee z ‘ . . — . 3a -] . > 4\/aA aad . id i & 7 " “ : 7 Os 5 4 , , ’ EAD ats oe , . _ Pt is il C . D Liigznt Wiil al, .~J r-Oigd fi ‘ : ae al os et i , a . %., wh aie alates =. ea ‘ we LAY - > iin . = ai ft ; rT} = erie, «oh tak - » ~ - . - Bx : . wont Te ia inl , . 4 os - . — 4 _ = aa : + - . , - . ’ Ses a . : : ” Davi n Oben : : Rae further sustain l nD I n a yaa as eCcUvVeri ly if n n ae “at te le Pip « - oh. —— : , " “- : * Se a “ D st . ne : oy ae ~ Tae ie. ‘ xo Ss as : . If s . e 3 — 77 . ; 4 ’ . J _— . - a . " 4 > te. . toned r | . uw : . Ss, * ’ 2 e . y : . ennis players BR eI Sing. Be SR ae fe Ste . = RE ee Rae eee co template a gol fer w! the Missouri Valley Lawn rennis % i FE Ss | Sars Ss — 2ut in his profession as Ru ith 1d ouocner, On » the POC CROPS ‘am m i 2 | ot 2 | im to : ' 7 : ~ » “Ay: = ~ , te ~~. . : . ~ ~ . . baie? = ; . ‘ ’ : a. bg +7 -_ , , ' > : : ; . ; : : a a ‘> = % ‘ . ‘, . . oo We . : 7 a” im Bee o : na. Be 7 Thtidan - T _— » Buen 21 479 1 — as and Tilden and ngenjin daseovail, Wii OC OUL OF Ch | “Washington at Philadelphiay stand out } hei batt front when the outfit oppose Ric fatthews cf eHale or >. ned HE United States Supreme tional, but that this prone reducing salaries at once or improbable. In this able justific ee eer oe is on the piten- | ‘"S Second | | gent store of Wm. Filene’s Sons sanctioned. wh Rg RSI oe ae Sra e ' : a my ‘mews | ie 80: erie 7 2 - - 2 = ; * geasons on which the movement is listed in the schedu! is pect ea a te a eee =e MP te Le Ae . Ree SR ee te Petites oe ae ; qe gua” )P.ayul Ay OCs a ’ s cormected with Schieidme: in Le mnerican Leagu se" 2 - has led him to support it. This that several other tournaments fo: be di otal oa ~~ ra eS mS" oe See ae eR ae Ba ae aie sa _—? Corner, nee o : ’ and may who willl play first base. Schleibner’” sb hav impr "he me ; A ai . a : : é the the younger players will be arrange: Pe ——— — eh eabaliepeeet te U sie bsenc The T! ; renee oe . = qginimum wage law, which was & aA sme Missouri Valiey championsh! oe 2 - ; eg me ae ee Pe times a? wer iccessful upon two eee RIS et eee ue | MD ene these swatted y proved e a ’ ™ will take place July 15 on the courts eS ee Pere, we: Be SS ee Oe MS Oe Oe SN Got Stig — + 22 ho} ivr hy vrerwle. . i ae a ha feterang who are not goin >| fi it ou . st dit with th aa te of the Rockhi!! Tennis Club in Kan- Rr a he ectinel teeen a Ro et = Sd ne : th: TEE NE ‘ohana —aatto oe = ee oe AAS NaN GAY | get any better at secon - mort, | Yank ho : startin PS Pega ee Phew me NEW YO sas City. There will be even for ERR EI bs ee ‘eS og Age St ge anes aie eee i ee er hae WIR 3 Wii ippiant scot aS Ui ranakeesS while the sam ru infiel ‘lub « hold rs ' mniv lit mB, a a men } : sing! ony she sf 4 ee ‘its -— 3 . + s sae: x SF > Seey aes oe > Ime ’ Pi Or ma Fri ini Peed “hae ge EG A a ia ‘ a % ‘ ia tele a eave - . : ss toda = tally : RAVE much sympathy with the ; al ing ie! And ouDd ies ine ah : = x a A 2 pees i ee. Se Ses TIP nite an ; a in: done ial : J > . se a mals ‘Nee te ng. pein ht H ae > weer pee ate team winning the doubles title will . ah aioe a Se Ss a RS te ST ne ee oe ee re sei Mem Fie ee hi have added W!) Reem $n nae ee ee that wages must come down and . mene (HO Couples titie Will Ven . eee be Orme the honors are with the international! : es iook hopeless, and it: — th ied 1 ee. ib of ft . @Xa: 12. be eligible to compete in the national pair. We shall see what : , tecru me ts the opinic those who have seen | 7 —— ap pty a af oe o a ; : 12 past two seancns. 4 T 7 : : ; r « “s a ‘ 2 iis. o~ 7 2 as YP 1 . ri Ww nai he’ fr a One of the practices that is equall tournament is expected to draw a . lesa aaa Bie ee fle.ger, cam mis Witla th /in- ne hee ee a a Veteran ouefit. Much of the Deen tryin ive yea joes not’ seasons end | ca end good business is the parment an, 1 wage. When I started tn business large entry from all parts of the ection From Team of Castoff (ey pmrpegremnpsertiengfig |” ea crane = "TIE ie an $4 cr oven $2 8 wosk, and I Tourney at Triple A. ' SEE ea re a . openin im at 8 som ne oa eS . y pl | sitet : . saiacgcapeies 1 RT | These players ar lams a } tt. ae a the parents of our employes had The Central States champ!onship ee a a so , . antham. infielders vv 2 1 ‘ul > ae -. ’ i a their earn!ngs Those were ill open on the Triple , courts) eee -t OS 8s re ae eens «RMA ie Otitis , * = ’ a : i rip.® ¢ , . , : cs ae | nee B | ne-1 - ~~ ‘allin A A ie pra — oo Pe here on July 2. This event always| Former ‘Peerless Leader’? Will H lustling Ball Clut, Qo ’r $15,000, with mo stipu! 1 tha rmer Harvard star Connell >. _ | amar ndines nsimntgan pees: = brings out a very good local entry ati : or : le Aoege aiaeiice dimes ae ee ee ee 5 ca oe 1% a . “a m ts = tral States singles title. while Josties f the ciub th of the se: atcher “hite Si Lutzke, third : , = and the amount necessary to sa and Drewes, the veterans, won th No. 14. THE BOSTON RED SOX. con, wou reconsid Loe tion. Das se" and Vad outfieid : . x } Mes and make {ft possibile for them pay event last yeas ae | By Ed Cunningham, and that the fin idon ‘m- and Conroy, inffelde ‘ationals : ff : * Fa - sense. Good living ané-good ¢ ansas City will hold the Missourt ; Matth: : an rid. , 3 : State championship during the week | ; a ee Serer eerie a ace: ak aie v-conda, third base, Athletic ht . : ie won't Seca amin rea! commencing Aug. 27. The Oklahoma BOSTON, April 14— viata no one gives the Red So: om eee te eee ee In addition to this number, 12 ath- : ; ig : ” —_ — tournament appears on the chance t® finish better than eighth in the American L eag * Rewsm: prokabiy ‘will } , uniform letes who last season were with othe: ) 21 pe 1 ¢ both Missour! Valley schedule for the fir 4 . =e ay 2% es »morro hb 1e Reds are to play clubs, w yr the ew own- ) " ' ad as) edule for the first , nor Swe xe re — Pe TTT time. It will take place at McAles-| this season. But the ways of baseball are strange, and the club the Detroit Americans rs, wh three othe substitutes | co | _ - , * may Sole ace wrotuied “o coeteom= os TAMMANNNNNNNNNAN noe i | _Odtigetion to Pay » Real § ter, Ok., dur! } f Sept ? ‘y &é ’ , ; “ed offic on or mee leeagaedy ee echaperoned by Frank Chance, the once “peerless leader NDIS TO OFFICIATE . folio — ae i “L. e loa 5 . 1. [ A : wes: on - fis: = alley tournaments as ts follows prove a surprise. Chance has a hustling cli e that will figi BRAVES’ NG, | 1223 campais TL 2 7 Sas 1 | Bvery tedustry is under obligation pean Wventn. And, what’s more, Chance will fight for the team. AT BRAVES’ Of ENI three of the teams, the Yani ¢ ee ae i & ; June 4—Tulsa city champtonshi!p, T} > S ) HICAGO, Apri 14.—Kenasaw M Pirat an ay » wil : rit] , —* ae? ba “= fF wege This requires considerably oo Ok y M c A ie Red Ox are Cc omposed i ~~ “ . — . = — ' Ba se ba! m miss —_ 2. a " d 2 64 ‘ ‘ r eo ? . : 7s now than it ata tn 1974. But detng uly 2——Central Unite@- States; mostly of cast-off from other Pat today t pen. the baseba! 5 ) P _* : : championship. Triple A club. St. | ason in oston New ¥ - , ray ‘ x of J int of 7 Louts. | wy | = wages are much larger now than ¢ iri Valley ec nian. | rery artment. Startin , -omn Pk od ees ene eg pion-; Of every departmen — it thmke, Quinn, nev ' : PAS : eo é just because we pay more dollars. 7 . nis \1u0, Ansas | it h itch the main re- | = 1] : a a rill oston ft ass! the _— S oeing Bamead es? , City. 2 aes csigadles eee » ai aren ee — a traves in starting th m on't itch the opening battle for h ; 4 “ Our whole system of distrilx _ . Bs _ _—e ss eit, day 1 ruil 3 \ th am. in fact. with the exception | 4 up like Topsy. I began fn a small major league ciubs. This is trues liance for Chance w! July 23-—-Northwest Iowa cha™- “ee : % : fonship, Fort Dodge Tennis Associa- who were with other aggregations 4cK and Stimso! dedic 1 of th tadi- the Derroit Tiger ll the man , i Pr p « nnis Associa ggree . h roit Ti . all the managers 7 e : had an interest in five of them. W tion. For instance. there is Howrad | atchers—-Devorme rinis? im-in .N¢ ITH snesusa) wi ly on 1@ of the veterans o? 4 | ; July 30—Kansas State open chainm-| Ehmke who. for a good many |. lin. lters a | Oe eit ed cee is oi : proper wages and we couldnt fu onsfitp, Independence Kan Lawn a e +. on P |." > +” ’ - ’ «=, 3 . 4 T > ee ’ eh Ciek ; the big tent before joinin the /\ ae i : vh Olin sigt. Outfelder Mahlon ™ league clu! Bil! Killefer has ; ee them out. “alley , tA “er yn wiler- ig bee re Infieider Walter Mac- Just one veter: xf 1922 on Aug. 20—-Arkansas Valley cham- | Boston outfit. Fergus: n, Fuller weteran of the club ; ils i Ma we 922 on tis in- 7 Tt has taken longer than I the Pionship, Tulsa. Ok. Y. M. C. A. ton and Piercy were all members | hw will he ane | si hee to the Denver Clu ofthe West times at firs ase = ~ 2 ™ 2 * . . ” — : Aug. 27--Missour! State champion-| of the Yankees before going to - parang 3 rm League.. Pitcher Guy Morrison » loss of Hollocher will be keen ° 2 de this, but ft is more evident acum Mockhill Tennis Club, Kansas! Srazee's aggregation. Fullerton a in oe Renee. antes | eee ee Anions CO eee, 1@ positt> — that the tendency is that war. City p a Seed: a. he — — — Stee utes of the Texas League until the Quis boy | ble to; raps ry 1 es ' ' came from tke minors. e ts i : 7 sae ; ss . Sept. S—Oxklahoma State champ!» — _ alton . oi id pt of, rm. Granthan re the ae e small out-of-town stores other tnfielde: rith th ruins > eater al ——. it Ww > a al ve With the exception of Arkansag ali from the Rock Island ciub, locks si ng oe Spline Rig = merle . : ‘ 3 | ese they were far-sight of the states in the valleyv ~ ¥, es lf th > - mong the rook- | aie So sn li at — . a | d k Ch ~ d R ~h — bh the tive DE i teinarenin of teeci| ton” Pan Powthun the si1ecce | Wit d* tm right Joe Harris, oly eading makers of Unicago an oches- Pn . ve cther sencempetitive a ne membership of iocal| tes. Dan Fowlkes, the $10.90@ | ¢aj, rom Cleveland, will be fm 5 5 ‘ cKy or in other towns and so get clubs and associations Missourt leads’ ~-¥++ +. from Memphis * z ames - 3 a ¢ 4 : eee ce een — “ —_ ayia: oie omaing ~ ) M4 : s, has Shanks. it he oyen n yen tnt » @ ter who produce onlt the finest ot Ccus- - q of chain-store organization. The of 88. of which the St. Leuls District ig 3 RR ee ry scone gel ~ ne Rr togagiite ne Roms sane fi ‘.¥ , - ‘4 : buy fn large quantities, cut out ¢ twee a nah’ er, i+ ‘ : thar ‘ a im wt , 4 dbf, ' Tennie Association has 37. the other °8°*"S “45 _— unad.é to get ince 0 herwise Camp on NEE A i "ge a Pe two being tn K Cite”. De Dee tep conditio: . the many ex-r1anxees. ¥ = ie Drotit of an Intermediate distrit = Meneses Lit) ot. sesep", Merosky. Reitchlie and Goe- ; . f me > > > . »~* . * ~~ > — ° a bene? of the . and Z « . 46 . . : : ; ‘Tt he fe +h = berths . ; up to the nree@enrt time they ° va — catchers 4 Devormer who MAA LIBR QE Lor i. & exi.Tra a ‘ ha S | ©82 gain knowledge and apply i Springfield amd Joplin have clubs bu? Chance ioe to carry three = .s iad tt Ms : » . os =. a. = Wwe tse 5 a. —_ thi ie tho ’ +: le > ‘ : hecome afftilated with the Mi: . wf did very 'ettla 4, - the ¥ : a ’ BY om - 3 agg) egation 0 a sn “? , , : S es, Valley Asscciat —— oe See ERS SeReees EK Chance expects to bulld a winner. ) : a each sto . SOGSELIOR. . season, {3 rated as first-string man. What hg has {s uncertain. That | sx ' {4 re of the chain. Sewieeen Val Picinich, late of the Nattonals, | catching. the t{n- | ) a : | The smal! independent store® HERD DEFEATS a_WELL comes next. ‘Then Al Waltera a! fte! a and also the outfield vee = © the time the money nor the of ) ' : : I told IN ROEHAMPTON FINAL / 0 ae — | : fling those advantages. yy ee soa tne Te a. CHANGES MADE. IN : ‘COMMITTEE 7 TO SELECT | | , | Ww st. tae + | eB" >> combining they could be Be os AD 7 — >U ’ ' a , greatest difficuity in gecting servean, BASEBALL TERRITORIES) OLYMPIC TEAM WILL Pre. . e are prepared to furnish Extra Trousers 4 “an'ages in chain stores and at on British golf courses. In the face By the Associated Press : BE NAMED THIS WEEK -\ ] to match, if desired, on all of these fine suits. “SE 4.72 ‘Dose which the chain store eat months invasion of England AL BURN, N. ¥ —The Board cf Ar- “a Rese ‘ nership and b¥ the yeuthful Americans who hope | pitratio ’ — . ' _ By the Associated Press. a * Of persoual oF P to take the open championship title ae 8 professiona: baseball NEW YORK. Apri! 14—Selection com fp tact with custemers who are on | fms with them to say, “Hella, ’ 7 7 — * te the United States for the thiry | ‘“*s"e* today announced the follow- of g committee representing all sec- oe ’ a @ e! 3} hes tn th in ] u . = success: > year. the British golfers ne changes jm the mingr leagues tions of the United States, to have) e 3 | the vaby?” traditional reverence for age was Territory ef Shernr&an and Corst- on a te a , . “we ee : Maintained tm the opening tourna. ©4ma, transferred to Texas Associa- atari” : aye a om vaneless = tn, Py a vues oe hee. > ; Ps gee. ee ee <onceetnenelitetaamnten ~~ OLLI GL SOLO L ALE IR OLE: A TI EN = : we ee ten challenge cup. bracing Marshall, Lengview. Sulphu . “Fre é Maré’s finalist opponent ¥F. c Springs, Mount Pleasant. Paria and its first meeting here next Tuesday F chain steres are bound to ewell ts a etripiing. as sfrfpli: SSreenville, Tex. has I 4 oem pling» as qualified for *Xart statistics of the growth | eo here, he is only 35 years old. Herq membership tn Class D CINCINNATY. ©. April 14.—Rar- | , O ° ° . c. F i oe — — champion- ee Tenn.. has replaced mond D. (“Rube”) Bressier genera! | | live at Eighth 4 -——? are astonishing | think sa pes ecge Jewell was born Jewell “leveland, enn.. in ¢ AD Pi utility man of tft! Cincinnati ra. ; | * i* S@teckiiy built. like Gene Sarasen, League, McKinney Tex” hon mipteans mers a Mises ateel P. Wound om ) ag ' | quai : j ~ T ve American champten. whom he ex. Tayier, Tex. im the Texas Assecta- ter of William L. ogee * Kone — B = i& not et i 2 co it is a very © pects to meet his epring He has tion. The territory ef Drumright, the Boston Braven, were ean | , | —— arth | | T rial ty) ) | coiting. form, an Amertean’s natura! | Cushing, Bristol and Shawn bese today. “Larry” Kopt former! 22 ecifing and great taings are | oun sited to tae Oniahome Wate | pinged anérertop on the Cincinnati completely dissolve of him when he matures, League ' a

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p prove: ad to have lets of ang ' seco ond in snag Mm 1 By the Assen 1 Shanedling to the TThree I | . club of the Impress as a first sacker. ‘Leacue. } Cardirrals. YWntil Oct. Supporters | risch’ s Home Run Wins for G; i cGraw’s Team Defeats wi: | ‘Starts for Giants. BY the Assoclated Presy NEW YORK, April 14. —Frisch's ome run in the eighth inning, - -unners on the bases, ena he New York Nationals to de the Chicago Americans in an exh, bitien game today, 3 to i pring training series between teams now stands tied, each ha ven victories, with one more gx to play. iE ae Nee ORTON SWEEPS FIELD AND KANSAS DEFEATS — OKLAHOMA ON Tr “LAWRENCE. Kan., Apri} 14 5 Missouri Va! in iimeies track ual Pions of =a as U niversity cele ed their fj apperance iof ae Bon outdoors *»y SWamping the 9 homa Sooners here today, 951 21%. A cold north wina made fe time impo loathe. Oklahoma’, } first place came in th ong won hv "Ogle in 26 2 Kansas Fede first and second { @ashes, the half-mile, shot. bread jump Nprtot produced. 2014 poi Winning the niet and discus and take ing second broad high h “sbeso Sanda tie fo the high fumpi-with hom A at 5 feet 11 %% ahoma, a new iy mts for } mn t hy ie r Second ig Tims for Oklgs ine hear, of Ok!) distance man, stuff in tak. ile and two mo] Portland Sells Candies, ted Press. PORTLAND. Ore. Catcher Moline, April 14,.—Nag has heen sol | = is Club, ef the szOagzue 5 Club of the Pacifier ast a the club offices rs announc Shandeling was bought by last fall from the Dallas Texas League u eo today. Portland Be - ~~ - ++ oe . | In addle tion, Speaker’s hurling staff ig me. the strongest. Uniesswurprises set {n, the Giana: Pirates and Reds shot be the first division candidates the Nationals, and the Yankee Browns, Tigers and White Sox” ithe American. But then it's a long time from no 7 When the mafor leg Seasons end. S Clothes |: m selected ens by the nd Roches- est of cus- Be Be ae ib ‘K a e low hurdles M - -10 Seconds: ig ms Pole anéi a : 1 @ll-arny una star of Kansas, a jump, Pole, & .% ailey 4 ww SNS ~ * SN ‘ . or % r. ¥ a ~~ he BAST SQ a Saw AN SS ~ \_ Re eaWWWWWmnhNn SQW FQQhwhwWDWDOWWWW WWW d’QWp NANA EER = 20 SO WYIS RANA & oFA CH S . . AC SSX MOY ~\ ‘ | WLW NS \ \ : nn SAAN A a \ S NS NSS ~6AAA SS SOR ~ ~~ +" Ws ~ XE , S ; APART THREE ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY t MORNING, —— ea mee He ai ia ay = s Defense of Minimum \ Wage Law: Survey of Constitutional Convention’s a APRIT, 15 5. 199: 63: Why Great Merchant Believes It Pays BA Filene, Head of Boston Department Store, De-: clares Comfortable Wage Not Only Makes Life More Worth While for Employe, but Helps Him to Become a Greater Help to the Business and En- ables Him to Be a Consumer. | fmprobable. 'kes led him to support it. einem wage law, which was under attack. By E. A. FILENE. NEW YORK, April 14. HAVE much sympathy with those who think § that wages must come down and who, on that "account, oppose the minimum wage law. Fes years ago I should probably have opposed i too. It is not easy to get steady profits out eof a business. But my experience has been— | =, I think the genera] experience has proved— flat policies that have been necessary for hu- = manitarian reasons have turned out to be good | “business policies. One of the practices that is equally good ethics and good business is the parment of a living | Wage. When I started in business we paid as lit- » tle as $4 or even $8 a week, and I suppose that ’ HE United States Supreme Court has pronounced the minimum wage Jaw unconstitu-_ tional, but that this pronouncement of our highest reducing salaries at once or of ending the crusade for legalizing a minimum wage Is In this able justification of fair wages, E. A. Filene, head of the great depart- ff went store of Wm. Filene’s Sons of Boston, sets forth the sound commercial and economic " seasons on which the movement is based, and tells of his experience as a store executive that This article summarizes the arguments Mr. Filene advanced be- fore the board of inquiry of the Massachusetts Legislature in defense of the Massachusetts > doubles in price from production to consumption. - ‘ \ ™ the parents of our employes had to supplement | ® @eir earnings Those were counterfeit unless | _@ they will buy what is needed to live on plus a fair Margin. Real wages are always determined by a | what they will buy. . : 4 \ : el ¥ \ “ - ~ st — * | we BITTE a ey be . a Eve up like Topsy. | Rad an interest in five of them. We couldn't pay | Freedom is not a clay eagle perched on a staff: end the amount necessary to support their fam!- Mes and make it possible for them to be good citi- ‘gens. Good living ané-good citizenship depend in ‘ftmpertant part on real wages. Counterfeit wages / won't support either one; a real wage will sup- 4 both. ¥ es Obligation to Pay a Real Wage I | F tivery industry is under obligation to pay a real . ware. This requires considerably more money | mew than it did in 1914. But being accustomed to } ) think of wages in terms of dollars, we think that | wages are much larger now than they were then, » Just because we pay more dollars. Our whole system of distribution has grown I began in a small! store and later - ‘proper Wages and we couldn't furnish good man- B teement We gave them up because it seemed to us that ” | @enditions would eventually crowd them into - them out. [ jf , . 7 7 , ’Trousers fine suits, it Pearman hy ae u Mn 4 a 4 mcuity to face. & iz le fe Re ? . and more difficult positions and finally foroe It has taken longer than I thought it would to to this, but it is more evident today than ever t the tendency is that way. small out-of-town stores have one great . There are too many of them. Fry this with a great deal of sympathy be- }the small shop keeper is usually a very good I feel that I am doing all I can to con- him, however, when I try to show him what “S8 ts facing. ‘i “@ speaking before a group of small-store shoe = .. chain-store organization. of the best expert and staff workers. _ CD gain knowledge and apply it individually to “sa of the chain. towns, we sacrificed half the capital. ) | tt is the margin men have between their income : } { ( ( } ( / \ ( | ) a few years ago, I told them that they | grade of employe to make it unnecessary for the inevitably going to be forced out of business ( proprietor to put in most of his time directing they were far-sighted enough to combine) and correcting errors of inefficient, the other noncompetitive shoe stores in their { people. or in other towns and so get the advantage ) The chain store can (mum wage is that our country can have an ade- } in large quantities, cut out the expense and } quate market only by having properly paid wage / —T an intermediate distributor and have the earners. It sMall, independent storekeeper has neither | he time, the money nor the opportunity of get- | ME those advantages. I told the shoe retailers | 7. by combining they could have all these ad- ; those which the chain store lacks—namely, } sumption comes from the wages and salaries that in the same time chain stores and at ) are earned. of personal ownership and of personal con- | soe With customers who are on familiar enough "with them to say, “Hello, John; 7 baby’ ' “Chain Stores Bound to Spread” chain stores are bound to spread. I haven't : Statistics of the growth in my mind, but y are astonishing. I think the iast figures ™ that there are something like 8900 chains of » m™ it is a very extraordinary growth. The ' ee stores are certain to decrease @ tatio unless they definitely organize and competition. how is. / with a little rice and a few vegetables for food, | while a strip of cotton cloth 10 or 12 yards long ) i suffices to wrap their bodies and they wear no ; authority outside of the personal decision of the shoes. ‘is also little growing civilization. tribunal will have the effect of That does not mean that the retailer makes 100 per cent—he does not make over 3 or 4 cents on the dollar. It does mean that the cost of doing business is inordinate. This is due in considerable part to cation of small stores. It seems clear that the smaller towns and even the cities cannot support as many stores as they now have. The recent figures are preposterous something like a store for every 26 families in the country. This overmultiplication of stores makes a charge on the consumer that is not defensible. I know what it means, for I have been through this thing, and probably when it was at its worst period. When we closed out our stores In the smaller We saw the multipli- BE. A. FILENE. closed to us on account of the state of Europe. where almost every Government is bankrupt, and money has so depreciated that the people cannot import goods. that the conditions under which we were working were impossible for any man who holds himself responsible for decent, real success in business. ( Take in Lynn—Monday afternoons and evenings were busy, and Saturday afternoons and eve-. nings we were rushed. But we had to keep the \ overhead expense and everything else going for six days in the week. There were three or four | ¢ineq for the most part during the next few years times as many stores as could be properly 8up- / +5 the markets of our own country ported by the community. The result was a heavy | ‘These home markets are not going to support charge on the customers. (our business profitably with underpaid people. A | high standard of wages is the very first and most ) essential condition for making them adequate to ‘consume our mass production. If, India, to confine their buying go the absolute ne- cessities of life. our great industrial expansion could never have taken place. As a first line of defense against the business stagnation of Europe, and, indeed, of nearly all / the world, we have got to keep our own people able to consume. If they cannot buy we cannot go on at all. It is in the failure to realize this (‘that one of our most serious mistakes is being made. The condition of business as an important rela- Exports Falling Off Our exports are falling off to an alarming degree in consequence. We are going to be con- Excess Charge on Community That is illustrative of all towns and cities. You can go to any big city like Chicago or New York | and find store after store in almost endless mul- | ) tiplication. It means that two-thirds of the ex- penses of running each store is an excess charge on the Community. We ought not to have that ex- pense. The only basic way of changing the situation is to have only as many distributing agencies as are really necessary, and to have these man- aged as effectively and economically as possible. If we should establish a minimum wage of $14 Of proteste. "The rearon is that the proprietors | During power of the public would be cut down, would look only at the $14 wage, and would not } production will outrun distribution and business see that it is better that they be forced to do a ) eome dull. business that can afford to pay a $14 wage than ( Low wages for the low purchasing power, ao- just barely to scrape along as most of them are| cumulation of excess stocks that cannot be sold, now doing. Under present conditions they are threatene J one. High w with extinction. One of the ways for any one high wage scale al High wages will enable of them to lessen its chances of being forced out | }the public to continue to purchase even under con- is to make its business more efficient. One of the ways of making itself more efficient is to pay wages that will command a high enough \ | Theretore a minimum wage placed high enough even a generous living budget—is extremely im- portant just now to the business of the country. —: Trade That Won't Pay a Profit | The most {important idea underlying the ian: 5 ‘have not the money to buy more than the most | necessary items——-food and the cheapest necessi- | , ties. Such trade will not pay a profit to very | )many and will not make possible taxation to keep (up schools and the genera! civilization and prog- ress of our country. It seems self-evident, and I | It should be emphasized always that the body of { think we will agree that industrial growth would >} consumers is made up in large part from wage | be impossible if we had a constantly underpald ‘earners and that on this account power of con- ( lot of workers. It would be a short-sighted policy to allow busi- )ness to be handled in such a way that what we It is easy to see that if the standard of wages { pride ourselves on calling the American standard of living should be reduced. But high wages ) cannot be maintained unless we have a mini- instance. That country has mum wage law. The masses of them get along) In order to have a standard of wage high (enough to give us a good consuming power it is necessary the shall be a limit fixed by an Consumers Are Wage Earners is too low the buying power of consumers is de- > stroyed. P Take India, for 320,000,000 people. There is very little market there. There ) individual employer as to what the lowest wage industry, and there cannot be a shall be. There are several reasons for this: 1. Wages naturally tend to go down toward the Quite aside from the question as to whether ( standard set by the meanest and most short- ‘such a standard of life is desirable in itself, it is ) sighted employers. It may as well be sald that ‘clear that the possibility, even the incentive, for inability to pay a living wage fs not always the ) cause the people do not and cannot purchase. ang been « great increase in the cost of | : the average commodity now ; when the markets of the world are rapidly being the industrial development of India is absent be- | reason why such a wage is refused. ) There are greedy employers as well as greedy We are coming in this country to a situation Yen an who for the sake of profit want Continued on Page 3B. '~Dr. ca == a ee ee PAGES 1—14B. ee ae ee ee — re ee | Accomplishments and Discussion of Changes That Have Been Provided For rs — Isidor Loeh Declares Tm- pression Prevailing in Some Quar- ters That Body Has Wasted Time and Money on Work Is Unjustified—Three Sig- nificant Changes Provided in Ar- ticles on Suffrage and Elections —Body to Reassemble Tomorrow. eee By DR. ISIDOR LOEB. Acting President-Elect and Dean of the School of Business and Public Administration of Missouri University. will reassemble on April 16 for the purpose of completing its revision work. It is there- HE Constitutional Convention of this State fore opportune to present at this time a survey of Valueless its previous activities and an estimate of its ac- | complishments Few of the citizens of Missouri have been able to follow the proceedings of the Constitutional Convention, as its published journal has not been accessible to many people and the newspaper ac- counts have been inadequate. the impression that the convention was wasting time and monev and that the results of its work would not be of any value. That there {fs no justification for this attitude can de- termined by anvone who will give the time to a be easily Many have gained | careful examination of the record of the debates | and proceedings of the Constitutional Convention These clearly show that the members have been fully conscious of their responsibility earnestly striven to perform their duty. The convention met on Mav 16, 1922 and have and on \ account of the approach of the meeting of the. Legislature took a recess on Dec. 10, after having | been in session 159 working days. This time may be divided into two periods, during the first | of which the attention of the members was devot- . ed exclusively to the many proposals for changes | that were submitted and to work of the commit- ; tees to which these proposals were referred for consideration. During the second period the re- ports of the committees were debated and amend- | lutionary \ Some of Important Changes Proposed Affecting Taxation N his article on the achievements of the Constitutional Convention, Dr. Loeb writes that the report of the Committee on Revenue and Taxation, which has not as yet received any consideration by the con- vention, contains some of the most impor- tant changes that have been proposed. He describes some of them as follows: “In order to secure equality and uniform- Ity in assessments and a better enforcement of the collection of taxes, provision is made for a State Tax Commission of three mem- bers to have general supervision and control over these matters. This eliminates the present antiquated State Board of Equaliza- tion and by consolidating all matters affect- ing State taxation in one body will avoid much duplication and expense and promote efficiency in tax administration. “Few changes are proposed in the strict limitations upon the rate of taxation. The maximum rate for State purposes ts actually decreased from 15 cents to 10 cents on the $100 valuation, and the rate for paying the interest on the certificates of indebtedness is reduced from ? cents to 1 cent. Because of the difficulty that has been experienced in raising sufficient revenue for public schools the maximum rate for school pur- poses has been increased to $1.20 on the $roo valuation, but any increase above 75 cents invcities of 700,000 inhabitants or more and above 40 cents In other districts cannot be made without the consent of a majority of the voters and for eny increases above $1 a two-thirds majority is mecessary. Provision is also made whereby any county, city or town may levy a tax not exceeding 20 cents on the $100 valuation for public library pur- poses, provided a majority of the voters aep- prove such levy.” stitutional convention would undertake a revé- revision of the existing Constitution ed in the committee of the whole and finally }and would introduce radical and untried experi- adopted by the convention Work Done by 19 Committees indeed, our people had been obliged, as ifn) tion to wages. If we make wages too small, the ) business stagnation—that is a vicious eircle that a dean be avoided by a high wage scale, and by a. ber. ditions that with low wages would bring distress. (to purchase the items of a living budget—yes, | it | provisions that had been submitted. People getting seven or elght dollars a week | The convention provided for 19 standing com- mittees. of which 15 were revising committees, ‘ments i ‘main substantially unchanged except in par- { into.our fundamental law. Of the 16 articles in the Constitution of 1875, 10 will re- ticular sections, and even in these the changes, ‘for the greater part, relate to minor and rela- ) tively to which the numerous proposals were referred. | Naturally there was little for the convention to do as a body until the committees commenced to sub- mit their reports. As each member of the con- vention served on one or more committees there Public | was plenty of work for all individuals ) thes, unimportant matters. have been introduced are these relating to the Executive Department, Judicial Department, coun- cities and towns, revenue and taxation and education ’ It is interesting to note that these are the ar- hearings were held in all cases where the desire ticles in which amendments have been most fre- for an opportunity to be heard was manifested and these hearings in the case of important com- mittees occupied much of the time of the mem- bers. No committee wae able to get ite report ready for submission before July 20, when two com- ‘mittee reports were received. One additional ré- ‘port was submitted in July, two in August. five in . ‘with boundaries, distribution of powers and im- September, three in October, and one in Decem- Dec. 15. The convention commenced ‘of the committee reports in the committee of the ‘whele on Aug. 9. From that time it was prac ; ically continuously engaged in debating there ‘ reports, adopting amendments and perfecting the The pub- lished debates are illuminating and reveal the ability and earnestness displayed by the members of the convention. When the convention ad- journed it had entirely completed its work on ‘eight reports and these had been referred to the Committee on Phraseology and Arrangement, ite consideration / which was authorized to act during the recess of the convention. One of the reports had been svar upon in the committee of the whole but had ot been taken up by the convention. Another met had deen partially considered in the com- mittee of the whole and was awaiting further action at the beginning of the recess. At that time the remaining four committees reports had not been taken up for consideration. Nothing Redical or Revolutionary The action taken by the convention on eight re- ports and its partial action in two others fur- nish a tentative basis for estimating the char- acter of ite work. The four reports that have Inot been considered by the convention «a8 & whole represent the work of large comm {trees which were practically unanimous upon most questions. Hence they may be accepted as an expression of the probable tendency of the con vention respecting the matters dealt with in the reports. In the first place, it should be emphasised that the work of the convention disproves the statements of those who predicted that « com quentiy sought and whose defects were chiefly responsible for the popular decision to hold @ Constitutional Convention. Before considering the changes propose@ fn those five articles it is desirable to indicate ( briefly the more important modifications in the (other parts of the Constitution. No change is ‘made in the preamble or in the articles dealing { } One committee had not filed its report | when the convention adjourned for the recess on | | } gy ag ay BON I li. / peachments. In the important article containing the bill of rights the only significant change is the inclusion of a statement that an “Indictment or an information shall be sufficient !f it state in plain and concise language the facts constitut- ing the alleged offense.’ This is an attempt to do away with the quashing of indictments on account of purely formal defects. 4 Changes in Suffrage and Election The article on corporations in the present Con- stitution is distinguished for its reetrictive fea- ‘tures introduced for the protection of stockhold- ers and the public. Much of the opposition to a Constitutional Convention arose from the fear that corporate Interests might be able to secure a modification of these provisions. It is there- fore doubly interesting to note that changes were made in only etx of the 27 sections in this article Two sections were eliminated, one because it had become obsolete and the other because its provisions were duplicated in another article A provision that preferred stock may not be issned without the consent of all stockholders was changed so that the consent of those owning two-thirds of the stock would be sufficient. A fourth change included business trusts under the term “corporation,” while the section prohibiting discrimination by railroads was amended 60 as to remove the conflict with the Federal trans- portation act and eliminate injustice resulting from fudéicial construction of certain provisions. The sixth change wae @ minor one designed to ineure the validfty of corporate securities iesued in accordance with legal authorization. Three significant and highly desirable changes have been provided tn the articles on suffrage an4 elections. The first by resteicting the right to vote to citizens of the Usttel: Otates gpd out the existing — ee eaepnsangs ea at A ELE — ——— Artiele on Corporations Is Distin- guished, He Writes, for Its Re- strictive Features Introduced for Protection to Stockholders and the Publice+Many Opposed Con- vention Through Fear That Cof- porate Interests Might Gain Mod- ification in Their Own Favor, aliens have the suffrage. Another change makes it possible to open ballot boxes fn any case in which the violation of the laws governing elee- tions or nominations is under Investigation or @& issue. Finally, the Legislature has been required ) to regulate the registration of voters fn all cities , having a population’ of more than 10,000 tnhabi- }tants instead of being restricted, as under the existing Constitution, to those having more thas \ 25,000 inhabitants ’ ) ) The report of the Committee on Military At- fairs, Miscellaneous Provisions and Methods of , Amending the Constitution has not been before » the convention, but the changes recommended by , the committee may be indicated. Tn the article ) relating to the militia the exemption from mill- _tary service of those having religious scruples . \ } \ \ \ . \ \ \ \ \ | The five articles in which significant changes | partment board, etc., \ } ‘against bearing arms has been stricken out and several changes have been intreduced for the purpose of making the system more efficient, The regimental officers are to be elected by the offt- cers instead of the whole body of men in the regi- ment. A military council consisting of the gen- eral officers, the Adjutant-General and the Colo- nels is established and the appointments by the Governor of the Adjutant-General and of the gem eral officers are made subject to the recommend@® tions of the council. The article dealing with miscellaneous provi- sions omits one obsolete section and another sec+ tion requiring the grand jury inf each county to investigate at least once annually the acts of all officers having charge of public funds. New see- tions are introduced prohibiting the Legislature from delegating to any administrative authority the power to prescribe the qualifications of any person to engage in any trade or profession, re- quiring all State officials and boards to file an- nually sworn statements giving information re- garding expenditures, names and addresses of employes, amount paid to each, ete. and provid- ing that the first Legislature after the adoption of the Constitution shall by general iaw fiz the maximum amount to be expended by each de@- for the ensuing two years. The article on the mode of amending the Con- stitution is changed by increasing the vote re- } quired in each house of the General Assembly for proposing amendments from a mere majority to a two-thirds majority. Another change makes it {mpossible for a seh- atorial party committee to nominate a candi- date for delegate to a Constitutional Convention, as ft is expressly provided that this shall be done by the electors. Few substantial changes have been made re garding the organization, procedure and powers of the Legislature. In case of any vacancy in the office of Senator or Representative occurring during the session of the General Assembly or within 20 days preceding such session the Gov- ernor is authorized to fill the same by a some person belonging to the,political party which the elected incumbent was identified. The i present inadequate per diem of members of the — i Legislature is increased to $10, but this is reduced to $1 after 60 days instead of after 70 days, and in revising sessions the period in which full can be received is reduced from 120 days to | days. Moreover, while no limit is fised existing Constitution on the period tn pay can be received in extra sessions it is 4 proposed that a limit of 30 days shall be lished for this purpose Finally, in an eurb extravagance in the appointment of etc., it is provided that the total dally expenses for officers, employes and attaches shall not ex- ceed $400 for the House and $300 for the Genate in regular sessions and $200 and $160 respectively during extra sessions. } ' itis: [on Curbs on Legidetare Remmia = ell rd $ In the matter of erocehure the anes Se ment that after a bill has passed and before i has been signed by the presiding officer it ghall be read at length is modified eo thet the renting except the general appropriation act ¢an oe x effect untj! i o took away this power of the Legisiature case of laws necessary for the immediate vation of public peace, health or safety praphearteymbrere- yet As any act making appropriations for th of State government, for ! 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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIT 15. 199 — a = — a ee ee — ae —~ — ———$—___—— —— — OE eae : gait | | istic division. They fail in this case to take intc ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1924 CAMPAIGN ON. es : vost successful marriages do not . . account 3 4 Ss rH let it he known that can- | aS ; — = & : Pounded wh Agee el PULITZER | Mr. Harding has let it be known tans Se woos an 'involrs a daily division of rights and possessions fc 86g Col lV | ec. 12, 1878. cel the projected visit to Alaska, which he is eager a law or treaty. Such marriages consist in e By i C Published by the Pulitzer Publishing secured ty law or treaty. ou SI . = Company, Twelfth Boulevard ane * continued From Page 1B. fis Tr > if +} r e nolitica!l ' Iirst Did 3 SsluD- , , . ‘s end Olive Sircet. ject of the trip was political aS a — o the advice of the more experienced in his or her par- | : = 2 the ' +h 19° -“amnaion ich serupulot ’ = . ' ; 4 , , is \ in {he 1924 campaign. acquis pulous regard ticular line—the man in business and the woman in . a a 1p ef thei pa THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- fr tha dignity of hie hiah a - ‘” does him honor . — a 7 r 7: . ' FORM ) a SHEER “*| eye home. the children and in whatever line her tal- : _ the fact is th the Harding campaign for 1924," . f know that my retirement vill | ae as aay ;ents may run | | make no difference in its cardinal ied Rangel ey —, caaete Yee The Women’s party, which lobbied through Congress ee eee (fo): | euenerty S ANNOUCOe on amendment to the immigration law which depatri- for progress and reform, never tol- ing’s candidacy, and though that announcement has : | en who married American husbands ' ' t women who married American husbands, Pate injustice or corruption, alwags been mildlv regretted it hae not been ve 4 Further. Lore); worm el , i . | a ms demagogues of all parties, never eee ; H , + of Commmeanen won just resentment irom many ot their own sex. is Secreti r ’ oOover i La art m nr ae ‘ at 644~ 5 - . , + + r | - + - ; Belong to any party, always oppose | ~™°™*? nooner , . a. ag ithe League of Women Voters to follow that trail? classes and public plun- Oas 5 mace a pe ampaign spe i Pr marains 2 clei derefs, never lack sympathy with his Des Moines addre: n the desirability of our en-/ _ the poor, always remain devoted to™, toring the jnricdiction . ne World Court. and the JUSTICE FOR JOHN BARLEYCORN. Se pablic welfare, never be satisfied | make on the| Emotion has long been charging John Barleycorn witht merely printing news, always ae with all the crimes on the calenear and making them be drastically independent; never be same C Will yf ne pul : P rd: ir a .f th nretty well stick. too. Now science, in the person Oo! afraid to attack wrong, whether by nd admirable as Mr. Harding’s sense of the c ) l | predatory plutocracy or predatory es ma i hits ensurable in poverty. Ne oe at awe ee »- has given alcoho! the once over, with the =e JOSEPH PULITZER. | Metres eee EE aan mme emotion appears as a scurrilous, libelou SApril 10, 1907. custom: accep tiviti lat | ey CP eS ee any Tne ESS arin hae Mongering character assassin LETTE PFOPLE. sound preceden | a Se Dr. Pearl first experimented TERS FROM THE ae ee ncnitas im tha prenen? (astemen | hat were put on an ailcoholized a The acme and address of the author ) dummies : rer, im 4 tiie wecstaaty ¢ Whew ahdwed must @*company every contribution, but ‘he logic of the situation joi: ‘ith precedent in urg- adstainers amazing?y. Mey snewed on request will not be published. Let jn¢ +), ‘fort. The 19 ae ity, greater beauty, got a whole lot more out of ile | a ieaaleteiachicmnl ' Po . ee H i wal n isics : ; Nias ins ae 1 4 WnHamMev . ters mot exceeding £00 words will recewe nt tuctive in the field of foreign polic nic noint, im every way, were, in a word, the aristocrats of the le sehaie rome! preference. does uot have to oie - Hard-| barnyard. Further, their progeny carried on the tra- hen increased : : eal al ;ei dition. Expert judges who officiate at shows and a“ me . + ; . _ sor" : pport in 1 : ipplied . + = |} . . ‘ ‘ nm. is to obtai tp Lhe - ; ~~ eee a ) Mane, were the impression lt ain that the ob ‘an indivisible community of all blessings secured by) speech : Jiateaieaen | x? | "ER ‘ thoroughness of the scientist seeking only the truth fer the mother; may I utter a wor | . eee : mpreapiang§ ota ge cipation either by av of Mr. Harding’s | Th triith } ° ° co , -~ ca rh r . . einen ? a T J . . ” ~ . ~ & & e ~sA |. oe 10 Wever. was not Ww na was an ah ead ‘i’ 4 in the father’s behal?f Seve: avs ago i . ; | tudes of the al a : v " re 7 : : ; ’ ( wee ~ ih si - —_ roarne J to . - -~ ee. d -] . . r . woman was large. flashily dressed, s a 6: ail along the way. save for an interval at an@ 4efiant. The man was dignified, quiet ard apparently very well educated The Man was concerned for the welfare trared and ignored. Thev must be appeased. Some of the PRtIGRO. The woman was sone substantial appeal this way the tendency of the untn- * sa +3! ] ? . . . . 2 . J é F ;* : : ti*a : cerned with getting all she couid. — next vear —— ah! ~ thie ¢3 4 ITS. ‘ mn to is the discover Dé i voter to cast negative vote ecoumt dec'ded that the mother had a ~ mt yea! OC ODIV avallaodie appeal : his time in * ; : Vs , Seeeermed voter (0 Cam & Negauye ' a. : ae ari have a lower mortality r 1an the tot 3 . i Swill be an advantage instead of a prier claim, and, even though she had ‘i Be Rg SSS oy . , a gett t to the act ef the Legisia-i¢ been the offender. that she must keep the Wor!d Court. to the age of 40. and yeu : ' ' ff , ms - o » oe : he ref M RP ioc ene A RB Oe tes iz : _ ure that becomes suo™ject to the . the @hiidren. and the man mus! support There is agother consideration the disparity between the abstemious and excessivels : , : a eadum _ ; a RR ASS SSS, +S AJ . 4 e - aur man had to pay ali the costs on Rae o. > ineoanciderah! ’ é Be ; : them, The “ tig linistration s effort to mobilize sentime in 1 zu.gent is inconsiceraoie | 10 Articies Aft ted. of the suit (although the woman had re- ese —_ = es : learned fron , > a ie: The cha es thus f indicated af . of thie nrannea? TY — } it iearned from numerous autopsies that) s he chang thus far indics marrted ), lest his children. and got Oi tii pro} s2 if ? . nate , oe nu civ a . . - % : ee - ~* > : e rian iseases debited to alcohol. such ; cirrhosi 5f f . ’ A fect | or tre articies in i@ pres-§ te So : : ent fonstitution As previous! ,or . ere 3 a & ‘nothix g. into line, particularly the Fore lati Com Twas astonished. This discrimination mittee which now as in Wilso ‘ “ tl iver. not of alcoholic origi as =. ' & stated. the remaining five articles | ¢ | ¢ LI Vv eo ° 7 : es : a! Fas — Win eo F a iw m 1 . : 3 . ’ z : : : : betwéen perents, in the mother's fa Of. + the guidance of ee ar iis . he princip ue of Dr. Pearl’s.research, besides ig have been subjected to more signi- was few to me. IJ] had assumed that oa : * SL eter gn) fie ae ee 7? hates af oo" 7 ee ‘ _ nntitiail where babies were involved, the mother Flarding. Hughes. Hoover and such othe: s may). —— ; is A ficant revision. | ao Sees weuld nevessarilvy be favored. but the. be enlisted ¢: deve'on a conv’ ime ic time . tii LD Oderate use of aicono!: as ; veras | ‘ . “ i ; ™ ' — , . ae ae J ; =‘ : ; ey sauce provisions for a bu et that chil@ren in this case were of school age. the on Pia Be. D86ee ks ef as Ciminisho the expectanc: f life | 7; e ; ' muced p ns f a budg Seis “e tags — “ _ scat acum | ‘ ~ Ae iil materia yrove the financial . — - ~ aa sda sc 4 ‘ . ve ee A Ti > rts iiv aITI fT : : : i" : ia ‘Is & m fact that parents are not equal .,.. 5. , 1e Senate that n i te and after 65 the moderate drinker ; : y : ; iw pin re ae : befor@ the law’ “If so, we are in a 16 n@ieaguitypeecpe nncpal ke up tia auc ee ees ae Bdmfnistration and prevent extrav- fg very @angerous condition, Indeed. The “ave been reduced. ‘Ota adel gance. The fiscal bie. ial period xs : — - tha aa te a ¢ fr P. : ™ eS « - . ' et, : r = : -_ oo tas very pasis of our government is that all summer of next year America’s adhesion 1a D ] Mate etlect may be of this inves iga- = 5 s changed so as to begin on July ! > - - . rs ; ; r ve hh a nrra . . ‘* ' fee 7 ni . lure sh eo ares Apc ethwetes revenues reasom of his experience. and in virtue! . ade ~~ ; | — ss cca “atu a (acts. Would exact @ mee fo See On \ fan OE OW McA _ p U B F ] C O P | N I a q ith recommetidations regarding '% of hig position as the breadwinner. he | MEDD 1G IN THE Ho nigher premium trom total abdstainers than from mod- : — Oe Maxation, if any. for incre se or de-| . LIN - ME. erate drinkers” : . ee a Mtrease of the revenues. / ' : PANATELA. : e del r inte th lepth : c BUSINESS SUCCESS. ~~ Sa The expenditures recommended ls Rell to have the greater discretion and the deeper interest. In this countrv GLENN FRANK IN Century Magazine. @re to be based wpen itemized est! mea 'f tig incigent is a criterion the father | . ines, | Ss ta ti 1 com ondah! in a fen = * VENTURE to suggest that the great , paates eubtmmitied to the Governor B35 as a” the privileges lL niess th Wus ‘ oe ; © ta 1s ‘ ' O4 war ras ‘ Q Rhe different administrative depart- | eon. aiess this was | interested organization of mex voters T} v coe - i at successes of the next 50 years will be ae . . 7 ‘ apy | an tsolated case of injustice, the law g } PiCiliec J alii Miracies. the raising of the dead Mas beco! nile ; s a +a . ae Menta boerds. officers. etc All vw Se eae Pou the word Vth eaning : by men who think of service first an shiect ¢ = na HE DSa peaniny vy men wno thir - § ce _ anese estimates are subiect to r voters can be relied unc shoul@ be clarified or changed. When ‘°° §'S ©4m De reiied u reconstruction. They had hopes for . registration - a . ~ to Fee h - - Ss own His observations disclose tha an affirmative instead of a negative. d he existing provision. In © been utteriy disappointed by the administration. but oo, where they drop behind slightly, only to ROSE A: POG, + - , . sk ‘ P , P » hey are too nume1 n otent a force to be be- ’ ~ | - | ™ _ - . a ¢} leadership present! n it to the ‘a Wi + © Rr ES 7% y +h —. - _ . .* . ’ he campaign prospectu f i924 1s our adherence to et We as oe = emotionalism, lies j he . ; - Ppepartment there have been intro- RE oe Ni mh 2e aa “~~ . ~ Se A AE REE i iy lige a nine ae geet: lon. Co a Caiman eens = A) oe % ge 7s Sinn ps ‘ . udget for the ensuing biennial at? a , ie ‘ “ee | ? ; a bere: ol poe Thai aes a Ri aantip tte) ome -—— ; 7 _ y ‘yr e iA Ff 4 “an + . . S on . iOnai League of Women Voters. meet | ee es Sa to have.achieved that sn- 3 et Oe “se ~dical bodies accept. as authentic. reports of experi- por! z _ the flaw plays favorites between sexes, al} | ated view of the issues le Delors 2Ut,; ments in which life was rest : } : , l@ can scar last. The surest way not to make money on ty the Governor before being OS id iC “was res.ored ¥ the injection of ft am « ° eek : ridit , . ” ‘ Wait Gil morning weg : : To rn Wad large way is to center all attention @& ented to the Legisiature. Tie e netitutior ® menaced ;] a a , ee : ° — si legal institutions pode oor While unsophisticat may t , inexperience! adrenalin into the hearts of ilies tinal norning | e Pye | , cul _— : : » Oe FR , a — — —— ' Woks Aa -U frin - te a , : SS ’ a ial ter Docy lay redtece or strike out | : see Site caging . . . 7 tha mone} The indictment of the modern « ‘ " aux ' a is not. A majority of the delegates Des Moines in ; , t} ‘ ae , s aves ac Ves Molnes, 2 pronounced dead, one, at least. for upwards of 20 T 3 port — : gee 4 ~ , ‘or aale rather ii ms but may not Increase or add} , . Q ac yf b thy onnngiti he rdivertised tte -_ fist ray Sey 3 st a } te te now that tem is that it makes things for € _ . Trading With Germany. | oe oS SOR yume ki, Bes aurerusec MS: minutes. The colossal distinctii ‘ discovering and Knowin wach a ae ae x nasi rae ee : to sell things 8 F items. Special Prevaeeas «as, ka the Falter of the Post-Dispa't » : ineXperien: a D4 the pa ssave - ‘ > . a neocin © én ; . A ~4 (4.6 ‘ ss ix . ; . : i ‘ + ‘ st . : ‘ , ,i- a i=e PLai 11¢@ Sui esi wa . * =f ii ™ ' che es nend . ures ef the Legisia- . e . aes a. Vo’ : ‘ Ak makes successfully appiying the + ~ . . - se > T }we —s ‘ore *¥ '% be ery ; a x f use rather ~? . » 7 on ASHED + peer legislation to provide a1 , a + goes to Dr. Crile . ome. aa coin apse Saka spouse Of aii property acquired after/ is developed sufficiently to com to wid Lo, : as ae Se on ee me eng i Mion rn Surg so relieve the Ruhr Occupation? Marriage by each o ; Sullicientiy to come into wide use. and ‘ =~ lit = ~ ee ee —_ ad saitien nuch public work. socia! service and th - Seems to me that Germany makes lots. Sain aeasidi : perhape ite success will] alwavs be limited to a smal! mp uy fe ae a : ities we Rea hecause we have failed to catch the fall om : ' 4 im 4 Ss re iding for on its 1 dier Shy os 2 : ; ; ' ‘ ‘ j ‘ s Separation or im case im amy case ‘ : La Le > ' : =: * @€xer .*) ‘ rtr rm ‘ ‘ye i [* @ letter om your editorial page of In a rightly run society upliff ° ‘ . e department is the pro | : a 2 “on icr a consoiidatian of ail ad- Sun 8 edition ther ea! letter. inietre' ' | an ~ + ninety Sg Soa invades a new field - to hav low af 3 : ‘mistrative work under not exce@a-| signed by me * Ommon Honest, x“ The _ . —_— ATS we LO oave a AW a \ast to \W oric +\ is ha’ eer 4 occurred a faw Vvears pris . v . , ‘ - - , ia sf Mmenis Fo j of these ) ” - : +3! ’ 4 ’ , tin 7 3 , . _—— . - 4 + i rit r so rth r . . : > ‘2 . rw Y ™ «* ; + ") ‘ j iTé Ty m . sen , ‘ tiv , eae . ' c } : . + ; = -AY practices and e dim ages of the futu Wt! recall the ee : et aa Oe = ] = >er: * unnecessary ana governmen would net rhe . / . ors . ae 4 ; . r se ‘ ' « ail-comp lending and extravagant! e : + : ae ” 2a i =i QT * i~- ’ : oper vv (7 ,yre VE CY "> arTris Cc ’ ?’a . 9 arr iifé man race to date 1. May de that pos- re aq , : ci ‘ r , ' ' ; Doubtless we ‘s.ded over by elective heacs, a the Legislature ts left free to de- courageous than to join and encourage Ee ete ts Se ea . such @ band, while ed from his onc oT i pcm what an incentive to the illicit ly into the blood and acted as a powerful stimulant ich matters mostly “+e 7 1 JUSANDS ; » Ls jalternatives of marri: ' riui StIMuiant am a : he Ruhr and Mosu HOULSANDS of churchgoers are said & ae —e ard > ngine all adminieers pit that it commits any of the crimes ’ age Vemd sustainer, There is something enormoualy tia: o avengers 5 aon hats hen |e se 3 _ cing all a istra-j whi all the world knows it does com-| Ftthusiastic women reformers are too apt to for- ible and comfortin | in tg ne ape se pron Like disease. C > red 1 : Sis! : x : isted sit us: pees ee we - fans +e eee mit”. | get that the sex line is not normally Mind tit tats Siete mee bo ig in th hought that the bod: musical magazine. to determine the most m only pe I will pay $1000 reward to “Common, === en eeneiaaniiiannes a poe Now and then hem With Me* ted. A close - Tr Honesty” for proof of any of his asser- IN T ee ee a == When some | ? - God, to Thee.” and the thir® = the — - — power ‘0 | thong, the same to be taken from the (From the San Franciec _ wre eae. Great matter comic verse contest in w nh Walt i Jesus, Love My Soul. Every one of Gm te _ ‘ion of the laws has been _ Court tecords tm any locality anywhere tn ae pmeebee : Enalic Say in leve Edgar G t a ’ nds in somethi ! ish origin, and each is over 75 year@ oa y¥ mating & Ge Cay & the Unitea States. Or I will Pay it to Or money pressed ame -OU t 1 , oa WwW h irst Sitting 1 the shadow of death. tn his & — wl = ‘* Constables and police | anyone else anywhere who presents such ~ -? . . , Te ~ | re lrresistibly h nt us ck hom he ov ry Francis Lyte § ' o. respond ta his call for | evidence of euch conriction by any court. . | > ; . es ~ =~ Pott ms p us, -- ura! rixham ‘rote \bide With Me @ = miatter A number of! Furthermore, I will resign my pulpit and { a. ke catia See gh Ra athe Sa) olk were slain. : ~ Menge — around the 1947. Tc was about the same year that Mrm : es ‘on changes have been made} turn f over to “Common Honesty” if he —— _ = Meee ts See tt ane i SN Re it confessed nage org elb hie ee ‘eke 4 hotel _ slong the corridor | ye Gos +e Thee Charlies Wesler wane my Nes N | ay Re ge sa a S ‘k@ Macbeth even se geht en oe Ree.ing on the floor and | wor of “Jesus. Lover cf My Soul.” of which im om . creaning & oots outside a bedroom =... wa ‘4 Beecher said: “I would rather Bave | portance tne pres Sudg*( and consolids- Pretestaniam faced worse charges than : | ts. wee ete sie yj Had been palsied Fuad | this @@d lived them down. Christianit Sc ; a Wag ae bee? Ry dismav éoor ten that than to have the fame of af , ~ “lary Committee Report. . ‘ : — . : = - Z vr Ff ver > ‘ o rt ‘ - ™ P - + ° . : ss ' . - y 7 “ 4 ™ ‘ o P ' i - ' ; oy thee and !tved ay news rhe | 1 %y-a ; Tr a At the thought? : Boge: , n - Se Cae Kings that ever sat on the earth: than te rela . . a ' he Committee oni oF ai , . »% ; th mt aid oe . : - #UGiv ig : . ¢ tt ~ en Was accused of be ng a . . Fave having people DO S | OT. Ou (to take them wealth of the richest man in New York” wt = i wes onl nartiy cote } dibber oe “, giuttono a " : a . . ~ Pp icwre?’ airs ’ : . se - Bile. rj - , * : ous man, a | >> . ~~ . aoe! Bumped off ee : most safe to assume that Cardinal & ‘- mittee of che} friend of pu : : ~~ , . . ‘ . . ~~ » 7 . ; wo *® iio 4 2 a yoo Che a ee ns a > wm As they are today es. ea hymn. “Lead Kindly Light.” might have - mor i. form has 2 » : > . . ‘ sory". awe > = - 7 . : ° ; ; - thal ee ooo the Cw re eR re ee ee ee ee me fourth in the voting. This was written” Was thangs Among ths rper. Pome acgused ~ 79 “es 2. = ‘ause the man ! . : o ' a Scoateh- . ; ; ° = | r = Him ef being “the devil” Th comer : Qa , | Thus while other ese ms | agp eon Laseectincme Newman wag becalmed for a week of © ~~ Ponriders. for expeciting tas ae _— me Sees Pitan PO " ae ap man. sir, and hes hang.ng on to the laces.”"— (. | betw Corsica and Sardinia. He fo : sis ases are the in- the: : Men used sien esse! between Corsica and Saru.na. vet €)- at the cross saw in him a malefactor [+ ; + - } used murder Cassel!s Weekly (london) . ae of | se . : ++" . © ‘ ' _— “ “* : i‘. has ‘R~ . ace ne reerert \fiee : : i re’ -o B. } e.. ' we od . at shal be measured unte you | os ; Become a merely BOR 3-H sa Teton cE ihe = oer Es eee ee eee : - ae meh . ; " Pleasant wav 1re the hawtnoorn was made the offici: ‘ to be Erancis Baker, priest Its date is ; 7 = or the iatter cours -egaila” REV. CHAS. D. MeGENE 7 Ss PN . _ Aa sr,f 4 ‘ : - ; “ " | a ® . r es nee flower 1600. © * © Some American production , | of these for the A Klansman : +. -O epend the night. : } have had a chance if the religiconists of oi 2 art nereased to three One returnire — - . . Toe one's lodging PRIN ? POA ta : Ge bervy! S2 .¢s8: testant ae-nominations Cou d have bees t. : r : _. here hb the nayw’**" - ': 2... & Be ond 7 2 . —_ ‘ . Mm. - 4 - a —s = - a - e ‘ , ms “Forward. Missouri.” com | ' In this new era F’o hroug ie veins 6 art! devotional. z- a a ef appeals -On the Missouri Association ' Sta ‘ . ww ‘all 2 ry is the crea . ce cgay | apes at heme Which brings the dandelion’'s birth— KU AKALUX ROLE. A “= - ou ‘Curt te take over . s 4 * VW ooe ; eh ” sun | organized iast Friday in Je?- And gone to bed eure , : “erety makes When calls the first wild whippoerwil!: turn, and left fer home, feeling. no doubt, © weation of Judicial Council. , >} ad —- . s turn In bed They come in robes of whiteness . j | eee | WS — ‘oan . . They . pure, tionally virtuous. Their defense of mee » Most important Innovation = ae toe Wondering Se like a soul's sweet, keen surprise, | rests on a denial! of all decency. al! law. 4 the fucdiets ie the , SS I een eo . : . About the merrow With feelings timid, insecure— , ance. and an affirmation of as dark « a wiictal Ge ri i Felatively | When first it wakes in Paradise’ as remeine fa Africa. In effect, ther e a As to dead CLYDE EDWIN TUCK. and feathered Macon. : mber matt con, Ga. now gives evidence of the same - 2 + Jevenile cases except

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The City Ciscwintion of the Daily POST- DISPATCH _alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star eview of Changes Adopted by Code Convention and Others Proposed Continued Prom Page 1B. bid soil } for nd 10) support of the Swyiions « subject to the hic echoois ndum °t co into eftect! e Legislature numerous tive power stele OD leg clative Peed ors Provision 1s if not is provided that these t any time fixed imitations upon ined tn the department are without modifi- ror 1! leg ix- eont made liiring Dro} not) f T' P 4. new sections reg nati for the public “healt and agricu. rhe [aap ef laborers to organize and en- | in eollective bdDargaining is ex- y recognized and it is provided fpothing in the Constitution shall ant the Legislature from enaci- Jaws for the protection of « health or satet Same significant : ‘Sed oe are pro- iosad regarding the initiative and ‘referendum’ al! of which are rntend- §¢t) make either process more dif- ‘feult. The initiative 1s oer ged to general laws ona! amendments. The sof voters required for eben increased to & per cent and gg per cent for initiation of Jaws and constitutional amendments “pespectiveis and to 10 per cent for the referendum. The basis on which the percentages are figured is now made the total-vote for Governor tIn- mead of that for Judge of the Su- _preme Court. Every signature a | petition must be witnessed pny two welfare. the of empioves, “a to andg e- consti- percen- petitions } Lilie to mired the signer must be a regi2- wed voter. Finally, in the f referendum the form of tne ques- @ ition on the ballot “Shall the act et the General Assembly be reject- Mod.” thus requiring an affirmative -yote to reject instead of a negative, Mas under the existing provision. In this way the tendency of the untin- “formed voter to cast a negative vote WW be an advantage insiteaa of a tfiment to the act of the Legisla- ure that becomes sit%ject to the ref- endum. 10 Articles Affécted. The changes thus far indicated af- fect 19 of the articles in the pres- ent Constitution. As previously mated, the remaining five Dave been subjected to more signi- ficant revision Ir the Executive Department there have been intro- Muced provisions for a budget that Will materially improve the financial @dministration and prevent extrav- igance. The fiscal bie ial period s changed so as to begin on July 1 mand end on June 30 of the second wear thereafter. At the bezinning mf each General Assembly in Jan- lary the Governor is to submit the mudget for the ensuing biennial fiscal period. This is to contain a @etailed “statement of proposed ex- nditures and estimated revenues ith recommefidations regarding faxation, if any, for inc: or de- grease of the revenues. The expenditures recommended -® Bare to be based upon itemized esti t Bmates submitted to the Governor by Bihe different administrative depart- Tmenta boerds, officers, etc. All of P@ithese estimates are subject to re “4 i on ty the Governor before being t@epresented to the Legisiature. Tike )@emtter body may reduce or strike out ems but may not increase or add Mw items. Special provisions exist the expenditures of the Legisla- Mreand judiciary. After the bude. been finally passed the Legis- ure rhay enact other appropria Mon measures, but enly on condition t revenues to pay such appro- lations remain unappropriated or | Specially provided for and all o! much measures are subject the Mbovernor’s veto. | The second significant change in me executive department is the pro- lon for a consolidatian of all a:l- ministrative work under not exceeu- ani 12 departments. Four of these e*pariments are substantially the meme as those now existing and are be presided over by elective heacs, the Legislature is left free to de- mine the organization of the othe: eat. The adoption of this plan would do away with the numerous a uependent beards, commissions ee. and by bringin ll administra- ?Dusiness of the same kind under @epartment would eliminate du- fation and promote efficiency Governor's power secure Sxecution of the laws has been eased by making it the duty t Bheriffs, Constables and police ‘ 's to respond to his call fo: 4 this matter A number of Minor changes have been made the executive, but none an- "eS in importance the prov: for the budget and consolida- | dediciary Committee Report. Be report the Committee Judiciary Was only partly the of Whoie 80 -that its final form has : h determ ined. Among the 7 nges Proposed for expediting the fTation of the in- peg the nuinber Judges the Buprenc * nine Bt. Louis (‘ourt of Appeals t 0 divisi ons of three judges en Bre Crea Ay for the latter cou ”% the huniber of for ® Court is thre. MON is made DM Sadeen and asec by the Mendation bh. a or any COL + i Significn, t change of a Count \ (*ourt " fanetions of *) me to PXe reine case 1s articles Pa >: 2. | A 2 ar e v* - . 7 . %, a ¢ on “~~ *;y 4 ~ ™ + A Pip ah 7 IRROR of IC OPINIJUN ese USINESS SUCCESS. KR IN Century Magazine. © suggest that the great business the next 50 years will be made ink of service first and of profits Way not to make money in any center all attention on making dictment of the modern business makes things for sale rather *tiian surest way to sel] things in tne” make things for use rather than ess: has a higher function than Uplift: its highest function {s 10 esary. The reason we need so york, social service and uplift is Ve failed to catch the full social our business and professional ac- we have insisted. upon inter- and the professions as primarily Mfish undertakings, we have gone ter of uplift and on the matter of a rightly run society uplift would and.government would not be the g and extravagantly expensive y. Any philosophy that paints ms of a disagreeable duty to be th as soon as possible in order at something uplifting is: | sus- y antisocial. to OLD HYMNS. bkivn. Eagle. of churchgoers are said to have in a survey arranged by Etude, @-* ne, to determine the most popular: With Me* led. A close second God, to Thee,"* and the third ws My Soul.” Every one of these gin, and each is over 75 years old. hadow of death, in his Devonshire | Henry Francis Lyte, perpetual ham. wrote “Abide With Me’ in bOUt the same year that Mrs. Sarah Adams of Ciapton wrote “Neareé e” Charles Wesley was the auU- Lover of My Soul,” of which Hen- rsaid: “I would rather have writ- than to have the fame of all tre gat on the earth: then to held the richest man in New Yerk™ Tt 1s al- ume that Cardine! Newmaas’ Kindly Light.” might have been bting. This was written’ when aimed for a week or @ sailing Corsica and Sardinia. He fixes the 16, 1833 “Jerusalem, My Happy Bt of ali familiar hymns. This w®* Imnbook of Queen Elizabeth's an4 named as merety “F. B. K.,” said Baker, priest. Its date is about Some American production might nce if the religionists of all Pro- Mations could have been polled. Tee, mere gucssework. As it stanas, faies a preference for hymns thst Tary class as well as iropress-\' ly , y ai to of of on con- (Committee the Cases of 1a are the ane : -? goiury these the increased te whereby tine nu’ Mh.? ture afie> Supreme divisions Legisin the the of appeals the take ie Prebate Court titls 18 cre RR KU KLUX RULE. ‘a x York World. mob got together and took ation of justice into its own hands hat will not soon be forgotten. Ma* gBives evidence of the same diseare yet so virulent. A man and a won- om charges had been made wer? ght supposed members of the K¥ ho carried the pair outside the cily-— OT Miscuite ic Man to the verge of insensibility — : 16, ies: stn 3 nan to look on, threatened de® | Rime to time ite if an attempt was made to _ B number for home, feeling, no doubt, exceP™’ 4 ear eae / . ' Zl Yada Judi * © © Their defense of morality — . cial Council. of all decency. ual! law, all toler | armation of as dark a #& in effect, they have tarreé . re is ° : th lurisdiction in ‘ivVil Cases w here the . lived does not excee 1 >And in a Sea ing juvenile « oa Titles As the € be relieved of by the eounts few other matters. except tn Cour much of tts courts, the reduced f: Pgpisiature may or dimin- AseSs iP«"tit my increase ' Judges _— and where registration fs re-* five judges of the Supreme the three presiding judges Courts of Appeals, three and two judges Court. This body at least once annually and the power to prescribe forms of practice and } all courts of record. an improvement ‘he cuit of by b County is * , mee’ given jes and cedure will present + matters rez- .ture. The in ais ov’ the method of having t ulated the Le- dicial Council is Oo given power provide for the transfer of from one court to another court the same jurisdiction. In this way congestion in courts can lieved while in which ness limited will be called to do their share of work and assist expediting the tion of justice. The article elating to Counti Cities and Towns has been changed accordance with the demand ;,or Improvements in this field. stitution makes a Classification of takes from the Legislature al] this matter, and streng'* 1- restrictions upon local in‘ legislation affecting cities. rule charter plan whith by by LO gil some be .u- others is upon thes in in cities, power over ens the special The home was invented than 100,000 population is now ‘°:x- tended so that any city of 30090 population or more may draft own charter. The home rule charter remains subject to the requirement that it must be consistent with the Constitution but as regards acts the Legislature this requirement ip- plies only to “general laws of che State relative to matters of generul State concern and operation.” ‘to -ts Of outstanding importance is the | thAt cities possess gen- matters of local con- cern and municipal government. This reverses the present rule thai cities possess only enumerated powers an‘ the adoption of the new plan would greatly simplify the entire matter of city government. Bi-Partisan Police Boards. While express recognition is given to the right of a city to define and control its own police department it is provided that in cities with a pop- ulation of 50,000 or more there shall be a board of police commission>rs consisting of the mayor and not less than two other members. Not more than one-half of the latter can >-°- long to the same political party ind all of the members, except che Mayor, may be removed by the Go-- ernor who can fill any vacancy until the successor has been selected and qualified. Elections, control over public uti and examination and auditing of accounts in cities remuin subject to legislative regulation. The Legislature is authorized to provide for the extension of the boundaries of cities so as to include contiguous territory in any adjoin- ing county. A plan Is also provided whereby the question of uniting the City of St. Louis and St. Louis Councy and of a partial or entire consolida- tion of their governments may oe submitted to the voters and go into effect if approved by a mafority of the voters of each unit. Finally the importance of city zoning is expressly recognized by a provision authorizing any city to di- vide its territory into zones dis- tricts and to regulate the use of land and structures within such zones to the extent and in the manner pro- declaration eral powers in lities Jr | vided by general laws passed by the Legislature. The report of the Conrmittea on Revenue and Taxation, which has not as yet received any consideration by the convention, contains some of the most important changes that have been proposed. While the gen- eral property tax has been retained, the Legislature is authorized to clas sify notes, bonds, evidences of debt and money on deposit and to provide different rates and forms of taxation for each class of such property. This is the only section of the report cf the committee on which a minoritv report was presented, four of the 18 /members being opposed to this pro- ' | Legislature but the committee, after four careful investigation and consideration, came to the conclusion that it was essential for removing inequalities and injustice in taxation and that its adoption would muke it possible to secure revenue from the kind of property that now evades the general property tax. The list of property exempted from taxation is extended by ineclud- ing State and local bonds and pub- lic cemeteries. : Special provision also made for encouraging growth of forests by authorizing =he such lands from taxation while devoted to such but providing for a tax of not less than one-fourth and not more than one-half of the value of tim- ber removed from such land. Tax. Commission Provided. order to secure equality and v in assessments and a bet- ment of the collection of taxes provision is made for a State Tax Commission of three members to have general supervision and con- trol over these matters. This elim!- na present antiquated State Roard Equalization and by con- eolidating ali matters affecting State taxation in one body wil! avoid much duplication and expense and mote a 2a Baking Powder; Dr. Price's; “egg . 18¢ CALIFORNIA TABLE PEACHES Mariposa Brand, ix wiht 1 Vo S- Sweet Sugar Corn; Fame t bran No. 2-sizge can: ° cans Table Sait; Colonia! ‘fre ning: 3-pound pocmnge: Ground Black Pepper; pure: pound Sweet Relish: ]2-o2z. ‘ar Top ‘Not c h: Ti Horseradish Mustard; Top : Notch: ll-oz. glass a 9¢ My Wihife's Salad Dressing cao Te 8 OMe 0-S OTTO’S SPECIAL MALT EXTRACT Light and Dark—No Holling Case 12 Cans, — ere ... .60e¢ Blue Bird Malt Extract: plain; 37¢ 12 cans. $4.10: can Bive Bird Malt Fxtract: no 50¢ boiling: 1% cans. $5.50: can Coore Mait F.xtract: piain: 49¢ 12 cans. $5.40: can 50¢ »° 58 57¢ fan: roasted. yellow cling, Can, 20c tH, ae 6¢ stil 156 White Banner Malt ‘Extrace: piain. 12 cane. $6.38; can White Banner Malt Extract: bolling: 1% cans, 66.75; can Puritan Malt Wxtract: no ne:.1°7 cans, $6.90: can hott — Sas force The | ured fuutelieeeseseeee — and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ 2 - FOr in a See ct a cae c a: > on sale to- morrow at. $1.39 in. Paisley Crepe 6§-in. wide: Va- of the most “‘beau- tiful Persian and Egyp- tian designs; on sale, tomorrow big rietv ee ont ~ at , ; ; Pillow Cases 42x36: extra good qual- itv casing. Special at (Main 19¢c Floor) cotors sizes | > ib Oo. N. T. THREAD and — orro w balls for, $1.00 Hen loped equar floral lV at (M good (M TABLECLOTHS pri BED SHEETS Double on sale tomorrow istitched and scal- round and e: in beautiful designs; special- ed ain Floor) hbedsige: extra quality sheeting: Men’s Shirts $1.50 ues: neckband and 98c Union Suits Men's nainsook Union Sults, in several grades. Special Mon- day at Men's val- collars attached: in stripes and sol- Special Underwear Men's balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, in all rrerses se pepe 35c|"' Monday at id colors. if SILK HOSE 25c SOCKS Women’s fiber Silk Hiose., also mercerized, in black and colors: geconds of “ile grade; special Monday, 2ic (‘hildren's top Socks; Special all sizes. iSc VESTS Women's knitted Vests. Special Monday ain Floor).. 79c_ Men's Shirts tn all sizes. Jay special t Men's mercerized Socks, clal Monday mercerized fancy- Summer Chambray Mon- blue 25c SOCKS Spe- at 1 colors. i2ic 50c Union Suits Women's Summer- weight Suits; 69° grade. Special at —, for any Included Patterns suitable tary and durable of the celebrated watierproof. Tomorrow only base og% oe ©) Bi Quantity (so 12 yards. only, room in range and wfll Armstrong’ cork surface, and burlap back. ‘S9ecr {7 the Neponset Brand, guaranteed lot Spe- tomorrow vard. q pieces up to Tomorrow square yvard.. you 39h $1.25 LINOLEUM Brand, with 9x12 NEPOLEUM the house, are eal 100 FELT-BASE FLOORCOVERING Floorcovering in al of patterns, give satis- some Sani- Lie &, © AR . CAPES. and All new Spring styles; v Surprising values in Capes anc in the new and wanted shades, trimmings and materials. In this Jot are spveral hundred gar- ments\for xpecial selling at terials all $ (Second_F loor )— DRESSES ,; ues up to $15.4 Dresses. Every garment well made and good quality ma- | Boys’ $6.00 Suits Of siZe8. genuine Palm Beach cloth; Extra special tomorrow. up to 18 vear $1.98) BUNGALOW APRONS Percale: tie-back «5c atyle (Sec — Floor)... unite § Women’s Muslin Gowns: full sizes (Second Floor). a] A White Dresses White Dress- embro deryv drens Lace and Chil es, trimmed; (Recond Fioor), values up to $3 for lace all s!} $1 ar ‘ri mir? ed: sizes 2 (9 6 from handling; Zes. d siiahtiy (Sec- ond Floory. Voile Waists embroidery soiled ‘25¢c ; EE ———— Bloomers elastic iffie of 19¢ Rol!) and se ag knee and belt embroidery on same. 6 to 12 (Second Floor) White -brim: etreamers: long black ribbon brown, Two-tnoch — | Children’s big sample lot Caps and Bonnets, and organdie; #.." 10¢) of aiik worth $1.50 ond up to (Sec- gl 3 ae Beautiful! Shirte: & 46. values (Second Fioor) Silk Waists new silk-stripe il eolore; Positively’ $5.90 $1.98 alze posts. fillers tial bed; sign ‘just strong modern like MATTRESS continuous dugg ‘ very eubstan- Good cloth filtied teed rollers: 36x6 size. assorted co ora, complete with hangings om cre chet pull: very 75¢ clal Monday, i Bay quaiity opaque on Svaran ao feces out. Speciai. Scalloped and = Se crtneatiete aie Lo oe!" Peo + s0 ae DUPLEX WINDOW SHADES, Genuine 0}! opaque cloth on guaranteed rollers; 36x6 seize: se. onds of our $1 qualir, Monday oniy, fac Curtain Paneis Beautiful patierns in Nottingham Weaves. pane! 8 inches wide byw yards long; bring sige of your window; while ior 33¢ ‘as's, @ach 36-In. Art Cretonne feured and florm! Gesiagne: light or dark 18¢ shades. vard M itt et de- pit- Very fine 4 in Gotted or | bar i inches wide aay oxy. yard Neat 55¢) Kes a " Suntast Drapery areer. edras; all new Patterns: rose bine. brewn an SA inches wide, : ally priced fer Monday only te (Third Ficer) Curtain Rubber - uatityr. — patterns a6 Mon - /@xia eit* 22¢ | @uaitty (34 | Fleer). eack. SHADES Opaque; very special 2 : Dresses ’ Women's and Misses’ Siik.se Serge and Ve lours: assorted stvies and coi ors a sS a ee while they cr value: vards for aT, Hig Women s4 Misgse* and Low 8! pate ts metais and * idea. vaiues® | $7? 50 Underwear or M en ‘s ] ‘ rc hte weight Bhirts and Drawers: ba briggg@n =* nd porosk='!t quality an very sperin White the ‘ SHOES os gun $4.79 |°'soc- dies’ percale Kitchen Aprons: ‘pretty patterns. Very special Ladies Muslin Gowns. A we!) “ , Bargain Basement | 9 YARDS SCRIM pt ored flowered borders and ‘mn ecru and white; regular d h Up ues last SATEEN to Bec aoTre ecolora ef good made. “age 32-inch width, piain and etriped =: Unbleached, 36- inch width, a weti-known brand. suitable for sheeting, etc.: below cost, Monday only, per yard In bive roge. gray or ne ae For a few Gays only. Meon@ar, we will eel! at ‘ prices Sereen Doers. made, heavy, 1% “ines, for $2.98. Aigo other etyle Deere. a! sites, far a. . n mixed. 7Uart can wit ; tube fer — Ging kind hold (we and Pace * ringer. AWNINGS *ge"O Made of gored quality materia’ ai! complete with fitting. Buy noe your § um mer wents at this price. Mon day eon'y. $1.69 aati Screen Doors, $i..s ning 22 Stair Treads: i0e er tka Ue prow = ae a = ; Baek ~ ER, OE TS > ab ye os owe Rh he ee eye ie ‘ 4 > ” ? ~ - a tyr

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SUNDAY ' @ Butterick Patterns with ! | Anniversary mee eorce | eee eee the i “ae the Deltor system make your [ei i é Spring and Summer in Ah e 6/4 6@ home sewing easy and more | See our lovely ¢ } Conti niie Th iS Week _ Butterick Pattern Shop. aaa é economical. : unpainted, cf Oreg Second Floor Second Ficer Rose Arbors, P rgol Store Hours: _—_——_ = a —_—_ ee — — on Th ese Items Siesta tla ‘Daily, 9 tos -30: ‘Saturday, . Sics... We e Are Exclusive St. Low Louis | Representatives for Rogers-Peet Clothes for Men. Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth “Reayced 104 Price Time to Do Your Spring and Summer Sewing! SHIS Jot has been selected ym our stock and cons! of crepe.de chine, Rakanilers crepes, sport silks ana | | . g f } ) Georgette crepes in many attractive styles and colors, = | } ene ML} 0) dn | WUCS () ON ay Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5: as Vander call ee a ee Piidiaeiiitin tii 2 UB RE Ase oktiw SE eealt Mgals ag com Rsi bak Me's > al! Jacque > s av OVerhHiowse STy es —in all the yard goods shops. New shipments. New patterns. Fresh new colorings for every Spring use, o f repe ara Be« ra red Si x Eponge, . _and one snome. J,00K overtnis iisSt of Notion specid , 1 Yr + = yar ‘ Frenc “h Ne li ees a Price ee 55.00 eit 40-inch Voile, a yard The x os Ey) | a ened 9 “6 *al Fully. You are ie: ee a Pie; : . 2 , ‘\ - Way “Inted orgette and Dream Crepe. a vard bares His attra Cp assort ne > Nei} ’ . ¢ a renen f] an ne! need Sa. Ings. A a n ana laney Ra ines, a ara ‘ f , | 4 (yr rer Pp .ain and Printed he epes a yard 7 es Kee Nee 65¢ to $3.50 : $1.93 to $4.50 > . , and aifatro orem lace "Immed and hand rench Enameled W ood x 0 eee tre ee ee ee ee i Imported Crepe Enponge. a vard , , - , 7, , 4 ~ is ~ a ‘= - — — Ja - e* at ed irom handiing. Garments > Hangers assorted ‘ r 2 _ = =_ ~ - &> i ; i 4 a. a ‘ " - Sie 2 =o : e sii * mae Pe : ~% - Blac i Silks for oe | 283 Maho : . ° : atchiess Russet Shoe Pol- King’s Basting Thread, 204- , — ) : ad Floor #8 - S W =. | niv one o sty] base: icdial & cane | | | s Summer Wear - Lis ait ich. earer an ast can 3 spoois. th rpoo! : a | ~ for 10¢ oe as ‘ Ww , ra ‘DO , . °Z. = +h Black Chiffon as “4 | ¢ The dust pre of cons Kirby B ed inpa 2 fs geo: SB’ i | construction. makes tl Needle Books snieiaagsisedesiAibainiiniataieisbinnn | . j je cia =a $é-inch Black 7 | Women’s ow Shring Skirts ‘Containing assorted styien = «J. @ P. Coats’ Best Six. Colored Cottons ML th Zo oa ae reas d= Cem A sign is ene of gaa 1 sizes of Needies, imila- oe ee ans — So | f f rae yard sis e Regular $7. 50 to $ tion and real leather. aa Cord Thr ead io NC! mpo! ed FE; ngiishA P: His a a; . an (4 -” a dress r chittoret te a $11.50 Skirts ~— ee . . - ‘ 7 2 — >. : _ colors, eac : vara ide hig) ea? ; J ay 36-inch Black > ti . , s~ és . F . ; = 4 + . >: = — _ ee > ‘ N a diversity of charming styles and fabries anc lors. Novelty Ff Ishi i phone orders nools | 90c¢ > - > = — . + > v 1 " > le } Fe 4 Tet Satin Charmeuse, @ 25 Other Be ‘ si s ‘ . ; : ; ‘ — ef . : - . = , ° Wool materials of novelt pl ids, stripes and tie Bie = Sangey le Ratine. a vard 49-inch Black @ ard $1.98 © : ey a me ’ tilette, bodki scissors™ ry} Sn: = 2ner -. 3 , -— a ton c i : a and orsteds; knife and combination plea dle and novelty tape measures: orted siz blac nd white, $1.00 : ; | A) ec wo! Se . | es plain tailored styles. each 50c to $1.00 .. deedie fo 1 ‘Yeanch E ‘ard $1.25 | aa SS mei, pi. : Tht — Ss a ards f : Jat nen Bponge. a vard 1.2 ) ; ‘ew Rinck Vera! Fancy Work Baskets 5 field Du cotten a»! SOrID K snlring Linen, a ‘ ard y 4 » : ¥ vey Chenille, e | | = ae nd Leather Work Boxes of Sanitary Napk q and $1.25 U 4 — ; i Moshanara “4 ’ | oo fancy Spfreat —! 3 - 2 . at. es: large and amva! + } ~ 4 ize. — Rill vv P.. . ere. + = . =... ! —_ -y - : ee j , _ Ready-to- a Awnings, $1. 19 til atvien: large and smal cra large sie cd Prema Vode: 0 vert | ake | fancy Spin y ~~.” > 7 , =e i’ ~ , > ? 2 SF a Cc » ‘ » : WE w +1] eontinue thy 1S SA la while the quan las rs. ir ? om oe Srna. i] id's : wide , d ii vt ~ | . 4 ? $4.50 to $3.06 ox ‘he argre sizes “4 ” Silk Plazsa-— Second Fleer. — . , om “ le ~ 7. popular sizes. ranging from 2 feet 6 inches to 4 free | Ww) ie. tiz os i - 7 | —T et bly ~ ] “hit ‘ _ t; e% } a Thnade of Food q LBil y 7iue and white and tap $8.50 ~ ' Sides : ; ] emrT etely e 7. , reas a a h ig. and white material, comp} equipped, ready to hang veil | Grochet Galten ‘ 3 irtain ar 4 tr aperyv Shon— Fourt " Rr" sor T) i eee a* rs of met ai ana Ww +e an ? oe a * ng $8 and 12 spools, a * ak i * : 50c and $1.00 [ sorted sizes, 6 balls fc ° : : eliuloid Bag Frames, the | Kleinerts Jiffy Baby Rub- V r ? ; Lamb’s Wool Comforts | Celluloid Bag Fr Titty Baby Rub- | Smart White Wool Fabrics round style with mirror and ber Pants, sligntiy imperfect, id a ‘ - y wv s 5 as : ro ¢ i - - - om + bus H a JS ee + & 4 2 4 + ay hi a4 7 “S97 J b ye S > - y a 4 eo a 4 wa x & 7 Sy t t & 4 x 4-3 a ‘2 5 ae » = 7 . = .. - 4 af ¥ = 2s s 2 - ¥ - = ‘ - 4 * ‘ 4 ty Ps —- ; : ¥ } hy ¢ -_ A w soheney roy eT ‘ bh, Wey | the plain straight style; each regular 50c quality, the pair ’ ° _s | : i Regularly $10.50, 56: O95 | T5e to $2.00 tes eo ee For the Sports Suit or Skirt a: . a : i 2 Special at, Each Men's Golf Garters 20c to $5c French fine rib- | P : | AOS Yaa Sewing Cabinet ed heavy shable soft Dr . } 1} } } } . "ACT. «)) ; eee ne Bes “2 . bed heavy washabie soft Dress -neh all-wool Frenh Flannel, vard | | LL-WOOL filled. for double beds, covered with fanev Of plain 1\-inch wide. bes eltin ite only, all styles : 3 - . . : ? . » la + - Le ’ ha —_ mall . L. 7? = tn . be ; . , a stitched naimsook im enintz patterns. with sateen hor- GOuUdDieC Ais Diack } ra 15c -In¢! all-woo!] ( repe d et “hine, ‘ ara : ' ‘ ‘e , S 29. 5 ’ ’ . RICte th ay. _ - 7 338 ° ‘7e¢ ‘> ak | » ar Peet? _ . ‘ ™ , non ; oe - a : | 7] ~ a7 . - ’ . In rose and blu ta tense es zis ee {)-inch all-wool. silk-and-wool Canton Crepe. ) | Y | > . . _ 2 ™ * 9 on en — oe —-———_-~— a “ « —_ eae 4 ia ' ‘ s A . , | *\ ' Q . e Ps - BR 4 af = it ~ % an A 4 ' ~~? J v " , - ! i { t hop—tecen : . —* $ Event at, Only - [( —————— 45 and Gray Hair Nets ba 3 | ° | mihi bie open ye cue, | Cap and fringe style, reg- : a | With Extra Trouser | arge and sma.i heads, black. ulariy $3.00 the dozen: . 2 | $s | white and colors. the cube 29c¢ pa ' ta : —e . | $Te ftallan walnut Spinet for . Special Selling of ee Desk. of beautiful construction. VERY Suit is all wool. in light weights, for Spring and | No mail or phone orders Semmer; new Spring two. wo-button styles and patterns. | Women’s Sew-On Corset SS SS All-Linen Double Renewed oe Machines . ee eesti: Supporters he American Dinkk wide ING cr : — ersary Sale we my Siig Se |. epte and ery mal Damask Pattern Cloths In Choice Floral Circular Patterns 2x2 vards. each. 2x21. vards. each, capes —— $7.50 $9.45 . assorted ee . 0 men: SACH IS FULLY GUAR- ac e Pe 2) onch N\ ta , tre ze ; 4d ry 7 ‘Package — apkins to match. the dozen $9.45 NYEED’ - tee are Hated hele pprennetalannenesieaidacatessnnsinatinitte Sanitary Aprons, fi oft. Large So Rubber. igh r ibber . arge sizes, cam- Bleached Toweling Hemmed All-Linen ize Apron sric and net top. pink and : b) Da k Napkins smaii checks, Diack and woite nus Orand. vaivues up ii-linen in red or blue mas ’ - ~ CMOrS. iArge extra size. best t $1.00: each 65c border. 161. inches wide . , : Singer $10.00 Singer ty : Sanitary Cloth and Elastic ee menial 4 Mc in a Leavy qua.ity, size nite, Ven Me eee 92x22 inches, in pretty New ¥ ork $15 New Home $20.00 ems ee ee —_ ‘ : | | ! os a tae Bath Towels we et ee Royal $18.00 Willcox & Gibbs | 9 Select (Thom : Bias- Tape H “(rao the dozen $7.50 cittiiaiiiinnnaiaieniel $48.00 band. with “om Narrow and wide, ®yard rg emmed. doubie - Sj S15 00 : china- with fall pieces, regulariy 5c. 8 thread yarn. size 18x38 hnger » eine i 4 : pieces for 25¢ inches. all white. each Bedspreads Wheeler & W ‘iIson a | stand sanueehoat f ' sone tinea sad eo Ahi fh . Lh LL - mall baile, 5 for icc =o } ; Sale of Console mene tate At Two thousand cards of Pear 25¢ Jewell cloth Bed- King $18.00 $19.00 5 * bt eat ee! ote Sa. Bee ® ; 7 CMR RR ee OE II La AMINE SO IRN RE VI YEN OR A ee A ET ERT Me fl CCN TNT ETT A ANS OT AEE SLIT ONT te tee AES er ABR ea arge bDaiis. = Yor ki hi — er Peo and | wioned oven oid Butt a Huck Towels apreads, with ‘arge — ettinsniiatnttinieennisiiiiieialegiidipnina Adan —_—_— 4 | $52.50 i J a ing Mac ines : — eaded Hat im, s 1 2 buttons on a card, os lace inserts and four on a oni pau the nein aed J ig ? qualitVY AAaill uD n with lace edge. Same que lity China ee a meee ~ me - wa ~ . ort a : ' ; : : 3 : a i ou r + itched Hu -* Tow —Continued at the Anniversary Price ee & ing anh) 4 meen. Crease Garme stitches ‘ Sh A Westinghouse Models | adore, with beaut Re ee oe Re ei ‘ You will find these to be the | fleral berder and Hangers, eac! 10 a eee , | . a re > oe om a ~ = Size 902x106 inches ' | Tun easier, lighter, faster an@ 5 Wooden Glove TD ene 7 ’ . aaare _— : . . ; Console | alking Machine ake mis Silver and Gold Thimbles All-linen Huck Towels : $9.50 | | last longer than any other. You | Other 100-E » nee ot ili i Piain and ‘ancy engraved. wit! “olor he 1? o : : , , re] = ee twelve selections of musie on six 10-inch double a ee ee wes allsizes. each 5c mee ones hs a cetinen qeanenengent wil te impressed wht Te | hems, in blue, rose, gold : ; beauty and desirable features Bernardeaud & Ca & wide, assorted co! in) ' 2 ; T? 7: . ; : WESTIN HOUSS ’ $5 00 $ 00 P For children’s rompers. eo ona coma ca es “ sw Size 15x22 imches, each All-linen Madeira, size ; : ae a | Lanternier 100-ps i i ‘ . _?° emer ’ : ; ' ilt : D - = $5 er peepee con mews pale dDiue. narrow. 6 varés fer 85c 12x18 inches, with prettr > | MOTOR Built ts the . ? Set +5 2 6 See, S ened "Shee Raat cue ae, $1.25 $1.95 a / eral allowance for your scrtmert of best ‘ast co’ors Music Saien—SFixth Floer ana % pte Pre Linen Shop—Secord Fiocor. ; - Quick Service Branch—Basement. | proces te 25e — — 48 Eepelr Wert This Specially Designed _, Extension Skirt er Trouser _ si oe - — | ideal Sewing Machines. Tha? Gold handies: 10% places movabie imb washing eacano faced Black Label Records. Specia! at Bo case : Fine Pear! Buttons Lingerie Tape. narrow and and lavender. udoir Pillow $s : of this genufne Electric Serving (hina Set for Month a a, Ce 2Sc; wide. 3 yards for Se : — | | a] gi i> a Silesian China Set role styles, ' as Size 18x30 inches. each hand embroidery, each We will give you & } Choiee of Browm Mahogany and Walnut Finishes. 16¢ to 25e — © — it gn dai “pe : , eld machine in exchange. Netien Shep—Firs: F'oer Re gee Ee es Mt MS ERI cr ie ee

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——— — Se ee ee a a ma nee et SL ie - APRIL 18, 1922 The City Circulation er the Daily POST- DISPATCH - alone E. Exceeds that of me Daily Star r and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7) — a = . - ” - —— _— —— -_— - y ” ‘ et ter Se ‘ 3 x > ‘ rm % 4 i ce GM a & c Fe - ‘ - - a po tn Ne i a * 7 ; Be epee a ee . d Le i x 9 PS re 9 ‘ 4 peed, eae “ _— ro come From Ninth to Tenth Sa a eae tae area ving! ay or every Spring use. able Silks de lLondre. a vard epe, a yard dcloth, a vard rts Silks nitied fabric: Mat!linson’s 4 ' ; ) | i as oe, | . t f 1} d Bordered Silk Eponge, . 2 te ‘ ; | ) ; u : $2.73 tl , ‘ : ‘ ik: % : avert ane 1] —— | WN i A Delayed Anniversary Item | a. a FETS = 3000 Card Tables Black Silks for +} $283 Mahogany Bedroom Suite. $150 Genuine oan pay $3.00 $225 Walnut Dining-Réom Suite, $166 Summer Vi ear ne V Ttinish, oxidized nickel corners ee — a p eMist surroughs ko] Idi ? 8) GQ € This Suite 1S oft genuine Walnut. 1)) ‘t rieh. soft. antique finish. Nas panies, SO SLTONZS nade tnat vou can acti >] 5 f s a ‘ ( eee " dad OS ee Scere _ te aateiseaiiunians Store Hours: Daily, g to be 30: Saturday, 9 to | 6 hod eee We Are Exclusive St. Louis Representatives for Rogers. Peet Clothes for Men. | sk ee Olive and Loc ust From Ninth to Tenth fix ee nnn = a —_ a ~_—— -— -— ~ = ee — - — ee ne ee — - Oe EN SRR. SHEN Rem ey SMD wor ie HH | Ds aj eo Pree. CR Valliie Aaa ats te er a ate ee . _ ve ae oe RE OA. ae Neem ao AY FR ads Daa pet ey ae Pe ee ——s + “Ay i) iy preening ee NR al hy ORR. ; “er —_— act : cella tlt at = Ee Ae oraee: q 0. eG tes ie Aa ot MLE SR Ret GAMENET INE RUNES. ¥ 7" : Kae ae a0 , , i a - allv stand on them. We exne: mech Black Chiffon Taf- ‘ 1. @ The dustproof construction, together with the sturdy cabinet d . aa $1 dad ". . . : ‘ k v ere om anal os n ; . ‘ — 4 me oe . = Wi sodresser, chifforette and dressing table. Mail and Phone Orders Filled. value,and you must be here early if you wish to take advantage of this 86-inch Black Fae Suite at $166. Satin C 1euse, " . . Furniture Shop--—Fifth a6 necandes eyed 7 25 Other Bedroom Suites All Very Specially Priced 40-inch Black ie Pe vara ges A (| ™ 3-Pc. Fiber Suite | prrmenna £208 5 San ee : CUR aT Quaker Chair | New Rlack Vel . | —~—— . MTT TI | $75 Value | | | \ | = / or Rocker | * ' ; ; | 4 | ) e ; . | 4 i ~ | i ’ ' ’ , | | ; Vv e Y, Chenille. 2 | - i hi i ’ } i ‘ i ; ' . yo. F . $18 50) it i | i | ie \ ‘ | ti | , De ihee||| | ~. , i HA! . | x ; ‘ ) | | y \ | } 1 ; . . \ " j . i ‘ ‘ terly cabinet work gives solidity to the construetion that assures lifetime service, The box seat chairs have heavy corner blocks glued and serew- 20 Other Dining-Room Suites Specially Priced Noshanara and |} | | fancy Spiral A | | mines Various colors in fiber to se- Beautifully upholstered seat, Crepes, a yard | ; | } i] | lect from; all] are beautifully and back, with flounce. Eleven $4.50 to $8.00 r 4 at ~ ine upholstered in cretonne of styles to select from, and all | ’ om nin good quality. Chair, rocker are regular $27.00 values. and settee. Silk Plaza-—— Second Floer. im ZS, We we oe em 4 > : | 7 ni? A ah Wi) at 999.75 f. TBS. J | | Airs Waele N/A 2 OG WOES | 3 SSS $9.00 End Table rice wae Waal Martha Washington Sewing “Mile =e | / . : : ficayugomree eke TRS a _ : ¥ » ———— oo j J ee 2 ’ ‘ $F rad iit robes: Briss: == = i S 2 F Cabinet, in beautiful mahog- j i ed pe ‘2 e pring favor any. Priced yery special. ( y ‘ . -_— Ss ; — ~ Z alas — | Rich She sacar es. finish lind Hundred« of yards of 4 Table with book trough. In- Carpets in Velvet, Axamin- deed this is a rare special to- ater, Ehcnly russe l« and Tea Wagon — “] 00 . °° ° Chair or Rocker | er ain Carpets. in all e -r 1e€ce oistere 1ViIn2-Koom suite shad $18 50 $2.75. 238 and £3.50, 83.75, Mahogany finish Tea Wagon, a ° Cte | 4. $4.50 and $6.50 yard excellent construction and with ¢ : kee Pr RRR 1 — - @€ Figured Carpets. the yard rubber-tired wheels; $21 value. . e.. tocker and heauulully Uphols- | S155 te 8S , As Illustrated, ane Just a Limited tered in velvet or tapestry. qPiain taupe, blue and : Velour and Tapestry Quantity to Be Sold | Moresque Carpet, special, Long Mirrors *: . gel Q 75 yard | Night Rack, 7.00 | Oe Spinet Desk a * Two-Piece Living-Room Suites; similar to the Three-Piece Living-Room Suites; scroll ma- ¢ above, are beautifully upholstered in mohair hogany base, upholstered in fine quality of ' a great conve- and Axminster, especial, 947.00 ‘ _ | - and priced low at $150 and $165 block and plain mohair; $506 value for $300 a ae A dainty long | § mirror, size 8x it 50 other Suites, great range of prices, fine quality and | man. These ‘ | 30 inches, with L i . , ing of sites ae heienintion a i styles, which we are offering at very great reductions are very g00d Turniture Shop— t loor. values. M hi | Well made and a a Bs. real value. panel at top. . ‘ . & - t S -- h Fl ; \ g ac ines e 3 Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. —_—————___—- --— ——s a ~ a eS ee —— = ee es SE Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor we ve .. Hd by, | aly : ¥ i A A ee oe ee OO ee oe ee > a pie ae, N Pye ee wn as Bi! se on # » ae " i oo at A OE APA 5 INP MRT FARE I SPI IB EIFS RE RC tea TR ISSO An efficient Night Rack is ATO 4 | $76 Ytalian walnut Spinet 3000 Yards of Special Offering of 100-Piece Dinner Sets Cre tonne Imported China Dinner Sets kes: $150 w s175 Cretonnes (Thomas) Bavarian China of Exceptional Quality , | “Yu eer TNS SARL EO NS AMVUIT fe JA 7 oe he M4 Hundreds of Rugs in _ L > 4K Nie | J? ff af of 9 . ta; oR La : KX ok 7 many sizes specially priced for the Spring cleaning Q , : | ~ PA oO oo TGS . NI ear, S.4] | a 0 , This 1s one of the best val ry ‘ NUL) “ Oo, Sadi Fringed Mar- eee tals vee: Mae 8.3.25 \\ eal 7 | ; | | ¢ehina: with bread and butter plates and fast- is gee ‘ Gn Lanternier 100-piece Limoges China Set $147.75 Casement Curtains an iecten entiie 45 inches wide 60 inches wide esl ad ‘ cork-base Print Linole- allowance for your 4 3 China Shop-——Fourth FPieer. ee Rains <t mercer- Coarse, heavy mesh net, with apecial at, yard ial, yard OTOR Built in the Head! designs, special, y $1.48 ume, tn a eplendid range ren Deep flounce at the bottom, allover designe; deep bullion ! Rug Shop—fourth Floor. , suarantecd r 4 . . Bo : Sages aye e1: eae De oe fringe at bottom: 21 da long. — © : ‘ semi-porcelain Sets; a set $5.15 to $27.50 } : or nongee color, fnished with full ruffling and tie-backs ip ce Pia di. Bsa ty. pemsacdialaual Basement. | iS " eeainee ies Foygth Fleer Cortain and Drapery Shop —Feurth Ficor ad

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SrxDAT APRIL 15. 1923 ee. caeee ; Approxitiately Equals that of tH€ Dally Globe-Demncrat and Mie Times Combined. AQRIL JS, : 4 , The City Circulation of the Daify POST-DISPATCH aldné Approx . : a Lf , . : 6B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH wane | me HOME FOR Y, M. H. A '*: | Sa w 39° $0 7 Bs (ing from accidents, 9 suicides. two. Concert by Italian Band. Hall. 4460 Delmar boulevard et M Li 2c. Lintell, $5, 1 | homiet her external | — - sn ae | The Italian United Society Mission , o'clock tonight. Z. Cardily a ar . arriage censes iS -—=--8 ate edtinas — | oth * ; for Educational Work Pro-| Band wil) give a concert at Trimp's . tor of the 236-plece organ. zat : Bi t] ‘ ee , Ber na Annan in 50 8940 oO -2 s . iis ] cer , ts °1 “3 cents A ga..ion. aa ’ aer way. ‘ in Ae i ~-pase prices will buy. Monday from 7 a. Ber ‘ib > 2. mm. ————— Somat AE wpa yc ol aan “Re 7 cance 16 from tuberculosis i *wo $ 45) gag nll A. mS. 2 A. Ee. +4 i Be | os | ee ee ee. eee "Bailes ie a uiosis and tw . Per pound | | ee oetie ee cat ne Pe ae : eac rom measles and whoopir a 7 “a Sis EN KEY MILA | “ >) rneis Hagedorn, S:. Lowie—Rachel Saeng- ping | Te 2 Pounds “Limit ee e tostn $i. 45 cough. There were 10 deaths resu!t- elma Laudermiik RBITTER’S CATSU r— : : ——_ An he x cE wi Meo im iderm:: , $ SALMON Tins Tim brand. fancy | | n iaeent ee tee Seems os SS «EXTRA SENSATIONAL ; Down Chinook Fish; No. 1 15c @ In this purchase we tallecan .. ees r th Seunie that would ordinarily sell at a | "ite a | a See . faxwell W "\lliams University (rr DANCING FEATURE! Ceats and Vests. sizes 37-38-35... Our regular 25e quality. The best that money STRIP BACON—Tuncy * much higher figure. In colors of blue, bronze, black, ' : as guwar-cured ; x 15c = nt oe a : Mar F. Bechar pense, Wem ALL THIS WEEK Srend-sew Biles will bay or make. 7 a. m. till 11 a. m. CALIFORNIA AMS | and other pop - Co | ° _13i¢ : Bag Shop—F'rst Floor z : a GAYETY BR ncn ge ee Brand-new Weol Suits Fine White Pure Cane Granulated BIRTHS RECORDED. 225 acne I HE GIRL IN FE) 1012 N. GRAND SUGAR ; } ‘ager oe oe we a * SENDS IT HOME

nt »e PoP ew » ,3 uot, “re Law SS bad ——_—_ BURIAL PERMITS : EF Se Le: cited gery . + ae . Bey off We te ROAR & eng a b s - > “fe ents Oe ee ee vn a — 7 py Leo — | 2 ok sl 2 if, ~ af ape SE es st 1 be Paap Ay Make y es ~ rs 3 se = a an ee ARP A : ‘ “ mt ages 4 aii q oer Ls -a9 a Woh a Sjeaapnt “ 7 a ote 2 . , apesmannth pean of their new home at little expense with a Piano of dust and grime. A fabric, design and coloring for every drapery and upholstery purpose. to about to per cent of the price of the Estey- Player-Piano Velvet Rugs taken in exchange at a liberal valuation. Rugs are priced as low as $35.00. Smaller and improved style and the rendering of ‘° You 4 credit tor it, giving you full allowance for its worth. Then, _ specimens from Persia and China. All sizes. ing device and tone control merit popular Washburn Players. Many have found this a happy solution Our new lines of Orinoka Fabrics are now on display. Guaranteed sunfast for season after sea- BARTHEL-DUESENBERG PIANO CO K d & So ° ‘ ennar ns pleasure it brings. H.R. H. PAINT CLEANER 96¢ 13 Newhouse J. KENNARD & CHOCOLATE—Per 1b. Monday On bottles: each tn Honduras mahogany. [ees “ MERHAN’S SPECIAL, “ S50c — 90c oo . $3.50 pmemted 32.5465 Situation “Wants”— the buying public of St. Louis and vicinity, our great Reorganization Sale has Clip and Mail to Us dially invite a visit of inspection to our warerooms, as new stock in | Art-Echo pianos showing keyboards Pianos, Bond Pianos, etc., also a most complete assortment of the New Edison tions of used pianos. No is a wondertul example of cabinetry, and in perfection of detail and beauty of finish will Bench, $12; Rocker, $13; Full-Size Bed, $75; Twin-Size Bed, $75. Vanity Case. Bow-End Bed, Night Table, End Bed $ 95.00 5-Piece Walnut Set, Twin Beds, Chifforette. 4-Piece Walnut or Mahogany Set; Dresser, Chifforobe, Bow-End Bed, Chair, Rocker... Dressing Table _.. 245.00 This Week's Bargains in ing Tavle. Chair. Bench j 7-Piece Ivory Enamel Set: Dresser, Chest, Bow- ments. Vose & Sons Piano. . .$195 service. If to these teatures you add the low prices at Kennard’s you have every reason to inspect the large Cable Piano Story & Clark Piano. | a : Stewart Pianc ... Qxr2, $97.50 Carpets $66 50 gx1i2, hy r Ls 3 , im- sya , pa t of our display They are, in instrument. The balance may be atranged Parcell Player-Piano is ¢ : ; : Linole ox, $47.50 tome is clear and sweet. mellowing Let us explain this in detail to you. If Ellington Player-Piane $165 F h Wil R ums renc ilton Kugs durable and the musical quality is not ’ : . DON’T MOVE YOUR OLD PIANO! gxr2 $135 00 Inlaid. . $1.40 to $3.25 sq. yd. - larger sizes in all qualities proportion- the player roll is filled with a hand- 76", %0U are settled in your new home. you may come down and select . : . to th your investigation. Be sure to have o their moving problem. They are relieved of all bother and worry, and son, and when washed, with no effect but to restore the brightness incident to the removal of 912-914 PINE STREET Fourth and Washington

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~ © = rey ad ? Tr 5 2 i Bal ty s aie oa, ae * S8- ime eati * . eG EA teas -_—— ee ee ——— —_— = ee ——steenneoon ede 4 a SrXDAT apeoRDa®,.. Sie APRIL 15. 1923, The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds maf of the Dafly Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCM' 78 ld | wut tories and ee . eum: sg ie .- { HOME FOR Y, M. H, A. np chalga ger ae Bay G t rea of Pe ae 8600 PACKING EMPLOYES S600, will be affected by the 10 per’ 2300 employes, increase not esti-; 1 Side Packing Co., 600 employes, : - se tional Work the oes program. rea HERE TO GET cent wage increases, which, accord- ‘mated; St. Louis Independent Pack-|$1200; Krey Packing Co., 500 6th and Frankl a es for Education or Bren| The association proposes to make e WAGE INCREASE ing to available figures, will mean! ‘ing Co., 1100 employes, $2700; East | ployes, $1290. in a gad in $500,000 Project. ithe building ac lubhouse, community, | S ul ture 0 ens in Ne y k ncreases in the weekly payrolls to-| | “WHER “4 Rete facilities for the educa- | educational and recreational center. “| C p p W or St Touts and National City eager we ar $13,- 7 vanced More ‘Than , res by piants follow: E THE Fe CROWDS Go.” “a eerk of the Young Men's He- | The plans provide a large auditori-! — ie : }um, library, gymnasium, swimming | With 800 Pieces on Vie $13,000 Weekly. | Swift & c O.. National City, 3000 = eee pale tien! —— oe St. Louls and Natio; ial Cite =~ iemploves, $6000 to $7000 weekly in- - are rov ; CIALS Ass( jation provided in pool, indoor tennis court. reception | : ; | ) . . ; . iy a " > fthe proposed association | rooms, ballroom, lecture rooms f Side . lcrease: Swift & Co.. St. Louis. 1°0¢ . “4 a : ’ l I ms for ide) employes of lar ' outs, 1709 tt ; ; Z | yes ree ps | nother xamp eo n : : —— =~ 4 a : Pe .s r 1 \f ‘ic | , cr 1 ‘7% , , ; Pp . cin i “4 a . ° 40 which $500,000 is being the Ameri anizauion work ¢ ond uet dl | houses ie thd sie PacCRKiIng employes. $2000: Armout! & (*o ' vein. imbder ~ won yy a building fund Calnpaign by the asso latton, and f Clilities for of about National City, including Morris pla ¥ } ’ : f } ? 4 ; e J} ; ' = way. Classrooms, labora- social activities. | €i Many 4 eae and Specially emer Guests ; b. | | Present—Show Called Most Notable of ; ON) LU | Kind Since 1904. | (5-Po. Louls XVI Bed- yaniy Scxst' coscerct yhaie and vecker ! Large chifforebe! C room air he —— =i ‘a coving ing! 2 teqther pillows: , Monday By Victor S. Holm, : : $100 | “ Room-siz pe Professor of Sculpture in the School of Fine Arts of Washington University. on a aN j °o e / i 3 5 Pane en eR RR at money NEW YORK, April 13. P VERY LATEST — MODEL | HE greatest exhibition of American sculpture ever gathered, excepting St. Leuis : | at world’s fairs, was opened Thursday and Friday to a specially invited =| J : | publie for a first private view. | - Girl Who ity - sis See the Big Spread in This Issue. : ic Oo r ic ro a | The invited guests met the sci ilptors, who were out in goodly number, | Breaks ' e Section 6, Pa es 14 and 15 Tro dered about the gardens and the gal- biked forming little groups thev wan g g | leries admiring and discussing the works. GOLD ., the World’s The exhibition is held in the build- held by American sculpt ure in oa he H o Museum, the| world’s art. It is too big and too re: Dancing ings of the ispanl |Numismatic Society and the Amer-|important to be described minutely, | Call in Person at the | Record rma ——— ‘ican Academy of Arts and Letters.' but must be studied carefully in | MISSOU Mi we. In the courts and gardens surround- | order to be adequately presented to} i } } } } ry © . sha! H | ¥s a my ‘ ‘ing these bui yer pony t! ge ache he | the Pgh vest betas I aes THEATER : 1] ae Georgraphical ociety n¢ usé€um spend a few inspiring days up there | err alal Bread ; eo. | ie j J ree of the American Indian, the statuary and write about it more fully in! MONDAY A. M. F ‘ > ! ; i , 3-oz, K } | —=—— ' ! iwas placed giving each piece as/future articles. i ' nearly perfect a setting as its au-! ‘thor could desire. The gardens are | oo laid out in terraces and walks) | . GA | jlanted with trees, shrubs and flow- Balance Easy a A ae At | ora plants forming a beautiful set- Ww Si nando ipa > on | ting for the sculptures, so that in 10 LArce ae’ leekly Terms by en Ne | | | passing from Broadway gg the | BARS ; is ae m ‘Select Model if yes | | massive gates into the grounds the : hout a Victrola. ee 1 GH Sas , | visitor finds himself in something Ls ), most ee tee weasth: ae | iat at {i cd | near a fairlyland, reminiscent of our — A ASAE - veral fairs. ike best on this wonderful in- | Jip? it ae i | ” The exhibition is given by the Na- _strument and hardly realize you |RRRRRMIM)® Ni lent |} Ae Honal Sculpture Society and the are paying for it. Mahogany or ! 7 vm are RE i ‘above named societies have gener- famerican Walnut. Priced only CL Pe “4 ously offered their buildings and | $180—little indeed, tor the ! | groands for the show, which is one pleasure it brings. : of the most notable of its kind since LIMITED OFFER : 3 the big show held in Madison Square 'Garden in 1904 and for many years to come. Delivered Immediately If You Call REY TE © 50s shores of Gunite. : About 800 pieces of sculpture are Monday Only here gathered, all admitted on their’ recognized value as works of art and Special shipment of massive Upright Phono- having passed a rigorous jury. graphs, designed to sell for $115. Finished The high quality of workmanship, in Honduras mahogany. Deep, mellow 'the imagination and originality of tone. Play all records. A week-end offer- ‘nese works makes one feel proud ing at only to be counted among this fellow- ship of American sculptors. And, speaking of fellowship—fellowship there was, all right. The minute I | had made sure of quarters so 1 would, | not have to sleep in the park, I hit! _ the trail via the subway for the. ‘show and arrived just in time to be |stood up in the long line of sculp- | tors and ‘“‘shot’’ by the cameraman. Everybody gave me the glad hand /}and asked about old St. Louis. In | 20 minutes J] had renewed and fresh- | i ened up old friendships and acquain- ‘tances with former schoolmates, fel- | |loW asSistants and former masters, most Of whom I had not seen for nearly, 18 years, but about whom ] ee / Shall tell later on. | - Good Fellowship Prevails. | The day was perfect, the sun shin- ing and everybody looked wonder- fully happy. However, spring is not’ yet here and the atmosphere is pretty cold in spite of the sunshine. But this little circumstance could not dampen the merriment and fel- : 3 lowship of the artists. Good-natured . ee ; badinage and jollving rang fron in America. It group to group and ahile we sins ty of finish will | lined up for the camera, George! i ~~ ’ Gray Barnard shouted to al] the men ‘to take off their hats. He suited 9. s : /his action to the words, removing ~s . _ | his own hat and displaying his im- mense shock of bushy, hedvy hair. The suggestion did not meet with general approval, but brought pro tests from Daniel French, Lukema and others whose heads are not so a “aa ‘well equipped with hair as Mr. Bar- $ nard’s. Much merriment ] revailed 95.00 among these sculptors, most of orette. Bow- 'whom can look back upon a noble : ‘career of artistic achievements of P Biceaber. 4 ~ aa /enduring distinction and value. And P| surely they have a right to be happy, Chest, Bed, i: these creators of beautiful things ‘who transform their visions and aut ibs Trees. dreams into enduring stone a Vanity Case... bronze. Do not their seamed an Chest. Bow- j lined features speak eloquently of ; , : ° : ‘their struggles and hardships? | Chair, Rocker, - 7 : : | Most of the big men were there— Sensational Offer Makes it Possible for Daniel French, Herbert Adams, | Charles Niehaus, Adolph Weinman, : #ou to Buy Your Spring Clothes on Easy Terms § itermon seNeit, Joun Roth, Bveivn Colorin S $5. 00 1S ALL YOU NEED! ,Longman and Bessie Potter v ere no- | ing. Any garment ia the h ice? wet Ge. oeees table among the women sculptors e ouste—no mana ce— : ee ‘ at st cost and term of yours for only $5.00 down. Balance to suit your convenience. This great exhibition abundant!) demonstrates the dignified position == AZZ” SUITS ir imensions may hey i —— . : Get pie ren — _ oP — any _ oa My re K: i) " NONUNION “PLUMBING LABORERS: = —- ponte et et «' eaturing le 4, ; he Oe, | ster Rugs Qos hoes peti TO REPLACE 500 STRIKERS Wage Conferences of Iast Two d any of the cash stores. if “ : H | $55. 00 4 2 sry ee de eben Ay hs rg Weeks Fail: »en Quit Two | : | ‘i é 2 Weeks Ago. | $66. 50 . J TWO- PAN i g me | ihe & Fy Nonunion plumbers’ laborers will y ; iy ‘7 : f SUITS tA” “FF ‘Y "4 \ be emploved toniorrow 10 take i d Axminsters as low | te fe rage ; . ; 2 Cec f SOO ls orers on Striké r ‘eibes in all qualities . | The season's newest in pat- places of 500 lab : terns and styles. Pay only $5 oa cause their demand for an increase priced. rh f down and the balance to suit ; SH a . 9 eg. : 5 yourself. Specially priced at = of 12% cents an hour to $1 was ’ S | h ~ Summer Ove yet Rugs i BY oe agg egg lige Ralph’s Tuxedo Suits Ralp rcoats « : Ke iz tl Mast Plumbers’ Association, ; : ~ o : - , > m4 gow tlle Specializing in Evening Clothes for men and young men, In Three Groups 4/ 50 E m said yesterday. S ° - ; ¢ | Blake indicated that conferences, { 5 C 0 ro S + or ‘ rge number af ; ~ CAPES AND WRAPS ap sik: aus “ened ek he Ralph Clothes Shop had in stock a la Genuine Palm Beach Suits; $ 7 9. 5 MO aes Continuing Tomorrow the Sale of Men’s and Young Men’s Clothing From the —_—_ ‘Sixth and St. Charles Streets Operated by the Ralph Full Dress and Tuxedo Company of New York, Spe- cialists in Evening Wear and Metropolitan Clothes for Men and Young Men. Clothes for general and evening wear may be so profitably purchased during this sale that economical men and young men will not only see the advantage*of supplying present needs, but will also buy for Summer and next Winter’s wear. The original assortments were so large, comprising the entire ready-to-wear clothing stock of the Ralph Clothing Company. that selections may be made tomorrow with splendid satisfaction. It is one of the best opportunities vou have had this vear to save on vour clothing needs—don’t let it pass. : At substantial savings you may buy One and Two Trouser Suits, Spring Topcoats, Gabardines, Whip- . cords, Winter Overcoats, Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits, Frock Coats and Vests, Extra Trousers, also Tropical Worsted, Gabardine, Mohair and Palm Beach Suits for the 1923 Summer season. Ralph Clothes Shop’s ae Ralph’s (| Ralph Clothes Shop’s Worsted and Wool Suits Winter | All-Wool wa 775 Group No. 1— Overcoats Group No. 1— $25, $30 and lb In Two Groups $35.00 and $40.00 $85 Values..... $30 and 835 Overcoats VaIMes cc cus cnebiseecn for Ralph Clothes Shop's $9700 Ralph Clothes Shop's Worsted and Wool Suits All-Wool a Suits Group No. 3-~- $40 and $50 Overecoats Group We a 75 $40. $45 and for — $50.00 and $60.00 a0 Veta ee $98.00 | Values .'..5 sare dbcunaen Ralph Clothes Shop’s | Ralph Clothes Shop’s is Limited lot of silk- | se. 8 : l'opcoats and Gabardines | | lined Spring Top- | | Topcoats and Whipcords oats. Special at ‘ y ‘ a s) Group No. 1— Group No. 2— $25. $30 and : | a= } $40, $45 and 35 Values $50 Values GAAMAAASARAAAARAGS AARAARANARRARARARRAALE in the 3 $71.00 | a from-—in ail. the new Spring colors, $5.00 @ 50 failed, and that the employets did ‘Tuxedos, which we now offer at such substantial savings 815 and $1650 values down is all you pay S not intend to accede to the demand as to affor d a most unusual opportunity Tilia " o¢ Cee ee ee +e wee wwegree ee « . of Velvet Rugs are 4 Ff Others Up to $60 tof $8 a day. He said the unions : a (ir N Mohair Suits: rroup No. ] 2 75 ore ~ e S15. *20 and ee values OE ... cuss ob oa dete eee sd as $35.00. Smaller and stood on this demand and would not pee Ri ee fn iis oak be OS all qualities proportion- . . DRESSES SUITS accept the work at the old scale of (rroup No, 2— 32 75 Tropical Women Sas; $16. f 1S 4° . _~ “ $ oe KO). SU and ROD values at e+ ewe 'e se We « i 1, & styles in all the popular | Easy terms. Just think, iit a cest > & , Spring shades. $5 Down is all vou vay! No comment was made ee 50 AND $39 75 ‘nouncement by officers of the ut 7 We show a wonderful Wonderful assortment at $7 a day. in f : | ‘ Ay : uF . ‘who remarked the situation “re- Silk lined: KOO and SHU values ; tne sew eee FAMOUS - BARR CO: line of smart. clever this special low price. Fridey afternoon We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps TT ile A mains unchanged.” % .e strike be . . re. ” ‘o. ins , : Visit Our East St. Louls Sto izi ¢ ville Av gan a week ago last Monday. 3 r p 4 | sation a erties fede | 4 War Memorial Mecting. Patriotic and civic organizations Season after sea- ; the removal of are requested by the National be ld ; z ited at bister r . : War Registrars to be represe: df purpose “ae ; a joint meeting to be held at Van- | ™ dervoort’s Auditorium Thursday, at | : x °:30 p.m. Maintenance of the Gold Star Court on King’s highways 1 oO Elevator vard, and the planting of trees o1 the Gold Star National Highway or Stairs ae eee Cu froin Kansas ‘ ily to St Louis, will | be discussed. us See AAARARAAARAAR 7 # en ibn - - = eae et ree, 7” os ee Pale . od ‘2 > ae. . a oo. of - 7 res _ ‘ ae cp ob) ae Bs ~ rites Pn RTS. RC ee i amcdeuelchs cid oo

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: a e* SUNDAY. . tion of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. Ee 2 APRIL 15. 1972 > 8B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘The City Cireula Sa See Our Other Announcements on Pages 7, 9 and 10 This Section. 7 y= . 7 eT | $1.25 Flounct = 4 VIA YY SS an Se a ee eee —_—_— A ERP RAED ee ON ta AP ai Ne ew Shipments Heighten t @ The savings to be effected tomorrow on fashionable Silks for Spring and Sunt- nver apparel make this the opportune time to supplv all needs. Printed Silks in gorgeous colorings. rich btack, plain-colored Silks and effective novelties are ot- fered in many underpriced groups. ; . A Sale of ene: : ou 50g —o Se aeeaeaaae aE In the Furniture Section Tomorrow— eo Printed Crepe Novelty Crepes Natural Tan Pongee 3 $2.98 Quality. $6.50 and $7.00 $4 95 $1.25 Value, O&¢c e * : a b $ Qualities. Yard, ° Yard a : Elegant novelty silk The excellent wearing | : ‘ in _—Aeer ~ = “hh heavr welgn ial if = Lf 2 i for the mak- on —— separa? $10 to $15 Values i ama Crepe $3.98 Eponge : : Gwe plea ol ne $3.78 naam pages 201 A coarse silk ste . E ze, Attractive cynendid range of street | Weave, heavy enough for the | splendid for sports apparel; 3 — $2.48 e Printed Silks © © Just 200 Chairs and Rockers were secured in a special purchase: printed Pavtemms = and are now offered at a like saving. Choice may be had of thes padable wearing qualits: 38 | ty favored ber Crepe of beau-| Ings of color seen in many : four styles shown above, finished in brown and so well cay slar Spring PNG Ro get pe “i yaad... 94.95 = structed that vou will instantly appreciate their exceptiong shades; yard . oe ae 2 _ 2 aa gy, are 3 a eahet kh ~~" Tyree oa ti wm ~ n . >. = e % . “a = . i . - neavy 4 PSS Hatin ? | suited for use in the living room, bedroom, sun parlor a ee ee ee ae ee _ and on the porch—comfortable and with an attrac- aed aa ane: suse WP RGEO! | hinck and white; yard ee: pests : tiveness of design and sturdiness cf build which : ete Sees RTGS TG TRS ESTERS TOSSES 7 make them very desirable. "ew ar a ~ a . Tied? ed shades ~ 3 an | > > —— —_—— - av - Very Extraordinary Is This 3 SSS SSS SSS TRES SS RETEST SOTO SSST TOTS SSSENSSSSET TIES STE SSESSSODODSSSS CDE TSSSTTTOSSO TOTO JAH 4+ ge ae oe —————SS—_ | —Offering Savings of 3 , - * f° : | I I ~\ f 22 Monday—A Very Special Offering of 3 to 2) ££ Ji PA Electric Machines F @ Included is the entire stock of Hurst & Co., New York publishers—embracing . 3 classics, popular fiction and children’s ysis > 1 books—-a real opportunity for gift seek- ers and all book-lovers. " * tee - van By 5 Me 4 v5 ee ES, Pe. sabe. 5 — online ie Sl: sl eon en Ree Fae Pe Se Bay eh ate cm Se ee ee naar eae OF a8 rete ee 7 H-» xe 5 mea aren ‘y a PE. FE eA SE 5 1A ee ee 2 sy Oe 4 An Important Annual Event Now in Full Swing . (If furnishing your new home or re-decorating the old one for the Summer season, your best opportunity > for economical selection of handsome Rugs, in whatever Size or coloring you require, is offered in te- MOrrow s splendid assortments. PR ME SRI ORES _—-— @ Portable Electric Sewing Machines made bv the S £ Rool + iJ -ming . , rs mecwric . 4 oy ae | ets of Books | AY g New Home Sewing Machine Company, Climax cera a ee xminstel Roy al W ilton b d We > early selectic : ai | 7.50 Value (@6) 3 Volumes - rand. e urge early selection and no mail or | Ne) in Boz fa / ugs phone orders will be accepted. An opportunity to bi | save considerably on desirable and labor saving | mgt wae pms ) : $47.50 Value hines The Pastor's Wife. : mac Mg Christopher and Columbus They are compactly placed in beautiful walnnut- | —DO und in full illustrated S$ ~ finished cases; easily carrie and moved about. ah : . : ° 2) . Fach with a set of needed attachments. 75 Popular Fiction Over 200 titles by such authors as Wm. J. Locke, Roland Pertwee, yarns, i richly colored a >. . . $45 Sewing Machines Loults Joseph Vance. Randal! Parish, Margaret Deland. : ane wide range of beau- reproductions of genuine | es, e Gilbert Parker, Harold MacGrath,. E. Temple Thurston and : tiful designs and colors tn Persian and Chinese Rugs, = - ho : . deal . eo many others. pieeniine a ie these high-grade, heavy lso small allover patterns ; Dy “es ~~ 4 : H 32 Inches wide, is an ! e - i+) deep pile Rugs includes that ar ridely used: ail — ° . 4 eS - § in beautiful shades of tan, the season's most favore tinishe rith heavy knot- _ ; ; | maize, b ; patterns; 9x12 ft. size, an: ted fring desirable for Dress i $1.25 : wa : “ "ai ‘shed \Ma- 3 for . SiitadD a for al “> > y rior " liwiy reoms or ) Clese-weave, soft-finish, chines. made by the New Home Sew- Linen that does net eee ee ~- ee et . roon.. ing Machine Co.. with full set of at- $1.00 : : in the moet favered colors tachments re | : hes wide; the Wachines may be purchased on 150 titles, including the following— and 26 inc deferred payments if desired. ! ween tn leatherette and gold stamped. : Axminster Seamless Extra Size . Sixth Fleer | Hans Brinker In His Steps : Rugs Wilton Rugs Axmiunsters Axminsters ** , Tales Intellectual Life Epictetus Jane Eyre Specially Q ~~ Splendid - Specially Remarkably 75 Aesop's Fables John Halifax : Priced. __. ff Values... + Priced $04 15 Priced... . Se Alice in Wonderland Little Minister 4 selection of medal?’ {iton Velvet Ru in rich ae r : ion medallion. Wilton Velvet Rugs, in ric} Throw-size Axminsters, & . . > i Caesar's Gallic War Lucile Ceiatesd Bee eecienntininn' a mepeteninge Pesce ae . ie ie ' 7 : . F | Monday, Each At, Yard | E : me | we | | House and Garden Necessities Is fancy E celers and figures; thie t* sheer cotton Volle, splendid fer Summer frocks: yaré...- gh gi ing tig payne yh: gi iy ham y > nA foe is teeeen ged epeees tee eeneeet eneboeeers |r tr: eaeeeeer eer apres . . Freaa@ Fatine =cet that will not new shad | | | $1 Vi ot f ‘AX esses a It SCN RMN, 4oe— i | | Helte Matisse Tan 2° p eo tiahr et ie Pe, NES Mag re , Parr Of bleached tub- | Bieached Sheet- UEet iD. Hf Butterfiles.....C. M. Weed books for bovs and girls and in- tng. size 42x36 In. tng, 81 inches wide i rith uve fj Wiidfliowers..... Blanchan cluding such popular series as With neatly hem- of good ade > 84 feather i Birds . Blanchan ‘Carter Girls,” ‘““Tucker Twins.” | ° . ° med ends and = round threa y cot- “overed with stri ; Standard works—each hand- “The Dorothy Books.” “Ocean 1 Can Be Obtained Here Monday at Pointed Savings ready for use. ton. 7 ao ¢ ticking lj somely bound and f{llustrated in Wireless” and “Frank Arm- i! “ : . e ; 39¢e , co .ors. strong Series.’ i | ' And many ether ttems impossible to list here i Vv Soa Beek Sheop—Strth Fieer + , I ar P 45 EE aaa! T A Splendid Saving in f ee _” v= | Oakes. = : . | Kinds to | Wall Pap i | | x cnty atx wo teow: oo | | a eee ee eee af OE Many N Framed Mirrors a apers at Special Prices | : span ox wah often oe. | | eee i | any Nex eEz=: i 7 A ooneensmesassnnssnannennseeea , q Priced, : — } Supply Y N ¥ and Profit Considerably i | $ “ xighsiacn ota eee $4.30 25-ft. % Moulded Hose . | Wood cases, revoltvis an | € Here are mui! checks, 36 2 $22.50 > 50 i At 6‘.c Roll are At %c Roil are At lic Roll are | Lawn Mowers. with f ib Mang $7.95 50-ft. % Moulded Hose eee eeene-- . brushes, rubber-tired ei Striped or checked Filazon. 3% Velue . | | chints floral Papers in bine- varnished Papers | | ting blades: 14- $1.50 Hose Reels; wood frames 0 ee | bumper cords and $3.1 * able for countiess uses. ay I | ei striped and ai! bird and ttle ef- in bive brown if ea Ee - $9.40 $1.25 4-qt. Aluminum Saucepans .........«-.. leng handles ...._.. 4 De de | | P P as q | 2nd green. Sec- | eed $2.45 2-qt. Aluminum Double Botler= 1.95 Enameled = White Voile a : . tf rer effec: in ects in Dlue an inl P “= s " - | : Very decorative are these Framed H — a : . ends cof 28 | $7.95 Flour Bi 48c Aluminum Sink Straimers .......-..-...--- $ , Imported embroidered “4 rs in the triple stvle. in olv- | soft shades. gray. grades. ei, Be ins 20 Aluminum Saucepan Sets, two-picce , : ; Large oval Roeasters. . | 8 inches wide and saitadie f | fini Plain emnhone ot ae i . At 28c Rell are Papers in tapestry i os a Luxe Sins, 199-18 oe $1.75 Aluminum Teaketties, five-quart.. . $1. rolled edges, end handles ; : chrome nish. : | x . ’ : —_= ise | | : xtr heavy tin; hinge ' = a a ij brocade and embossed biended effects: | i ~A ™ ct + = _ $1.25 Coco Door Mats hot rt era: tered ends. Size 22x.1 inches. | Son wats 2 ca a SAReee, $5 O8 : Sec Rolls Bob White Toilet Paper ....<«..10 roils, 35 | we. | H onday soon ° 60c 50-ft. Sash Cord Clothesiines . P ee anna a = bur. | < brocade and damask effects ard 89-inch || | $1.50 Brooms witb z ow ge an if . delabr perrehreme Ante rapes, Made of selected broom crr cande mora PO es Tc Roll are Domestic On* mea! with fnished handies and full : Papers, 39 tnches wide. style. Size s2T? Sets consist of 7 sit60 sate P ral seen aa ? i} . five-sewed shoulders S] 10 Aladdin Aluminurnrware .... eee $10 two candlesticks. $? i Combination Papers Seid Only With Border : 1 | good size; Monda: . $6.45 Griswold Dutch Oven, with cover. . Gallery ifth Fleer | — i ae - | | CRS: crn Tiley ae est ae :

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heat ie 2923. ‘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' ~ 9B i ens | ‘ aa" Vw" a Pinas ; 2 See Our Other Announcements on Pages 7, 8 and 10 This Section. Waffle Irons |} 338 $1.25 Flouncings : | Prin Sj ————————— | 3a. he o~- | cess Slips A x ariie irons you c “2 & r wiss ounci in 7 — . age isp waffles with no tong 6 ee Sm erinty geet ABA © to gg 2 a Smee vival von *s a laptrons English — in navy, flesh, 4 eS white. Paisiey, biack an sand; made with er two ruffles); also hemstitched styles: splendid neatiy tailored band tops and self material yality, ideal for infants’ - ey “ ; : wear; yard 7 75c We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash shoulder straps; a very popular type wn 2 . . L : ) rg? wai or $250 in Merchandiser Restricted anises Bacepted ae ent aoe sienna Worthy of Immediate —in Styles That Are Most Authentic —Latest Models for Women and Misses ; BB: Bs. = . - , om ° fee, "inti eee Tee & } ‘ :% _ i . ————— ~~ ~ ~ = a Pas ~ manson 7 - » hs ; P nay —— _ - Bs, = ‘ “oo ‘ . 4 z + . ox ; 7 4 .* % ~ a 4 «* a 4 ot. ee - - ~ ; . ‘ - ‘ ~ s * 4 — YT Pe > . a a‘ > “ ; Fe 4 y f - s : ; az ‘ r _ : : u ; - 4 a ha > r co F 1 s 4 , > * : es : \ y - ca ” ’ . ; q } ae | Fe Sy ee . . 4 | - Kan ’ > = \ ; ia Va 3 Re : : ' 7 , . \ iv. So A 4 é f . a “ “fy 7 t As a . “y 4 = > f ‘ ti) 7 s 6 LALA ; AS LOT 5 . ; . LIK J % , a | : “a ya ‘tA 24 r : : ’ Ma . 2 2 ae aiues a ; “ : , “Lo es ete ‘a : LOA 3 cs Re A a> me ‘ ? y Co, ¢ «i ' 4 . A x A fas " 4 . » - we SA e A _ a : om’ ‘i , - / ve Xs * rd j S “A “7, 4 hy iy i “7 Ae a A, 2 ‘s . 4 - eM Af LG ef AO B p we Qa SAO AeA ALOY ‘a Ss, At ‘te “a Ay : F “ys ff tft ff 4 ed ~ a A a ~ 7 OMe — : ‘ pe “~ a“ A sy , LS 3 . . Le - Yue we , a : Yo . . 4, Y So CYL e . "8 Ze sa . ores “A ’ o . , Zw, A we % 4 - vd Soa - ' ” AY MO - ‘ @In this important group are sports Coats, tailored on @Smartly styled Suits that will instantly appeal to the the latest lines and Capes and Wraps of unusual charm. woman and miss seeking fashionable models at a mod- Some garments are fur-trimmed, others embroidered, erale price. Some are made on strictly tailored lines, or with novelty buckles and ribbon ties. The careful others are in box-coat and side-tie effects. Every Suit tailoring, beautiful linings and many desirable colorings is silk-lined and splendidly tailored and many of them will appeal to all. Sizes 14 to 44. are trimmed in novel ways. Sizes 14 to 44. Excellent Fabrics Enhance the : The Materials and Colors Are Attractive Modes | Very Fashionable The sports Coats are of genuine camel's hair Suits of excellent quality tricotine, Poiret and imported weaves—the Capes and Wraps twill, twillcord and velour checks—in gray- are of veldyne, Gerona, preciosa, Brytonia, vel- stone, pebble, Ramie, moth, midnight blue and verette, velvey or handsome silk weaves. : navy, as well as the ever-smart black. Fourth Floor Fourth Floor eseet Attractive Styles »-4 oe ov = — oe ee ee Ge — ee nee a special purchase may be had of the and so well con- their. exceptional YAN QSAR > Le) fh! «A ss" v a as . x. r - . Sz . r . \ . ~) f, : ~ , ’ . \ olendidly sun parlor i an attrac- : oi , A Monday Attraction Is This Sale of 2000 a which af __ Monday—We Offer 1800 Sample Glove ‘umen, #4 | Silk Vests and Step-Ins Leather Handbags Special $ | Reto We se a S 15 AO ery Values at... + Et Sere ee F a RS a dy . . “s-@ Ps wa 2 4 ’ | oH ee ape . A . s Sn Se , - ” ae . ~~ * “4 . Values at...., “ce ’ rrr P2332: . : eile ° => $ lio "EF reeeere & i @Sample Glove Silk Vests and Step-ins a « Smart Bags in over 50 attractive styles: hand-blocked — in plain and fancy weaves. Several a Fak round-bottom effects, swagger, envelope, shopping, pouch well-known makes are included and all SASS and fancy stvles—of cordovan calf, real pin seal, Indian goat, are of excellent quality. Sizes 36 to 42 4a morocco, natural seal grains and tooled leathers. in lot, but not in every style and kind. a pot ) In black, brown, tan, gray and Pink, orchid, Nile, peach and other . other shades; long or short handles pastel shades from ‘which to choose. i as and every Bag nicely fitted. Third Floor i | L@ ** Main Floor your best opportunity » is offered in to- OS ee ee -- = - - 608 SO OOSS SOSH ESSE COSST SE TS CODES CEE SERESSOC ECO REC ESESes eters eeeeceses eee — ) TITTY ar ; AIT ; TI IITTIIN 'IITITITIITIVITILTI ILI TITTTeey TITTY TYTT?T TY ( : ~ Fe “ ’ » ~ ; = - | - PLS a ;, ay ipit A BD - f om theeeee veeeetete ry ae mamas —~ ' y / Pe >». «. . J _ , =z 4 é De B WN fl ] ty if | lt Would Be Wise to Select From These 2500 Tomorrow—The Time to Secure Supplies of E | SOI VR $1 Value, Yard. se | up ready to embroider; sim- | Value, 4 very attractive i = - i 27x54 inches. . | 3 § noch Ratine of excellent weight and soft finish 3 ple straight stitch and French | Made of soft silk, shirred and — tterns; priced Special Purchases Bring Handsome Line | Fifth Fleer ae t will not crush; shown in the following popular | eet Ganlens: corded and tastefully trimmed = nN shades— is. with bright silk flowers and fruit: Pill EH} = | | , nne Filiows r mM Ocean | Tomato | choice of several colors. | Creto quality eretenne, OO a DS Handk 21 "hi afs == —_—~—» ~~ ~ — MMO ; {> Brown Henna Helio Pink ? | 75c Stamped Pieces Tan ‘in attractive round, square Reseed 7 . Maise ae a American Beauty H Pillow tops, ecarfs, centers Buffet Sets | and oblong shapes; most and buffet sets, on tan color HH inal aree- piece Sets stamped for efmple § remarkable 25e Hi ; ~ | } nm very prett atterns; | ; Third Fleer art crash; very effec 40¢ l very effective and guickiy - 5 values; each Val tive designs; priced .. | finished. Very special | - Values. . ; . = @Becured at concessions from two re- 7 for $1 00 ie ° , : nowned manufacturers, these bridge and " . | Tomorrow—Economical Selection in — junior style Lamps, offered at such amaz- @ Women wil! like the sheer ' ing savings, are beautiful in every detail Quality, nicely aepreteeres de 89c & 45c White Good ingens meee Set ot Sate cr a asenaes oa a | ee Sete et a 2 ® . O S med in various ways. Seme with silk opportunity te save on pres- 3 = = tasselied pull cords. ent and future needs. Men’s Shirts and Drawers $32.50 Fleer Lames Men’s ’Kerchiefs = é 7 187 complete outfite—dark brown ma- Ris 7 a Kinds to Supply hogany bases, 2-light pull chain sockets Vutacs.... 206 | rn 3 ; See é' and shades ef Georgette and other silks full size — —~ BZ q M. wags Needs | $ 1 Val ' trimmeé with gold braid and Linen ‘Handkerchiefs bk 3 . P d. the Yard p : ue. ' nda dium ‘or heavy 3 : riced, tne fara. triage; Monday shown with narrow .50 Carpet Sweepers ~ 3 : Garment. . Mate irises Wood cases, revolving ‘ ’ rushes, rubber-tired wheels, bumper cords and Se ten othe 4 7 able for countless uses. All Balbriggan Garments | a BF e ° ~" " * ° + $1.95 Enameled Roasters | = White Voile : _ 49c Soisette - : in thi P latin um Rin Mountin S | Large oval Roasters. with ¥ Ege ported embroidered White Voiles. , Mercerised Y fret rhe os suitable for 2 © 3000 Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers are in this sale— lied edges, end hendles and y D tai es wide and suitable for $l 25 | om —_— , a Se i: Fag ig 39c aa " . | | SS ee ee @@ all made of combed yarns. The Shirts are in tan color B ts or dresses; the yard..... tight fitting covers; enam- ee * : | : . : P ineeg = SS ee $1.29 ; 4 Mercevincd ete Batiste, 45 Ge Ratine » 3 with long or short sleeves, = white pullover style. Monday, Guesday and Wednesday, > 32 = © @Here are mull checks, 36 inches wide, striped or checked volle, yard wide, and | | | Mriped or checked Flaxon, 32 inches wide; all.are very excellent qualities, desir- —————————————— | lain white, imported Ratine, of beau- wide: a firm sheer quality for | tiful firm texture: 36 inches wide and : Long and knee length, also stout Drawers. Every gar- @All-piatinum mountings in prong and bas- : | , 2 i. ‘ne ‘chttheante a favored weave for frocks bora ute $1.25 Spading Forks | 4 4 45 | or skirts; 55 r Bost ment splendidly made. ket styles; some set peonse an srt all with strong handies and ’ = 85- Dress Voile Tass $2.95 Nainsook 8 ee socteade ot ve ore hané-wreught and esq iy ang Strapped ferrule; : Lsmported white Voile, 38 inches wide: | “wh '. “ wi a anna a py seein The economically Cc will antici needs mon come Wi ; oe » at TB ag ay py fine-combed | put, ep in 10-xard belts; Gne "$3 10 from thi ivi up which jes all from 30 to 46. One Stone Set ithout Charge yaré ee ER. a 6-6 ocd S0ba ek ened . Main Fleer Third Ficoer

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> s gia sT™NDAY, = The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of me Dally Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. APRIL 15, 199% @ | , r DAY. 5 : ———. _ com a ‘ ee a _10B 1 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eae ana re oe ———— — aw $2.25 and $2.50 Umbrellas | of Anter paraceon Sie¢ See Our Other Announcements on Pages 7, 8 and 9 This Section. ; 2 a a ‘perages are ' The € 16-button Gloves, made of excellent tries ca silk } concerts an ¥% QO. with double finger tips. . + = oo re ee ee —— ee It Begins at 4 A. M. MONDAY! L, OFF ON ALL hae been our pleasure to we extend our many thanks you to take Advantage of our great San > + : Spring Suits $29.50 to $35 Valaes +) 3-99 @ Handsome Suits in box-back, | blouse-baeck and strictly tailored models of tricotine, Pomret twilf and cheeked woolens in varieng ‘eolors: trimmed with beads, em broidery and braid in charma@g designs. q Dresses $17.50 to $25 Values $5 Skirts Special at 6 At @ Smart. tailored o! set a \ patterns ea ‘>.> .* ‘ . . . — SiZeS & 18 1n b] ac Siees r Wool velour, 1atio i reind leer. women if > , , . ‘ . : > " ° ariretyv of eheeKed ’ ' in nu be rn _ . > — Trp ure. miSs@s i : “conemy 7 Basement Economy Stere Basement Economy “tore Basement Ecofiomy Store Basement Economy Store Basement EF Stere b. mn tvery Gniet: — highs siik ame he «= h ' * may be chaaged—ia $1.25 to $1.69 Teddies | $1.59 to $1.98 Dresses {$3.50 and $4.00 Corsets Union Suits Women’s Silk Hose | art 89c BW S155 A8c Al 12! = a Lidnting Fixtures ead b¢ - Us ; ‘ ¢ Muslin “/4 “41 @ Women’s @ Women's ribbed (Irregulars of the $2.00 (9% sowns, petticoats , i A\“ithouse Dresses of. stand- Union Suits {n grade. Full fashioned ” bloomers and tw-o_ } A 4 “| ard ginghams in manv across the front trimmed, shell all silk and silk with Lisle top Hose im: in | piece pajamas, also LF BEN, patterns and colorings. cuff knee stvles. black, white and _ colors. anle@s Heavilv boned through- silk camisoles. Regular and som-]Organdie trimmings. out. Designed specially for stout fig-}50. Medium weight. sizes. extra sizes. extra sizes. grade. he ae 69e and 89¢ Muslinwear $1.50 House Dresses $3 Corsets 59c and 69c Union Suits . ees | «Women's slipo. slin € en's—of depe » Scout p rsets in low and . Women's regular and extra size garn ts and nred : cnemises, and embr sidery > rie I medium ribbed cotten. i i ice Of a © . e . ; | ° . ic $250 and mete nae es _38c Silk Camisoles. Fancy perea $3 and $3.50 Corsets — 2" U I ] ) Ss s 7 I = A : ese = ‘ values foveltw sashes and 1 cats ecial @ | y and ‘ - trimmings i ns ti? 5 (36 oOreerte © Toe ? ‘4 vr . -s eee + © 20, f . 3 Si 59 “44c LOS: ry its ) ’ 4% x . Basement alae Stere $21 Two-Pants Suits 91 to $1.50 Shirts Men's Union Sua $1595 °-@ Men's new to 1 : . hy ye : vente toms wii a ~ 2 ng OE a ea ee Ye wt an’s and mist Sprit Seconds of grades. » Cassimeres and flannels, tn a num- f substantial fabrics, in neat nat. =) | ongee and percales, in ne: at- Vet! , Hats, of straw and fancy cioth Athiet ‘es of white ‘a ber of neat patterns: all sizes, 33 to : ” ; | th wi de band of elastic webbing 44 chest measure. , Menai Giaaen ¢ +> the back. All eizes. $1.50 Union Suits Men's ribbed cotten and porosh-mesh Unies” Suits, in short sleeve, ankle length styles: es. white or ecru; Monday, spectally priced. E Basement meenensis Store be ga ks “Bay “tT Reet . #$2.99 to $3.95 Waists $7) 59 Overblouses of crepe mc chine, printed crepe, — and tricolette. Wide range of colors @nd trimmings. Sizes 36 to 46. $5.00 to $6.95 Waists Women's superior Crepe de chine, silks. at cotton lace edge or Alb sizes fron Seconds of teddy bears, € May-O-Belt — Corsets with extra reinforcing ba OL porch SSc Fiber Silk Hose Men's seamless Fiber Hose, with lUsle and reinforeed feet. Black, white and Seconds of the 69c grade; special gua. ty ent s of Paisley effec Ail colors. Special cry 5 -_ ~~ nmr 4 Fo W s. wie weight styles. Speci Women’s Hose yned | 69c and 79c Union Suits, oe oot Be Pe 3 ‘ ae lk e ed AT d ; + Hose, Black, thread gilk isle tous P $8e and $1 Downtown Exclusive Shoe Store That Gives Eagie Stampe Two for Or erPcor?r? Basement Economy Store — at E $8 Two-Pants Suits $4.00 to $5.00 Hats Made over wider in the ball f close ft around (th models Ot cheviot Lae i s* EVE. EVERY pants are fu vears - , - | i I; at ad $5 to $8 Sweaters Men's and routh’'s a!! Sweaters in coat and pull ers and combinations Men’s $5.50 Trousers $1.50 Wash Suits Tallored of cheviots, caasimeres and worsteds, In Boys’ Oliver Twist and middy style Wash Suits _ & number of neat patterns. All sizes 28 ae pain Colere and comemeations All stees to 44 waist measure. Specia) $3 19 2% to § years; launder nicely . 89¢ Basement Economy Store $1.50 and $1.75 Hats with grosgrain sgn bands and streamers. colérs and black ing $1.2 25 Basement ‘ideas Store -wool and woo! -On style; in plain col- Sizes 32 to 44: - $3.95 Basemerz Economy “tore -mixed i. ” Milan Straw Hats, Shown in the pre- . : —_ (zyiris Each pair is anteed not to military heels e . Lerred Basement Econemy Store Boys’ Blouses 79c and $1 "SIC Values. . — @ Sche Pw@eollar ~ ‘h styles: of } re har madras arial Ler 16 \ears. Seme slight! ye to $3 Sweaters ail-woo!l an at Kiconmemy Stere School noes $2 to $2.50 S Grades » @Butto: and brown

es - — : $3.00 Cstains 39c Cretonnes Domestics Underpriced nny Extreme Values in Standard Linens, Wash Goods, Sheets, Etc. 19¢ Tissues 28c > ” $4. 39 $4.98 Tablecloths $2.69 LC 2S acies and mm wt yy = $1.75 | tio. *2.00 | ~ ~-yle $2.65 29¢ Tissues issues, with light grounds $3.25 Damask ull Bleached. extra heavy severa! $5 Bed Sets is r*. od Zz 39 ~ Yerd dh hee id, size 72x wi Handsome p ted designs fn ancy striped patterns: 27 oid: boister cuver te Ww: amaranth te ee CY” Ym ee rTrese ae s oF: ei i 4 ~ j Jength. sap eer Bed Sheets 23c Cotton 75c Ratines that ts the weight —imited quantity , Se in ae : «3% oa Beak : Pm « _ >. + —_ . ae Boe reveal i Sea Island ¢ ; urd ie Ratines in plain sh sneer wear. In -. ' > f ser ' =: ~ ~ o> . . t e a - . 7c ae . as ; ‘ . , aoe . . . . ; > ; $2 Curtains : neh th teumilesg style: «e rivie : de ne is usetu ims and Co of shades = Highly mercerized marguisette 35c Marquisette of 2.13 grade imit of $] 39 purpo: if from the bolt sports and 1 : yaré $1.98 Foulards areet = pagel with hemstitched edees te od grade Marquisette, apPropr'- yard , vard .. “59c vudie hems. Speciat Monday DE.29 | Sirrains tor the home Launders 1 Q. 75¢ Voil 69c Towels th dark grounds and. prett ae 7 i S urtains for the home. unders o1les oO 5s > & ttsfactorily iil. as with dark ounds and pretty - satisfactorily Spec imi. yard. ° 19¢ : 4%-inch-wide caw Votles. ww? he _ ~ i ee : terns in ot is colors. Bight-ounce sateen Ticking. in fancy ‘th light Pure Iinem hematitched Huck Tew- “s . I colored stripe patterns: this is tub. MEI pe RES CoN Oa proof and feather proof. Spe. des. Special. ” 49c « Monday. cream er unbleached, {mn a number et | a Tg - ef imported Lace Curtains $1.50 Madras and dart grounds, with small white els, size 18x32 inches, that are highly Te Beautifu! drapery Madras tn a 4!- cots: cut from the belt; launder = 59c¢ absorbent, with crest and other 49 ° cial Monday, yard .. IC Dateline Ais $1 f ruffled 25. rere oF ©& Famous-Barr Special 1 tie aSnaement Gi mill tickets; 20¢¢ yards tn 1 FAP oon - wpe Bw wears Fue «s = stioped battoms. “Wis pn $2 98 and patterns. sagan ou =i xrs $1.75 Damask 39c Toweling let: epectia!ly priced, yard. .... ~, se SOEs ‘neh es Pe. ? 1 39 € Ruffied Curtains of $1 48 "9 ‘3 oe en i Ta d ba! 3 ‘-* » 4 46 382 « —_ @s of the $50.90 lees veivet Rugs with ends. “hinese, floral and ai patterns in many $22.50 Guy -woven Brusseis Ru ta an extens!ts ne. ef easheraa, All first _—— S170) itv. Special at ‘or Summer = 7 “Nae I5c ana cream. Full Widtin arief hired at onventi Compiete with tie-bacs _arhite onai _ : ae +7 . o . = rehenstve rolor assortment proper for Spring a good col- ana Summer Tec ect on ee ony ht _ » bes Sn Weta See ae #5 : Bi, 15c | onth ian $e. 69c Ticking — About Curtains _merv tee. 420 pairs scrim that wii Com

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SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 1928. B aprinis. 1928. ; The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximatety 40,000 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 11Kn i : ITED T0 PARADES every Monday. Battalions of the| who really want work. During | 3949 North Elevent 69 ; a every Monday. Battallons of the| Meare 25 pineee 286mcgel a HUNTS Wrenee been oe sree Sac: LATE WILLIAM BUTLER HONORED |s:. covte Creimg tue, of which he| mpriy bicycle muienge averaged S908 . loves ie = oncerts to Be Held at Jeffer-|dayvs and Fridays, and the entire! | 6n who had just come from the| ly 1000 le tery tickets, based al be been an active member since) n He had thoroughly toured oc 3 voli | South. - , $06. |most of the scenic and historidal son Barracks. garrison parades at 4:30 p. m. weather report readings, were confis- | Cycling Otub Adopts Resolutions on Besides owning an automobile. | sections of the United Sintes, fh- . ‘ : - 4 Thursdays. These are colorful mili- Semen cated by the 1 : @ of excellent tricot silk a concerts and parades are : police gambli ling squad Death of Yeatman Principal. , h — tate | ales = . All sizes, in white and Seas held at Jefferson Barracks at tary functions. | phigsonn benag? nat at orn lon — -, following a raid on “| Resolutions in honor of Willl sous tne Sean ad im mee weak ~Saebe auseomee tad ment 98 path oe od 7 ; ri rrant chargin e n t! PES . A~) St SUI ot yen. 29 % ‘ $I 10 4 Seant intervals and officers there Visitors may apply for guldes et ee me | Seal pre —_ establishment speviat.| M. Butler, principal of Yeatman/end trips with other members of the! ing France, Switzerland, Italy. Gef- , ‘ ‘of lott ery tickets has be { d | 2 lle, ana %& blic to attend. h r en issued} ed by Bai and Woods at 4 . the pu The;the guardhouse on Saturday and against Edward W. Watley ef| Wleventh ai rea Wnts the North! High School, who died suddenly/clut. His Saturday and Sunday!many and Holland, covering 1580 % : = . * wa Pr ? oP - * ning today. how the soldiers live. The second: es of the Sixth Infantry, the!annual Military-Civillan Horse eigen roe ° ty jt a re Basement Economy Store 2 Ynfantry Band will play from/Sunday afternoons, to be shown) ~ eet addr March 29, have been adopted b a [© wil to | sil — om Sto 4:30 p.m. every Sunday, through various buildings and see | TERE SINCE JAN ‘ —— — RAN ee eM | 2 a wenit at the barracks, are held | will be held at the barracks May 11, | Extra ecial M 9 $1 79 ‘ , mre S Was Griligrounds at 4:30 p. m.'12 and 13. : Sp ens Ji. | : Z Sale of Notions § Extra Special a fo Wise Zig-Zag = Bick- Women’s Lisle mn white and colors por -perd ise ff and Fiber Silk White Cembric Neaeckbands: a) sises, for men’eshtiris Se Machine Needles: a) ki oda 4 ith tube Je J. & PF. Goate’ sewtmg GA!) ‘he new wanted) Thread: white ani black shades reguiar » | a’! numbers: 10 spoo's, 386 : ™ . eo” -« : you to take advantage of our great Money-saving sale. | No. ( . | a '225 CAME IN | O8 Gere. N shape, ail'shades; f for tbe OMY £ Pa ae § $1.98 |e - | i i i . i Ady ee st | Pea bebo ap 0m 00 00009 Urban League Reports 1500 @ $3 Curtain Overalls , Tremendous First Anniversary Sale! ! Have Arrived and 1200 Stretcher Men's blue denim Overalls ne ni i Be OFF ON ALL LAMPS AND SHADES || St#ved to Make Their J spectator ff Sem nist vin enn as been our pleasure to serve you one year and at this time Homes Here. | Monday Only weeny * nm Se _ ‘eavend our many thanks and best wishes. We also wish to value -+ ‘ MF AG BLD PEM DP é ee eee 2 2 7 “ “é - ¥ shape, all shades; 2 for ihe cone a ge LAST SUNDAY Paony S.-M yerd i "i tee pF ali _ C , r © 4 | Ni | ae Average 100 « Week. iow BDARMrALa , | F 3 Aight aathtenth? - and Are Expected to In- BARG Al Ry S D RUG S Phenomenal Sale of ; Ja A SHOE ee Nw fa ‘ s 3 | (| ey) _ crease — Many Placed in| , — . | oe - Fortunate underprice purchase at. [f 2-FREE SALE OO resses — Btible | : a | ’ NDA fords us the opportunity to offer A ps ; en's and growing girls’ Low Shoes. Two large . ou these unusual ee = : unusual values in wom- Bi Mion., Tues. and Wed. | OEE Denumbered styles and | eel Suits : finishes Se ehoowe 4 : A study of the migration of ne | ts groups, $1.95 and $2.95. Values to $85. , TALK OF THE TOWN ir. Complete with groes from the South to St. Louls + Peaige melee z ; : « — , bh Mk shades in . has been made publie by the Urban BSA , Satin Slippers of every description at $3.98, 50c Cocoanut Ol] Shampoe.. 2? Free =—_—_—_———- ee PP * * RR Mt ae Me aa $ “%@ & “ ~ > ~.” the new shapes and : ' : : Also patents, tans, chocolate and lain her combinations Bases may be had | | Leagye, a negro social service or- leathers in Oxfords, strap styles and ty m 25¢ Haarlem Oll Capsules... 2 Free ee : oa _ 9 $15. 75 “tr Sa ascedoggginte : ganization. The study was com- ts high Cuban and low heels: sizes 50c Tooth Brushes .. .......% Free “ «4 finishes. Complete with piled by Gordon H. Simpson, execu- oe 6 jee Z5e Quinerete 2 8 Free ' 25¢ Rapid Quinine ... & Free 12 and 14 inch silk wees scades in various shapes Complete, -- | cent of these, or 1200, took up resi- See Many Drathes our object in holding this Sale is to see ee we ee ee ‘ T5c Bipte Brushes ... 2 Free dence here, the remainder going to ; $1.25 Honolulu Bouquet eon Fr how many Dresses we can sel! in one da) . “s “he 75 | Chicago, Gary, Ind.; Grand Rapids. , mo : — Spap $ 1 3: Mich.; Pittsburg and other indus- oS ae | hae Nerve end B Bone. Lintment ‘2 Free : Sock snd eietiy mae Those who remained hera took ' -f 600 re of tricotine, Poiret twill ; Torch ee ee ee > a ea m si BEE ese an : Values necked woolens in various orcnere Kirkwood, Webster Groves and Kin-| ] = wal : ; ‘mh | ' rard nda black: at c with Lisle top Hose in ; | made previous arrangéments for woos - noe ' - and colors. W anted 3 sae i a oe ens. | i three white Indian whit . ipes, cheoks snail in light i's Hose ts SIXTH — AND FRANKLIN AVENUE 1 rN Beer B00 Bansceamenats 9c}: staat tn actnan for Mo} lay's sellin Z yard € printings, at. yard bargain price! way! ee hy PALE AAA , thread silk Hose, also siik- a Ladies’ | : ax «so. oa | [ee ony We Give Bilk Hose, | | | } . Kitchen Aprons of 88 and $1 A48c Downtown . $2.00 Cash, ps? 7 : | Erctustve — | Lisle Top, | @ ° dS H nuvberiaea Kieren Ap tons fi A Purchase and Sale of Spri Banement Lconomy store show Store chandiae or | ll Colors, gp in trawlats reeset 4Y RS That Gives Filled in neat check 3 pat t- Eagle Stamps Books ; A - 98 $ 98 value: special —o ‘ - 4 ; (Ss id Floo Two for One Every Monday Two for One UV sy he = econd Floor.) ( : , “9 ee a oo _—. “ Crepe Gowns I : “SLENDER ARCH FITTER SHOES” cu Cc x: oo Ganmes., afe commana tases she sonueieebiiita At About 2 Price iced. Milan hemps, patent Milans neatly trimmed. A? PERFEOr , pr ‘ COMBINE BEAUTY, STYLE AND FIT and Jap timbo straws, in Pokes, Mush- Flesh only: regu- High-grade tapestries for living roome, dining roeome, pecrer a my ng Made over specially constructed combination lasts, two widths | | -ooms and eff-face styles; biack, lar 89c value; spe- ( | 4 mag og ng WF all the latest designs and colors. Specia wider in the ball than in the heel and i!nstep, giving that snug and 2 brown, sand, gray, Copen, orchid, cial (Becond | 3 “! mur tc Tees. «sseeasdou’e $1 grades é ; close fit around the ankle, so much desired. | Zz y purple, et d nainsook, 4 STYLISH TRIMMINGS FOR THESE HATS include benatifal flower 9 ¢ an & tic webbing , EVERY SIZE FROM 21, TO 12 ; er nenngeaen Paper 5 es own pasa ayo 49c to 98c Special Reductions oN EVERY WIDTH FROM AAAA TO EEE , Ss en | nderwear and MM | = °F: : gee Soren Dyplox | | Str, Wyrkatie Yerats ion Suits ion ; | wide; in all col- and bathroom, I: many - Suits ——— W kshirt ~ ors; per ro prs, the Sapeest — “er _—— fer this and porosh-mesh Union | or $ kind; per roll, wile | | @ Each pair is made with a steel arch-supporting shank, guar- | al 00 kl ] s a > a . acts 85c . § anteed not to break down (or a new pair “oy ors Laas | S ” of 2 0 Men’s Athletic Union 73C€ 124¢ 284 Basement Economy Store 3 Price, military heels and rubber top lifts. i S Black Kid. These Shoes Are Carried in e- = Window and Porch — Men's athietiloe — 39 25,000 rolls of handsome Spring Wal! Papers in every conceivable : B Kid, uite; sizes 0 esign and color. Patterns suitable for ng rooms ning roo > : : Brown Glazed Kid Oxfords Black Glazed Kid Oxfords ons EE cntcte’ neckties. eentened peed 29]: 69 scomuinet tie-anaan mance tipteenegh p> itable for living . dining roome, Is $ 1 Q) Coats q ‘f (00) Black Glazed Kid CooreSteape . $8. 00 with Se eee eacticeenghested res. Women’s 8 (25c Vests Zie, 5c, 7c, Sic, "4 | WANN 6 inch eize for... Built-up shoulders S625 | a4 EVERY MONDAY IS COMFORT SHOE DAY” |S {HM QQ) 7 stoxrne = a ee 9lc and 12}¢ papers sold — 8-foot 6-inch size.... 198 ~ B ladies’ Nurse Oxfords” 5 up dies’ 2-Strap P .? sls » i 4-foot size .. 2.25 Men’s $1.25 Chambray His from 3 to 12 years old. | a ; } Ladies 2-Strap Fumps ~ ‘‘Semi-Dress Oxfords” | SeF Porch Drop Awnings to Match Work Shirts masked [2c | waver borders or | We furnish fire. sagged eee ee Tome Street Wear ce ee 6x8 size... $2.98 8x8 size... $3.98 10x8 size... $4.98 TJ Shine Yea “89 — -_ bedrooms, halls and kitchens. During this sale, per roll, i a a SP idapddbdbbit ith tithes ebb eb th bell! EAALELARLLLEERP LA AME SLS wooi velour and Polair in yn and Copen. Fully lined. Black viel kid, brand) ‘Coats in the offering. anes Oe ES Nurse Oxfords are the las! word in comfort | | and foot ease, and $1.90 Dresses ai enag vyet it, Wash Dresses of ginghams ._ = urp soles a_i heels: last word in ’ ° N diane and. otain cole and low rubber comfort and style, { ™oSst comfortable | A Huge Selection of ew | 2 | . heels. All sizes. Widths A to EB Gress Oxford to be $12 Mattress an, liom $1. 29 ; ~ mee $3 00 =e Special *3. 00 B Bam 93 50 , PLAYER ROLLS Patra specie! all eot- Genuine black vicl } kid, hand - turned hand-turned soles, soles and rubber ? ®20rt vamps, Cuban rubber heels, the a ee i Basement Economy Store Valine... ry ey a — ny LLL PRL Let iteesen pe All the Latest Hits 49c in such numbers as a in pretty ar- —_ |B ‘Paten R Sandals” | “Children’s Patent . “Children’s Oxfords” Along Hawaiian Shores a be; ‘out . | oman Sandaais P ee Memories of Virginia as many ye g ya | For Ohildren umps Extension Soles All for the Love of Mike desired: salle 1 24 Ru S ? ms Nature-Form Lasts | Beautiful California ’ e oer ot at 65 All patent Roman square - wt ' Choice of all patent leather oft Girl Burle Cork Ligoleum (no paper back); Strap Sandals; | Beautiful one - stra | p Lost (A Wonderful rl) stag —y yarae Ln eget Bh day, pat, @ id > hand-turn eoles and instep Pumps, with < aut brown calf. With Carolina in the Morning 4 | ' , i leocs “tof eguilar at $1.2 $ + 75 2 ee hh I foes and ell-sewed soles. | You Ask Me Why I Love You on pabene, 3 mph but owing vowin if ight mit} Latpere Cc ; ggpenepenione 4 No heels, "Si. 75 | } spring heels. | When You've Lost The Trail to Home Sweet Home = Fections, which A it not alfec ch ° swear. we offer 2to56.. Sizes No heels, *1 75 Are You sorry That I'm Leaving 4 ‘p, § . ;_ = Sizes ’ ; Bie. 08:58... 5tos.. My Love for You Sunshine and You i ff . ) of the $50.00 grade. Seam 3 er te 6... 2.00 Evening Brings Memories of You Homesick HUE $22 Neoloam ae CLL LLL ALE ELL ERE TE ED PPM. et Kugs with deep fringed hinese, floral and ution- ; ee Ss ) Sizes 5 00 var | ns in i esters. . 4 be Sises $72. 65 ; , heel; 2. Sister Kate Call Me Back Pal of Mine it A Special offer, Armaetreng’s and Sise 9x12 Gold Beal Congo- ’ e ° 8% toll. ‘ ito S , 8% toll. i) 7 Nairn's oertep back ork iInoleum leum; ¢very one new and $22. 50 Rugs 4 3 PPB PPP LL LOL Oe Ie LOL LO LP Ll el ale a a a ee ee as When the Leaves Oome Tumbling Down . . . Rugs. size 12, elegant perfect and sold with the ly-woven Brussels Rugs. size - te ’ I Want the World to Know My Buddie cones we es.00. Gold Beal varantee for wear et, in an extensive assortment 4 x M &: rm Sh | MEN S Virginia Why Should I Ory Over You : - ee to mill i oe ay ee ecg - of ~~ sae ."31750| 3 BH Men's Com ort Shoes ARMY SHOES | [And tang cure 10 eset trom 7+ ee | a Pt a 1 rd “PaaS ' q . PLAIN OR TIP TOES is rice ese | - ee ee eee ® bouse. Bpecial....ecaares ~- ad gonyentfona! 4 semi relief to tired, aching or tender feet. Don’t pinch your : E, xX T R A ! : DUTCH TILE INLAID peeesan oh Sis | MMB when you can ger there cory fitting shows ) | For Tuesday, April 17 . LINOLEUM SALES Ny lugs 7 4 You may choose from black vioi kid | : O = — — | Pash te $7x54 inches, In ‘ ~ er gunmetal, in tip or plain toes, or ae Agen : P LAYER R LLS ———— feu “a "From roll ae many ard Soa saa ED 1:5 4 ; Ay | xtra or y, : $ 9 congress style in plaua toes only, in welt-sewed Munson : = Rg ee PPh ome ms C = —_ — back ils in og and white, ‘at eteeewaeer ee eerener e ‘ gunmetal or kid. ‘ last Army Bhoe. the 4 Basement Economy Stere 4 . . best fitting work al Rolls, emg NI ech a *. *@ a ae L aq eo eet ee eitecta: & rare bargain srvuzs $5.00 Sapienaees an _ This Week eet o

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1923. ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH = 4 ——— aml 4 NEW YORK STOCK NEW YORK "|[_-NEW YORK CURB mMpN CLOSES WEA tired with "5 one alo } ‘ . i ail . " . | Peay, . es et ang v . : ’ ; rT : | ’ ark : ] i} : ia yer ’ © ot ~e ” ~ $1900 > st ; 4 . . t 4 ; ‘ , " ~ a its Pa a? : : r ae Following is a and «% ’ sh —— el DOMESTIC BONDS. 3 INDEPE? + \DENT Oma 7 ted Press e ns } es it (he a . 2 4 : nm i ee vy - ’ , ‘ 7 ‘ ~ : ‘ . nd Sales High ; Pl ee MARKET AY ERAGES Teg Kate ioe — for 2 r for Walea ECrRITIES , vie rot : fo ; : : : ae . On Week W e W eek sk We , = _ 359 25 “> aaa * — dial : i Pac ners 6s ve . 5 Week '\ — ait Ganth | = eo al GOVERNMENT BON Ds. . Ds. Aium b APSO _ . ; , “ & 41 i ) . » ; n 4 ~J - 4 ’ ' ‘ a ‘} : ale iamae Exp 4 » o's ‘ ,* ) “ : ; nga 2 3 ; , ~ >3 : . . 4 i ‘ j } i . 2 es ‘*. bd | is 'y ] : ] , Lol ; 7~ 3”? ‘ | * ae eg ~~ m& BERESZER: Zesmmarshed rrr ee “ee x P ia i Urare.s Red 4 . = x bh A. Sia Sligkt Easiness in Money os Market — Wage Advances . °°; » Announced—Foreign Ex. mA change Is Quiet. By Leased Wire From the New \ork Hereau of the Post-Dispatch. XEW YORK, A : acy? wis + ee ase ar ) ) > , 4 J ; finan revie : ; so, SS ft 28 Ele . &B ar , ) | : 51 ee a 4i PRP, . ! ST... 00 8 eu) on ts £- a ver 96 «6-94 i INDU STRIALS, 1: 6 , ot ; ' ee ' ao “yw ae 4 vestercua ' tha! on + : io pfa & O Ys v6 ; a Phoenix } 5 : wand ; ak. is 4 6e; oe ms .* , ' = 9 Duran ) Oy) § ype ge ~ Me have remained regu firm. A™ RM. bhi 97 — % I wea 1 | : Pierce 30 13%) 124% 13 Dom R Ss cf .'43.| 9619! § Se | : Ser A 4 L ‘| S. ) FOREIGN BONDS. ‘4 Equitable Trust... lm = ee. Ba Wage ear estney ; ; - ; » as pea 2” , 7 . -_— : Kean at 23. 100% 100% "1 ; "¢ : + le shortage of fal : , lds . . tive markets hat fiuctuated 4 n on . . - » pfd BB i : a+ * ‘ sat Psapp eine e : co " Ae Rei | ca 4 . 7 s . 9 ' RAILROAD BONDS. vw ¢ ; nM SS FAY a ; : ) ;* 7 va “wee . . : a xn n¢ ae hi : it ; : sat : ‘ 3 ‘ on ic } =r) : »-* : in anise Pe? o4 ~ 1:20) > ae ee ae ) OILS. the hear *t) ' , trength m ee 123 i} 3a° } ; 1 ' ' ‘ ; } * G : —____— . oe , : on : ¢ 4 | , " = : 2 x ‘ . ' . . 7 “ . ‘0 ; . . " »* ’ -~ ~ 7 as ' j l = r we. > , 4 na ) iad : : 14 afresh in bw , : ; r beth cases scribed ul WwW in doing than aoe mn — i an — (otton —— Aor 14—« Mare asegreg2' o “e23 >! : . niers com pared 47 411 . nm se) one = i z FS KP So e. a a iePast. smail, little inclinati« holding an vi 4" os Burea —*) -~ Slight Money Ease. . . — | ‘asiness in ae Smeane ® aggregates market. whi r ' es conme “MINING. nee ‘49 509 of ie Passage ril 1 -setiierm At a 3 st POO. mh ip, = —- . LO} oe. ‘ : Ag So - -_—-— ~ wy) a the drawing ao ales i ° ; f } st) |. — ‘ J “4g 4 ' : . 7 ’ - . Z ‘ isiebe aliv heavy Government ve during Mare related to something more nenta!l, serves to draw afresh to the banking postition diences ‘Ontraction Which are pre- sented the Federa! Reservegstate- ments have been interpreted as Gemonstrating a relaxation of de- mands fer cred!t and a justification for an increase ‘ficial discount rates It must be rembered. however, that the Fed- Reserve system is a reserve svs- ma itrat wnhanges in its i tion do not necessarilv paraiie! those iition of member banks ter of fact. the latest a\ that for April the tota! loans and dis- eounts of the 777 member ba':x om he tl ee OS op eas de 2 ab ad _— eh Bee cet ia wo. 4 2..8% om 1 Foreign Exchange lased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post- ee h. “ww & indies active during March « 500. 418 ~~ pared with . tn Februar Je year and 31,357%.- ais hal * 2% ie) ise .xtenson. — mes Ole roo A600 > - & _ & Bis i "es sTa’ rs & oe eon ef Side oe Oe es compare 0 bales : © whrawk , uel . te cca ~~ i i a se “bbe dba ~ id tutaaé ier wot re ~~ Seat ‘9 -« Cottonseed on Maruet. TORK ‘ eas) price Juan Se pterm Der : r a “ry — = —— Oo St. Louls Spot Cotton. “«- - id f eeliliel ell « —) a _ wet se a! OA! “ Ital. | Rice c ist pfd , . fen Con 3. 211 40% 39% 4 Sle | . - R Shs 7%! 9 >a , : 4 : 1% | showed Demin ee ee 45 -— | | ew York Cotton ri. tne parent itn the foreign exchange mar- ket. but a raliving tendency was i!n evidence during the /atter part of t} week im addition to aesuch influ- ences as foreign Buying of American securities and American profrt-taking in foreign securities, it seems tha recent reactiogs have been related te foreign purchases of our wheat and of raw materials which are re- quired to nourish the mild trade re- vival which ts going on abroad. A special factor in the case of the cur- hon remeies of the continental allies has. Ch heen the various rumors of negotia- _ tiems for a settlement of the Ruhr + ie and reparation problems bh &@ Xe “Stocks showed a : Go pfd moderate trading activity a. refiecting the technica] pesition cf do the market rather than the news. A _ 40 covering movement in the stee!'s and ware certain other parts of the industrial | cyins * list made for en ‘improved tone, while. Cluert the rails gave evidence of fresh tuy- “8S ing in several issues. The movoment tees? tn the ralis was, in fact, the feature | Co! of the short session As the market} closed gains of a good sized ‘ractton | to a potnt or more were common [ni Com this group. Bonds were extremely | Uom-T Gull with untmportant price changes | ‘°?** Exrehange Hates Dewan. “In a@ typical qulet week end for- eign exchange market the majority | Cont of the leading Furopean currencies ‘°™ were quoted at slightly lower rates. aithough the tone was steady. Ster- Cosd ling declined % to $4654. while do French francs after dropping 8 points — te 668 cents recovered to €66 cents Cuba Italfan lire and Belgian francs held! _ ¢e close to their previous closing levels |) German marks were quoted prac- tleally unchanged. the market for them being nominal. Canadian do!- * ns lare made a new low for the week at Deere © pr: tnd OS . | Nash M 97.76. “Despite a bullish report br the he nae Bureau on censumption of Guring March, the market con- tinued under bearish influences The Svec ai ‘eo the Past Dispat. “bh. Papert showed 632.105 bales of iint | BOSTON. Apri: 14. —roilowing is a ecoReumed Yast month, as compared’ the Ane sehen omen , re ee ge 834 bales tn February and STOCK SE High Lew year ago. The trade had — — * ” Tel rt. ‘ 122% expected about 609900 bales. This Arima om ; establishes a new high record for ey Ms eotten consumption by domestic milis, copner but weverthelees the report struck a Bae Der markeq showing a lack of confidence — en the failure of prices to respond to Mass ——— em Apr 14 — “ es | oe © a > 4 he One CNH Bs? aa? OLL a } ‘k tbo Oey + oat > S OVFOis ad Pi ae | Ds o ‘oa —) a= AND— oda high. r * 28 cago ~ @ & i+ Qe é ~ « - e@tuidéa fu ~ w--~ Ra ‘wave 40. “aaery to feo Eid ison od end _" se ee Sue ? - ,* a ~~ ee + G Fw Fe s i ~ 2 . a ~, = ~“>-, 'm-. BG rtes bia Fe ‘oe the Post- Duseed. STUN _N gh 14. rr re ~~ » > Vise es inm-aue a | bior . Py or ar r Le ©) i A , ««# a ab FFAS wW2-BSeotiwe-~4--D e Weis ere 53 cae : - ~ ~ a Sot si FGOrkh OW sietSwt BB~.5 writ 9 ~~ Oe we De ff sa . StnisisBeoray ie Du . Clearings, Money, Silver | 3235) "!X4—F-=0. Seen 3 | aang iene in jerieno ci'p ~aew~é — [eee ee ef | idSiges 1 . ” eee oe) je re 7, & pe OO 7 = A — r ' ~ = ~ fee , * expected g House Association Z10F =e 1S . ; . . "@ A es ~~ a oe 435 ea! " - ss ee "hw ] - “ T 43 84.955 at ws “ - i > = oes ~ 2s hie~S daa [ee © i,*@ é Vc rt @ € inroceor sts Sts Apri) 14—Mew York bank 100.000. Ne Terk b - We own and effer with eur recommendation Public Service | —= es s a During my twenty-ome years as 4 U Electric Power Go. SEEM P2°¢ cancd valuable knowledge | . Ri. legitimate business enterprises. First Mortgage 6s ANY © methods of scores of manufact ay =='OUZhout the United States, D ue —— 1, 1948 Reine their encereriecs: »nditionally Guaranteed as unfavorable weather and prices made ee ae Cu | | to both principal and . ‘ t you have an ultra-conservative a further deciine. May contracts ata Oia bom nwa / - a - , perease for week. —Dec: — interest by Rich needs additional capital for late price of 78.85 cents were down 31 Sits & Oo Se Les > P of 7 om 1 Faroe ye Bay Fart. . Ns Ward free valuable plans showing was pought briskly and new highs ; , nd , le ’ —_ 3 SC a eae G. EDWARDS & SONS FRANCIS, BRO. & CO. Corp. of New Jersey |}, -rerence Stok IE Secure This Comm firmed up tm sympathy with . Bead. EW TORK ahi née ae 4 : ' 4 i. an ESTABLISHED 1097 Price, 97? 2, to yield 620°, eRe Art of Financing—the latest . ’ dition Gs “ @arng house Sank? snd 'rual "A ef §236 900 000 tn loans (companies for she werk ehows on ena G@iscoun's and -of $6.600.090 in reserve of $i 493 7h) mr? . ‘ee Application made te liet en the . , Tor le Mimate ent 1st h EEE alesites cecoontes an (oe 320-210 78 ae Soe STOCKS, BONDS and GRAIN STOCKS-BONDS-COTTON-GRAIN New York Steck Exchange [i ) ye: He limited edition lasts. You Seecrease of 310,000. 90° in surplus as 3 _—— of ever 50 safe corperation with ‘™e assurance thut you @nill whown by the weekly #fatemenc of “tetas at St. Lonis., ~J- “ims ta fooue 3 to oe hon gal 4 = tions for a successiul ‘mone the Clearing House Loane and 4 awed wae Py? st E22 1T%@8.%0 ve, , i me now total $4,694,000 900 wh 0 gree Precsanr iaagge : | Members A —— Ne Se y e* you desire to sell a stovk or | deposits amount to $3,721 00 pour ;' ; 30 pe ty’ | New York Stock Exchange New York Curb Market Careful investors will benefit & P S@Sily operated pian for quickly ee | ange ay wtapithy ana a New York Stock Exchange New York Cotton Exchange Chicago Board of Trade ae. a m=7'ng basis by a method a gerne ot ae banks in the Federal iM UAY NORRIS aH 3 St. Louis Stock Exchange : oe Tees ene, cone of thin welneile 2 “eggs - > mi , ; . ve pe cQ Sold RR FE 4«0©- Chicago Stock Exchange | lactate Ie S cepa Seating il’ sorts, of ‘enverPe ought — Sold—Quoted | ne eathade abe re PARTICULARS ON REQUEST Chicago Board of Trade , | own Projects tat offer - -_ ~ See DO — 23 ee w CA a Ps ois rio @ )-~ Se Oe Bwsise- iBrer Se: TIESTO OESE FF SAL 5 4 ob ad J 428 3S - a. sewda' + Or mo iy eee | & -~ SS o “= © «3 . ni3Dree Fo Hy a * rs. 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RUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 15, 1993. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 138 6 KCL DNTISES EK | —Wan Seocr WHEAT SELSHGHER P= re HOG UN SOFARTHS =e | om ST MN Se Eo Poaey 1 CHICAGO, Ap: 14 tat Special Cable te the Pest-Di«eptch Ft Leuts commission bherees pald hic (a i im and partment of Ag? ture} [7% p eed New York Evening Post. following prices to farmere enc covatry ehip- iE 3 ; ew ) et. rin ‘ ~ , ¢ ) ae Met tions ; ‘4 - ; . : ‘ . 4 of the aricus articies xc > market toda” ‘sales tock ' 3 " LIN ; 39 omment as receis ed from Kansas ttt nd “Chicago Suor: Gaitly getty “ , sponge Bae LONDON, April ; i4 ‘ Arthur ‘ tom: pe hy B® quoted ud ener*: : ork ur panes Lode \ males of stocked 7. | —SPECIAL DAILY— nar see Pie tt A wage t tr 9 I ae idd: editor of pears a —_—oe ae... ~s reah ro cntry candied T5@75'+r High. : Test. D3 ’ her ’ ef) le } . : ; Lor v5 a nied i i i re e«'res 48°. er? A tard (hl issues. saies f ‘ ; each -asce OL © hich ure in f bb x a PESO AR. ae : P : or , . ’ u's a MAY WHEAT 1;@°?: . moet!i "“a@710.o 1) Mornh »ost, In review says ad 4%¢. firsts. 4 secon¢s 38c. vaca ue rie i . . ij. 1%hta 122% ib 124%e : 21) sira & 30 paw “Opinions vary considerably as to : ea By a Speci > ' a, * 1s 5a 12 4 = ’ : ', : . - : a $ al Co . ” ” } ‘ a : te _ — , . } a " ; - . ’ INDE P I. NDE NI Ons, ee - > rrespondent of the | a ood nieuat higher at the week-| ict c. iip¢ iv. a 126 5 a *s 12596 Poses. s hold . aioe whether or not glit-edged securities S39: cingies at 24¢c: longhorns at : Oil ot p ) be 2 a Vig 1%] var : To 118 688 110 TT re — ’ ‘line: extren tO} ms ire ati : . ‘yo! tal P apital to fiow Zz A) erica and . " : ‘ , ‘ i veaterday’s ciosin nota-| 8ame time better distributed. a. ae “interest: nt N > K. C. 115% 113% 115% @*sa vty __ 9 "ta eal Britain for safety, ith the resulting ei, with 1 It was the first occasion in a long MAY ,CORN —— ~~" trade at the 5 oer mt bell | | ag” os > ous | piloct ef Criving SP Secel, aman line 4 ; ra . Ss i: . ‘ } ) a‘ i ’ ‘ se) ane r . ° : - { a 7 ‘) ‘ lor + | } . ‘ ‘ti¢ M4 ¢ " a ify ¢ ’ . . . - . nm while that the railway shares came ee DP eel aa City May. 1 c. 51 % R22 Sa 82s Sore ' gy — hea’ y wer fo: ' ’ ap These condition al rn Nn heaitthy ae 7 eee . > F . 7 he ; . " i} wa ir \.. » k rs’ a Rao a? on | ae 4 : > eae ert) 55, oy 4 os ¥ UFR Bales, SECURITIES High. _. Law ock - CHEESKB—Per pound Northern Wipe af af te “*A4 Ree OE SR Peas u Harris (ons Pet hevetone Ranger mary ret... Livingston Livingston Magina OO}! Marland Maracaibo Mex ©)) Mex Pantuco Midwest -’ * ee I * e led oe oe = + i Soh on pr lie b PS: . - * worbia TGR Senn asiit ee “25 . "Re to wArwX wo Net sf the rene 1 of buyin ’ Foiowing | 7 mo eo impr Ci . 81 %, - . ba as ged i r ewal oO suUyINg Operations in Bt end wl an‘ 13 orn eee. - ‘ “0. le “Ou-&a 7 braced rt , au ogg a rmady ta , ar , rem ‘ - mnettan Goodenough a : "~r €| Tia 7. try ‘Th . - = 9 17 "4 Ly y 2 rf ; wTts pou —- EEE PO —_—— ae ~~ ‘ : “ xs reaps. : : ; ; ‘ ‘ " . : » + . “a ‘ ; ; : ey 4 ' ; : s(t 77 i} eae : ; Pere Marquette, Pittsburg & West >; : ww in spring wheat belt December corn, St. Lo “1 ai ae, ee o. aise age MOR epee iagereg . treme top o!4 crot : 5. bu aves by the Berengaria toda) Virginia and one or two other low- ctor L.! a an vial ; MAY “OATS 2 nts v ims : t] earies ' Si + P e , . Ma’ hen t ' ee ; ‘ i le . ~~? : ; ot 8 Pty. P * nost ‘ ’ | fey Ie tn ric ssues, le ‘ ‘ecovervyv } + f aS mn ; me: if , . . priced issu led to a recovery al! 1) Septemb nes 1h. } Pn |S : or a ha ag gO a | €1° iveme' rn kind : Bank of German) Statement. through the railway list . - —e areang pnd = tairis arge hol e} ' u , starement OATS 5 ry an F + woo-d . : ; \ Y >? - taey yay . an - A VERBud , ’ ne Imuin* ior - , : & Ae %,. - my : avis rmany as f Ape Mercantile Marine preferred made ihe three Nori . "" Sly 46% 47 46%) sa tier” ene home eae ¢ pero 7 oF iar alee an Metheuee po! Tntal coan | 02-00. Oat . os Be a new low at the sta rt. but So SS tithe) tet) a ' > ' . , , .” list. There was further heavy sell-|*” “a heat. receip' : | MAY RYE " ee gee eek ) Kw | iavemecs a= pis he a: lof other banks increased 17.700.000. bills of | 4 aozen hex et | ‘ing for a time in Marland Oil, but | bushels. compared with O-v0 | el. os ._ 875 86 4 ' eo: 64 AO. Arr ' ica aan ? he largest in over a month. * | and a ncreased ye 801. SREEN PEPPERS—Fiorida ls toe ‘ . ind , ) ; 400 last vear. 1 LV © Pes | eo State © O11 INDI sT RL ALS. Am & & El ne y ow Am lrug Am Hawalian & Am L & T Armour 4&4 Brit-Am ‘Tol Brit-Am ‘lob Ruddy Bude (‘ar Light Columbia ¢ C \ Dougias Pecton Dubilier C & R ag e. ' 7 ~ I eg - clk? » Pic | gees an ® Sg a e — be — TFoawarew 37S -—2s Gt et te CES eH! — = ee — -_-—— > a fsa e i Fs: sé y e 2h-cent level, may hove 1ericans,. in Pac i 1A i ‘ali : san I thro ; rece - ‘ . at th ~hed Am ricans, in ia ific ()j] and in ¢ ali- ' 5 ioca bh j ‘ . = na . ; 2 . re ' . wf ' s, 65G0 2 As (;00da prame cows made $n 0 f 4p the decline. AC a | bet mers, fornia Petroleum was busily ‘e whic were 7/.000 bueh i ' , : 0 euunas mnadiv the decline chiefiy due; 4 a3 4 Ss ft y over- - aah ‘> ast sear V; ibl { 2 | irchne ' n » $7.6 common to " 3 : ~ erred eontracts , 4 in 2 we , Sant ¢ 1% thr 8) ia) Uz 5. 181 e rain nu $5.25 1 : 4 Cutter cows | $0.75 ' wer numerous at 9 | 080,000; other liabilities increased 63. 259 »o $3.55, Coiorado ~ disheartens d by the fan ¢ | ns. incl » ee tone 100k! } ”* throug — eacommenas iotab 3.i 60 and can ; sulk anne! 1d aroun 4#&8.000. Total gold holdings, 1,004 839, 000 SARAL EY—touisiane. 18¢ to 2c MF? w to respond tit if ly to Copper stocks for the first time! § stocks ; t. Louis p levators 1 Visible supply of wheat end corn in the n $ to $3.25, few common | Cut 4 to c Med to best bologna | marks ‘dozen small bunches: $5 te $5.50 per bi rms : gk 8 ae etistitae and recent © + et this week showed signs of improv - 477.525 | nel of wt 2.612 ‘nited States on dates named (000 omitted) iown to $2.75 bo Yas; buils bold il} 50@5: calf receipts were abou = an Ge PARS SNIPS—Home- grown, %- 25 to $1.35 mperial Tobacco. ; ann ata aaAS ae i. i improve- ., ; + popes 4 3 fo 744 «} hel. Os ——_— i : - rgely through 2 werent "ot $4.50 to $5.25 lers were $9: most being off «oe . ; per hu box - od a “ croTt i : ‘ ‘ } : , j ‘ ; : q ‘ ane On ig to S850. compared With a $10 bulk at he . recovery Thuraca'‘ ogy -g oe trend nage oe - —_ . RADISHES—Arkansas tips T5e to 5Oe; pate Stores a a. otton Consumption. etoc ‘rere activ 1 atrong toon. tof bushels of . 2 whi orn, | Duluth a 4 we 3 a. 6close of the previous week. Decilinag were $§. 25 Fridays best ma: ‘king | times. the general trend was toward 198 Alabama tips, 40¢ to B0c per dozen bunches So ( 26 : = 4 h C . April 14 = Pia a 9 ks were active and strong With : ade ‘ ; - : "Toledo , (te is i ae a 4.80 forced in the marse! for common and suwe Cd spla an?! . . ' proces At ail times there appeared suf ew EET POTA TOES—-Home-gro@#n nancy Spri neficid Hod: f : pO : —s r Bi oy 623 105 Retail Stores up chose to &3. " ; ° Re hite oats. ushels of o lweukee + , + : ‘hrowoult ’ cai’ ¢8 selling | re) 10 $7 °H Stoc igs supply aT d general'y a small surpiut hall ‘ to 206 Bermuda 50e¢ to 60¢, Si ift Intl 4 4? | ‘ sagt a at ef + hte - ‘ In the last few n “ss ten a ae , ’ a “ 1a hi she le cath , ry ’ : > H Recei ts Heavy wer ' } theese : Orne ‘os hi ' cr ago : : : _ : ‘A and 19.76 2n ' : - ote ‘ be Tea Indianapolis SF. & ry O04 040 head a heavy) run when compere Mat st ; lack of domestic fup $7) pe ‘ Pealtingw "I pe - ; : mam on hath si th 31 nm consuming : art she Yellow Taxi N ¥ 5014 144 F were snorn wetners ich ¢ ued ard all marketa complained | punc Technical Prod ww , : : dh : } ‘ : itt Ti le wer of sinters the WNsivAl week-end celliy Oo bys ; he ' : inters " h tast veur. Pp! OLTePSSiolna rOLOW Neg cawsenq come pind ‘ : “ue : Buffalo yet _+ . ‘ a h last week and a vear ago. last week ruling $3 ; ha ee 5 3 , : cs ir tian ¢é ee ANG ss I nal ‘ “Ay > ’ we 23! r ‘ ; - 26 bh eh any " ' ’ Wayne toa] oe s Bureau announced tocay. irregularity and prices came dow: “a ak @ A000 ‘ aime wed : _ is Toseph os : the ofte of hogs numbered 87.362 head hulk " eae , narrow range | saa geen er aa one TT RNIPS__Home grewn washed, Ate » ai . y ‘ . ‘ ; i ’ i ef ) 2 ¥ pa blu cat . , e*iations oO YrarKket price Oo nme ROc r bu bex: ww, "Se to 35c . Seoan nents aggregated » 24 I3D bales f fr om their best But 1 a close tle- eri g eek ak iq f I i} v i ‘ aps Og pat rn r) ‘ f " 4° 1 is shown ovel ; ta $& 40) ‘ } : , . being 63 0 bu altimeor : ¢.- the same period “ the scarcity of under grades and of *he mur- FRUITS. ie 6nf scores “h at between SS it le i_ Ariz na Globe | op..|.i ba | es ¢ rasa tive on : a Rho lint and. aS strong tMan ¢ el » and i r KO oston Betton on hand ° Bdic storage 3% veR 7 ie 60: bu ats shiy ft iod proce — Ml apis ; on at nan : Cert gaa by better auality butter > “rye $5.75 : h, SO 75: winesape, ay ead — R: St oe wees March ol 3 1 eg 13% “ The Bond Market. were heavier an: B e 4vier C ] 2K) : 1 a a — , er. t c se ool eal ” WOOL—Miseo: iri. Tllinois and e\milar— the secarcity of storage butter rn | $6 50. champions, $5 70: genitiage, Cresson. Gold Yint and 48.454 of | ‘re, Compares 4 ‘han a vear ago in Se 7 5.3% 6.78. 4°. ee or : clear medium 43@44c, slightly Durr supplies of storage butter would have 0 R Com S Tunnel Bate . oe Bond prices were mostly steady ‘earal lay 16.06 Be. nited States wit a ae . we re 1 1° 106 B3c. hard burry 20@2%c, braid 324 $c, satisfying t want of those look ” BANANAS—5 6c to 6e per Id Dryden Gold id ' “| today French bonds held around & uU oats. % rb! f flour Ar farce GS Awe iw rae * , shite @ YT iamb’s wool 3u@3l1c, light fine long 43 45c, cheaper butt At the close : GR APEPRE IT—Florida Sés te 96s, Fortuna Mi ; —— “ POUR () ah and flou! Whe: . . $3 > 460 N00 45.785 . 44 16: .00 o | Be: a Mind apse! | == iaet | short 35@38c, heavy fine long 39@3&, short particul y New York. theer were tnore— On gg their recent high today and the Bel- 1 ae Set rn iy 00M 28.74 G00 45 A055 aah be wears Ve ! cnod ’ | 30@32 ; complaints of poor quality | “LEMON S—Californis. a 3000 o 880s, Hil Ton Nevada during March aggregated 53,219 ia 714g and &s% mad % Pee st. Lots ash (rain. ats “A O44 HOO 6.4 mols ame eit ten lap ae aera ' = Southern and Sdéutheastern States—c'car Foreign 4 Far Western butter did not | $4 to 3.5 oO pe box: 420s. ) Independence lead 4 with 48,648 in March iast ot tdi sae FR fasted “ale made at the followin ce S.45)-0m +3 At thinly HM gag othe adn an 3 . os rhe at to hc medium 4247 43c,. slightly hurry 22 B33c, so impo it a part as last wek. but, ORANGES-—Cal lifornia and Florida, $3 Mason Va! advances over the closin rice ba oie snion: « . Oo ‘ arse’ - 83 2». OOU =, Sa OUY 1,16~,000 eraquinng te oo : thee v. | hard 20a@22c,. fine wools as “quoted t he nfl sence still tended to keep the war- to $4 75 , “eee ; ‘ 0 ' a ae ae eg Canadian visib! oplv: wer A , ve* o we ve un le A ST Ru Wwe ERRIES —— Lovutetensa 24-pint Mohican “Cop during March aggregated 318,210 1, ast night lust now Relpi: eee ‘ . —Ped winter st iv to lc stro ons ti 192° ot , ¢ fr Ae Ww , nN . os. Q° ; Alaban 4 rt cases, Natiaonal Tin including R347 bales of linters. com i ig : L 2 ipian I oe nape aati 40 ne: ie Me +> a4 “10 oni) ) “y me —v wl tees thio Coan } lo i 2em.« f nh ” ’ : ° MINING. | 509 of linters 2 OM} Maree a spit e this could fairl, he described ) ty ‘al te singe as , BDI in ; . | y an . sent time thi . , nters ' . 4 4 I ti \ iL beii ; ‘ i ij i i . - . . ts , P the re } ; : . ‘ v — an ”* score never c d ®c and seldom APPT. Tere storage beree «4: 4 1 aE, A 25-329 ao'o ey ) euw2E_Ses2,, ~j— oe tn Februar: of his vear and 461.4584 than bh Frenc} ° o rofl t . , ] } - if ’ | ; ? @ Br @\ 4 412 / Hon 4 " 38 O00 ys 938 H00 tr) i - iited trade siiows , od ‘ and similar——-medium 34 . . 4 po! ioss ” Seston Baectuding 9109 a linters in March ite Sto: eae ky at $1.3 ar Wester t $1.27 scsigacsallpeensilmigas » radica ri though the bette: ht 32 oh heavy fine 25@ loss, and Phila: ie! phia, 48c, Ll point | ‘ l nited . ta eS Siee! in iT) iy | \ = . ‘ "7 " _ - 4 ; i ‘ WeaARK* ‘ey icv : . . ny . Ser oe Produce FE] ewhere _ snindiea active during March | > fives were lower and Americ: Tele » hat wit 26 ] G Mc t oe 0 Bae beer by SE : = ra lustrous 40@42c, short 35c, 7 3 Ses § 85.500.518, compared with 36,- ‘ 2 ‘ si : ; > vellot Bi. al y rain. ovemen emand for pist _ “ : barry 16s to 28c , in February this year and 31, 872, - phone & Telegraph coijateral tru: ORN-—Steady to Ic higher: fair d nd . hose See oe lige —_o——— | Salt. : NEW YORK Ape farch last yea-. 5a higher, the latter tirlvy active Ne rt 3% following table will be found re- | ,2eVr" sang igy adit gage TBogg ss rs | @ALT—Grarulated tn car lots f. o. Bb St. and unsettied. receipts new record of consmption exceeds S : isi : 3 rh re 3} ce wit he 2 snipmnals of grain in tusaels ~'" ! — rm Hides. | Louis at $2.62 per barrel higher than extras, 47 404% ! lous record made in May 1917 ‘7. oY Ru ffalo. FR O° heste r n? . — ~, m4 e ' (WOO eowitted) pm , . . mmeve a cir Ov | ) HIDFS—Country hide Ar r few offerings. ————————— i ip: acore: 40! 8000 bales, and was 100,000 bales 4 ly S gained a point and | “on 2 wallot " . HEA RX OATS t ) 1be' lot r and aes be | cod | and demand good Quote ¢ Ir re receipts Broom Corn 1 ‘ | ‘ arch wear aro . 4 ' ‘ ‘ie DR : , sip ad ‘less 1 ib tare ver hide on wer salied: . . 4. ae ewes d extra firsts, motion in cotton growing states also 4 les rallied fractional!: " jis uh ‘ 2 He arrya? a! . ‘ors RROOM CORN—Orete fair te cood at | a te —- om, do »ecoende, record, 8692 027 bales having been yape Shore & Michiz: ; es a “ownage «aie Re ee gS Lau 43 ‘) oe 4+ es : S380 and choice at tinted per ton. ban at | and packed, extra eompared with = previous record cf, ae ore sabe : 7 ype i ‘hicago ey ‘ 232 41 lf 1:37 = «Tame ae noe: vr > F wise : Dips ss 3 Salted 7 ; to #0 ‘ec D bales in May, 9i7 '8%s, the lor term 3 ;' vac re ; yr oN ee s ae ’ pe eon: 1% o = , OR | f ies ~ wee BS a te _ lia 3 : rac : Cheese irregul cores 0.780 pound Jee Essa a : - 1 2c «hig oF seed i40 7 66 37i and up $8 to $810. 1 n weights from) Bu ve ‘3 COMPLAINT AGAINST SHIPPING OF SEW YORK. April 14 —Live noultry, no ‘ 4 ‘ ) Dressed poultry week and un corded on a ;0 per 2 asic 7 4 _ . ' , 3! , ' | . ik a 4 , . ~* j : - . *-* ‘ itathone New Orleans Spot. The { ‘a ro) na. ‘ "| +> } " ‘ | 4 ! . ‘ +e . ’ 2 Fi | ; ‘hy ] 4 : > $ ‘ - a , . f t’ «7 eo a - van 7 4 ay . . ve ees changed Xow Orleans Spot, The. Carolina ERE « Fee ee ey ven 10n| fmt ese, See ceian att | | RenP es tit “on, 8480 MILK IN CARS WITH LIVESTOCK S%2 aco, son 24 —ronon . . . ean { 4 munds at P | r * e7 ! gie emi peor $2. ‘ J, yrii 14 Atos rm re : which sold down s ha ; ( ’ t r ' ft. points lowe sies on the spot 6s : , ' | ----— @- - s¢ , . ” ' » : . ‘ . : r. sa) he sp rht 1 100 pounds $6.50) hog hides. 10c——elue «nd buiis half ur 7 (eetpta 17° tota nited ‘tates shit 37 “ _ S k ewes 10 ATT none; low middling. terday regained part : 2 los tr Jonmet 7 | ) . ea ° j : : os ' a ; - t l ’ = , . . al . té . r. > wwe = nonnd¢a and daw n — — ments ' iaconsin i les } rad tte \ mB middling. re. BSc goo middling. | NEW HIGHS FOR SEASON oria ; {) ae 49 mt ety | ETE ay: "S7 , ? , Mil ~ 4 rig 1* 1 or ’ > 4 . { ’ Sos ’ és Oo di and s.age Distributors De« lare 1i k Is | Otlle- und whites 35@1 OO owt Michigan lol St. or 10C S 406. * ck, 149.758 os 110 | ‘ , ‘ . ‘ : . Pie ; : Feather Ouotations. ‘ : on md whites $1 75 «wt M Brags cage the ked reorg Gold Temiskaming Mines 4 Tonopah Divide 1.46 Tonopah Extension. 2 lnited Eastern . United Verde Exten West End Ext Ttah Apex Wett L 1, Sil. Yukon Alaska tr cfs Yukon Gol d oth. ens 3 } Pecel pis f 3.75 | taminated and Its Bactcria Con- so embetemeliaatet , | ri FOR WHEAT AT CHICAGO at mior L ¢ 3 16 " : Th eomnsns ful: quotationa feathers must rea river Ohiew 115¢@1.75 ew idaho eutk- ; =; } . ‘ — ; : mee ‘ ‘ i na = : 5: . ; creamer. extras 45% stardarda nS f S00 — a. ; ‘iia a : telnam . - :, ~s Li veCaw ~ «" a : ™ : rs ' } i? : rts +A _- a is ahd , 4 sen c; . A i. . — . , ; VT: . " ' t Joe er pric of ’ - ‘ . saa “ 60 din = op ag “te co.——t be Bet incor to the Jul: lich | ar pe : $14 ‘0@ 14.75; — plainer Pop Corn and Nuts. & Bonne Terre aRilroad in express | 6 G ieee’ ie vello l ee ee : ———— ~~. * ow ( 1000 she for Go ehokk wool mutton shae eto @ ——s'Th nut ers 'u , , . . | Rice sy 4 d .4 pee a hig rge as 4° 0 0 s] ] ~4 bh ga . nings ny ‘b , ; 1 r 4 ! p ‘Tr QO P10) ne’ pot ne ia » packing 2ic Butter fat—- Doatmens Bank Xx " ; ‘ ] bh ] " ‘ . aa ‘ . ’ : . 4% SE, . on Se is \du ving Xpot id AN ar we oe at 6@8° Clipped HICKORY NUTS8—Shellbarks and iarge | carried $4? 3 ; | Els W aiker ; o> ; wee! were 4g 85 a share. or $704,°%' er i ci AV0U0U el Pi a ) “oe ; if errs: ( v . ‘ — ~aearT ‘ , ec ? — t - , : T'? +} c + § th eae wos $2 i. al _ April 14.—Cotton spot i hanged. Miiit demand for wi x | —- | now min » market @ “* ie gh ee? moar yn _— e heat from the calves ratees the tem- : sarod “ a 14 Quin m ¢ oie “a , - _¢ ioc : : s+% or : . ’ . ‘ ~ a 7 - 4 7 oo » , : . ss ‘ — Te " Viagner Electric com “ . ; ’ 7 - a a ae ¥ ‘ - : “) } ‘ ‘ 10 4() ’ ) j ede eaeeeee and fu es -_— ¢ —- pe ey re aft the milk thus increas oe 7 i " ine changed l’ota:oes ub Wagner Kklectric com 3: L. _. BA 10g “Yeat Bs ti Fl “Li ed TY ‘ ‘ oan Ximeted 600 heac | cbat ged bf ner Electric. pfd 10; BZ ° i, —. 90 3: oR | om 5! 29 ‘ ‘urpen' ine, ax, insee Ry OO R, = O1, via ; first od Tu rin Te Roots. ing its bacterk count : t . & Sub KS 3 : F a ; . ma nda : he nw Trea; \ ; Wig a 4 ' { TOC K i” ‘ "T)) 1b ROOTS Per ] } ‘er : q ‘ : rms ‘ P : Stas he : i i ’ ‘ 7 40 ? , : ‘ M } ; ° : } ry f 5 — ’ j ‘ “ tors the denartiment Visit U Rited Rallways 4s me $1, 000 GU ca Sadie n ” ‘0 : 5 ad ade? Bt. Louis linseed oll aunntetiones 'n Verve ie on tn , There was !} y pProvit-t . Scrap Iron ors. Rubber ' su - 7 if ‘ on lady Slipper 3° ‘so. bk . : mK Inspe ‘ B ¢ ; , 4 on _ yA 0 “ ‘ of one te four darrele new. $1.35 per galion | we i the start a! in llin , PUBBER. RAGS. FE —Kia Ss) 4 per 4 ae | ' as licated ther | washed biack. I1c > op! t+; msnak he Sot roadway station © J § | _ WEEK # ND CLOSING _ UOTATIONS. é ‘ ve -. ar . - he . ey } , f ie my her pn ie a ' ‘i @ -s : 5 ‘ for raw and.51.57 tor boiled 'stop loss orders. The strength in whe ; og ag akeer ; inp ag Seurmerass oP S2e a - cripned -o railroad, and found 50 cams «: oes +s ~ SECURITY Bid. asked | a Piseencee aetna ly mee | = gee te ge ! Rubber- No. ea hea The offering was cleared oot, 35¢: bioodroot " J WN } Le: A ’ i - ) , rine ain't ’ ‘? e . ‘ . ‘ 7? > rs ; 4 »% 7 ‘ . — . : " . - : } ’ . — _— NN ; A A Att, 5 ; 14 Lurpentine " 1} ' ‘ . e res B5c and Miner ' rey , ' ' f the stock in ! : see@szafras ber , miilk in the same car with A Stiip- succeeds (s. rT. T Riddle as President Rort n'a Bank Se 2.4 . —~—, | nothing doing Last seie April A nog |e ™ ta dig aa ” @ t $3 pe: Too ‘Toe acme id git $1° 50@13. traneple | re , ; (First National Bank. . .. 205 190 Orleans Cotton 151. receipts’ 106: shipments 1 ook ggg Farrag saree aet: " are SCR IRON AND META.L.S—Per 1 , “in Was rather ema und * nultivatea $23@S8; star root, 38c. ment of calves They destroyed two of Franklin Institution. - . *” e rrr) ' Sei ¢*é : . 4 : 59 = , ” ’ : : } ? te , ‘ ‘ " , . ,ire 7 | aT 7 ; . ’ : od , — ~ 20-31 n; sales 668 | ‘ted 1 1 bu on co , eat ore ; ad on commission. Demand Toregoipe prices are for clean. Gry roots free of the milk and seized two James L. Ford Jr. of the mer- 5 | Sationa Bank of ¢ ‘ommerc e. 6 othe er eanti! a Trust Se ’ > q a ee Kt atemmaten' shipmer ‘a H >. ; h ‘ } | A - ; 4 aak " -\* P ; P l at Cc , r , ' ré . >aT 7 j » i anc . t '@ foreixn trhatter “fg “e | Bes: Ciymer : zine he g00¢ , mules that seid , : : o-— jothers chandise brokerage firm of Ford 4a Certain-teed Products lst pfd.! & ,aee , net deciin to @500;, N 825. a 55 ; 660: WW 65 . - * 1) 0 Bo q ~~. 0 * trend , ndicated TT r f ‘har | : ts , 500, y #! ec ut ls | ; | + a ow : ann inspector in charge@| Doan, has been elected president of ged Products let pfd.! 86 |--+.%4 Soda oe ee ee. © bse: & s Marg 55 UP. Max. 50% | a, Ra lead, $3. um ap .ron in| ticularly | ant jirect Sheep Peits and Goat Skins. JF pcre geil iate ree) Dees, ee eee Equipment pfd.. ye ae lig! 10 $3.45@53.47 , emeyy “Oate nere moderate ’ a. a a a ainet the pisn 3 ecu tpeins und: | SHEE? PELTS—FEach _ Wool pelts $150 of the st Louis of€fice, said H the franklin Bank succeeding | Ely je Wali r 2d pfd. : psa ce. . *> pagan a sa oie is eA! ehe: er 2 pti rm Rep ris in- | . ° ‘a i ope pocas 25 ary ork. department wot) i take steps to com (;eorge T tiddie. who resigned be | Hyon iton-Brown Shoe Ree Fak. 7 -ppinaaded ee te seed May 3°.” 3.15 ry to 0A Ma Tallow and Grease. Honey and Beeswax good shearlings, 1bc to 20c; ordinary pe) the express company to abolisi cause of Ill health He is 42 )@ars ydraulic IP: eas Brick pfd F285 - a 7 ae ne PRE . ; = vig. . - ’ , ele - . , ” Min 1 J ALIOW~ NO 7 coun . ’ ) ° ° ted ° ar ». | ‘ on Indijiahoma Refining ‘o. ae Ss baa RF ASH—C oun ° ,* TMe- gine | & ° > liliinois Traction com... . = . war qgiet to a’ hy - Mo. Portiand Cement p.:me)6=©6hl New York Coffee. power No sales were reported ps 10¢ low 3 | hiv Nat. Candy let pfa | MRS April 14.—The market for| were umchanged at A%~ for Cuba t and] priaet. sem | e ’ | j ) futures was eager as in r | u to 7.66 for centrifu IF | Ss A MUR , 3 | Bome sc attered selling ©: _* r. &. ; ' There was ! ‘hange in refined arnits, * white 4 wl é vit jJopiin Pitts ba. ner “perea ie at ei ‘lated helt lieted at 9.°O to i 1” . ae “ , ee ~s Pe > Ni i .i fine granulated being iisteo @ - . ' 45 No. 3 chi x Re Missour- Edison FE ectrie ' . & . ’ oo ieee neaminal oo ‘~ arle. : | Tin [Segoe eerie Fees! SO REALL Le PRR Lk o ' + 9Re ner ron 4c. veliow at Se ae 4 whit rime 7 - Boston Wool Market. . = | MiNNEAPOLIS, Minn. April 1A ea Se Special to the Post-Dispatch. nal 3 ‘i lark NO rt fane 36 COWHIDE LEATHER : . ileal in Fi “4 LO ] lurk Northern, 5 | BOSTON, April 14. ss mots , THE 28 | ta $1.26% om oa Ser FIBER OR STEEL = ft ae Ht vr | I feularly * woois, little - a +f . f cin ir ~e $73 : . a . SUT, CA SES ‘ine was done in other ar Sa! ae tee 2” aeete “ia 7" Post Sea || Art of Fi gf. 82 [OREsS TRUNKS i aeeectee o coe een” nacematl me : r O inan me eae cry ‘as! © ‘he West. — =. , pita Bis he es v7 ) 2h How to Raise CAPITAL a eis a4 Corn, No. 3 wh 14 . = "i for Legitimate Enterprises ecec.. Ne, 2 yellow. eben Caw, NS. 2 Q __W h ee Ma QO straps 2) ospuaeengees ian 707 ashington / SENT FREE Tah, 8h; 9% f | ; : Walter | re “aires . = c | —ON SALE THIS WEEK ONLY— s Your income at = ‘Te >- Former U. S. Post Office &nspector "OM AHA. Se oe a ae a edi ai ia a Suring my twenty-one years a6 4 U. S. Post Offive Inspector, I og CITIES SERVICE | ihave gained valuable knowledge pertaining to he financing 0} 101 - imate business enterprises. I have studied the successfu! at ‘wr: COMPANY ! j Methods of scores of manufacturing and irdustrial concerns -- . % mroughout the United States, who used proven methods for Flows and ene Gold Del - Bonds fee cing their enterprises. Re 2a. tanecia . . : ' , , xtreme meri {, Yielding Ove 714% : #¥ou have an ultra-conservative enterpr se : e apes ve aay 0 $6: oxts t Mm needs additional capita! for expanion, I will gia id otra $4.20 to $F Preferred Stock ; td free valuable plans showing 4n easily operated successful Od. fice =" Yielding Over 814 % . 2 of financing. 38. | ‘ Preference Stock | 4 Secure This Free Book pees, Sie ahaa * i N% 4 ; a n are aad Yielding Over 97 Bet Art of Financing—the latest 's00k on the subject of raising | Oi AL—City mil! quotes cor = - - : ; P ? s* ana ee’y for Eapetimate ngage I am sending FREE while . 00 it ° " wuminy at a per U ide Dividend Revo 12 years. | @eeith the assurance that ly, valuable fh a you ill receive promptly, valuab! Grase Sceds. j egular $58 Over 100,000 security hol Id- eB etstions for a successful money-raising Campaign. ; _ srEDs one ie naive: Timothy at Our Regular $37.50 Our Regular $25 oer . ia and. tailings leon, 2 Clever — ANS Trunk—Now Trunk—Now Asset $400,000,000 ey operated plan for quickly putting your business on a Ee oO eO: alath S@12; eifaita at $12 cS + +s Over -’ ’ eying basis by a method which others admit successful. 1D elesned; commen miliet pom{nal * $ 1 G5 y | 5S . = eo 9% German miliet at $3 to $3.50 i ” 5 ef a 2 present market Pree Fhe - asain : desire to sell a stosk or bond issue, let me explain an lav ny Hoses ! r less weedy at $9 FREE copy of ths valuable book is waiting for you. The ailiet, $3.46 Be l knowledge I hage gained during years of experience, in- . ial the strongest Trunks Mull Size Wardrobe, a roomy ull size, open = with bulge, ating all sorts of enterprises and studying successfu! St Louts Hay Market. teantiful fiber open-top Tr The Steamer Wardrobe frum”: it » aristocrat. Open vet Trunk. Twelve veneer hangers teinforced with strongest oO og 72 eo P i hear eer T Ti- iO} 1 Turik fser ehort trims. & venerti , ~ : - convenient pull-eut trelie) hardware: 4 drawer? and ell mating methods, vAll be given reliable business men who have Fimathy-—-No. J S22G25. wansere. 75 sit gst , deal ! ; unary t 10) the finest conve- on Mthy projects t'sat offer reasonable profit possibilities to > | retty iinmg. Sacer pocecs angers, shoe pockets, 4% Shoe box, etc the wardrobes equipment. iyne of . > spring tock. irening board , at drawet Reans and Peas. 3 me if you, need large capital for financing. DEANS AND PRAS—Chaics he tetcues | i - ast Abert Centra Trust Bide. d " Michigan wr te bee us eS & on. natene Baa pete = Lovie, - Los Angeles chine picked at $8.75 pez 100 ibe ‘in i 7 i | | Miascert. 3 t M. Cookson, 53:1 San Fernando Bldg, f s. phinespicked at S803 pes 100 < oer ib Choice Ti al heane af andy Phenes—tiive 4145-4144. a j . venta pink beens i rE ge white at , “ : ss per 1009 sounds. California black -¢) « peas at $7.

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a eet See paged aoe Stee 2 sei : 4 ; , a 7 " “ i 7 +S o m ; +% pe ae Fi at - Bie Re oe , : * 7 , 4 $ ye . - - ‘ , © * 2 , ? 5 Ff H *f ; ia ee | > S 2 a 2 +}: # * x 7 - 3 k . 3 a a : = eC e . >. , > -*) D4 rs La . of & »s a 4 of rs F - g a a » on er > > ? - e - - ; . a a a -- * ‘ La 7 Pas i 4 eas \ . 2 - 7 } bi te - > 7 ‘* ‘i t : * Te # L see these wonderful values at these ex- epee OTHER GROUPS AT traordinary savings. | $27.45 and $32.85 | Boys, Too, Can Find Extraordinary Savings in These 2 Lots of BOYS’ 2-PANT SUITS $7.50 QUALITY $15.00 QUALITY $ 4A .95 $ Pa 95 Good. durable Sults of cass!me: graye end browns. Belted styles in the | Supertor a!!---eol Suits ef beautiful tweed popular new pleated models Dw cass) meres, ve our s and Scotches. ae ~ of knickers—and both of them fully lined. | sport models with yokes and p! ‘eated be volnn 6 to 14 years. ' and frente Knickers lined. Sizes 7 ¢ to 18. MAIL ORDERS FILLED CLOTHING COMPANY N. W. COR. 8TH AND WASHINGTON —--- a a ia ~ ~— —— — a ee Only 7 of These - Beautiful Player Outfits Left. Better Hurry! On Sale Monday Morning at the New Low Price of =_ Player, Fleer lien Bench, Cabinet al Player Rolls | BEAUTIFUL new player combination that wil! bring many, many years of joy A and happiness to your home. A brand-new, high-grade. 1923 style player, em- several new, attractive features. An outfit priced so low that it is within the means of the most modest purse. A wonderful player piano that every mem- ber of the family will appreciate. See this fine outfit tomorrow—hear the beautiful. sweet. toned player! Don't forget that the lamp, cabinet, bench and | ibrary of rolls are included in the low price of $485. Select one tomorrow or tomorrow evening—only a limited ber of Sutfits for immediate delivery—16 of them, while th ey last. - The ranks of the Amateur to add this final touch of serv- Zz 4 Tee = Whose auspices a number of § ce | a Success‘’ully produced during . hy Wh) a sOns at the Frederic Layties a6 : . have bee! augmented considerall . . ; hy / i, ih} Ys ; And—if he is the right kind fgg il 7 ot the Lenten poried of Grocer—he will thank you for ASS : | = Sesses an array of talent well reminding him that ~ : SS < the theatrical production field Rehears«a!« for the contem pilated t i ) | Within a few days. and ‘ast will be made soon The You are entitled to have ALL your groceries TN: of the tence taahaanen tee protected in clean, sanitary - F Bride, Dorothy Simmons. Elizabeth Luyties, Gloria G Victory Foed Containers. CBE «= “Varies Parsons Pettus, Walter | - |. tals of the affair. | “ee 3 Miss Mary Etta Randolph, ¥ ¥ a _ ‘dea and inspired the plans .. 3 Mra. lL. DeSmet Cart & 7 The book of t ; 3 of George O'Neil. =< Gillette Hotchkiss, and M and William H. Layties, met et Franciscus yesterday morning 6 Mrs. eee - }; with the Reed followers because he. the Jobbing | ; 1 tnterest | The W ; |}, Wasn't on hand when they needed a OFEN Rudolph Wurlitzer Co OPEN |him, nor did {t tmprove his stand- Headquarters In Chicage Retall Dealers Everywhere Supplied by = ae l 0 Ss EVENINGS _ ing with the anti-Reed element. . = : - ro 006 OLIVE STREET of hances Analyzed. _— : - eee ai a ier Signe | owever, Gardner has a politica! | an * organtszation ~~ fnto nearly | ; |

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SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 199s, ) ' he | Health and th- Community, Sn os ee sys a et ln —. LSPECIAL FEATURE SECTION OF THE | ‘a ; “ly “lly he City. Other noted ee »/Sspeakers will speak ° 4 MS \ ‘touchi | n subj SS os | ee Upon the field og — —_— - | \ ° in ©. 4 ~ . — eat seat : : : | A , af SF ALI Sax > 7 ——- ieee. SK WS SS ‘ ~~ Gi] "ee Wi Mio « i blllt? “a | SSAA . \\ NAAAAAAAAAAAN The Princess Santa Borghese, Duchess of Sul- ° 99 t mona, Italy, who will come to St. Louis April ssiCc Square | 20, to be the guest of Mrs. Henry Clarkson lis amare contalaere on the | * ae Scott, and to lecture before the Mary Institute’ today. Like the Kant-Tear and i Alomnae. ; | | < 2 7% Yiy, digree, it comes to the dealer in | a oe “ a. “an % © Udy, oar OF Oe : be | deo: " INTERNATIONAL NEWSREEL PHOTO 1 Amateur Players ee Uae Fr i: Wj h PI | =e yf 3 Miss Catherine Louise Crunden aT | at ri Busy it ans Be — ll, Og hee ee and George W Niedringhaus Jjr., ° Qs i eee photographed after a tennis game lad OF M usical Show a et he PR Boss at Hot Springs, Va. p Z “4 nS WS % SrA MAOOQW SMBHs Mrs. Stuart Mudd of Boston, who, with Dr. Mudd, will come to St. Louis this month for a visit to Dr. Mudd’s.parents, Dr. and Mrs. Harvey G. Mudd of Vandeventer place Mlle. Gondre, Paris — Diseuse, Presented ® at Mrs. Hocker’s Salon Guests Invited to Meet Artiste — at Close of Entertainments-- | Debutantes of This Seas-m and Last Preside. at Tea Tables. p (} 4k : | —_— IF i “Sunshine,” a Spring Revue, ae ae Ge . Will Be Presented at Ameri- es e | 3 | can Theater, Evenings of May 10 and 11—Proceeds to Go to Newsboys’ Home. * i< ro 4 ts; i | x YS Ar ; ISCUSSION: of costume color-combinations, De very newest dance steps and the most effective stage settings occupies the waking hours of nearly half a hundred of the younger social set just now as plans rapidly crystallize for the elaborate musical comedy “‘Sunshine’—a epring revue which is to be presented by mem- bers of the Amateur Players at the American Theater on Thursday and Friday evenings, May 10 and 11. Proceeds of the production are to be devoted to the work of Father Dunne’s News- boys’ Home. 23010 Washington avenue, which, though conducted under Catholic administration, Cares for all destitute bovs, regardless of their religious denomination. | The ranks of the Amateur Players, under Whose auspices a number of plays have been Med | : Successfully produced during the past two sea- jill, G period of the eighteenth century, the g were sons at the Frederic Luyties home in Brentmoor, f? Min, % invited to meet the artiste at the close of the have been augmnented considerably since the close fy iu, ast Oa Res S Pein 3 : Yy, | Yrogram and later the deers of.the ¢ PRB @ the Lenten period and the organization pos- / “AMMO” E ne ae : <6 | ) wf were thrown open for tea, with fhe debutantes Se8ses an array of talent well equipped to enter yy a wy of this season ahd last presiéise at dhe the theatrica! production field on a wider scale. '—Strauss Zk The entertainment was-unieun Ala able, Reheargals for the contemplated revue will begin ee oe See ae - stage, footlights and all, had been built at one ‘ within a few days, and announcement of the solo denche at the Allied Arts Ball et end of the spacious drawing room, and seats on ; Cast will be made soon. The executive board Hote) Chase, April 24. each occésion ‘accommodated more thas 200 - | Of the benefit, including the Misses Dorothy Mc- guests. 3 rsal Stending Automatic. Known Mee «Bride, Dorothy Simmons, Marian Franciscus, The entertainer was Mile. Mona Govdre, lead- trade as “The Food Container Mee Blizabeth $=Luyties, Gloria Geisinger; Mmes. | - sein -wordvee Jr. wit) 106 Juventle comedienne at the famous Theatre © co alanaan _eampeniintns ond j ae ee re Oe eee oe en ees f3tise A ase near wrerisanat Monday, April 23 the Princess young French woman, whom Mrs. Hocker had e oo Sy wuliam H. Luyties, met at the home of Miss Princess Borghese, who is one of the progres Te wil) be honored at a luncheon by Mra. William *nown if Paris, and who bax become one of Ber | — Beeeeeosces yesterday morning and discussed ‘de- intellectuals of Europe, is the descendant re rt Scott Samuel and that evening will be given a YerTy good friends. Mile Gondre is on her way” © tails of the affair. of the ancient noble families of Italy, a graduate mi . Chistian » Pettus, Tuesday, back to France after a concert tour. 4 miss Mary Etta Randolph, who conceived the of a number of colleges, and interested int Tuan? purring oa ro Da ‘A: dlebane ce have a She chose from her repertoire songs of almost ” ~ Mdea and inspired the plans for “Sunshine,” will of the movements which have aroused Italy to Bot ni Mire. Tntink Collie = anes medieval times, and each day sang groupe of | a serve as chairman of the entertainment commit- forward steps in the past few years. She is a Pe. Princess Borg hese will speak Friday afternoon them, illustrating the legends of various Bure — = Mrs. L. DeSmet Carton is handling the Young woman of great beauty and charm, and ata debtic lecture at the. Meaty Inetithee Aaa 3008 countries, in costumes to conform te the: Sth other Eastern cities to hold “salons,” when the hostess of the afternoon invites groupe — of friends into her drawing room to listen to © an entertainment provided by a noted artiste, ~ and yet, rarely, if ever, has St. Louis society ~ beeri given the opportunity of attending such 4 functions until Monday and Tuesday by Mra. ~ Lon ©. Hocker at her home, 39 Portland, place. Coinciding with the old French custom, for the salon had its origin in the French Colonial QQ e [- is quite the fashion in New York and ; XS \N Qs Sete 3 ae th RY) " 4 ae $ XN ws \ “KY SS N ™~ Miss Gertrude Wick Her engagement’ to William Miles Logan of Texarkana, Tex., was announced recently RVicKOSaAaoOOdwdsl3DO - ss Danan RRR RRR RRR RRR RRR RR RE LRA, ~ ~~ s ee a SS A eS EE A 8 RE SRO HNN ee | Publicity, William H. Luyties is designing scen- 18 keenly interested in affairs in this country. Z torium under the auspices of the Alumnae Asso ‘*ubject. Changing from « quaint peasant of Brit-. | SY and stage effects, Miss Gloria Geisinger has She 1s im the United States under the auspices Vib cjation of the School, her subject being “Who ‘any, with a biack gown trimmed with Brittsini: | Charge of dances, and Mrs. Hotchkiss is planning of the Italy-America Society, Whe ease Murillic |G A ’ Are the Fascisti??’ She will speak Saturday ‘lace, wooden shoes and flaring cap, in which ~ oe _ é ' : “ ; | Becostumes. The book of the production is the Object the closer relations of the a eee 7 “yyyyyyyepypapaarernrvcearsaeersersenaasiadiiir tbo inorning at 11:30 at Washington University; sbé sang ghe old French miediy song, “Mal- = sili e 7 ornia to TT , 99 ‘ ‘ 2 brouck | Ea of George O'Neil, who also will direct the Princess Borghese ’s on 20 tae al hl Miss Stephenie Jarvis, who will depart this week for a visit Sunday evening, April 22, at the Sheldon Me. brough a oye ne : Has : | MMsical numbers. manu fine the national educa A to friends in Boston morial for the Community Open Forum, and Gone to ars). became crinoline girl, * ——— there in June. | Tuesday afterooon, April 24, at the Wednesday tt. One | The outstanding social event of the week and Mrs. Soctt will give a large dinner for her . ro sunday noon Mrs. J. Por- Club. Her St. Louis engagements are in charge : Me of general interest will be the arrival on guest Saturday eveniNg at the spring opening noon Mrs. Harry Potter will have a luncheon. on Friday afternoon. a pie the Princess, of Mrs. Guido Pantaleoni. Pe. of the Princess Santa Borghese of Italy, of the St. Loius Country Club, and Seturdsy Mrs. Edward K. Love will be hostess at a tea ter Tirrill will give a luncheon | ; 3 |

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se +, x EN SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1923. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' a . a ae ST. LOUIS -POST-DISPATCH : am — :' peep ee es E ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Witten- Mildred McNatt and John MeNatt,) her son. wal: - the Webb, a . Near East Relief tn response to an ter oO! ‘ pba ain EE "4 = ; alter Jr.. at ) 7 =o iF j ' le? ‘erg. 6319 Delmar boul d, gave| Donald Russeln, Ellis Crawford, Schoo! tn | . MLLE. GONDRE, PARIS MAID AT REUNION »neal from that organization. 70° ig Pe ain Seat iohates Saat aie ont. akon ‘Weddell Pena: ition 0 n Belle Buckle, Tenn | ~ - i L : — lll w DISEUSE, PRESENTED AT cent card party at Hove) eto the lowing guests: Misses Emilyn Ar-|and Edgar Fitzwilliams. Mrs. Wit. e do not charge for fancy labels and cans—yeq : | ones get 100°, coffee value from us. - ie 4 ENGAGEMENTS AND) | he club's + 4 MRS. HOCKER’S SALON party gr nome This money will be: bogast. Evelyn and Millicent Hauk, tenberg is spending a fortnight with $3 Vi Ceatinued From Preceding Page. . eed to earry on the wo: f the Ci Bienders, and b to market. all on a market day.” in , ib The next meeting will be a0 NOW LISTE ity Art Museum aoe 4 the song from the nursery book. . Sy e home of Mrs. G. R. Fearniey, ~ peony $1 $1.00 | 4 | EAG Subsequentiv she donned the zarb iS ‘ormandy, Mo. eae of me a r , r : ae ST rs R THIS WEEK 3 SPECI4AEn. EXHIBITIONS: Stamps with 1 Ib. Dutch $1.00 Eagle Stamps with Cocoa. 7 of the French Colonial dame and . ss Bertha Condie,. daughte! a . a ™ Condie ¢ re i ‘ | > ow (reme- me | ; inc —'r.°2¢ | Ancient Greek Jewelry Stamps with 1 Bor Mrs. | 5-Ib. pail pore Grape J ie @ re a | ; visit ae Pani a Mettie | 7? = ~»ynpeement was made sr You.” - ? . Tne Misses Rose Peries and Rut wed — Bass Ancient Gi a meaty ar Sar, assorted ...... Gian eee. yp Boonviiie, Mo. by Mrs. Wil-| One could well imagine Mile : : nc n ass Cousing an DELIVERED WITH slice OTHER go0ne” é ¥ x! iltieams of the eng2ge- 3 : st ‘ghter, Miss Sre!} m) Gondre, affectionately coi..pared to Doathage sae 7 x al ined Ss turday evening for the . The eyes, Sagging 4 i Yvette Guilbert, with her piquant e # tte ousin, Miss Rose Robinson, BM IpSaqg 52) Hump, rrent ne Ware a | will: to Scott Wilson, a) art ; the Or, . ne s °c eland. O., with a buffet suPp- & ALL THIS WEEK!! ie rvs Free Ol (447 SOUTH a i d a ‘an Sh araity Cink. @ ) a 45 ; wt 4 > +f i+ Aaa 8 i oes . ww’ « a Oe J 7306 , a . + Ww ; ™« wore Fats = Mam ! : 1 ’ \ii ner native Py all = a 6 ance Miss R inson na: Pa Now “Get U That Part 99 #5 ° oe Renaissance Bronzes pales Par _ ° co Cicetainea extensively rine I p That Party” a J. T. Pinkstaff. M.D. 22: | Antique Persian Rugs | BROADWAY ely , tp ad ' ar visit her = Phone for Seats—Ol. 4573, Cen. 612 Room 415 Victoria Sid, 8th and Lecuat. . q “TT le was educate at Sweet) Mr. and Mrs.-Audenried Whitte- eee 1 Dorothy Wittenberg. daug“- 18 Years’ Successful Practice. Hours 11-4. = | otiege. !r nie. and the: — | She has vis- | with her hair powdered and curled ; \fr. and Mrs. Herbert she drifted into the old English ba}l- 5 SRS . Ferguson was hostess lads, such as “I Remember Meetin ee ; narty Saturday, April 7 a more of 4424 Westminster place, w!!! 1 OR Se . depart ‘n May for Bronxville, ~ ae Ss: Se : = j > Lovie freorentiy and was! ; make their : They gav 7 . Te Sa ec 3 nm oe. Pg t ns —e aca agg eg ’ wn % Beg eS ie % sdant at the wedding of Miss | «4 dinner yp a4 y ast night OF Mr , > pes “' ms , 2 “3 a Lirmnonre ar a ~~ © and Mrs. Henry Fenimore Cooper of i f + Shs eS j id Sj is 3 Sam Boston, Masse. who are visiting M: eS eS ak >a pre A SS ESS a Pei | : : and Mrs. Harold Bixbs - > eS = Ree | , Miss Marie Clarkson, daughter of eee ee. Balser Clarkson — i me . Store Your Furs in tha iy Responsible People of 2 Wi mere place, who with ’ : — * . eecpadagi T : moo ‘7 Our Cold Dry Air : ; => VL Are Invited to Open a “ ign | tic _* > Los Angeles. of Mr. and Mrs. James Eleanor Purdon, daughter of Richmond Ingham. who are pass- Mr. and Airs. Char! oat Be = ! ag OR a3 606-08 Washington Av., Thru to Sixth St. ing their honevmoon there. Mrs no is serving as a2 mak ~ Honor ~~ Ingham was Miss Florence Leland. the Confederate Veterans’ Re- in New Orleans. The engagement of Miss Mary Lt« = f Bum of . ind Mrs. 16 Hodiamont ave-| Mias Clarkson and Mrs. Turner are | 7s etd Well was made afte — at a ieee Lena Scnweizer } . — - piapuneeteenine expected home this month Mr. and Mrs. Theron Catlin of ¢jara avenue and their son, Daniel la ese ig ~ 7 7 Brentmoor have returned from 4! wigh; eft St. Louis Thursday for : + : ‘i , . visit in New York and North Caro-j:ne East. Mr. and Mrs. Wight. the OS 1, LVCG, Wy CS HWS a > , eh i aes . : | e news was told Br means of ant ngageme : ring placed on @ “lady finger’ caxe, un- der which was a ecard bearing the mames of the’ coupe. No date for the wedding has been set. . 1; +} ’ o : lina. Mrs. Catlins mother. Mrs. Ed ‘latter of whom is convalescing from w “aswe!! Dameron. has urne: +7 i? ard Caswell Dameron, has returned a recent serious illness, will spend ' a * bd 1; : , ’ , . - ‘ > — ep sce lg go to her several weeks in Atlantic City. Young . > svilie, ! a — ee . ; Mr. Wight will resume his studfes at Mrs. John Edward Conzelman of . . ne - .. |r. ale University. Hereford, Colo. and her sma!! te | | z daughter, Barbara Ann, are visit ck Ali Si Sees of Wil- | ' : relatives in Webster Groves. At liek She Reesaeter Mian - Wise pranent they are the guests oF Mr. ‘or is in St. Louis for the first and Mrs. G. A. Green of 414 York- ,,.. nee her marriage and is visit \ - aaae bia’ a AS a - a4 a a» FS e . > t Po ow Sherwood ae in r parents, Mr. and Mrs. James oa a rs. John lawrence Mauran of 7) Ford Sr. of the Buckingham Ho- a a A Lz. 46 Vandeventer place will return te} and her brother and sister-in- this week from Hot Springs. Va. Mr ew. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Ford Mauran returned a week ago, as did). of 54 Westmoreland place, Mrs. Tadlock. pastor of the Centenary Mr. and Mrs. George D. Markham. ford Jr. will give a tea for Mrs. Methodist Church. Miss Lillian a} Miss Isabelle Semple Scott, daugh- Draper Tuesday afrernoon. 4 roll was maid of honor and oniy_at- ter of Mrs. Ashiey D.. Scott of 6054 Mrs. Clarkson Carpenter of the ) ’ tendant Mr. and Mrs. Foreith have Pershing avenue. has arrived in New Piorissant road had as her guest i. = = departed for a trip Mast and wills York after a two years’ sojourn in last week Mrs. George Pirie of To- Ae oo S oo five at 704 Aubert avenue. } Paris, and is -.ending a fortnight in ronto. Canada. During her - visit } ee ‘ cs the East before returning home. Mire Pirie was honoree at several — - Miss Hilda Sandvoss, daughter of 4 4 ; * ' a a s oleae haa a Said PER emu RRR abies PE hihean sn gis A 5 Cae er ‘ 4, + aes es F SEs : 2 ne, a a oe RS ahs The marriage of Miss Mabel Rout- gong. daughter of Mr. and Mre. John Routsons of Wollcottviile, Ind., and ¥. J. Foreith Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. 3. J. Foreith of Washington, D. | was solemnized Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of the Rev. “i i vent os ‘ ; — toil is wa ol bp re i, ve » - S of 2 pre i rye: y “ oe - es a pao ee 2, ’ ae r “ ne + et he p PO er: -- - whe . le rere pean ‘ Ca " * ’ , Sed a lla 7 Sites 9 oer ad oon - 4 ‘ a dh 3 bw ~* ww « 7 ~ - 7 5 a Mrs. Samuel C. Daviw of 13 West- dinner parties, including those given moreland place has returned from by Dr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Smith of aes seat ad eae nv vo New York. where she spent Easter 4502 Maryland avenue. and Mr. and a with her daughter, Miss Alita Davis, Mrs. Henry Garneau of the St. Regis j \ | | | who has returned to rerume her apartments. fy Seria Sette ome th 2 ey . T studies at Miss Porter's Schoci in’ Mr. and Mrs. William Julius Polk a Be Le glare ssa ie : | 212 i | : S A L E Carmington, Conn. took possession of their summer | i & Vo ee Oe a ea ee ae ctua 5) an a ues | ’ Mrs. William W. La Beaume of home in Ferguson! vresterday to re- | a eee Ba Ss sae ppt: : ie | | | 5320 Waterman avenue and her son, main during the summer months. Aint Be es ig : : Sas : 3 | Daniel Hodgman, departed several They have sold their residence at ‘” afi Se | : : 3 ; | f i days ago to spend a fortnight in 3733 Lindell boulevard to Dr. and \ WA j is if EGEPEE ~~ | : ¢ : gy Atlantic City. : Mrs. Ralph Niedringhaus. a / A a A 8 | Re eee : ar ae by ud a a ues at | T iY . ee | se - %. ° is ee nes Set , + & U i of a: A Bt GTR Seis Cetera ester seems are ss 7 ; ? ae — * i ee Lie . $3 f he a a? 3 uf * + g fa Mr. and Mrs. Osborn Van Brunt. Mrs. Melvin Mark and her daugh- of 412 North Union boulevard wil! | ter, Lois Mark, arrived tn St. Louts | depart in May to make their home Thursday from Philadelphiatg visi ae aod Vea : | Bee °A Bloases—Beadec’ and broidered — Sports rials in most aft styles! New Side-to-Tie Wraps Bloused Effects Models with Monk Collars Flared Silk and Cloth Capes Straightline Styles New Cape-Coat Effects Richly Embrotdered Creations Wrappy Effects Jaunty Sport Styles Health Shoes need not be ugly Shoes. The ae \¥ | ere Women’s Foundation has successfully dem- | onstrated this in designing the Trail Blazer. serge te Heater \\ 1h fil ; i ees: comfort and |!) ZH) || \ ij| Adorable Waists Arrive Blaser Shoe Tethe sleubic shane || a 7 | : een cot et S i In New Printed, Beaded, Embroidered and Paisley serve strong arches. ' | ~~ —_ 4,55 Tu a) ate ro , a é! Designs—We've Priced Them Specially at The closé ankle fit due to the com- bination last is another special -4 feature. Prints, beads, embroidery—how will you ; | 4 have your Blouse? It makes no difference The Oxford illustrated is shown in S&S a which you choose, either is correct. These. wee calf, black kid and patent Newest are some of the cleverest models received eather at $10.50. - Colors this season. They come in jacquette, over- : * blouse and hip-blouse styles, of erefie de wow Grays chine or other crepe fabrics. Spring colors Batwing, Cocoa - and striking combinations. Sizes from 34 to Reindeer 46 Tan, Navy Black ——————————— * "ae Ope + er er eee - epee erg eg «ype eet © © eet + os

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_ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : __BUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1999 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' he ‘ me, y as — = — ee E VALUE— » | " PALLY INTERESTING | SHE ‘WILL BE ~ jand Mrs. M. Kolker of St. Louis. The|of Mr. and Mrs. Max Seltzer. The| ~— 4 | 'wedding date has not been set. time for the wedding has not been | gues) ee vw MARRIED SATURDAY | designated. Mrs. A. Goldman of 3 23 | bels and cans— | Mr. and : | es ? u from us. you ee AND) ~ ‘Kossuth avenue announce the en-| Miss Helene Balifett, daughter of | ‘ igagement of fheir daughter, Miss | Mrs. Cc. O. Balliett, bec ame the bri le 4 si nist Ha ga 1 Cae = Goldman, to Jacob Seltzer, son | - Continued on Next Page. aoe rt oe ys Why Not Enjoy the. ) 4 a ae | an | res ez, j MARRIAGES aie, © a ui Y/ | / Advantage of a KR THIS WEE ee ee bs —— | House ; Cha —, qampe with Marshma}. : es see | I th Wi ? rge x | [f a ae Se ae | Oregon Preserves, 25 T 1 ct was wash venter. |. eee | Approved by National Board of | n e World: Account Here ? rod sia 7 Aan : Yo ete ga Os | Physical Education of Y. W. C. A- sugar. a OTHER GOODS | : Paw Muir Williams of the —— | , F -P Ss Re a | > : Sire | ‘me ¢ p 2D, ; | WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH - 4 ef jer darghter, Miss nomen . a Williams, to Scott Wilson, a | ee Pos eau Za SOUT 808 | - esiden! of th v versity Club, St. | a es ais ge Miss Williams, whose father | oROAD | a eae late Judge sea Niams_ of | 4 £. es «SR j | : 1 —— fo BA GG stl Matchless V alue-Giving Sale of bc Ree. Virginia. ¢ aes V3 Collez in giniea, and the | 2 " 2 9° wich aRcM A niversits of Missouri ‘She has v]s- | a seaman _ / \ %, i : | - y ARCH GUIDE ruu — ted in St. Loule freguentiy and was! : ee f—+,--¥ > gnattendant at the wedding of Miss | BS Ras well Mitche: | several months a: go. of Mr de Simons and _ nu sel Cald-} a a | saat bp @ e j p } : Mrs. Robey: Cowa n Wi son of Bel- | Ge & PAC ee € Freople Be fen, near’ Kansas City, Mo. and a| ) Y | 7 of Samue! Graham Wy} }s # x. Ke | q | . dlo Open ois Washi ngton ter: ace. He an ie @ | osteo “TARSAL. | | 22 @ alumnus of the Virginia Military In- | + | : | A ( ( ount | | itute. During the war he served | In Action—every step you take is eeverseas in the infantry. No wed-j| —— ate : ‘ Ping date has been announced. | & foot = building exercise when you . and Mrs. F. F. Sandvoss. 3317! 4 : F Je : aR ge eee F Sid 4 x,y | 4 ‘ Sid 4 The engage! it of Miss Mary | I estalozzi Street, begarue the bride of wear the OST EO-1] ARSAL Shoe. ° Seas daughter of Mr. and Mra,| Wilbur B. McKelvey ef. Webster uperb Styles, Dependable Materials, Fault- — of 1016 Hod! amont ave- “nevis es, Mo., oes: 84. The cere-| In style —their fine appearance | | ig ; " , ; x role mony was performe 4 tev. Dr. | —— Baan to Barold Wwe, was made mony was performed by the Rew. Dr steiee. orenten ‘na denne mia ess Lailoring—the Price That Is Unsurpassed own irsday afternoon at a } ; Ors) | gs ae ay | ° . = narty by Miss pes Schweizer| Presbyterian Church at the bride's’ sacrifice style for comfort. and her sister. The news was told home. | Decide NOW to have a FREE OSTEO-TARSAL DEM- aoe, * . Dy Means of an engagement ring Miss Esther Sandvoss acted as = ONSTRATION. Know why this scientific health Shoe ~ + ’ ~~ , \\\] ¥e r finger’ cak -_| bridesmaid for her sister Ben | is preferred by active women everywhere. 5 ; .€ : \ ‘ placed on a “lady finger” ¢ a} e, un j ‘ n | : -¥ PERIMENT Nat} “r Woragiet ledeed ox * sty | ' ‘ . \ i _ der which was a card bearing the Quinn of Webster Groves served Mr. | OT WALKIXG sHOZ” Sates pct: ‘ y B® ames of the’ couple. No date for McKelvey as groomsman. The bride's | ® the wedding has been set. small nieves, Virginia and Celeste | Fine-appearing Oxfords, Straps and Boots—White, Ree orem va ere flower girls. | Patent, Suede, Brown Kid, Tan Calf, ; The marriage of Miss Mabel Rout-} The bride wore white Roshanara | Black Shoe-Soap Kid. ® pong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John | CTeP®- Her veil was adorned with | . | ‘ : pearls and orange blossoms, and she | outsong of Wo! ie Ind., and ‘, oe: Foreith Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. carried a shower of lilies of the val- | 4 4 - J. J. Foreith of W niietohes bm 2h “oe ley. Wy Was solemnized Tuesday afternoon at The bridesmaid wore peach blow | 3 o'clock at the home of the Rev.|°rePpe meteor and carried ophelia | “ee Tadlock, pastor of the Centenary Methodist Church. Miss Lillian Car- roll was maid of honor and only at- | se : ; ™ tendant. Mr. and Mrs. Foreith have ——— See W indow Display 618 WV ashington Ap. departed for a trip East and wil] Mr. and Mrs. M. Sacks of 4431) live at 704 Aubert avenue. | Evans avenue announce the engage- | a ne |ment of their daughter, Miss Deha| es alae Miss Hilda Sandvoss, daughter of’ Sacks, to Harry Kolker, son of Mr.'! SALE! 7 roses. Mr. and Mrs. MtKelvey will reside | at 5221 Meurdoch avenue. | es % wR Rays OF rive. he an ee a Poa ' je 7 eae ea es a gp Atle int rapt yay Ket ee ad Wye .y Ra ; “wah Co Q alues! i 1 // : ' if A | ey Ssuits; FD} s alues ! | S09 WASHINGTON AVE. $45.00 SUITS = 2%. *S $75. 00 SUITS. | jel ' Your quest for that supreme $39.50 SUITS So 8%. $65.00 SUITS. y |} Suit value is ended! Offering $35.00 SUITS §=$‘a@i BY i -R* $59.50 SUITS. Bil mow, Mich geueeitta: aie $30.00 SUITS a 7S) $55.00 SUITS. represent the best to be had $25.00 SUI TS Ls) or, ‘ / : TRS $50.00 SUI TS. | : 8 tg style! Richly Fear et ae es ) V, UP TO °65 COATS AND CAPES|| °° ( a a * ul linings. ng p of dependable typ Group ] Y LF RE Group = A special lot of 175 Trimmed : | ps 165 showroom samples, in large - wal touches that stemp them as above the average. It’s a tremendous opportunity. Among the Styles Glorious Linings : The season's newest capes— These A re the Brocaded silk crepes— A ND Hats in the newest nape In E J ag Zi Ma and small shapes. The best val- solid eolors. also combinations. ; ¥ BF rego, ues we offered this season. Supe ec Sood Oe ye Coan Tg Ae wae Full-sweeping styles—marvel- ; ee as of wrappy new : Materials Plain silk crepes— Geers tn fifty-seven varieti Lingette— : K Popular side tics—ecores “of BOLIVIAS — AMERICAN Satin de chine—beautiful : Blouse effecte—amarter than VELOURS—BOKA, of won- qualities. | bd } Ay RE, em derful richness—VELVURA. alenderions models. Yourhful | a lovely silk crepe knit weave All the Colors c aoe ening allover embroidered —POIRET TWILLS — AND We couldn't begin to llet them a etk—rich braided «t vles— Berenriet tie wise swerve | SOPT CANTON OREPES— | cavieenaaiacn"icaste" ocd fashionable fur all new and fashidnable! xray. cocen, with. of course. pten- ty of navy and black—and plaid effects in sport models, Ceatrs— Everything — di a - “ae, MEGS Pee Pe IR e: ‘ : aa ae * y ute. oy 34 ae > See; = P Pa om bert See paee ae is ® « Roos: oh SW eyed, (, (eee ¥ : cy ?

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+ f xiniately Equals that of the Daily Glohe-Democrat and the Times Combined. apete? ae _ e DAY. Fag Bete _—- —-— = —_ — ——— 4 ° ST.LOU'S POST-GiSPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alorte — ine ffa ENGAGEMENTS served for the two families and ding attal ee . —_———— a a . - ace I ) Pre Ss j "Y . ae. - @t Waterloo, Ia.. yesterday evening maid of honor; Miss Catherine Bar- riage was announced recentiy, at a Mr ane - pee suman he Be : a as ¥ ’ @ Walter R. Marne. son of Mrs. tin. bridesmaid: Leonard Baer- perme pes a dg ‘S kam ~~ | the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. The bride's gown was white geors- : a +a) “J aL 1. ie 2 a | », Wal : — Roosevelt enjoyed Geo. Lawler, Norman hain p + aie with picture hats, and carried but- tapestry over stuffed Mr. Mavne & = $4 88 NONE FeO Seg BE Bk aner other guest of honor was: Miss Hen-| ming:er x: in Oe he s : SOCIALLY INTERESTING de Lourdes, by the Rev. Father S.' Kroeger. Miss Louise Kroeger will dinner parts ta)’ 1s" nea prewed-(rietta Maude Carr, daughter of Mr. Witiiar, re npg ny itt AP in Bra nd-New Latest Style 5 1 \T \ | } : J. Brady. A wedding breakfast was sing. _— srl 3 pedling » adie ne > but and Mra Wm. O. Carr, 6048 West-) tune WN ape eee Sh ’ . F A | \ ) - fede einen the la? "% were changed when th As Low on a . AND M A R R I A G E S Father Brady, O'Keefe and Nugent Miss Adele Louise Heineman, * ae sco Was made known Mr at 4 a at the Gatesworth Hote!. . ne esse cnt ‘ ee ' os aa . y ee a Miss Florence Surkamp. of Nor- Arundel piece, honored Mr. and -!'®. partelsmeyer Was before her i ' ; ; : _Centinved From Preceding Page. mandy. a cousin of the bride, was Alvin V. Bartelsmeyer, whose ™mar- riag: Miss Ade&e Preiss, daug© ¥ 3 Drive, St. Louis County The Wec- serwed as best man, and Oliver Sur- : , § @ng was solemnized at th ’ .- kamp, the bride's brother. as . —s | is, Tene Presbyterian Church. groomsman. Marie Antoinette Sur- Another Example of the VAL 3 ‘. : " 7 & * 4 to the Post-Dispatch | e St. Louis part no al rere ) niec ] er irl. , ee ase a av — = ¢ ; a Bper'* oo = » toa —" | | \ \ ' a niece, was flowe gir : — : = } | ee =6—S WASHINGTON, April 14.—While’ Guy S. Forcier, Mr. and Mrs. Frank ette, beaded with crystals and pearls ae er ¢%j oe A. ae wd hee gi e You save half. te. -* yrissouri “lietened in” via the radio’ A. Mohr. Vir . ° rs Ren? -* ae nade ‘ith a court train. and she {" . ae as * ENCE OF a-*3 ; ~~ 4 “yea ‘ he Brid Spring samples ‘ é a By which the entire pregram Clark, Mrs petri rs. Berth: rarri roses, orchids and valler ri \. — _ — oe F pe pernt he. : . € FUP RIS Cs ; ; . . O O a y ing New York Dee 3 broadcast the Missouri State * Ma‘ ne Mrs mn} \1 j ivne ‘} ' Hier attendants wore orchid : CIAL! 3 P . ; a4 be . Pe ; PTS ia mpaiy ees a gan i—J3-i'c. 175 BY -_ : vy on Tuesday at the Hotel Miss Edna a4" avi 3 ‘Ss. and pink fiat crepe. respectively, ; SPEC $ . Is the Hostess of Omorrow ALSO 4s @ooD AS NEW a : Sects: the last get-t >- | : U1 i é . i , : . . an : ti »f ti n. Hun-; ter Boehmer illiam H. Woodward, terrfly roses. The couple are spend- | , at tet ou oS — Suites. Spring arm, Mar- cg ash os e a will she cherish her = ~~ ~ page en merdionser Wael Carro! Berkieyvy and tto W Ham- ing their honeymoon tn Chicago and ~~ “= -. . > ~ shall con- Sdes Mena¢ ge i w ing Silver—a lasting reminder — ttended the ontetnan ™mar 2 3 will be at home at 6902 Robbins eas '. & . struction, of the happy event. 9 9 y . wt ah elaction of @ffeeen, Sten ; em per of t hy aw avenue Dj oa ® _ ~pess mee — a : -— nthe Toeutecigth |. uss Erwin Hayward. daughter o! eee 25% Discount on Bread Trays est homes. Be well dressed at | 7 Representative Cleveland weed Regiment of the Tw ' nd Louis J. Hayward speakers, Fier Te has — yerieen. i. ; “Ty pikes 3 -elected president, Di Slot : ee ~ 2. _ T= d 15] . Newton was re - - - ae , chosen Wednesday, May 9, as the See the Big Spread in This Issne. Section 6, Pages 14 an Attractive new designs in fine Sheffield small expense. the following other ofhiaie: por eCenaer ieee _— er wedding to Harry ([iail : " ee ee ae 743 Heman avenne after returning i-~.-1+ of Hotel Chase. It ia to tax cs 4 P= I raledge Plate, very reasonably priced. } Brand-new Silk, also brand-new serge Dresses, as low ag | Wiee presidents, Mrs. A. H. Bruegge-) +: ro man and James L. Baity: treasurer. | frem their honermoon HRS ‘ 3 i i an “5 ™ - 4 { : ~ q | nace ores ciOC! ce Arist Ge | qe | - We Close e. Horace J. Phelps, and secretary, ' Church rnearai. ana a recent i4 | r y. ¢ | 2 S void . y ] Cherge A . “Ounts So “s/ i] — ry 7:45 P, ~ Stanley HH. Ridings. Mr. Baity then | Biss Loretta Surkamp. daughter’ ..:, ~ eee Havward hom ' ‘ , ee | . de the announcement that ' acs . . - aoe “ee —e ; ' be A aft ’ — ar "3 “ a : , > + 4 ar-i} Mr. and Mrs. B. Surkamp of 15!2 aH Pe Aga : ail - a .- have up xh | mace of M: Surkamp of 15 _ et ee a iat at ee 2 +. oo Page and Grand Cars Stop at Decor — ments had been made for the! Kienlen avenue, and Harr) WOOP) ues nde ee : >, steer’ a les : ~ ee al , midsummer picnic veld: gor f Mere , : 7, a! we cial se ea : . ss ae ' ~ : eusto mary Tris _ : Pp! ii. . leroy avenue. St. i. County wes nies ‘Beets 5 tng . f . | Fellowship with persons from; ted “eee Ce | LOR Mmem\ers ale geal genie 1105-1107-1109 Olive St. p, ' ihe OU . s the ons Louis evenag + ae fiuer chew ; Leag ind - impera ' itll as ae ee ; aa ; t rmont . ing ; o *h os at etre Dan sev = : on . . . .. ms , Seventh and Locust pe W Sparw rh ng Lac Miatied iress ners service. Wilfey, pastor of the * AYv? . . . - * hb - a pue Christian Church, told the mem- bers of the society. He px *. i. _ t ~ é ai, Vi raf r 4" ‘ . | Re TT. *- é=ae . 7 . ’ ome — the influence Missouri notabl : ’ *. ' ‘er nations : ~ — = Rad on ovr ! ss J > “ P 77 P iad te beets ze “eS a na 4 wie of Tine . iff ; : ° . T ; ’ jj ? Sea . —s = * vr | ~ : | ~ ‘ @ ticular inte: " Louis is th t Be oe a ee . R3 tr $ XZ _ . .. + . 9 + - ; Afra a oe ‘ o ' '¢' ‘ 4 7" Aah ‘ 77" a fg How My Corns, Bunio nsand Mrs s r st. . PA, rr . ~ , oh , . 4 Ste nt IB “on heme Calloused, Burning, Tired Mio be i Dr. George Boteier, 7 ist The most important Sale tlris lhese Dresses will Occupy our ae 3 Tough eo co-operation of | ant Heaith Commissioner o ash . — — j alo {o here. Assistant | Feet Hurt— Re ee seek gince at store has announced : entire Second Floor GMM Secretary of War ang Mrs. Dwight| Ce noen vesterday at the Churc! Davis, Mr. and Mrs.” Breckenridge Thomas of Aquin in New Y rk. = lft Years, ae ) Fa; Apparel Section ‘J : Long and Mrs. Joseph Folk were The bride is a niece of William ‘ Bie- sise OLIVE ST. 4 . | among the guests, as well as all the snnett, Mrs. Glendy Arnold and Missouri delegation remaining in Mrs. Walter Coies, all of St. Louis, Ad! Sy . > Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Aimberly.| plasters, nor inconvenience—no Dr. and Mrs. Boteler will make io ; ~ 3 . be ie | in ser tem Ang ibe their home in Washington. Dr. Bote- 7 | ’ ‘ Pp 2 | . ae "Ki Mrs. Phillip North Moore of S&t./ work on your feet as long ler formerly resided in St. Joseph. ns ioe : | | Louis. who has just been on a trip’ as wish! ; During the war he served overseas ‘2 & ) : - through the South was in Des be excruciating pains and me a ~ . Rae : tt ° 2 tee ges ~y ' oe Moines to attend the convention of aches from corns, bumions, cai- for two years in charge of a hospital ‘4° | => 4 ~ ; _" 4 : : vanish as if by magic! “i ; a" AS f “a sion there this week. . j a td : a : ; = ‘ Tt? - f ; 4 ‘ of ; = , ~. » ah ov ary cy ee es Invitations have been sent out for a It will fall to the lot of a Missourt | woman. Mrs. Selden P. Spencer, wile of the Senator. to say the first words) that will open the Thirty-second Con- { tinental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution tomor row, for she is chaplain general of the society and her opening prarer is the signal ¢ t the congress & ‘the marriage of Miss Edith Weiterer, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Herman |! | Weiterer. and Elmer H. Bartels- i = Big ' J ct G meyer. of 3313 Winnebago street, ia = es ypsy Saturday evening, April 21, at the 4 > \, | 7 | Foot Bethe! Evangelical Church. at Greer a | \ : ia § =, ’ — = q 4 : / ’ Dceeetenneneetnnes RE ia “ee ze wae 95 Rei nim reef hy" + tag te ete PRU ie - x ce — zi ty Ei - ’ pi . ay cP " eek a Lo St A OPE Pe 6 ~ Rew, 29 ui wise Gudea - 0+ jie nn > oe e and Garrison avenues sl >. Relief The ceremony is to be performed i eede cai : * by the Rev. Henry Kraemer. pastor ' 7 ' A | ‘4 * 3 - - > a ‘. " : 7 ‘ sia ine a aint ao. | a we 7 : ; 7 ’ a. : or te 5 i 7 » ho . * ebdones — of Trinity Evangelical Church. Buf- -. + \ i nce each month we will hold an event ib ae Ppl) Pe ee “ open. More than 50 delegates will not ac fo} ar ay ae > . ; ~ . : r . F 7 + oS ® present from % ouri bach the Desert. gy age falo, N. ¥.. assisted by the Rev. J. P. a ae i ‘ His er oo ge ater eine “seinen tak SRT ; - et wet e. pabrigne a pati oi ee ee en ee oye 2 8 ES Ae © regis na rm o: Sb a ae ae SF ots es ee ans) mes ee 6 Ms! Mrs. Dwight F. Davis. wife of the Assistant Secretary of War. received on Friday afternoon from 4 to 6 @ clock, and had with her Mre. Rob- ert C. Davis, Mrs. Mason Patrick, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. Mrs. Trux- ton Beale. and Miss Anne Square. . On Monday, April 1 6th , = j cs : Mrs Davis wilh receive again ss os | Wednesday, April 25 Mr and Mra. ~ _. . Davis also were hosts Thursday te » ee & company of 24 persons before the ermaner Leen = eee if eee General Pershing. gay in his dreas i Uniform, was the guest of honor P j ae , the big polo bail. which was one tor the ENTIRE HEAD e ee of the most brilliant events of the . S*a.80 - it took place Thursday 1 5 . tule 73 » @ral Pershing was the center of mayen ¥ tention. 4) Bobbed Hair at $20.00 his care the big four crack pla A ppointmente NOW * j SSS SS TseT re me Se ee ee ee GRAND-LEADER — a ; ; | ol | @£ the War Department team Lhe greatest and most important single purchase ever ieee Washington was there and Se { le b = 2 rey : a tary of War Weeks was in the made by this store—a real triumph in value-giving. - eeiving line. Ted 4 \ - General Pershing is prepariag “yi — : mtries for the horse show, whic 39, 349, $55 to $85 Val fe “ \egesese | . | secur here in May Presideat ; ’ © . Har« 2 will ente ‘ $39, $45, $55 to $85 Values for ees Eee Bers of Miss Loula Long. of K City, Mo.. also will be cheered OF Say box party of Miss Leng friends. Mrs Harding, who has far recovered thag she went to theater on a recent night. © DP | | : | Bing to visit the horse show for . : least one day. —- | : j Another national organiz ’ ; 4 . WRich wi!) meet in Washington ee 4 . Week is the Daughters of 1812. SOanci! atthe New Willard. Ame fhere-are Dresses for every Vaterials include Canton crepe, = ag | . : ul occasion, such as sport, afternoon, satin Canton, flat crepe. Geor- upto-rhe-minute equir- - zi o: as x. . ‘ oie e : ‘ ment and methode we have at pn } bridge, street, theater, dinner, gette, Shantung, sport sik, Pha- now made it possible to give a ) " = P 3 : ‘ mei : EN a ceeiah he ten : | Bes f party and country club wear. raoh silk, lace, chiffon and moire. MEN A AN TN A TREY a ro OO EN EN RN ee ee ee An nc enna ne eS ee ella nt ee oe POON S agg PE ET Rm ee ae RE ETON OF mage sglinglien ere AO TRE ot ome ~ ee me ee ee anes ee mee = one A I CE AE EOS — ea gy 3 the M is@euri delegates will be Mrs. 4 M. Or: fy of St. Louis,’ State deer, Mre. Arthur McClver. O hoe Sturges, Sedalia; | = ©. Towles, Jefferson City: | Walter Miller of (Cobunbéa. Dy a. °te Wright of Maryville. . M Tigten of Kansas City | Mr Paul D. Kitt of Chillicothe. Baptist Meetings April 23. ca? ye annual con ae = c of | For, tral District : PERMANENT weave, as aprlied in our Beauty Shop, represents the hishesc degree of skill, experience and qualiry. There is no betrer ware - y nf en eee ee | ae eer. = "i Ve \ aye eet: ~s . Mn ee a oe We have never had the good fortune of assembling for one sale a collection of Dresses so compiete in point of wanted materials, newest styles and all sizes. These Dresses are | 4 — the kind we can highly recommend to our most critical patrons; in fact, our advice is to 4 « Y.: Mra George ouy enough tor Spring and Summer. Buy liberally of these wonderful values, but care- : ané iiss Alms J. Nobis. tuly, as NO RETURNS OR EXCHANGES CAN BE ALLOWED. All Sizes. | All work done by expert ae nm *he The new price places perms BEAUTY SHOP 3 se ye weving within the reach Third Flicer )

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rr as Sa es PPR RL IF gs OMNI ae ees y a a Re — ; -. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined bv Be ie ee ’- ae + % —) — — —$———————————————————————— — st Style Spring MMROUIRANS ACTIMTY | oa Geel —— STIX. BAER & FULLER ‘mmm = AK SOCIAL CIRCLES pril Sales-DOWNSTAIRS STORE Home-Makers’ Week ) DEWASHINGTON Begins Monday With Extraordinary Buying Opportunities . a * the Post-Dispatch. ® wASHINGTON, April 14.—While| A ri “listened in’’ via the radio Tus event, prepared for months in advance, provides values that are most unusual. With Spring housecleaning comes the refurnishing and decorative touch of many homes; therefore these offerings of Curtains, Drapery Materials, Floorcoverings and Staple Cottons, in the Downstairs Store, will be particularly interesting. peng aps “oy teat : 4 h which the entire pregram Lace Curtains ‘Sectional Panels Sering Someta rontst ae PSiproadcast, the Missouri State At? | 399] 9589-35 py. ae WG E and $C Each ing New York makers, - gociety on Tuesday at the Hotel j elt enjoyed the Reproductions of fine Curtains, in’ Filet and Scotch weave Paneling, 9 2D AS NEW 4 last get-to- » meeting of the season. Hun- | Scotch and Filet weaves. A great assort- inches wide and 2'2 yards long. Ivory and ment of patterns to select from. They beige. A lot of 2200 on sale. Please : z ae of the state’s people in Wash- | ‘ “e ‘eston attended the exercises. | At tot election of officers, which are in all the popular tints and 2'4 yards bring window measurements to avoid er- swell- Dems the principal object of the busi- long. rors. ssed at 1--$2 RE prvrcscntative Ciovelans 3--§ — Casement Curtains Ruffled Curtains At?] 36 and? | 28 Ench At 88c Set ith the following other officers: | Vice presidents, Mrs. A. H. Bruegge- | man and James L. Baity; treasurer, | Several thousand new Spring Casement Scrim Curtains of a good quality, with Curtains, in an array of splendid patterns, ruffle on side and bottom and with ruffled will be offered at these two special prices. tie-backs to match. Very neat and dainty . & Horace J. Phelps, and_ secretary, | s Stanley H. Ridings. Mr. Baity then | All very effective and finished with fringe and especially suitable for bedrooms. 300 at bottoms. on sale. @ ade the announcement that ar-| Bs rangements had been made for the'| E eunt ry midsummer picnic. | raw Fringed Bungalow Curtains, Cretonnes, 22c and 28c Yard _ New, gaily colored Cretonnes in beauti- i Howship with persons from | "heme is a pleasant tonic and an in-| 96c Each | ful designs and colorings. Allover designs in Bungalow Curtains, I finence for good, the Rev. Earle) | Wilfey, pastor of the Vermont ave- with double-hemmed bottom, finished with | urtain N bullion fringe with black or brown head- | C . ets, 33, 44, 55c Yard | Bungalow, Filet, Scotch and shadow @ gue Christian Church, told the mem- q bers of the society. He pointed out the influence Missouri notables had ing. Buying limit, six. g its « | Lace Nets: all the newest weaves. inclid- Drapery Madras at 29c Yard |ing square mesh effects, Russian Filet Colored Drapery Madras, in pretty pat- | Lace, etc. All the popular tints. Bs had on our national history. J. M. terns and colors. Lengths up to 8 yards. | . 5 P y | Ruffled Curtains, $1.68 Set SUNDAY, SUNDAY. APRIL 15, 1928, ‘APRIL 15, 1923. Approximately 40,000 . ne ee See serge Dresses, as low as $1.50 Ry Dp . We Close at 7:45 P.M. rs Stop at Door AZ EH Sale of Sample Undermuslins 429 “apc | “toe Women’s Bloomers and Women’s Undermuslins of | Two hundred Gowns and Nightgowns, of batiste and good quality, trimmed with | Chemise of good quality nain- crepe. Only 300 garments ; | sook and other desirable mate- in all; so early shopping Valenciennes —_ _ rials, in pink or white, with lace would be advisable. Sam-| broidery. Being samples, | and embroidery trimming. Most- ples and seconds. only one or two of a kind. ly sample sizes. 5000 Other Garments Are Lower Priced At 55c¢ A‘75c Missouri, Mrs. James H. Draper and Women’s Slipover Nightgowns, of pink cam- Women’s Envelope Chemise, built-up shoulder ' Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Kimberly. . bric, trimmed with fancy stitching. and bodice top styles; lace or embroidery trim- ~ ee - Camisoles with clusters of hand embroidery, ws —— sen kg agen saan dial ila Mrs. Phillip. North Moore of St. with elastic waistline, and women’s Drawers. es ae Lo rho } = . Some trimmed with embroidery edge; others wieder — gust Geen = a trip Corset Covers trimmed with embroidery edge. have clusters of colored embroidery. through the South, was in Des Sizes up to 44. Moines to attend the convention of A 1 29 c ° ® the League of Women Voters in ses- @ sion there this week. . vated At 99c Women’s Gowns in slipover style, of longcloth, machine embroidered, closely resembling hand It will fall to the lot of a Missouri embroidery. | woman, Mrs. Selden P: Spencer, wife Princess Slips of cambric or nainsook, with ) of the Senator, to say the first words, that will open the Thirty-second Con- lace or embroidery trimming. Made with double oniy St. Louis evening l’ress news service. te « a ls | 3 Bowie of the Gridiron (uar- , “eet sang, and Durward Bow- @ psox played violin. The | gatire program was broadcast ® rough the co-operation of a ' l radio station here. Assistant’ @ fecretary of War a Mrs. Dwight ® Pavis, Mr. and Mrs." Breckenridge | ® long and Mrs. Joseph Folk were. @ among the guests, as well as al! the | Missouri delegation remaining in | ‘@ Washington. the ill- occupy our nd Floor Seclion . | Mr. and Mrs. Grant Forman of ' Muskogee, Ok., are visiting the lat- ter’s aunt and cousins, formerly of Curtain Voiles at 35c Yard _ Fine, sheer mercerized Curtain Voiles, in pretty crossbar effects. Will make up into very dainty Curtains. Window Shades At Special Prices Opaque Shades, 36x72 inches, at ssc Opaque Shades, 36xB4 inches, at 65c¢ Petticoats of fine quality sateen, with double panel, finished with hemstitching. Cambric Petticoats with embroidery or lace flounce. Princes Slips of cambric and hand-embroidered Nightgowns, in flesh or white. Slipover style. Envelope Chemise of shadow batiste, crepe or tinental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution tomor- = row, for she is chaplain general of 15 yy skirt. Nightgowns trimmed. Extra-size Petticoats of good quality sateen. with long sleeves, embroidery ful ors Drapery Silks at 85c Yard Fiber silk Drapery Materials, in beauti- | fancy woven designs, in desirable col- | . Ideal for door or window draperies. | Several hundred Curtain Sets, of mer- cerized voile, finished with neat ruffle around the Curtains and ruffled tie-backs to match. Oil opaque Shades, 36x72 inches, at &5c Oil opaque Shades, 36x84 inches, at gsc Complete with fixtures. (Down#taire Store.) ' nainsook. : (Downstairs Store.) Extraordinary Sale of Handbags Group 1—At RRc ANDBAGS of moire silk, calf and vachette, in smart styles and of excellent workmanship. There is a splendid as- sortment of styles to select from and may be had in black and colors. Group 2—At $9 88 Handbags of fine quality moire silk, beautiful leathers and beaded Bags are offered for choice at this very special] price. Those of leather are beaver calf, pin seal, tooled calf, vachette and hand-decorated leathers in Paisley designs. Also combinations of silk and leather. The beaded Bags have shell frames and are in many beautiful color combinations. (Downstairs Store.) Another Big Silk Sale Featuring Two Special Sale Groups Choice, | 09 Yard Choice, $1 95 Yard 300 yards printed silk Radium, 40 in. wide. 200 yards Pebblette Crepes, in peach, navy, 250 yards plain silk Radium, 36 in. wide. tomato, radio, turquoise, pelican, zinc and Ber- ; the society and her opening prayer ' is the signal that the congress is ' open. More than 50 delegates wil! @ be present from Missouri. backing 'up the Missouri candidate for na- ™ tional office, Mrs. A. V. Connelly cf ™ Kansas City, State historian of the 4 » D. A. R., who is a candidate for re- ™ porter-general on the ticket of Mrs ® Anthony Wayne Cook of Pennsy)- ™ Vania, for the office of president- @ general. This practically assures “® Mrs. Cook the support of the Mis- 7 Ss Sale of Sheets, Pillowcases and Other Staple Cottons WENTY-FIVE cases, one of the very best brands, o‘fered at prices sg low that the manufacturers will not permit us to publish their names. They are classed as “seconds,” but the imperfections are simply oil spots, which will come out in their first trip to the laundry. Plain Hemmed Sheets 54x90 Size | 63x90 Size 81x90 Size | 81x99 Size AS SS oR Hemstitched Sheets and Cases | 72x90 Sheets 81x90 Sheets | 42x36 Cases 45x36 Cases SOG ea ey a Ei Ea ae Size 63x99 Inches at $1.48 : 81x99-Size Sheets at $1.88 Pillowcases, 42x36 inches, 38c, and 45x36 inches, at 43c Indian Head Tubings | Turkish Bath Towels At 29c Yard At 39c Each Soft linen-finished Indian Head Tubings, Heavy bleached double-thread Turkish in lengths of 2 to 10 yards;-42 inches wide. “TS a othe large, 22x44 inches. | ” inen loweling at 17c Yard rs Heavy unbleached pure linen Steven's ° ac Crash Toweling, 18 inches wide. Heavy, reversible Bedspreads, in pink, | A ara ’ Ae Ey Wengen? Bn or gold, also all-white. Large | @ 3 oO Clock Special j size, measuring 78x88 inches. Tablecloths, 95c Each Pattern Tablecloths * 2 mg pre Damask Ta- : ch ‘ ecloths with white, pink, blue or At $1 -nibverewe? Secor’ yellow hemstitching. 58x58-inch size. , ; : Heavy, bleached, Basco-nnis: 1; A lot of 40 dozen on sale. 200 yards satin striped silk Georgette, 40 in. muda. : Pattern Tablecloths; copies of fine linen (eatinninten Gaile’ wide. 300 yards silk Canton Crepes, 40 in. wide. cloths. Size 64x72 inches. Slight seconds. tena 350 yards beautiful Silk Foulard, 36 in. wide. 300 yards plaid Crepe de Chine, heavy quality, : OA eae 8 soo yards colored silk dress Taffetas, 36 in. light and dark navy, black and white, 40 in. wide. esd eo R t U I Savi wide. 150 yards silk Radium, various shades, 40 9x12 Size, ‘9 4”” 9x12 Size, °25% 125 yards shepherd checked Dress Taffetas, in wide. Velvet Rugs, in seamless style IGH-GRADE Wilton Velvet Rugs, seamless, anu 36 in. wide. ' ) : 500 yards heavy pure silk Dress Satins, 36 in. so yards flat silk Crepe de Chine, 40 in. wide. 200 yards changeable silk Taffetas. in colorings and designs suitable finished with fringe. Beautiful allover and. Oriental de- offer and every one signs, in the newest combinations of colors. A splendid Rug wide. soo yards extra heavy silk Crepe de Chine. at a very moderate cost. 400 yards colored silk Messaline, 36 inches wide. 40 in. wide. AA&e Each AAX¢ Sa. va. 200 yards Crepe de Chine striped Shirting, 32 in. wide. rards silk mixed C c ; : ; 400 yards 1 xe anton repes, navy, 75° yards heavy silk Crepe de Chine, 40 in. white and brown, 40 in. wide. F wide. a cords he fu] a : : 250 yarags beautiful quality silk Charmeuse 500 yards black heavy Dress Taffetas, 36 in. . , | wide. Bary, Diack and waite, 46 i. wie GTANDARD GRADE 150° yards sport matins, in gray, black, tan, and desirable patterns, counlip, Omyeety, 30 IR: wits, for any room. Just a limited number to Rag Rugs which are wov- en to give service. In the popular hit-and-miss pat- terns, with border on ends. Size 18x36 inches. 250 yards black silk Dress Satins, 36 in. wide. 800 yards printed silk Crepe de a remarkable value. . a Tey a @ weuri delegation. 7m Among the other delegates from 7 Missouri who will be here’ will oe ’ a | Mrs. John Trigg Moss, vice president- ; )®eneral, of St. Louis; Mrs. Paul PD. @ Kitt, State regent, of Chillicothe, and me Mts. Henry W. Harris, State vice re- Pgent, of Sedalia. Mrs. Spencer will ™ Give a tea in honor of the delegates ™@ from her home State Thursday. and @ Mrs. James A. Reed will also be at home informally to them. ett ET AT TTT as Pillowcases At 29c Each Bleached Fruit-of-the-Loom Cases, in 42x36-inch size. Plaid Bed Blankets At $3.45 Pair Heavy cotton bed Blankets, | blue, gray and lavender plaids. | Bo inches. - Mrs. Dwight F. Davis, wife of the @ Assistant Secretary of War, received | ©n Friday afternoon from 4 to 6 § ' o'clock, and had with her Mrs. Rob- ® ert Cc. Davis, Mrs. Mason Patrick, ™@ Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs. Trux- mm 20nN Beale, and Miss Anne Square. (Mrs. Davis will receive again ) Wednesday, Apri] 25. Mr. and Mrs | Davis also were hosts Thursday ‘o PF @company of 24 persons before the ' Polo ball opened. et — Pillow. | in pink, Size 66x Ripplette Bedspreads At $1.78 Each White Ripplette Bedspreads with crin- kled stripe. Size 72xgo inches. | General Pershing. gay in his dress w “niform, was the guest of honor at ~ «the big polo ball, which was one ® the most brilliant events of the _ 8Ason. It took place Thursday ;might at the New Willard, and Gen- (ral Pershing was the center of at- 4 On, especially as he had under his Care the big four crack players set the War Department team. All : ington was there and Secre- - tary of War Weeks was in the re- | Selving line. a ' General Pershing is preparing his _ Mttries for the horse show, which . win occur here in May. President May g also will enter his riding pemeunt, while the blue ribbon win- | Bets of Miss Loula Long, of Kansas /©tY, Mo., also will be cheered by a oy box party of Miss Long’s ¥ Mrs. Harding, who has so far Tecovered thag she went to the - on a recent night, s plan- 3 te visit the horse show for at _ Mast one day. Another national organization "e2 Will meet in Washington next is the Daughters of 1812. The eng will hold their annual — =“ atthe New Willard. Among Misfouri delegates will he Mrs. L. Ottoty of St. Louis,’ State presi- fe) Mrs. Arthur McCluer, O’Fal- = Mrs. E. J. Sturges, Sedalia; Mrs. /f. 0, Towles, Jefferson City; Mrs. ' Miller of Columbia, Miss Sade Wright of Maryville, Mrs. Ks Tipton of Kansas City and ee Paul Db. Kitt of Chillicothe. i Fs Chine, 40 OWnStairs Store.) 2000 Women’s TUB DRESSES At oe | PRESSES suitable street, porch or house wear, and every one made of good quality gingham, in desirable shades of blue, brown, red, green, and checks, trimmed with large sash ties, pockets, and some with white organdie collar and cuffs. New Coats and Capes ee In a Sale Monday a $900 THE Capes are of velour and sports materials. Full-length styles with full sweep. Many em- broidered: others with contrasting color trimmings. roo yards black silk Charmeuse, 36 in. wide. in. wide. iD At 3] gst At 98c Each s0 yards black figured Dress Foulard, 36 in. wide. rinted Brussels Rugs, Velvet Rugs which are close- | , P mane wort mans woven and in very effective | *™ cnoice patterns. designs, for bedrooms and din- 27%54 inches, a size quite ing rooms. Size 6x9 feet. Ex- useful about the house. ceptional values. Only 300 to offer. Congoleum Art Rugs 9x12—At | |= the opportunity to Texoleum felt-base Floor- | covering, in designs and color- ings for kitchens, bathrooms, ‘etc. 2 yards wide. Cut from full rolls. Please bring room measurements. oo ‘~ — ei 4 2 — wr _——_—- - — pf for Seldom is one given purchase these popular Rugs at such a low price and the reason for the reduction in rice is that the manufacturer_is discontinu- : = ee Ps oe ing these particular patterns. Every Rug ab- WS RES Re ew. solutely perfect. = > - as zs 1 «Bee 3 Easy Terms of Payment Can Be Arranged in Purchasing Floorcoverings (Downets The Coats are of polair cloth and plaid sports materials, in a wide va- riety of clever sport models. Some belted. others flare back. Buttons and fancy stitching used effectively. “ iain ePeam Sete hee The Meetings April 23. . seme three-day annual convention = the Central District of the men's American Baptist Foreign son Society convenes April 23 at oti Third Baptist Church here. ™ the speakers will be Mrs. _ > Barrett Montgomery of Ro- mr, N. Y.; Mrs. George Caleb = and Miss Alma J. Noble. There a banquet for mothers and ers under auspices of the S Wide Guild the evening of | «a4. .| Colors: tan, rookie, brown and Pekin. Sizes: misses’ 16 to 20 and wom- en's 34 to 46. More than 2000 Dresses and every one an exceptional Sizes 36 to 46. ‘Downstairs Store } (Downstairs Store.) value. SS A, CTL A AG A Re AT EN a mw

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a SUNDAY, = APRIL, 18. 1999. ta ‘ he City Circulation of the Daily POST-| DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. _ a 2 — ———— - = ee — epee — = —_— — = - -_— _ ee aa a ee . . ee em me ee ee re ace eC LL LLL —_ — Si anne = ee — —— — — - - —— — “ anon aan . — -- ee reel | STIX. BAER & FULLER Dedicated lO “Home-makors * 4 “We Ofer IIgs aethenwvith ateter . . - = rN RUGS Curtains and Materials |tarwr avece/ d The Buy-Way of St. Louis Durable and Lovely in Design Are Most Attractively | Price Hemstitched Sheets and Pillowcases Specially ‘Priced Quaker Tuscan Net Curtains Of very fine quality bleached Specially Priced for Monday Ge it wes] High-Grade Rugs—9x12 Size, $41.50 $9 - Ful) ee) eee | © lt You Live Out ot the City Write Mary Allen of our Personal Shopping Bureau. She will shop for you as carefully as though your requirements were her own. - ————— es or ae , each, 168 emstitched Pillowcases, size 42x36, each, 48c MI! f teil s.°* O08Re f, muslin. Hemstitched Sheets, size .65 WONDERFUL collection of Axminster and Seam- Each Beauti- quent ch less Wilton Velvet Rugs at extremely low cost. ful designs and colors. Fringed ends. Seamless Wilton dap $89.00 of these Art Loom Wilton Rugs is a rare value, so Woven in seamless style, with very beautiful ces QxXI2 size. Cups and Saucers, Set of Six, 72 Of plain white Japanese china, exceptional values. 296 dozen on sale. iii ; ; Lg aa. HE finest Egyptian yarns have been used in the making of these lovely Curtains, which give them ex- ceptional durability. A splendid range of patterns in plain Tus scan nets with 4- inch bull; lion tringe. Some with black heading: others with plain centers. and borders. Filet Panel Curtains $1.55 Each Floral and conventional designs with overlocked, scal- loped edges. Many are three yards long. White, cream and ecru. Deep Flounced Ruffled Curtains $2.90 Pair Voile or marquisette, of dainty sheerness, in plain dotted 0 Satin stripe and woven mad- or block effects make this Curtain particularly delightful te eS ES eet Ss ras, chambray and standard im mursery, bedroom or bath. An excellent quality of mate- beat a , percales, in striped and solid Finest Wilton Rugs, $135 rial has been used, making them an exceptional value at colors; some white and pongee. dlework ie Seen Sentence Kage ets a esis Neckband and collar attached. T Saving. Each a distinctive creati on. eeeespe in quality - t ‘. Yoke neck, open cuffs, sizes 6, H Widely varied types are available in gxr2 size. to rs: some have factory stains. | Exquisite Adornments tor the Home ee Aluminum Cooking . ; xminster Rugs, : : : Specially Priced satin al cae : ugs, $56.50 = Blocked Voiles Fiber Silk Verdure Tapestry Kettles at 95c r : t cl in this gr e . , Doll Lamp Frames Stamped Linen Towels Persian and Oriental designs, 9x12 size. eS 35c Yard $1.45 Yard $1.85 Yard Lae Se: Oe oe , At 80c*Each : ae The new drawnwork effects A high luster silky finish 50-inch width, this Tapestry At $1.39 Each g¢ 28 give added charm to this mate- gives a rich tome to this pretty is very practical for the reup- All-linen patterned Towels, rial. Plain two-inch border drapery fabric. Hangs soft and holstering of furniture. Many bail handle. . . , * . + . > HESE at- size 19x39 inches; also some brings emphasis upon its sheer pretty at window and is shown attractive patterns for selec- Tame ITTOTS quality. White, cream, beige, im the delightful rose, blue, Aluminum Double Boiler at 89c tractive with hemstitched hems: size 18x tion and conv eniently displayed frames with 36 inches. in excellent quality mulberry and brown shades. on tables for careful choosing. With side handles, each sec- tion may be used as a separate . ~p Second Fioor.) utensil. at ooar cates L Very decorative above mantel or buffet, ! uncheon Sets : h d on bre: At $2.89 and delighttul as a gitt. paque indow ages h th opular colors. Dispiayed on tables with cord and = ail - linen, 45- At $24.50 Hh sdb net pe “ ti Se Jan . cial aster groups— socket. Extra inch square, HREE-SECTION Mir- eful selecti e special u special value. and four 18- . ’ . +; 2 a! s-inch width each. Stamped in at- in antique gold. _ quality = <8 aoe ee ves are ea. — Tubing Pillowcases. 7QC tractive and un- = fs rs miter cut plate Mirrors in ai * ee ee . usual outline @md sections and plain plate Shades have slight impertections that are hard to de- solid or eyelet embroidery, sign. (As illus- ? . n ix d sever t : ee acaliewed end. ae ' on good spring rollers. Six and seven fee long. eae Cretonne Pillows at 98c | Jewel Cloth Scarfs at 8Q¢ in oval, round and square boxed Ciuny lace: also 36-inch round effects. Of good quality cre- Centerpieces with elaborate pat- tonne. Very special. tern and border of filet. fete the ith id} i indi with bas 082i3). 22: HE spirit of the new season, when home-mak- Each ers ev erywhere are planning the refurbishing priced. over of the home, prompts us to dedicate the coming in softly blending colors. en aners. Reversible Fiber Rugs, $18.75 Two Rugs in one, since the pattern is reversible desirable for use in bedrooms and dining rooms. 9x!2 Brussels Rugs, $27.50 These Empire Brussels Rugs, of the best quality, are priced at a saving. A wide choice of designs and colors. Size 9x12 feet. Fringed Bungalow Cur- 4 tains at $1.28 Each In the newest Spring pat- f | terns. Trimmed on base with } deep fringe. Made“of best yarn in beige color. 2‘, yards long Boys’ Shirts and Blouses § at 79C : Beautiful creations of quality and character that make the home a more joyful and comfortable place in which to live, are specially priced for the occasion. aha ies CRT Aaa ck Se ata ie IRM Sets « fe. ~Saae ” The results make us proud to invite your inspec- tion of all departments in the store of interest te home-makers. A Or Peck ee lath, ag mit ie er Pd 2 le elt ee de ee 1 ee el ee ee oe ee Rag Rugs. 89¢ Reversible Rag Rugs, heavy weight: pretty designs and col- orings, in blue, pink and tan combinations. 24x36-inch size. At $34.50 Electric Sconce with frost ed bulbs painted Frame fini hall gold and blue Dresser Scarfs, 29¢ With embroidered panel im center. Stamped Huck Towels At 29c Each Of good quality huck, in neat and simpie designs for French Silver-Plated Table Service [9.2 "52 An Important Value for Home-Makers Week Madeira Tea Napkins | At $3.95 Dozen LATED with heavy silver on nickel silver base, 3-95 Fine quality round in plain Delmar pattern and platinum finish, this linen, finished with plain rose service assures good wear. point hand scalloped edge. Measure 12x12 inches. All-Linen Toweling At 25c Yard Extra heavy quality bleached linen crash Toweling. 17 @& wide, with fast-colored red border. nette. Complete Oyster white, ; : - Rh. : ror with frame finished 38-inch width, 75c eac (As illustrated.) inch Napkins. Stamped in simple designs for French knot de- in center tect and will not affect their wearing quality. Mounted A large assortment of colors Dainty border of imitation INE o'clock tor in to select sort of Dress eve bridge and tea, yet “are two hundred ¢ tity will not last advantage of this Gilt Fruit Baskets at 35c Each Of wicker, in various sizes. (As illustrated.) (Second Floor.) This pattern is carried exclusively by Stix, Baer & Fuller, in open stock. can always be matched, and * . . therefore anegets itself as,a very acceptable gift. Thr ee-Piece Fiber Suite wea: Pater, *Sinc Bs Well and Tree Platter, 1s-inch, A Monday Feature of Home-Makers’ Week (As Illustrated) —Just 100 on Sale Well and Tree Platter, r6-inch. Well and Tree Platter, HE unusual beauty of these Suites and their exceptionally a Se a ae ee ee Square 7—Matin Floor.) i $9.50 $rr.50 19-inch, 15.00 $6.00 $7.50 $7.50 $9.50 $4.50 $?.00 Main Fleer.) DINNER SERVICES Attractive in Design and Price tee _— | Chop Dish, 12-inch, Chop Dish, 14-inch, Gravy Boat and Tray. Double Vegetable Dish, Open Vegetable Dish. Bread Tray with Handle, cep abet! WON Ee Neh lal RD, A LO NERO A N TES Shop. low price assure an extraordinary value to homemakers seeking furniture for a cheerful sunroom. Two popular fin- ishes on closely woven fiber finely spun—French gray, or blue tan combination. armchair, and rocker to match. Suite consists of 60-inch settee, regulation Every piece has steel-braced joints, heavy steel constructed spring seat, and loose spring-filled cushions. back are upholstered in attractively colored cretonne. Cushions and No C. O. D. or phone orders filled. Only orders for imme- diate delivery accepted. 4$ef*s a ¢ : LENG tis ele rl pte one eee ees —— ; ) » - af r wee eeiliaad Dinner Service at $21.75 Of light weight es semi - porcelain, attractively decorated. (As illustrated.) t00-Piece Dinner Service at $19.75 Blue and gold border adorns this Service of domestic semi- porcelain. 100-Piece Dinner Service at $29.50 Dainty border effect with gold treatment, applied on semi-porcelain. This pattern ts also carried in open stock and can be replenished. 100-Piece Dinner Service at $50.00 Of best quality Bavarian china, decorated in very deli- cate Iris design. 50-Piece Dinner Set At $9.95 Decorated in blue and gold line design on light weight semi-porcelain. The Service ts complete for six persons. Fifth Floor HOUSEWARES To Lessen Labor in the Home Water-Power Wash Machines, $15.49 Made expressly for Stix, Baer & Fuller. Have brass water motor and guaranteed for one year. Dutch Ovens, $2.59 Griswold brand, No. 9 size, meats cooked in these ovens | will be tender and sweet. Medicine Cabinets, $6.49 All white enameled Medicine Cabinets, a ~pee size, excep- romaliy well made and fitted with heavy ol ate glass mirror door. | Hygienic Refrigerators, $31.75 Made with solid oak case. white enamel foed chamber. g3-door side icer, 7§-pound ice capacity. Wash Bench and Wringer, $8.95 Bicycle brand, ball bearing, tr-inch rubber rolls guaranteed for three years. Folding Wash Bench with reversible drain board. (Fifth Fleer.) Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks 345 ATRA vanized fiber. The corners are of solid-post construction. equipment, vesy moderately Same style Wardrobe, size, ip Me eT Lh Mees os \ Vee | black er cor- dovan. r8-in. size. Full lined. Extra fine lock and three pockets and sewed-on ners. ‘Fourth hi ads % large size, com- . structed and bound with 7 | Traveling Bags © Special at $1295 -« =

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Rages pee ee ae sare I ES PGP RT IRR ee oor RE RT MTT NEI SES ERE : ; | ; : sUKD AY, , " ° : . + » 4 - ’ ° e —_——— pSUNDAT, é | APRIL 15, 1928. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 7 AUR 1b Ns * : - _ oe 5 : See Our Downstairs Store Announcement on Page 5, This Section 4 . , Of. i . , , | of the City ub ae Silk Stockings, $1.00 Pair i “ Pantel-back, semi-fashioned Stockings, of good ’ Personal Shopping 4 P * : quality thread silk, in black or white. Others : Y you as caref ully wa Ps full fashioned, black, white and brown. Lisle tops. i ts were her own. a tn tats ; | | GRAND-LEADER a | Bia saslailianacaceade oe i - @ . ; y i: : ae J i : FEW g STURDY GARMENTS ‘ GRY a Le : | 2 Announcing : fp For the Little Boys and Girls pe Panta Dresses, at $1.95 ; ; OF imported checked gingham, trimmed with fancy collar, BN S BE K : ’ = , aly cuffs and pockets. In red, brown and green checks. Sizes 2 ? a | Ps to 6 years. q rs : , { IFT AVENUE s ) 3 | Panta Dresses, $2.95 Baby Boys’ Suits, $2.95 EATURING special values in all Men's Depart- ; Buy-Way of St. Louis He tht Of imported Gingham in solid One and two piece models of ments of this Store—beginning Ménday at 9 A. =. a ee eS SS w color checks; trimmed with schoolday cloth; some have Full page giving more detailed descriptions of ofter- H stitched Sheets a y Sn i fancy stitching and bands. Blue, waists of contrasting color. All ings will be published tomorrow morning. “ : a4 the desirable shades. . d Pillowcases ly red, brown and honeydew. Sizes , very fine quality bleached Re ; : 2 to 6 years. Suits for Baby Boys titched Sheets, size } Crepe Gowns at $1.00 \f At $1.95 Special Sale of Tiathed Pillowcases, 4 : In alip-over models, trimmed W_ Of, schoolds ” Saaaiera a , S it } x36, each, 48c . with hemstitching. In flesh and and trimmed with braid. Sizes uppe eCe1mer 5 ups and Saucers ; % | honeydew. Sizes 4 to 14 yeara. 2 to 6 years. (Second Floor.) , | set of Six, 72c . ie eisai $ i isin white Tapanese | PETTICOATS AND = exceptional values. 250 ie : . F HESE i | i ‘ ° . ° are all new . ged Bungalow Cur- t % | Of Radium Silk and Silk Jersey, $4.95 Spring Suits, direct from ii s at $1.28 Each | ADIUM silk Petticoats with deep hemstitched hem or a ee oe we i ae mewest: Spring pat- _ small pleating and hemstitching, straightline model of heavy silk peels ae salen, Gane ‘ Trimmed on base with. ¥ jersey with flounce inserts of contrasting colors. All shades and fringe. Made“of best yarn * black . special co-operation from e color 2'2 yards long 1 : thets — o Se. ae : i Men’s Week a success per- s’ Shirts and Blou | Princess Slips e 33.95 Princess Slips at 35-95 mits us to sell them at such ses 7 Of satin, camisole top, deep Wash satin, lace trimmed or a low price. They come in | at 79¢ hem. In black, navy; also tub Orkedo silk trimmed with hem- all ine memeed styles and in stripe and woven mad- silk in white; with hip hem. stitching, hip hem. colors, attractively pat- a . , . f medium Be de ctriped Bence - Extra Size Princess Slips Extra a Petticoats ey rg woolens, s; some white and pongee. . 3 t DI.50 for Spring and Summer and and collar attached. : Of penn — rane Of white ia, double wear. wend Save edie arly ; der, deep hems. penal SreRT ae An interesting selection i ‘ ; | ar of +*Two - Trouser i luminum Cooking : re A Sa le 0 )f 8 00 0 d f Suits from anoth- it , i: ) } er maker, $33. 4 . st 5 ma with * 4 vent C (Fourth suse | dle. : | : luminum Double 1 i : : Boiler at 89c ‘ = th side handles, each sec- — | An Important Selling of : Imported Zephyr Ging ham A ae Sabe-all q 2 ae Men’s White Shirts At Rag Rugs. 89c versible mae “hos heavy 4 ad Choice of : t; pretty designs and col- 4: Broadcloths & in blue, pink and tan Li 8 Ca 1 ( SSi S : Fine Jacquard Madras inations. 24x36-inch size. t lL] lL] , HIS special purchase, SO fortunately timed, brings Pongée Oxford esser Scarfs, 20c a. ; a great collection of Zephyr Ginghams of very fine Mercerized Poplin ith embroidered panel in af For Street, Afternoon and Evening, quality, in soft finish. 32 inches wide. Fiber-Silk Stripes ay | : . ’ : Very timely is this offering of the crisp, cool ma- ped Huck Towels - ol Georgettes, Crep ad and Silks \ terial so welcome in ouf St. Louis Spring and Sum- S 95 At 29c Each | | a ae mer. Always fresh and pretty. There is a most = : ood quality huck, in neat eo 5 y P y ; ets Sosiges sok, ta ment a3 ESSN ganerous range of beautiful colors and different and lazy-daisy embroid- At ~* ¢ VN sized checks. THERE are more than 2400 Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Le Sats Sse aetna iat f fine White Shirts in this of- : 3 ering, including the most desir- deira Tea Napkins : ’ 4 able fabrics, excellently tailored. wae 83950 ali. UNDERWEAR |. | &isis on t * 3-95 sg / we NIN E o'clock tomorrow morning will not be too early to come , in necKband style with eats Gann. quality round threa | : . . ’ : ave separat finished with plain rose a in to select trom this group of high-grade Dresses. Just the Of R ‘Ah d Silk ie S cial Seliin, oe Engen ra i ae t Sayama 0 Ser a edge. Py sort of Dress every woman is looking for—smart for afternoon 1D0C p ref range. (Main Floor.) : . : | _bridge and tea, yet handsome enough for evening occasions. There ~ Thread Silk Vests. $2.75 Phoenix Vests, $1.95 | All-Linen Toweling | ~___ are two hundred of them—each chic and alluring—and the quan- Richelieu ribbed all-thread-silk vests, full | - “Of fiber-and-silk, with ribbon shoulder, straps. Ank xcellent Selecti yf At 25c Yard $. ' tity will not last long. We urge that our regular patrons take length, with ribbon shoulder strap. Flesh and | Pink and orchid. $3.50 Nn en ection O tra heavy quality bleached ! advantage of thi lendid selli ° orchid shades. $4 50. Knee-length Bloomers to match, at ; . crash Toweling. 17 in. f s is splendid selling. Sizes 34 to 46. (Third Floor.) Knee-length Bloomers to match, at . | (Main Floor.) ? with fast-colored red a Cn S ats er. ud (Square 7-——Matn Floor.) f «6A Special Selling of Smart Gingham Dresses" = $325 NT Toor 3——sSTen Charming Styles of Kilburnie and Braelock Ginghams SNA LEA 8 king Hat oi : looking Hats at this low price. The etyles are the very newest and they are.of excellent quality —— A WONDERFUL collection of Frocks Richly lined with leathers in clear checked ginghams of fine texture. Neatness and durability are the salient notes in these clever style Frocks. Straightline models with skirts fulled on and silk bands to harmonize. All the popular colors for the chic waists to lend diversion. os 00 TRICKY pockets, natty collars of linen . or drawnwork and pretty lingerie col- lar and vestee, new paneling. These are some of the features that make these pret- ty Frocks appeal to women who love to look attractive at home. =. ts " ’ — - =) — -_ a ~ * ee — s@2 254. cs Fins Spring—tans, grays, browns, grayish greens and several new mixture effects. All smooth finish. (Main Floor.) Special Sale of , -The col . \Ne Rus ’ Hart : ors are: Bere ne Blue, lavender, navy, brown, tangerine, green, black, white in small, Y bie pitsd ef) S or S ) ardrobe Trunks medium and large checks and many solid color combinations. Sizes 4 36 to 44—Extra sizes in other models. S495 | - (Second Fioen) | ) Eight of the models are illustrated. ; TRA large size, con- = med bene Bod fiber anrhe yen gr ae TT lent quality of these Oxfords st construction, Open - aby you will appreciate what ex- top, shoe box that locks My es: rs aga values they offer. ce, hat box that carries sss ake! ma * thom frame ican 9 hats. Comfortable travel a ied |} fe an nate mahonyrad - ent, very moderately priced. 2 thi ‘off The fi : style Wardrobe, standard i ia ot 4 vo 9 | $39.75 | s class in every respect—ma | | of patent leather, black and che . tan kid, and calfskin. eke | 5 aveling: Bags (Men's Shoe Department—Main Fleer.) es special at $12.95 = Automobile Tires and Accessories and Cigar De- Li 7 } partments sales tomorrow offer many features of “ip ty : re exceptional interest to men—too numerous to give im 7 “4 in detail in this advertisement. BAe : " i 4 Met eete. sise- Vell teeth | 18-in. size. Fu eather ' une | Extra fine lock and bolts, | ; \ —~—— 8B pockets and sewed-on cor- - 4 7 . (Fourth Fileor.) es as tes oat g . “4 am. es a is ¥ . iy initia mi eh a Re SSeS

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ee “ ll alone ately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combinea. RIL 38 is = | a SOA Ti 92. ESTLOUS POST-OSrArT i lain ——— ————————— wend i —— * Py etart h . ° L "a starch. Each. (Third T'loor—Nug Sts.) The Store fr ete — mn," YY * ui TAT m/e / Y ih aay _- wi , -* —- ; + ' ‘ , * ’ ‘s = 4 7 ) > “ - . + . . > ~ I ’ “ si ° Pitt Peri tiiaiiiei si ti be | AsAL THe enacacsrcan py fSHERETE TL HET EL Pt aN >. eA \i =r ——oS Ff —_ Qualities, Each... a2 $2.00 and $2.25 Ruffled Curtains . $3 Fine quality cross-bar, voile and marquisette, full ruffles, and complete with tie-backs, pair 4 $2.50 and $2.75 Lace Curtains Scotch net and filet net; splendid pattern; pair $4.50 and $5.50 Lace Curtains All fine quality filet net, madras weaves ; beautiful designs: pair. 98c Heavy Terry Cloth Some duplex patterns; wonderful colorings, 36 in. wide; yard... 45c and 50c Curtain Materials ie sare co Mike these ; ; ; ; . 3) n Orienta! - Fine quality voiles, grenadines and curtain Swiss; yapd.....-... tn 4 enna § ° ° 7 3 feet. 30c Curtain Marquisette ig 22 to 49 inches wide, highly mercerized quality, white, cream and Ara- a bian colers; yard -- t. 7 IT R 75c and 85c Curtain Nets Zz 7 . ~ ® oa } ‘ le splendid quauty sateen and . ts: ith Chemise > front and hack Re a Sateen Petticoats; wit | sR a mite | ‘repe, elastic knee. finished trimmed with lace insertion : ? , bh] 7 } k d + 5 i lmmeé itl ia lies - ws ? a ptstnhad wrnffl ‘} oudie-pi pack al rront ) 7.11: ; with hemstitched ruftfie, flesh Joudie pen Jac u ont, medallions and lace edge. and white. and hemstitched hem. (Fourth Fleor—Nugents.) » SSS — ~~) STulseatgeesepege sats es cases ei tee — ~ “Sa, « SSNS 4 , BEB SEES BBR BWaRaeaneese Se wie | ‘. \ : Fan SS ull i Muiniiig TH HA SAN Sy > TTT —_—_ S Hemstitched New Netherall Corsets |) tuncheos Cloths Neckine Scarfs Women who like to make pretty things for the home will be in- ’ 4 | ? ~ +> ~~? baad ms _— poi : ‘ - o- . ; 7 The Netherall support terested in this great sale of 45x45-inch square ane ™ Atay ; > >\ | | > ~~ + . 7“ «€ I inn he Y) ” the 36: Bee e¢ } » colt ay ‘. > af | and eontrol the nhgure and ce ee Cioths, stamped in three exclusive Nu- - —- | | HS gent designs and hemstitched to be finished with 1 il trai) ~j Your gowns are worn witd crochet or lace edge ) le : stitched for crochet: M Y } \ SS SS ne S 1 i 4 oe \ —~ . — a \ a ~ ~~, Hid iY abhi} -_-> 2 oe) ee ee OO el tag 8100060 ee” or 8 EE eT ee . ~ - Th Al sil — —_ Ss WO \ 1 MAUTEETTTT Ai These their we : = shown in ¢ $1.35 to $1.50 Drapery Silks : pea Se reer ry ic | tlk ry tif t rn l ’ F . — Artificial silk Drapery, beautiful patterns and colors 3 tgp tray cocker « ntath Prin : ay tac bt St onh er 18x45-Inch 16: 1 -Inc gts: 7 = > ~ = - mp oe . - “i i os scarfs Bh onee ie , = —==_—= = 36 inches wide; yard ....-..ccccececar reer cc wewernnenneees écocveens 2 feet: splendid patterns and girdte, without Doning, : aes . Sree a = y | —— : = ° " are light weight and read 39c Sta ° T = fe SS $2.50 and $3.00 Drapery Silks eb ight a “er eon Cc mped China or ea : —S— 43 and 50 inches wide, all the various colorings, also filet casement cloth: ilv laundered. Flesh, white Large size, 34-inc = 3 SS card ac. cccyeutsoodsinnsssodiabnnmegest oemeiaaeaun and orchid of batiste, jer- st rr 4 rar ‘ #ms stamped for sev, suede cloth and mesh. embroidery: in choice a fo i = S d Sh d R $1 50 Ruffl C 1 ‘ Tmoroicery; in choice & is | ssortment of ac- ot ds +a ¢ , =3 e RO aay || Peleg 5 $1.45 Scalloped Shades gular $1.: ed Curtal rices . and Up cekeaa ae : IS 66. denen Slee euder: 26 1500 pairs; included with group are cross- ‘ : , == finches wide and 7 feet long, mounted on. guaran- bar. Swiss. plain arg uisette and voile, made A new full figure model 85c Stamped Scarfs = , teed hartshorn rollers, ealloped and trimmed “s . full ff] ” lete with tie-backs: ir 1§x54-inch white art craft Scarfs we a ee, eee bullion fringe, shown in the wanted shade of yel- with iui ruriie Pp > pe . hemstitched on four sides for ec ‘het | 7 oe we ee rs : jJow: each ' (Third Fleor—Nugents.) > . . »-» ~ . a i ‘ o ~~, me = + . “ 2 ? ail . | i; SLamMmped Y new eas: iv - " @.% : mer es | to ey * - _ _— . rr Pe eheates | B04; de thas me ope t 7 : j Pa sme " . ” m ” * " - . - : } 6 ra ; t “ 4 : se Mar Ths. my ‘] At ee | aera, ty i : ses a ahi 7s * > * ' verte : ; , z3)\ re vibt he. | ibseeng bie 7T es odes te 08 ba. LE et . a - ‘ ieee ‘ Leta’ +42 Phen POSer Searey «| head : 4 : ° to o- é - wr we bees oestbbbe« aoe a ees } ‘ ayiginny AVE Tt ie Novelty weaves; wonderful variety of patterns; fringes to mateh ae ~~ 3 ~~ Se : er Se ~ SS ag & . +. "5 1 - ’ wgaiyeitianin >) Hy WORE SN My Mhiy Hit, ae ce 1ore odestv ev are scarfs and Nap! I In JI ~ mode a 7 The a a SsCarirts ad | i ADKII t . ten. all neativ hem li Mt 7 Uf. Fs Wi avig voayye~ + Lead SR Sige 2 ner e4-inch, no lint, very ab- i. —— - ie , ~ . =_ ~ ~~ - * ‘ " . ~ 3 ~_inawe «@& _ 2 % a ite, Oxidized 0o1 j $ _ ’ e are $13.50 Steel Beds $9 Bed Springs : $7 Bungalow Bed Pads qua n post stvrie; ligh-grade: warranted,_25 years. the 36x72-inch, all-cotton felt, boxr-edge > itera: tae ter or fi ize: | a never-sag sty@® extra strong Pads: won't pack or lump; r wooden 90 covered with good ticking . e (Third Filecor—Nugents.) . ‘* “— 2 ers Qo “ SI .* = : ha 2 - ' « seamed and 4 , = , . ms gitehiniedilieeas, — > ' a ©. --4 viston chamber; are in 100 and Complete with | $3.00 all-silk Hose, in black scalloped edge embroidery = $| : ; ae rt ~% , aan —— - lardwood Hose Reel and colors e lesign: - i ) . —=&* 1% | | " $ 50 . adjustable Noz- : ° | > ——— eH] . REAL VALUE, a 2 | $1.95 black and colored lisle- G “of tplete, top Silk Hose.. While You Wait | Fae $3 39 Lc Ses > | $6.00 Pinner Sets: attractive blue medallions and line , ; — - . $65 Refrigerators > . j > ~ ™ > : All S1ZeS SI a to 10 Pleating suttonholing decoration: service for persons, 26-piece Sect.. aoe ws os ” : % . - ' -Goor gide-icers, White it Buttons Made to Order Fourth Fleer | . | Le $7.50 Dinner Sets: domestic semi-porcelain blue line and medallion - provision chamber, ft: 3 3 | ; ? : “4 ' ; (Mate Fleer—Nugents.) D . ice capacity. , — i “ation service for 8 persons: including meat platter $4 49 4 and retable dish. 32-plece Set..... ae cereereweceses ° _ A Special Purchase and Sale NOTIONS $12.50 Dinner Sets; Greek black and gold medallion design with 5 . goid line edges; sugar and c ot d all size plates and nd 1.90 Set of 6 Je ae * 3000 New Gingham Dresess Se | ee oe ee raat _ 7 - — > — e« , noid Aprons; large size $25.00 Dinner Sets: domestic ain with attractive fine blue | 15c Bias Tape and gold line decoration; full service for 12 persons. | 45 Made ef pure siuminum: | White = +9 ma Pre 3 | . ov sites 1. 1%. 2 and 3 ets | ? ard 100- piece set — :, pieces, various width« 10c - : Monday. 4-piece $1 00 $35.00 Dinner Sets: s osebud border and conventional pat- —_,- pet ; 7 dium and small checks of bl t in! bce gut rateer, ecm sormntie ss gga online $25 00 | SS otlacrong. wan STL CNecCKS | wue, DrTOWN, green K ire gem rudder. medium ; is . | a « ’ . - ‘ ws ‘ Fe me -@° a® . ere *{%,) ; : es is aes | . $3.46 VU aA i * e z D “ iF Dies | 7) See mirror aad sheif ‘stationary wooed et . ' : vig ‘ vod handles i ae tee oe $2 Hair Brushes Solid qd back WHair Brushes ne , ere $1.29 Dristie.« . cs} Val »>UuUsS _ = . - Hi " i PPE IL i I } i A ih ee a. ag sa rive reming Beard 7 aa ~~ * - a pearing and ie Zi-O-Dine Teeth Paste 34e Extra Luxor Double Compacts With new orange shade - Fouge. also autr aan ie $ | 29 Extra 3Se Cutex Liquid Nail Polish 23- =e Neveity Seap Del!l« ive $2.00 Mimeralava Beaut» (tay. Si. We have a lady representatis | $3.00 Boudoir Lamps of Scho a ** west Pel .- tiens at our store. and have a econ ney eta ases im ivory and re Le = ? é Py i« a? , on ; ; ; _ — 4 =4 udes are Tre a a is : : , ® to mat and immed with _ ele Seedia be, Og a om oe Oo me oe © eee. wee > 1G F pre para? 7" « . « + eee rs arre fwOe «+ : >. | . - ping “ himent t VTYario (Peurth Pileer—N\ucents. ) ain t lour—N axzcenes. } | \ “- + oh of . do des oy) Ode da hidetede dels Wivard dot j "> @ fSeusa , a aaa, eel |

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: —— art “4 RS igs | SUNDAY, = (DAT, ; , APRIL 15 ise. ; Darn. 1, i923. The City Circulation the Daily Star and the 7 000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | - - = Vj ; , e* nad 8 SB = i «| ics ae eas | a aitae ane SEBEaBE SE DB BS. & I. J ’ PP ke : 4 : ete) ‘Gea. ; ttre CRs sel! tite jit ‘ . bF Wer ada . ' vines ors baer begat Pr amhh oh bbb esl obese tees abe HI : LK Sale! New Spring | and NUgS [ooo See! Sie | o - | $3.98 Canton Crepe—40 inches wide, in new shades of tan fdlow foe : ._ | ° gray, blue, brown or black fe Sea 7 $4.50 Flat-Thread Crepe—40 inches wide. } even mituioks | ‘ S pe } id@, in ni or midnicht et Curtai } R I W It R 5 () seal or Africauebrown and cauldron ti -inbae The Store for ALL OOS . Ins | 29 ova ] on ugs e : $4.50 Satin Canton—40 inches wide. in Ivory or black...... — makes and qualties. In ' rk. cloth, 1 doz. 22x22-in. napkins to match, . (Main Fleor—Nugents.) Floor—Nu nts.) d Z- s | > am * rebar w s? : | { : . | Se : serviceable quality re f; ' eS Re F _ 7 a ne ae. a i. | = - = sat ef Se See + HKARCGAIN RAGE MENT RARCAIN BRASE MENT D C d Sa 7 Pg opr 2 ress U0o0ds "$18.90 Hat 50c Closed Union Suits a $1.50 Corsets | Basement Silk Sale $2.50 & $3.50 Dress Goods Mill remnants of 64-inch fine First quality knit Fe ae ley bo ware ae Union Suits; step-in ; medium bust; C. B. style; built-up shoul models; suitable for ae rs Tage ee ov ge all-wool French and mannish SO, Se aT a black serge and Poiret‘ twill; two to tra sizes 20 to 28 oe $2.00 36-inch Chiffon Taffetas, eight yard lengths, $ | 69 in all Spring shades and mostly navy blue .... eV Envelope Chemise—Bloomers} Women’s Silk Hose | 03s io. sins yonsee $4.00 Poiret Twill ee ea tdi 1 SP etl ui bottom, cotton aoe Hib Se SS r a =" $10.95 > - eS = Pipa piy construction; all- 8-Day Cl Pu Te VALU E, a oe . fiber covered; brass Sond The! a » : : . ight: shown in Lustrous black sateen, bod Li ) ' finish, good we ; yight and dark colors; plain and | $2.00 40-inch Printed Georg- ! ae ice top, unusual fancy models; some full-fash- 29 | fifteen different shades $] 9 a ioned; sizes 53. to 9% C - $30.00 Warbrobe Trunks Fully Equipped value (Main Fleer—Nugents.) (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) | Why buv an ordinary?’ Another Shipment of thedral gone strike: @ ' 2 ys f erators 10 inches: richly finisag@s s . ; ! 2," $ 85 we | 5 $9 J —— : gl . Extraordinary C Offering...... white lined r, In 150-Ib. B:. $39.50 $5.00 Traveling Bas*: well made of good qua'- ity cowhid e;: lift As represented in our big sale last Tues- day has been received and will be placed on sale at the same price. . * (Bargain Basement—N agents.) oe. sy rs s Mae) catches and inside lock; Set of 7. 4 . : Py leatherette lined with . ‘ = met . pocket. $2 95 Specia! ri . “28 ns ” - } . » & rio: é ‘ $9.00 Trareling Bags: strongiy made of genuine cowhide: lift, catches aiuminum; / | aot and inside lock; full leather lined, with pockets; mahogany $6.95 Ahhh heehee be edb Dd DD A A A Featuring a Sale of Boys’ New Wash Suits 4 Excellent wash fabrics in a wide variety of styles and col- ors, such as green, tan, white, peach, gray and combinations, models are Russian, Oliver Twist, Balkan and Middy; > sizes 3 to &. (Bargain Basement—Nouogents.) tock well reinforced; linen lined; shirt fold and inside straps. ~ 4 Extra special wre os 2 eau ee a $1.39 Clothes KBaskets: F a , mee $4.00 Suitcases; a very neat Case of good quality of strong white willow (ima ' Laund shirt fold and straps; mahogany and black co! customer): each ‘. meg Extra spec:al bees | 5 $35 Baby : , , 4 ‘s y © : family size; | @ waterproof, non-kink, ext _ th flour, sugar, | Line (limit 200 ft. to custe oe ’ arriages $20 Dresses | $18 Dresses $14 Dresses MATERIALS: Canton crepes, Alltyme Dresses, wool crepes, Span- ish lace Dresses, charmeuse satin, Paisley crepe com- binations, printed combinations. Misses’ Sizes Women’s Sizes Extra Sizes 14 to 20 36 to 44 46 to 50 These Dresses are simply wonderful—featuring fashions latest and most approved Spring styles such a4 straightiine models, side and front drapes of Egypt'am crepes or self materiais, flowing sleeves, puffed siceves, and wee short sleeves. ®a containers. | 100 ft. for Reversible body: beautiful all- ¢ . fiber Carriage in rich blue or ¢ream itty, colores fully equipped with adiust- . able hood: etorm curtains: hand- somely lined and padded. pes 8D 325 — gor oe; CF \ : {ul ‘a { made of heavy ali-solid . a $22.50 Baby Strollers | Stationary wood “a French gray finish, with adiuat- ihandier . _oom Te able hood and lieather- ette-lined seats 81-Inch Unbleached Sheeting Excellent quality, very closely woven, clear from black specks, can be easily 45 bieached, cut from bolt a dC - $5.00 Bird . ‘I ef ordi- : ATT «6 eect tall. of » 5.00 Fully G d El ic | ite ix $5.00 Fully Guaranteed Electric Jrons ‘rougint it :- ae om ~ 3 Biss White Cross; l-year guar orative and useful. © Poiding Ironing Board; on stand: antee. “6-1b. we ight. 2 ~ 4 $ AY west 4 * €9d smooth)y polished open heel: co! - nf es: . .<) i’ ua S28 Eee pate ” ES # 8 . 9 with cord and plug. fxcep- Paden tional value tee 36-Inch Unbleached Muslin losely woven, heavy thread, (;ood aquatits 89c and $1.00 Damask Reautiful quality mercerized Damask, Deg it. _ new designs. full pieces..... 59¢ 29c Dress Gingham °°.inch Dress Gingham in al! neat colored aecies tweeds and wera | 15c 25c 36-Inch Percales white grounds. all new printed patterns _ [5c (Bargain Ba«cement—Nugents.? Cages ¢ Bit ‘euard ‘ -_— , Wardrobe Outfit ; 6 Goodform ‘ Me in os, Ticke!-piated rack and $2.50 Curling Irons Hh ahy wardrobe or $3.50 Ladd : mar’ 8Decial sot... .. HR e Tri-State, highly polished. ——s Combination -ft \ 2) quickly l year guerre” wa al ye straight Laddets 7 es a plete with good cora at ~*5 * tre sirong, wit! ¢? f A bi i Es hn x ed wocKet ide The popular circular skirt style Choose from the newest trim- * -* ming effects such as ribbon and f leather “wheels,” gold and allver e-piece tweed Dresses wilh | : three-pi belts, Bertha collars, beads, ete. cleverly styled Coats. | And in every imaginable shade. ander asen Nant 00 Aerial Wire: 100-ft. lens u $6.00 Head Phones; Peeriers $1.00 we of fine quality sating aleo emart - ‘eo — . - " } e) rr ; : «at 84 ; 2 é - make ©000-ohm. supersensit:’ e. A ily: 4 opp ; 59¢ sy pe OO i ; ~ Bw 5 Be a made especially for profes- $3 50 | wire; 100 ae 7 ” 4 J giona’ wee pa’” ” $40.00 Petector and mor er : $22.50 Battery Chargers: Vallev | Unite: ia ee sce . make: al] enclosed with g.ases cove’ for ORK hatatden , 4 $25.00 silent in operation. $15 0 tion sper .s pra . SpPpecia See DDD eee De ek nk nk nn dh hd BA DADA ADADAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAADAAAAAAAAAAAAAL yn a an hh ba hh bb abdAAAAAAAAADADLADDDADAADAD ADD AAD AD AAA A ADA DAD EEE MENU ETE UU UU UU TTT UUUTUUT TV TT TTT TY A DD Se ao odd haDDDDADDDDDDDDDDADADADADAASAADADDADE A DEDEDE Daan aaanan’ - . | a: aie : RR REaERESSL ARS SS EEO UE——ACSSTOS SPSS TE Sees esses sacs essssssseeeea s

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ee. - - a Fa om ap The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. Ci ie a Be ee eee . 10 STLOU'S POST-DISPATCH . - —— ——_S : ae 6 , omy. pte —o ia aiieaieinetiiaiiinianiiaiee _ Pree ess we ss ) : : = : S32888 8 een ’ , | on ai ct) 2 Ee eee ee ee ‘reese peewee SE na BEE ees oy SUB EEE EBS BEEBE Eee eee EEE ) Sees = ke + . T > . “a > eS 5 . a “ 5 , ° ‘ SS = “ai _ ‘ “e “ , E 3 v7, . ent a » P= ieee ncaet 2 * ¢ > . ‘s s } . e = , The : “Gs | y Vee : : ° 5 save See a : oe he —- ee - a . 4 ee ae ; : ' = ie ~— : hn ~ ; a 4 | a a . ; > ; P ; 2 al “% * _ oo =. a » 7 Me he mu 7 . > z , > ia ; ‘ : * ; & - ° . ‘ - 7 4) * * - ; ’ : - 4 * ; 4. aye F) > . *)" ° - . a - n . “es — . ~ : ’ * : - = ey 4 bd . S * : : - \ _ ~ : eps. ’ : Ste! 4 . Beno om «~ Sag ‘he St. 139 women will De hoetesses the p 7. 4 anniversary ‘uncheon of mak ;* ef Rettgious Organizations Mmes, | a e’clock tomorrow at Hote - Bach women will bavre 1° Medar? pe et her table the luncheon Cobb, Pr) en be One of the arg? F cir € + % r 12S | SE see, DO $53 to $55 SPA.75 | $90t0S100 Smmy.75 | 72) $520 $65 SP .85 $800 SIS $—¢.85 . hoe 39-2 Samples... 5 | \ Sample Suits. . 3 6 Sample Suits. . 66 . ee ee & Ae OO a ee | , —— a . a “_—— 2 —— oe ae ee _— —— i. i err ly — } —...._ - . ——_— - -_—- ieee i ———— eee Second Floor - Second Floor SS e-em eS as _———— ee mm | Sample Dresses .>182° ($48.00 to $75 Samples. . 38° $29.50 to $37 Samples. .°232° | {® $60.00 to $75 Samples. .$4.3-2 ST . 2° — + $\ $35.00 to $45 Samples. . °2 8% = to $65 Samples. $65.00 to $85 Samples. . °4.8=° $75.00 to $100 Samples . *58=2 ee — >. SESS eret TE e* iY ‘ \ The Dresses ill ' few of the many strikii _ tive modes to be had in ®*ees Z A a = a ded = ai x Oe, me ¥ ES 4 0 ee A a . > - ¥ ~~ a J = Rhae ee - > SSS Sizies - — , -_ tee ee ~ co pete ee - — < 3p os ip Oe ee eR re a. 3 » _

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SAS. Oty tape Kaa ; me | . * eed a ie 4 — . ve b, e APRIL a i) roe : —* * 6-2" - +r . —_— arts Pe oss rei So nH On ¢ . er rminetral . maeee B. Mangold, director of —— will arrange a representative list of | Rebstock. 38222 Hawthorne boule-: P rsonnel of the minstrels 1 Gaeeeri School of Social Econ-': Prominent women of Kirkwood hostesses and in the younger set al-!vard. Miss Gladys Steele and Mr. Continued on Next Page. ee ——— “wr _ = «= , | ‘ge Dresses ard «ws vle >. +s . “a + fection are synonymous. Peggy Paige Fro Ke are favorites with discriminating dressers. Full-Fashioned, All-Silk Perfect osiery “Onyx” and “Dixie” & Lous Largam Womens Specialty Shay Great Semi-Anhual S —- IANVAVALAAADUAUUULLI |NNUHUTANARUAIL LMNnAAngQUUnNNLOAAH i "7 t fm ‘gi 1 , 7 ' hal | 7 r viii : " ; - = nae — . ' \ UST received! ‘The maker’s surplus of exquisite (S2qay (Yaige DRESSES urchased at substantial price concessions and offered in our Semi-Annual Sale Monday at savings that are sure to create a record-breaking demand for these transcendently lovely and exclusive Frocks. | | Regular $45, $49.50, $55, $59.50, $65, $69.50 and $79.50 Values LAT CREPES ROSHANARA PAISLEY PRINTS FANCY CHIFFONS FANCY CREPES SATINS FOULARDS POIRET TWILLS — a. _ MONDAY ONLY $3 Values 79.95 Esiccrtessssess oteshitoetin-Stiagiessietizagss le ttagestssiesses: csisgaeesssssanessesctese ss aa siseeass: 3032s srasittegas: SEES TST SESE ES se isintisiss Rel : TPR SOE EE tract SA MaRS siete: . eos toufao5 lite, : cin aepe eoacsseanae a oh ue bbe :, $ t i f) de. i a if 4 pers hee j i i ‘a * ‘ a 4 pel ee: a er % d Pe Ee te ee CS a ae ee Te ay as ; be! Be rit ab Hig Te . ir ie as GEORGETTES po------- 00 OO0 | £ bywe opportunity to buy | FOR TOMORROW'S SELLING ONLY. JUST 280 PAIRS OF BEAUTIFUL HIGH-GRADE BLACK SATIN SUEDE- Feat these wonderful Peggy Paige Dresses—so_ greatly CHOICE CANTONS TFAFFETAS LACES TRIMMED ONE-STRAPS AS [LLUSTRATED. DAINTY SPANISH HEELS; HAND-TURNED SOLES. SIZES 2%, TO 8, A TO © WIDTHS ONLY. A RARE OPPORTUNITY Black, White, Gray, Nude ALL SIZES underpriced is bound to meet with justifiable enthusiasm from our hundreds of appre- ciative patrons. Every Dress in the Semi-Annual Sale Monday... FRU FRU Dainty and Exclusive Modes Created by Peggy Paige 4 5 "1 A “4 . , dhe x “ os i » ~ x an ** us ’ 2 7 ' i , ia oon 7 5 ¢ _ ** see - eee 4 ‘ee 4. ‘ ; = . . ‘oe 7 ee 3 at — , ee : . coe = ' u = ; k PS, =a J ~—— 5 . v 4 oo, ‘ Sooweb a 7 ‘ = : r4 : oa . ‘ ww = : ‘ , | i t dh H wees 7 sc igese s 28 rien ats: Oetetetetecuee span oe ree weiss ; P eSetetsrsteteees -; °° te : ‘5 oo cars tat - Snes stb e es ake” ee tedeess «fetes a5 b-oece? bt prea *; : pio*: Tore stele cs" . : . : <2 25.4, % ~ $s... s+: “SieSe ~ aS". : “ . feeres- . : ‘. : * : at vr + “ ry 4504 . ae aT) . r ™ at “ ‘ . ry i } ' ‘ | t 4 EE EEE eee Dees eee 2 SS SS vey 2 a een - ° et ep ow — ~~ << e 9,+,8 @ e+ * lgan, He FO OS SS Se their first showing tomorrow! = | 4 ] is brand-new and all will have & Dinner Gowns Afternoon rocks Dance Frocks Matinee Dresses Sport and Street Models Country Club Frocks aes Also included are a number of fetching Two-Piece Suits—constituting a style selection little short of marvelous at this moderate price, depicting with inimitable artistry, the newest silhouettes in tier skirts, front and side drapes, pleated panels, quaint basques and bouffants, with smartest. new sleeve effects, as well as latest collar-and-cuff conceits. Beautiful trimmings of embroidery, ribbons, beads, braids, tucks, ruffles and chenille. . “nw Po ee eae eee Lanvin Green Brown Bisque Caramel Tans Combination Colors Gray - ——~ -_ Ox ee. L) ‘ee Hite 4 - sath: Hilf tT jit ’ ‘hie ' iif | $375 36 DEH tt} 455 mi ie ti 5. Ps ee ; ! Heide, aa YE i : i == == vr *fe sas: at begetaees ei : HET EREpady Sereas | Pasa SPPET Hise tae oR He dpb Magid PEE lah PS SOR RRME tert PPbe TITER ER Thee the cet! Biss sMbsgiidece rengitdaag? istics Me ap fits: Saat fui hat Bet? Foard - = tirrgee s% °F =. 13 SWS SS ss SE se 2 ee ee q The Dresses illustrated show but a ‘Jew of the many striking and distinc- i e modes to be had in this sale af $35 6 isses’ sizes Women’s sizes | = THOMAS W. GARLAND SSeS 409-11.13 BROADWAY—THRU TO SIXTH STS # —Second Floor, Sixth St. Side —— = —— SS se ~~ nao 2G 814-—10 (First Floor.) FOR THE WOMAN WHO KNOWS AND APPRECIATES A REAL FOOTWEAR BARGAIN. (First Floor.) A Very Opportune “Profit-Sharing’’ Event Offering Newest Spring Dresses Values Up to $25, for One Day Only, In the “Profit-Sharing’”’ Sale at Silk materials.of Canton Crepe, Georgette, Roshanara Crepe, Paisley and Printed Silk in the newest colors. “ A manufacturer with whom we place large regu- lar orders conceded us these beautiful Dresses at about cost of production to be made a feature in the April “Profit Sharing Sale.” We are pricing them at practically their cost to us; Only the latest styles to be seen in New York or any- where else are included. Ideal to finish out the season with, or even Summer wear. (Fourth FCsor.) ew $5 to $7.50 Hats The latest — the newest — the smartest styles for first se- ae lection in the “Profit- ° Vz Wy Sharing” Sale nee iy a aalii SEE | , rs WINDOW ; DISPLAY : The New York shops are nothing smarter or newer than these Chic Hats. They were just received for regular stock, but as an added “Profit Sharing” attraction we offer them tomorrow at the low price of $3.88. (Second Filoer.) Materia/s

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s 12 ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH | The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equats Mhal of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. as Ta F Pe voce - ae ee eee; ee . pene nor, Wood, ter. Miss Henrietta Good, the occa- 'D h: Lioyd, Lee ‘onner, MISS ANNOUNCEMENTS OF jurham, Lloyd. } ter, Meg Mastin Gook, the ote: and Williamson LUNCHEONS AND PARTIES | cae guests were: Misses Margaret | ‘ 28 . Centinucd From Preceding Page. We and Mrs. A. H. Good, 5576/ Forster, Virginia Huff, Eveiyn ! ; be © : = - 3 . ‘shanne avenue. gave a party Satur- Patley, Daisy H. O'Bannon, iim Peog S ae = g ri } . Bee et. A si . : , - : . p . i : ; ; —, " ; A Be f) A A) ‘A Se - _ : — _ ’ _ ? Messrs. Root, Tiffin. Detrich. Sude- ©av2 . . — 7 for their daugh-,Kunzle, Almira Wehr er, vane kum. Znigsheim slick, A een. day evening, Apri! a P . lag | Addison, Messrs. William H. Butts, Phy ’ ) ; = VY: oe , —— eager on | aectrs Edgar Melchoir. John aes Robert : 4 - - } ' x = >= Dixon, Joseph Kirkwood, Luthor f ‘ i oN 4 r a8 ) pont m) , , IS3~515 WASHINGTON AVENUB- : 3 Brown, Carl Rauch and Howard ’ f | | LL. V — Thomas Music and dancing were . _ 2 : I e Groups Oo : esos + for emdlag eee ian ent of Avy + , >" , the guesis. oa . : ‘ = ' ~ : ries ee , ‘ I 4 ’ ‘ = “ ) sd “ ‘ , . : j : — " . ; '? Be ‘ = / P ’ | . Mrs. Lester G einschmidt an /f. ) * PM, >». - - - , . . P , ; 7 2 éo. I » as TS iM ¢ , 14 . * ; LTE THe] ie i¢ ej . waka ‘ , . es . ‘ ; = «= . . ee —_— . . . . 2 — . — S ond ao » 2 ; » 2 ; ; ise? “anaee : = . - — » °°» > »* > 1 tied : es 7 } , ai ; ; i ts > Ss - _ ay . : id ; i ha ak s . —— = - ~ _- | . ’ = . ‘ . -* by : — ‘ = > : - . : rid ." ST AY t tne ra Llocowv L4 “ => = . ~ 4 ° A . = sl 7 i a ' e . : : = ‘ - - ie > i - = — = = =. ® . . a ; ‘oe Be " , . ? ‘ F >> ; 7 & : ty - ii i ai* i 4 a's Aa* a\-e + — ~ o m . . : i = + ‘ = ~ ~ = : = —- : te a , 7 . - ~ = ~ - : % e 4 " > 7S 7 , , il . — : ; ‘ . ‘J , i 4 4 aiitcaisa 7 ~ : ( : > « _ = : = . ‘ —— - = - ~ / A) PRESACAPES & COATS In this sale rou can buy a ? ; 7h ‘eq? a ; om 6 | : ti vp le aan 3 new Apparel worth up “ : 7 hand- eo — - - > 40h ‘ i al i ere Pua’, i - - ~ . : . = i ’ in 3 big a . — F me on > to : fire > 4 ~" > ~— : — ~. : - 4 > : : “= : iu We want vou to se “r-fil iamond Rings. need in ee . — y= . S#' ‘/ a i rou ps, at | ad ° ; a ad . . 5 = Siri iek i ak tie il & o i awit S ‘ Aa s : ° . i : : . ; ; 7 Be : »] pr ce groups in Keepin nn What you may " i tO pay. : before departing for her summer * a 2 a si | a . by acrvstal frame and mo inted These are w! ay ‘gold mountings In the iatest de ign id ate On in Alexandria, Minn PA 4 a ; 4 a.se displays XQ UuIsite Earrings specially pric: aS on ey ge ) se ¢ — | simaarivy carved and mounted ¢ ist . et id] | / iLcaas i | - 3 Jaceard originations. ay - $29, $34. $46, $67 and $132 agar nding ) 4 Be je dinctsectormore, _ |[inrustes Gem se nec a = Your sleep governs your health— : ) 3 Bowknot i i owwkno Se Mrs. H. — MoGee of Bot — — ee eee —— - -- ‘Beautiful Wedding om with ‘eae aicinttions. Miss Kathryne Murphy. whose : : STS OR . 4 $7 to $14. Diamord-set, $60 to $400 aginst coor Syomeunagg Mleeyeagrgndee your mattress Soverns your sleep ie os BS | Platinum Overlay If ¢ 25, gave 2 luncheon Sunday aft Restful sleep depends upon bodily comfort and ee peace of mind. To insure mental and bodily Kory alls are Elise Pieper. Marge Murphy. Liola relaxation sleep on a Red Cross Mattress. The : Papirigge ss. co) or tnlges a peeled special Red Cross process of preparing Kapoc | - | omen Rite Belair Conn. from the South Sea Islands makes it non- ; = | —— | arev, Adelal de Mu rph y 8 nd Mr = absor bent and seif-ventilating. > “SS - : ‘ ae | | 5 | mond, . Murphy. —- ™ 2) des Totatatats A t N dl k a we It is the cleanest, lightest, most resilient vege- a {i en ee | | tin 3 : oe Cwor _ p Sic ene a = i} - em table down ever known. Our special process | } py Coats Sonar Coats, Talla Trap are additional charms. As gif ais Lodge No. $. B. P. ¢ i / apes, etc.—all new shades—am | tved with the t deli rrr, LARN Bi Sts & betes ane tre. hupcred party of preparation imsures against packing, or A NY. ; A range of styles shown for In celved with the greatest deligh the afternoon of May 5 at the Elks’ slacking . No matter how long you ve used a aes vs | ; eS + rT for Y all colors: 20 Per ) : : ALL SIZES % rite our book- for sweaters C Ball a Complete Assortment — ifwl solid Fletsher's Wonderglow Yarn Ciub. The oceeds will be used for : ‘ | enabter “sta vg ee ae Red Cross Mattress, a sun and air bath quickly Ae SS. q — let 0 nated. Mrs. panEreRce pcwanies is restores 1ts purity and comfort. Simply throw a Mihi iL. a PLENTY OF EXTRA . ' Silner . - - 3 ° "ts i Ate Ofhens weighs only a little more than half the;weight Se | ptly Feil FREE INSTUCTIONS :3-5.; ~ Specials for This Week _._ COLLAR & CUFF of the ordinary mattress. . 4 OVER 1000 SET Kapoc is germ-proof; it will not harbor disease NEW Rag h ‘colored QR and will not absorb perspiration which natu- A s—_Embroid- Hs rally makes the Red Cross Mattress more Fed Croas MWMattresa un- red Suits—} t Sui over 560 5 ring fie,’ “LUNCH eee Lvs ‘So. a 49 fouched hy human hands = CASES OLIVE STREET AT NINTH "££ a§ Se@~nae AA wren 4 ll El Be o — - = on = ~ | ~“ - ~ « + ~ -« os Sanitary. For the sleep of your life buy a Red comes in sealed carton. . ; With Cross Mattress, sealed for your protection in big | Va the sanitary carton. You and your family de- Ww ene aaa serve the comfort that only a Red Cross Mat- i ioned lance led bs tress can give. The Red Cross trademark is igi : Sie hut Rake- your protection. Look for it. At all good deal- a 714-716 Washington rgaret 3 ~ = | ers or write us. Don't accept a substitute. | ht _ NEW YORK MATTRESS Co. bei : Fur Ch mbers of the - - - - J = = ) 7 a) a pay ad PHILIPPINE x = MADEIRA — |." our | 42. oo peel tg gee 39¢ i $2. 00 = bigs EE. regula: *§ 79 - Children’s Dresses—Infant’s to 12-Year Sizes WELDREST PANEL-BACK HOSE S| 49 a Bieack and white only: regulariy $1.85. Spe CHIFFON HOSE Gunmetal shade susan $1.69 , ELSES SEERA LEER SSS RRES SESS * = pptenaesins ae 7 hy ( = a 4 * d *. * 2. _ 7 4 : - 4 . Ss is ; hig > 3 > By : Le - > ay oe) % ? 7 Q ; ee | tie ; AL q be — ~ : a s ‘+ § 4 q ee t ae. 2 - _ re ; ‘= * > + * ¢ 5 ; Ba: 7 J ‘3 q * : mo 2 > q ; = : + ¥ G be 4 is #, ” 3 . . (> 3S iv : 5 , ‘iy ¥ i» } “*3 ia 2 4 4% i, Se e ees aa S e+ * Fy > = = i¥ a @ i: fa 4 é =) 2 *_ ry z * & fo a) foe « sz 4 i 4 ' s = * =. ‘ $a 4 ¢ Bs Pe 2 . = & FF +: oe bia ; b 4 ; + | ‘ aH 2 a » 2 : 2 ; ve classes. The flickering light - ta Visses’ Sizes. Women's Sizes, Extra Sizes aN t out to perfection the blend. Main and Cedar Streets : A Ah yY | t the Year's ‘?f 4 “~ \ * tel f the various gowns midnight the trumpeteer ere Saas ul Lo st P [ | Summoned the guests to a dainty een and white. path card casé DRE: 55 KS SE >> . A real sufprise. these tamped with the coll imei e ~~ ; Rag POSS a 6 perc 3 > ae '? : Stunning. rich-looking , iven as favor: 200 Hiah-Grade Spring Silks a ' Chokers at savings that Just 709 new Spring Dresseg hay , Will ettract the most eco- as been selected from our regular stoc# a nonmrica} romen Se) et a ad " toa —~2 ip * S29 7S. for this saie—rvyou find « os _* - secte es ; LIGHT AN D , oo. i me ~ AS A FAIRY ! .l the new styles and materiais—in all aes skins, made by expert oe eee ee . Lie Pe an i) So } turriers l and Minery renues on ier | “oO eX nines, ‘eee mavens io 85 : | ) | : tak Rew: 4 . - i. hee a ! . i ao $35 Platinum er Blue Wolf NL eS A A | | . a 5 $18 2-Skin German Fitch € es nn | = _ $45 Fox Animal Chokers. Refunds 610612 . (, OT a Han : TOO ) al Washington 2 af 3 | o a > ‘ je | : Take advantage of our modern Arenue meat : —" 2 .N @% i over the Sammer. Al Furs ourtesy A, ae FREE OF CHARGE. L. ACKERMAN, G4 Manager &, - eS Gx Pees aoe eee WA = ‘ a * ‘ * Crepe meteors—All ‘ A SST: 2 Ne oie = = - — la a ~ — ~~ a a - ~~ om oe La oe = - = = —_ = en ee ~ . are 5 Hemstitching | Pleati ng Embroidery Braiding ‘ee le you wy, Varioes Stries and Sizes Han ind Machine Work Buttons | Buttonholes ~~ = big groups, a ~ IED fee OS ae Sak -Jf£, \ 15% . An aggregation of very new and stunnin g styles, combining a wonderful assort t of a a Suit _ ee models from our regular lines. A startling + sescavent a ing in every way the past performances of record l “ ee te ee value-giving for which the “April A Host of Varied and Inviting Styles, Featured in Two Popular Groups ff oS This Special Offer | Extended for One Week | | : “| Shellco Frames—Fitted With Deep-Carved —Included in the I ke Ring TORIC LENSES : $45 group are a | ih a | | 5 ni ‘ase Are Most Goldman & Cug net 3 Underpticed modeis from regular ptece costume Suits ee ee one . ‘=, Le one Steck and specially purchased ee: WH ate» x 83 a | a se su groups from manufacturers busi- formerly priced to ly engaged in making Summer ap- aa sy pare! Sults of the quality and styie of these will be a Tevelation yayeyveyvevever.

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er ot reap oe i —- mm - ee = tata ee - a « ee ee - Se Ln a I aaah erect ar nee wise to. be independent in one’ 5 | $6 Kingsbury Place. Thursday April! and luxury for the visiting boys. such (own party 119, at 2 Pp. m., as cigarettes, cigars nad toilet Poaceae E dw ard L. Kuhs requests that ' —. tic ' articles. , ets and returns from the card| The Confederate Historical Memo 4 ¥ Lovel ) Pen post v 2 sent to her, 8588 Church | rial and Literary Society held ite The Sorority Circle — | Toad, so that a complete report can annual election of officers W ednes- ‘Thursday. April 19, at = s00n be made to the board. A meet- | day afternoon at ti .* f on avenue, Ek = 6. t, > ‘ APR OAT, oe Z : NDAT. The City Circulation of the — POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by rnc Me ately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH | -- 1B -_——-— —- a r ] q r f th } 1e Disabled Vet- | 933 Hamilt »! iz of the merhbet ‘ship committee, |erans’ Club. Mrs. Pay! J]. Guerard dent of Tenia Seminary, VS 7] NVX : of which Mrs. Louis P. Aloe is chitie. Was re-elected presiden: The. mem “Moral Aspects of man. will he held nt he : ‘eside ” i. ; a i : } m- ‘ d There will be a meeting under the r residence,!bers brought articles of usefulness Coentinued on Next Page. ‘auspices of the Library Committee ! at the Wednesday Club at 3 p. m. 3 VER 1500 NEW - 1) ENDANTS worn on SL ncinaree wy for discussion of current TON AVENUE~ delicate chains or magazine literature, with Miss Vir- Sa wf silken cords are in ginia Stevenson as_ leader. All | ) ie) . members of the club are welcome. | @ ) y ash- ; : - uit : the height of fas! | On Wednesday, April 18, there will # a ft ion. A very elegant acces- be a luncheon at the club at 12:30 At — ; 'y sory for followed by two section any costume, p. m., to be lignt or dark. is illus- meetings. At 1:30 p. m. the History alt “ae £ iters re Sectio: ‘ill meet and 3 1D ~ f . { J S & & ae | ite: trated— ely P and Literature Section wi be C by | resse@! O} E ie i . H a d a lov I endant have for their subject, ‘Three ros S : : - iM _ : S of clearest erystal, snow- (,eorgian Women.” Lady Montagu, | ; Bes. Sh | stout and é¢ > 339 In this sale you can buy 4 i ii | ing a graceful figure, by Miss Harriet R. Congdon: lady wie ie I T Il We a 'Y f e é 1é — new Apparel worth up ; ess mene } hand-earved in France. Hamilton, Mrs. Howard Bailey; Lady | _ ee ls he dnb . : i 8 lblg 2 mounted on a background Blessington, Mrs. James M. Bull. 2 ‘ | , . ‘ + a — groups, at a 0 ly ‘ y ,tY 3 } At o m. tne Art section of the , ; i | Fe er ss ; § f black o1 vx surround Gj Wednesday Club will hold its regu- | ani 7 718 by acrystal frame and mounted with diamonds. We 7 : %, — " ; lar meeting with Mrs. John E. Ma- 9 85 r @isd display exquisite Earrings of crystal and onyx, teer. chairman. “American Art I OUD © Cry Mmarwric . eee y e _ ? 9 4 j ——- —~ A combination fitting: extra Mmcasurement across the tread— incetown, Gloucester, New Hope, 66 | lh 2 ID Chester Springs, ete. will be. dis- | Sve le We resses _ there’sthe relief—and then a snug Mrs. 3. ! essed by’ | howknot Pins “The Practical Working Out of Ar : heel built an extra width narrower $ 5 a Ideal’ an “The Booth Bay IIlarbor re os ae bial bs iii Cetin Se ri . . © Platinum Overlay H'ith Diamond ee ee, | : 4 ) ap U , age es | 3 yo eagle di ncn ae ginit 7 A} , At port, and restful paise. The minute ; r Art and rhe Taos Coiony, N. AM., — a) 4 : The laev loveliness of ! : | Say r : es ne : »y Mrs. Emil Mallinckrodt. § (px hi = 5 ate a, - you put this oxford on your foot these nerced ylatinum The last meeting of the Science , \'t Pax . fe ¢ . “selves thi ‘ Riaiten sof kodubediiar Gtk aril! ae ae Yi | Bg, We flatter ourselves that a you know that at last you havs the Wednesday Club wil! ; g O). a — ‘ ace - > ra >: ee . : fs | } : c. , 2 , overlay Bow knot i oe be held at Glen Echo Ciub Friday, . a | , af we know something of Dress we found smart-looking shoes that are ms | : enhanced by a fine dia- April 20. The program begins with at & values for stouts. and when ’ a - f i “so Se ' : , comfortable. + similariv carved and mounted. All are exclusive Colonies and Their Leaders” will be | the topics. The qolonies of Prov- Jaccard originations. lunch at 12 o'clock. The subject will a) . . ~ ° - ‘ , he : = mond. Their novelty of Tin Wetcesl of the Air.” with Mrs. bp | we say that we cannot un- design and supreme dain- Wm. A. Sellers, as leader, assisted Braet Vv. @ : derstand how the ‘‘Sveli- HNiaPiil. . d ‘ ned Ke ’ “Wireless ‘dianheay will 38 — a a ae eS pi He | are additional charms. As gifts they would be re- ‘be discussed by Prof. Roy’ S. Glas- SSA i= Ss | il A sell us such Dresses as these : Black Kid, $ S Capes, etc.—all new shades—a ful j f v) S light. The pair .00 gow of the Department of Electrica! ca iii z % “ft . ’ he > ‘ ‘QC 7 n this sale. ) — ‘ie S* ney Ay | : ' : Write for our book- sity; “Tendencies,’’ by Dr. William will realize what wonderful ALL SIZES let of beautiful solid | ; | 4 Crowe; a “Current Science Review,” -% Ss E3 ad . . , | iW . ; 4 values these are at $49.50. NTY OF EXTRA SIZES ae Silver acCcar S by Mrs. E. E. Magill; and ‘Voices S. . 1a | 4) | PRE of the Air,” by K. S&S. D. : mal i O]7 0 R S | cust. Mail Orders ~eahhehed : , ‘yr - ' | f * ' Promptly Fiiled Ninth and Lo is sein ecient ef the Fére- Gray. Black, Brown, : ee thought Literary Club of Cabanne : Navy and Fancies : was held April 6, at the home of vet Initia 1 me | “tam ; cia Wi ‘elections to take place until the Au- D Wnitmg Machine we Orders ‘Imari of 1924, meetings of CT Promptly gust primaries o : remey hee 1 & Cu Wet orem : ¥ n Cream. e ont the club will be held under the Company ers 4 a hen Cre ; \ HAL supervision of the Educational Com- od P | 210 VW. Fighth &t., St. Louls—Ground Ficor, Arcade Bidg. } 807 Pine Street al St. F % | mittee. » Street, y 3 alts cd h eeting ton hea he'd the . ‘ . — f . se cabal in April, plans of which HO £4 Arcade Building. ROUND RI ER HOES . _ r AEF: . 1 Th ast oa 602-604-606 Arcade afein 4412 Centra! ] ] ‘have not been definitely arranged Mire, Chas. A. Stix, who is chi f she Kduecational Comn ee | USINESS ASSOCIATIO the National Republican Woman's Club. One of the principal topics to. ens ae discussed will be, “How far jis’

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of thé Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. Ee aCEDAY: APRIt 15. 192 cmos eS SE TG 14 ; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN’S ‘other cities with great success. The f ens s/ am Negro * hool Plans organization of Guardians took place . -st Fur Values in St. LOUtS. . ai eagie © a “cusses CLUBS IN ST. LOUIS wari are age Lodge with the — ie T ee ‘ 9 mittee is ; . P - } ra , DOUS ee a ee Centinecd From Preceding Page. Officers: Chairman, Airs **ar A S TU at N All : oe wi ny | Sect cripcteen mane pe panera nas vice-chairman, Mrs. F. A. . a! na | *ducat : .f > OO id - 4y Z y , ‘s , : : . ~ . Amusements.” Nominations for new Bescher; secretary, Miss Be = “pic y Altera- *: 38 9 . ; | officers will be received. stone; treasurer, Mrs. 1 on 3} : i lions ~ ns = : publicity chairman, Miss Vahkamp. : ‘s % F 723. The Campfire Girls’ ‘clubs in St a ae ” Be, i “= ane SESSBaeaeneusee $i aid 4 ‘ — et ea Louis haye been actively stimulated; The St. Rose's , Mot ie \ . . 3 ill long be remembered by the organization of the Campfire hold its regular mont! hi meeting : | day evening. April 1%. Beat atifu a bi ishv. pe : : om stock includes al! the latest ~ ms and finishes — £stimates Cheerfully Given "$22. 30 : af nUSI Sellin | «£ of this" organization is to bring the and Goodfeliow avenues | | ae lerlv priced at S85; in this If it Comes 'y rie Matthew ountaine + So ee ' ae : 7ter., Lnited aughters nf » Ceo" . sai Ahi i ee : ' rai | Pes. Confederacy, met at the ° “b, Ht ids on , Ba Sable | toe MOLL’ S Mrs. E. T. Miller, 631 gt, | — — oa y . | 2 Three-Way Plug It's the Best avenue, Thursday afternoon di i MM cde: Lar gorgeous skin a 3 ie ecia : $601 a Delmar and De Baliviere J. B. Smythe and E. HA. I * r ;, i ea Ny Ap eae wnat ) 2 ‘re assisting ses | ~ oe seoniar Bue i “a Mon. Tues. Wed. tony oar hostess , 2 amet thie week rulat me and Wolf Chokers : siile, } -siagen' resicéed ; Pe ALLER On : oe : , +] aaa | Furs Sent ote 50 : s $21 50 : 4 TTL TIL 4 . OM pre. r ; ) e. e ft. - 3 29% Redu uction ereee Tent, Une me 70 e Ange " oat stasie aaa ae saline. Bring in vour old Fu we TOD k hbeautv—one demand. Second Filocor, Over Kresge’s life Store. he wom woman Wl The We natin ani " 69¢ ef Redic Sets and cemopirtg i'ae Jans were The old Apricet Cordial with- 65c eut the alcohol; per at. pe ¥ , » 7 ——a fnAr 94 nerheny: , Pe : : A\4i5 aA FP id : 2S ‘ ann:te ra ri -_ . hanter ry ise . ‘ : \ as 428 . ~~. * . _ . > > : a} . " > ea >) . be . = “2 hh t : a4 i‘ Z t/ aa es : : n. ‘ sd ‘ >. ; ' } ey >" ~ , > . - - . ‘ as - . > it , . & s ' aad aa an 2 : . | 5 : ‘ ’ ? r* o am IT} iii ~~, ; > ~ . 4 arn 2 7 or oy . ’ a . a Ma : Aa a! « > asi i ; i a4) Sa ; as 7. o - ly “y _ ,* ra iQ? i : 7 thar ~— ia . ‘ ‘as ii ‘ a , +\ cyt ys : . ~ ~~ work of the Campfire Girls into a en of the St. Rose Parish organ CLUSTER 2:5 ; : : APRICOT DRIPS were given by the chairmen of the se 2- Skin Mink iggrosung | this wee Sig oloff Bitoni en Fixture Co., ez 711 N. Sixth St. “em re —WEeEeeaesepeeseeeeaeaasa Ne higher grade of ee Coffee can S. Wilfie The guest be ebtained: our Ceffee Department the occasion wil] has ne equal in the city. dents of U. The cele! . informa > PMT iCn r aeisa . iat oe * . «4 at a 4a ——a +m ~ 37 ITatlior Will t * LAMB STEW 5 Veal Chops! 972 ‘Pm. and | Round Steak \ eS renin Lamb Ghops____35¢ J wiser ms: veTmate Sku autticeiees one MANULFACTURING ied ) | —_—_a 823-825 Washington Av., 2d Flead Statler a Sugar Cured 1 Te oe — 3 | ve A. ‘é mes Tuesday, April 10, Wi i a Ss x 2 . r= a ; : - 4 Mrs. James Allen. 25 uth Plant ; avenue Assistant hiiienes were : , Sweet as a Nut, Mmes. Lon Harper, Al Harper, A. W. | : - | A host of dainty crea- Kurrus, C. M. Smith. Miss Mildred Allen and Miss Mildre tions, newly arrived from New York and very ter a short business Seated bv it. 606°08 specially priced for this event. ,aTre 7) i llowed by i entral 4901 ; . Tr ‘ ( ilive i: ‘ + i . - 2 Pers Ho94 handerse T ‘ il— - eS -~ > | ’ j- = . - ** .* . = ~ =~ Harper Reg. T. $. Pat. Off. ; Thru to Sixth St. Skinner, s. aoe © Washington chairman o , rogram con Av. Liwood . ~ re + + ‘ Oomm7m rit. s Musical i n Ss t r u mi e€ n t s and the Revolution ° Pl ity.” A general discussion fo Are Easier to ay ther guests besides Mr. a ’ Street were Mrs. Willian a Chapter of East St. Louis and Miss Hardy. who brought greet- Warlitzer ings from Arkansas chapters. C Melody | Mrs. C. M. Skinner and Mrs. W. L. G Greenhalgh started Wednesday S 4 for Washington, D. c. where they axop one will be delegates to e National t R. In the gathering are Canton crepes, printed crepes, tricosham, all- time crepe and many other wanted materials. For Monday We Feature a Special Reduction SALE of 300 of Our High-Type Hats High-Grade Hats T hat ° iad e thi : a a Bidkarts Pleasingly varied is this special group of ~ Priced $10, $12.50 | ° . a Oe BEE i ws kensss | ; — The colors are greens, browns, blues, ‘onventior f the D. - . — ~~. Pee eB cocoa, sand and prints in varied shades. The Musical Research Club will meet next Tuesday afternoon at Van- dervoort’s music hall at _-_ as 3 Early German opera is the subject of the paper to be given br Mrs Hugo Wiemers, who spent 19 years in Germany. Your (Credit ts good at this big. frte The terms of payment will be convenience. Strict Terms That Anyone Can asily Pay The Daughters of the Revolution will hold their congress at Memorial Hall at Washington, mencing tomorrow through the week delegates from Missouri left special cars over the Pennsylvania line at noon spureday. In the St. Louis del egation were Mmes. Rob- ert W. Brooks, A. v. lL. Brokaw, Shelby H. Curlee, Frank L. Frederick T. Hatch, Robert Mc- Culloch, John Trigg Moss, Eugene Fusz, Charies Skinner, Harry E Wagoner. F. ©. Harrington. L. M Orteny: Marshall Rust, Miss Roberta M & loch Members from cluded Mmes. B. L. Kellogg. A. H. Connelly. G diing. W. Ernest Glenn ‘rom Hannibal were Mrs. O’Hearn and Miss M. and from French, W. American : annual Wurlitcer exclusive features, at Contenental ne additional cost over ordinary ; saxephones, make the Werlitser easier to play—beginners can learn their first tunc in an hour. Saxophone players are in demand. You can imecrease yeur earning capacity and make yeurself pop- wlar soctalily. You wtll cnijey many pleasant hears with your Saxophone at home in the eve- Newest Spring PES & ad The fabrics are Britoni, velverette, Poiret, excello, Bolivia and Mondaine, in rich black, silver gray, beige, navy, tan, kit fox. Many cleverly embroid- ered and braided. + | a aid assortment te cheese from. ‘‘The Home of Cheerful Credi Matinee age LINOLEUM SALE acott, Milan —Tagal Braid Hats —Timbo Braid avert —Fabric Combinat Kansas City in- Hart. Collins D B. Wan- LADIES’ SUITS 23 | Made eof tricetines, Petret twille, ef. 3 i tm tailered, bea and blegse atyles. Terms te ewit. Joseph Agnes Treat, Mexico Mmes Pinckney W. Botts and L. N. Gor No Exchanges No Returns No Will Calls members of the party were aul D. Hitt : ind Miss France Rowlins Judith Anne A. (\ Gladne Henry H. Sedalia an: Gregor of Arch Mi: + = 7 the newest desigu Atl the verr (antes «erepes. and att vaieecs. (©oPr coiors ; , * i-~s room or sAlicnen. Two Special Values @ K. Bonnell, ~~ Two J. Fagan, Mrs. ix. , . : for eee ery Inlaid Linoleums ~pring reid. o 2 Swope Spring Fo les, blocks and hardwood Ca4§r atterns. at. ur ignsin Armstrong s ed theAincoming and square yard...... vr Li — m a k¢ ead. a Se $7.50) $9 50 floors a A Ct ; 5 bedroom. nursery, dining Each guest was _ a eSsgggraaeds " e + $ 75 Parting gift. } ” =. T. Cc. } “pe ai! Mrs. P. A Nix. president of Ba‘es e e School Met hers’ an i Teache : =” >. & cie, 3i37 Laston AY nue. ants« ‘ in. | : | ; eheerful fl for The were pink and Patoe, Mrs. . vards wide — suitable Jeu can learn te : play the Ukulele small rooms, halls and in )6 6118) minutes’ er um Ae ' : hat time. The »popue- The hiniatiiiains board : ett > grt eK — ; Se 7 ima . be Pavnians onl 84c Square Yard lar Summer in- of the Missouri Daught was held at the Gatesworth Hotel! ; | as 1 off strument. et ene s temerrew at the ‘ : riental : ne eek. ie at Four vards wide—to cover president. and Mrs. ao po } "Por S nr ili. ‘ tm fs + ' ‘ > . espectc!' low price et $1.75. Ranie t kalele at 87.59 Mandolin Banje at “ee si3.00 Jazz Drum tfit sconvenes at The N: $ A new compicte Jase Trap Drem eutfit at a new low price. A wery limited number at thin epectal price. Come tn tem -rrew. Cask er .¢aey teres ef payment. eo where rear «ettection 4 cece ang hae meet « ef “urteat tm the: wertd. i iemenianbs State Secretary. wil! April 12 to atten Kid Suede. eT. W hi Swope footwear at such moderate prices insures correct minimum cost larger rooms, ky teh en. din- ah) a may er and Orien ing rooms an ad hedroo ms a 3@am. 98 Square Yard Wilton Rugs Special i ag “gra le Wilton Rugs. all for wear and durabili- $69. 005 The Only Exclusive Retail Carpet Store in St. Louis Axminster bee igs. Pers an re | Oriental « \Viarne . 4 i. & » —. Rugs. Nean ee A Oxt? << PPT Co Est. 1871 514 Locust St. Ke PRT SS A ae Doe aay St a eee The POST-DISPATCH is the enty St. Leulp evening "sds" TE s & Young Men's All-W ANTS SUI

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£ -— & aa 1923 The City Circulation of the Day 7 Pe DISPATCH aione Exceeds that of the Daliy Star and the Times Combined by t AERO 40,000. | _sT. LOU'S POST- DISPATCH ® i 15 a EOE 2 PERERA, ee — — a ——= ee _—— — : — — — a a Negro School Plans. cilities for negro children will be “Jewish National Fund Day.” ation of America decided on “A Gar toa gill of \\ en Voters d@iscussed. riginally the confers — is Jewish National Fund > ‘ity’ in Palestine in honor o PCommit ‘ Las arranged ence wWas rerdnie for Anril °0. ae St Louis Welthe men and la; Nordau. Jewish leader Ege oa ¢ “ae 4 oe rn - . wi} C ‘ . } To ' if oy with the ! embers of but the late: at as decided on 4 z : ane oun ome! anvass the Jew- died last Januar iinet ‘ § of Bducation for April so that all bear. menibpers ould ish section in the interest f fhe wil tart 2 : OcK fro " or ah 2 chs p m.. “ Pr } question be present 1 j th with “Sin ri? . fy) in qd an d ms o Nordau Gard r ‘ity. fe} . - nity . nte) °¢ = . ; * Camas petter edu ational fa- tendent John Maddox. Some vears azo. the Zionist rganiz llevard. ‘ mE _— : Fl Ct. Seseueseessseueeececee . yTHES” =~ WMisctrical Fixtures and Appliances The New Model OHIO is HERE! SHINGTON Stairway = ie ye ae our beautiful Tine ae Here's news for busy house- ee-517-519 WASHINGTON AV.-Ue We ecical Fixtures, ra, wives who want help in lessen- 4 Will Meet at Jefferson City aN | ing the labor of housecleaning — Tomorrow at § 0 Clock = Our stock includes all the latest Tomorrow After Four! & she dri Model 5 me and finishes. | Estimates Cheerfully Given , ’ y TT F Months’ Recess During | fone O *T oO ye 2 R40 C APES | Session of Legislature. ae fg ro ” The Cleaner with the Self-Starter x LAAN plead — B if Ki . IS HERE! It’ S just the Jast word ie eee .° as Z ‘ WRAPS & COA DELEGATES EXPECT TO |- 5 7 jd in house-cleaning helps. Even he NF } ‘ ’ ia oe me i ie me mo i ff " ait Three-Way Plug better than OHIO has done be- : CLUSTER y ga ae dal “|. =e ag a compleie line of Radio Sets and : Parts nt Verv Jow prices. od . LS a ; . SPEED UP SESSIONS : ) ie fore. See the newOH1Oat once. . SRA RI A result of weeks of preparation and buy- Don’t buy ANY cleaner till aay (te Aa ing. Stunning garments bought from you do! ( | ) re half a dozen of New York’s best garment id Sh éeune v am Cr eae manufacturers. to Limit Debate Seems to f Sane sparing brush | hms; very §) priced G2 7 ‘ | seaccee teen pO in’ fae aes! Even the most inexperi- k only at, pair. ’ ' : sp. ws ry = eV Be Almost General. : _ om Gite sal & enced shopper can see at | —_— The Self-Starter. ooo | Lar d \ % igoloff Bros = When the handle is) =m) eee. thicadse Ve se a glance that Coats and ’ e i sions By the Jefferson Oity Correspondent lowered, the motor ie _— . Capes sach as ictured 1 t Fi xt re Co ya nile = of the Post-Dispatch. starts; when it 1s raised, : 9% % P . E ec ric i u *9 . ee = JEFFE RSON CITY, April 14.— the motor stops and the T ' were never manafactared to retail 4 6212 711 N. Sixth St. Main 1867 selection. minor : sagging —] ‘2 Adages saohage? = peg bg vet hl Simple, practical, built : ge at such low prices. There are any ee SSeS P88 S88 BOWS oy after a recess of four nionths - 7 : ta ae namber of other garments equally : necessitated by the biennial session Phe OHIO Man is Not a Mere Salesman Was as stanning and exclasive to be Demand for Change in Rules ng GS Re ‘ ~ wien ote a ae * As . s 0 Cee gums + A ah «“ ee True Tone” suet a2 75 ee 48 B08) SS 2.2) ee ee ai} of the OD ARIE there ne atin The OHIO man 1s a_ gentleman. Let him t x" h , ; OYLE Se —— ie aie chalk cise dh re . demonstrate the new OHIO right in your home oT Y= , found in this sale tomorrow. No Mail Orders Accepted - werner Rice the capitol for both bodies. om your own rugs. You are not obligated one bit. Lita, 5 me ws —_ — ‘ta q ne Members of the convention whe FREE Demonstration and Trial tS ate : a* aa |have been drifting in for two. or ® There i is no obligationin a F REE demonstra- Wet 42 ee % Costly Materials » three days have expressed a confi- tion of the new OHIO, model 5, on your own ai Tee | | dence that, with the lessons of the rugs. Phone or call today. ae , Smartest Fashions first seven “mont! hs of thelr sessions v ~ ea ie guide them, the remainder of the, | —— oe of Bele a work to be done can and will be dis- | and other beautifal mate- rare Gets T | posed of expeditiously. | Olive Central | . riale—in WFApPT, bloused ¢ n Pa aymer j0od 51 rith ene or two exceptions the 9158 708 | : + ee with Tux “eats , apes mmed w - ir 0 i 'demand for some change in rules of 907-09 PINE ye : pat en Summer fure such | the convention to hold debate within . , as gray, tan and biack . . - Al ACCOR LOE LAE AL OOO LD EL ALA PALL APD . . w ee NOR 8 te ; . . 7 (* ‘oO . ~ ; + , , 7 ” | reasonable limits appears to be gen- FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS | aes a See a, mo \ jaunty bolere $ 75 made by the body. ° and sida ° Ne ie te Fine Wraps— ' Vie étnese te } y a BSults, alse 3- the people of » Stat } ' he people o the State demand that ' V rap Coats— : | piece Suits, in ‘the convention bring its work to 2 early fruition. ' / | Sport Coats— | | — f| So letters have b n ' , | : ss nea capaa A sabcedlaas ls satin iz Tailored ha Sale from ‘29”° tions as to how debate can t . \ ) ats— strained withbut unfairly ceasing —~ ‘ F Co j 8 to 12 ‘ . | discussion. ' \ 1 ringe | ; | . “4 | f | , (. M. Shartel. president of the ol ) We / O'Clock cla group O j Credit is good at this big, friendly , _convention, has suggested a number . bs : raps-—— ". a i The terms of payment will be ar- : |of changes in the rules, one to \ a abate ‘ae . — | ; a4 to suit your convenience. Strictly 3 imit the discussion of any single aa EE Mute | idential. proposition by any one delegate in Ts Oy TAA) Hy | foSB3: ESE ‘ committee of the whole to 30 min- . i} . f NE mee ||| Ni os tte | . Newest Spring Gt ea TX sy ' ute s and in the convention to 10 sh gs as ii tH Hy | i eisaud 1 Ht | “052 a : nutes to provide that 15 delegates : 4 ’ : ae ; I ‘| \ Hy i af ¥ :. ot ; r ' rather than five must demand a rol! | \ Vat | Za . ‘ eall, before one can be made. © HN. Lp | ae 3.%0°2° Women who attended our last Dress Sale were ‘ ' Ail, TN) Cal nat all- — sf thi - ith f , ’ ' rs ino , , os , i | HH ae ” sorry that they did not come prepared to buy ' 3 " Ad ky rie i j eo a Wavs a raven 1 is cé _ . . i | P . a e eis SEVERAL DRESSES — Don't YOU make the in every elitserat: ve | ik | Sy ) | ly. : a% ae same mistake. When you see the HIGH-GRADE Th ly opposition +} MATERIALS used in these Dresses; when you ; _ &§ ne oniv opposition ¢ hese rule sities ial Baars. } hanges whi as been iit “gs : > see the ATTRACTIV«r STYLES; when you see af DOR Me Meat Coke fg ) . the SPLENDID WORKMANSHIP, you'll surely 3 4 : aaa ro ee OF K ENNEDY Intermediate Recelver No. 220, with want AT LEAST TWO OR THREE of these * | Hyde Has Not Acted. No. 525 2-step Amplifer, $235.00 DRESSES, at i ndid assortment to choose from. Made , rov. Hyde has not determined Kennedy Short-Wave Receiver No. 281, with No. 521 | , . Bolivias, silks, etc.; trimmed with | at he will do with respect to the a-step Amplifier, $145.00 ° 9 9 is fringe and tassels. Some are silk lined. Vi | Casey joint and conctrrent resolu- Grebe CR-8 and 2-Step Amplifier, $135.00 2 | # —— - — Aye m | tion ‘passed by the recent Legisia- Complete with loud speaker, $253.00 i ture which would take from the peo- i i ' ii a De Forest Type D-7-A Reflex Receiver, with loop an- LADIES’ SUITS : : Me | ple the right to call a constitutional , ‘ ree 125.00 | convention by initiative and lodge it a : , ait ; ef tricotines, : back in the hands of the Legislature. Oard Phantom Receiver; requires no antenna, $175.00 ——— = | Poiret twills, etc., © ; This resolution proposes an amend- Superadio Receiver Detector Unit, $25.00 M oe sone mej ment to the present ConstfMution Wireless Specialty Receiver and 2 Step, $225.00 | , : Patyies. cl ru! . pal he Ae rTion . ‘ ~ SS entt : ween Woule. repeal the section Aeriola Sr., complete (1500-mile range), $68.00 Dresses in All Sizes—Inclading Stouts: . Ss under which the present convention Mervel Sr‘: lona-distan 3 m Cl] li f : 27 is meeting, would toss off all of the } ve ee oo ce receiver, 20.0 Sizes for Misses—i4, 16, 18, 20. Sizes for Women— eaniiness in | " : work done by this,body and force it Kellogg Head Phones, $5.00 26, 38, 40, 42, 44. Sizes for Stouts—46, 48, 50, 52. the Kitchen, q A Special Lot of to disband, if carried by vote of the (Fourth Floor.) ‘ Prints, Pais- Wanted Materials—LHLgyptian | oat Hyas can btgpirm As, to a leys. Taffetta, Charmeuse, Alltyme Crepe, 's@cial election to be called at his . : ' ——— : vw Crepe, Laces, Canton Crepe, Georgette. S] RING rill, or he can let it wait for sub-. Convenient Payment fi €rms Wool Crepe iission until the next general elec- Popular Colors—Beige, Caramel, Almond Z tion in November,, 1924. The Gov- Can Be Arranged Green, Pearl Gray, Oakwood, Madeton Rose, * €ernor will determine upon his course . Henna, Brown, f open, Navy, Biack. * : ‘po: : ; ‘. 4e »% = $4} of backtbreaking in this regard after conferring with scrubbing {g'to lay li- and ME members of the convention next BROADCASTING STATIONWCK } noleum‘orer the wood | Up week. - | | } floor.’ We have at- | \ no ae - a : | lee |] . tractive” inlaid and oe 7) ‘ All the very newest ¢ _natarenaey en res pee em ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN’S - 9 printed patterns in | | * Canton crepes, Roshan Nei HI y | a Ws a and attractive trimmings. Very unusual CLUBS IN ST. LOUIS : * enient terms. Armstrong’s Linoleum . vaines. Conv Continued From Preceding Page. | ‘ | - ) T w ; - ( ee : Gatesworth Hotel. The program wil! i $7.50 Hats. a | | B Gorcomcr never the ores” | Skin Blemishes Disappear ia > FOR 9 5 . sanitary and c ma : : wood College. Those in the receiv- Y 4 : $6.50 Hats. ONE ’ Po one "idl be Dr. ¢ Mrs. Roemer tl sit + Wie hare «Haslem | " ) ing tine wat ve vs snd we roemee Loder Kantol Treatment a EE) © $5.00 Hats.) nay taste and your | f Agnes Adams, Mrs. Wm. C. Stewart, N V bl C . ae tt $4.00 Hats. : ive tortethe Bernero, Mrs. Joseph ew V egetable Cream Purges Pores , a 300 Hat ONLY... White, Miss Mabel Nix, Mrs. Arthur Sse , ‘Beer $ . $. Krueger and Miss Lillian Zacher. When your Skin pores become clay. You can wash it off with Teese. Mrs. William K. Roth and Mrs. Lulu choked with impurities, acids, cold water just ten minutes #sae8> New smart inser Sa ~ — ef re 28 — .av mt! ; a . . ° ate—“port ate, ete-— Hynson will preside at the tea table oil, dust, ney ecea.te ’ ——. after application! No forty- + be = yg one ein m enle at & and the Misses Audrey St. Jean, yurgative. Just as the body minute “drawing” process to o'clock tomerrew morning at... Janet Stine and Margaret Ogle and eliminates waste so must tne f - § 4 _ } 9 +} _ "Fr {> 50 ; Mmes. Harry Montgomery) tiny skin cells throw off thelz bs @ ¢ : MLL re . ; _s , oe 2 yg 1 ing will be April °3 at S p. m. a WILLIAM P. KAHN CORPORATION anee per is ERS a hols at ae q? pa ft Sat r “ary ; var ' ho ret headaches joes net ) Street Cabanne Branch Library. °04 South Fourth Street. St. Louis, Missouri ; er tee nese Seanien fae the ane Sle swering adver- —_ —_——— ’ ort ’ pis r . ‘ 7 . ; fe ch proper pre ° m fou 7 tisements are advised | 4 + Car | The members of the Clarence -iped Glasses ¥ oe wh 30 eo relief and wre : a Sodemann Post of the American Le- For 19 years ¢ | andes P —— not to mail original — ' ‘je? ation oF ‘ , —_ © ied r chance to buy a fine, all-wool *- Uniforms gion will entertain their friends pnser ~~" fameue, psn ——— = Fibe , | Ca ts Sat a real bargain price. They are —- Thursday evening. May 3, at an in- eee Fe, obiaine pnd « most reaset Dr. ¥. J. Guilbautt recomm endations. colors 4 veg “ rpe oF pe oe ee ae “_ yment 29 50 formal dinner dance in thé ball i sis See them. The terms of pa; . as veives Ee ss ~ to sult your convenience. room of the Hotel Statler : ~_n ; Natures Wea te Beant ee Copies will do. The . oo novelty features are scheduled for Cy yo Sa | $1.50 ca 1 Louis Store—314-16 seen a Av. oe clata! whith will be the. first «f . Expert ai Ouidah flied be Choice a 5 . “2 TE . ‘dance of the season given by the ‘ Eye Tests Drugs Employed sented when the m™ it. post. Jorasky’s 12-piece syncopated Note Carefully Sickel Trial Sar $2.45 ry CK orchestra will play. Wm, P Kahn Corp. St. Lowte. . ° terview is granted. - | 3 )aRIC BARE Be sure you get the genuine Please send me a large jar of F J Guilbault Optical Co., 423 N. Broadway 3 “4 ’ Khe Rubicam Delmar Alumni! will Kantol All products manu far- Kantol. I agree to pay the post- ove lust ¢ sors Northaf Washington ©

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~ APRI 1 a, * The Cit¥ Circulation of. the Dally POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 1@_ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH ee hs 3 2 ® & . 4 é 2 se ce « ts By Sh agente Mians for Teacher-" Convention. \ FAR FIRS] Special to the Post t a: SPRINGFIELD. Mo.* At i4 iii Southwest Stat . ‘ : . 17 iq at ee ” ; 1¢) ny : 4 ‘e ViisSsthiadi i State Teachers’ iatio' which wil is annu vention in St J . nd working o1 ou K " 7 2 Ti - ‘? " > . : : j : ™ »* ona! ’ : | ee TY . tit?il WwW lili Aim “i ‘a ~~ a. NT idl a "PART FIVE. RR iP: —— a«, Oe ddddddéiiiidde -_ ee Oe — >. eee — ir 5 SSN > » hag ig. > . Oe wer &, ed os % > —_— Sas ag 4 ‘ REE : : «7 . hs ee te %% % eS ee SAAC EES ? ‘ ’ ‘ * J * * “ =. _ hd ag | oe —— SAWN ~ oO TT mum Yh OOK Ye thi Leila Bennett, Marceita “The First Year’—Ameri «The First American, of Connul Frank Craven, Author Cast—Fannie Brice the Right” —_——— HE opening act of Frank Crave 3 ers, “The First Year.” which the American, is entitled “Traim the way, takes place in Joplin, Mo. third is succinctly labeled “The polemics has enjoyed the unusual New York and of a winter in Chic which includes several of the players $39.50 What Are Thrift Terms? 10 Reus Cale _ T-D Thrift Terms make it possible to Little Theater, New York, om Oct. 28, The Shubert-Jefferson is delive spectacle, “Fabiola.” Fannie Brice, identified with the “Ziegfeld Folli 'cluding Forest Park. will] closed sewer, ranging from 32 feet : : om Eighth and Franklin gue ater atl Good quality of ruffled dotted Grenadine Cur- a sewer, each branch 29 feet in diam- tains, 2!5 yards long, with tie-backs, 2'9-inch in diameter to a double-barreled. eter. The remaining nine and three- ruffle. regular, $3.50. * quarters miles will include the un- 5" ; ar Priced regularly to $82.50 4 oheum. “Turn to the Right,” a com S pecia! $2 65 = ade buy high-grade furnishings at cash ee Hazzard, is the offering of the Woe pecia:, ° prices, paying only 24 of 1% on month- $69 50 | The First Year” is billed as & e Bi B of married life,” and derground closed sewer and the 'open concrete waterway for storm- waters. varying in width from $0 to } , : , . : y balances after the third month. | ragi-comedy BB 205 feet. Ruffled Voile Curtains ! Designs for Another Section. ss r of connubial bliss is the mos Jedicated to the theory that the firs] , f ruff] 1 9 ’ ae eu 101-1709 N. SIXTH ST Designs alg are being prepares | Fine quality of mutica with inch beautifully 15 Rugs Only *.33RE Jimccn coc. Grace Livisaston, wil “s . . for the section of the sewer which ong, with tie-DackKs, With 3-iInen Utiftuily ; = Reena Peay sep ) Priced regularly to $92.50 - 4 « heartily tired of small-town Hf will extend through Forest Park hemstitched ruffle, regular, $3.75. Reodinn Ya. ban te. eee Kinsey said. A survey was made re- — 2 Die ring and Tommy Tucker. TR 4 cently to select the route, which wil! Special, . 2 ~ 5 a Pair 1 en The will lad! co-operate with ou : ‘ “ serene te ood his much-traveled The Basiest Food Store be much shorter than the course now ° saiesm™ ° , oe | sewer under the beds of a series «f iventurous, and she accepts To small lakes and lagoons, to avoid y's gorgeously amusing proposal, destruction of trees ict Swe see The lakes will be drained tem- ) porarily, when the sewer is built. | Fares Refunded Kinsey said, but will be refilled later When the work is completed a part According to of the present course of the river : will be converted into a chain of Associated ‘ which the Tuckers undertake to for lagoons Earth removed in the ex- cavation will be used to f low piaces in the park Engineering Staff Limited. corn-fed U. &. Gev. inspt'd beef. Young Surveys along the course of the Retailers’ Plan Completely ad am That Calamitoes Dinner. ad 4 Ask for Our Interestmg | W E meet them next as ho ; na mooners in a three-room ere Booklet Which Explains = : the Mis«ourit mining metro; . - ;> turns eut to be one-third Thrift Terms | a arge as Reading Tragedy over. : oe o Wheims an e¢iabporate dinner wi Locust at Twelfth tender. Juicy. Ab- River.des Peres have been in prog- solutely 300 val. res# since the 3S7.372.500 bond ts- sue for public improvements was Pound.... voted last February. but work has been held up on the plans of sec- tions other than at Maplewood in Forest Park. Kinsev said. as /money has been available for : creasing the engineering staff No appropriations for the work can be made until bonds have been sold and the fleld and designing wor ,donme thus far has been carried on _by the regular force. which also han- dies a large amount of other city work. | | Construction of the sewer will »e by short sections, Kinsey stated. «o that there will be more competition among contractors for the work. | When larger contracts are let. he said, fewer contractors bid. because |of the problem of financing the | work, and the result is higher costs , to the city. RAILWAY CLUB ELECTION Edward Clemens was elected pres- ident of the St. Louis Railway Club. an orgainzation with 1000 members. at the annual meeting Friday night tn Hotel Statler. The club voted to re-establish a scholarship of 3259 tn Washington University. selection to ‘be made from among sons of mem- bers who rank among the first three. of thelr high school graduation classes, Other efficers elected were: K RB. Hannigan, R. C. White and WF. ‘Williams. vice presidents: R w 25 selections latest rolls | Beauti‘ul Floor Lamp ~ RE Bench and Cabinet to match veudéat cendtd ts # + a ee be tA Se ne eee OUR IDEA OF SERVICE We are ready to show you our entir lines of splendid Piano, Player and Phonograph values at any time of y or evening. One of our cars wil] call for you and return you to your home if you desire, without obliga- EERE ERRERERRRRRLENMAN’S SPECIALER EERE & New Davis & Sons Player $600 §$ Value NOTHING DOWN Low $ 50 Terms: ony a You mast see and hear this beautiful in- strument to tully appreciate the good val- ue. Compares favorably with Players else- where up to $600. Besides this remarkable price and low terms we take any old piano Or phonograph in trade as down payment. See the Davis & Sons Player before you PIANO EHMAN "4 1101 OLIVE ST. (Lehman Corner) ‘a OU TT TT ' i ee <M a a I ward a great real estate dicxer WE - Tommy has afoot The old relia hand-maiden has the misery. and e] iSKY greenhorn i= pressed int service. though her talents are those of a waitress, bat of a ‘aun dress. The fiasco reswits In domest fireworks such as only a season® benedict can appreciate, and G fiees in tears to motherwand Re mE. The third act amusingly we eut a happy ending Mr. Craven has the part of Tom: Tucker and ethers surviving ft the original cast include Tim M PRY, Leila Bennett. Lester C cers and Merceita Exmonde. ate recruits are Jane Ellison, Alice C *ns, James Bradbury. Harry ig. ‘om! and George Wright Jr. l Raymond Hitchcock's latest gitchy-Koo 1923," comes te Shubert-Jefferson next night, and on the following VUs Skinner, at the American, “Pen a week's return engagement Booth Tarkington's comdéty, ; r Antonie.” Mixes Brice’s Seng Repertory. ISS BRICE,. at the Open Evenings to 9 P. M. 2H isi AVUAD AANA DATA PSY HUNGEOLONULENLSUNODEEEDETOUDTOTEGISUADATALOLOCAUOTANIEATOTOTEDIOAUITII LT IUEANL NI D2 |Frauvuenthal, secretary-treasurer, and tion to buy. =e Afthur & Goble, A. H. Handign and \T. J. Frier, directors. ‘ ‘

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MVQAAA WORRY ; OST-DISPATCH "ati AQ MA a W : : XQQqv MQa_@Q Son S ~~ SEE ST Ser... PAE NG SS . _ “ . . —_ WAS * J Ie Teo. W \ Sie Si WO WA — ms \N N N WY QA YW" WOH AY YE" Qog SS NS \Y SS tie ¥ NK \ } SS RS S\N NR a S cee SS p WN . N rr . \ : “A \ \Y IN RN 2 we . N Seng sp , \ SS ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING. APR NN eee on ss eee eee -_—- . - —~ ee aetinso = PRIL 15, 1923. | * *+e* — - PAGES 1—10. “yy Yl Yo Yili bly “ttn, SY'Y a rns, : 4 g % % Y fur. atte sas : “Vy Yy, puuy ba A hhstruolbnedie Si ui hog Rig 8 a : Z AY ZL Y sitll iL Ae tae SICF ne. ; ' ' ~“ SA WN ~ S ~ S > ~ S » ‘\ y Ss ‘ ~ S y S N S s s N > S ‘ > > 8 sy N » NY \ \ S > > » > ~ N NS > S S S N S > Sy ~ N N NY N sx ~ : Se. . 7 we e- z See : rae” Da ae ws . . . nd BS OOS K ee ag ? ’ ae « Se ‘ x: o: “a P , es aes . —— : . os S. » —“ te 7 Se76" . . year of connubial bliss is the most the part of his sweetheart. og > ee. NZ | e @ificult one. Grace Livingston, who Other Vaudeville Bills. ed regularly to $92.50 | is heartily tired of small-town life v dhis Sides. Med Malls atin | ae in Reading, Pa., has two suitors, Sessions : nd Ol eG ait a i | $ 19 50 me «Dick Loring and Tommy Tucker. The Regge ee gga ve ee a ee oS a oe , e 3 al ; seen in “So This Is ‘eland.”’ latter eliminates his much-traveled Is Ireland,” ‘1 “The Pilgrim.’ Charlie Chaplin's monte Theater for the week starting today. ¢ . f ‘omedy “poe . om reatege length © o crag When the novel made ita appear- “Tne Kid,” is featured at the Grand 4. is exposed an unjust law with Central, West End Lyric and Capitol guch force and indignation that an theaters thie week The cast in- investigation was demanded, reguit- “9 sere Pa 7 eludes Edna Purviance, Syd Chap- ing finally in the abolition of the : bs Be % ee og : i pCR hts dpe Mn hedddddddddddddddddss a ; law. Through ite operation the f- sill y « . % S See j ee Sets ee teem ae) ae yy, fff! 77 lin. Charlie's brother, and Dinky ther in any household was permitted tival by proposing to take Grace gether with the Cevenesin “A Paris I i i. he Sh ama 3 ee ae oe G4, Vs Dean, a youthful actor whom Cherllie to arrange for his child's rearin« ‘ na She ) Cafe,” and Jack Hughes Dno, and i a -. ; 3 ° eee am ey, 4% “GY ' 7 | after hi mm déath, even to the out into the great world—for in- . ’ a TA ata : ot ae |. pe Or a ee Wy Ys, Vee sponsors as a coming star. a r * own ‘ath, nm stance, to Joplin. She doesn't know Walter Ward and kethel Dooley. Who ; : —-*y 4 % “eo 2 &, Rs ¥ = Nee ‘. | Z ‘ . oo * Wy fy gaa YZ fae, anything about Joplin, but it sounds *"8: dance, cycle and throw tne : Soy je “es oe ; . : Y “it ie ie gee . — I adventurous, and she accepts Tom- lariat. The Four Tamakis, swords- | : Bice ne - % a SS i Ba ™, Oe ae a Dna 4, 4 WO N : | | | | , ; Sal. } : and ij . » . ‘ a The plot is based upon a convict's point of separatine the child ‘ Wika 7 ree x ; % : + } Saas tae Cris fron , i ts own mother. The statute ip a escape. He finds a minister in switn- very old one, and fraught with éan- gerous possibilities What these ter’'»tlothing. He boardsatrain and could very well have been is seen * he Ra gets off at a small town where 4 in “The Forgoties Law : : | Milton Sills has the leading fole. committee of church elders Is awalt- 501. seuthall and Cleo Ridgetsoaie ing the arrival of a new parson. The inthe cast. On the Delmonte’s pro- disguised convict is mistaken for th@ pram aiso are a comedy, and the parson and is at once escorted to the usual short-reel sub jecta, and the pulpit, where he delivers his ‘first Harmonious Trio made up of Arthur sermon. The story then lores itself Nealy, “the singing policeman,” and develops into a Chaplin series Of gteve Cady and Elmer Me Donald. comedy situations Vera Gordon in “Your Beat An added attraction at all three riend.” and William Farnum in a “- : e Tr? fie f ' or , . theaters is the presentation of lowe igus of “Lee Miserables,” are the Shuman's insids story of the African leading attractions on the current jungle, “Man vas. Beast,” or hunting . week's program at the Liberty The- wild animals. Shuman has some re- ater eo the new bill beginning Thursdav. sk for Our Interesting : 4 7 gia Calamitous ari ge - Frank and Ethel Halls are feu- ey meet them next as eae tured at the Columbia in a comecy , ‘ . mooners in a three-room flat of qgomestic strife. Others « @ ooklet Which Explains | a . in the Missouri mining metropolis, )pj]) are Seymour and Pt ti Firtht Terme I ca eects? SG cteghTd at ere: Wheaton and Boyd, ‘characie | 2 adding. aes: ee «xctors, in ‘It’s Bound to Occur:” the Completely SE Steere ciibertake fo for: ToS aTaons. in & comedy novertv ' sul é and Jones and Collins, in a musical . ie Ward a great real estate dicker which ..i+ The film announcement is - Tommy has afoot. The old reliable “One Stolen Night,” with Alice C4]- ) hand-maiden has the misery, and @ noun. A new bill begins Thurs. lay ’ Gusky greenhorn is pressed into with the McKinley Sisters, in ee et ber cmehgtin Pat dance revue, and ' several others a ms “ ss git - Elinor Glyn’s “The World's a Stag. . The fiasco results in domestic —— - — ey re . TEUEODDUENARUEOURURFUTERURECAETAVTONNLAEOH//Z | reworks such as only a seasoned Continued on p@enedict can appreciate, and Grace ra ¢ a (}6e@8 — in tears to mothersand Read- Wy adda Le ps. The third act amusingly works jag pee MQ WH ming and appropriates the minis- a Ae . \ \\ OOK WA o WY Se QUOWOOWWWWA ~ 4) ¥ 4° Page Fight. a Sore 22 ~~ teat Daal —~ Nn NOs S markable scenes, including those of Your Best Friend” {# the stery of the capture of a lvughing hyena, the . . sener thrown inte the maelstrom shooting of @wo rhinos and the kill- 6 sug socially ambitious women ing of two hippos | Mise Gordon plays the part of a ‘The Pilgrim’ will remain at the widow, who, at the outset le sur West End Lyric for four days only. )-ideq to learn that her son has mar. “Environment” opening at that sieq without ever having told her house Wednesday, with Milton Stile ». had a sweetheart. ' She takes the and Alice Lake “hock calmly aod welcomes her Grumpy,” based on popular stage daughter-in-law: but’ soon discovers play, ie shown In picture form aft the the gtrl i¢ a snob with an equally Missouri this week. The tithe role ie anobbish and socially ambitious played by Theodore Roberts. Others mother. To please her #0n, the in the cast are May McAvoy, Conrad nother is transported from & lowly Nagel, Virginia Bullivant and Ernest existence to one among the social lieron elect. Hiere * ees a The story of “Grumpy” has to 40 jy-law with Acne mother aaneaninna ; with the love affairs of a yourg her money on gay parties and mid. couphe fostered by an irascible night suppers. At every turn she t&« though lovable retired criminal 'aw- enubhea and it does not dawn upon yer. sA valuable diamond is stolen her that she is the financial w . ind its recovery im whotlis due to for the gxratification of the whima 4 the diecovery of the identity of the _ Out a happy ending. EE ae ae Pe er and ee og fase os ng gr Sit game Poet a | is ae Yernnuitiirs, “a 3 ‘ ‘ Ss : . « Z F the Sriginal cast include Tim Mur- | : ao Copy” 3 phy, Leila Bennett. Lyster Cham- hea ‘a and Merceita Esmonde. Later Y gotten Law’’—Delmonte o*8 James Bradbury, Harry Leigh- _ ‘on ana George Wright Jr. a ate ae XX MAK SQA WOHNOW MNNWWW\yy . WS ‘ w \\S . OS QAM a | nd Hitchcock's latest revue. Bitehy-K 00 1923,"" comes to. tie Z Shubert-Jerrerson next Sunday + @nd on the following evening — Otis Skinner. at the American, will Open a week's return engagement in | '"™ Tarkington’s coméedy, “Mis- / ™® Antonio.” Miss Brice’s Song Repertory. ISS BRICK, at the Orpheum, ~ 48 promised in a serits of song oe rizations, ranging from an [82 Squaw to a Greek nymph. On me bill also is John Davidson, stage == Screen actor, who will appear ™ & comedy of 12 in a one-act called “Circumstantial Evi- by Harrison Armstrong. programmed are “Chief” lican, Indian baritone: Stan ["y, acrobatic comedian; Pert oeG Sue Kelton, in sonx and dance: cee, Hack and Mack: the Ruth HM Duo, and the Peacock Or- Se ETI L NS 2 LG EN SL ET Rata A ei re 3 R as . Harvard Club Acts Plays by Guitry and . Andreyeff By Leased Wire from the New York _ aa SS | oe I a ae ie | : and fancies of her daughter-in-law, e, al is * as ee as oe oe robber by means of a garcenia. of In time, however, she sees the light Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | Ce ae dpe staat uma, which one each Was worn by three and declares herself. NEW YORK, April 14. seit of the prone Seats Grumpy “Fablola,”” an excellent pleture ; “Yy t and rune lown. " 4 ot ed ,: a wee woth SaaS : > ~ - ~* - i” fig 4 a ~ a - - an 7 a> a ‘capt SIGE? ae oe ae Pe Magee ON. eee outs : gee? Sees soe a SB ws ee a BE ee > ; 71 t oe iL a ~ _

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-ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1923, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH af AMUSEMENTS ___—C AMUSEMENTS J5e eee —— — AMUSEMENTS HERE IS A BANNER ATTRACTION AMUSEMENTS | | EMPRESS NEAR oseee beer. Dee | AT THE : GRAND | “MINIMUM PRICE FOR THE MAXIMUM QUAI Me UBERT LOUIS LEADING JEFFER New Home of Woodward Players ~~ Bis i Opening This Afternoon at % = fe * , L oh 4 ‘ \ . Messrs ieeand JJ Shubert Mne Directors ALL THIS WEEK WITH Continuous Show, 11 A. gone te 11 ae M. pee Sunday, April 22—Mail Orders Now -~* TODAYS MATINEE WEEK APRIL i6th SSAA RPP “TU RR TO “4 MASTERFUL WORK of ROGER F_ MURRELL PRESENTS Ml AL JONES PROBUCTIONS INC. Mamn’s CREEN, Managing DIRECTOR Preset THE RIGHT’ MISTORIC AND EDUCAT~ HENRY CATALANO | THE WORLD'S GREATEST SINGING COME: “~ IONAL WALUE'- NEWS & ‘, ‘a ‘GOOD ACTING MAKES “Timely Reve S ae ee ~ . b imely Revue = ® (HIMSELF) WINOHELL SMITH FABIOLA WORTH Mat. Today Mildred Siliy Sturm 11} — = “ - “sf ' MICHY- KOO 1973 “The Play Everybody Loves” WHILE "= TRIBUNE * Davies Gens Sisters | ee i é Prices, Matinees, 25c, 50c, 750 A BEAUTIFUL SPECTACLE. REAL THE , ; Ly ee ences oP 7e case, Sendai: Gaberten DRAMA ENRICHED BY EXQUISITE GLENCOE = Bp ° ; C E | EN FRANCE Oe en ne ee enn nn nn nae Mat at 2:15 Eve. at 8:15 MUSICAL ACCOMPANIMENT - SISTERS ACCLAIMED BY PRESS AND PUBLIO IN 8T. LOUIs Reliance—M — “Fabiela has. cripping | interest. Dr. Henneman’s music is an added feature.” — AND COMPANY IN THE in. a » LATE STAR OF ZIEGFELD ° ‘LOBE DEM . “ . RESOL Derina 1922 the Pest-Dispatch “ “—POST -DISPATCH. “ T 9 - “ey . Pp A play of great dignity and high AR MINUTE MAN +: . ; ALBERT BALLIN .. PHOTOPLAY THEATEES , cael aiahin PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _ printed 777.323 Teta! “Wante”"—228,344 “The film is preceded by an atmospheric prolog. "— ST ns as ae ae te The Distinguished Dramatic and Meving marntarromerthame ys so eee Sp. Saeee 2:05—TWICE DAILY—#:15 SHUBERT-JEFFERSON Sy et Fe ia HAMBURG DIE \t anon et BOB | MURPHY | a3 4 cm JOHN DAVIDSON BAYERN April 19 NIGHTS, S@c te $°.50 WATINEES WED AND SAT. Me to $7.00 “int vais” Favorite Funster = J . ~*~ And Company ef 12 Amerteay THURINGIA May 5 PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATEES | ere ‘6 Seto | HANSA May 17 viol —_— > STANLEY CHAPMAN | : . Circumstantial Evidenstl WESTPHALIA (new)... “MORE TO BE PITIED | - By Harrise PR | THAN CENSCRED” a Armstreag ~ it ee oe the ee STANLEY, GRACE | rs 4 r ; modest but no less comfortable one TRIPP AYER in? . THE CHIEF CA J} : of accommodation you choose, you are “= * > . : . . : 4 ~~" and and | Sensational Indian Baris Or a eee MOWATT BROTHER . Assisted by Miss Jeanne % . experience in steamship management c | ? ALEXANDRIA 7? | «4 fee MISS PERT & SUE KE TO tpetn yo Ua. Am. Lines. 978 il "AROUND Tinea ete eee Oe BD AMEE PACE, Mi i] HAMBURG AMER Laughing Acrobattes o' HHT Tee i t RUTH HOWELL Weman Aerialist : j ) dee -_ | The Peacock Orche RIALTO : ’ Fr mo (readin Boll Ream >" BILLS OF NEWS PICTURES; PANUS’ PLAYERS; FABLES; C | Tie American 40 QAANOURCE at 8:15 Au Weee Dé/rection-A/lew a Erlanger Nights, 500to aim re tenet OUND THE JOHN GOLDEN — Nhe Recently Gave St. Leais “Thank-€” and “Lightnin’.” ‘ash Others ee THEODORE ROBERTS | ee a |i rises anat Orn A COMIC TRAGEDY OF MARRIED LIFE By and with FRANK CRAVEN and Original Companer. tnciading Tim James Bradburr. Alice Owens, Leila Bennett. Jane Eliisen. Lreter C Mereeita E«smonde. Harry Leighten. Geerge Wright. Jr. STAGED BY WINCHELL SMITH ee | O K AW V , = . m yt NEXT WEEK i5S"\icier APRIL 23 zits Mall Orders M88) WHERE RHEUMATISM ME CHARLES OTIS Presente *) 98 The WASHINGTON HOTEL -/SKINNE Es “a n “MISTER ANTONIO” if OKAWVI >» Shows Erery Mats. Sat.& Sun. at 3 _ MAY’ _ =a ~— $7 ae Sat. Mat. an MCAVOY. ana ~ A BS wise — “0S, CONRAD NAGEL na ‘ats & THE SYMPHONY TRIO “RIGOLETTO” CHESTRA = - > - pe ye — 2S MICHEL GUSIKOFF GRACE LABEATU AND = TS MI + CHESTER MERTON. a =: AX StSINDEL Soloists ' R.,, Beg ODEON, Wednesday Eve. April 18th “NEWLY BICH” sae Nem te ‘ a oe Swed Pollard Comedy. for >, = mentas” @anttin teekn Wes fe Te eae START BARRIE oa , = 2 : P s $1.75-$2.00. No tax. Wender Organist. ; : “= Rs eiiheienaieiitt BY BOOTH TARAINGTON m ome - ; * te % " - %, = a GORDON x © tone se Celebrated Whistler. : Me ant ey __ BY BOOTH TARKI ; . “a %» " bony ; le =.= = ~ be - hs oe ae : ost eee es a ef i ie vew oe Ps ~ ce “ Cul ° - ne RM 2 Aap hi psnpin te nba arcatel omens + ye mitre oe * se Biittents. i tie dl ee ee a ee ne se “eRe ‘ i ae eg RN nbs ED Sone SNORE PORN Mg oP ora ym he; Be ©) ING tom ince d bin ale Oe 2 - See —. ME stan , ' wes . 5 ~ Ry "1 ; ae 4 d - _— . ee : . * . ain 156 I . . Dane. Mae SHIPS: Nombering 117 apd egere — -* : —s 1.2is.600@ tens Tate vest ; eS & _ - = is headed by the worlds largest PHOTOPLAY THBATERS ¥ ) D sus my ® ROUTES: From New York, Phiisdel- Z ' — ; , prin, Beeston, Pertiand. Moentres), Te Liverpeei, Coban. Pir- meute, Cherbcerg. Southampte=. ——. Antwerp. Bremen. Eam- . Ge ll an, tite de : Sage 3 : = ~ . « Torid Batt Mew. mre fei, wt te Etat, & Days == ‘‘ st Pay : ln yy BE burg ané Dansig. ot ae “Pons | Rey -. arr - ade | ~ *> ae ’ SERVICES: De Lure ew — Rew pas 5 eet ' te ~_ * Spee a Fe Yerk to Cherbourg and Seettame- oa _ “ So | tea, by THE MAGNIFICENT TRIO, ~ sare : —s ; — _ FO Un. Gn tes 5, Can. ST 32,936 people ‘ = & — : / : Majes*.« Orme Bomerie . service te Cobh ead Liverpee! tr have joined the *PEP & GINGER . the BIG FOUR, Adristie, Ba!tic, . Just the kind of a ““picy”™ = 7 Celtic and Cedric. The CONTIN- St. Louis press Burlesque Show You Have Been " ENTAL TYPE ships imeciades the Waiting a Loug Time for’! —— & (new) Beigeniand and the Lepiend. ad ‘ in acclaiming ’ The Exact \. MAIDS OF Come and See the oe Seasare cante ehipe eofer qeaacty at ¥. Show that (harm and Magic of ! ~ ) hae ™ 3 Changing » Show wiht ~ RATES: Te suit every Purse ané¢ Taste Paaee eS aries ane an Old Tithe Inte the SAILINGS: Tuesdays. Wednesdars, « Famods-. A Brightest. “aa poorest ; Thursdays, Saturdays. Shew ef the Year!! ez LINES: AMERICAN. ATLANTIC, TRANSPORT LEYLAND, 8®£D WHITE Fis cqudidieia Eeks Prien: Florence De Vere {E37 Datcee Eg Mildred Franklig "srteco=’s” eee STAR. WHITE STAR eed HEY povcinr Singer" Alfaretla Symonds J Sor Su;* DAN Tie tourasdens Mercantile Maries Co J . ) : : — ' ' ' ; Company's fascenger cad IGA cies Sevonted so enest | 7 — | iY kee WEN im EJ FRED REEB Pose EJ All Sig Shows BOOMS | pecs”, oS Bats, ner cg Peed gaa forceful photodrama : | Ce ee ——— i Reserved Seats tor Eantogy'! * Fy 650. "LEON El SiONEY Pim eerthwestern. breigh erat m2 — ——— e%. eae Det wvee tos Extra Sensational THE GIRL SHE D-D-DANCES! Se ee : ANOTHER ANCING FEATURE!) IN RED ~@0). twSkvinsi" ~ 4 oe Ps ry Seymour & Jeanette Bigge: ¥ fe . o/- ae, Cae ai — I Frank & EDITH HALLS - | BITE STAR » « oh * "TES *s | ; Alice De Garmo areritetion re : _ ELOMINION LINE More tham fifty di~timt | Wheaton & Boyd | POST-DISPATCH =| =_ 1 "LASS. ) tf. ae a” ets of amisrna? lal: "La : . ~~ J A / , ~ortim, © Exelustve Photepiay Sheowieg of a ee . iil : "PRODIGAL A Af te wa , 7 . =, -bewn ameonmc the swijmon St. Louis Best B ness £ ai Big Game With Gun and Camera on a fhriltine Motion Pr-tu _ ground the corner, Hew weer? of Maan™ Buetth- wot! + ———— —_—-— —— _ the WV ikl _). oe i” tive COMING NEXT WEEK | | LY RIC SIXTH) PAGEANT Ww. vlie’s 3 ‘Ore hestra if D. W. @RIFFITHC wo PINE pIAc AIE COOG AN in “DADDY” Ae etl B De Mille’s «4 rot | SHENANDOAH ree alten "Hie J ‘Drama of Youth, Puagassbesanciog Ma's BWI SSRees, ora PEARL WHITE til ery and “ws is iA ‘ GR way ee _ GRAND-FLORISSANT | 4 | Pen D E ER = fo L A ty t2eh EPISODE OF 8 CANARIES Ss “ONE EXCITING NIGHT” | ir \CKIE COOG Se ——— OS perri Compson” PLURBER

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oe SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1993. T-DISPATCH ' of “ATTRACTION i Se re | FF'S PASSE FRANK B, NOYES 1S HONORED WA AA HE MAXIMUM | ak TEENS ax PEF ( ? SHERI BY PUBLISHERS OF BRITAIN om QUALITy”» . — + anemia Ae 2 sini | 3 eeencon at . : ; — Fas ry : Noted Journalist at Dinner Given Y gt e $ ‘ : 2 ys | for Assoctated Press Head by ‘ re 2 ; L —~ a ag . ENDS CAREER | : Sir Roderick Jones. Wee’ | a. LONDON Apr.! 14.—The most 3 | — — s&s > . 2 > $1. 2 te * e+; - , ; BS ' MEXICAN HUTLAW noteworthy newspaper gathering of 3 ae M si ” : Wits a ee ele ite Yo conditions, no strings, na ga tpply go Cn. Am. Lines, 171 W. Randolph St., Chicago, pate! Lawson, of the Dally Tpiegraph, =i oe ee. as tions. Your Torrington is delivered at Special to the Post-Dispatcn iy] of 5 PERT & SUE KELTON | 1 , Oh. Sacee area aeeterers Fmt, SAONDO, ‘Tex.—-When Alfredo) WViam' Betty, of Shee Se oo once all ready to go to work. You ‘aird, representing ‘he usic—Dancing—Comedy g j UN I oi E D A M E R I Se A N 7 I N E F Luna, Mexican utlaw, nurdered N Cor “ a : pa iil s:' Henrv Cadbury he a” Posed by Jean Haskell | have 12months to pay for it, and it will Joint Service With Guadalupe Moren ¢ ra kid? aped th : of the Daily New Ss. Ralph Blumen ~ Goldwyn Film Star be taking the dust and drudgery out widow of his feld, editor of the Dally Express; of housecleaning every day of every > GE ae . 5 beautiful 16-year-old ' . - , . , +} it’ . a a? MACK q HAM B UR G A M ERICA N LI NE ‘victim, a few days ago, he committed wsGionegons eg ei yp Recciteeoig month for years after it's paid for. a atic — = 4 ‘ P of 1e orida, rns ; eITis, ©G- | - Sit 3 ; ithe last of a series of bloody ex- itor of the Daily Chronicle: llamil- ~ The Torrington Electric Cleaner is | oo | ploits. Luna was trailed to his camp ton Fyfe, editor of the Daily Herald; | “the most faithful servant that ever H HOWELL DUO . ‘ in the chaparral, 25 miles from here, T. P. O’Conner, ne veteran adept CY €; OF — entered the home.” bea eo cmaete ea ) ib a Sheriff's posse and there shot and parliamentarian; Viscount Long semens a... une | by @ Sheri ‘ns seceaas t of, W. Raxall, Gordon Selfridge, Go4- ) * Peacock Orchestra . }- and killed by Deputy Sheriff Victor ,.y Razal director pf. Mascon: HERE’S YOUR CHANCE TO OWN ONE ' es 4 r /Ortega. With the death of Luna and sir Harry Brittain, member of Par- “SUCH 4 wonderful evening’ , But act quickly——This offer is necessarily limited. . ++ of the Press Association; tobert He Held Prisoner Until Donald, chairman of the Empire Press l'nion: Sir James Owen, chair man of the Newspaper Society; Hal! Jack Ford. Director ‘the confession that he made to Mrs. liament and a ploneer in the promo- From Arcadia Ball Room : . : ee ae aie a Histtons: | | e A - ave . PLAYERS; FABLES; TOPics | Tie American Express Company Moreno there was solved the mystery 20 of Meet er wales dreamed the-girl-who-loves-to Come in today—or mail the coupon. 3 if several] murders 7 ssault8) . ohtse: Gir Frank New . tae af . ace ne stre of St. Loufs’™™ . ANNOUNCES ICS : idk have been comiltted 1 tne ron Wee sine nth Sac: ea dance, and she blew d good-night The Torrinston Shop, . , MATINE 4 pe me rag oe a Erlanger Nights, 500 to $3.50 COMEDY EVENT ROLDEN -0”" and “Lightnin’,” Presents 114 Locust St » 2 “var . > ° é¢ - 9 4 ieee meeees Section: UE the lower Hic) 2X2 kiss to the moon. “I didn’t miss Without any obligation on my part I would like « Free Demonstration of | SECOND ANNUAL CRUISE iGra nde bhorder in the last two years. = iy ae ; - | 2? tng eg a Electric Cleaner and a copy of your beok giving 101 uses ape L eit Mrs the canip that Luna told her of S a dance—yet if m, not tired at a . for Terrington Cleaner. ys Oi a For three days Lun 0! s \ ' crimes | Moreno a captive in his remote cam According to Mrs.Moreno, she was) ae . _ AROUND THE WORLD © Tie ik tor to ein tortures. Ac- shreatenal belt Anan aa Extending her slim, stockinged legs, she repeatedly 1923 -24 cording to her sworn story, Luna en- Jina while in camp. He spent much, caressed the silk lovingly. “How beauti- Tats, tered the Moreno horne 11VeG@ nies xf his ne te) her of the many | \ hor which 21t has chartered the oa Rio Hondo, late at n g hit oF hn sa had wide Bes He eaid ful you are”’ ? she breathed. You’ ve THE TORRINGTON SHOP | ‘akened her first an Kea if ner | that e killed Mis Marie Shroe , ; . : Eee @unarder S.S. FRANCONIA husband was at home. The latter salsa shakes 0 nici cae: at te been dancing too — but there’s nota The Torrington Cuneaty Established 1866 ‘Sailing from N Y b NOVEMBER 15 h, 1923 janswered for iseif, and J.una then was the man who brutally assaulted wrinkle. You’re as young aS | am. And 1124 Locust St. : Bo eng $921 Central 2372 ew York— t | struck Moreno | over the head with @ pf FF. Ehlers of Rio Hondo and at- 132 DAYS — 30,000 MILES eee and then pie sane up = Nn 4X. tacked Mrs. Ehlers, a few weeks ago. your snug hugs aTré SO comforting. ’m Send or Details, Deck Plans and Itinerary itn which he continged Desting Ddlgis purvone, he maid, wae to Midna glad I wore myEverwear—and I'm going Ninth and ad eT “a 6709 need Se ie of him and fled.| "tame cating ot aaa ee to wear you to many more good times.” wr ) TS , | He threatened to kill her if she mad Ww: lescribed as the most atrocious UNAB? Violin. Mandolin, Hawaiian Guitar, Tenor Banjo, Ukulele Jan oute ry ies a — “i lin the histery of the lower border EVERWEAR HOSIERY wae Milwaukee : 50 CENTS FER LESSON j the night, fil y Strsvsn®we AL Une ©; country The girl was accustomed to NO TUITION FEE—NO CHARGE FOR MUSIC ;camp. go to and from school, about three o OK AV W V | L s E, | The camp {s about two miles from miles from her home, on a horse. ee oe INSTRUMENT OFFER Wii Kivée to f*ach person that enrolla this week ‘WHERE RHEUMATISM MEETS ITS WATERLOO pa aene sicinanait east ot Sega Py Sie called Ba return home one eyve- : ; ‘ 50 per i@sson, their choice df these instruments ab- @0.UlLe@.5 free Los Leones je gril We in ning. Nothi: was thought of it at | The WASHINGTON HOTEL and BATHS Will Open on | Im captivils rom J irsaqay mori > the time Pgs frequently spent : oe Our Suggestion MAIL COUPON. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. OF MARRIED LIFE nal Company, including Tim Murphy, mnett, Jane Ellison, Lyster Chambers, ‘Leighton, George Wright, Jr. r CHELA, SMITH 23 Dicns, Mall Orders Now MAN Presents N ER| ANTONIO” TARKINGTON In a Great Play” @Cdnesday and Saturday, 50c to $2.00 . until Saturday afterr 7 Mon nights with friends in San Benito. ~ "wh TT A sk for Everwear No 24X, Come te the re this w@ek or ma'! the coupon for sa “s , nore tia nat 11 % ‘ ve de . a 4 , _— complete ~ information fo each perso SUNDA : AT RIL ISTH 1 j time A ] eno did n Woy av when sh { 7) ” VST f mn e¢€OMding the 9 shis : he Next day, when she failed to appear, Pan HALL He Mf In popular shades, at the coupon we vill also ma'i a copy of the late song hit Fiore 7 bd . a7) th 5 although i.tltla i fii het " ‘ re? uae @ef r? | r 7 HRA ‘ , iv Summer ‘ ‘au.* '% On the - & N. R. me 40 Miles From St. Louis. ANN UnINE, : tier : pies 2 a search was sta ted. Her horse was HH H better shops. This num- Mv nmeéer Moup and You.” z ’ food. He wet! QO if ipa ranen ound. and later her Dadiy L1utilate i . : 4 W hi > - jouse, Fome di: nee fr 1 tile - Y ee ; re 1.s¢ ss red eden ts caer? . \\ iy ber has won prominence Hawaiian School of Music as ngton Mineral Springs Co. to obtain food. she sai It was : shied an a Kay EAN a by its many merits. No. : I te: Ly he ag Mid-City Bids. OKAWVILLE, ILL. | -osses beat the country for several | NN \ Ne \\\\ on 4 24X is pure thread silk ; 54 ps — er $ atapuatbeess, hate re eee atta wm sa : a | as avs. and one man. a Mexican, be-} ae women’s hose, reinforced ja ed to have had some knowledge AN af at garter top, heel and toe. 1e, was killed when he re- . Wye Truly, the plaintruthisem- Name .. & a) a ot ; t ne ( rivy a oe ‘ sisted officers. Intense feeling pre- les bodied in the trademark. | Addvnebi i ikicesks fled throughout the San Benito hy | Re Send information and copy “Summer Moon.” ‘ 4 ‘ é 4 . c 4 ‘ a 4 4 4 4 ‘ . : ‘ d ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ . 4 4 ‘ dl 4 . ‘ ¢ : 4 . ‘ 4 ‘ 4 . ¢ . q ‘ 4 4 4 ¢ a ’ 4 4 . 4 4 e 4 4 4 4 ‘ : 4 4 oe ~* . al hihi, bin Minter MrMirrihrnstic. bite ————— eee sean ll ou th, ba b os 4 Di at ii as ~ i ee » ‘A if b pines . * ia saith ’ . re, ial = . : - : lee oD | Complete Service for ee 7 ;, country, and when Federico Ortega Riis, Surprise Week Here! fs Transatlantic Travel CHOR \\ Rt od and Rincones were arrested mob own o> if carer Gocat Dans er a ANCHOR: DONALDSON, ||. |viclonce was feared and the. men | SHIPS: Numbering 117 and eggre- = ae cea rnahed to. sal tat See ma yy \w 4} 1,215,000 tons. This vast Y. to Cherbourg and Southampton. : sriecaden i a ’ shore yr A Blackheads Go Quick is headed by the world's largest BERENGARIA ...Apr.24 May 15 June 5 | ; Y eter they were removed secretly 1 iy T ship, Majestic. ANSA......May 1 May 22 June 12 | Gouraud’s Sen Antonio, where: they See te he HN By rem Simple Method ROUTES: From New York, Phiiadel- é oT A’ May 8&8 May @0 June ig . N. ¥. to Plymouth. Cherbourg &£ Hamburg. | O t; | 4C¢. Sea Ss Bent . , , - Boston, Portland, Montreal, r¥RRHENIA... May 23 June 28 Aut. 5 rren a ( ream stetmone Cotten Gina = Piackheads—big ones or little ones shad Ineieoue Betenes wet clothig-Pib over the biackheada brisk ie, Olympic, Homeric. A /SAMARIA (new). June 9 July 12% Aug. 9 | dosotothe bestadvantage. Now madein SUB IAT aS) bs 16 NOMOUs Crimes, y €& few seconds—and wash off sbertson fiered a reward of . _ AM (DON'T MISS IT) > ~~ ww | Cunard Anchor 8. 8, Lines, _ 9? [:: e100 for the murderer of Gu; lune THAT PARTY THIS WEEKPQ | Gm : ; | Bee Ves WHY PAY MORE??? ; ~yphag a All | Hi anne” Up That aitoil | | Bs : - LAS : with the faithfulness with hich he | : _ettee avery She a ¢ a . ; sme “ us i a on er WIENS .? citarte rs faith case, got “er serch ‘i ———— CL a | fs,Pertect orm 1 Fri, a a ma- Sat reti . WILLIAMS. TOURS << : +3 : eon 1 5 days. Thev cover all of Western No Matter What ——_. ——— Furepe. including FEagiand and the : — Battlefields. Two. leaving about July CA a igs PPR a BI IRS Sa me 4 ist. are at specially reduced rates for , hae - ag Rea ygiagee Riga e a new trail which proved futile. That , etal ei night Ortega was directed to form And 16 Selections _ = : ert _W ‘a. vosse of Mexican boys an rv to ru we oon . | steamers from Mont- San irovenstine Direct. Basten. Maes. pre a ee ain. and this time’did not leave it, lthough it was two days old. His terrancan, Around the World. | and influenza. ing the tracks and led him to Luna’s '§ WHITE STAR TRIPS SIX WEEKS 10 SIX MONTHS QUICKER —SURER — SAFER ee ce es | _— All for TO EUROPE BUYER Be ee eciue’ wes Gntenewe ctl wich tie. tlle, bee Mee A na st We Ship Everywhere this § : ad Gail Ducts associated rn Luna an ahout 50 ge Sum mer | FOR THAT the wer ali as sym} ne - inet De ts " . dronped American Express 3 | NDUCTED TOURS | CAR By ; he band and atm was teand Hid uae co eee : Nelinered te Was GANARIES PM, GML Betrat Setic minovon em Sort aw ase 6=©6 SMITH-REIS Home on, armen — F Nee POST-DISPATCH gat enon" it nliced "he pce cry "that hi if not, don't fall ta ¢ Hal- ; 4 Diath and Locust six = A une ' 4 e no ' Tenth wlll rermave the rir } F , aS 00 ters ‘Dutch Song Restorer.” gieader ofa It never falls to restore voles, ) ‘g (Bell )Olive = ere from watisie , 1. oun of bandits whe. hews tea Piano Co., VAL. REIS, Gen. Mgr. ’ HAL os 5 Le ER: $: age AUTO ill Ne ea elect Bie edi ; ‘rmmitting crimes in the Rio Mente vance A é: | FOR SALE COLUMNS set i na st a ce oe ve a istrict, and hiding in the stretches 1005 OLIVE ; ST. Balance Payable $5.00 Per Month oa ALLER: -@ B PADDOCK, BOX P D-201, Kansas brush land between that place | wd Ff efeary nd the bay. icity, Me. — ae . ~ * ° 4 be

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SUNDAY, APRII. 15, 1923. SHIPMENTS TO JAPAN GALVESTON SOW GAIN Dispatch. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 4 st LOU'S POST : DISPATCH - NEBRASKA WILL PASE APPEALED TO SUPREME. COURT Lawyer Convicted of At- tempted Inheritance Fraud Insists Evidence Does Not Support Verdict. the death cell at the Deniten. | hr “walls,”: where severa! ‘, McRae age a plot to Dreak out, form he dat of these witnesses volunteered wh! * : CO, ¢ Sease ot a ’ + ne having , , a 4 cdg ses was on, the evidence death ws s te tbe Pos rlosed a date that he was able to ae 5. vidson 4 ADVERTISEMENT. A : T | remember because it was his edding cs oe in ther Matchl : . « tha O ess a gh G salveston for the ou Fie ee _ » was the increase c ual a ; 4 ts * Japan. These Against Appendicitis ring oN eae ak aE ae Simple Intestinal Antiseptic Is Worth Trial % : ‘ = - = 7 7 ~ Tested — : OUR SPECIAL OPTICAL OFFER Without Medicine SHELL FRAMES $2.00 $6.50 Better rision prerents sicht failure, stops head- ache, ner ach disorder, etc Faecution Date Set for Slayer. ts in : ms the | a? . Tyee , tiary , himself and others, was pence weeks ered and broken up by penitentiary 17 ate? au" orttiag. the day to have signed . — 4 Dance Kills Blind Maa. he was supposed WEW YORK After dancing sev- eral mumbers at a party Henry Wash)... Phe ‘2 totaly blind, dropped dea: rom heart disease as @ resi’! this will in &t. Joseph. One xe EO Fepruarr. ane A N XU) EXCLUSIVe - representatives for - . ILAMPICO Piang . bales dt Kine ~o Would Have EXPANSION SALE To further acquaint you with one of the finest and best-equipped Optical Departments in the city—also with the latest improved methods in ere test- ing—for eye comfort. & . 7 TES ALA OTR, GE NA Ee 4 sas , ‘ Ry , : ; Ee ae * . a ana ae a > ehrraee tr ‘i sid F i al aa Wisk a oat De : 4 a siti che Bxerreny 7 py . be : 5 ist nteit elie ip ge 7 eee ony — : ‘ a ’ a) ‘oe * . 4 Treacherous Disease GoonD Zi Lo Cempicte, with lenses, ap from : 2in-1 Rifocals (ne ce- ment’), up from ee en ee ee oe) MANY TRIED TO PROVE HEIRSHIP TO ESTATE Shoe Dealer in Hastings, Neb., Left Property Valued at $100,000, and Which J. L. SYEVERT, oO. D. Ca sed Suit Fvesight Specialist u : 24 YEARS lotestinal Antiseptia. 2. Atwenta No Case Too Difficult. No Charge for Testing here is now offered to the pubit ge ag SIEVERT & KERSTING OPTICAL AND JEWELRY CO. ‘oO Fvenings to 8 p. m. 2309 Cherokee Street (2 Ps Cherokse Cars to Door—Half Block East From Tefferson Av. Cara APPOINTMENTS MADE IF Dt SIRED. PHONE. SIDNEY 2454 Ousnhess stom- OUR Gt ARANTEE Money refunded if not pleased 4-Pe, American Walnut Bedroom Suiteins design; includes dresser, dressing table, hl bow-end bed and chest of drawers. : Well constructed and nicely finished. These four nieres aa & mee - ~~ v years |Add erika” (Bigned) Dr. a0ee CS gned ‘im af be: ene ° the weak of a recluse He invested savings in farms that grew rapid'tyv a of $160,000 -w nor en » \. ang when he _ a. oe _ *-* ‘ ed in « Se {> FB? >: A, 3 heirs When the story got into the ADVERTISEMENT It’s Great to Be Free of Backache! Due To Slow-Acting Kidne It’s Fine To Sleep So FREE FROM BLADDER IRRITA THOUSANDS KNOW THIS AFTER USING BALMWORT! Warner's Safe & Kidney and Liver Remedy » | ld be newspapers heirs sprang up every- where, and éuring the next 10 years engaged in None of. the courts were busilr rting out shou used for beneficial ac their “Your Mind Is a COUPON Sené particulars regarding Spe- cial Console (fer. tien. For 50 years this depend- @ sc claims. able remedr has proved its value them was recognized or was able to a ng natu Ire to restore the ’ in helpi 6 store Taese case. The claimants were 7 organs to & Bormal condition. of various names. and among them Warner's Safe SS was a half-breed Indian who claimed HH Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remeds § Warner's Safe Diabete« Remedy i Warner's Safe Rheumatic Remedy Hf. Lannin Warner's Safe Asthma Remedy citizen Warner's Safe Nersine letter and another e Warner's Safe Pills, ‘Const! pa- on the outside as the will tion ang Biliousness) and bearing the directioz Br Reliable Family Medicines § death % wy ‘ y é ok prove a \ to have evidence that O'Connor. hsé a ISS ~ oe wed ‘ + married his mother. 7 * © - — _ v > In 1916 there carm Mame .. es “sa dlarewver Preach & \enl« . eo kis the eoocrs , oe how bet. s. auw vied mat ler ast ct "or a Fo Ser is ~~ Foch * ier gy. Dae iG i ae | ® ce the books exc * the State preparatorv — ree . WHen man who was itediv calle >Ti ) f M S W aR” x = ° & merely appeared to protect a righ ha =” “onner might ac _> insists that th e. Ol Support the verdict Allegations by Stare aim made " . ° 23 ‘2 as the son of C "se +n bine a‘ ; : fan ‘s Kansas Lhe Dooks of found fust 4 ww ' it had that Watki: DaTrTesis ‘fr seve a : pose, and whe ters, had reading a. named © ‘he dead iawve where {tf was €onver a short time befor rears that the ‘harles O'% Toseph fnatru eip red T* or vd ty ‘ad a “had been eu fferir ~~ -~ + TL#?! on", rT 3 Years hh. a feath. and tha?’ draw a we he Was nm - farm (mat if Was witn two men who said the “ai.ed in off the etreet for thas - it was shown »b« “aimed to remembe- newspaper accotn’? »eyv had witnessed a w he * - ? & ager in & ears before A hands [2e@ su anda 4 the i‘onr - 3 *n4 ~ frem home t "Te me he dl he ever Fear State found that Johan O'Connor was in i James B. oO perscri pt ? . Orme: cooked lke his ss “4 : The =t2 “ SAG ‘rTrmnr Sa > * s ‘% hare & sfrarge aw oP and ther ‘eare q Bort kn ‘ey * ton wet [Frith a mar: se - . _ ° torwarded i* of hie @eath Tre tws Wt’ ®@ e«eee *ae?!'4@eA4 iastings a UPPOSE that your living room mg simply must be replaced this spring. And that the most youcan squeeze out of the housekeeping money is $20 or $30, for a 9 x 12 rug. And suppose that vou have resolved not to buy another rug until vou can afford a really pretty one. What will you do? Why, fust what other women of taste are doing—putting their rug money into the lovely new Kimlark Rugs. You have no idea how utterly satisfving they are—unless vou have already seen them. Their charming patterns and color- ings are a genuine delight. Their smooth, soft weave. their frmness and pliability, and their sturdy resistance to wear are equally surprising. And their inexpensiveness is almost beyond belief. Not only do you get two rugs for about the price of one; but every rug, being finished on both sides, gives double wear. Use them throughout the house— in living room, dining room, sun par- lor, hall and bedroom. You can even afford these fine floor coverings for the porch. They will wear remarkably and keep their good looks as long as they last. In all the better stores, they are clad to show them, because thev know what good rugs they ere. Be sure to see them, before you make a single rug purchase. | WASHABLE || DURABLE | JIM ¥ PLIABLE UGS (~ Se FOR EVERY FLOOR veryu here. Manufactured exclusivels New Yerk Ch hy Wy Kimlerk Rugs. = sand ord m=es, range «" price fom $2.50 te $27.50, depending wpe sir. NATIONAL FIBER TEXTILE COMPANY Sean Fereecisco Mille Neenah. Wiecensia Fou Oen Be Free You Can Enjoy Life! You need not lose sleep and get eld and haggerd icng before your time! Use Balmwort Tablets and prove it. Weakness of the kidneys fonctions brings on a long train cf aches, pains, distress and suffer- You may or may not have back- ache—Your symptoms may be a dragging, Weary, stiffness anc sore- ness of the muscles and jcints—or sudden, shooting, like rheumatism, of ing headache, dizziness, sluggish- ‘huly sen- sations. Distress in region, pressure atd mards foliowed by smarting ng, stinging sensations, sometimes and the neces- om resr bed from to six times curing tne night all mean that reed the a33is- tance of the centle-acting, balmy Balmwort Tablets. You are probably depressed. nervous, irritable and cress to your farrily atc associates. Palmwrcrt Tabicts have enna’ sea alien “ a ¥ malee@as) ** - ‘a > y of rising fr yoo stabbing pains, often x th blind-| + 'T had . > aed | to as 4 pou Bey anc ' mine Thanking yoe , Bain, yours . helping folks — past 15 years. Thousands them. In most cases, the first bring astonishing r your druggist and size Balmwort Tat the trial size, 60 cents Remember! Balmwort fs im sive, and the resuts mums you er money back. They © nt no habit-forming drugs eq _@uffered Four Long Balmwort [_— : Bretee Sirs: | dur di isorders ioe eve death and I lost weight f nds and was ; that I could net walk. oe read ; | your lttle book, | Balmwort Tabiets, |_of the ¢ . taken half ~ — of the bor I at to again de my own * otten so bad that I was Elood and black cots, Se : to your wond derful wort, I am aimost & well now. I can and will ree te all who are suffertag = bladder troubles, | Mrs. Anna ackey Ave. Woods Ean, Pitts burgh, Pa. Balmwort Helped After Others Gentlemen: I had sam years with kidney and trouble and hare remedies but none of relieved me ontil 1 lmrwort ae os ood resu ts. an fmoroving. Very traly, anche. — - ; Balmwo! TAB LET “THOUSANDS HAVE PROVED For sale by Woelff-Wilson and Judge & Dolph and all cuppa To BUY when someone must sel] and SELL Ss when someone seeks to buy is one Want | Ad route to profits. Watch the POST- DISPATCH Wants for offers. re ete 3 ; \ You'll need no ha cups have no corners ti And because the Kitchers ike” corners, you il: ha clean. The “rounded iz | Maid—and its no-pane have done away n7 That’s just one way in more convenient, becal Alce Bradley, famous ¢ you how to make the saver of time and work See the Kitchen Maid at or golden oak it will t Wasmoctnu - Exvic Andreas, | \

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APRIL 1 i FURNITURE Co, Matchless ue _——) oo t Bedroom Suite in period , dressing table, full-sive _ f drawers. ely finished. 9 gy an Be Arranged E-iFWE FURN IST nt M3COMPANY | JIN AVENUE r)\\ EMENT a | ree of he! ting Kidneys. Sleep Sound! DER IRRITATION W THIS AFTER belphic folks everywhere for the © } | past 15 years. Thousands rely os them. In most cases, the first few doses sa | your druggist and get the re _ »| size Balmwort Tablets—$1. the trial size, 60 cents. of Remeniber! Balmwort !s anal -| sive, and the results must satisfy . |} you or money back. They contain no habit- camel —_ or opiates. Balmwort Quickly Helped — Dear Sirs: I had suffered for four years with kidney and bl “iider disorders in the worst form. I had suffered everything but | death and I lost weight from 190 to 117 pounds and was so Wea that I could not walk. I picked up our little book, read about your almwort Tablets, rocured them, of the drug nti when I had taken hal? 0 the box I was able to again Am my own work. I h otten so bad that I was passing lood and black clots, but thanks to your wonderful medicine, Balm- wort, I am almost a well womas now. I can and will recommend " to all who are suffering from mney and bladder troubles, ike mine. omg you again, I re main, yours trul : Dante, Rear 98 Mrs. Anna Lackey Ave.. Woods Run, N. Pittsburgh, Pa. Balmwort Helped After Others Failed © Gentlemen: aS had mt years wit ney an a trouble and have tried various remedies but none of them eve? relieved me until 1 etarted ntinually Baimwort Tablets which p ood results. and I am conti 3 ye ay 5 Very truly, HAVE PROVED IT” Judge & Dolph and all druggists. bring astoniching relief. Go now te ~ Sa : : Thos. Cinocha, Fayetteville, Ar® — ! ne must sell and SELL to buy is one Want ts. Watch the POST- for offers. ae e ied Hi SUNDAY, Sat APRII. 15. 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approxtmately 40,000. | ST. LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH : *~+ a iu SHIPMENTS TO JAPAN GALVESTON SHOW GAIN i /oniy 29,520 bales during March of! exports | | tal, 160,617 bales, a slight increase over | | 1922. The total cotton gay this port last month were ports to France, however, were con- | siderably below the March, 1822, to- when 36,870 bales were shipped | to that country. 4 66 ing Tut’s” Treasures 1 §=© Would Have Included the NEW EDISON—Had : He Lived in Its Day. Console 00 Down to 5 Heppelwhite Will Deliver This New Edison Home You Too Can Own One of These Treasures ~NEW EDISON Special Club Plan | On Our Mr Our Your Is That There Should Be Real Music— The NEW EDISON—In Every Home Makes This Possible We Will Deliver a NEW EDISON To Your Home on Your Own Terms Edison’s Wish Special Club “Your Mind Is at Rest— When You Buy the Best’’ COUPON Send particulars regarding Spe- cial Console Offer. Crh «hag ue dee 606s 6 0.00 > » = ; 7 * 7 bales, as compared wi t} snowed an increase over February, as compared with 62,147 bales in 1) aggregatin 74( 1) : I . 59,4 les during: February. ‘eRreCEaAting 14,740 bales, as com- | kf ebruary and 64,991 bales in March, ge bales and’ pared with 12,088 bales. The ex- 1922 'The (branches for from 15 to iH Galt, treasure! ‘FOUR 6-FAMILY APARTMENTS —— What They Are Doing in the Movie Studios Pola Negri's second American-| / Made picture, “The Cheat.” is well | mm | UNder way at the Paramount West | |, Coast studio. Jack Holt will be lead-| ‘ing man and Charles de Roche, who! recently came from France, will have) ‘the role of the yellow man of the) story. Dorothy Cumming, Robert Schable, Charles Stevenson and Helen Dunbar are a!so in the cast. Two plavers have been signed by | Mary Pickford to undertake impor 'tant roles in her next picture, the | | title of which is yet to be deter-| | mined. Holbrook Blinn, famous} | footlight star, at present playing the | |stellar role in ‘“‘The Bad Men” jn San Francisco, has been ch osen to enact the part of the King in ‘this new historica] romance, the back- | grou nd for hn is colorful and pic- | | turesque ol a Spain The portrayal | |of the Queen will be handled by |Clara Eames, another stage celeb- | rity. Motion pictures are becoming equal to a course in geography. They cover the world. Some of the new Paramount pictures furnish examples | of this. There is ‘The Covered Wag ’ which traverses the West ern plains fron: Missourt f® Orego: and California; “The oats (‘lay laid in India; “My Ame ‘anh Wife Gloria Swanson’s recent picture, laid | ‘in South America} “The Trq@il of the | Lonesome Pine,” starring Mary routed Minter, a Southern mount Pola Negri in “Bella Donna,” an Egyptian background; | White Flower,” starring Betty Comp- son, filmed in Hawatli, and s0 on, : O14 Tutankhamen, dead these) thousands of years, will live again in motion pictures, thanks to Cect] B. de Nille. who will use the ancient Egyptian King as a character In his | forthcoming Paramount picture, “The Ten Commandments.” ES ee NEW ATLAS IRON WORKS PLANT SERVED BY TERMINAL The Atlas Iron Works, a Missouri corporatio! has completed a well equipped plant to manufacture etriic- tural steel and iron work for bulld- ines, The property is served by the, Terminal Railroad on its own switch track The buildings are of the “daylight” ction ts practicallv the #n-| sideg of steel sashes with ‘e ribbed glass. All niachines are operated bs connected motors and are served by three lines of traveling cranes ruti- | ning the entire length of the shop. | raw amterial, or stock yard, is served by a 159 foot nway. The organizers heen engaged pe, } - ’ constru oie w’| r Airact have 25 years. T officers Area William rd Smith, : dent; ©. B. wice president; Koppen, secretary, and Charles E resi{- A ai. Badge _ | SOON TO BE ERECTED. The Harrison Const on Co. Ww start immediately on f r gsix-family apartments for Agatste« brothers c1 arite on 1@ south side of Southwood avenue, about 600 feet west of Skin- ker road in the University City seo- tion of De Mun Park Each apart- ment will have seven large yms. The Harrison Construction Co {s operated by David’ R. Harrison, for- merlv of New York, and Manny Iweb ‘of Chicag the jJatter formerly gen- feral manager of the Friénd Co. of St i Touis This firm now has 1 der cor atruction $50,000 worth of apartment buildings at 6006 Washi ngeo n boul ivard and 6013-15 Washington, and (s ‘large apartm |Garden subdivist: ' addition, a three-fam! iC. P. Kidwell. the erection of several the planning on ents for Delmar “ s SALES IN DELMAR GARDEN REPORTED BY J, |, EPSTEIN _—s J. I. Epstein reports having sold | avenue, Delin: (;ard3n ly apartment, to hie rep rts the follow. = (39 Heman iT ing additional sales: Two three- family apartments in Delmar Garden 712 and 714 Kingeland avenue, to M ‘struction Co. 5488 Minerva avenue to 41:1) J. Nash, for the F. Il Wasser Con- and Tienry A ees: ia Kieline -korte for Georgé Swarting: 25 fee: ion the south side inue, loans aggregating $77,5 of Chouteau. are- west of California. for GS. W Peters. The firm also reports having made 00 during the / week. E, A. BOKERN COMPANY SELLS WASHINGTON AV, BUILDING — — _ The BE. A. Bokern Real Fetate Co. ‘reports having sold the building at! $1865-89 Washington avenue to R. M. 'Gaupel. — — This property is under a 10- year lease to the 8t. Louts Spring Co., (which ocouples same The building | was especially bullt for the spring company by Harry Horowitz. was represented in this sale by Obear Realty Co. who Frank g _ REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS | REPORTED BY EDGAR S$, WAER | te es Seams tena eae Fdgar 8. Waer reports the gale of 5412 Gareldine avenue for George Duerow; 8656 Arsenal etreet for Jo- seph Razinnisk! Or Becker southwest corner Grand and Yee ave- nue, stores and residence, to Theo- dore J Erdman; southwest corner | Josephine and Chouteau, stores anda | flats, for Severin Prag ° to ver a ———~ — eee Seven Burned Aunee Found. Bpecia] to the Post-Dispatch. DALLAS, Tex.—In a thicket ‘ust off the Fort Worth plke. agents «f | the Automobile Theft Bureau found ‘the “remains” of seven automobiles. The care had been stripped and the chassis of each burned that opera-| tives and peace officers might have ——w - difficulty {n locating the secret seria] | number usually under the right etde i of the frame near the rear wheel. | GRAIN FED SNOWBOUND DUCKS | Sportsmen piitiestaeie: Sure the Fow! YWtll | the stormy period fust pessed. The 4noks arrived during the mild | weather, but when the mercury went A small dose at bedtime brings relief and laughter by morning oe and do ‘tor's reot ords ove ¢ that 75 per cent of human has its origin in the intestinal canal, complicated with what is commonly called constipation. He- alizing what that figure means, mothers sh) } ild contrive methods of handling their children while they still control them _ will prevent ese future dan- te Teach chil- en regularity of bowel movement, and be especially watchful of young girls. Insist on two passages a day until the age of 18, when one is usually sufficient. Give pl of oranges and apples, * ‘ ft aes V er butter because it Freed the intes- tines, and encourage the drinking of water. ing, gas or wind on the stomach, sleeplessness, or lack of appetite examine the tongue and you will to it coated, accompanied by npleasant breath. The child is billo ous, constipated. According to age, give from one-half to a teaspoonful of Dr.» Caldwell's TAKE DR. CALDWELIS If vou detect restlessness, belch-. Ailing Children Get Well on Syrup Pepsin ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE Thousands of parents are asking Dremselves, “* Where can a trast worthy larative that anyone in 7 om can . ~ oom const Led on yru tri ill gprs Bify a Re gen sample boitie, eufficient for an adequate fest. Write me where to send it. Address Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 513 Washington Si ; Mont: ello, lilinois. Do u now! Syrup Pepsin, which children never object to taking as they like the taste. By morning the oungster will be well again, { ikovies if the nostrils are — up or there is persistent sn a dose of Syrup Pepsin up the fever and oold. Mrs. Geo. N. Colson of Ber-' nard, Me., keeps her family well in that way, and Mrs. Ida A. Burkett of Carrall, La., been using Syrup Pepsin for a dozen years, has raised her three children on it. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a vegetable com- pound of Pig tL ter senna and psin with agreeable aromatics. rh he formula, however, is on every package. Druggists’ have sold it with satisfaction to their customers for over 30 years, and it is now the largest selling family laxative in the world. Buy a bottle today. It_will last you ft months, and the cost is only about a cent a dose. who has | ; i Not Peri McGREGO Perish. down and the river froze the @ucks cG 4OR, Ila—The Northeast-| remained near the single open piece ern Fish and Game Association of water caused by the swift our- comprised of sportsmen of the four **™' in front of the city. northeasterr Ntintia- Z Fecal Porabane th your rooms—Floorcovering, We are ready to serve you—at always reasonable prices. Come in and open an account with us. | See Our Special 3-Room Outfit at $375.00 | Gibson Porcelain Refrigerators we wal 'f feat ire for this week a one- R! ece porcelain-lined Refrigc- » with ec; ade of best ash umber ar id fintshed a rich ea sheives with side-leer compart- Pipe with patent $50.00 1-Pc. Porcelain REFRIGERATOR Special for This Week Only, at Other Refrigerators Priced as Low at $12.50 This Handsome BABY CARRIAGE “aa your baby | APT ee oe. . 2 : 7 . ; ; . ine if ! mas ft © Tr; at Give more fresh air This handsome Raby Carriage comes {tn natural color and has adjustable baek. rubber- tired wheels and iA upholster- ed in fine Bedford cord. We also show—Sulkies Strollers and Carriages ot all sizes, in all finishes, on EASY TERMS We Show a Com- plete Line of Quick Meal, Buck’s and Favorite a is wo naortn! Buck's Gas Stoves rs ange has full-size oven, . ur large avmann an - and Ranges itary base oo 1t in absolutely guaranteed We Allow for Your Old Stove. to give satiafaction. Dainty Breakfast Set —Specially Priced! 19" Set includes five pleces table and four chairs and makes a lovely dainty Bet for an apart- ment or cottage dining room, Pretty colorings. Also many other benutifully dee an- rated Sets are in- cluded in this sale. OUR NEW SPRING LINE OF FLOORCOVERINGS is rrow complete. and we are quotin the following ttems a special prices, FOR THIS WEBK ONEY- o s at Wn: ee jn ANN) FELTED FIOOR- NEPONSET, CLOTH, square yaré.... 65c OQ. Wes ohn cocevcbece 85c CONGOLEUM, CORK PRINTED meeese ywer@ns «. daub ias 75¢ LEINOLABUM ........;.. 95c INLAID I4NOLEUM ...... $1.45 BadO-G0. Beverusees. AGG TG «o.6. avi svncdenssnnaes.inian $15.00 Pxl2-ft.Seamieas Brussels Plugs... .... cece. $19.40 x12%-ft. Seamiess Velwet Hugs... azn sa SEte-Ge. Gethacs Voruet WMG. osc ccdbdb thbbotcuduntccc 835.00 Seae SO. AARESCSS DOIG eS. 6+ os cstv rdestsdbestaéa | ahedan 843.50 @x12-ft. Fringed Whiten \ elvet PGs 5 de 53 dna dencsaa tee $49.50 —~Jn the Itallan Renaissance period. Room Suiteg pieces, inolud.ng buffet, extension table, five side and one armchair. American wal- nut finish. coeseteeeseeeseeeevreserseessesr oe z Sosy Payment Torms Arvenged on Ace Pectin inal Buettner’s N. W. Corner Washington Av. at Ninth St. ‘| PILES Cured Any eufferer fre pileg=<oe long etanding. axe quie cut risking « peony. Jwet ponds r owe absolutely nothing. THE GIR ai REDIL Phone for Seats—Ol. 4573, OR COSTS YOU NOTHING east Tom ular 10-deP treatment abecivtely f tt evures send $7, otherwise yeu _ RK. DARL TNOTON, See ATRO BLpe, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI ‘ ‘ . ~ : ; % a Lae, ee ia ee a ae

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fal 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. ‘5 4 | re Ties Western freight yards ADVERTISEMENT | WAX Theft From Salvation Army. tease singe i ggg est ae | e Post-Dispatch Ae PE LS ALL THIS WEEK: Council to Hear Burns addr (r 7 oss 7 Bures of New York } a — : ee of the Armer: ar A isle Organiza. - - : : ’ ® Be Better Looking—Take Olive mac cay: er ee : R U P U m SHE Tablets Lamb was sentenced to three months THE $Q@D} WERMIUTONE == as >:- IN R DANCES * ja n his plea of £7 t ie ted States ernment. ts 4'feren'’ (OH. Ht mw SHE DANCES) = ~ If your skin is yellow—complerxion pata. a ra : wit ra! ; oh a aE nn i aon - AYETY THEATER wa WKY 0 ty in I€. mie ec oeteeS O)E TUBEDPIIL(IC|C rent mersey me Se ae | —vrou have a taste in yo outh eT TOHsEPH w —— oe Siemens capnewminns ex tox Gada ae we | ~—a lazy, no good feeling—you sbouli Se rages 8 . ae Se ee sar — rome EEGs: Up That Party/ Lijit ‘Your Boy ; Comm unity H | | | take Olive Tablets Did, a swit mar ed aere ; sicia hs ‘ — . » » believed thet the bhurmran bed-r st mecaicai Although is-expertments 1 for the complete | The colors in Kaynees are fast set—ncither the sun nor tained ‘ : ¢ ‘an ‘nan VITAMIN ~ ve “e t | 4 Pui :4@ * : os +. ; Dror: = se 7 ‘ * ; . ss . ? ¢ A estrone cGeferse against 4 » =e ‘ - cftete == * se @Aar ou t : j drv will f fel th If rea are i thin ; e us ¢ eats, P 2 Pager I I ° i laun 45 4 ace em. 7 c z : , : | | | : ‘ Cy abet ' ; a C L ry - : + , 7 : ~ . * . pi ~ os 4d : ‘ : cA « imer se th Oust - ane SS eee EH s : mat You eat. MASTIN \ ao ' Ae Pe eats ? ols Wi my TS. oe tat ot, Bs oa ; . Ve*rece’ ; th ‘ * wg : a? ? : ™ ‘tee . ’ — ‘ aad at, ‘ = > esatcad . ev a p ' f : srwstions vanish as if by rwar'c ar. i Dr. Natausch aj the Jubilams; oe ~ aie , walls, woodwork or furniture. besatiful rae te tet ‘ant tal in Vienr All these es wer makes tt, Wurlitzer Ras ii | U a. : f i) . 77? otf . nr ertaay - ~ >» * > - ~ . seat: i — “ising ” ’ ee : : White. q ' : ’ ' > VOX += no ~ na 5 . =~ - , wee > . .- * : . s « _ ; . +> . “ " i ~_ : a : > mo? - " ; 4 »S . ‘ 3 e292 ent? « . . ‘oer . art : : ae ~; : ; =" * 2s : el . > 7 > ¢ willl eucmr oe > : , t es . "* aT " te w Le | Manufactured by BOSTON V a t on a , ~ . m — ee 7 | ug Fm Between 10th and 11th Ceniral 693 ie ons ' KAYNEE = | that the ha iw z4 : ; ‘Seems ; 2 Fiverett Statice, Rheumatism nate, while the hactiius « $10 Beaded Bags, Our Entire Line of — siemens Dn . 4 RATZ BROS. HDW. CO. 3239 fitherto - fical ef! > - ti a (aese Av. Left Him As If directed largely to new! in | $4.99 Cut Glass i: : PELTER HDwW. CO. SI7¢@ Eae- BG +8! ; | y 2 Ss : os s ten ¥. le Se ompenne ecelhepedepamaelliadl > | At Slaughtered Prices ' =. D. KOOP BDW. co. 1916 s. a ee ciation, § i i 3 ) . Ree We carry only the finest selet OTTO WOERHLE, 3114 Chippe- wa Se. . | i. © ’ : ' 4 . - ‘ . : 7 - . | a iC! wer atts a 3 | - ' ‘ ae oe tions of rose. diamond and fie SCHNEIDER HDW. CO. 96129 as expla) ~ =. S. Broadway. the natural prot es of ; ties at ral designs. ; ——_- -——_--- - TO DEALERS TY TOWNS WHERE AGENTS. If there ix neo KYANIZE ae — | a ; : ’ id @® free = : an - - ~>,* s) im? (nt-Glass Water q Ize »" ‘ agency in open te you. T+ S ’ * > 7 _—" - . ° ; » "re : eo es us ‘? ver 50 ears: It is from B = , : : fea Sets. 4 _ tributers, fer fall particulars. of the $2.99 Thousands : P $15.00 beautiful Cyt-Gim of Bargains [roar] AT 9 THE SELLING BEGINS!! tvceroat timMat enabies it t Wak in a beehive 3 | Offerin i2arv : ' r , " 7 . , a ¥ ee on thi. S75 OW aaa on naheamtinens = ees ina a record low prices. Never before such a wholesale slaughter of prices and values. Desperate juctios ns benoit n a a Ds cont - Sentenes that if mate aiuien. ft willie eeay a | = le Crete ere is a clean-cut saving to men and women who have the foresight to grasp a bona fide high-class, | = Peres Meh- eo power m™ A COLLECTION OF THE SEASON'S MOST APPROVED Stan event is duplicated, for while unusual values appear here and there in the market, SO COMPREHENSIV ‘ en ee oot bags, hand-painted china boys 4 db anemia tack nar meor LES IN NOVELTY JEWELRY, and the finest grades of silverware, marble, cut glass, lamps, handbags, @ — ‘a , "al “net Olle Po “ elt Bla suns >. one iarge group at so decisive a saving as you will find here. Monday, April the 16th, will stand out impressively @ facen dine lil ecdinesl eae anton that th: : one or the greastest bargain days of the times. Then stepping into Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday will be master " | \n you realize that this sale is backed by our $75,000 stock that alone wil] give you an idea of the extraordinary assortment you have to pick from. I See eS | TRY A CAN TODAY! nted Rich Polychrome Table Sets. | $4.00 Sheffield Silver Plate $2.50 Egyptian Earrings Spend Both Sides of Your Ask Your Grocer! Scientists For Centuries : eer * Fruit Bowl and Two Candle. § Sandwich Trays—You will ages } Dollar Here —. Sot ou sightsitrws Penis #14 and 1 f0e- | Giscives by ihe menoracene ee A ee ee un f Sticks $3.75 want to see these wonderful J Beautiful colors and ver} CONSOLE. GLASS TABLE © 7 a @eut of the army over fifty fF yy orpuscies of the Geler relays : foatin : aghast te vahies Sale -_ new. Sale : SETS, $1.99 ‘ a d Np eee for 90-ca‘led tron im iif : ts not tae rere om teva Nala nea , ? 6 ° $23.99 walne; two different _— for te ed oe on . o : ! Vail aie Price. . e price... e | nrice styles. sale price. - oe ‘ures, and I have read abeut “ric Acid — — wupeil I could : 1 eeuld : $7.50 Elegant Hand Pai Ice Cream Sets There > > PICK THEM OUT AT Boxes 05¢ $8.00 Silk Bags, $5.95 UP TO $25.00 BEADED SALE PRICE — ‘ ruse ‘accuse ae BAGS, $8.95 Mmatiers ana are th 4 we - om , ; toed - ’ D 1-4 ley Silks; some with new Egyptian tops, silk Hiere is a wonderful assor*= ment ef the fnest > X : : J : 7 ; 4 Ss ‘- = - ‘ ~~, - **). = . 2iGs . 4 ‘ + b | _— ™ - ect a - > “ ’ rere = - 4 7 rT) « . - ~ . ; . te caenes rhes ® @r- | ener, he otlis icin dt . Ladies Beautiful $4.00 Suk 3 Ffaran t 2 a2nc htec wiih merror ane coin pu! ed Bags: a.. ha nade. with beaded strap hand peneces belief induced him snd i-gions of “SVE *® OBCliius, he found eir de t > iM) se -_ , - as + Specialy ' e- “+ ‘ . unfortunate men and women = «: fensive power was tncreased | Bi to Styles to select fron $8.00 Sil Se ee eee . . = an “ > ++ > ~ | ¥ : i . . a . ” i ‘ _ * e¢ : qe oy th Papert: C O51 °° >) ilk Bags von getipeney ry Ael Tou might * , pt | Fax, iUpoids and fat. After aie Yriece . ot : , Terr. ee Sale price Gefenseless aga -: ~ * ~ -_ Poet : series of careful experiments a | I? wn > ~ . [ese iines, ail of which led ° eat of vour > eot, and beds caer ake same deductio: and concilu« os . a ’ s . , r, . « iPa —— ; a “ + eee ¥ ir mixture or « x } , ' . Rs ‘ ai : = Q . ; 4 . ' ne are ' = si a “ete tkabie far ' i? _' a >, % a 2 : : “> . . Male } Piatriburet ‘ree be an - —— — as _ as price ws : C $10 Hand-Painted : o ik dae at $3 a = sale ; 7 price Sutherity whe Gewoted over twenty rears ‘Acks the bacillus’” asked the corre. ‘ te — scientific study ef this particu ar spondent a : $1.00 Earrings Butto j Lamp 50c New Novelty ’ “4 tt om ee o . - ~- NOTE: Tf any reader of the Prat.Dts Dr. Jentzer assented rviant leornchar . Just = 1¢ any reader : pendant, dropshowers ° e ° Box Bracelets. rere”. * eee tw) : a. , Sale price...... 2 — . 7 i / | > = 2a ~~ r - - The “Anti-Bady” Jest sale G sign. Sale price . . : _ - - . the true cacep an@ «are ef Hat Kind of wax do : : tee?" ft a few of these : waar od ; as “ - ‘om. t= that w yrerineked Ah. that bh 7 eg a O seiect Irom. Sy Gectors and scientists for " eantar! Races as Sas Seen a matter for a : price > . = pis : & 2eoeT “ard —— : iz eit periment Thece sale orice > * — . . gn - Sre adout i¢ different waxes : + cai $1.50 and $2.00 ~} : ; . a * Cannot teil you the whole secre: 31.00 L i es = er i e and C Om Ds le protested Jenteer. “I have already Beauty Pins. 69 C $5.00 New Arrivals rR) “Wa. Cea. 9 saying a! in Mesh Bags that I have to «a newspaper.” By this Dr. Jentzer meant of Ladies’ 50c Cuff 33 Sale price, “2ie YPrice himgelf absolutely of the value o: Pins. Sale price his discovery he wt'l deecrihe every | eetaul te the medical profession. 4 _ Course, that when he has satisfied $2 9 . 5 be oe ass se : ; ps Se ss oN Sie ic: lt, hi nat Cheer

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Ri it ven j 4 ; Re —— _ APRIL. 15, 1928. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dafly Star and the Times Combined bv Approximately 40,000 __ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! ~" 7 RAR on malty Council] to Hear Burns. address a joint meeting of the Com- ° Those participating will be Mrs.'each month at Grab \f 7 ’ re . i" - tS as . ~ , ; ) . : : 2 ” AMAT sLPmoriail ) Ss peen ostp ? rom toga’ | tt T. Burns of New y ork, BC C- PUNY } und and (¢ ommunitys Coun- Season nds With Lola England de \ alpine, Cla vton chapel, Washineta: : set i ' T ped mas. - pos pones fr m ?t iny P : | Pe » of the American Assoc! atior, | cil in the Vandervoort auditorium ai , Williams, Miss Pearl Boyer, Miss Ma- —— wna AOD Rn Ne wee ER By : = ‘ rie Kessler, Miss Katherine Tenn sr, & in TF [ Another Example of the VALUES in Fhis 4 p. m. tomorrow on “Putting Char- munity Organization, will: ity on @ Business Basis’ | Four Concerts Frank Arnhold, Miss Pansie Rap-| ,penhagen and E. Ernest. Walker. | This Week Charles Galloway's free organ recital, House Cleaning Made a Pleasur e usually given the third Sunday of | | WITH THE ‘| be the Knights of Columbus Chorvat Club will sponsor the first public ap-— T | eae The GY Vacuum Electric uy? Ty.) ; . ; pearance of the new Ss mphony Trio, 5 EARNS’ % EAS WASHER 4ii oe . See the Big Spread in This a ) | aa i : 3 Section 6, Pages 14 and 15 composed of Rudolph Ganz, Michel; Gusikoff and H. Max Steindel On New Model With 3 Vacuum Cups |Thursday evening there will de we ELECTRIC PASTE pe a a emeare and Saction =e nanan (gpa of the St. Louis Mas- ore oan — Se = — senchor at the Coliseum, presenting | is recognized as the aranteed | heater to keep water hot. Z ‘a ‘sections of Max Bruch’s cantata,; exterminator for Cockro , Ants “Odysseus,’’ as the feature of its Waterbugs, Rats and Mice. , program: and that of the Morning Don’t waste time trying to kill these Miaest Cieb. at the a - = pests with powders, liquids or any f G a bedi i” : ) se ) 1105-] 107-1 109 Olive S; dalos Pipe Charles Dalmores, fren: irainue experimental preparati ie tenor, as soloist. : shi mss: ) Se Sa -"PLIANCE CO. F cial sor. ae Oley ranks with rhe, R@Qdy For Use—Better Than Traps We 3185S. Grand es ifirst virtuosi of his instrument, will 2-072. box, 35c 15-o0z. box, $1.50 i Phone Grand 65780 ‘ — play the following program: Im-| S$OLD EVERYWHERE The POSTDISPATCH is the only Gt Louls evening , | Debussy; “Gitana Caprice,” Hassel- newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ‘Norwegian Ballade,” Poenitz; = SS '*Danse Orientale,”” Cady; “Am | Springbrunnen, " Zabel, and “Spanish er notices the ’ Tedeschi. The Apollo Club, ) irected by Charles Galloway, will tailoring and 7 oe re. “WIL . Tester, soprano, and Mme ’ . ’ ; charge a haif-pint can of Kyanize Washable Celoid Finish. Choice ef mma os P : Pass: you Il grow prouder of it— you ll rely on { tints and white -8 10 . : : ; AST COLOR aX; : | an of BATE ee ee it more and more—with each passing year. carload [S sold. | of the Stuttgart Opera; and Ray-/| mond Koch, St. Louis baritone. Re- Manufactured by BOSTON VARNISH COMPANY m hearsals have been in progress for | HG Vy obd. Fiverett Station, Boston, 49, Mass. ee with argo ME of one num- O94} GM . 7 Wholesale Distributors 'ber, the excerpts from the Bruch is 904 Pine Street : WITTE HARDWARE CO., 704-6 N. Third St., St. Louis ‘cantata, “Odysseus,” will be sung for , | ’ The price of the Western Electric that price. But you'll have to act fahe frat time in this tity. The | : advanced to $145 on April first. quickly! It's a “never-again” op- of 11 movements, , . But by as ecial co- iv - y p operative ar- portunity. When this carload is Our Entire Line of | | Re Tz BROS. HDW Abe yi Speen 4 an tre 1 nee aageeeltea Anschuetsz has rangement with th k 1 ’RA s. . CO., 3228 A, LOESCH, 6200 Alabama Ay Dia ate tor wertathance. | They | ° . g e makers we got sold, never will you be able again Cut Glass panna —. sa 'will be as follows: No. III, “Odys- H ere 1f 1S-= one whole carload to sell at the old to get a Western Electric Washer \ FELTER HDW. CO., 5170 Eas- . PP tom Av. SOUTH END HDW. CO. 2861 ‘seus and the’ Sirens,” for chorus | price of $135. You can get one at for as little as $135. . ; - G als . - , T At Slaughtered Prices | =. D. KOOP ee ce, See 8. Seton & SON, Grand land solo baritone; No. IV, “The| Kin of We carry only the finest selec | ) erro WOERHLE, 3114 Chi! LEM KIERATH, 420: | Fempest at Sea.” for chorus and solo | L : . : - 4 ppe- CLEM KIPRATH, 4202 Lee Av. y ee ; a JOHNS & BEW1G, 2754 Park Av. | baritone; No. V, “Penelope's Mourn- | . = ° ‘ : a St. tions of rose, diamond and flo- | acHxeiner HDW. CO., 9612 ‘a CO., East St. ‘ing.’ mezzo-soprano solo; No. Vi, ' ee ‘SI a: seteeseciatteandoa souls, 111 -e t with the Phaeaceans,” e : : . . ral designs. Hg ae ———_—_-____________ jhe tits, with solo baritone and : ‘HE Western Electric Washer is found right now in thow- $5.00 Cut-Glass Water and EES. in oo Kt ar area [soprano: No. VIII, “Penelope Weav- sands of St. Louis homes. And it’s going to be found in ing a Garment,’ mezzo-soprano sold; | . . Me thousands more. Its goodness is known. It is wanted. Lots of Tea Sets BE exclusive agency ix open to you. Write us direct, or our dis- =— Eeribaters, for full particulars. land No. XI, “In Flames Ascending, $2.99 “im _ for chorus. | | people will tell you, “When we do get a washer, it will be a The text will be sung {n Ge orman. to Paul Graff's verses after Homer's. : " Western Electric.” $15.00 beautiful Cyt-Glass | ag ' “Odyssey.” Preceding numbers will | - be Handel’s Largo from ‘‘Xerxes,” | , : aig pete, ¥ arranged for mixed chorus; Ko-. Maybe you have said the same Western Electric NOW—for $10 $9 QQ schat’s ‘Deserted’ and_ Silchers’ a words yourself. If you have—well. less than it would cost you later !”’ “Tittle Girl, Let Me Tell You,” for | , di f : 4 ’ male chorus. unaccompanied: the in the ordinary course oO events it I 7 5 e wy jaria, “Ocean, Thou Mighty Monster.” | oe would be only a matter of months, = "ane worth while? Just, think 4 £ ! mn Teber's “‘Oberon.”’ Mma, ’ —_— EVER Y DA - ¢ 4 4 aahaks cathkers chen Maria.” Po | . or weeks, or days—and you d have ] t . asher made by the largest , ES |Koch and women’s chorus: and Sil- ) your Western Electric. electrical firm in the country, the 4 cher’s “Now Farewell, Thou Little } washer recommended and sold by Street’ and Weber's ‘Iuetzow's Wild ‘49 ’ : a bona fide high-class, legiti- Ride,” for male chorus, unacco:n- But why wait? Here’s a sale that St. Louis’ oldest and best-known santed, breaks in on the ordinary course of electric shop—the washer you have events—a sale that says, “Get your always wanted—buy it now and— alues. Desperate reductions ta : » You'l find real safety in the use of tan Malt— et, SO COMPREHENSIVE : t ofall—results are sure. That First American Concert Since War. lass, lamps, handbags, mesh , obs 7 : aafeguards you against wasted time >. ? ie ani i stand out impressively in :3 "and money. - | IS first American appearance | Sy . | since before the war will be sday will be master bargain § © Second—quality is guaranteed. You | made in St. Louis by M. Dal- have to pick from. q ons flavor |} mores, at the Morning Choral Club Wash er and W ringer ; ae : concert, Thuraday. This artist wes Built as firm and rigid and lasting as a steel office , Ou Sa V eC Ss ay '* TRY A CAN TO : , of é . ig DAY! |formerly a member of the Chicago building; beautifully finished inside and out; “4 al es j i . : : mT ra | bh d Both Sides of Your |. Ask Your Grocer! | Pciroamesd > oa and a! he eet poss smooth and quiet funning, easy to operate; safe Dollar Here me i+ Entagart & tte a at aA sate Ware as can be, with all moving parts enclosed—the Remember the price on this particular carload of Washers is $135. 4 ; r ive or zonengrin x CONSOLE GLASS TABLE ‘ re “ , cee Aiea tet” and “Romance,” Western Electric is the Washing Machine in its Just the one carload goes at this figure. When it is sold you won't SETS, $1.99 ; 4 aoe fe ———4 ~ . ' a enainlier “Invitation au Voyage.” finally perfected form. p . ; be able to get a Western Electric for less than $145. lt Siw ithitene nt ; oP, fcade- 941 Siewe Gee Fieurs.” Thorough cleansing without rubbing—that’s its ~ —* aa most wonderful feature. And so quick—15 min- sale price 7 : — : Fourdrain: “San Basilio” and “T i : — =e , Pastori’? Da Parma; “Dreams.” uttes to the average tubful, 3 to 5 tubfuls to the , | ) rere Seely Strelezkt: “Fleurette,”. McGeoch: | wide te tr ate co e y h6UFR ( “Gray Days.” Johnson, and “By the) conomécal tO TUN, tod—-§¢ worth Of Curren Ou pay on 5 own : $25.00 BEADED : | = : | Waters of Minnetonka,” Lieurance. | enough for most washings. ; 2 Beiter at —L? | | The principal number to be of- And it’s absolutely dependable. It has no chain AGS, $8.95 : r Be a 5 ba ‘fered by the club of women's voices to break, no belt to slip. It will serve you faith- Only ten dollars down—that’s all the cash you need—balance in con- , | fully year in and year out—for years, always on venient monthly amounts—a whole year to pay. in m with beaded strap handles; .. Se he. 4 lof the chorus of Flower Girls from the job. , 4m many beautiful colors; regu- 4 ; oS: ai, LA Wa ’s “‘Parsifal,” with incidental . 2 3 A i § agner’s ‘‘Parsifal with } nt S d h \ Ee ; _ ‘ 7 fs . qe wie . solos by Mrs. Hector M. E. Pas- en t 1S coupon is . 4 "ye i mezogiu and Mrs. Katharine Cow- —and a lady or gentleman demonstrator wil! ! : an. Other ensemble numbers ‘wil! call at your home to demonstrate the One Or sen S Cou on c ae fF » f Pe | | ibe Dunn's “It Was a Lover and His Western Electric. A demonstration 9 » © : ; 7 | ‘Lass,’ Stanford's “‘The Fatries,” uts you under no obligation to buy. ombs, Necklaces, Etc. : 2 : oy £, z Wastiiwateess “The These Fish . 2 While the chance is open—take it! The first move is yp to you. And the only Prices Ground to Pulp i |—CoFAS §' A: } ers.” an arrangement of Dvoraks place to get it is here. Demonstrations at the store or, on request, in your | oe = bi | . “Suanee River,”’ home. Come in, telephone or send the coupon. Do it now—no time to lose. rful assortment of the finest Read- 2 : a | . 'will be E. R. Kroeger's arrangement '“Humoresque™’ and 75c Filled Pearl Neck- q ad. | - , aa Zs lan with violin obligato by- Mrs. Esmer- and Cecil For- : ) - > a alda Berry-Mayes, laces and Ivory Pend ‘ oe ee te ee ®t Sect, evyth's * ants. Sale ) 2 iti 'dental solos by Mrs. Charles Bilan eit Co-+ ‘le C bs alll 'kenship and Miss Clara’ Schiief Ele — en ©, > rumefh |} Charles Galloway will conduct, and . ° | yernol® eal a? 50c New Novelty Music q the accompanists will be Pau! Friess | in , —s . =, Box Bracelets. Ps a ;and Adelbert Huguele: 9° : 10 ©. W + oD} a 4 | Other Music Items. soul n E on | Sale price. »eees 39¢ z: > HE Concordia Seminary Orches- wee emons a we “. T | 4 | tra of 26 pieces, under the di- . st. ae R04 P| M E Ss > E E $1. 50 and $2 00 Spanish : a ‘rection of Paul Boester, will give in tHE eeekee a cal ioe Combs. Sale ba .* leoncerts Tuesday and Wednesday a+?" mee Shee Lindell 6550 Central 168i C a 4 ‘evenings at the North St. Louts Tur oe a meet Electrical Experts Since 1880 rice. : i e , iner Hall, 1924 Salisbury street. and , y vee. oe aoe Bitne* e Se Res ; .C Hall, 3639 Ohio ave ei 1.00 Spanish Combs. 2 i ae ag gee wey violinist. will e i / 4 Jeaeden Sal 79¢ a. Ighest Quality’ ss ) recital by members of the Kroe OD es se oak ds A C FFORD BROKERAGE 9 CO. eer. aiuinni Association wit be giv. t the Church of | “4 @) Tuesday evennig ai 423 South 7th ‘ate Unity, 5015 Waterman avenyu ¥ ’ se. ee - hy * c= 7 a“ ep eae ‘ ara ¢ 2 *% Sa ‘ gos a z " . 2 k 5 x i, hres Cle gh ba ii alas Sininn. abe a and agen tem ee oe ees 3

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wtpasdae tia ent caer « fat a eee a ees Hees: ee GE 4 ee een Aone At POP moe & Re: ake ~ ag y Rg - . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. — | HARVARD CLUB ACTS without {ts episodes being Gepicted | The question is whether the censor sions would result from an exh{bition | TR 2 Ss eS il] r hj,of the picture avroac will permit it to be shown. Frene FIXTURE “EM P|] RE”’ FEATURES ] deers: Eouneles sg PLAYS BY GUI Y ane ape os © ig written and the opin a fears Brentano impres- | AND ANDREYEFF 22= 42n15. $3. ac In primitive Wisconsin. oniy twe ccs, makin ture, which will probably lead to @ SY ee enlarge rour farcrtt from Twin Cities. 56-acre cen- azicstads ‘eo 1 on toe ankle aon 2 for BLOOD MEG tet Iai || hecrs trem Twin Cities. SS-ocre ce. beight parinersn.p W-taA BI ners iA r ments mate frog rints when negat: > a CAN virgin pine. spruce and other trees. J. J. ‘9 a summer stock project *n bq furnien Fi ex: i wv’Ae BIG 25° Real bass fishing! An ideal, PERFECT Philadelphia. cz photos carefu! 1y between eardbeca-d : Sammer heme er high-clase resert. ae ‘ = eg rem, t with order We return post. oe eee Priced fer quick sale. Ne trades. Walter Hampden, who has Deen &n >y registered ma!’ — ce coneatt 98 Seath Wabasha. , , / 1l09 “nr denendert” «ince be f@ranced and THE. UNIQUE ART STUDIO ee | 11a Radic material t« ‘ts bought and sold ~+. Peel. Minn. mation entirely con Write for Free ! Trlustrat ted Cota ae Became —— : pine ot rst st.. Lo# Ange'ee Cal threagh Pest-Dispatck WV ants. sefore reu fe We sell te ceaheihy o at whoiesaie Dp REC et with PLUMBING andj *"cotrase from tne Teg i. 7 INDEPENDENT 3853827088! | Goce as acl : PLE realize his :deals as an r-man- 112i Chestnut St.. St. 420 1115, Mo. ager. rie ss play tlam ‘et, Othello “Macbeth,” “The Aer- 0 chant of Yenice The Tam'!ng of ADVERTISEMENT the Shrew.” “Romeo and Juliet,” e Servant tn the House” and “A ASTHMA TREATED FREE = sew warto Pay cot neve e Luxe In aAdaitic - a *ee x rew T.avs : — Fr ANA oa +h = -ar = - me "ae "T+ o NS Over 85,000 eases of ast . have rece i - new 1928 Model De « tried the remarkable treatment ciscow . s ” e of the most popular gs ered by a well known Kansas druggist. . “ a famous Outfit we have ever Just received for this Sale. Beautiful Body Fixtures made from So!l'4 housands of ietters testify resuits 7 7 if ; sta ! « tial ails a etc a — l. practical and . - - ~_ . - . z —-~» * : ~— / -> ? Cr prin Figture wired comp ete with Lamps or Shades ag Shown Reaé@y to peared. ihe same amazing resu-ts 00-/..4 carro] WeComas appears as the C es g borides Hang. tained by ethers ean be proven in your] ...--. pie eh ; i > own case at no expense. Br simply/., 1 allen P ia, t s ée wae f + of Living Room 4- Light Comp ete with Lampe $8 9.95 sending your name vou will be meiled ah sagsnep arte A, a i — - ipiete With # + $12.15] a reg ar s ze hottie of this presrrinp- ee: ° ° . ” ae a3 e with La s $ 5.70 r tion and ean try it free for 10 dars ae . - 7 ~~ as ‘32 w ~ e $ 2.40 ana if not satis‘ied rou are not to nay ’ in barrymore to iF is re wun apete 5 Bee Sat SEEMOE poe con bey Ghasech {fl T te coportea that Jota Bar meee LIVING-ROOM | DINING-ROOM BEDROOM KITCHEN Bath 1-Light .Oompiete w Shads $ 1! 13) sost of prepar ng tLe Prescription next sea ™ r 2 DD "a! eur ice of -ane 4 new Tudor design Four-piece g¢nrnuinse A a ttese - Perch l-Light Complete with Ba $ 1.15 a ¢) a This generous offer igs made cities n . | 2 a hee ote Ls. mahogany Daven in American walnut Ame an wa Red- sani tary = thea kone that the greatest number Richard ~ ¢ EMPIRE ELECTRIC CO 408 N. S enth Si. of asthma suiferers may De reached robert B. Mante is to pla 3 three-piece 's \ver- able, large ehina Anne design. Consists >? style > cone Tt 6V nad benefited. Addresa Mr. C. Leaven- bis familiar role cf Richelieu in a -uffed Suite S jeunes iy c tn five side chairs ful stze bo W-en ped large os g 'r2. Ae’ ane ae Pe ete oes tuft . an one armchair large esser, gemi-vran- le vo ONE DOOR NORTH OF JUDGE & DOLPH | Es 1556 a ae "camer 20-0, flim version of “Under the Red frary ta in Ran@some (exactiy ag (‘llugtrat- SS with adjust- | enamel chairs : eo free tria. treatment Will Robe” His wife Genevieve Ham- fleor lamp with lore- ed). uphoeistered in able wing mirrors, and [| latest tm ‘ad postpaid. per, wit! aso appear an) the feture ly sh shade wth ou rab e ,@eat her roomy chifforettea, There erameted Ai aed : “~e : p.ctur tawe socket hts and There ts also a beau- ts g)so rocker and bench tnet Nec = oy as ohn Charles Thomas pull chain. 2" ess | ‘ful velvet rug. 9x12. [| :5 match the Sutfte, as | trateéy Channing Polleck’s “dollar thea- Axminster rug (3x13). — R se rae Oy well as suitable pictures | ing fs 68 eas ° eeear as riat for ta in- n handsome vel lin j ‘er’ is te have competition Jesste one By opriate pic mg room = x12 pe pleasing deka, SOnstele, whose repertory compa- “ure ie 0S @re wel known in Detro!t, Prov- _ fence and Buffalo, is negctistine a for an wn Cater comms + pa = Easy insibeae ok nats page yaecies 4 =» , ow s said alres Finish 1103 OLIVE ST. ee . eo ee Superior Service > Y P Saresor Aine os 2 ; > we » —— 3 - a Neem yak “ , . ase > a a e 2 zg’ 3 g m1 rs ' fa 3 prog e thei 7 q THE INSTRUMENT OF QUALITY auve-Sourts i Cae : a, TT -_ Lecnard ‘ ‘ >| X i te dentevteas Wad chee, a “. | 9 Fer " s &, ° Yen FS > - | stock . , ee e ina Paty Pare owt site| Kroehl v : . r PLAYERS are said | roenier vavenpor = CLEAR AS A BELL | i to ha st $ es 2 sa | ; : ter | . ze : a “Procurater ¢ Judaes . 4 4 1\T''r e's pia The Tres | Brokor has failed as stimma n as aid n New *% e i | Cedar Chest—American Walnut Finish Gl The ~ 4-- enter ot . ‘Exaetivy as ITlle«trated ass 3 ng Chifforobe ’ ea x e Tenressee Nest of Five 5 ya —— = 7 ; . ee { nehes te § inches 3 ° “ . : ; wt : : sparkling glass A great | OnNnOTra Ca ers l | xter 2 ' we EXTRA SPECIAL CEDAR « omg —y e for the housewife. em- io iaicadhiiie hinds see’ . $21 50 2 ° i ‘ : set. emit .siccoos coos oo ett | . | 3 i peice Serort) 21. | Is Unquestioned sn : Q . “ present i @ | | As you listen to Sonora play the finer record- | : | ings of the world’s greatest artists and musical iz ; Organizations, you will wonder at the remark- ) E able manner in which it reproduces the exac : % ’ - . . > | tonal qualities peculiar to each mstrument. | ; a } = = | Comparison proves that no other phono- | : Agente : ; . mm ; | _ . | graph reproduces with such absolute fidelity. | : : tg s ] 5 J : _ . 2 - en" on Cl | Indeed, you must hear Sonora to appreciate “Range : eee ee | ‘the tremendous strides that have been made | — Baby Carriage : . 2 . , Ea ¢ | in sound reproduction. | ree. adjust tremely | The distinctly superior performance of Sonora is the | ‘ $16.50 natural result of a determination to build the best in- ' : : strument possible, together with constant research and a investigation. This b as led to many improvements and | : | “0 agp agua until today Sonora is the unquestioned | “THE FIRST YEAR,” AT | <a cae ything that goes *O maxe true prhono- | AMERICAN, IS COMEDY ' | ‘i Y ' We +a ow ‘ea 2 spec's »? Rater ger. -s “nr years we knew a. about proper ‘ns 2° n ) S60 to $3000 OF CON! UBIAL COMBAT he Bn ae . nertmente. Chm heat meted 4 im aa and we unbesttating!r rec ' fentinved Frem rage Ome eona: "eann? ya an “he Procress Seam e«s Stee Petfrigera’ors a2 the beer = their -e«pecti¥e 7 ' . be <.owr -respe e of $* | | ' \ . . . { ~~ ; -e ef ee . "O°, ‘ce ~" = a : i (an - --a7 ge t rien for | Dealers Everywhere | “v 8 ciy economical of We. clean as easily as @ chine dish, are arranged suet Siam ' » ee ea . ; | - -# Bus your Sonera ontv trom a deaie uho displays the offical | , certifcate of authorization issued by this company | S R fr | : | : aes Our pecial Leonard ( e€anabie ne rige | SONORA PHONOGRAPH CO., Inc. | ante Cabinet | ‘ . Beau’ rigerator: most convenientir arranged food compartments 279 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY : . Style and arg? e chan Extremely good looking and long wearing. Economical of ice $ s ’ est 6 re eas!) aned amd perfect sanftar (Similar te illustration , 7s r easy Wholesale Distributors | The Ge se . Gas Stove : | Cc. D. Vv : | . | SMITH DRUG COMPANY . Aitiinsten” tinal : | 613 Arcade Bu ding : . ae : 9 et 38.50 Fine Velvets (9x12) $26.50 | r — eas Brussels (9x12) _ $18.50 zi ra 36 5 . Armstrong Linoleum, per yard. 95¢ , $ 0 Special Grass Rug, 9x12, $8.75 - PAY BY WEEK OR MONTH 5 = TS + rer a jin vere red Fram The Store TLOULS We carry a complete assortment of Sonora Phon phs and —-—- ¢ selected " o : oa _Pianos, Player Pianos and Reproducing Pianos. "LA GARCONNE” say FILMED Val i) | Our Unexcelled ‘service and courteous treatment are yours. PARIS. 4 "hes iene .. | | Better Values i . BEYER & SON peers was expend from ene te | Pp nm FRAKXLIN AVE (facts igion of Honor. ‘s ing filmed. amid : ower rrices a Est. 50 Years l7th & Locust. Easy T fo “here of ‘Sreteet, Ghtectere una SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER 4 asy errs ° beck hes done harm ene igh v2 als a ee a . 4 = ae. ERR PG eh PHASE HE H System ful, invigorating that makes you in pure joy, jus possibly can. The Holland hundreds upon and vapor syst air furnaces thi the satisfaction System. Illustration land No. 45 i pipesystem connections Pome ee SS emo, A Mick... Ti4 S. Winter

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-Democrat and the Times Combined. ArtIL 8 It ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe a3 al , ‘A Py —_ a — ee ae | 2 AG — - 3 ; Koowiag frum terrt Se «f 7 aerins conse ty ren mais ; a oe —~ ees = | , , * = . - eunre 4 * . ‘= H = ~ ae 2 ‘si ah : | Sercere S7 « = be wer at HE HOLLAND Warm-Air Circulating 1 Mote! De Lexe Oxty Ga System does provide good air for health- sve sed Zi ‘ful, invigorating breathing. It is the kind of air pe rr peer t Te Mae a eit ie Me OMEN oy Cae Ce ae BY Py NORE es av vgs ae Go ae oe aN ia = CL ee ae ae Be Mp SPOTS ae BN SSR A, ee Nes. seg Ma eee DAE eS ia Re as ar 2 a a bak AP x We ee ae ‘ert, tes'ere trom the ¢£ : that makes you want to stretch out your arms in pure joy, just to breathe as deeply as you icmneeinins The Holland System is not only replacing A conrententiy arranges hundreds upon hundreds of hot-water, steam ry s cavine: gee range ranges, a : , ° at ‘aie tag'sie -_— ait furnaces that, old or new, fail to provide cg t @ gexsine beid MRA aaa to breathe, now that we have a Holland Warm Air Circu- Terms of Payment } possibly can. ee : — caer vapor systems, but also just as many hot- a°g* poreela n-tep inec veracity asiaeime .—s the satisfaction that goes with the Holland Sct yeas © meet 3 + “Oh, Daddy, it feels good just lating System.” — ' Illustration shows Hol- {ery 7 . land No. 45, complete ¥i3%F. | ‘C= > pipe systembeforepipe \ytgare & : NS connections are made. {e358 ' It is true that the Holland System is the most economical. You can waste many tons of good fuel and burn up a lot of But judging from a careful analysis of sales, the replacement is real money through the inefficiency of a poor furnace. And it's ) Js : : Say due primarily to the Holland’s excellent provision for air circula- strange indeed why so many hard-headed husiness sent amend ee —s TE ree : : Pe ee & tion and humidity every other thing, will stand for such waste and accept “any old _ ook 3 be: ee te | furnace” without personal investigation before buying. Ai little : ee GEL pass % Ste Rs : : time spent in looking into the merits of the Holland System in ad- B . ’ “art BEY ! ele : It is not strange that the Holland excels in sales when it excels vance will add much to your comfort and spare many a drain on ed Suite iw aS: oe SG. in the advantages of comfort, convenience and economy—the very your pocketbook later on. things that the home-owner pays for when he buys a heating sys- Right new—before house-cleaning—is a good time to take ecru | 492 iE) . > a | 4 , —— ed tem. care of your furnace problem. ‘Make sure of your installation by ee two-re riety “J calling up a Holland Branch today, or writing the General Office. Remember, no matter how handsome your house may be—it Asking for information will not obligate you in the least. is never’a “home” until it is comfortably heated and ventilated. | oth E The Holland adds that final touch of silieasfort to home happi- FREE BOOK a hee Je ness. It makes every room livable, inviting and cheery. It makes “The Whole House Comfortable and %, elit for health through proper air circulation. Clean” is an attractive‘new book—a guide you eae i go @: should have in furnace buying. f oe HOLLAND vo i | ME ao ae , | ar re is one right way to buy a heating system for your home. Send the coupon to us or get in touch ; ' eB, Buy it yourself! And if your home is already built, buy it in your with the nearest Holland Branch today. NO. 45. mos home. Buy from a representative of a proven concern; one able No matter how many furnaces we s 9 eas ; make, their installation depends en- to shoulder all the responsibility. .And get the factory price! tirely upon the number of wained men available. Looktat the list of Holland Serv- @ ice Branches printed at bottom of # : his page. ‘The Holland man ing lation. You may have full confidence in the advice and informa- oan an weitl gladly give you Aas tion they give you because their recommendations are backed by valuable information on home the guarantee of this company. heating. i | ghee ee Roe HO LLAND FURNACE CO. (Ae: Holland men are not only heating experts. They are gentle- a 7 . | : HOLL H [8,4 # men; the kind of men whom folks like to meet in their’ homes. ante a gaat rive AND MICH. Paar k Holland men receive a special training in home heating and venti- - Ms euah eee ceecece ane? PATD, ». JAN. 91917 — ~~ = ST. LOUIS CENTR AL OFFICE. Holland F urnace Company CLIP HERE—PLEASE WRITE WITH PENCIL 4523 SHAW AV. Largest Installers of Furnaces in the World ftemen bond tp SEAM aeaoe, Sune Whole House Comfort- Phone Victor 1153 and Grand 5854 Directly and Solely Responsible to You eS | Other St. Louis Branches Are in Alphabetical General Offices: Holland, Michigan ij; we PPrrrrrerr tr ri yrerereen fart r fre tf) ro es List Below. Two Factories: Over 240 Factory Branches Address Holland, Mich. and Cedar Rapids, Ia. in Central States CALL UP THE HOLLAND SERVICE BRANCH IN YOUR CITY. These are Exclusive Holland pungesqete ck. Gets Dealers. x 4312 W. Madison St., Phone Cotdmbus 4470 Enat 6¢. Louis, m., 1118 IND im Mich.. 216 8. Winter 7119 8. Halsted St., Phone art ey Bem ae Elgin, Til. 399 in, 216 Hebert OE ee 1661 701 Maseachu; atoon Tl. 808 Sone Madieon Av. Alleghany, 1801 Brighten R4., Phene Codar nr eee T0058 S. calcane Ay PPuliman 0608 Elkhart, ind., _, Sgoond B6. iowa” aeeener E. Market #1. Menomineg, Mich., Magento Temple. One. AY. south Hille, 125 Brownsville RA. 4 oo . Ma : = J “ Elyria, Ohio, 47_E . chigan n 2 , a ugh, Mich.. Phone & Mic et AY 4149 §. Ashland Av., Prospect 11 Feats 1529 Peach Bt, Iron Mountain, atich.. 208 Stephenson Av. Middletown, Ohio, Cor. 4th and erendwag® B oes, iaetice Steubenvilic. Ohie’ 140 ¥. oa ee. F ° BRR gden AY oe Phone Law ndale 1249 Ironwood, h Cc \ » Ww FE r wi .. 734— > A. Bred. TOOAVY Atey ene Yr o nt, “ s., . s . ea J 5 v. e 115 Chisholm St. 5710 Montrose Av... Rhone Juniper 1853p Exeville, Ind., 417-19 Thiré St. Jacksonville, Iil., 218-N, Sandy _ MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. etemater 2768 Crafton, 152 Neble Av.. Phone Walnut 13013 Superior, Wis. 1520 Tower Chicago Heights, Ul., 1345 Garden Av. Phone 1629 Janesville, Wis., 317 N. Milwaukee St. 804 E. Lake 5t., Done nt. Pontiac, IM. Phone Chicago Heights 543 ¥ Jamestown, N. ¥., 620 EB. Second St. or ay 225 Harrison Pontiac, Mich.. 63 N. Taylorville, Il., . 120 W. Libert Chillicothe, O., 365 Vine St. Faribault, Minn., 122 W. 4th Johnstown, Pa., 3324 Bedford St, Phone 1778 W ¢ St. Pest, Haven, Wich.. 1498 Le Beer Av. . Seite Atianta mraseb CINCINNATI, OHTO Ohio, 330 College St. —— ae 104 8. Joliet, F Phone Joliet 2546 * Wis, 618 N. Q : right for the @& ; abo. Savings Bank BL Court and Klm Sts., Phone Canal 82 : h., 1203 N. ae a. op o. — rie foe 1 ’ a 5 Oxlo, workmansh'p_¢ , c Av. CLEVELAND, OHIO : ta., 10 | . Kalamaroo, i Clentens, ” ~~ Ay ‘120. Fourm | i. wy Page + ‘ . 2833 W. 25th St., | Addr - eae ye > Traverse City Behm nt ES ee eh 1388 Warren Rd., one 3 tees ate 9 hasan - oa St. Proper insulation convenient & » Fa., 004 nite, St., Phone 4538 .We unhesttating!y recommen : ke 1101 Main St mthe best {n their respective ¢: - , are nee trust er*a’ ‘ ar = 5245 Broadway Muncla ind. Exc Varge . Kenwood Av. 8104 Superior Av., N. E. Phone Cosmiane 8601 reeport. Mich., 439 Ste . : Muscatine, lowa, 8 W. pe Refrig erator ‘2 B 16157 Euclid Av., Phone Eddy 236 venous’ Ohio, 1518 Napoleon 1534 Walnut Muskegon, Mich. 2 Thr ° Wes » as * Minn Lawler Theatre 11621 Kinsman Rd., Phone Falrmount 1506 Kendall vill ut Av. ‘ R ESTER. yw. X Mich. 132-4 &, epee 1 Fl a en ba 120 owe gare ell compartme 614 N. Water & f + oar aed a blll Gahesbare, | Tll., Main and ~~ Kenosha, wie. 450 Pearl s ow Afeany , 4' - St. ae aeate St. : . oe ; i i) Pa., . or: 25% Lincoln Way E. Kokomo, Ind., 206 8. Main o, 44 eco Rockferd, Ill., 100 Third 5&t. Beonomical of tre, "$39. 603 7th Av., Phone B. F. 997 (Coldwater, Mich., 233 W. Peart 8t. — ot 0, 125% Lincel 679 oy we atle. Ind. 404 N. Main 68. ime, O.. 709 N. Main St. L °@ Neshannock AY. ~ : 223 S. Charles St. Phone Gary 105 La Crossé, Wis., 123 Pearl go Fa 529 Neshas Saginaw, Mich., 200 N. Han Nton EASY TE ‘ \ 685 N. High &St., Phone Main 2162 : Ind.. Add. 117 8. Second 8t., Elkhart , . —_ ky ah Peron Connersville, Ind.. 2138 Grand Av. et tavem, Mich., 813 Fulton St. Poe tag So S19 "Taian New P hiladelphis, Ohio, AA Rive = St. Cloud. Minn., 11 8th Av. N. , » 212 Maple St. Council Bluffs, lowa Grand Rapids, Mich., 317 Division Av,, 8, Ia Porte, Ind., 907 Harrison Niagara Fails, aa a Ofte bony : — , 107 W. Market 506 5S. Main St., Phone 539 Green ch Wis., 816 Elmore Lebanon, Ind., 112% 8. Lebanon Niles. Mich.. 300 x. sa st. Conta’ wy ee $1.00 © ‘This Story St. D Groen ae rsh, Pa., +44 Pf oo Lima, Ohio, 232 N. Union Noblesville, Ind., 19 8 . D | Speman An reenvilie, ci Lincoln, Neb., 843 “oO” Down | ~# BS eee ee, O01 E. 24 Bt. H Logansport ind., ss6 Third St. ary NEBR. 120 8, Frederick 8 % p” Dayton, ohio’ 1618 W. Third St. Hamilton, Ohio, oo _ tea Rags Lorain, Ohio, 17%. F E. , one s. ‘ , Phone Jackson 4726 Pay Sender tS Jefferson 86. Deflenre, Ohio; Fh Me on LAEnSOR, EE. 607 ~ {em espsmg : p ayne St., Phone 191-X De Kalb. Ill., 629 8. Second St. Hancock, Mich., 034 Ethel Av, Oskaloos iil. c DES MOINES, IOWA +» 206 Chestsut 5t.. ss 7+ + ated ows, 919 ass A A Lind 102-104 Fifth St., Phone Wal. 598 Phone 666 ; Owosso, Mich., Cleveland Ar., 8. W. DETROIT, MICH. ‘ 364 } 8. First St, W. 8104 W. Grand Biv 7 nene Northway 8814 , Call k 2860231 ° ~ BR Aaaene me 137 N. y By t. Dixon, W)., 1321 W. Thi Ph 4" Ohio, B, 315 Sth ~~ m Bide: 308 bebesee, "122 E, Mic higan . ~ 4 a Ind ’ Boo = niet ie "hone Dulut nn, c d., 805 a » 318 Johnston St. Dunkirk, N 2% 4535 Main St. urera r Face Th =HOIs Holland, Mic! th M ; v0) x sd arq ch., E. Crescent 5+. Jenk Arcade Bidg. I5 KF. Van Buren 8&2. E , 08 2d Marshfield, Wis... 526 8. Central Pitingni Fh enkins, COLUMBUS, ONTO : Ar. @ Wabash 20°70 E. Liverpool, Ohio, 313 E. 2d St. Huntington, Ind. 1106 Henry 8. Mason City, lowa, 408 8. Federal Av. a 6 ads girs. GL, Wick c

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a e i a - eee ST “Spee AY. Art $22 alone Exceeds that of the pate ey ¥ Ad x Mi eee . 7 i ee a ——— Daily Ster and the Times Combined bv Approximately 40,000. . 2 1 t Se SSeS » ae Sas % wa ae Me PE es ae - —————— Gladys Cooper the Loveliest of “Magdas’’ Her gradual chanas in the fire of thease from contemptuous atnuserrent ee ame os “Fr and everything heretofore produced. Guaranteed day by day, in every way, rates the 2? ee . ~ 4 ° LON Dt April 14, 3 T wag afi atnbiticus flight ior @ young an actrese--MMiss Giadys Coopers recent esa f Sucermann Magda.” at t? Fue : a provoked a riemmoratie fr ry 2 ® tween the two greates id & a our time Garah and the ivuse Stilited Baran to oring i OSS Can otine Jn Magdé- The jiuse piayed her as if Magda bad been Duss he : geif, thereby ennobiing her with ine 9 true artietiv aout that RBucermrmnarn jad left out After these, & long The Worlds Smartest Washer = @ way after, thoux rith consiagera evedit care i x Ri / Wh tt anos Ei led [See ichly White Pn name Woman and . ; rere ‘ proves herself f hits telligence. ’ tion, though f : geted in accordance: ned ingividuality. Ttiat athe is the heawutifuk Mazda y-« Beet) Teed ly te weaid, and yet «houid [ beaut 7 wa Yai & i par? Mier intonation is a littl ard, and tnus ahe acolds typed ter ' ra ’ \n pieatsa, gave the critic of the ‘Tine Ag vier clilet scolding ta reserved [o | her former tover, Von Keller, it fo! {i lowe tliat the ereres wit? ,on hel - 1 | oe a oe BH eny 2 E have searched the entire market for the finest Electric Washing te) mit of hearty vituperation in the : ‘ ss - ‘4 , : ” small and compact that it is out of the way when not in use and easy to put where ‘« wanted on wash day. it 1s 7 ee Oe cere Her we ee clothes. ~ — - — ~~ >: - ee es —— —— - Tip ~ a, —~ =, el SAS Oars ra Oe eee . . ~~, » to $50.00 Washers. ‘ . et ee Pts ee ee coe ~ he frames are of mahogany, 50 | 30. ' DAYS \ FRE EE uly Jasaane STEEN ray ~3 &% oo : With Player Bench, Music Roll Cabinet and $10.00 Worth of Player Music ~~ ester e ANTENA the table is the holstered seats. 29 Terms $10.00 a Month . E tonsider this the greatest Player - Piano value we ewer offered. A real $400.00 value for only $295.00—on terms of $10.00 a month. You can try this outfit in your own home for 30 days and if not entirely satisfactory it will not cost ou one cent. Your old iano or Phonograph will be taken in exchan “5 and liberal allowance ma ' i | This High-Grade Steel Gas Range $3.50 Cash—$2.50 Monthl y body, F you usual price of Gas Ranges you will certainly appreciate this money- saving Range enameled oven door and large oven. Everything at convenient height to save you reaching or stooping. A real bargain at our price o are acquainted with the offer. This splendid Gas has enameled panel, steel high_ splasher ack, white © A SPECIAL purchase Room Set at a wonderfully low price. nut in classic Italian Renaissance design. The buffet is a work of art— Am Gutrmertimary WElme Bt GUE BEIOG Wie os nk oo cs ccc occ vecceccccuceoes Ahn TH A ii! Frill Hi WIHH ili} ral Wa i Beautiful 8-Piece Italian Renaissance Dining Set Buffet, Table and Six Chairs! Terms—$8.00 a eae en = ; Ah? > a $172 ermits us to offer you this exquisite Dining- Constructed of genuine wal- newest oblong effect—the six chairs have tapestry up- The entire Set is one that would grace the finest home. China Closet to Match, $44.75 Additional Simmons Day Bed Exactly Like Cut 316% With Mattress Se ee couch day and can be ex- tia. Into a full-size bed by night as shown in the smaller illustration. Made of metal throughout with _ resilient spring and comes complete with mattress. Offered this week at much less than the usual price—f$76.95. 7 : ‘ | ae [eax] Twelfth & Olive Sts. ES Al iit i i Ni} Mi | i Mi i Hi Hh iT ht nt i Hi} Mul ila ; Hh Hl Hl ; a AuW ile elas eae ‘pf Terms to Suit in beautiful gray and white enameled panels. with “Pal o’ Mine” doing the work. There is ample room in the a tub for five or six sheets or nearly a bushel of miscellaneous pieces, forth the clothes and suds surge—a gentle yet vigorous action that soil and At $25% to $50 Less than other High Grade Washers agg * lA ( sediment from the Has White-Lacquered Copper Tub A FEATURE that in itself would com- mend this Washer to anyone. new wringer that wrings any thickness of material, from a handkerchief to a blanket, without turning the tension screws. erates by electricity at a cost of two or Has a Op- three cents each washday. In fact, a suc- A cession of surprises awaits those who ex- ve“ c amine “Pal o’ Mine” thoroughly—and the ; xt 3 biggest surprise is the wonderfully low m=®. A Value Unequaled An “The Masterola,” like cut, with 24 selections, for only $49.50. LMOST every home can af- ford the luxury of a fine cabinet Phonograph at our price. This instrument is finely fin- ished, equipped with double- spring motor and plays all rec- ords. Guaranteed by the manu- facturers and May, Stern & Co. Comes complete with 24 selec- tions (12 double-faced records) for only 3 49 Terms $1.00 a Week With 24 Selections Side-Icer Refrigerators Like Cut—Terms $2.00 a Month STYLES change in Refrigerators like everything else. Improve- ment is the order of the day. The side-icer Refrigerator offers many advantages over the old style, as it is much more convenient and ac- cessible—besides allowing more room for the provision section. Good size, well made and specially priced at 519 Ra ee ee en aaa ae Se oe as eeeerre aa ? "PART SIX. Put $I 5-2 ee “The Perfect Dis Magnate H as Complet peared—Wi Property T By a Special Correspondent of TORO! T was on a bitterly cold and J ereoins some three years an ago that Ambrose Small, C aire theatrical man, stepped up newsboy under the lamps of Adel outside the his Gfan chased an evening paper and hu the dusk which was rapidly blackness. The newsboy pocket musing upon the fact that his w | would be a little late getting h and turned back to the demand When he looked again the man Now, after three years and fou gone by, that newsboy, so far as have searched every part of been able to discover, was the ! Ambrose Small living or dead. The hunt for the lost milliona quest as sensational as it was fr beginning it meant plunging 1! tangled theories, any one of wh good and fully as bad as any oth years, it means going over the and a lot of new ones beside Small Ieft no more trace of him ble that has burst, and the scatte dence adduced have been too tnt port even an intelligent suppos fate. Suggestions of murder, kf memory, entanglements with thousand and one other threads have been followed to their abandoned as hopeless, while have returned to the start to tak to have them frazzle out tn the doors of New Mysteries in th Now to the mystery of his d "his disappearance, have been teries of circumstances surrou As a result of them, his wife her request to be declared his courts have ruled that no matte really alive or dead, he must alive’ until more conclusive death has been established or of his unexplained absence r Im Canada, as in the United prevailing custom in legal cir Missing man as alive for seven disappearance and in most c observed, but before half of had elapsed in this case, Mrs. 8 had evidence enough of his 4 ' that she had heard no word _ dropped out of sight and she s ; to that effect at the bench of J _&s Vicar Of Destiny in Canada. _ thosen to accept her views and @zpanse of life in oblivion. it the effect of bringing into _ Seasion an estate of some $2 ' had left her in a will. But as three and a half more years Small can be consigned to the _ Mrs. Small must do the best _ Only inheritance she has recei ter feud with her husband's t ' Before his disappearance, r - &Rnulties. é Old Family Skeleto In view of the fact that the heir named in the will, the living Small over a dead one t . readily perceptible, and when torney sought to link him with adducing a presumption of suicide, it was not s Mages Mary and Gertrude Sm | With their counsel to co “amination of the would-be wi to block ing the proceedings. At was that brought old family ton such a scale as to fan terest in the case to a higher ¥@ experienced for many a Meanwhile there remains «@ Ny between the sisters a Teh for further evidence | remains missing with his is Wealth isn't doing anybod he took with him the ana =*e been paid to his sisters "ay the signature that m and in the trust com funds, he had on that day Ee \ 2.5 - ? *, . ie ei pie oak SS. AS

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ne ee BS a rt A 2 Wt? oo ee = ae * Ss Vat} a E Pa 2 ti ie 5a id Bei E ia Ry SABO SN Coane ae Le MN, Ao). ons an er i Ls ca ¥ a _ wee Berns eS 5 0 nis : ; — md a Ras : , — > a r ‘ae a > : . \ ‘ ‘ N ‘ . . . ‘ ‘ SS +“-**e** “~ eo seueee 3 ‘J . A'S ‘ . ~. € eee et eeees = Bi - ny ee ees a ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1993. ea The Perfect Disappearan — yy — fi 3 Magnate Has Furnished a Mystery Which Is as Complete Today | _ peared—Wife’s Effort to Obtain Control of His ’ Property Thwarted le washing mechanism and f safely and completely enc] e biggest washings look » mple room in the “Pal o’ Ming? = iscellaneous pieces. Back and @ rous action that quickly 5 ays Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch : TORONTO, April 14. T was on a bitterly cold and gloomy winter evening some three vears and four months “Mago that Ambrose Small, Canada’s million- aire theatrical man, stepped up to his favorite y under the lamps of Adelaide street, just ide the doors of his Gtand Theater, pur- an evening paper and hurried away into dusk which was rapidly gathering into . ness. The newsboy pocketed his pennies, mg upon the fact that his wealthy customer ld be a little late getting home that night, turned back to the demands of his trade. en he looked again the man had vanished. "Now, after three years and four months have : gone by, that newsboy, so far as detectives who lemme have searched every part of the globe have ;a heen able to discover, was the last person to see - Ambrose Smal! living or dead. The hunt for the lost mil has been a quest as sensational as it was fruitless. At the ‘beginning it meant plunging into a maze of tangled theories, any one of which was just as good and fullv as bad as any other. After three years, it means going over the old ones again and a lot of new ones, besides, for Ambrose m Set for $99. iE | Small left nd more trace of himself than a bub? _ ble that has burst, and the scattering bits of evi-, lonth Pays for It | dence adduced have been too intangible to sup- mM port even an intelligent supposition as to his “®@ fate. Suggestions of murder, kidnaping, loss of _Memory, entanglements with women and a ' thousand and one other threads of investigation “have been followed to their tattered ends ang fae) @ sbandoned es hopeless, while the investigators shave returned to the start to take up others, only %o have them frazzile out in the same fashion. ‘> . 1Wonaire > = -« : ° New Mysteries in the Case | . to the mystery of his death, or at least disappearance, have been added other mys- of circumstances surrounding his life. more than & result of them, his wife has been denied . Exactly er request to be declared his’ widow and the design in 50) eourts have ruled that no matter whether he is ts of en . alive or dead, he must remain “legally Shle with “alive” until] more conclusive evidence of his T apbcial finn has been established or until the period ® his unexplained absence reaches seven years. | In Canada, as in the United States, it is the ing custom in legal circles to regard a Dg man as alive for seven years after his rance and in most cases this custom is but before half of the allotted time id Slapsed in this case, Mrs. Small decided she x Mi evidence enough of his death in the fact ; she had heard no word from him since he out of sight and she sought a decision that effect at the bench of Judge Coatsworth, /Wiear 6f Destiny in Canada. Had the Judge to accept her views and cut down Small's of life in oblivion it would have had e effect of bringing into Mrs. Small’s pos- Mion an estate of some $2,000,000 which he i lett her in a will. But as he didn’t, some fand a half more pass before m can be consigned to the world beyond and . Smal! must do the best she can with the r tance she has received so far—a bDit- t tend with her husband's two sisters who, his disappearance, received comfortable ine b eee ee° = ed Anywhere years must za Old Family Skeletons Appear With 24 Selections Tn view of the fact that the wife was the only : MeM@ed in the will, the advantages of a ‘living 8ma)) over a dead one to the sisters are Perceptible, and when Mrs. Small’s at- @0ught to link him with the spirit realm & presumption of death from a af of Suicide, it was not surprising that the m Mary and Gertrude Small were on hand nth lr counsel to conduct a_ gruelling of the would-be widow with a view the proceedings. This examination y : | 8 that brought old family skeletons to the erators $2.00 a Month it if “n it on such a scale as to fan the flames of in- &c- ' f in the case to a higher pitch than they i | w@xperienced for many a day. lly + 4 While there remains a deep and abiding : between the sisters and the wife as the : ™ for further evidence goes on. While ! | % Temains Missing with his fate unexflained > | bh isn't doing anvbody any good, be- , the took with him the annuities that would : } been Paid to his sisters and he also took i . | the Sighature that made checks to Mrs. 4, | ae EH 3 - in the trust company where he kept ~ he had on that day deposited $1,000,- ce” of Canadian Theatrical as on the Night He Disap- by Court. a 000, the first payment made to him on the sale of his Canadiam string of theaters. Situation Ideal for Dramatist Small’s plunge into the void of nothingness, leav- ing his $2,000,000 behind, and no tracks to mark his flight, might bring delight to the heart of a dramatist in produced a series of situations that search of suddenness of his departure—just as if he had into a street manhole and gone on through to China and from China on through space to where the Einstein theory ends—fur- nishes ample material for act one, scene one, ‘and it is not difficult to picture the rise of the curtain on such a play, revealing the butler dusting off the furniture and putting his audience en rapport saving: “Ah, my poor master What could have he- come of him. It's all mighty strange the things that ‘appen about this ‘ousehold. And there’s no pleasure livin’ any more with the police turn- in’ everything upside down and a-searchin’ and suspectin’ everyone’ That soliloquy, then, might pave the way for involvements of plot that even Mary Roberts Rinehart never thought of, for late developments have revealed that Ambrose Small was a man of many intrigues and several times allowed his penchant for amorous adventure to bring him perilously near the matrimonial crossroads. So, with such a background, suspicion of mur- der, kidnaping or conspiracy might easily fall on any one of many characters in the drama, only to have it all solved in the end by a simple little new thrills for a mystery play. The stepped with the state of affairs by MISSES GERTRUDE AND MABY his wife in court actions. detail of detective work that everybody had over- looked. The synopsis of B8mall’s story would look something like this: = Ambrose J. Small, shortly after noon Dec. 2. 1919, goes to his barber to be shaved. He is in SMALL, a hurry. He takes out his watch, shows ft to the barber and says he has only a few minutes to Spare. Gets Check for a Million 4 He goes to his offices in the Grand Theater, where he sells his string of theaters and gets a million-dollar check. That check is deposited in his bank, the as- sumption therefore being that his conference Was over before 5 o clock in the afternoon. He is seen about the theater between 4 and 5 by employes. His wife expects him home to dinner at 6. Mrs. Small testifies he never came home. He is supposed to have bought a newspaper from a boy on Adelaide street about 7 o'clock of this night and walked off into nothingness But—that watch he showed to his barber on this last day was found beneath the pillow of his bed at his home How did it get there? But this is only the skeleton of the play, the outstanding points in the disappearance of the Rirose Small Still Legally Alwe After Three sisters of the theatrical magnate, who oppose millionaire. The substance that lends color and eubtieties to the drama is made up of those vital elements not so easily seen—his secret love af- fairs and the effects of his contact with the glamour of the theatrical world and its fascinat- ing women. hearing in which the lawyers of the missing man’s wife and sisters fought for their points did much toward supplying these elements. Early in the hearing there came a development that «eemed to index the story of Mrs. Small’s life with her husband and reveal it as largely a series of dalliances, In which her husband would have sentimental relapses, make confessions of his infidelity and resume for a time a straight- existence of matrimonial faithfulness. only to fall again and again. It all came out when the attorney for the Smal! sisters, A. G. Slaght, wanted to know why it was that Mrs. Small] had allowed several weeks to pass before she notified the police of his disappearance. Her explanation in brief was that she thought he had gone off on a jaunt with another woman and would eventually come back for forgiveness, as he had done before, without the necessity for stirring up embarrassing publicity. The recent forward But at the same time it was disclosed that on the very night of-his disappearance, after making futile inquiries about Toronto, she summoned courage to telephone to the most myst ous man : PAGES 11—18 ears in Small’s list of mysterious acquaintances, seek- ing information. This man was Tom Flynn, known as Small’s betting commissioner, and in answer to her question he is declared to have re- plied: “Don't agi so fussy about it. Give the man some liberty.’ In an interview arranged some weeks later, however, Flynn changed his note. According to his own testimony at the hearing. Mrs. Small had appealed to him, saying: ‘“‘Can't you help me find Ambrose? He can have all the girls he wants.” Flynn then told her, he said, that he did not belfeve a woman had anything to do with the theatrical man’s disappearance. In the suit just dismissed Mre. Small testified that she thought her husband had eloped with a woman named Clara Smith, but the police scout this theory, having found Mrs. Smith in Minne- apolis and established to their satisfaction that she knew nothing about Small’s disappearance. “When was Mrs. Smith mentioned between you and your husband?” asked the attorney for Smal!’s sisters. ‘Tt was back about 1916 or 1917,” Mrs. Smal! sald. Q. Did {ft disturb your domestic relations—this matter of Mrs. Smith? A. No. Q. Did you speak to your husband about it’ A. Yes. He asked to be forgiven, and asked me to help him get rid of her. I told him I would do all fn my power, and I forgave him. Q. Had you and your husband a serious dif- ference of opinion in 1917 A. Well, I only knew of one occasion; he made a confession to me, and thereafter we were very happy. He was very kind to me and did everything In his power to make up for the things he had told me about. Q. He didn’t make any confession to you in 1917, did he” A. Yes, he did. Q. In what month did he do so? A. In May. Q. Did your husband write a letter to another man in 1917 making accusations against him?” A. My huband was in the power of a designing woman, who passed as Mrs. Kelso, and there was a diabolical plot so that she might stay in this city. Suggestion of a Man in the Case Mr. Slaght repeated his query as to the letter her husband was sald to have written to the other man. “Yes, and the man wrote back to me demanding an explanation,” she said. and added. “This woman and her friends were making up & dia- bolical plot.” Alluding to the woman, Mrs. Smal!) exclaimed: “She didn't succeed and she didnt scare me and I did not get out. She went away and got mar- ried and my husband, until the day he died, did everything in his power to make up for the wroug Bcc ‘No Trace Has Been Found | 000,000 in Bank in Afternoon, Disappeared That Night 53 who unavailingly sought to have the courts declare her a widow, came to the stand, Mr. Slaght questioned him about this episode. “It was suggested by Mrs. Small that somebody had been a an to remain in Toronto. Did you do any such plotting?” “Anything I 414 in the way of plotting was to protect Mrs. Small,” answered Fiyna. Q. Did you at any time influence her husband or poison him against her? A. In no way. Q. She further stated you used the name on “Kelso”? A. That was a name used by Small and myself in business. There was nothing to do” about any woman by that name. Q. She linked this name with a woman? " I heard her. Let her link it along. I am met- afraid of her. Let her talk all she likes. a Q. You say you protected Mrs. Smallf A. I pres: tected her life. That is all. Don’t you think that is protection? ~~ Q. Protected her life against whom? A. A a Small. “- Flynn Picturesque Witness Flynn was a picturesque witiees. He tolé a an interview with Mrs. Small at her home at request. As he was about to leave her she salg- to him: “Guess who was here today?” He rae plied: “I am a bad guesser.” And she sald “There were two police officers. They had come-— ee to question the maid. I wouldn't allow i.” — “Why? I asked,” continued Flyns. “7 dont want my charity work interfered with,’ she said. I told her she would have publicity enough ff thera ‘Can you prove ‘lean to my own satisiae— were a murder. She said to me: anmalibi?’ and I said: tion, even if not to the satisfaction of the | told her the police could take any of us and us while they were inquiring—they could me or they could take her. She sald: ‘Ugh!’ * and Flynn shrugged his shoulders expressively, Fiynn also told about Small's race track He said he bet large sums, $1500 to $2000, and winnings were large, sometimes $15,000 to on @ race. In one week, ho sald, bo tnd wong 000 for Small. Who was the woman named Kelso? wey'é THOMAS FLYXN, Small’s confidant and det. "iy0m and Small use the name ase “Sram ting * * ~ ay etd to cover their race track deals? | to go away with this | $1,000,000 was placed to 2 tek. ea ae a Sig “5 Fesi Reis; a party to some diabolical plot te ase | complish something with her to enable some womls ee ‘ ell I: Mop wets] 5 AE A RR ORES. Sie ‘alia oes nes Bard.

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0° ITO tye tN SPR. ott 12" ‘STQOUS POST-DISPATCH ' The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. % ~ - FY SUNDAY; = APRIL. 18. 198 gh: SWAPPING OF WIVES AN EXPENSIVE BUSINE 52 Law Suits, Divorces and Did Former Wife of Memphis Millionaire Spend Her Alimony in Buying Another Woman’ s Husband and Give Up Her Two Children in the Bargain?—As Her First Husband Has Married Again Also, Only One Person Concerned in the ™ransaction Is Left Without a Spouse and She Appears to Be Satisfied With the Money. -_——— By F. A. BEHYMER, A. Staff. Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch MEMPHIS, Tenn., April i4 RADING old husbands and old wives for usbands and new wives has been expen- «ive business for Joseph Newburger, cotton and his former wife, Hettyre for Newburger new h nerchant-and banker, Just how expensive it has been only the parties to the trading and their lawyers know, and they will not tell, but new husbands aman of great It is quite evident e paid before the families : and new wives wealth 18 paying the that fancy prices wer were rearran ged to the. satisfaction of all con- cerned. The cost to the woman is spread @pon th records of the court and is known to all men. The new husband that uired was at the price of practical renunciation of her two children. When Joseph Newburger, forbearing to obtsin his freedom by attacking the mother of his children or even opposing her suit agairst him, suffered Mrs. Newburger to obtain a di- vorce from him, he was willing that she should have the children part of the time and it was stipulated in the decree that the mother should hare them two months, June and July, of each vear, and the father obligated himself, if either of the children became ill while in his custody, ed) netify their mother and invite her to risit them. and on the death of either of the par- ents full custody was to revert to the survivor. But when Mrs. Newburger was married to Dr. W. T. Arrington, Memphis dentist, New- burger Was no longer>content for his former wife to, have the custody of the children even two months out of 12. The decree was so amended as to give him the absolute custody ‘as long as he shall live and continued control after his death in the form of a guardianship. she acq Paid Generously for Freedom ze First and last the money used tn the deals ‘came from the ample fortune of Newburger, buat- ness man, civic leader, clubman, philanthropist, several times a millionaire and often spoken of as Memphis’ foremost citizen. He paid, wil!- ingly and generousiy. for freedom from his first wife which enabled him to marry his second. The money paid to the first Mrs. Newburger was hers to do with as she pleased and if she chose to use a substantial part of it to acquire an- ether husband. at the valuation placed upon him .by his first wife, it was not the affair of Newbureger. The former Mr@. Newburger has her ne® husband and Newburger has just lately taken as his second wife Miss Rose Cohen, and al! in- dications are that all four are well pleased with the rearrangement. Only Mrs. Arrington No. 1 is left husbandless, but her suit for $190,000 for the alienation of the doctor's affections has been settied out of court to her satisfaction, which probably means that she has received what she considers a very fair price for the one she had and couldn't keep, so she is not complaining. If an explanation is sought for the neces sity which arose for al! this matrimonial re arrangement it may be found tn the marriage of December and May. Newburrer was 49 when he first married and his first That was in 1997 and Newburger was then a very Wealthy and successful man. He built ‘for his wife one of the show places of Memphis, a marbie mansion in a picturesque woodland on the Bast Parkway. The household over which wife was °° ‘the young Mrs. Newburger reigned was said to be the most elaborate in the city. New burger Was deeply in love with his roung wife and counted it no hardship to pay something like $80,000 a vear for the upkeep of the estab- lishment, with its retinue of servants, its fleet of automobiles and its elaborate social fune tions. ° That is. he. counted !t no hardship at first. It ie matter of, allegation tn the divorce suit which Mrs. Newburger finally filed against him that there came a time when he tcok the ?t- ee ee es mancial management of the home out of her hands and told her she could not have any more money. But that was after possession of a beautiful young wife and @ pa- 4 - cf ' his happiness in the atial home had become clouded. Bought Her Costly Clothing uds came to obscure the sky of ure Was ng wife and security, no expendit helped to make his rou and contented I¢ was his delight to raiment for her at the cost of a king's ransom. Memphis society, accustomed to lavish expenditure, nevertheless commented upon the elaborateness of the dinners at the Newburger guests as his wife. es ng uit the Not so much dinners for Sust for Newbifger and was that each evening the colar scheme were changed to gown of Mrs. Newburger. , after all, it takes a lot of things to make a woman happy and long before the open break which brought the couple into the glare of pub-- it was known that happiness no longer dweit in the marble sion. Mrs. Newburger, when she finall: New Durger business. Before that. she Started when emphasis, they were happy ‘ in their ages.” more and more came ~ apenas stormy scenes and he refused to associate and refused to dine wit amusement in playing so Let Wife Know She Wasn't Wanted | hat he still valued social by the fact that his friends, but he gave his wife to understand that she was not wanted at these. When. /!- nally, he took the financial management of the home out of her hands and told her she cou! not have any more money, she left him and fti- for divorce, —~ , felt that he cause of com- ao 45 o w& 2 -3 we — bee | ‘A lawyer Was and gare assent to a decree the terms of which head heen agreed upon. As entered upon the records after Mrs. Newburger had told of his “crue end inhuman treatment” of her and had been giren her freedom, August 1, 1922, the decree nro. ided for the parment br tae rger to ie of vr 000 at once and an 1 $250,000 itn installments covering a eat of seven rears. and she was to retain her jewelry and apodre. the furniture of her sleeping room and boudotr and the silrer As for the children. Mary, 8, Jovy, @ years old ard the husband was to hare them 1:9 months of each year and the months. if either child became {il during the 19 months their mother should be notified and invited , mother f-wn 7. " June and July, with the stipulation thas visit them. and at the > parents full custody was Divorce for Mrs. Arrington Just a Ifttle while after Mrs obtained her ditrorce and of her alimony, Mrs. Edna Arrington . for divorce from Dr. W >» = - Lie irst * — Arrington. old, dentist to the fashionabies in genc Newburger in particy! sequence of events was not lost upon The charges she made against Arrington were commonplace Dut, with no resistan suffictent to obtain a decree for her. So far as the court recor aentist to Mrs. ce from him Sn | ds were concerned - ee eee es ee ~ ee - amg PUT $1, 000,000 IN BANK IN AFTERNOON AND DISAPPEARED THAT NIGHT—NEVER FOUND Continued from Preeeding Page. “Did Smal! tell you anything about his plans for the future?” Fiynn was asked. “A. Yes; Small sald: ‘I don't want you to tall anyone, but we leave here Jan. 1." I asked: "Where do we go” And he reviied: ‘South: and We Wont be back until the races are on tn To- ronto in the spring or probably later’ I asked him tf the olf lady was going along He said he was geing to send her to her sister to stay for the wiaer ent I told him it was bad dope.” } Mrs. Smalls Movements Described Mra. Small was then called to-the stand again amd questioned about her movements on the night t husband disappeared. She bad been at home | the maid, she related, and became ua- easy When the dinner hour to arrive. She waited half ; telephoned her husband's answer Next she The line was een hen she called Small's sec- retary, Doughty, but he was unable to tel! where his employer was. At 8 o'clock she set out to carry om a search by herself. She visited the theater; then Tom Flynn's house. where Small ‘Sometimes watched a game of poker-” next she went to a sister's home and finally the home of Small’s father, but all her quests were fruftiees. oe midnight was near she gave up the search nd returned to her own home. where she sat by me window watching until early m: rning. But that night of wafting and many others that foi- lowed brought the wanderer no nearer home telephoned PLO LP ‘i ie PPP ae ee i ee ee 2 ES eoaeaaaanaaaaae Satie a iin NLL Ie i fms ee oe cilia tilions l rouble Follow an Attempted Kearrangeme there was nothing fn the coincidence of the two indicate that they were preliminary to ancther marriage, but the public had informa i, more r i@S88 auccentic, tia Was not con- ~ divorcees to expectation, hat wedding Arrington In a@ little tients over to He fotned ey were mar- to Chicago Whether M rs. Arringten forefaw this culmina- obtained her divor®™® and counted 2? her claim against she _— utilized mage she but the ettlement which Newburger w Nee wife was taken by the flling ist the cash Letter Indicated Plans | — that conrinced was dea Had he only t ha her that Ambrose Sma! gone awar, he would It was that very ¢ hing, s lle are on her fn sus- pense and anxicty aia ‘© Many months. There whole bunch in the ov a , . “Omp eX. with Ty} ‘Arras at over- : Three sets as 4 4 Ne wh : > Arring- land Mrs. Atrinteton No..? togethe n€ up one side and down the ment Was Excert for he ‘ recorno- Small was otimeiad languages, and ? 59 one-night stands including the Sma ler towns. I own Outright the theaters ‘nr Hamilton. London and Kingston and lease the Russel! in Ottawa. The tsid territ atside tory. the booked ? THE HOUSE OF ee - — = ~ —_ _ ~ - _ ~ — _ - - —_ ae — - — »*? uouses Pres 4 rf Ti err eer ? . ~~. w* he z from $73 000 age Dasis, net me per annum, as i have no rents to pay quunting Ottawa. Had one season in the towns a few rears ago that turned in $114,- COO. Qf course, this is all to you in the strictest confidence. “With every good wish. “AMBROSE SMALL. Percy Small, half-brother of the missing man. was murdered in his office The question tn the insists Ambrose =mal] at 6:59 p. m. on Dec. minds of everyone then is Were is Small’s bodr? George Soucy, formerly a superintendent of the Toronto Hydro Electric, swore he had seen Smal! four days after this supposed murder, pinioned down in a flying automobile. Small, in the absolute mystery of his vanishing. has been virtually a male Dorothy Arnold. And the tangle of intrigue grows worse. James Cowan, formerly manager of the Grand Opera House, says Smal! asked him to discharge of the Newburgers. the terms were sealed with ther were satisiactory to Mrs. Ar- ringt . aluation of ringt | $100 08 ) on De! husband, Arrington Newburger. whose part was to put up the money the whole transaction. The first action revealing the three-cornered that had been reached was the dis- secrecy, Dut ; = | ~ = No. 1. who had placed a ¥ and to Mrs. No. 2. and to agreement missal of the alienation suit and the dissolution of the infunction, garnishments and attachments which had been - obtained in aid of the aliena- tion suit. The sum paid Mrs. Arrington No. 1 is said to have been $40,000. Ar adrantage gained by Newburger which he probably values more than all the money that it mav have cost him to finance the adjust- nt. wae the exclusive possession of his chil- dren hich he contrived to gain. What pres- sure was | bro ught to bear upon their mother or offered for her to complete Idren does not appear. is permitted to know is upplemental and agreed de cree in the seule rger divorce case which was filed after the dismissal of the alienation suit. his shows that the notes for $250,000 given by Newburger to cover the settlement first agreed upon have been returned to Newburger and is decreed that all demands have been satisfied, and that the personal property enumerated in - hearer decree has been delivered and satis- complying with the original espect. What bulk sum was paid by Newburger in lieu of the instalment pay- ments provided for in the original decree is not revealed. It is assumed that the bulk settle ment was substituted for the deferred payments because the continuing financial relations bde- came distasteful to Newburger after his former wife acquired another husband. Most Interested in Children However liberal Newburger may have been or however close a bargain he may have driven, the supplemental decree shows that it was the exclusive possession of the children in which he was most The decree sets out frank- ly that on account of the remarriage of the for- Newburger to W. T. Arrington, the provisions for the care and custody of the chil- dren. as made in the original decree, “are no iger satisfactorr.” The supplemental decree nuls the former decree and gives to Newbur- the exclusive custody of the children not interested. mer Mrs. a FS ee ON oniy as iong he ‘ it but after his @ iip of bis the child relating te the form children between 3 a. m. and 6 able times and during the life of @ with the man reserving the p Sle times tervals. After the death of the father mother survives, she is to have the p suitable and reasonable times, places and § vals” to see her children and have thelr ¢ panionship. intervals . = ~ father, determining what are reasona Recognizing the greater likelihood of ment about the exercise of the privilege, ¥ Newburger’s sister, Mrs. Alma Conn, guardian, as stipulated in the decree, is made for arbitration. The decreg that if the mother disagrees with the about the reasonableness and propriety exercise of the privilege of seeing her the question shall be submitted to the of his will and the trustees of his cata “ decision shall be final as long as Julian € son is an executor and trustee. If such | tiom arises and Wilson is no longer fe as executor and trustee the woman 3 to the court for a determination of Berg aa Thought of Matrimony A It was Feb. 12 when the supplem was made a record of the court. Folie with full custody of his children and 6 full from his former wife for all here him. Newburger gave thought to the taking unto himself another wife. & possible that if the mother of the cha known that they were to be provided stepmother she might have been more to deal with in the matter of an ag to their custody. Newburger is 64 Fears it may well be that his former wife that he would not again enter the mat lists. Rut on March 6 Newburger married Cohen, daughter of Mrs. Jennie Coben left on a honermoon trip to Tampa ang On the marriage license records Miss G is given as 46. aes eneer-aianen ——a er ae _ _— . a ae wee tee = — ae — ———e = —- extent. where he belieres Smalls body all though he declined to say where i @ Yet in the eres of the law Ambrose J. 4 is alive. His millions stay intact until some the corpus delict!—or until seven rem passed, when his money will be ¢@ So, the fresh instaliment of os of arousing interest in the case original pitch. has done bat litte & ) plishing a solution of the puzzie. In ct . only tangled the threads worse. TSS Ga who bavre spent weeks and montis o @ are under renewed criticism for theif, officials refuse to concede that they unravel the mystery Meanwhile. John Doughty. the secretary. who disappeared three Small, and who was iccated in € beck and sentenced to seven years of $190,000 of Small's bonds, is in Kingston pénitentiary. e aan STNDAYT APRIL 15. 192° Fred ‘Stor MONTANA Rev. Robert A. Cz in His Move to De of His Income to Was Drawn Intot ated Repining Restl sion of Ministers. HEN Fred Stone, the em dian, set Out upon the cow to lead him into the acce, esianity and the pledging of o income to the church, it was his find 2s his guides, two munisters ghility and achievement, one of gerian and the other a Methodist. heiped him to direct his steps ly visfoned goal was the Rev. ron, pastor of the First Church of Billings, Mont., whom chance. But as he had been bo ethodist degomination, it was Stone should seek a Method? + the counsel that was to bring eowal of faith. The minister be Rev. Cecil Leslie Clifford, ountain View Methodist Church Marooned in a blizzard on the pia Dakota one day late in February, with himself the question of Yh ’ tc ’ tenvictions without ministerial ut when he had reached Billm gwakened faith still uppermost in ad visited a bookstore for the pur iding himself with a Bible, be win the acquaintance of the Rev iron. How he continued his Pilgriz rom that point ts an interesting It was when Stone and Bis coz utte for their two nights eng be came into contact with those ch which brough us Conversion, way that aroused nation-wide t about tbe reali dramatically. pew In the accompanying article t Cameron discusses the events attending the actor's return to t fathers and throws considerable @much-discussed question of bis s Move. By ROBERT A. CAMERO BILLINGS, Mog S I talked with Fred Stode there flashed into my mind ham’'s beautiful poem, “The J faine,”’ which I had not read for ¥ Saudy of that poetic legend since ernoon has revealed to me Paralle! between the character of Barnabas the Jugzier. as told the kindly. modest, sincere o wariald by the Divine Spi train midst the solitade of Beloved br all who hare worked ily mgspected by the American S@an. wholesome fun of which he eyor for more than a quarter Stone has all the good att the Juggler of Touraine. Like Barnabas he has been ees and fame which have with all bis popularttr and has kept the wars of a li ndlimnesse. simceritr, he is beloved by behind the scenes. The UBcue and undesirable ?u given to the religious crisis bas recen passed is abhorrent utes 6 to hee wishes. So ab thing he was doing and so lit#! ‘Bat the world would be inter ae realired the publictty that ais church attendance in Butte @ om of faith before the con > + “ain View Methodist Church. Store at the pitunacie of t& “On. Tich 'n the friendship of PF Im the love of a devoted made aware that God “hath Beart,” and that nothing less £ WME can ever ft! to completeness OS the heart of man. “Repining Restless

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_ SUNDAT APRIL 15, 1929, Fe STNDA APRIL 15, The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star ’ and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUPS POST-DISPATCH! ~~ NEST ed Stone’s Role as “Christian” in New Version of Pilgrim’s Progres ~ MONTANA PASTOR DESCRIBES INCIDENTS ATTENDING 10 THE FAITH OF HIS FATHERS ngementy he may live but after his death guardianship of his seiection, ference to the Sesctapin ey # leir e, education, persons, ht the wom: an\ retains as the — hildren is that of soning her | 9 a. m. and 6 p. m. “at reason. ; mtervals” during the life of their sion of Ministers. Rev. Robert A. Cameron, Who Was One of Stone’s Guides in His Move to Declare His Belief and Pledge One-Tenth of His Income to the Church, Writes That Comedian Was Drawn Into the Folds of Christianity by a “God-Cre- ated Repining Restlessness,” and Not Through the Interces- man reserving the privilege of 4 t are reasonable times and in- | me death of the father, if the she is to have the privilege “at © HEN Fred Stone, the eminent come- dian, set Out upon the course that was to lead him into the acceptance of sonable times, places and inter. ; children and have their com. @mCat a me ene pledging of one-tenth = | | income to the church, it was his destiny to @ greater likelihood of disagreg. exercise of the privilege, with ff spility.and achievement, one of them a Presby- ith sige Alma Conn, acting ag ‘ ‘rien and the other a Methodist. The first : — wat i pes Boho helped him to direct his steps toward his br disagrees with the guardian ly visfoned goal was the Rev. Robert A. fableness and propriety of her @emeron, pastor of the First Presbyterian privilege of seeing her children, “Bejurch of Billings, Mont., whom he met by oS Oe eee hance. But as he had been born into the he trustees of his estate, whose — s final as long as Julian C, Wil.” 1 : _— denomination, it was not unnatural or and trustee. If such a ques — Buhet Stone should seek a Methodist minister Wilson is no longer runctiontngsl J the counsel that was to bring his public a woman may Cee owal of faith. The minister he found was — ee ee 2 the Rev. Cecil Leslie Clifford, pastor of the ‘ountain View Methodist Church of Butte. ; Marooned in a blizzard on the plains of North Nakota one day late in February, Stone fought , with himself the question of his religious sonvictions without ministerial intercession. mer wife for all her claims upon @gyt when he had reached Billings with his ae Fred Btone, at the pinnacle of fame in his pro- mon, Tich in the friendship of thousands and ¥ in the love of a devoted family, suddenly s made aware that God “hath set eternity in "and that nothing less than God Him- “hever fill to completeness and with utter the heart of man. a mene 2 ~ — — en a eas ee “ _ he believes Small’s beds is burieas vat slined to say where it fs. | eyes of the law-Ambrose J. 5m > stay intact until someone produces | licti—or’ until seven years a his money will be distributed. 5 h installment of evidence, outs interest in the case almost to its has done but little toward accom" lution of the puzzie. In fact, it has — She threads worse. The detectives ent wecks and months on the cae red criticism for their failure, re , to concede that they will not J ystery. John Doughty. © disappeared “Repining Restlessness” Herbert, in “The Pulley,” relates that: When God at first made man. & glass of blessings standing by— Us (said He) pour on him all we can; the world’s riches, with dispersed lie, Contract into &@ span. the missing aes a Strength first made a way, three weeks after. He 7'08 beauty flow'd, then wisdom, honor, > was located in Oregon, t | __ pleasure: need to seven years for the theft almost all was out, God made a f ‘Smal!’ s bonds, is serving bis teor™ Stay, Be at the bottom lay. - ~ = — . fs Man Who “Guided” Fred Stone Born in Charlie Chaplin’s Block HE Rev. Robert A. Cameron, pastor T «: the First Presbyterian Church of Billings, Mont., was born in London, England, Dec. 15, 1882, of Scotch parent- age. The a is further noted "$4 as the birthplace of Charlie Chaplin and is described by the comedian in his F-4 book, “My Trip fe Abroad.” ‘Na The Rev. Mr. Cameron came to the United States fat 20 to continue 4 his education~ Since gi then he has been a fi naturalized citizen. | He attended Prince- ton and McCormick Theological Sem- inaries, was graduated from the latter in Chicago in 1909. He also spent two years in special Bible study at the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. . His first pastorate for three and a half years was at Clarinda, Ia. For the past 10 years he has been a resident of Mon- tana. He has held pastorates at Anaconda and Billings. He is a member and direc- tor of the Billings Rotary Club, and in 1921 was chosen representative of several Montana clubs at the International Rotary convention, held in Edinburgh, Scotland. This year he is the Moderator of the Yellowstone Presbytery of the Synod -of Montana. In 1911, the Rev. Mr. Cameron married Miss Caroline Landers of St. Louis, an alumnus of Western College. The pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Billings counts himself a West- ern man. In summer his recreation is whipping the trout streams with which Montana abounds, ‘and in winter he finds relaxation in the study of Lincoln litera- ture and the collecting of a Lincolniana of which he has assembled many interesting and valuable items. — THE REV. ROBERT A. CAMERON ACTOR'S RETURN THE REV. CECIL LESLIE CLIFFORD, Pastor of the Mountain View Methodist Church at Butte, Mont. -_ _ The Mountain View Methodist Church. where the noted comedian made his public avowal of faith and pledged one-tenth of his income to the church. For if I should (said He) Bestow this jewel on My creature, He would adore My gifts instead of Me, And rest in nature, not the God of nature; So both should losers be. Yet let him keep the rest, But keep them with repining restlessness; Let him be rich and weary, that at least, If goodness lead him not, yet weariness, May toss him to My breast. So by this God-created “ ning restlessness and “weariness” was Fred Stone tossed upon the bosom of the Divine Father, to find rest as sweet as that of an infant in its mother’s arms. God moves in a mysterious way His wonders to perform; He plants His footsteps in the sea And rides upon the storm! And upon the fury of a Dakota blizzard, which snowbound the comedian’s trafW¥ for two days, God rode majestically and triumphantly; and His servitors, Wind and Snow, stalled the hunted soul, pursued by the Hound of Heaven, and forced him to capitulate to the Divine Love that “with unhurrying chase and unperturbed pace” had pur- sued its quarry to this glorious consummation. Sought to Purchase a Bible Little had man to do with Fred Stone's conver- sion. As surely as Saul of Tarsus was arrested on the Damascus road, so was Fred Stone appre- THE REV. ROBERT A. CAMERON, Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Bil- ings, Mont., in cowboy attire. Like the Rev. Mr. Clifford, this pastor is greatly beloved by his people because ‘‘he talks their language.’’ hended by One whom he now ‘Master Arri\ store to sought a DOO;K might grope Uils Happening to ing in Billings. Fred ston: purchase a Bible, that he way to the peace which he sought! be in the store (and since the writer believes in miracles, he believes, providentially) someone said: “Here is a sky pilot: perhaps he can assist you in your selection.” I was introduced to Mr Stone and offered my assistance. We afterward left the store together’ and walked toward the where | prepared to leave him, when he volunteered to walk up the street with me. Seeing that something evidentl) burdened his mind. I ventured to elicit his story, suggesting my interest in his recent purchase of a Bible. It was then that he told me of his quest, of the fame he had achieved, of the friendships won, and of the love possessed, yet “Wanting was— What?” We walked toward the Presbyterian Church of Northern Hotel, _ \ Fred Stone keeps in physical trim by taking plenty of strenuous exercise. He is shows heré ‘‘taking a hurdle’’ in cempetition with Douglas Fairbanks at Hollywood. Judging from the photo- graph, there is little to choose between them as hurdlers. which I am pastor, and | invited him to my study. That which took place behind those doors is a sealed chapter—I have tried to write the story in my own journal and failed! It is not true, as has been published, that Fred Stone sought counsel from me as to his future on the stage. The use made of the legend of ‘The Juggler of Touraine” was to illustrate what I believed was his imme- diate privilege to express his joy and gratitude to his Maker by giving the very best that was in him, while doing the one thing that he could do better than anything else. — Was Playing to the “Sky Pilot” : I stood in the “wings” that night at Fred's re- quest and saw, not what others saw—that he was not playing to the audience but “to the sky pilot in the wings;” what I saw was an offering made to God! Would any have counseled that immediately he should quit the stage and return to New York, leaving stranded a company of 100 people, 1900 miles from home. and who were dependent upon him for their livelihood for several months until this tour of “Tip-Top” should be ended? Those who know me credit me with a fairly stiff Seotch Presbyterian conscience, which I en- to keep regulated by Light which is and it does not prompt me to believe , et deavor the from above that such advice have been ethically sound. As to Fred Stone's future on the stage, my sub- sequent counsel, given in correspondence has been to follow the advice of Proverbs 3, verses 56, 6. “Trust in the Lord with all thy heart, and lean understanding: In all thy and He will direct thy would not upon thine own ways acknowledge Him, paths.” More than that at to offer present I would consider pre- sumption Those who know Fred Stone is Is his earnesi- leading trai Whatever he is Know tonat one ot Nis ness doing has his entire at- tention. Just now. to do the will of God i8 the thing uppermost in his mind, and bis sincerity ts evidenced by his prompt response the following Sunday morning to the earnest and able appeal of Dr. Cecil Leslie Clifford, pastor of the Mountain View Methodist Church of Butte, to his congre- gation to acknowledge the Divine ownership. by covenanting their income the purpose of maintaining and extending the King- of God one-tenth of for dom Responded Instantly to Sermon The first sermon heard in years. yet this sin- cere man seeking the Light, responds instantly to the truth as he grasps it! How does this action rebuke the complacent church member who has become “Gospel hardened” and whe is failing in the recognition of his stewardship! I have been asked what passages of Scripture were used to assist Fred Stone in his quest for spiritual rest. Not all of them are remembered, but among them were the great universal prom- ises of the Good Book, “Him that cometh unto Me I will in nowise cast out” (John vi, 37); “If we confess our sins. He is faithful and just to for- give us our sins, and to cleanse us from al! uns- : oe = + with. (First Epistle of John, chapter 1, verses 6 and Was he playing to the galleries? Is this a good advertising stunt worked up by his press agent? These are ques- tions which those who know Fred Stone, the man, as he is off the stage, Will never ask. Only the ignorant, the cynical and those who, because their bw hearts are not pure, can see no good- ness in others, will ever doubt. righteousness” verse 9), and Isaiah 55, Is Fred Stone sincere? Pastor a Power Among His People Because He “Talks Their Language.” fj Special to the Post-Dispatch. BUTTE, Mont., April 11—Who Is the Rev. Cecil Leslie Clifford of Mountain View Methodist Church, Butte, Mont.? It was in his study that Fred Stone, the emi- nent comedian, fell on his knees one Sunday re- cently, accepted Christianity, then entered the church, publicly declared himself a penitent fol- lower of Christ and promised thenceforth to give one-tenth of his income to the church, a promise he has been fulfilling faithfully. But who is this pastor? This Cecil Lesiie Clifford 1s quite as dynamic in his field of endeavor as Fred Stone is tin hia. Ever since the story of how Fred Stone became a professed Christian gave Broadway a startling thrill, the Rev. Mr. Clifford has been fairly del- uged with letters. Dr. Clifford is a dynamo of energy, of faith and efficiency. He is not theatrical. Nothing like it. Nor yet does be seek in any way to emulate a “Billy Snuday mode of combating hades. A Mon- Noosevelt make a speech in the West, declared enthusiastically: “He's all right. He talks our languaget” Cecil Leslie Clifford's big congregation and his fellow townemen like him-—he talks their language. You find him in his modest study on the second floor of his parsonage. His desk looks like a telegraph editor's after a busy night. His college pennants are on the walls. A few framed diplo- mas, book shelves, a much-used typewriter—a . working place. He is medium-sized, sturdy-looking. smooth- shaved, hair brushed back from a well-formed forehead. nose straight, jaw decided. He neither sities deprecatingiy nor iugratiatingly. in fact, he is rather casual In his manner. He is a man devold of pretense. He has the way of a man who believes he is right. You question him and nd he surprisingly has combined modern effi-_ ency with ecclesiastical sincerity, both merged “ith admirable candor, and neither impairing the quality of the other. If you were to suggest fo this minister that re- ligion is slipping in its influence he would open his steady eyes wider and he would pot censure you, but be would let you know he does not under- stand apything of the kind. He offers no hide- bound doctrine, no churchly panacea for otteste ting whatever fears“there may be as to church attendance, but he states principles and methods that he has devised and uses is Bis own tana ploneer «ce hearing -—* cock eed eS

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Pee ee es ads sae siti inde ne, woe eg ~~ wet nee ne vente geoaly Sé) er taletetin. thee sa Le The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approx ie : : _ t. iURNITUNE E MUSICAL INDTCUPIEN! 4105-1107-1109 OLIVE ST. Tomorrow, Monday, regtilar Davenette Suite is offered you during the “Introduc- es Sale” ter enly 344. Stardily constructed and consists of davenctte, large armchair and large rocker. Goiden oak or mahog- _———oe ff © © «> tye * Long-Term Credit on All Purchases EE — a - ~~ eeseeoe*e eae Oe ee $165 Three-Piece Davenet i ea ae , =e . “Wit — e The davenette tncluded in this Suite conceals a roomy, all-steei bed. Comstructed ef genuine cane, in rich ma- hegany; all pieces uncsually large. Upholstered in de- $215.00 GANE BED DAVENETTE SUITE 119 petterne ef velour and tapestry ..... —> = 3 rr ae cay ap : - 26+ See © ee ee eee Te > — -~ he price : Siem « "s. © wv A\xntinstcr Kags, sizc S$.5:190.6: sale s $34 VELVETS. ~~ arr «~~ 4') Wool | Velvet Rucsx, Yul eS 6 7 ; soe ke pre s Ll-Weol Frnced “Ncanaless Velvee, ? (} nee SKIS; sale price . j L2-Viogot Ssecamicn- BN\civet Rees 4 S 3,120.8 wie Pru . re 7 “4 - : | f ' r Y, ; ' . ‘ matety Equals that Oo: the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Time Conn éd at 8:30 A. M. Begins Rl ner a Se oes eS SRE > 7 ie fs i: aa le —* - + - a beget a “ = — 2? > . ae . a a “ "~0* se ** - — , .* 0 oe A - ae A . ~ "Fs - oo... “ie : . e ° " . ~*~ "ae >.“ os-o* — a - . - “ o4 ba "la; - . ™ " pe _ a . «* . > *- ~ “; - > . _ - : — S ~~ _ . - -* > *.~.* , - a * - ge cen " . . . - Slt “= a 2 -* . . . . mn . “ . 2 . . ~ 2 . ’ : . : : . ~~" . yee . . aa e*_* . - es? . “ - ls : = — . Goods Repriced at Less Than Whole CARPETS, RUGS, LINOLEUM & CONS At Prices Cut to the Quick Gf . Bucs VAXMINSTERS: im, 3 Simic seman © 90 (a Z “Sena $36) ' (=== Sy) et esee. $25 Of . Prana 2 ) baa hero ie a? S. § . re aS * Ris commision semeenitienns re ~ ~— eR ee ren Se * ; oa) » UROAS APRIL 16 —_ eee a Rie [No Goods Sold to Dealers. | = Se Huge Wholaf/nloadi - ) ~an Pa = 2 = ~ = a a “+ ee PO _ = =a =) ° a. -- & “ ¢ 1) if PAD 5 i " ¥. t @ J ' ‘ fi! j BY Y sig NW: sie y) ‘ inf + AAG bi i loads Ry .”,' Sy OR , CURE ER LET PS ie tid ae ADIN aR lat AAPA cgeeenty "tL, ENE Oh HT —— Some Instances immediatel y. Sit MATTRESSES $20 “MATTRESSE ae $7.75 a SES sy A ins —y 2: pe: sees $12.90 26. G ; tong aaranteed $4.85 DA-BED PRICES SLAUGHTERED = Steel const mur tioa and attractive ap- a eB = ee any: opens inte full- AND ART. SQUARES $1473 Congoleum ~ ~ r ao a 9,12 “* eee «@ oo % a Queen Anne >» 1I-Weool trince! seams Velvet i Elec S.SV1IO.6: protec - “S284.50 Linolowms . — SI 5 g5 | @x12 « Dressin >* : Bed, Spring INTOFULL SIZE ALL STEEL SED ceetw mw ee pm oe ar Vv i “™ Zin sé + jy Velvet Ruc-. 7.69 eg) ~ale_ pric: . Table $1.69 full 12-loet- and Mattress hw tall L : oe trv. = Hands«eome. gen- Pe ? lee .sssiscs Raa. olet > exit: _ — ~ tm al ™eo -% pSexl . S: a i = bd ?. s*- .% . , "Cs, ,, ~— : = rt . " a ° , . “ha ~~ fed bs ‘, ; ' — i , >. e R » : " - en . . . , t. Pe =4 7 . . . + 2 —— . = % . ‘ . . . an . ae j | _- " ——— sam, | sf \ e > bad . * ~ » - 4 ; - ——= r + - : ; Brey , 7 a =¢4 = ~ : tee ; : 4 . Fy . A - : . : —_—_— ; , 7 set A , on : pe ar Ee © aap eet ‘ ~ ~” ‘ ive.8 ” . . : , fo a é . = tt : | The price aeuoted is amazingly iew for a Bedroom “Suite ot , Quality site is constructed igs rich walnut or mahecun. ‘ . a . J finixh and compri«es larce Sow-end bed dresser and ehittorette The rnasually large vanity dresser = ilinus- INTRODUCTION SAILS trated is priced at $55.90 cE. = - 7 =~reeeevnee Oe « & ~ = ~ 4 . : “ — a Pruicke : P | f = “3 * ea eo 1 ———= ms i : : : —— . = == ’ | : | | N “2 3 -. as - ~ = = 4 : - ; \= ~, 4 an C ’ — = ~ ~ 7 5 = : ¥ ’ . ; . sh . : si : = : : , _ . = «= ' : cena ’ - all wer $13 om your sar clades baffet, tabie, five tapestry aphelstered chaire | 2 — and ewe armchair. A S475 ‘ PRICE ~ : o ° : ; ‘ : ~. - > : ~ ae > : . : - a oe . hen I came from New Y merchandise of my o to capacity with their out without an instant’s d ith every item in the enti rtunity of doing the big y | can say to you without . " * = $235 Two-Tone Dining-Room Suite $ The artistic contrasting effect eof this rich two-teue walnut finish Saite will tustantiv Sae«! win yeur admiratics. Censiats ef large dining tabic. baffet aud five full leather seat chairs and ome arm- PRICE chair. & S255 walee fer............ 26 GUNA CLOSET, SERWING TASLE S CHAIRS 1 ARMCHAIa. & [2 TORCHERES 2 ART CAMBEESTIONS. CWINAWARE amo mPeDe | 7-Pc. Queen Anae Dining Outfit $ This bigh-crede Queen Anne Oatfit wl compirteir equip ‘eer dining reem te compete wtth the fiee«xe im the tand ~h=t antin) in cer ~ ‘ . 4 = Tt e ' | ' ma i . L ss NCR TY GianG TABLE SOUND Ge OBLONG STvLi | 11 as —-—- eo! yp - a 4 om i. dl —_ nme — 9 = lie 7 es *, & ; ; | - : - ’ - wi ‘ a — a ERR hath Wirlasatdeidons eee Corn Titec

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7 epAy, ae SUNDAY, APRIL 15, Y909, . Se APRIL 15, 199% The City Circulation of the Dailv POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds: that of the Dai ily ; — . 5 , : tne atte etagati Star and the Times Compindd | by y Approximately 10,000. Tem . a _ ] 5 ila [Exira] Finishers and Packers. | ee | Extra Office Help. | ee | Our Oar 4 Credit Terms Prevail | a inloading got Ge Our Entire ate 75 b 000 F UR NI TURE S TOCK “FURNI |: & MUSICAL INSTRUP: ENT. 1105-1107-1109 OLIVE ST. ot saghe meso. e° o+,* . Pie 0. Se". ves ce ‘ A : ‘ — z +, : eS » *. ~ ‘t-* , ne Sve i ‘ - . did ee ~ eee ee ee eae er ‘IZ ey a t CAN -_ ‘ " Set «Leap t.*, i i. on “ TRATES: . ie a 4 - — th "4 ee ae Porreress tiie - SO pee ex )Not Cover Present Manufacturing Costs! There’ll Be Crowds! Better Come Early! isive step to solve a ha Ihén I came from New York on March Ist to take charge of sales for Welch & Co., Ja TTT —_ ees |e tracts involving a big ext » merchandise of my own selection. : ¥ Oe We Bought the Entire 3 Focuwitt a lip FY _ S Nd ee store and warehouses litagd to capacity with their present $375,000.00 stock. To make room for our new iff i Ras SAS y arial ae \ full sway, these goods mugout without an instant’s delay—tregardless of the sacrifice it may cause us. Instead a eo i) KV i Li 75 OR No a wiikey Would Be ‘ | adually we decided to hx @eaith every item in the entire house marked so low that it would be bound to move Pas ges| Fh sig EE) SS [i rearaine i nV e SS EO the Price. Bla ckmo re Miz. Co. ay Vata ) Library Tables and Lamps | games ) ———— One of the Best-Known Makers of Fine Ouverstutted Living- TABLE\\ $230 3-Pc. Overstuffed L Living-Room Suite mse 198 dm * Pee cae Be weet Bie _— : —- ™ st 4 “ e ~ cnaiitest “s* a.’ Torchere $8,990 sha , : | r | | a eractht, At ; =) Za : , $ 15 : =—_—_— oo oreteeer gg ht | $1 95 rag | : : iG And weg at - O OFF iy Memes ik | & Sr eMe eres | Ae ing This Sale at “= ae -* > are, - shade, handsome mahog- These Table Torcheres are any finish stand, 6-fogj | beautiful far beyond the | 4 pemarkable won ll hand- cord and socket, | poist that theirextremely | some Table Lamp: bronze low price in_ this | base and artistic clase top , : . : Beautifully decorated In a would indicate. - Het new and exclusive pattern. B---. 8, ~~ GR Ta = EPMO, SRL The china is snow-white, | The Blackmore Mfg. Co. Aré Known as Makers of Quality chrome base. =pecial aa | lustrous and of a fine, du- sa finish, W T —- albib es Si Goods, Their Suites Are Stuffed With Hair, Each Cushion BED >a Mine ALNU Sem OE a ey st | RES $375 3-PIECE = Scat | Contains 90 Springs—the Famous Nachman Springs. Ecoucmarnetpeiraas+ ™ § 2! ana oe OVERSTUFFED (@@@i sit Sesto have ie open | rs Soren, saa dy BP, LIVING-ROOM SUITE Wh gL. | KITCHEN Cc CUT Co — er ee — * well be proud to have in ¥ $310 values goes at : | a: —— eo - BR Foon Fe tae A superfine Overstaffed Suite, offered at a fraction of Its a see PS . ee = = eh oe ee, Pee : value! It is upholstered in beautiful cov- SE" ; _." — age a) , ee —— se i ee KSC E: + erings of velour and tapestry, and bears - : A F ne C bn 4 ne ty ' \ yale oe - iio evidence of the skill of master ml * : - ‘ .. - a f i artisans. Comprises three large, — ' T ) bodies all the newest ements. Finely . ah ; —nickelold top, meted Beas ennamdiaaal yrecrecte o ; Here is a walue that is absolutely unmatchable for qpalit eS al 7. i \ Thi $35 me features. under its original price of $175. Three : MMTITHI UN t : | . Ss 4 : $45 Complete handsome pieces comprise this Suite. ~ , 'N } red if Ke sie Ys iat J py : - . ae Jp. ee pie ; me “a . e ‘ Walnut or mahogany finish. .Uphol- ? A Maa Ws it deen? boty ee Dh OF 2 Note its con- 50 ll Kitchen Cab. 3] | Nine bheautifal pieces ineludine 3- ore cane a. t of servire: finm- = Pts shed in bine: living-room Suite, Renais. wand with ensy A bs sance table, table runner, ; 18339 “ a 4 j _* ngs See _ room-size rug, polychrome mtr- eee? es a5 pee wv ay f : so. , ' f “se ‘ ; % Seldom has a $12.50 50 : wl a ® ==> Suite is constructed both for value been known to If You Can’t Come—"@ @ Descri nt; . | 1} / : equal this. Rich walnut Ms . can. 5 Bh finish; full blue leather During this sale each and every piece of |" or ior = i r Seeeee -paae . 2 ; ° ° "a, um | = sth = | es | GS Reed and Fiber Furniture in this house will } | “3 $15 Set of . Its wondrous, sil- and = - = a w Aluminumware very. bell-like tone be unrestrictedly offered at stupendous is made possible be- cause of its oval tene chamber or am- unprecedented plifier, which is shaped like a human throat. allowing the tones te come forth The P= ees mx, Model A Sarola is con § 1 f h 1 } | parma aaa aioe avings O On C- ] 1rd ; Moe cla a 5 an one This includes our finest Porch and Sun $18 CEDAR CHEST Our $20 Special at $19.50 = 4 hs —aied"| 1!) |$450 anos . ‘STRUMENT Ss : f ; PLAYER-PIANO . Parlor Furniture. All to be closed out re-| = speviaily oD | wees © atten oe By ==. - : _ w c ° ‘ our ip sh and higtls lished. - gi! 7 — + | Complete ith ben 4 gardless of cost. This is your one oppor- Lll kind« and sizes at The aoe ae | g* , ~ ea = ; th | W , ware re i + carf and 24 rotl«e of music ; —eniy $2790. and en Easy prices cat in half ier thie = oe # ‘® Rs - Piayer in an exat . . na 7 Mi: anagers’ ntro- ia cere Revese.. Pus SS-nate Ever Oe eae tunity on reed goods: atten Gale. athe of oe Be ye a’ | al IVE ST ae | j site mahogany case—embodying the very ‘ i $2.75 hie The improved Plarer actien. 14.20. 818.75 amd $22.75. thin < or s ae . $20 Kefrigerater a ME WELCH & CO., 1105-1107-1109 OLIVE ST.

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sey Vey aerwn Nes 5 nae a + RE Mn gv xD APR +g Marquis Robert de Fiers sae collaborator, Francis @¢ Gum * The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globé-Democrat and the Times Combined. ie City Cire » Dail! - 16 >, ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH OPEN SOCIAL SERVICE = om. to portray the « ny agencies and af t? TING MAY ) partments of the «« 1 ’ he od Worr a ovuents 4 ‘ -_ +} ate Dramatists at Movies on First Night | By the Associated Press. e e... PARIS, April 14.—The most bril-| oe ye toma Bye “authorst g. Mant “first night” of the season | stage this anneuneanaill TOM t took place this week with the opem-/ not here; they hare ing performance of “Ciboulette,” by movies.” ° = efficiency drew entries fron London farriers. Each fompe-it was allowed 50 minutes tn which to make iwo shoes, putting one of them on the foot. However, there was none of the picturesque village blacksmith in the scene, for the far- rier —_—" lante firm ‘.eTs worked at eléctric furnpas Shields prevented sparks from fiy- ‘Mg and schoolboys were kepi aw) by @ burly Constabie. It is said that England has 68,000 horseshoers, but that only 3000 have passed efficiency examinations. a.nd and thus obviate supping ignmoran. s farriers do not under- the league contends. e the frog dwn. ‘ame- =_— ‘ “fr } Knowing public donations, as & centra ' $a°7% i Louis County charities for Re ? ie £ plans to make a similar ca” pal ae Mm hay , horseshoeing competition held The various departments will hay", oe the last week to encou opportunity to tell what they are ¢°- |, rage - ae Fg oo or on 5 dee Flec i Washing Machines by these Standards crams for the future. mwcathonar Council will be held at the seasto> Make sure that the machine you buy comes up to these require- ments: —__It must wash clothes abso- lutely clean, without injury. owners and stand They ¢c ness resulta. this ‘ exhibits and and they Lionbherger Dea is ard of the Security Nationa ad by n3ns = oan ‘ tha nresen- nes and Trust ‘ 5 Mis@# Winnifred (5,a.° . Nationa! Western secretary tion of Settiements, E. Haines on Race Relatio: New (,eorge mission o Council lames F. Jackson, superintender rirchese *»* -* e Cleveiand 4 jtive eecret: “uN WRENS =o. 7~ ,erick Stedenburg | Chicago REGISTRATION OF BRITISH HORSESHOERS ADVOCATED ‘Equine Defense League Claims Is- norant Farriers Cause 75 Per | Cent of Animals’ Lameness. | By the Associated Press. —It must have proven its de- Pete oes eagle pendability without a shadow | eatin a law requiring the registra- : . : is charged | of doubt. —It must be easy and safe to operate. : Genuine THOR can be bought for as little as Double service! A very handsome daven- : port by day, a restful bed at night. Ask to see a variety of Davenport Beds at any good furniture store. . Copyright 1923 Davenport Bed Makers of Americs — CheDAVENPORT BED tion of all farriers. It that 75 per cent of the lame horses! afflicted be- ee —It must be trouble-proof, low Tele cies we in upkeep, and give a lifetime trot of service. progress in rr’ *,* npis + _ rm ~ ae. i Lier SBNnOE especia the le's real security is ! If properly shod SERVES BY DAY AND BY NIGHT ——— If you will try the Thor at any Thor dealer’s or see it in operation at the home of a friend, you will quickly see how Thor fulfills all of these requirements. a — feat. ehou'ld the foot Automatic Flectric Ironer (ne-finger control. The opened roil permits trening all kinds of clethes: shirts or dainty frilled dreese» ‘ *hen.~ 77th Sr Main BS Br a og a CS * 2 “te he Pas ec ol Bey * 1006 Locust St., Telephones: Olive 6890—Central 4385 | | + r = aA Se w * = < Southwest General Elec. Co. oS ’

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¢ aries Toe. reer ne TY POSTOISPATCH ‘alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined By Approximately 401000 eT] Sparc! Yt. een etches 1 By Approximately ‘LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! ~_ 17), - er p > a TS RT ey MR ty eh SSS es — - seit = —— a is Robert de Flers and oe tor, Francis de Crotensat’ 4 Smee of “authors! He, owever, b — his Tlitianpemeers “The, the i Se bere; they have gone to the fe , 3,000 years ago, Egyptian — = catia : beauties got their veivety complexions from palm and olive oils. Today, beauties of all races use these same oils—given new effects by Science—in Palmolive Soap. a a ae ores © ro Vo ae “on “ 7 > NY ences AE OCR x wee CORTES REF 3 n ts 6 A acgse " We . pe . wo es ae tks “eo.” B anata! ale es ee aie - - 4 Sn We om , ETRE. POSES - ox age ~ mQOs ~ te . 7 - - , . ~ as we * Re r ’ sail i . ae <* ‘ a Ps ott ' . ’ $ -< ARROW , _ HF aS , pe oe “en, oe \ Les - ees eae seo te Your Complexion Decid If you want to be considered beautiful, beautify your skin | he machine with Thor revolving - di This advice can easily and successfully be followed accumulations of dirt, oil and perspiration. Rinse eee ep ceabespergerr’ i villeo—RBartlesville Gus & Fleo. ty Hardware (Co. Blackwel) Electric Supply Ooe.. 119 W. Blackwell Av. rial ‘handier Flertric Co. ee—0O. €C. McDowell Electric & mitery Co. ‘onevmerse Annliance Co. vis Electric Co. uetin Srecialtw Co ‘W. P. Lewis & Son Ed. Hockaday & Ca. 3 ity Electric Shop T meumers Appliance Co. Vonsumers Gas Co. Cite—McEldowney & Sos Ugee—Huling Electric Co. jalley—Consumere Appliance Ca i. Rego & Co ‘ s a « City—Connur Keltner Flectrte Sreome Electric Co. Okiahoma Fiec. Supply Co. mers Appliance Co. k—(. F. Regeers Hardware Co. Stillwater Flectrie Bhon Yodge Blectric Ca. nea—Ed Wockad:4 Co. TEXAS west General Elec. Co. Texas Distributor lo—City Light & Water Co. nt——The Eastern Texas Elec, Co. wood—Texas Power & light Co. ti Janadian Water, Light & Power (Co. - Daline Tawer & Licht Co. ad Electric Shon Brush Flectrice Co. m—Security Fleetric Co. en—A. A Kimmel! & Ce. A. T. Vick 2 Co. k—Simpson Electric Ce. : Arthur—PFastern Texas BKiectric Co r—Oil Cities Electric (oa. Texne Power & Light Ce. water—West Tersas Flectrie Co. Tesas Tower & Licht Co Texas Power & Licht Co. ite Fallse—Wichita Falls Elec. Ce. atral 4385 rs, St. Louis without trespassing upon either your time or your = as thoroughly and vigorously, for the stimu- pocketbook. Ten minutes or less at bedtime i: sufficient. The means and methods are simple. These consist in thoroughly cleansing your face with a mild, soothing cleanser. This cleanser must be in the form of soap, such soap which is lotion- like and cosmetic in its action. Palmolive is ideal Palmolive is blended from palm and olive oils, used by Cleopatra in the days of ancient Egypt. These perfect natural cleansers kept her com- plexion so fresh and smooth that every passing year added to her beauty. The scientific combination of these rare Oriental oils in Palmolive has produced the perfect facial soap. Millions of women have found its use the basis of complexion beauty, keeping the skin youthfully firm, fine-textured and we How to use it Gently massage the smooth, creamy Palmolive latherinto the skin, so that every minute pore will be completely cleansed from dangerous, clogging Palm and olive oils— nothing else — give mature’s green color te Palmolive Soap. ating action of warm water is very beneficial. Now is the time to use cold cream, which will be immediately absorbed. Then to bed, with the assurance that you have induced real beauty sleep. In the morning content yourself with a fresh- ening rinse in cold water, then apply your favorite daytime cream, if you use one. Moderate appli- cation of powder is a protection against the effects of sun and wind. = isn’t it? But most effective, as you will quickly prove. It’s the sane, simple, sure but easy way to keep your schoolgirl complexion | Perfection for 10c The modest price of Palmolive is just as satis- factory asthe quality. Itis made possible through the world-wide popularity which keeps the Palmolive factories working day and night, and rmits the importation of the costly ingredients noah overseas 1n price-reducing quantities. Thus Palmolive is an economical luxury and may be enjoyed by all for every toilet purpose. ~ Volume and eftre rency produce asc quality for ae . " SN \ 92. . . by . i. nw, ‘ ~ — PUR PESLOROETERE BGG eh): yi eeyeitl Tee TEESE. E

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Meee cages RES a = wr ~~ ‘ees cs ae et } ; ° 9 | : The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Deily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 48 "— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH f dents. The schoo! has been in a, than 2600 unday oe parz0N BARRACKS HORSE CHOW eration for 10 years and has had teachers enrolled 5d ES CU | siililiiiieins L aR Three ve No Cutting. Neo Pain. Ne Chierot ara ee . Dependable, Chea ‘ Consaltation a: plier am Bo Dung. te taeeat —e _ steaminge— Cares sut ferer ‘rom : Free—Teil Your Fri HSYEARNAYTTT0"3 Taye TION—BANKRUPTCY SALE | Het Water Series oS SSS Ss UES tomer soll ee economical and so entirely satis- sue. ‘ae -t t fur the reac. that {t tien by on Fon ire 2 ~ tous | = . ites Baten Lict © Commencing Tuesday, April 17th, 1923, at 10:00 A. M.. and con- factory as that furnished by OWS PF ad Meetei Dien, - arefal and conscientious | , And not : Program Includes tinuing each day until sold, at 1433-37 South Wabash Av., Chicago, Humphrey Automatic Gas chem from every angie because he bas ae) | *T2™=Bation of your condition and for th = ye ae. the § 3 voted the greater part of his !\fe to thers | be no ch ype ng Ae s -j Tors smooth, level “PART SEVEN : ee 4 $7 Events—Entries W1! lil.. we will sell at public auction the entire assets of Leonard Water Heater—a wonderful in- . . - ’ hich furnishes an end- cud ad the means cf effectin ner ane Thon : : net } me yw 4 Norton & Co., in bankruptcy, one of Chicago's leading mail order vention which s eminet ane gene : 7 ) | Close May 1. less stream of fresh hot water, suing inmgge ay wo fanty expiala the methe@ f 3ll om .- ; 7 prevents vessels const: f: con- — tei i day or night, winter or summer, testimonials of only a FEW of the hun | ceraing TOUR c Pct a Spectalis: —_— tipping, keeps gress - many Pate | Amt ST TY TO - a - — os 2 2S Ao moter fees m4 ¢t - aa ST * home e wc ow aout trea: . = «5 : t : ~ : 3 ; “amend A . » ae pte x “sa re 7 oo INTER ATE APPLIAN CE CORI ORAT * apse for the winners of m ° the events this year, and the request at the office of the undersigned auctioneers. Come in today. saitnasattar dais Cieien, ganas: tae : ce Ge ess te sore nes ae n is year, and the nappies ke tutu a! lat Saving D indicates that tne 1823 exhibit. Mi 7 . nt - net hes Lom © sy aRaar roca chael Tauber & Co. and Sam'] L. Winternitz & Co. Robt. Thompson arthur Conan Doyle will will surpass the successful one of La: SIT S. Market St. Chicage 407 First National Bank Bidc.. Chicago AGENT W. - HENRICH Ph. G., M. D. 1065 Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo. § er his experiemces and ex; ; ear. - Pe : 3 ‘ e Keliabie Speci alist for Pt! T - Olive o*—C eatral > Essentially Local Show. AUCTIONEERS. 619 NORTH GRAND BL. cae t for. Ptles t3- Fissure, Ete. elephones sr og ; @ith the spirit world is : : +7 —_— mecially 2 | Limdell 5763 Delmar 414 205 Scott Bh * SO ¢ besene » Se ST. LOUIS, MO. _ 4 _ ments This show wili cater especia = | teas on Thursday night, May 2. bh oa) exhibitors, but will not exci 1c ¢ : E n Theater fietant stables. The various C.vi.la aa the Americs classes include the gaited classes WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPSeam : ee will be his first appearance hunters. men's and won wche saddle 2 r- \ Leuts. During his American ? classes; the harness, roadster classes ee H. >>, d Ch Th ® a= Past Sir Arthur went no fu ' . “en? sr bo poe rors ae ‘@ snd pony cee fr bers ood When You ean House’ an ange L[hings Around— ) UME ee an chicas am “sa the ; andliz , ee 3 As has been told in te legraphic mn the ! ' “ S ecants of his lectures. Sir Conan ens, batteries of field artillery ana = | , | | . 3 machine guns going into action, o'- : : | - gerts that he has communicated ficers’ charges, event for ive , : : ; F j Kit : 7 } : & ( : Z er: his son, who was sis —e - gael Sewer: ~_ ; e e CW u ni ure Ou ee a | = — aS Tae oe: he fe = ; Save Money and Benefit by Our Convenient Credit Terms "WASHINGTON AV. AT SEVENTH O MO ee the five-gaited axe. eee So! be Getetouted i CHAS. F. LEVY, President #125 to frat. $100 to second, $50 Just Received! The “Marie Louise” : i me | And the rah tom «a. | Breakfast Room and Afternoon TeaSet -— fF A a The Time Is Just Right toBuy 4% be shipr will be provided te all exhibite ee — — | = | A New tte Room Suite a without charge at the barracks . ———— vas = : . | e i } U i S 4 x ‘ . ‘ : s : * ria } ,! — — | . 4 rt, you wil > ’ ring may be long FA , 5 . ye , 3 s : * - ; " ae I EI: AE LS NE ON, ARAN HOM mn ORO ER moe 4 cether with suitable ribbons, 1. | COMMUNITY COURSE GRADUATION St. Louls Training School Com- ego Set for Tomorrow. commencement progr wat 8 ; , : resbyterian t hu reh at “Tay! or avenue i West minster place. The principal address sill be delivered br Dr. Huch S&S Ma Kill, the genera! secret ary of the I: “= ternational Sunday School Count! , China ef Religious Education. | | | : : Cabinet We Feature This Roomy Saite in Fine Quality "Th - nin ‘ “Te 7) af . a AJ . md ke Protestant denominations of St : : | $47 50 Figures Valeur Upnannarng Louls, has a student body of 50: ; : t is of spring construction throughout; the cushions aré deep | A Smartly Designed Set With Drop-Leaf Table That Fits ° rab! and the tassel trimming lends the air of richness. You @ from 117 different schools and gives és ye m three-year course. The graduating Beneath the “Servo-Buffet . — ee ee class this year will mumber 39 stu- Blue enameied and decorated Suite—ideal for the apartment or brea! ; : : - ‘. . .. > ° > . » &4 . a a+ 24 ad ' + « | - ee! a % tig - 3 : ’ n r m no ~ - : : - . = eae 7 x \ eo - +. “>° 2 (mal 4 (10 iD Serving Table | tomes cenengt $24.75 SENS cae meee | 9 Lay y wt es An Unusual Value in a Full Size Davenport Bed Living-Room Saite ne We have an excellent showing of these handsome living that have the added advantage of providing an extra bed when the three pieces illustrated are in mahogany finish and : : : In Refurnishing the Bedro om You'll Want Walnut, of fine quality figured velour—now only You'll Make No Mistake in Choosing This Course, and d Why N Not This Charming | Suite? ies ie i ae pee | 8 of four Fi i $175 Value... | ss Corie ee eats « ors with “two drawers on ei ither Expert ly buil in oval table nie t f> the armchair 2 backs and seats 2 muine leather: the and f is | e chi . large 3 ina tatied a vers with mahogany ~ Be = = tte bh $ SI _ as 25) rkin a ists separ aps and Targe drawer a Monday The Hub Opens Its & 8 Pieces | Convenient do : é Convenient $175 Value Credit Terms | | Credit Terms An Innovation in F urniture cheese | == sze CKITCHEN NEEDS F@ TT ae 710 PINE ST. - + ey FH ‘Mathes wee — | oz > | ; A Varied Assortment at ies Low Prices Kit he c : - , ’ Dropped or discontinued patterns taken from our reguiar afock and lichen abinet ) 1 % | “ 7 } ; s fered at greatly reduced prices. Some pieces slightly marred er Quantities are limited as indicated for eack rtem. = ee | ; Ma tread b nd | f ie eee | | | _— 4 dd Feather Pillows, worth up , = “One ee octet oh _ - : Ee “on Ae ae a | : 9—Goiden oak extension Tabies; $13.5 Hay Fever Sufferers / The » R ta 6 6f4soonty 8 we | | ay ee Rs ~ — | : + oy @ regular price $22; choice, each, ya . | : Reliable _ | =—Steel Day-Beds; complete with felt ‘Free : 13, Ch Oak : | —- worth up —_ oe ER Pied = ~* Specially priced at the Hub. a auiy pricec 4 © mu Throw the Old $150 Value Credit Terms —Arm Rockers: imitation leather $7.50 ti o trea ed t: nem: ~~ can aene agen —— seats; reg. price $14; choice, each Were you promo! The Well-Known be —= : Rugs Away! €- price $14 Sw Sapedtaily went te svg tt te: th ' “Glacier” Seamless One- i th 7: SPparen' » hw per. e c L : | pata decorated s-piece Breakfast Sets: ferme of imhaiera, Qouches. opium prey Piece Porcelain Lined (FR > RE — onuane loyd’s a $27.50 ee — Loven er : cman ' Ee... || . t 4 i : ‘ues: heavy $48 > a a3 piece Living- Roem Suites; ih. cinnte dam Write new «> & deg’ e « ; Sti a8 ioOF $18.7 ‘ 1. 0eT, oe ~ $s ho: tee methed at once. Send us ments for preserving food properly; hoice ..... iS | ee : = = regular price $85; choice... Simpiy mall ccupen below. De it Toda» goiden oak fhnish. removable : , “Fea eren ¢o net par postage , p Sxi2 Axminster Puce | | wire shelves; easily cleaned. ’ Sw prsapmacineggatliontenas Our price | | perte FREE TRIAL corren Zz | wae “he Pye ber tire “aan wey gh ha ASTHMA CO Ream — ’ amis $39 io ? Lt ° 2 Miacete and Mudteoe “re, Bur. Mi, . ¥. Gend free trial ef your : , , : ; | 3 , Ru . jisappearing (oF > Pe en ee ee ee ee Bridge & mene mean meee ee ee be mte wi ye wen NL * $197 $ } Baker's, Perfect and many other well-known lines of Stoves and ee .rge asfecrt > a S BO Fh Re OO Mee eon Pb OOS 08 ete OH he tn ee me ees 2 Se & **** ees - & & THE HUB—WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH

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EQ F SN & EATER EE S&-ETION Three vessels | 4 3 WO NS : * 5 | ~S SS SS SS . & And note too the Suorn._ - a S Be Soo, “FP Saad Ss Tes Ss tor’s smooth, level sure > 2 prevents vessels toatl “ ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1993. PAGES 19—28. tipping, keeps grease ¢ == . Sorters, end is es | ALIST LECTURE have pamecd Inco ie aay crignds who |“VAGABOND” AT ARTISTS’ GUILD! 17,500 TREES PLANTED IN — a ~~ sone es 2 * , eS 3 lieve,”’ he h id, “th | cleaned asa table top. Also | consolation of this pan Saree ee povmeas Seayere =o get gga WINNEBAGO COUNTY, ILLINOIS WWWWWWwww it is the new comfort heigh: : nas | |Man race and that it is right to pass Weeks’ -agagement Apes APS | . ; | it on.” “The Vagabond,” @ romantic play | Banner Territory for U. 8. in Which | W ad SSSSSSSSES SELES EEE ESESSEESSSESEEEEEE= a | F . 4 OTHTOP | The present American tour of the with ausiG ae ie eee vat All Records Have Been Broken Colgate’s: ; E SON ef the Benctila | creator of “Sherlock Holmes” began Francois Villon, will be given by the | in First Half of April. will 4 trate daily RANGES f | last week in New York. It wil) carry | Devereaux Players during their | By the Associated Press. Double eg) of — . | | “Sherlock Holmes” | him to the Pacific Coast. two-weeks’ engagement at the Art- WASHINGTON, April 14.—Tree $1.00 a. “athe Clas ,\ Sg aa room. Yew"! quick! ~ of er | A ‘ists’ Guild, which opens April 3238. . | : QUICKIYy recognize x 5 : sine ag | Plantere during the first half of) ii : rereau ‘ | 1 cooking ranges you ever cow, 7% Relate His Experiences ANNUAL REWARD FOR VIRTUE | anions i ene and Julfet.” ian | April have broken all records. The ; a ith Other World. a Sia) oa dengan | alee lot ” “Arme~ ; |last half of the month promises even | CE CORPORATION = Ww French Woman, In Will, Provides. a. See ee te | y Devices Compacts $1 Size, soe Sheik (Orange) Rouse... ate 75e Cold or Vanishi Cream... G36 49¢ , see Beaciila Lemon Cream.... ‘Ge | = ee | 4 $1.00 F superintendent, reported 1090 per T SEVEN . 2 ‘ DOW NO ite O. D. cent tree planting, a tree having beer | 3 placed by every school. H a JUST ASK FOR IT! The City Council of Cortland, N * ee ; resident Y., is the first municipal body to vote 2 ' . e money for trees to the graduating . / And the Quaker Eight-Day Waker will class of a high school. Park Com- hi missioner G. A. Adsit reports that be shipped you promptly and cheerfully cot aoe) see At Dallas, Tex., 270 members of You wind it only once. every eight days. | the Junior Chamber of Commerce You set it at the time you desire to rise, and | YOU CAN SEE IT INTHE DARK | __ sve become mambers of the trea se nd upon it, you wiH called at that precise i association following the planting of minute. The ring may be long or short, as you like, that number of trees along a hig- and is shut off by the mere touch of a button. The : way. movement is not the ordinary kind, but is built with Sa Ie - Next week is National Garden the same pains-taking care that is bestowed upon a =~ Week and Tuesday has been set aside gh-grade watch, and is guaranteed to be free from a asa day for additional tree planting. mechanical defects. The case is heavily nicke]-plated ~~ a? |: Organizations belonging to the Gen- and beautifully polished. Every home should have 4 —SSs eS: era] Federation of Womens’ Clubs at least one DEPENDABLE alarm clock. The awe : ’ are bending every effort on making cheap, worthless variety may resemble this one close- ) , = YR ‘ita big week. ly in outward arenes, but a clock at a fis] Zk, tells what time it really is is as great an abomination Vai, aes er, as the man who aeeet tells the truth. Better pay pf fy ry. Why dae \ \ 32 a OR. LOEB T0 ADDRESS ALUMNI the price of a good clock and get one. Shigsed by niet Ler? y) \ “heer ——_—- | ' foronly $6.90, payabie $1.90 in ten days, nike. ; ah yh Missouri U. Head to Speak at St. | and $1 « month for a ae — only agp bal! \ eb 29 ‘ar: ‘ eo Rew pce ea , . ; 4 Rion . a ar on ivery. ow, 8i the coupon, ad- era 5: } | r. Isidor Loeb, acting president — Fine Quality : roy to QUAKER VALLEY MFG. CO. Clock | bi/ é- 7 of the University of Missouri, will olstering | Dept., Aurora, Illinois, and drop it into the mail-box. > - Stl | address members of the St. Louis | he cushions are deep and com- — ao ee 2 ee @ ew we ww ee Se ew ee ee ee @ Dagosag” ‘ ee 402. \ “” : 3.4 Alumni Association at a banquet t air of richness. You will not Quaker Vetey Mig. Co. Clock Dept., Aurora, Iilinois: CY x. | |Thursday at 7 p. m. in Dorr & Zoel- ir and rocker at the price we s 3c ht: Day Waker, No. 2M. If piessed, I | . 7 ef] ler’s Tea Room at Waterman and Pons S Veneers Glue tan cays at your enpence. ! SAY , : f, DeBaliviere avenues. The occasion i e -fi- oa aaae i. is the elghty-fourth anniversary of | 15 . ; Giadindns winccignasing Fae . ———scoemunn ff the founding of the State institution. | = Convenient { PRINT seme bb RAM bere with © poncll; ak Phere. There are about 400 alumni living | Credit Terms | $ Only Bargain . Se wae is the greatest Player- ) — >} ae : . . Basement in Any i offer in the city of St. és _ ~i—- SS oe = 7 | i a. FLASHLIGHTS " . . ® Louis. You must hear and see TENET te pe Se | e a — | a ee eetertal dp verdhe ge A om i hae CTLOoe | (cre | | Open $1.50 White Enameled Me, why dye | — hee F |e e this great value. Call A | ig | : , E W Douche Pans . Regular $1.50 98c poet te ax feet detachable sani 500 Meore’s Pyorrkesa Paste. . .84e Teoth Paste....8 for 50ce , LAsterine th te 81 Flaconett Ooty’s, Houbigant - er Caron’s Narctasus 68 ery Low Prices i — ae (| me =e Wa oe m our regular stock and of- F é : GUARANTEE xy = = ice = | slightly marred or damaged. 4 ‘| Every Kenmore Piayer-Piane is 4 . a mmtoce by P. A. Starck Piane | te give complete and lasting Sanitol Teeth Paste or Powder ” 3 tor 50c Yd Perfume, SOc Zylane Teoth Paste WwW $1 ceenetdiitin Teoth Pewder, TSe SALE OF TRUSSES coves Wryeth’s Sage ané Sulphur, 49, Sei Roih single and double elastic s $1.00 Marmola Tabiets........-. 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ee ae 2 ae ee - Rhee Ratben Aere ono = + Seta nag li 4 fen wo Of. mee — Ai Redes ORS ENO ie 0 A SAMs ee» RA RESID, ape ta 59 “™ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ The Cit¥ Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat e* the Times Combined. meme 1 a AY ee {RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR_AND_ EXPERT | Scanlete Re-distribution of Waves Expected by May 15 Fp THE BROADCASTERS _—_—~ Each District Radio Inspector to Confer With Local Operators Before Official Assign- ment Is Made. - ~~ eee ee — _--- Interference, the bugaboo of both radio operators and fans, will greatly reduced, if not eh May that date ment of about 35 lengths to Class B. the high-powered broad- — stations, are situated, will effect Wave lengths for lass A stations will by districts by May 15, ft Although Secretary Hoover is ihe assign Lal 13. in some 520 is hoped un the be | minated, by | exclusive wave ily. j 4 localities, where i station itors pian siso be assigned | interference will now oper- 360 These wave between 222 and 300 me- lusive nationr!l- meters. not be exc isive in each every rr ine be exc! dio district. giving a selective wave borders of adjacent districts, inspec- to arrange the allocation ‘engths so that no materia! be created due to the assignment of waves in c.ose pinion tly Along of Wave ra- | CHICAGO CLEARS AIR Amateurs Will Not Be Permitted to Use Thetr Transmitters Be- tween Hours of 7:3 40:30 P. M. The following news item was puD- Nehed by the Chicago Dait'y News last Thursday: The first step in the process of clearing up the air with its myriad of telegraph signals was taken today when Radio Inspector E. A. Beane announced that the Government is going to enforce silence among 4&4. A Single-Circuit Regenerative Set - 2 —_ -—_ } 2 1 | ! _—__ 7~ ne -— ee ae SS SS OSS «ee ~ ‘LECTURE FROM K SD 7) BRINGS MOST INQUIRIES Health Service Credits ost-Di Station With : > - An Making New Recorcs. spat -~t Aa enh ra Post-Dispat > broadcasting station which came T> tha a - of O2- attention Government three months ago by inspiring of replies to @ riculture {nquiry, as credited with another notabie. ast week by the United Health Service, Wash- chievemen* fn charge ; + vities of the The lecture was the first of a semi- lic Health Service oe weekly series arranged by the Pub- j with K 8S D READY-CW PANI Butid your radio set with the best inso- lation. It costs no more and looks better. Radioc Pane!s are supreme in Radio — electrically— mechanically. Ask yous dealer or write ca. American Hard Rabbar Ce. 11 Mercer &., XT. WHERE TO BLY RAIMO’ Ph Brewe & Hall sapply (o.. 1515 Pine «t.: Bensen Radice (oc. 924 Pine st. and 18 Delmar bl.: Commercial Electrical sapopty Co... Broadway and “oruce st.: D. A. KRusel Tel. & Elec. Supply Coe. T2It Olive st.; United Aute Suppiy Co. 1003 8. Vande- venter avr.: Van Ashe Kadie Co. 710 »& 10th st.;: The McGraw Ce., 2015 Locust. W.D. Il PEANUT TUBE! The Only Dutt Vuc! 2900- OH ‘$ Ones di oak lowr Dealer fer ‘TRVUE- roxumet & ts. H. couw AG A LIMITED NUMBER AT THE REGULAR PRICE... Factory Representatives rs ict@ ARCADE BIBG “7. $6.50 | WE SELL THE HIGHEST-GRADE RADIO MERCHANDISE,» 2 ° SUNDAY. APRIL 15, 192%. Rao 700 A we ‘tration of All oad © Receiving Sets Required te der Presidential Decre ecre ————— Tube Libre” mary agin become = mations! slogan, {f the restrictions aft publ Cc rad oO operation ‘Re too much with Den and pleasure of Cut rads "1 | - Sending the ind an “There have been no laws or regu- ns covering either the construe- jon or operat ion of radio stations fm Guba, until a recent Pres dential 4e- gree alv! ided ne atal rad tions into assigring aye lengths and power matima. classe? of stations——tncindina n-govern me: as oe classes. derstood to have approved of proximity tentative allocation of the spect Class C etat wave lengths to broadcasting S'& | 2¢9 meters wil! tions, it is pointed out that each d'8-/ inoue the trict radio inspector must now CON- | s+yey fer with the local operators and the Poet-l isp lecture, Weigh ine ~ 74 - - + - a A ions now licensed OD gs mateurs between the hours of $ be permitted to con- tnt 71 v4 use of this wave length if | #n4 19:80 o'clock. All new ‘licenses so desire, but they will be issued will specify the hours when tii teeters the wave lengths are = yh ee operate his Simple, Inexpensive and Easily Constructed Set definitely assigned. For this reason) work will fall upon the shoulders Notice will Which Makes a Desirable Portable Out- fit for Camping or Home Use. the list is not yet made public +h a ‘ ra . , th racio tnspectors and unless of 4 4 teurs. and unless they comply with oA . v ; : ry z of : io industry . ‘ " ; , ~a “ - rt Ss: wal ‘ a : le weementnd of the rad ; the receiving public, operators and — . Me wm the Middie West : a . -_ . > " ° . sem? « rar "th . a . » in a - . . .?' . i—_ — ~~ = and public promised voluntary cc other interests co-operate in staying he order their licenses will be re — ae ae -ontained letters operation in an effort to @ilminate — the wave lengths assigned the ae _ 04 ia S ‘ 4 ae * i interference, especially in broad- te 1" t . eae , voked. “ -* 4s5i —- “ey ork ili} be delayed and interfer- ' ) ™ ee a ae ie | ; i eee Sout . ’ ; — The aBoDove ho Sere as & Yar.ad.@ ‘ ,¢ nse: asd -4i . iGa i} r- . i sti : . i asi ane & experimenters 225-278 eee SSS Othclas ) of ers: not be overcome for some Special amateur licenses HEARD ON SINGLE WIRE AERIAL, 100 FT. LONG AND 50 FT. mya eg C—Ce | ones at . The Autoplex Circuit 9; to them” to do q oatv a seas . + | NO STORAGE BATTERIES—USES DRY CELLS | —- Hear —— Bae On Cry We receive W nat (1): \. t t t |= wt . Reales for Registration. VAN-ASHE RADIO CO. Gar cmeees of seations —Incinding j f utred to be registered prior te 210 Ni. 10th st. Between Olive and Pine h 16; operators “Moenges ow, ¢. Ove 2G. now necessary and tnefficient apra- ratus is banned. The decree wh a pending radio sides for the cass: cept commercia! gets as follows. Nol serve unti is enacted. pre fieation of all es and governmen tab . ae ‘ine the amateur may awe be sent to all other ama- wes Warve'ensth Max Pe neers xk owatt sading@ @. CLAS® A—Amateu'* ac! receiv ne ees B—Edecat ons inet er ere rs ea Tete At ; ~ wat, ee 200 “plain” vacuum tuoe «A ment of Commerce point out is now Lieraliy so. tne ion “uD heretofore had authorized issued to the past week reallocation of lengths. but following the com- ppt the specific assignments meters . —-—- © f waves to the loc lities. it i un r- of the; @ a ¢ “a ; s de tated. | sto: a that new applic tions Wii be considered new licenses were changed to a The tentative distribution ; (meager eaeeriy sug iactise: compete I broadcasting waves is based on the; ©" —ae = recommendations of the Second Na- tional Radio Conference and first step in. the application Wave band allocations made recent- iy. It will mean that anyone in the tnitea States with a good receiving 2:2 eet will soon be able to pick up each SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE. and every high-powered rad o | broadcasting station and most of his BUT RADIO DOES | lecal stations without experiencing | the interference which has been! prevalept for many months. Practicaliy every “B” station will) have a national exclusive wave‘ length, between 300 and 345 or 375) Words spoken in a public and 645, except where there are two |Schnectady reached a radio listener ring the 390 366 soon be brought made when a At 41} Wiil 4900—=C—i«wNS Wave pletion of vVario-coup er ed by present. e248 rated % to “yee A. ; } aa is belie, the special amateur “zs wf ere ”- £ . -e@ ations had had their waves meters. J m ” & _ rams from Aras of o.s whith! Mirseape ‘s mde ta) i , Kaness | sia. ordered ‘ A , >» + mparativeiy short an- a cc 2 - » +? Sua The short type is Piete elimination of all capa watectes assign a ueaerT are ed oO tT hn : : . commer ial a 3 limited in ol is ; eetees and will have to be shar ed jlistemer 150 feet from the speaker cial newg broadcasting to used One customer reports hearing “KFI,"" Los Angeles, pees Y in some cit! In four i: s, in} | ‘ is ; ood parts recomenends New York. Philade! iphia. es send ban | Although the statement looks «4 subscribers in various parts of Wer- using this ci Ze Benw as we ‘ . according to a report to the this i na‘ up DY . For lie F ; ¥ ‘As : “ it fantastic, it is mathematically ; new 29 po _— puamelace. eg or taree a¢- The apparent t of Commerce from Con-'‘., —e THE : 2. see oa —_ Complete set of parts with diagram and instruc- Ona. wave iergths will also 2ichardson Th : Ai + oe a tions to build this tong range regenerative tube bes sf ; so QM +} on ry ° . . a ‘ in Sw. FE. \ } Reriin ine eesigned. but they will not comes reasonable when it its rea s . : : itved that the speed of sound is 1126 need by deme as Price Includes Tube and Batteries be exclu-| 5s company is fin Germa sive mationally. Those waves allo-| x2 nail otha nd at a temperature of rey 8 private a giving te wave-length range. but for many ~ bh a - Fee Set. irperT a many itroe as beurdity he Departmen Re ee ee OH ae. 4x8°' Wound Coils, No. 4x6" Wound Coils, prt 3)" Wound Coils, taps Hard Rubber Panels, 7 Hard Rubber and Com Stranded Aerial Wire, Rienartz Coils, special. . Antenelia or Ducon.... feet per sec anged w P * eng ‘ . as Ia a - : } a categ om the Atlantic Coast wi!!! be! ** : eed P I = reuit : are lec de 1 6s an, sere Fahrenheit and the speed *i th be rotor o c lary lertak: vin rr | rN a repeated in the Pacific Coast cities — ax ~— Ba —. = ae 208 ODD FELLOWS’ BLDG. While not exclusive. these additions! | of electrical vibrations or the National Government for he Op carvearom Gear , we 2% _ nr — _ ‘ tinn + Fon om 4 ‘ : ) waves will aid in supplying additional! | | Waves is 186.000 miles use of the radio station at Koenigs regenerative Exciusive Distributers the —_—- - | = ’ ‘% © ‘ ; J , : ; a* a : - facilities. and will scar: ely cauee in- wusterhausen on a limited basis t , . ~ .4 feom he Fo- Cutting and Washington Radic-Phene . ac? a - BRedie terference as the stations wil! . itz . wig +.) - re - a “3 eecivers -_ > - a definite period, a regular service ot connected at —oe Products ae ait Eee sna ae about 390° miles apart. The di’-| the financial news is received r , feremee in time of 3 hours wil! also @12 ated by dotted All-American Transformers pDer, United States Switzer An id Sweden that a THE By Fada Products temd to eliminate any interference pA a eae and other cou! via the high HMand+ Charrere | mee temas wit the Came B/G Yrike Geter’ Thi” information's “broad 1110 OLIVE ST., ST. LOUIS, MO. Olive 5634 5 TELEPHONES Olive American Electric Products ine re ~~? = qOorTrs can arrange with . Csi : M4 >’ a r This informa? — ie broadcast Vietor Pheses $ 290 their distri “IF BEVWOOD RECOMMENDS IT, 100 AKVOw IT's radiv second. “nar : : back of 159 feet the words in > ecta dy. from heard oy ; et Se! ' ’ ye + + i i a ii i: F “Hi : from °* remerm ber Laboratori a “tad *~ the ? ; "Par ei.epa : Kerysteme Phenes $ 5.90 the i‘ \ase WR . oe s vr es ee . —" . . saliateasatiineenated : me Arm, nd N +’ the Gerera!l Ele sctrie . | teen ttesaie . Ate ; a avy $10.00 station owners in districts, au- ial ae mmediateiy by radio Reproductions are true and ef exceiliept thority to broadcast will be issued|- se,e. o 03 Shock Absorber for Crystal Sets } speaker and p ? ~— “- Fe n~ ~*~ . eet in front of the subscribers of the companys a aa os ee eee ; the words {n »num . : ee Ilse complete line of Jacks. on the specified wave lengths and st¢.- | “Ore EIN number at present about jar abserber for th _. v «a . ‘OndcSs tione will be required to use them mimg Arresters. Ete. are mostiy banks and indus Attractive discounts te dealers. Send for only. Where two or more stations, 7 ™*® re ocated in entatague and discsunts. ons exist, @ time schedule will be ar- Wares and cities. It is expected that air Sour we ranged. Until the assignments are Seconds York quotations handied b) his ¢ou: . ar made @efinitely. B stations wi!) Time required for service will be available generay continue to operate on 409 meters, "rations or to subecribers within 10 minutes of and C stations on 360, but by Schenectady to their dispatch from New York mid@le of May it is hoped that at} ©9137 seconds Each subscriber rents from the readjustments will be completed and Time required at dng end to company the necessary receiving ap-_ the transfers mace ; convert electrical vibrations into’! paratus, paying for the service it- A few radio wave lengths {n each sound vibrations—0001 seconds. self an annua! fee of 300.000 marks Gigtrict have been reserved because’ Tota! elapsed time from the speak- and for the apparatus an annua! eof anticipated interference with er in Schenectady to the ra@io lis- rental of approximately 209.000 tector into the circuit, so that it can other lines of communication or tener in San Francisco—0.0187 sec- marks. There are 2% hour sched-| maa pou ot? Sun ann otenainas anil held for new stations. onds. : aioe saggy 05 ules daily, beginning at 9:30 a m. . 4s..s+e4 on the table. When a good Class A Wave Lengths. _ Listeners tin the ball heard words and 5 p.m. The Express Service Co. el adiiaaeans a obtained cuaaheae aa By May 15. the nine radio tnspec- in 0.1382 seconds. ve Ey eee is represented in New York oy a .. ni ‘ ~ eas tors pa w! lace the detector on the shock ab- of the department will also un-{ San Francisco man heard words large American news agency nema aed 00 will otay tn eftestinent Waves to old Class A or new Class 0.1145 seconds sooner. | io ti ns spate . , ————_— almost indefinitely unless, of course, meme {RECEPTION FOR ARMY MESSACES, tf disturbed by the heavy signals or in For the Notebook. static. Method Similar to That Used by 4 meter is equal to 39.87 inches. Commercial Companics Will A lightning arrester !s not needed Probably Be Adopted. with an indoor aerial Successful experiments in high- Use water piping. and not gas p!ip- speed radio transmission between ing. for grouding the radio equip- Army Message Center in the Mun!- ninaait tions Building at Washington have Beware ¢ of the ° just been steam With new a commercial Ppparatus, capable of sending ene hth from a rated tape up to a speed of 190 words a minute and recording mes- sages in a saw-toothed tnk’ins on a) tape, reception at a speed of 65 words a minute has been achiered After @ little practice, Signal Corps experts say. thelr operators will be able to mechanically copr the re- ceived messages visually as well as by ear, and tn this way a great saving of time will De made in clear-| ing traffic. i The Signal Corpse is planning to adopt high-speed systems such as commercial companies are using in transatiantie werk for transconti- netal messages, and may order new mechanical radio equipment capable of operation at the rate of 306 words a minute The practica] value lies tn the fact, that when static interferes and only a few clear hours a Gay are ava!!- adie, a great. number of prepared) high-speed messages can be sent through tn a short time. The tran- ‘-cenaapgge- om Message blanks can be. done after reception by several op- | erators. s two cked up Staton, Wa “The Benw 4 Co.. ae 1110 OLIVE ST. LOU. MO ~ simple Lig ht- Potentiometers _- ; Parts for 23. Plate Var. e Soldering Sets uired to transform sot some 2 into electrical energy, 6 electrical waves to pass from San Francisco— rh act as a or gtand heavy + Are *-; _—- iTom LO . a hese bands. wh! swing, support the detect ber should be only keep the stand block, so that there is bility to absorb ali vibratic flexible cord for connecting the de- the rece’. nlienty yp +S. A’l Cabinets knock dows, ready to assemble. RADIO HEADQUARTERS §: Where Quality and Service Are Sold at Lowest Prices Sa ie ot Pe Worth rosley Grebe : = , . CR-8 senerative Receiver Tube Set Priced o 4. Q Everywhere this Grebe Set is recognized as ameng the mest efictent long distance «ets to be had. The Grebe CR-S is a regen- @ Although single-tube sets, the results obtained pn Model V Crosier Regenerative Recetls are astom erative tube set. easily and inciupensive!y, operated, yet bring! im cleariy all distant statieons. All ceautrel« are piainiy anadined All mecessary parts included: me usciecss adjustments as in some geod. Armstrong licensed, with 75% to 1500 mile > they hare many very attractive features. Come ia and inspect them. Meil Orders Promptly Fé Kresge’s Kodaks Athietic Geods KODAK FILMS Bey ex Ral 10c Hand Us Your i Films for Better perfo- . At least 50 cieney of a radio pends on the skill who is tuning it. of the effi- ving eet de- of the operator + cen. rece. "ar per > nie ether sets. You will get mere service and mere pleasure out ef protected frem anv defects by the guaram(ee of re- $80.00 AERIOLA SR. 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There are five fundamental com- | binmations fn making radio sets: (1) The single-wruit crystal trpe: (2) |The two-ctrewit crystal type: (3) The stngle-circu!t vacuum-tube type: (4) the two-cfrenf: ractutrm - tube type. ang (5) the three-circuit | Yacuum-tube type. ne Cosnpared. A recetving set conmected te « short. low antenna wil! tune sharper than if connected te a long, high an- tenga. although the latter wil! give ,Strenger signa!s. 3 s} Posteard size ‘ ihe . ; ; of «a ctresit with tepped ance cols nettivre crysta! @etectors: cabinets of ¢ lyr seasoned wood with handseme Misstes f toh priced .. FAMOUS ~- BARK We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps hed i in ea ea 'ere—otlherwise send pur- a OS Cae ee Se eee 108 Seventh Av., New York O:ty 417 North Broadway —_- _ Thru to 510 St. Charies

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- alan a ae aT er ear ¥ ealth Serv — 4 E APRIL 45. Vo2s a ee om - ane — City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the T; = dite ¢ 7 : Dn A D if O . O imes Combined by oe 40,000 ST LOU'S POST- -DISPATCH 21 yy =| Wouce ee RIBS RT Tt ds AND EXPERT] Post-Dispatch Radio Station K S D 00, 000 MARKS ANNUAL ae “shield” to one ef the termi- | b f his h ' limi 'nals of the “A” battery. In a num-' i aal pape ey ee 4 . 3 , Program for W 3000-OHMS rf N RADIO ACTIVITIES ogram for Week of April 16th SUPELRSENS ° ne . SENSITIVE * Daily Schedule M d A ‘ - ee Onl i 00 PMI. go bie | | nly D e 4 —_ > M.—J. H. Brinkme?, | | | on't A e ‘. v! , . a no ‘ ’ - : iTi nA THe \ er, All Uerie 4 ’ . | wality te aes tion of All Sending and On 485 Meters na gee Bop Kilian, flutist; | Queries Must Be Accompanied by the Name ong stan a. | av0-OH M Get te eeiving Sets Required Un eee ae eet Bite Ween, Atm Moore : and Address of the Writ yi — eat. © ectivity hones a ¢ : . | r jarry Schmidt, L. W. Kr grein, Cost in. Americ ' wr i oe ruler , ! Best der Presidential Decree At 9:40, 10:40, 11 -40 vocalists: a. eo Pec rientay ie ; : - came Mone\ Is Ap- i_ Ease of T + ak Foe Ba ° , : r raun, accompanists. roximately 41c—Ame ICz | Q. Why ar a r Dealer f : 12:40 I 11:30 P. M.—Broadcas . , erican are signals louder a — a or :40, 1:40, 2: . . M—Broadcasting the \than | t niguc, The battery ee e cee LRUE-TONE” a | » 2:40, 4.00 dance program of Gene Rode- Broadcasting Picked Up and] in the daytime? M. S. Se ee ee eee ogan Cab t Factory Representatives Libre’ may agin become. ony & Orchestra at Hotel Stat- A. SCientists attribute the ec ort time by remaining idle in a y ine este Bartel AGENCY co nal slogan, if the restrictions) Broadcastin : site T d A , Relavyed. | of this phenomenon to the {or Peano ncn discharged condition prea ire DE BLDG. é on public radio operation in- - g of the opening Rivemig ay, April 17th | of the atmosphere by the sur way is to leave the battery elite: th too much with the indepen- prices, midsession and closing chestra . M.—Mart Radmer’s Or- rene Q@. I have difficulty in roe a reliable, established battery wort 9ecuY ’ : s — = rT mE THIANYV } if _ De sof ¢ Bm LUT my for P ; ~ There have been no laws or regu- supplied by Market x baritone. Alma Fuche. BAD soshba dy marks nually for ad | »; CoN ilenser help > : B oll he batteries throug 7 # covering either the construc- sce U Sg D * ews Serv. ool A. R. Alexande ra ar compan roa icast aaryi ef , | er | A. a es. t ‘ ’ Lv oO ft r) 0 a! iF or operation of radio stations in ’ : . ept. of Agriculture: “Ww d Pg eondine a 7 t). When is the « apacity of a var rrer | this wa lat o until a recent presidential de- Liverpoo] and New York Cotton ‘ ne Inesday, April 18th simatirliiaas Mea “id ne ee ial news! able condenser maximum” H. J] G re be Kept almost indefinite ong Distance . , » -Ut > M—Broadcasti ee ' en arrange or broad A I a are rhev also ee ¢ , , on- ° y - astin °o oti r 1} tl € ) W ri} , } f - ; | t ’ ’ 6. SO ran en _eaitengigne rad:o markets; New York stocks, bonds oncert of the Knights > ape casting by the Kxpress Service toon me we ype which employs ro-' supplied - — r : a i . + . P . C7 V3 . > U .¢ j LOVE 1@ Die tes th Pie ka on? a euuent interwy, ? nto five classes, assigrinsz and money markets: ha jumbus Choral ¢ ub at the Odeon. of Berlin, according to information|! gre : — S, the capacity Is Oo. Wi pie , ntervais ) RADIO MERC lengths and , : ’ y and eclo- W. Theodore Di ) nation! greatest when the rotat! ) ‘ lll }ou please g iF MERCHANDISE . power maxima. ver: 7 Solo! yor ebels, director reaching Washingt: Tt n the rotating plates are tailg please give more de ) DI > z asses of stations tnbludine r; poultry and butter market; FT. "Mant noes Ganz, pianist ‘ompany pe r ni iis private | completely covered by the stat ail# regarding the lightning-rod | i ’ p . t — — t ‘ y x Stein ea] sical - > { a iv, finances bv re sy i on . 7 J Tif : , LIONAarYV tyne e. ; . aha - A" tj O f : , metals market: ’ , : h 7 el, violoncellist . 7ermans,-hasi pilates. In the ' pe ot aériail mentior , : : Z eis —— TK” s A } . r/ ; 17 ic . tA tiie ho ) 7% . 2 ai bi Lats Ti | ’ - . 0. 3 ‘ t ee ing sets—-were re-| oa b et; U. 8. official iche] Gusikoff, violinist. just secured partial use of the hKoe-! opens and ee ae hich per last Sunday? x! prepared dog dx» | | - / i Cb . riod 4 , rp As ‘10 - ry ) ‘ i . . shits | {) ; | ») e | ee tee Pine. + e registered prior to) eather reports and forecast, and Friday, April 20th ligswusterhausen radio station from| greatest wl cioses, the capacity is! must be und ' wo much of it) e S047. : s’ licer . ‘ the G — . Sa ma tee hen th lates at losent at be Unaerground, ane co | PF( | , now MLS one teeticioat ; as oe aeaan: - —Loulse Heimueller, “a Government for broadcasting in-j| together With Fags ct , a eer ee d he b “ ded arth ce wen S : : nt apy | rano; Marguerite Heimueller ernational news received via Naue um tne roller type, in Bee ae ae on ratus is banned. Poe Th ‘elt i. Esther Wright. pianists; from the United States. S os ote which the element roils from one Ww. J. mm. . —— The decree which will serve until 11:30 yg M- rth. reader nuhiien nudcatteed ae witzerland, spool on to another, maximum «¢ A. It was not because a “‘light | 5 i . ‘ atnerine Car- ‘ i ‘ rt. fie*) (*t) IMmntLries t » mee ; sch a AL ahd .* sa” “ms . . " ‘ “ $3 W k] ah Y) | is 1 : , ry} . . : : paad ’ = H.caliner wher ' vv el 3 BOC tnat ) . a “2 : = radio law is enacted, pro- * P. M. 400 Meters michael, AWal , a FF, Davie, Mhie news rebroadeasted over 2 Sapna ‘ or i wade ] e flex ses eae ot 4 4 neal s 2. ; i Ne condenser. 7 bade articular ty . of lightning s g iS mts as follows: short addresses and other fea- hn 0 P. M.—Gallagher Orches- industrial institutions, in about 200! ©. My aeria! Le age ee pe od ightnii g K ° | § Wavelength. Max. Power tures. Details announced dail 8:30 P. M.—Helen Peeck. , , clues The company plans to han-| ae ag consists of four 100 ductor Raa oe ve *e et a con | 1ese ors 1ano om — (meters) = (Ailowatts) in the St. Louis F eee a Leases, res eg dle New York quotations within 10/and ires, spaced three feet apart | frequency c daniel One es ae | pany FD j—Amateurs, including ell ost-Dispatch. irs, Hazel Epping Herligers, so- minutes after their digpatch from |W 15 feet above a gravel roof. face y re ee Established 187 | Fy | F -..... ee ‘ prano. s 4 i Ale ial detadlane ispatc from | Would 17 get wetter reauite hv falda ia and, therefore, a braided CcOop- , | 1sse 1007 OLIVE ST . rece! ’ ee . Mhili 3 it "6 a * eis ising per cable fe the 1O ° : Vs LONG AND 50 FT, HIGH ‘Education: ! : institu- Subecribers .rent thet feentel 1 & ) feet higher I have been told l'of obtainir | mm at perfect means | : ! tions & experimenters 225-2 ly S eee sets from the Eror iving that a single wire antenna wou ne aining @ grip’’ on the ether —_—_— = _- Be _ lleges & Riate in- register with the Dir a arin | zx press company gir o better res 14 7 vl AL 188 UN! kely t} at its bein iy ‘i mw = = —— ector-Generalt paying an annua esults and less g under-, tutions . 300-3600 rc rat, wil! h: ire tenes : nm annual rental char f th noise | ground had anythir —— y jot Commu alnpe he ‘ssuan: Pav ‘ ge of 1} t mT “ , anything t wit tate institutions , nication. After March 16, T issuance of licenses. | “00.900 marks and an ar ian the four wires. Would yor j } g to do with the rnment eke arks ane an annua rvic . : result tain lo a he only no station may be used unless th he Government may, under speci- Charge of £00,000 mar! al service advise raising or making these | ‘ s obtained in all probabllity . S as os. oe 8% 0 * 400 Mh to 1 proper ern it h scs: € fied circumest i ‘ ThiarkKs. Iwo and- | es! ed h - , ig n°¢® gsarmne cable e:jener led ; ou . ES DRY CELLS Meteoro! ogical gta ‘ p } as been issued. The ts \aAA; Sia fit es. reg lire trans- a half ho lY : schedules '& Z ane J . « > @ Ih : rg rie € high into an t eat 18 D a 4R6 % to 1 permits are for a term of one year mitting stations of any of the five tained eve; : 2 ben mal if- A There is no doubt but what} 1@ air and 100 “feet ong wou'd an + ; ' : . J : le ti sa = i) rN AlN r) | ; ; tat la\ 4 7 1° } e+ . TRE PA receiving wets mre rated Class A, | °” ee ee ee ee Seren. without and evening. [raising it would increase the eff ee eee ‘ tg leas cf tvpe or size and for five vears in the ations ome claiming inden nity 4h ~— émittine FEDERAL ' i Ci¢ ney of the aer! a) ar qd 4 , recely ‘ (] ) Is it uniaw fi] to tranermit #3 = srietr . > : / té tions a Li « ; sor rs aaa ror y 4 si ‘V- on a Wave lengt! of 10 ‘ : fff fof —_ _ for Registration. classes Applicants must pass an : oncogene of aliclasses a biect te RADE COMMISSION 10 ing one wire is as go00d as several , i Ee ce lis 9 us a or esu ts f All ow ners of statious within elementary examination, but it is sisneagpagiaa ta fthe International Ra INVEST GAT © What make a lightning ar mf whic h his radius : ese five classes were ordered to | not believed that this reauirement dio Convention signed in Londor E RADIO INDUSTRY reste wonld vou recommend as be : . What is required . 1912 The ler ! I t ¢ es Or an amateu before the sy ~ mle a ee pre } S } a 1@ Wios Sa i¢ () A \I er bit t20oVvert Be sure to see ti ¥ | transmitting OD Teg EOE SCRE | Purpose Will Be to Ascertain Wheth- A The Post-Dispatc} , issue a license; r. R Tusk iis New Model 4 wea wy mere emily my rane MMT TT Sr _—= | distr : ernational er or Not A ame = en does not A. (1) It is against uska Popular Receiver — many A _— Hh GAL al ane et A A MPT PE wa ipa eall-*'S. O. & o | ng ame ea recommendations ag to dtaliaite Sac cetanee ihe. saw te improvements have been made -_— it _ 63 dil at ae oe es are provided f¢f eing iolated the ‘‘best’’ apparatus Get ets als of any Kind into the a! 2 i 7 + eu éagTr the { . ' . a . r@eLl ONS Aap > ovTees? , , : ast whi ] ls i Cc; osure of ary put li, Cavern dis : investigation ‘oO ascertain proved Ds fire nnderwriters ’ ; aie ans kind of a trans e von give great: ig | | message intercepted by stat! gece — ‘rr not there is a radio sweet @. When using only 18 volts of ting set before formal applic ste fie = } ae: ‘ . , on on Ty) » . . ; . ; +f isc non 1 - oo ee. setiaiiesn 2 - bie bape i ' j ? a apparatus capable of tra ‘ Will svuon-be launched _by t] Teder: 22% or 45-volt ‘‘B” batter +} S$ been made to the radic & range. SAUTOPLEX: C/RCU/T. . % 7 a €F are = tting , 1. , ; ‘ ine } eOaeladai a i ry. do ie = ‘ ‘ ‘ the d “ Nee ie e S p ee continuous wave may wi meil ijade { OMIMISsSiION in compliance (‘Re Is for th . nigner \ > i ‘ e © h ‘ce + Siye¢ ; ¢ > . n i Status oj ne ? Ter € ar of t | pattery ”’ 4 ry? oye s i ) wore 8 s giving satisfac- RADIO ENGINEER FOR G0 ne radio eenee tS he battery? D. W. 1 rds (five +. , . . ' —_ ’ } if ne WwW 1) and instruc- ti e e l, VER} (MENT Laid) VM etner anti-t? ijet t Sond A. CoriN the part of ? Pe } 4 — ui pe! ae n te - 1i0fn S L R d . _ | ’ ’ . ati tt. Ut Sta u = VW ere R ale y : y S44 pA e \ \ M sa ail f os eS. te Signais 1 | erial Sr ee BOOS. voccccecss OO Doctor of Engineering oe ee ights or special privil A. No barely audible. What |! nites Mepw Satisfaction Genrddtnad | ee Ri nart C ils ; . : sca Valle ees i Oy transmiss' —" _ 4S Tits diff - LOUIS, aan e Zz 0 * special ee a ee 80c graduated from the Tec} " } } e } ; mission or reception (3. | 1) Are 1! variable inde Cuics 1 \ | eee eer eee0eereess acher Ae a . ‘mniscne nav een lat . ; a aiie ri COTit neers / rye . NE . F Antenella or Ducon. i $1 00 H 9chsch ile, Carlsruhe {mn 1912 He veiiisiaet iia Se ‘ gh No announce- (hax ng the same nun haw ef -mlated A There {a no Aoubt but what re- * ee Oo «+ «2 © “oe = ££ fe a & = a . served tw: aes - ad if : i z ’ a et een made rT tT ) ¢ hy a? ¢ we ’ )? ‘ _ ehargin ¥ ) a ‘ died e ‘ , OW | ost ? o Olive 5635 f- Audio Frequency Transformers $1.00 it . C tiger ler Steinmetz commission 7 So same capacity? (2) Is there Weg . a ur “A” battery will end = . ‘ i ; ee eS Oe lw mg os i r1@ eneral Electri . Cr ‘ . @ efinite ratio het ween , 4 row ea, as many ti; sz en = . . - ss@Ciris nd is ratio | 1 th rim at ) imes tubes .2h Triple V. T. VOU KNOW 17'S RIGHT" —. ‘Pe ae eae 2h eee 25c, 50c and $1.00 author of a technical hook » BI . *.- me had mecondécy coils of 4 a4 = ee will Hght, but not burn Sehaiuatel Socket ' t $1.35 — Binding 2 FOR ) S a wencyv measur i on Ire- VW ave len the ‘ o : , : cg : ~ Re PiOTn Pe. enough to « . , Sen sl : ay j $1.35 Double | Laporte outa if e a Mc seer oes cccnss 25¢c, 50c, 75c and $1 .00 q ed neasurements For the pas Citrate nai . ap {if so, what is it (3) Will a radio-!in mind operate in the set Bear Socket 98c 10c Nickel-Plated Biad- FOR eee 0 entiometers re ne Hee ae ae 50c 65c 75¢ec and BOC several years hea has hes . a, a pe mh i , ibis ri] 0! indiucta nee | fr equency tra? af irmer des gned acl % : ediati' ais, that as the - : iSiaf mriiv : tact ; — 6 Solderin 8S J pionaege tat eive from stations )transmit- to ' aan vetorily due Har . §$ ~ FoR — ay £ Sets Se Ee ee ee es ee ee oe oe ee ee oe 750 and 600 ag y e ; reases it. ting on longer waves n ah VW’ C bad at oe ics ind electrical aban be 1.29 enue tel v - % 10 5c = . i , e oe ; ‘ sis : Storms wit thelr ag , o~ costat, clain Tubes ; i . ' 4 2 Mail Orders P , | sheet ashestos tn chines * a! " ft r tha the rain or snow can fa)) dire ct- ters this s iil mer VN . M whristling sounds in te rid ‘ f the 2 romptly Filled. Include Postage With Order solder from ininrine “ibe dropping § ly into it. This will cause leakage A Ratteries should he kent get? If seen “nating ’ (ne : lewelling | Olive 7691 . e j Jgiti ad ] wiation t n ry ; : - ’ ‘ar ’ - ; : . i * ' 7s * oo, ° - 4 SS eee the surface of panels and «A si! -“ wire antenna is {ust ne charged a! . the plates covered with A. Try placing a sheet of partie 908 PINE STREET Central 367° good af a our-wire or cage water at al! times l'slecs th! eee eS ai Or ° } antenps ‘ is jf * finfoi! direct y : ‘ . BY. gone. rapid deterioration takes place the ea > av behind, and next to Mail Orders Promptly Filled ront panel of the set. Connect | cat ae seme RT Proven Worth ey Receiver QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS “TB FRONT Fi sBiG Washington Av. Kresge’s Dollar Store ‘ at KK resses UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO. BET. OLIVE 203 N. BRO ADWA OPP. BANK OF AND PINE COMMERCE THE CUT-PRICE RADIO STORE OF ST. LOUIS GREEN GREEN | FRONT g Delta Midget $10,000 STOCK Peanu ' Tubes OF FULLY GUARANTEED HIGH-GRADE RADIO MERCHANDISE a i aL A A aaa | Gah, f — mamma §'|* FAMOUS MURDOCK HEAD PHONES Tesults obtained with these : upersensitive 3000 oh , ; Why pay mor h celver 3 m, with adjustable GRIO y © when you PRICE 150 to als eugie oeanniaone , cts d comfortable head band, loud — 98 can buy a perfect three-ele- S.BELOW COST THIS WEEK tures. Come in tomorrow — treacle seme seme: monaaenanls ee SNE ee Thr T R : Manufacturers . squeals, howls, tube noises or ee- ube ecelvin g Se | other Sete att Wenn, 2 HEAD P HONE BARGAINS For This Week distortions, that will work on TUxER-DOTECTOR & 3-STAGE AMPLIFIER, _— ' Bana WE WILL BU EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED two 1//,-volt dry cells. Dia Standard Transformers and’ Rhcostats, Crmu- S ee | ILD A DIAMOND, per pair. $2. ay BAL DWIN. 1 grams for regular and con- | 8x8x23 inches. ek. Se ee ro is PO. 95 torage a A BLUE SiREAK, pair. $4.59], oud Speak- : version hookups free with [i Ml Bovn Loup srcaxen. 1200 Vatur ........ Batteries . FEDERAL, per pair ..$4.95| ing Unit.........$4.25 each tube. Ox, DETECTOR TUBE, ebe VALUE, * j ) | ; , | - VALUE ; epcatt Sterne, we " | Genuine Baldwin Type C, per pair... . .$6.95 | FS bees core ee ae a : | sae eae = %-VOLT B ; —_. Y ay eet I) 95 @ Erla Radio F | | ee @ Erla Radio Frequency Transformers, $3.98 1) Be ee sit eerie s | Add a step of Radio Frequency Amplification t ‘ ‘ | Pee ymca ie tees iy oo IN YOUR | a Radio Frequency Amplification Set and cltminate anne rd ween | | bana Saas pi : rouble. | | Se — Standard B Batteries, _ [Sterling Battery | | RADIO HEADPHONE SPECIALS mst ie HONOGRAPH | 22's volts; fresh ship-| “Rechargers.. $1496 ff [| Radio SP 0 Specials This Weelk (Ui cones messi oe cas nn alos . | SETS, Terrrrre Tr bessooecs - ee batter 3 on | 45-volt Standard B Jefferson Audio Frequency VAOOBUB DET men —¥y pen Saget: . $4.96 BE BE AUTOMATIO ELECTRIC HEAD SETS, a200 ¢ prreeeeee ‘as — eagiaeg ae a. : Batteries ....... $3.25 Transformers $3.29 ALLEN 3000-OHM HEAD ae 2... seeeeeeseneess bo OTHER RADIO HS. . | ay j have orig. distance sete ready to saad Se eel | Vernier Rhecetats 89c|3-Inch Dials oe ; Ac ME AUDIO TRANSFORMERS ...---- seacecesaniiad $3.95 | 6-VOLT RADIO STORAGE \DIO SPECIALS - : “every part of th , renty to tim Co, Le hh cm Re einen we CII g2ias BR EBD 43-Pv ave VARiABue CONDENSERS ..... bosass 6.96 —— e United States, and neighborin | FADA TYPE BAKEL ‘TE. VARIOCOUPLERS ..... ay es | E CONDENSERS ...,...0+0.. attr ad = the horn now in your phonograph. — WELSH W.T. 501 P EANUT TUBE see a yiepencn a ws — ae ae oaeedes $2.96 | Bee om. 260 DEED Vaineneues er ros apiesine’ 148 vgn tte . : wakes the place of other Tubes and Crystals . ~~ ” are -- ++ $2.96 | JEWELL FIXED ORYSTAL DETE MD i cisecee - 00 nigh ; wszessgy D 65 Pric d F $ Operates on three Dry Cells. © oa te aaa os ong opt pat repo . re gp manne Oo EI ER oe 35 ) CONSOLIDATED RADIO Pin Geet gy tsesseeeeeeee O88 ~ e rom | any circuit .....-------+++: .00 TaN AL, 49-PLATE Bs the anree B BR o ro | Te Sauna 4. DETECTORS sees ays, ose wr 0 re aia wen 93 « atin s . | ; v.77 sOCxKETSs i‘ pe eaten Sixth Fleer 3 Terms—$2.00 W Welsh Sockets ...... 40c Welsh Adapters 1 ta ele 75 coaw sete ad 15 see ‘OHM ‘SINGLE nn. po (BB GENUINE BAKELITE PEANUT TUBE ‘socutere:!/''°" ase ‘ erm ; stag | BB ANTENELLA AERIAL SOCKET PLUGS .....-.-. | | We also _ | We ee. All Merchandise Purchased of ‘Us KING BAKELITE RHEOSTATS .....-.------->- Cae ose | Bh + barge Beh yr om. of all standard Radio THE al r ers Receive Prompt Attention In addition to the above specials we are sacrificing one of the most | Prom C Catalogue Sent on Reguest complete radio atocks in St. Louisa, at prices that will su pt attention oe to all mail orders, | al tion given mail orders; ey mete be included. No C. O. D. shipments mad postage must -< «: 4226 OLIVE ST., ST. LOUIS UNIVERSAL SUP P LY = oe 1. panera . | ; Tw Bell peptic QO: wr ‘ Phone, Lindell 66 . | al 7 BM ser. ox 203 N. BROADWAY °™5.23i%.2" BE AY , a S ¢ 10 Corporation 1S 10 vage aoe cade ' t. Louts, Vio. : L- | g ine St.. 1103 Pine St. he is, Me. - “td Seb ? eee . ' 4 ae see re eS 2 j - 5 { . Exe ra eee E ‘a PPRRE Pere um SS 2B & : ' ‘ & be Ry wae WY be 8

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POSTADISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ' The City Circulation of the Daily Road News 4 For Motorists | | _ K I E L = . _ COThe Custom Built Car Week ending April 14, 1928: by Lemay Ferry—© pen. gene,” Tel h—Good. hoy emmeel DRUG STORES an egrap os a B | The “PRICEMAKERS” Monday Specials a ope ire: Custom- ul t Closed from Grant's Farm to Fen- ALL OF THESE NATIONALLY KNOWN ARTICLES oa Te ee celen Wateen te , : WHICH ARE ALL ADVERTISED IN THE APRIL | Centon at a Quantity Price + 4 Manchester—Open from city im- ‘‘s to Manchester, Mo. Closed to a oe vals r - ane then tate OO Cee a AL we mw ay When the model “Fifty-five” Phaeton was ® Ellisville. Detour on Henry to or ol oo | if Clayton read, west of Clarkson road, announced at $1485, the Kissel Motor Car OE AOS MEP company achieved an end for which !t has Vist ad & > . | Clayton—Hard surface: good. been str: —— for seventeen yeare-—fto pro- Olive Street—-Open ail the way. duce a truly custom-built car at a price com America 3 Greatest Magazine St. Charles—Concrete; good. paring fave tee v with that of many cars far Natural Bridge—Good: open &8! the wat | pan ery ane | Wherever motor cars are discussed, and that’s nearly 1 the To } preserve Kisse! standards of custom- . evervwhere, somebody is sure to remark—“ That Studebaker Florissant-——Good: open all las s be en the least difficu Hall's Ferry—Hard: good ult feature of Special-Six is a regular automobile.” Riverview Drive—Hard: good his task—for Kissel designers, engineers and ee Be ‘raftsme: s know no obher standards: ; The Studebaker Special-Six has been on the market for aa | four years. Each year has seen added toit such refinements Pricer air | ut such a price for such a car could be | enris sult _- oo me gam leacace FEF. Lewis Moter Sales Co. Marien, TL. Dist. Se lilineis nah Soh pee eh cee 77 Pe ae o> - a ee “~S I te See Sees Me pe Fee Pe Pg Be Meg ee . : 1a | t e-co Et oe aon seeding diei-eahanditeemimemmnctinetedtiaedtlintet tits cantiiinent mada a TTT eeebetrep earn A RE am ln NA A NE EE AN ee Ht nett as _ 0 oe en — Chase set me cance ag o —— = cepa tt - - OE ER RE EE Fe ce MODELS AND PRICES—f. o. b. factories $1 Yeast Foam Tablets..... FOURTH FIRESTONE | gp ES ee | thee ee | pee $1 Pyorrhocide Tooth = gam CONTEST ANNOUNCED ee eee ee reget Fr Gnadineid cites aa ht SPARE PCR 7S | Roedater (2-Puss.) —_1250 sat yg es 30c Groves’ Lax. Bromo-Guinine. 19¢ a oe eee Sate of BE : | >. ea Coupe (4-Puss.) 1875 | Couns ¢3-Bem) 2550 is 2050 Sedan 2738 ‘ . = t? Liniment. eat Se ee I ae a ..2ic by high achoo! atudents of the na- ace | FLACONETTES (Non. = Depila- | ‘cory'anc nousiaany | SPI —— — on wer ~- x a - Oe Rt Am tition for the S : ee DOU EXTRACTS of Popular Odors a eae competes | if e y tory Writing good roads essars to Kegular Monday largest single educational av Price $1.00 SALE.. C fered ta he Geentr: C Spiro Powder Se . » > = * 4a LP? ~ : ‘ is - . > . pals and studénts as rapidly as: pos- 1 STEEE Stacomb pals and students as rapidiy as po WEBER MOTOR CAR COMPANY “honsecis aunt Kolynos Tooth Paste. . .24c $5.00 * hake eee oe the tn: . ASSOCIATE STUDEBAKER sore: Gane SRAtCE_oess ' . Hat Dyes oo formation Oo! yrospect. coutest- lute Sales & Service Company. Shearburn Aute Company. Alten. ihe Schwartz. Edwardsrilie. Tl. Jetum— oo! - Cato T th Paste STAR-RITE nti A that ~esaa or t ' lj oe . . “ Leferer. Pacife. Meo. . . ; 7 : 3 4 i A : erite Hat 50c Djerkiss Face Powder, ELECTRIC nana mata ha On neinie with % { Big Bend ne ute & very Cempany Sieatiies Kushing Herculaneum, Bricht Webster Greves. Mo inion. Mo. 34c TOASTERS sim? ru! s of Ss tin in ,? “ . : K ohler- Sneer Motor Car Co., 5023 Neibuorg (,arace Wricht Citr. Mo irk’ Motor Sales Ce.. New oe eae ; Ee Se ec - Deimar Av Festus Aute Sales. Festus, Mo. 5 eggs . Fuerst-Walsh Motor Saleg Ce. Reik's (:arace. Augusta. Meo. 4 . 6173 Grarveols. $3.89 THE KODAKS 16c Java Rice Powder. : S918 Olive St. Cennauvghton-Whalen & Ce. Old ! i j Tire Co. STORE FOUNTAIN St. Louis County Antomedile Com- “Monree Mo. Mennen’s Talcum ANP ae 80:39 cola ee ee FOR GIFT - | pany. Ciayton, Mo Service Gurage. De Soto. Mo. | é t s ina GIF 4 Ss PENS Warne Moter Service & Sales Co.. Pine Lawn Aute & Electric Co.. — Aute Repair. 2534 Salis- Se em ee a . ‘ IMPORTED! 85c D. & R. Cold Cream, 69c | PALMOLIVE surated in 1920 an vided | | 6233 Warne cgay bn 3 ” . : , he c se - i ' - = Tri-City Aate Sales Co... Granite Fred Rehan Aute Kepair Co. Ce- Bernhardt & Nethaas. C HAIR Sieltel Veulshita Cres. poliege education for one | 9] For This Week—Sale of Rogers & Co. Plated : City. m1 fambia. It. ee | CLIPPERS 24¢ ued at approximately $4000 fd | mi THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR| Packer’s Tar Soap, 3 cks., ieee A - gla 2 pene ieapag a: | ma 31:28 alze}) oe | Suiverware | , in several states The Kiwanis 50c ONE PINT SIZE ee ot ae $100 for the best from th c On essay from nat Doctor Stare ané the Bureau of Extension Several beautiful patterns of this well-known, high-grade Ww t's ! of the Untversity of Virginia offers Silverware will be offered at these exceptionally low prices. es Hii $25 as @ second prize. The Univer- Gifts of Silverware are appreciated. | Tooth gity of North. Dakota scholarship of- | | 9 Brushe fered by Jamestown College last $2.00 Teaspoons, set of 6 — | ‘ Ss Ss vear will De se@eated this year for — as 2 ; | | oman S$ | 3.50 Tablespoons, set of 6 = | : : ii) prize-winnig @8says, it is reported. : — or tigi, : | P - re nl T siatla = * eu —on . *. = ; e C Kentucky, Louisiana. North Caro “ 00 Salad Forks. set of 6 lina, Arkansas, Oklahoma and other = - ip ower an States are making similar offers. 00 Knives & Forks, 6 of each. 85.50 BALMWORT BOTTLES RUBBING | IN| USED CARS MENACE TO 1.00 Cream Ladles, each. i= HAN Fascination— TABLETS. ALCOHOL ' AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS 1.50 Gravy Ladles, each........81.15 Monday a In spite of the fact more than $2.00 Berry Spoons, each........81.35 Le’ 49.98. Special Cc 39¢ Rr ee eee ge Curing 3933 ) , A Secret That Every Woman Wants to ’ —the record-breaking rear of the in- Know About. | | dustry—and in spite of the fact that 316. 00 26- Piece Chests At Judce & Dolph's At Judce & Dolph’s $.000.000 or more are to be built A woman's power and fascination is imcreased ‘Menday ) MEDICINE PRICES ‘Menday ) during 1923. the chaotic conditions including aives, 2 ey tea- $12. 45 ne matter what her age —when the has glowing, - Dickinson's Witclr i pt, oe that exist in the manufacturing and ugar gPoon—in aw beautiful lined cak ie cheat beauty, a sparkling spirit, a keen alert mind, graceful st Pure Glycerine, pound... .. $9c Hii] selling Is deplorable, says C. E his week at and supreme — health. Everyone admires such s omen Doan’s Kidney Pills odes Seahamen, east ie Eads, president Cole-Eads Motor t is a tonic just te be near her | ae nt ce, Cole Gisteibuter. We Carry a Complete Line of Oneida Commun? S9c | 7 847 Roger Compare: °c Catarrh Jelly, Sac eac| 3. & D. Mineral Ol, pint. 50c “The question is often asked— Sterling and Pearl-Handled Ware in Open-Stock Patterns, paw Do Yeu ' y. ~ atc 4. - *P nie “What is the matter with the auto- The daily use of the Soap, with Have you got the beauty, the leve, the health. erengih Mayr's Stomach Remedy.. 98 J. & D. Russian Oil, pint TS . Special! Se! Mestercle . .......2%c tae 53c J. & D. French Olive Ot, pt., $8c mobile bustiuess? and = invariably 4 ss Selling of These occasional! touches of the Ointment, and happiness that you long fer? Did you have them ate , ; — ; | . Y ox the reply comes back, “The used 5 SS 66 99 ‘ but lost them as age, worries ard cares made their Pape’s PD . - ®he Se s very effective for keeping the . : +> a — eis ckcs —e supra oar sc car” which ts another a oe te + Pe. eae A R hance eof and emesth, Per red, Then take stock of nto elf! Is your appetite feeble iy o Se ie a Se , * : i -handised its oor “Inete: “tent a aT tied. at shai ; be:hein hot water and Caticzre you grt bs in the mornings all tired-oct? Are vou : Pinkham's Veg. Comp. ._.. 4 " W. Quinine, oz. bottle, eimien’ The arentest sreb. ‘ef um shen ectric Toasters dry, and rub ia ¢ Caticars Oisemene devcid of ambition—do rou aati a feeling of “what's the | $s.00 Value as you grind through the long weary day? Do your / met, e kh ‘ . mat is now faced by both the Woodworth's DOUBLE I} manufacturer and the dealer ts the Pas eS are of these } high-grade turn-over style heavy and tired und does 15 minutes of work make you a FAMOUS y readjusting of their merchandising ae an ‘oe. se gyn lg fore at this mad gt ae rest, tremblinc. weak -_ aeevemns Do you feel like = | : ro ; ‘. = = , ‘ ast » ices c rea . to scream sometimes when things get on your nerves =i ae slicles so as to eliminate the vi- one time. Turn tthout ¢ o This wonderfully beautiful box. ex- eet Jz ous trading practice that has crept as ) . eiicton - aie a Your mirror will tell you the rest. Have = —_ euse of one mes ‘i | ee Gabe Stater Cue | We: ADVER me “par e? as your once antifal a’ deme = : cop $9.95 SLT $1,715 | : Co. opera a ond item? Thee ag Buick dealers to PLATE FINISH Rg wuTr fer the ('a'’e merchandising pe gee you demonstrate | ae ; * F. Th ‘ t of A " beth P w- ” ; Pian .8 Very s iccessf i! in the 80. “* Cadomene— : ’ . ey a Me) ae tee UsethistoStop | 7 The Tole See Soort Reedate hea ; = 2. oa Cadomene is not fast an ordinary stimulant Mie many yourself, and indeed. im the pepular shades. > ae, } dealers. says Eads. “The Cole plan 5 aM | : Make deilcious brown waffles without smoke er grease. ; - ; a »rces the used busin from g" fad Men.. Tees. YOUR INITIAL Engraved FREE! £ THY et new car lesa sade Gielan —— seo pat $9 00 os a e spcnted tanies atepnane (sees to the a of — Lein.«tiimete, tae _— —" My ithey eliminate from thetr @ealere see eeeseeesewesesens , euritis alin eutritios and by building up th the blood until it 1s vibrant, rim” gation if you do! 50c ‘How to Bathe Internally’ Hit overhead more than €0 per cent of ef : | r cent | and red, ne ge oa . ee ee Our Rubber Geeds Department Hi; the cost of eperatio Thi need 4 Me matter where your pale ts located nerve, cell and tissve the entire v ust a weet or Prophy- iia nae poland talon of wakhen Hy Overhead eperating yo Kaa rie Announcements —in the back sheuléera arma lege or after you start taking Cadomene you should notice the an §=—s—‘ ameannen”. aie me A perce the —— chance. Ret in reer ae - - 2 : ad Ht N. A. D. A. CONFERENCE remar ow much better you are looking that’s in oper- where Tysmo! gets ta {te work. Tysmel | . Se the Tondestul, book ‘@ applied ever the spot where yee feei | the start. For when those nerves, those tissues, those cells a TO BE the pain, ead is taken up througa the completely revitalized and made healthy. active and st a HELD IN CHICAGO pores of the skin. it gvethes heals | then you'll } ; ¢ life was , to } nat | it a . - —_ . tafi ed helping te restere ether, me. our Rundred automobile trade them to healthy ceatition. | |] bealth and happiness really mean! Cadomere Tablets are } association secretaries an4 manag- Tysmel centa!ne ne ¢ope—ce polsen. and highly recommended by all Co TEA ers are expected t futely harmless. es ' ® attend the first od suppiy 3 Cakes fer a r } national conference fn Chicago, July . : Drug For sale by Wolff-Wilson, Judge & Dolph Drug Stores and | - DOU STORES mH 23 and 24. The definite dates for 41 j orth Broa dw druggista. ta 51S Olive 7th and Lecust 514 Washington |i) ‘> conference were announced to- ay | bit day vy the W e t le . 2 — i See Ra Be SOLENNS SND RINGSBTRY (Winter Garden) OE el Be EO Thru to 510 St. Charlies FARM appeals and PROFITABLE lake Cadomene -The Tonic Supre — — ; te eee ae FARM OFFERS are advertised ts - _—_ renging t nf SS ee conterenne, ‘POST-DISPATCH WANTS. | a A ee ee

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os ‘APRIL 18, Tons, hat’s nearly Studebaker market for refinements Today there andinevery- isfied owner. tests against something automobiles. LOCUST STEEET ont 40 and 4il Sidney 275 South Grand. Mmuartz, Fdwardsville, Tl. Leferer. Pacific. Mo. Rushing Herculaneum. Motor Sales Co.. New | im. Wo. tt. 6123 Gravols. End Battery & Tire Co.. N. Broadway. ) LL. Ringe. St. Charlies. Mo. ht Auto Repair, 2534 Kalis- rdt & Nethans. Collinsville PR YEAR man Wants to tion is imcreased ten-fold, she has glowing, youthful alert mind, graceful strength, one admires such a woman. 4 re: ‘Compare? love, the health, strength ? Did you have them once, 4 cares made their mark your appetite feeble and do your nights restless and do f-onut? Are you listless— a feeling of “what’s the use” ‘ary day? Do your feet feel tes of work make you seek Ss? Do you feel like you want S get on your nerves Test. Have those cheeks lost your eves lost their eld- ful hair become thin, filet Tonic Supreme! jinary stimulant lfke many of perm . By aidin @ blood until it 1s vibrant, ric mmplete revitalization of every ire body. Just a week or two you should notice the won- shonld notice the sparkle ny bloom to your cheeks; the You should notice that you Work seems lots eacier than it get on your nerves any more; r; feel better. Everyone ance. Within two weeks they are looking. And that's jest , those tissues, those cells are healthy. active and strong— to be—what bea ’ ! Cadomene Tablets are sold good drogrists—everywhere. he Tonic Supreme : ee ae ee ct De eLRReLVERBELELALSOLELLLife. 2A eee The City Circulation of the Dally POST-DISPATCH fone Exceeds that of the Daily Sta¥ and the Times Combied BY Approximately 20,000. from ‘Radiator to Rear cAxle —d car of proven construction Built throughout from specialized units of established merit—Columbia Six delivers an unfailing service at a great saving. Never before has such a car been offered at less than $1000. You are quickly attracted to these fine cars by their distinctive beauty; the graceful effect and fine finish of their roomy, low-hung bodies. But it is when you begin to study the details of the pedigreed chassis that you get a real idea of the value there is in the Columbia Six. The 50 horse power Red Seal Continental Motor gives you more power than you-will ever need; rapid acceleration; speed and plenty of it. A finger touch-control makes it delightfully easy, to handle.and the ight, well-balanced weight insures unusual economy of gas, oil and tires. Aad at the prices listed below thereisno other valuedikethe Columbia. If youscek- year in and yearout service thatéefreefromcare;if you desire abeotute dependability with great economy—come {in and see-the new Columbia Sixes. A demonstration will convince you. Units That Make A Good’Car Good Pifty horse power Red Seal Continental Motor, Timken Axles front and rear, Durston Transmssion, Borg @ Beck Ciutoh, Gemmer Steering Gear, Stromberg Carburetor, Spicer Universal Joints, Auto-Lite starting, lighting and ignition. Advance Motors Co. Distributors: : Tuke F. Wart, Pres. Open Evenine« and on Sundare. Dealers Wanted in Eastern Missouri and Soutliern Illinois. 2929 Locust Boul., St. Louis, Mo. Columbia Specialized Six ~and specialization brings perfection i not or * ee = & 7 2 Se ve a teearve of Buick that fits the Springtime In the sparkling beauty, in the lustrous coloring and in the zest that they bring to motoring, the Buick Sport Roadsters fit the spirit of springtime. Quite in keeping with every outdoor pastime, equally suited to every day tasks and duties and always smart, up to the minute and attractive, the sport Tiinrene. of thoes roadsters provide luxurious motoring. Buick dealers to let you demonstrate the Sport Roadster to yourself, and remem- here’s no obli- » gation if you do! Only a trip behind the wheel can re- veal how far their appointments and refinement have bettered motor car comfort and convenience. West Side Buick Auto Co. 5023 Delmar Boulevard Kuhs-Buick Co. 2837 N. Grand BI. South Side Buick Auto Co. 3456 S. Grand Boulevard Jakes-Buick Auto Co. East Side Buick Co. Kirkwood, Mo. 326 N. 10th St., East St. Louis, DL Vesper-Buick Auto Company Lindell at Grand West Pine at Vandeventer When better automobiles are built, Buick will buildthem ‘CLOSED CAR PRODUCTION | RAPIDLY INCREASING Among the marked tendencies in the automobile industry of the past ‘five year has been the steady growth of the closed car. In 1916 only’ slightly more than 1 per cent of all | the cars manufactured in the coun- | try were closed. This percentage | has eteadily risen until today more! | than 25 per cent of all cars manu-| | factured are closed models. | R. O. Frampton, president Hud-| gson-Frampton Motor Car Co., Hud- son and Essex distributer, has just | received figures in regard to closed car production. The Hudson Mo- tor Car Co. which manufactures both Hudson end Essex cars, has' , for the past two years, it is claimed, led all manufacturers in the pro- duction of closed models. Their ‘output is now 75 per cent closed cars. | Early tn 1922 the Hudson Co. an- | nounced the Hudson and the Essex) ‘coach models. The coach was the} embodiment of two ideas; first, a | closed car of sound Yaiue; 'a closed car at not greatly more ‘than the price of the open model. The first of these was obtained | iby putting a coach body on the reg- | second, ‘ular Hudson and Essex chassis. The | @ isecond was obtained by building a/| ‘closed body substantial and service- | able in every respect, but omitting many of the unnecessary extras which tended to make closed bodies as a whole so expensive. AUTO CLUB NOW HAS OVER 26,700 MEMBEPS | In the first quarter of 1923 the) 'gain in membership of the Automo-| bile Club of Missouri was so great ‘as to make an automobile club as! ‘large as this club was in 1920 at the same period. | | With the Chicago @lub only report-| ‘ing 26,000 paid members at the end; (of 1922, it is more than likely that the Automobile Club of Missouri has 'now reached a size which makes it the second largest automobile club in the world. To appreciate the enormity of ifts membership. which is more t] 26 - of automobile ‘uls ns are being made at this time for the-greatest touring season that the club has ever expe- rienced, and with its forces all mar- shaled to Geliver to members as wel! 'as visitor tourists, it confidently pre- (dicts that this year ifts several bu-' ‘'reaus in the State will no doubt handle about 100,000: tourists, fur-' nishing them with road information, ly covering Missour!, but on th: routes, ending in Michigan, Canada. the Atlantic Coast or the! Pacific Coast. |RAY-HARROUN JOINS LINCOLN PRODUCTS CO. | The Lincoln Products Co. of Chi-! ! through cago—maniufacturers of Lineol: Shock Absorbers—has announced ¢ appointment of Ray Harroun manager of their factory equipment Givision with troit, Mich. Harroun !{s widely known t!n the aufomotive tndustrv hoth as an en former racing driver headquarters at De heca ise alone that one mz: had triumphed in this great class! without a mechanic on the seat ibe ‘side him. It is to note that Tommy red his ention of entering the I: interesting Milton has deecla lianapolis event this year In : ‘Miller, and that other drive: intimated they will follow t} ample set by Harroun 1? The Marmon “Wasp.” whi: roun piloted, was also the fi: ing car to be equipped with shoc* absorbers, two sets being uted. “T have always been interested 'n shock absorber eoulpment.”’ said Mr Harroun in an Interview, ‘‘and I have; it has been , ] . alwaryve felt that neclectod for touring use Evervthing else has been done to make driving comfort- able, but shock absorbers, essen?t!a! to smooth, easy travel, have been too often overlooked. '_DEALERS DISCUSS PLANS | AT VELIE FACTORY | Automobile dealers from al! over ;} the United States gathered at Moline. Ill., this month in what might be/| ‘termed a national conffrence on mo- toring opinion. Men from the Tar)! West compared thetr analyses of that district's ‘motor mind” with repre- | sentatives from the North, South and East. Out of their discussions came | a definite picture of the 1923 motor | market in the United States. “Public differs but. little in various localities,” says H. | S. Lord. sales director of the Veile | Motors Corporation, which arrange] | the convention of its representatives “The increasing €emand for a mod erate-priced six-cylinder car fs noted ,overywhere. Many persons who went into the higher priced class several | years ago are returning to the eix, ‘having discovered that it is now pos- | ‘gible to obtain everything desired tn | ,the way of performance, comfort and | jappearance with the added edvan- | ‘tage of unusual economy, fn a six-| leylinder car. | Eo ‘OLDS PRICES HAVE | NOT BEEN INCREASED G. H. Peasiey. general sales man ager of the Olds Motor Works of | Lansing Mich., last week den i|ports now in circulation that any | increase in prices of Oldsmobile cars| | had been made. | During the last few Gaya, Mrs. | |Peasley says, unfounded rumors’ /have been printed in many sections | of the country, stating that a price! increase had been made tn the four) and eight cvlinder open models This, he says, is-an absolute untruth ‘and no such announcement has been jsponsored by his company. preference ed re- = : expert mechanical attention. _ ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCRY = 28 —- - ~ = OL ee ee | re — TT = A TIRE WITHOUT AN EQUAL AT THESE LOW PRICES Murray 8013 % saa Fabric ‘$ Sas B30x3% Murray Cord, “NOT A WORRY” Tires FABRICS 6000-Mile Adjustment eeeate Murray CORDS 84x4% Murray ax Murray 80x13% size Cord Murray Murray Murray Murray urray Service Costs Known in Advance The motor car owner knows in advance exactly what any service charge will be under the Maxwell Flat Rate Guar- anteed Service plan. The time required for every operation and adjustment has been accurately ascertained. This enables us to specify in advance just what the charge will be. The good Maxwell requires but little This plan still further reduces mainte- nance costs. WARD MOTOR CO., INC. Distributors 3016-18 LOCUST STREET Associate ere: Wellsten Motor Ceo., 6418 Fastes Av. oenig Motor Co., 2655 la e AT.i Kellerman noses Car oo 8318-20 AY.} Sel Motor Ces = we 1 Vind V Wotor Gar @., 1 ie Biewshichens mii ~— er-Speer Oe., 3 Delmar Motor GEWINNER AUTO STP. CO. —OO Sidnew St, 52068 W. Florissant. HARLAN AUTO SUPPLY CO. FASTON AV. TIRE WORKS. 695 1 Manchester. 5539 Easton. [Vv a FILLING STATION. McKNIGHT-JONES 7803 Ivory. Beaumont and Lecust, genet ge one T. & S. OO. PENNANT MOTOR MDSE. OO. S458 S. . erson. 4251 Natural Bridge. — — O. R. RATTH TIRE CO. 3031 S. Seventh, G a a4 P ° MANCHESTER TIRE Co. ST. ‘LOUIS: BAT. AND E. Co. 4140 Manchester. 4973 Faston. VELDE TIRE Co. EDGEMONT WU. Oo. » Grand and Potomac. East St. Lowis, II. ART. B. MOONEY TIRE CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DISTRIBUTORS 4347 DELMAR AV. Phones—Forest 733; Delmar 574 BUENGER AUTO S&S. CO, BREAKING ALL SALES RECORDS BOOKING FUTURE ORDERS NOW The Original 4-Passenger Coupe De,Luxe Body for Fords Will Take Your Old Body in Trade Easy Terms if 4 — gaa mah Desired J me its. Win, TT Example of Maxwell Service Cost —— No. 2420—Take play out steering gear by adjusting eccen- tric bushing, tightening front whee Sau” - 4 bearings, tightening fulcrum bolt, es tightening worm adjusting nut and Beautiful to Look at—Wonderful to Own arm on gear shaft, $ 1.50 FITS ANY FORD CHASSIS The Good See [t Today at Our Factory Showroom COUPE DE LUXE BODY CO. 3147 Locust St. —- — ( ~ Buy Your Next Automobile on Cole’s Sound Merchandising Plan 4 IF you are now ready to buy a new car we will deduct from our list price the market value of your old car. 4 In addition to this saving the Cole Merchandising Plan allows you to keep your old car. If you wish to dispose of it we will help you sell it and the price it brings is net profit to you. Cole Saves You One-Third 4 Through the elimination of the “used car’’ departments, and by adopting more modern and eco- nomical distribution methods Cole dealers reduce their operating ex- pense more than fifty per cent. You get the difference. OR sixteen years Cole has been recognized as a pioneer of advanced motor car design. The distinctiveness of design found in the Cole Aero- Eight establishes it as a criterion of motor car fashion. Inno other stock car is it possible to find that striking ap- ce that is found the Cole Aero-Eight. @ On any basis of comparison the Cole Plan saves you one-third, be- cause you buy the Cole Aero-Eight at a NET PRICE instead of the usual inflated LIST PRICE. @ In all justice to yourself investigate the Cole, and by all means ask for our illus- trated booklet, ‘‘ The Test That Tells.’’ Distributors Bomont 694 3021-23 Locust Street gs. routs Mo. COLE MOTOR CAR CO., Indianapolis, U.S.A. nnn There are seven distinct body styles, each one so inherently individual that they command in- stant admiration in any company. Completely equipped in: every re- s it is difficult to find its superior in any price class. non — 0 Tit 1k ne rir rir { “There's a Touch of Tomorrow in All Cole Does Today” } 7 ~ 2 = “a

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e > ae MNES Sree : Ae. + ~ wags €TXDAY, = ig SUKDAY. POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe- Democrat and the Times Combined. APRIL 15, i923 4 3 APRIL 15. 192%. “ST LOUS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily . , — 3 : ps a cording to Jay W. =e Cadillac of - is intained DRAGGING AUTOMOBILE (the imvortance of periodic exami- parts and in certain cases, we “ult 346 383 AUTOMOBILES manager of distributi Sanh ne Removes that dull 'nations of brakes and their me shan Shipments from th es ‘tact ory also ent fiscal year of the company, !=- BRAKES START FIRES isms ing out the brakes, with the rear U7 Ully largely surpassed shipments forany dicates that the popularity ef the os wheels jacked up, will reveal such % Even though a brake-lining is If brakes are permitted to drag.” ae nese an also show wheth- bo ee ere oa inant ie aan been Sirunty aang gy | os fi i. ; . ti Aid iSO ‘ ee pet 7 e ent - made of asbestos, which ifs virtua!- said Mr. Perry, “the brake-lin! wee) he the right and ieft wheel brakes riod soe &D- Cers on hand for @elivery {2 and brake @rums will be worn down ,.. a aa ae pears simultaneously an An- evidence @ strong demand for oars ty incombustible, a dragging brake | are operating alike. nouncement from the Cadillac fao- | is fully capable of setting fre to unnecessarily. If the drag is pro- | Taitdemetin etenese are taking : tory that production for the first : > frictional heat _ se ¢ sy ¢ t t f 1923 was exceedin dy poli rear wheels, says J. W. Perry, gen- nounced, sufficient a chance if they fail to see thi -, .. _¢/ quarter of 192 ing by a | a : may be generated when the car {8 +hnetr brakes are well Inspected ev- Sets New Record ifn History of large margin output for any pre- Some indication of the increased shes in one eral manager of the automobile ™4: : een ot neg , ‘ a ee ei ee ; the | stores the spe factory +h — a 4, hirer tha wn n+ 7°? er 1 miles nn: . nia Le] tT) ~~ r pri? 1} Yious first q larter i 210 H.Story o1 1¢man4d rotor trucscs and . depart ment of Johne«- Manville. Tr ‘ ee (ini@ read ga) oOUurTn ' pala ‘ ‘ i s ee an * Ul iit >. 4 = . : $ —& : Set ; a - . sa . a pi ade lustre. And leaves a Bons | se | , the present country-wide dearth oF | giass bard costae a ~ilities ts seen tects the finish =a by MI L tion at aa J against cenidest and gene st | STARTING | : Zent and general Ag © Por bir. , atmospheric e! 4 from every section of the country: | Fedcral. ' ~ | rvermee ~-A Settee ee aline i? UTEITE upon automobile drivers eel, brake drums ANG = . > —_——- Guaranteed. Can you ma rz - «-# ¢ ctor Truck lanager of the Federal M pot to use it? largest month's local distributer, for Co.. that March was the second bdig- a THi the history of the/ March show a@ substantial increase | gest month in the history of the Z FASE LESS! boeiness as it exceeds by 67.009 the over the prececing month of FPeb- Federal company and the eccasion Ae 1 ‘ Ve scord of 289,011 made in June, | ruary of the largest single truck shipment ' ANSER| Lt a9 A steady tnorease in the shipment ever clearad from Detroit. ( k\ LD oO alti Sette hil | LIISISSS, LOQAOS X Your regular jobber can supply you a stinairomon Or write Commen Sense Mfg. Ce., St. 3,000,000 Probable Limit. This confirms the belie? 1923 will be a 3,000,000 year not expected, however, that p ti ill go ahead as rapiciy [Se KX X Prejudice cannot stand against facts nO, \ —Except for prejuiice and imertia, Hidden Va ues cep SexX \ soclet eu = a | Sear eb oneaneeale "= —— a Harry C. Stutr is bila for his in- sey of the commeast.| : ternationally famous racing cars and ” LISISS “ord exceeds hv ; “Have VvOUrT Battery his sturdy, long-lived passenger cars. * e The vf. % arte a Young in Long Service ee pe a Tes moe Sean IVILGE cost fe om « on best cars he ever built. You can buy , the new and more powerful Four for 3225 Locust Blvd. Series IV— Six Touring, $2650; Four Touring, $2250; Four St Louis, Mo. See ae a MacCarthy-Archer Automobile Co. y XXX After fifty, sixty and seventy thou- sand miles, Essex cars keep the 3 2 Saas 1 | | dash and action of new cars. They | 1922, brought into use in the United — | ther ces Te cdesobion vate = : ee |. eee Write today befere territory if taben: 439 North Buclid Avenue Forest 628 Service like that is not accidental. mf) Se company nas ver acs eos | Distributors MERICAR Dealers It results from hidden values which — | ie ae ae ae KR rte) delle aaa SS | : those of last show thet of TIRES & TUBES DESIGNED AND BUILT wii HARRY CS to parts you never see. Finest roller | toatl : | “year ago. Holthaus Supplies Co., 3225 Locust BI. H. C.S. Maser Car Co. Indienapalie bearings are used where commonly nth an oilcan—ciean. smnve. Nearly 10 times as many Joctes plain bushings are used. For the aero, Ah : gig | weight carried the Essex frame is the sturdiest built, save one. Qualities like these make Essex cost less in the long run than the low- paee oe — is est priced cars, because of the dif- Speedster - - - $141 heiceds naar yuk hous ference in repair, maintenance and Seach = ees ~ 158 Hietent quantity to seek } replacement costs. Se ‘Neveland Six sales } UDSON-FRAMPTO HUDSON AND ESSEX DISTRIBUTOR Salesrooms: Locust at Lindel] Cut-Of f Service and Parts: 4517-4539 Delmar Boul., Near Taylo: XX QO O'S In S$ o - . Raw merece and O X REMY EQUIPMENT MA ry’ ; + Jd wm rear » wae ; ASSOCIATE DEALERS’ SALESROOMS South Side Motor Sales Co., 1720-26 Lafayette Av. niche ‘iy after th West End Motor Sales Co., 5875 Delmar BI. ee ee ee Every time we sell Mecktfessell Motor Co.., Belleville. Il. ates 15 months ago, are centinuin a car we make Fendler Bros. Motor Car Co., 123 Lemay Ferry Road a de sae Wika ae anak aeadeel a friend MODEL $8, VELIE SIX FPIVEPASSENGER TOURING CAR 61775, B. O. B. FACTORY - ge ESS Unless You Want to Wait Cylinder Grinding Efficiency ec Sees cae Place Your Order Now! is aa The demand for Velie cars is greaternow Powerful, sturdy and simple in design EADING Engineers all over the co _ Reports from all sections of the than ever before in all our long, success- the Velie Six motor has two great supe- overlook: e Oakland Motor well as in Europe, find that a motor with “indicate an sold” condition ful history. It is taxing the output of _riorities you will not wisely bores finished by grinding cives the , a , our factory to full capacity. 1—The Velie ) is , 1 - = ce _ . : 0% 2 ? : ne ) a sa . ves ea ciency. They also have proven that this efficiency J. O*oo*'s © say Atte The reason for that demand is Velie cally lubricated—even to the lasts longer than when the bores are finished by JB te: that th eage basis” pian is Value. Great as that value has always piston pins. Fic eo. ower any other method. Pee ee eat ee a | been it is even greater now. 2. The Velie wnnter to olla ie tureece Over go per cent of all the “Ple 1c ee There are many reasons forthisdemand less at all speeds. it of all the “Pleasure and Com- en te ee he ee . re S/ACTeased : rege ind fa at records + 7 which you will recognize the moment ; : : e Sa mercial Car Manufacturers” grind their cylinders nave Shewn that the figures ta the ‘eh Think what those things mean in terms | Manu rs, ee eee Se you see this handsome car. an saruion end entiehection* by EGRINDING for they realize it is not only a QUALIPY propo- § «--. long . But the outstanding reason is the won- Sition, but one of “Economy.’ Salen of Hupmotiies the cos derful Velie motor which is Veliebuile | 2e ® ride im the Velie before you buy. MOTOR OWNERS ARE INSISTING ON S52 => » Sesame eee CYLINDERS FINISHED BY GRINDING ra chews month’ busine of Apr VELIE AUTO CO. of ST. LOUIS ee nt os Among the Automobile owners themselves, perhaps mothing proves their recogni- ee eee ee acme oe H. tL. SCHNURE, Pre«. Bomont 291 tion of the walue of grinding more than the fact that they have spent over twen:. emsaacenngge Cathar tage ceases. Velte Dealers in Principai Cities within a day's drive from oe Palio five millon dollars in the thirteen hundred cyl nder- -grind: ng shop durin rQ2 Herr 2 : for first ouar- Addierille, Tl—Hvr Brennecke. lisbeore. fl —Rarree Ante Sales Ca, New Athens. Ill —Jeohe Zrigier Goerage. oe NT SIEGE hse : AIhambra. Il.—Elmer Greers faret. Rorasai. Pekin, Nil—Court Garage Co. - the 40 A ad 2 ¢ is: ieettaieell , Belleville, Dll—High *“t. Garage Sais Peoria. Ul.—Velle “Meter Ca. Experi has v ? tar tec he ‘. ; q . — 7 : derses ville. UL—Dr. L. Enos. ence a er te the ake of motor troubles—lack o# pewer. waste of ~o nena exit sah Qua, 4 Sih 0 Joebusten (ity. Tll.—tenes Brothers. Pertaad. Me.—J. EBay Gill. A 7 : — = ; - . a , nS nton. l—Beetes Aute Salee Co Keokuk ke —A cok -Velle ¢ “. Goeold. these cars, as — — ail others 3 have amd oil, excessive SHOSIng anc foul spark ars. three monins ees5. and 1} (arbeadaic. Ill —Jehn a. (-ellitber abou Mu — c, @ raven. 5 studied the proposition, that only by regrind.- plugs all of which are evers:a!!? bound + : iPr Mav and@ Jun : (hactagena, TlL.—E. & WeMackin Mariner. Dl — waa (cers. . : ° : : sie ‘© Cventuaily ounc to . ' : E Cebden, Tl! —Cebden Marhine W orks Mentro<je fi! —t Revking ing the bores, fitting new oversize pistons and c a nin : March sales were 5024. eclipsing t} : ome, cue to @ matura!l wear after the machine ia.—Velle Sales £ Service. Malberry Greve. = —Sayticlad £ - -—- ar record a? 7 ~- . . _ ‘ . . : . 132 . ; ; -aracge rings, can you eliminate those inevitable has been driven 1,000 to 20.000 miles. more than 10€0 cars. Export sales = ’ 2 ieee, Moline. i.—Dens Water Co, tne. eres rt om , BE. ason omebdiie Mt. Verne — “ss Y R . M e . for the first quarter were the great Ce ils — : Marpysbers, i. —Marphysbere x. &. wiltiertli-. Ti.—Ren Mischke. . .“Ask Your Repair Man for Further Information’ est since the latter part of 1829, the Harrisburg. TH.—E. L. Mofieid. | Zeigier, Hi.—J. E. Level. : ‘ best export period tn Hupp’s history Some Desirable MES aE Stil Open. We Invite Correspondence. _ ASSOCIATED REGRINDERS OF ST. LOUIS | -ecce.cn ee: VELIE MOTORS CORPORATION, MOLINE, ILLINOIS eurpassed <a 'oe on r any rreced’ re 7 ee: ere — the tne trod y ‘on ef the Trpe 4) er.

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r od na oe ae k ; 4 eUN ~ : Ps Ane So) APRIL 15, 1928. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximat ly 40,000 ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH: — ~ vF B. : : ; é € y 9 ° x > al ~ A 4 TATE INTRODUCES NEW | es that dull film: | | DODGE DEMONSTRATOR | | looking new! ; q ., ii . A special Dodge Brothers’ car used - ; : $ NY for demonstrating to new and pros-| ees Xy. eae na ¥ repeat eee en atantiie out-ef q - F : camere re ort Size | List Price | Sale Price List Price | Sale Price a vers on the street.” 80x3 | $13.50 $ 7.45 ain | ; “They can be giv h | giles. cade : ‘ experience of driving downtown wa | $0x314......., $17.55 | $10. 15.50 9.30 Fabric ...| $11.50 | $ 6.90 the heaviest traffic on their first les- | 7 S1X4 nesnes. 32.80 : 13.95 30x31, — With absolute safety, which is/| 82x4 wen Omeme @ + 14.30 Path the quickest way of inspiring confi- | . ‘ é 55 dence in their ability to handle a y \j re a | oe finder ....| ‘10.95 -6 car under these trying conditions, ~~ | 26.50 o 30x31/,, haat 5 Dealers everywhere Owners of Remy-equipped cars tell us S that the finest attribute of the Remy ayetem lies in that feeling of complete confidence its constant and faithful performance engenders #» #2 ~»# BY 4 paige sy, Pian RE TRS UES TN a { as: wer” QO CS XX x ee | 2 Qs Kf 7) > i mn supply you promptly, Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo, " $ ro Pe PT ee APES A; ae oy PS nee ; Cet, gt ee - Oe Re pe yee, Oi! a Or SIS 10, - NN *iL.eKR@ a « LSE REMY ELECTRIC CQMPANY, ANDERSON, INDIANA re xX AO, CE NS r xX: The Good Gz NAN JS, 30, IL e = IO > 2 “= ’ - : SS swn for his in- racing cars and passenger cars. . C.S. are the You can buy wertul Four for polis. ana is a great stimulant to their ; courage and confidence. A “We are almost daily told by '¢, Rib Sete ientn ay oe 3 | Tread ~.,| 13.15 | 7.85 could Jearn to operate a tar them-| | ) | . | | : ' = hel ’ IL DATOS er equipment, knowing full well that it will uphold the high standards of dependability and performance that have been set for this good car. selves that they would buy one we, - penta. Al , ri , + aoa _ 33x4, -| mediately, so this method is | Sy i, z | pidved to prove te thamimua And SPECIAL—30x3!,, Wing Foot Cord; list price, All- | | : ley 7 : 412.60 ‘ean tearn to drive a car and that i} 1 $15.15: sale price Weather .. 25.25 | . is really not as intricate or difficy}: |as they imagine “The idea of this equipment was. , : Demountable Wheels Seat Covers for Fords | originated by the Dodge Brothers ‘> = Made. of therenghiy conceneé cocené- Ter Alt Medeth. dealer in Brooklyn. NY saree se a growth hickory. Four complete wheels | Made of fine quality heavy duck fabric. same covered by a series of patents.” } ‘ ; Q 1 a é Choice of black or natural finish. A real | patterns. Covers come complete with P | ig op $22.50 value. Sale price, $14 st guick-on snap fasteners, all ready te put oe. soa s on. Sale prices— fy , . ¢ A school for automobile design has +. Zee — Cou ; | In Germany, Red Cross first aid SIMONIZ T ¢ pe $4.95 SPRIN = — are making “4 appearance AIR GAUGES Cheles et gctinh on thames. m ouring, 6.95; Sedan, $8.95 ~~ BUMPERS @ corners of 3erlin etreets Choice of Schrader or Twitchell 60c value. Sal ric 38 i spec : heat where traffic is heavy. The stands mae. Gale price ..........+-. 85c — —_—— TIRE COVERS aa ag prety pe ead adil . ' Made of th , lity h jurabl contain bandages, lint and other hos- SHALER TUBE KITS BATTERY HYDROMETER ennmeoled Gack. Ukelee of all black or ome pee 95 For - 65 $6. Forte Se St Xe SI t os Xe * Towring, ety Fewr 2850; Four Coupe, $2600 Automobile Co. Forest 626 XX XX Ng Waar The Maxwell Dealer ~ In St. Louis—- Ward Motor Company 3016-18 Locust Street Remy service and genuine parts may be had at Uniled Motors Service Branches end Distrit XX Xe 16 Se: Se ate | pital necessities, and are fully Keeps an accurate check on your 39c black and white stripe— exten’n frame BY HARRY C.STUTZ _ , Indianapolis REMY EQUIPMENT MAKisS GOOD BECAUSE REMY FOLKS MAKE IT GOOD _ | equipped for any emergency. Large-size vulcanizer. Repairs OB c | vattery: 5c value ! Ford $1 49 Other $1 395 4 tubes in five minutes; $1.50 value size. . . sizes . - been established in Italy. ‘i Meat Unite for same: S — ——— | per dozen patches . THICKNESS GAUGE TIRE PUMPS — | Made of finest Swedish { teel:{ Anthony “Wonder Stroke.” Made of > DASH LAMPS measures oo 002 te 008: abechesele ae anne a ~ rae —— Has rt OTOR Heavy nickel-plated lamps, ¢ accurate; regular $1.00 value. ent check valve. e last wor n with switch and bulb Sale price Peery er SR 59c mene “ap oe x etek i $1.95 HORNS Beveled Piate Giass RAYDEX SPOTLIGHTS WIND DEFLECTORS Powerful, motor-driven electric Horns, One piece, black enameled, brass spun Genuine French plate with satchel. with fine warning tone. Regular $5.50 shell. Universal bracket fite all cars.| plated brass fittings that are guaranteed naien: Special sale A real $5.00 value. S not to ruet; $12.00 value. e . Specia Tee colered slideiesianinlasiaes ae prs — BOOSTER TA lu bri cating ; ; ; ms chart; 75-mile speed, §- ; nat. Pe Booster Tags. 100-mile trip te . | ene 100,000-mille season registers; $15 value. tit rae i| | i Y Sale pis } VPI TOOL GRINDER ‘$10.95 i} Fine, woll-comstracted Toot Grinder yh Has cut gears set inte an enclosed dust- peg tee §1.89 ‘eee w eS Se eee ee ee ee ar, ‘i BENCH VISE STEP P TES Y, } | Extra strong. well-finished, TOP DRESSING ie | —— — — AA} t ine. For mohair or . Ee “ distinctive und at- 79 pint can oa Dict. ame ferctel FIC SHEET CELLULOID PARKING LAMPS STEERING WHEELS ‘ Adjustable Wrenghes Large 20-inch by 25-inch * é y Nickel-plated spun Lnderwriters’ Approved egy tet oi . Special sale price . ; brass lamp. Com- . Newest spinning lock type for Fords: nen egeeer AS esnter Eeae $5.75 All complete with 69c 79¢c 89c button; a $12.00 value. .... bulb wire and 17-inch Wheel, without lock cant 95 switch, 89 or horn button .. = Sale price... c VALVE . \. : = | PEDAL PADS—For Fords. 29c¢ LIFTER SUN VISORS Per set of 3... AEE tet: , t Type Male - of best quality “76 \ ; | MILWAUKEE TIeEe $1.55 DRUM * - ~~ her. jestabie te any angle. For Fords sink a GLASS SUN VISORS SHOCK ABSORBERS [| wisck enamel Malleable baton clt-lecking. release. e Van Kerr Transformers Rpark intensifiers; create a 29c¢ F . a — hot. intense spark; each Se gE, ee $23.00 wanlue... : | ; FOR FORDs. with nickeled rims Enameled biack steel frame; adjustable SPARK v6S Coll spring type. Made of specially [and meonstone price r “\ surely as a magnet attracts steel," we | Ina score of ways, it has shown how far IB] brackets: choice of ereen, SZ OS] SO | ress pring Steel. While EZ.4S | sermenhore oe Champion . : Per pair said in these announcements many it excels, registering a superiority distinct, | Cheeta: . . . = VALVE CORES an o r months ago, “a really fine motor car at- definite and discernible. |Tl schrader valve insides; per bor $@e@| kin Kooper 69c| CARPETS AND MATS : ‘~e * | | of five, 40c value ..... Durable Rubber Mats or Felt Carpets j x | Wing bar nickeled caps; . Rubber. Felt. Your most casual observation must have Peerless merely in a broad and general sense. | |] Ford. size 7 eis oa LA 0.65 wae TEEL seveied so you how thoroughly this con” ss, tue of the individual Peerless, in | — wEper | Sed _. 2.45 3.65 AUTO TIRE IRONS icti ified by th ted cya : a ee ee ogee the hands of the individual owner, because : CUSHION | 17 TOP RECOVERS CS) oo reputation of Peerless since that time. “agg . s “4 | ae — ines c k or- FORDS. Made red spring the principals of this bus $ consi | 8 tom catted ond IGNITION GAUGE 3?-or. leather a ao OR including steel. 3 a Avy 4 veine.. 13¢c rear curtain and lights. with binding ° > ; : / 1 friend- . ~~ ry ‘inds o circuits n tack« Sale orices: — What has happened 1S that Peerless has Im- the single owner & satistaction and ) oe h comin —. 69c on $4.95 ty $3.75 8c LANE ee ae Kecover ° . . . : held male price .. ecover posed upon the public consciousness anew ship as things to be attained and 98c |""” Kk Contain cane- hardened 4553 conception of the term, ‘really fine motor car. above all else. 0 ratchetgiandic. Heal 84 value ‘ , ee ? ORS bi -7 3 LR 2 oe See. ‘ Building upon the fine practices which Peerless today is widely recognized as a Bas ust ye a 79¢ A A — TOOLS have always prevailed in Peerless manu- _ truly great eight-cylinder car—a recogni- _ Bf all cars. Sale price tabi : a any make of split, rim yg E : ich 33 lling i WINDSHIELD WIPERS | § Male price PTR facture, it has demonstrated improvement tion which is conetantly swelling in ——— a : : | and advancement in points of performance volume—because the end for which we | | ff Presto Cleaner “ s1'30 ; q _ . where improvement and advancement work is that each and every Peerless we Outlook Cleaner Ae . you buy. . were hardly expected. build-shall measure up to true greatness. SLT Meee STEEL SOCKET WRENCH S Set containt slip-on handle and «it accurately machined. well- gY tempered, high-grade ateel sockets. Set is absolutely guaranteed. afriend. : ’ | PARK AUTOMOBILE CO. 7 Bay tempered. high-arade ste t Sic «tf ease hardened \_ateel or wire-bound manila steel, this-end Wreeaches. Sale STREET . 7 (Established 1901) hemp cables; will pull 3 toms. €9 QS Hundreds of Other Items at Cut Prices | peice, ost. entral 6966 st ——Bomont 1840 2223-33 LOCUST ST. sams. prim, oe ae } Central 321 President. : Factory = For the Convenience a ag : : j < si } | Send Us Your by TOR ES A DE of Our Customers an Motor Co., Ine. | | AG | = | | ORDERS AUTO A. “f P.M. SUPPLY CO. ieee ST f awe Co : E % XO ) ven & q | Everything Absolutely ST.LOUIS BIGGEST AUTO ACCESTORY HOUSE Au. p Mu. sunny B w,J _ : 5 i etaeaee| 1129 LOCUSTST. 814 N. 6th St. or Money Refunded ILLINOIS

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roa | “ . | Approxiniately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. Sek a the Dally POST-DISPATCH alone Approximate! ily Globe-Dem | a ©6 ~~ “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ES oer ne cn anaemia ch ———— a a ADOPTS FLAT | NEW BATTERY SOLUTION | an EN ee sawn General, High-Grade Tires For Less Menges cx. Sc"? WE FOR he “flat rate guaranted system ee ee enera We Also Make g x pe mae Sore snares or repairs bd Maxwell! autot - sg igs Oe cee irom Clad Guarantee We are in a position to save you from $5.90 to $15.00 om you Twordyke & Marmon Co. of ta-} LESS ‘ad hee emnounced eA ze | - ee - e+ **sete 7. -ocoeell Sporizontal lines. According fat a . 8. on 6... e etd e aa ever has been laid upon flow- a, &... Anne ey tee - a Well-Known Makes 2013% eligcher, N. 1.00 on coger eae vr. This acts as a “shock absorber” against one of the ement. it Includes a special col-| a... rigged 13.00 » of the Ward Co. 1} ‘tela! FAsk Your eA most common forms of Battery abuse, and gives the 32x4 {-2 Fisk Nonskid Oversize Cord. - + -O6 mle top with natural wood bows, | ~ i , ! .. 84 95 - ~*- ‘“ «wR 58 vith wl the own es in' ce Repairman ‘ee 2 — GENERAL Battery longer life. , 34x4 1-2 Fisk id Ov ze Cord .° 6.458 . -s e the owner a tvper : o Nonsk ersi . + on S45 91185, f. eo. 6. Detrott si 7 BS : ie oi es | 2 ‘ It will pay yeu te get acquainted with the GENERAL ager aaa: Special... .} an : ec eee ee : Pm» : ice station in your reighberheed fer service on any make @ a 7° sent GOTH a | repair \ NS ee A ION, MOTORISTS! ATTE « ial \ . > ee , es, RETAIL FAC H | ATION, 2005 Leeust St. ; Special . 2 ea P ee ae A : SQUARE DEAL BATTERY CO... Warne and Florissant Avs. STERLING HIGH'G eae “a _ ia a | oe: us Ned prtene on ie “ . | The Max i} ’ zit ws a 4) hy grt ob edencmty Pag is “ag aioe sone see ##al’’ a emall. loose- limp-leath Wi; A SOUTHERN ELEC. BATTERY CO., California, North of Shenandoah. 4, @vensinn, “eee $19.65 - — NX. Tt BES y I IA ANIZED } REE ¢ , ae a mi ae aay . te f iy ~ . EASTON-T ay LOR BATTERY & ELECTRIC 0. 4527 Easton AY. ’ s3x4, “*e- 35x hee versize, N.Y All mail orders must be accompained by bank draft or money order |: er booklet, conta mm pls , SUPERIOR BATTERY SERVICE CO.. Prairie and Easton. | 3424, Oversize, Non-Skid... $19.85 is6x4%, save delay in shipping. . array of data of 1 iY e] Pa 0 x LNION MOTOR CAR CO., 39th and Blaine Av. ALL STRICTLY FIRSTS—ALL CARRY FACTORY UNIVERSAL TIRE CO. ( Inc. ) 2830 Locust St. Maxwell ; ES woe ys | INNER TUBES REPAIRED FREE mail orders must be accompanied by bank draft, money orddP ep Giga Free City Delivery. Mail and Phone Orders Filled. Bomont 551 a : , ° ; : | save delay in shipping. Kes sensi tame |. Washers bettoor baad eameatties are Pann cree Vents & Channel Prevent ij Pumping General Storage Battery Co. | RELIABLE AUTO TIRE Co. a —— ey eee ol PELE TA E. A. DOWNEY, President | Whelesale and retail. Desiers, write for our price list. fe t: — a ge a poe em a wasce 2005 LOCUST STREET, ST. LOUIS PHONES: BOMONT 1180, CENTRAL 151 - “ cae 4 4 MS eengtaneas Tanademet PisTOn aa ; More 4 closure, a closed model r ntly add- H ; | Best Bu for FORDS | etesiesco arlene Bio m In © uu i* ai 8, ; € a 2 7 es y This rumble gets on a passenger's maida ¥ : gEseeeBeeBeeeF F444 4A F444 GA | i i i i ie ae ae oe . nerves when his attention i!s fixed in the United States upon it,” gays H. lL. Schnure, preasi- dent of the Velie Automebile Co The New hocal Westcott distributer. Mr * * in the ig Schnure states that the nofsea ap- = SAG ASRS IEE eee iNesex See F D U P L. E » 4 - ~ — cc - “ v _ ~ >i - (ipa ee pi baht ’ . Ms ‘7 3 ~ We , Sié we S YAS Tee ~fy-. | 3. ; | ‘ ‘ Tne A y 5 ‘ eg vey ’ > - ' if, ‘ ii Asia ‘ ‘ P| , > ° ‘>.* },9 ' . -. > ‘.* ‘ » 7? “ o YY ; } * ; — . : i bea i4a si ee ‘ is i ‘ j - " : . i ‘ . >! * P| 4 2 — - ~ } $ neavy supporting center pillars. Th 3 b= 5) to you 1% ss . ; ‘ + | = ¥ bad ae 2 f rf) , - e | * . . | ; - 1] rn and to this the absence of | IF S¢ He the rumbling sound is attributed by | AS) | Snr Se 4 : F. o. b. St. ) i F. o. b. St. niany engineers. ; i 4 “A : ~ q &-Pass. Tour Loul«. ae eer Wr: : Louis. EER 6H (FES | ) in % | | : : Dy F . Inclades Incindes &tream line = sil iy Dupent’s STAR SQUARE SUPPLY CO. Heod, Metal Mn ¥ ; ; HL = Artcraft OPENS BRANCH STORE Finish, and . . Leather. eta Rear Fend- , rne Star Square Auto Supply Co., \———_— ea , Old Body 1129 Lecust street, distributers of Greater with an. operation us al Pears sometimes in some of the most Sey sit 1c t Ses 2 ) ] sees, hee / aoe | a -¥ Taken to various lines of accessories, tires and pg ars o= 5 SS _s 2 Trade, tubes, have opened a branch store > at 814 North Sixth street. This body meets all the requirements of the business man, hunter In «he new store the company and merchant. will feature electrical and radio ~ is equipped with a streamline hood, sun visor, dome oped , pote " aie ; coy tone owe Chyyene hanmee. mechanical windew lifts and liarce folding supplies in addition to automobile ¢ | | peeeedey dy | auxiliary seat with folding back. accessories. Dir | Ress . SEE IT TODAY ———_-———— IQS) : nullt by Coupe De Luxe Body Co. for the Black to Sell Hudson and F-sex Leo M. Biack, who has been con- TRI-PLEX SALES CO., nected with the sales force of tha s Ar m4 AAT v zat ~~ f#anxe ¢7 > . SALESROOM ALWAYS OPEN Art B. Mooney Tire Co. ¢ 1a past four years, has foined the anles fore. $040 LOCUST ST. of the Swuth Side Motor Sales Co | retailers of Hudson and Essex cars aes © — _ — ————_— tt t 1s" eo Lys en | 2 PO G74 After All 5 a 3 | Store Hours: Daily, 9 to s: It’s the Motor! alt J That’s the big thing. That’s what really : oe \ ulc L counts. Particularly in closed cars. : For, if Oa i , ° Cote mm 60s @ Here is a wonde a motor is subject to bad attacks of acute Ses save 40% to 50% fro vibration, one is robbed of all the pleasure of ase | cEvery auto owne d °* sid ‘ se POR 3 vantage of these Sa’ riving. ae Nee and tubes are advan . 0) Doouse SROTHERS TYPE-A SEDAN x. . Tt ayy ee 2 5 SOs vv . Its dependability is taken for granted—its economy of operation is proverbial. Comment, as a rule, is directed to the richness of its fittings, and the dignified beauty of its coach work. This beauty is not a superficial thing. It goes much deeper than mere extérnal adornments. ‘ Vv ~~ . 2 SO ry far i SSS. bs rs Su IE iw A. Like all creations of genuine excellence, it emanates from the honest value which Dodge Brothers have built into the car. You sense it in the depth and comfort of the seats—richly upholstered in genuine mohair velvet. It makes itself known the instant you close the doors—which snap solidly shut, like the doors of a safe. It emanates unmistakably from every line and curve of the sturdy body. eS 2c > a What a delightful difference with the Rick- ee ; A ade 7 enbacker Six! The unique tandem flywheel Shee WM CAL phone and eliminates all vibration. Smooth! Why it’s 3 t Bibi ene attel the sweetest and quietest car on wheels. — 3 eee I Vulcan Ce aes ee Dini 9 May we give you a demonstration—today? pe , YsQur SARs i i ~. ; ) of; ( : ISS “it wd yg ES , $f | in a Paes = or , It becomes most evident when you discover that in smart company, where a car of less distinction would appear at its worst, Dodge Brothers Type-A Sedan appears at its best \\ ef 5 +i ais yy fign) ene ct ‘ . \ 4 Si; ; Ln) ' CoQ . aA ASAI 5 - 54 od J i oy) 7 —?~ o hy ~ 258° “ Lx>¢ a © The price is $1545 delivered St. Louis, Mo. : TATE MOTOR CO., Inc., aro7-11 LOCUST 8T. Bomont 134: ose oan DIESING MOTOR SALES CO. REN g — Distributors SO aS a 83x4 $33.80 $16.35 Salesroom, Offices and Service, eas S4x4 $34.70 $16.70 3623-25 Washington BI. 3929-31 Laclede Av. Sane 82x414 $42.40 $21.50 Associate Distributors we aS Savings from 40%, to! L. W. Lau Motor Sales Co.. 7831-35 Ivory Ave. Nitzhammer-Getheimer, Alton, Til ~ Clark Motor Sales Co.. Hurst, Il. Des Loge Motor Sales Co., Des Loga, Ma. Destrable territory open for associated Gistributors tn st. Louts, Eastern Missourt, Southern Dilinois and Western Kentucky. ‘ eur a ee ; cen} | J\a Ue aye alle’ CA mF ‘i ip ra. qa nT, {> —_. ee a aon | GOP SEI di SN RYE MISS ig» VARS See NEN PUK re pu Naor s Spee ORS ae Oe ace Cate FESS TO) Lee A EOE > i et - a ~~ as ee > en s ~" —-

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or Less Mo $5.00 to $15.00 on your p before prices have aad you will save money. A few and MICHELIN Fabrie T; ntee. Fresh Stock, 19.45 3444. s. $19.95" ALL FIRSTS, FABRIC Ix4. , Batavia N. 8... » wae eaty XN. P......... _- » Heavy NX ER alae: 7 ney NM, Ge 7 se ervey NM, -B...0....- 4\e, Heavy N. be se ccecs dee » Cora a hina ae 2 Oversize Cord $10,987 eCord... $21.95 rsize Cord... $22.45) STS! ATTENTION! OA ge “a CORDS » Oversize N. 8. xsi4: Oversize, w. S. 3 Oversize, N. &.. | arity Oversize, N. & | Oversize, N. 8....... Bs RRY FACTORY GUARANTER AIRED FR te bank draft, aia orde® or cheek, t. O TIRE Co. CUST ST. filled. , Open evenings, all 4 our price list. ws Sunday. 180, CENTRAL 151 Se eeeves — .? _— -— = oe wee ee ee eee ee on a Sk oe _ siesta tnt inci a ae I A I TI A SO ee ae le ties, A Nile a ™ ‘ v inven 1” otis ~ ye’ on kee + a ae ‘ enters ta LR NT ri nic oe . ° —— 7 a | a : a . mT es te The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the funes Combined by Approximately 40,000 ST. Lou's POST- “DISPATCH! ; lish p °% : m: saihiliiaes E ANNOUNCES polished protection bars at rear, AUTOCAR COMPANY OPEN ‘FAHRENKROG RE-ELECTED # sociation Mon: @Y evening at the Frampton, Hudson-Frampton Motor every way to help raise the budget | a ee trunk rack, trunk and cover, tire car- ¥ SPEEDSTER MODEL rier forward on right running beard four-passenger and motometer. It is priced at $3455 Marmon by f. o. b. Indianapolis. has been announced yke & Marmon Co. of In-| According to Anson of the More Auto Co., r, have known for a long t the factory had been en- . in producing a four-passéengcer the speedster type which especially appeal to those who motoring a hobby. ear, Which will be available | cities in May, embodies ail ma characteristic Marmon fea- -But in its design greater stress ever has been laid upon flow- ntal lines. According to ers, those who have closely the development of Mar- y styles will detect in it y pleasing refinements of design. in faddition to regular Marmion! ent, it includes a special col- | production top with natural wood bows, pace with ee MARCH BIGGEST MONTH Marmon. March proved the biggest month announcement just made manager of the company. reached until later in the year,” Mr. Norberg, any kind of weather has s must the increased sales. ' 91185, f. 0. b. Detroit More Power and Speed In Chalmers Six Greater power with more speed, with an actual saving in engine operation, has been accomplished in the improved Chalmers Six. We stand ready to put this great car to any test you suggest to prove to you its outstanding superiority, Chalmers Six Prices i &-Pass. Tonering | Ger. $1185 Roadster, 81188 “Sport T Fouring Ca i 41 1443 ou ar emanate 3209 098 Protea: f. 0. ). Dares, Rowmutaxnmbesdded ~? WARD MOTOR CO., Inc. DISTRIBUTORS 8016-18 LOCUST STREET Associate Dealers: Welliston Motor Co., 6413 Easton Ar. Koenig Motor Co., 2635 Lafayette Av. Kellerman Motor Car Co., 3318-20 Washington Av. Selfart Motor Car Co., East St. Louis, Hl. Viaduct Motor Car Co., 1831 8S. Kingshighway Bl. | CThe CHALMERS SIX IN WILLARD’S HISTORY in point of production that the Wil- lard Btorage Battery Co. of Cleve-'| | ‘used for the sale and servicing of treasurer, iand has ever had, according ¢ | . eo Autocar trucks on Locust street and | , Louts Automobile Dealers’ Assoctia- by R. C.: Norberg, vice president and general NEW SERVICE STATION | The formal openjng of the new | home of the Autocar Sales and Sery- ice Co. of Missouri, a direct factory branch of the Autocar Co., Ardmore. Pa., will be held this week in the large building recen‘ly erected at the southeast corner of one-story Locust street and Leffingwell ave- nues. The new building which will ove ‘feet of floor space on one floor. “We had hardly expected to at- tain the volume of production now said “but the growing pop- ularity of radio and the increase of closed car sales permitting motoring increased our sales to an enormous extent and necessarily keep [ : Berry Motor Co. | | ! | wire. | the company, The building is of brick construc- | tion with a coping of Indiana lime- stone. The salesroom is located at the : northwest corner of the building, ad- | facent to !t on the Locust street side | is the accounting department, while the parts department is located az the east end of the building. The entrance to the offices, sales- | rooms, account 'ment is in the center of on Locust street Two entrances to the shop are! provided on the Leffingwell avenise the builldi.g | ng and parts depact- | | side. A special room has been bullt | ‘near the entrance to the shop, where. ia chassis may have all the ofl and dirt removed from it by special cleaning dev! ces before it reaches the | ‘overhauling department. The new building and ground, | represents an investment of approti- imately $150,000 and is owned by che | |Autocar factory. The factory now’ |! conducts 39 similar branches | secrete it the United States. J. H. Mack, manager of the lo: al branch, arranged for the purchase | of the ground and the new building. SS ‘BYRNE JOINS WEBER | IMPLEMENT AND AUTO CO. | EF. H. Byrne, who has been Cone nected with the automobile industry iin St. Louis for the past 15 vears, | | has been appointed retail sales man- ager of the Weber Iniplement and) Auto Co., Hupmobile distributers, | according to announcement’ masa) last week by President George Web-| er, | Byrne for many years has been! connected with the sales of several) popular makes of automobiles dis- | tributed in St. Louis, and until re-| cently was retail sales manager of| the Packard Motor Car Co. of Mis- | sour!, which was recently purchased | by the Berry Motor Co. Following the change from a At | rect factory representation of tha: Packard line in St. Louis to a dis- | tributer, Byrne was retained by he} until a short time! ago, when G. M: Berry, president of | added the sales man-| agership to his duties. ee EE ABOUT CHAINS. Never attach them to a spoke. Never fasten chains so tight that | they cannot creep. Do not repair a broken link with | It will ruin the tire, Drape the chain over the tire with | the clamps toward the rear of the car. : 'that the hooks of the cross links are , outside, i The chains should be placed so | | | Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 @Here is a wonderful opportunity to Save 40% to 50% from list prices. @Every auto owner should take ad- vantage of these savings as auto fires and tubes are advancing in price. @Every tire fresh and in original factory wrapper. @All phone and mail ‘orders receive prompt attention. Limited Quantity in Some Sizes _ Vulcan Cord Tires : will 4 Full Oversize—Non-Skid Pm MBRoeT EAs | se Ecc Brice B0x81% $16.50 $9.15 | 838x414 $43.35 $21.95 Ba, $25.80 $16.10 | 84x41, 644.45 $22.60 Blx4 «= $29.75 $15.15 | 835x414 $45.80 $23.20 ie $382.80 $15.05 | 36x4% $46.75 $23.85 _—«BBx4 $88.80 $16.35 83x5 $52.80 $25.50 ' Bxd = $34.70 $16.70 | 85x5 $55.45 $26.75 | Bx414 $42.40 $21.50 | 87x5 $58.35 $28.10 _ ~ Savings from 40%, to 50% from list prices. ‘Vulcan Fabric Tires “Vu Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth Just One Carload Left! Vulcan Auto Tires | | ee ee —— oe } construction of HEAD OF AUTO DEALERS |“? “'» George Weber. D ;} Car Co.: resident of Joseph A. Schlecht, the | City Auto Co., and F. W. A. Vesper, | Mound assigned to St. Louis. Tires With 506-Nail Air H. F. Fahrenkrog of the Kardell / Webe ae Eee " nee +i Tr oe and Auto Co..| Vesper-Buick Auto Co. Brockman H ] T k No {Motor Car Co., Reo @istributers; H. “ — — distributers, and F. C.]and Frampton were re-elected. O1e€S 1a y 14a. | wc onal 4 I res +} y nse W. Spalding, president of the Spaid ment Maat ae oe the South- | Ben Blow, manager of the : F Yo Auto bil ; Mr, BR Milburn, of Chicago. hae {m- ing Motor Co., Durant and Star dis-|.. opposing ne ag HOMinated | tory Highway, and F. W. A. Vesper or pore ts rove 5 feet. a res : Sif) naid ites to KE, ren ae w c mn aci.ua est. waa tributers, and W. R. Ellis of the J.jkrog and Ellie witha ” Been resident of the Vesper-Buick Auto times without the loss ef any sir. In- : aii 55 2a Te wa . . - ’ I. Case Threshing Machine Co,/names before the electio: P Por and of the aes Sa Sn.400 scties Wishes coaneveng Sanaa? builders of the Case car, were re-; Six directors were also elected ae nted a heveane of the Victory We § ctali ’ The oie of ni ia that ‘hie mew puwes ids f tin oe ar a ee ee , rat , beant it all le that this sew ° elected president, vice president and} ni aoe, e er \ KE | Highway, out lined to the dealers at € ope ze m m tare oreet cube essis no ‘Seonn thas the respectively, of the St. Fa Co.: : “no na Archer Automo r tending the m seting of the benefits| UNIVERSAL CO | ordinary ak ao ham nag Fig oy weuee. a ‘aan obi H. Brockman, D. ito be derived from the Victory “9 SNC., at vray Mat Big AL. . as he e l r Co.: Geor . 3 wante qm a ere. on. contains approximately 21,000 square | tion at the annual meeting of the! Berry. Berry Motor Car | ree M | Highway passing through St. Louis, | 2701 OLIVE derful opportunty fer agents If tater~ | I al 0 R c* land reqi uested them tn nesiat in ested. write him todas. ; a el Touring (5 pass.) $1065 Roadster (3 pass.) $1065 Coupe (4 pass.) $1475 Sedan (5 pass.) $1495 $398 cash—balance monthly —PAIGE BUILT wo oly $445 cash—balance monthly Special Touring $1220 Special Coupe $1625 Special Sedan $1695 f.o. b. Factory. Tax Extra , $455 cash—balance monthly s Why Jewett Six Wins Wise Buyers Paige Engineering—Paige-built Quality—Big-Six Performance—at $1065! page's Six is the only car of its size and price built by a maker of high-grade sixes. Wise buyers have endorsed it to the tune of over25,000 cars inits first .year. For this amazing acceptance there must be reasons all can ap- preciate! To many, the mere fact that Paige reputation, engineer- ing and workmanship are embod- ied in the Jewett, is conclusive. To you, however, who have not yet verified them, we say: see these Paige-designed features in the Jewett for yourself before you buy any car! Fifty-Horsepower Motor Fills the Hood! You don't have to bo an engineer to appreciate Jewett’s exceptional power. Just see how its motor fills the hood. Compare it with other cars in the same class. As a matter of engineering fact no car within $200 of the "ewett price has a motor of equal piston displacement —7249 cubic inches. It six cylinders, 3\4x5 inches, deliver full fifty horse- power. Running at a moderate speed insures longer life at lower upkeep than high-speed motors, Powers band s+ weight casily Ample Power for Weight Gives Amazing Performance Power compared to weight deter- mines car performance. Easily the strong man handles the hundred-pound weight which the weaker man can G There Is a Paige and Jewett Dealer Near You—Good Service Wherever You Drive scarcely lift. Just so the underpowered car must strain to do that which the amply powered Jewett does easily. Ac- celerate, if you can, § to 25 miles in 7 seconds with any other car of Jewett's size. Note the See how oil | hollow sprays into erankshaft cylinder High-Pressure Oiling— 2 Gallons a Minute There's a big difference in oiling sys- tems. Low pressure oiling to engine main bearings is not to be compared with Jewett high-pressure oiling. The Jewett high-pressure, hollow crank- shaft system forces 2 gallons per minute through all main and connect- ing-rod bearings, then sprays the entire internal mechanism. Metal never rubs metal--always a thin film of oil be tween. Smoothness and silence are par- ticularly noticeable results of this ideal lubrication. The continuous oil flow carries heat away from bearings. There is a remarkable absence c_ friction; and greater motor life at less upkeep expense is Jewett’s advantage over cars equipped with the circulating and splash system. Rugged Construction Gives Endurance and Comfort * Get it clearly in your mind that the Jewett is not a light-weight, lightly- built car. Mere “lightness” in itself is furthest from the Paige standard of sound engineering. Here isa frame full six inches deep, with correspondingly wide top flange. A unit of strength, reinforced by inbuilt corner braces in front and four sturdy cross members, which brace diagonally ‘all points of strain. This staunch construction in-: sures freedom from disalignment of mechanism, unlimited endurance, and substantial riding comfort. Jetett's so- lidity and steadiness of road motion do much to make the long drive unfatigu- ing. Women, especially, find their sense of cozy security in a really substantial car {the touring model weighs 2805 ane a source of continued satis action. Paige-Timken Axles— 99.8% Dependable! It is important that a car of such power as the Jewett should have a thoroughly sound rear axle. Nothing but Paige-Timkens could possibly handle this power efficiently and en- duringly. We checked up on the first 20,000 Jewetts in use and found that only two-tenths of 1% had had any axle trouble at all — even including those due to accidents. Extra tough steel and ample size give this Paige- Timken rear axle of the Jewett a great surplus of strength for safety, New Gear-Shifting Ease from Paige-Type Clutch Jewett is the one car you literally do not learn to drive! Shift gears without pausing,or pause as long as you wish— ou never’ miss” nor is there any clash. he reason? —a light-weight driven clutch member weighing only 3% pounds has one-third the usual weight, and with one-third the momentum quickly adjusts itself to speed changes. Jewett'’s remarkable gear- shifting ease givesit an irresistible appeal to women. With the new Paige-type clutch, however fast you lift your foot you can neither stall the motor nor jerk the car. ewell Motor Car Co. Distributors Locust at Jefferson Auto Tubes Gray, Fully Guaranteed lean’ Size Regular Price Sale Price 4 x! ss 6 ‘ Full Standard Size 0x3 % $1.98 § $1.25 ‘ Size RegularPrice Sale Price 29% $2.35 . p ¢ 30x3 $10.15 $ 5.40 he $1.45 Bese 830x314 $12.50 $ 6.60 the aor 2 x 32x84 $17.35 $ 8.75 3x4 $3.35 $2.15 3 31x4 $19.80 $10.40 Hsin ay ne a 32x4 $23.85 $12.40 Ix4ty $4.29 | $2 : 33x4 $25.15 $12.75 pxaiy ra40 | sg ; 34x4 $25.70 $13.00 238 $5.00) =F 00 . Bavings from 40° to 50% from list prices. tog $5.40 > Mans Auto Supplies at very low prices for | Mail Orders , Filled Promptly | q selling Monday—Buy now and save. Ciba: j . Auto Accessory Shop—Basement, St. Johns Manor Motor Salcs Co. 8617 W. Florissant Ave. O. L. Miles Auto Sales Co. 1850 N. King’s Highway BL H. Fendler Auto Co. 140 Lemay Ferry Rd Ward Groff Motor Corp. 2907 Washington Vahlem Motor Car Co., 1035 N. Grand Ave. Mark White Motor Co. 4728 Deimar Rrownle Motor Car Co. 3132 Park Avenue MISSOURI Rerier—Frank Frans , Roonville—Tucker-Sei¢k Broekfield—Rogert Motor Co Cameron—Llivingston & FEstop Campbell—J. A. Tweedie. Ine Motor Car Co., St. Claries Rd. and Marshall Ave. Jefferson City—B. F. Kena Kennett—Lierd Motor Co. Kirkeville—H. _ ge la Plata—‘. rec ale l.ovuisiana—Louisiana Motor Car Co. Macon—H. 8. Easiey Moberly—Moberiy Paige-Jewett Co Monett—Home Garage Monroe—Monree City Auto Co. Mountain Grove—J. A. (Chase Potosi—F. M. Casey Kalem—Orvark Motor Sales Rt. Charies—Jewett St. toy Co. &t. Joseph—Interstate Auto Coa. Sedalia—. Ai Sturges, Jr Shelbina—Big Four Garage Warrensburg—Cassingham & Son Washingeton—Hr. Hartbaver SOUTHERN ILLINOIS d Alton—Alton ige-Jewett Moter (0. Alteo— Aen Bedite Motor Sales Co. Renid—Benld Auto Sales Service Sta. Rridgeport——Irvin & Rice Garage Brownstown—F. K. Davis Canten—C. H. Cortelrou Carlin ville—State Highway Garage ertille—Hoilmes (-arace e oh td nc ennawar Meter Co. Coa. Charlee Me Danvillk—Miller & Ryan Decatur—Daniel W. Tale Dwight—W. G. Short & Seon Duqvoin—Egyptian Moter (Co. Fdwardsevilie—Hehm Service Sta. Effingheam—Wente & Noot Farmer City—Hell & Reeser Galesburg—Central Moters Ce, Galwa—Hall &2 Johneon Sta un ~ ice yee Merge Tet Odin—H a Te Chillice Chandlerville—Emery Carter rm sq F ST. LOUIS Deslone—Casey Casey Mater Bales Ce. Champaign—aA. ® ‘Nelson & Sens aigeting howe 'Bwloger Mill Motors Co. Edina—Kelley Garage _ Cetewertin = Pr. deal Peorla—M, X. Chuse w—(, ors co ro m—G. 5000 Gravois Ave. (; as 3 ma PD. Clements Clinton—Hall & Keeser aes 8 ay co ee Ce. Simon-lIowry Motor Car Independenc —C. i Saneey Cobden—Geoe 2S. See weter Gales Rowell Hie —megovite Mates ce, : I ——{>, FP we < nev iile—Mec Maplewood Sootiecndead away Auto Co. c ——" Shetbr vite a. p ey te! Kansas City—-Bird-Sykes- RBonker (0. (repseer—D. FE. Crum Spri d—t hae. Fdmand Sesteville—F lane streater—-Milen Defenvaugh Sullilvan—Jenk Tilden-W. FF v a <—Phayer i Wast ae WittW. &. Maxtor Aute Twice the friction surface of the ord nary clutch—that's why. All-Steel Universal Joints Oiled Once a Year You know the trouble and annoy- ance of trying to grease the universal: joint. Usually it isn’t done—the mech- © anism suffers instead. Here is anew. type universal joint built of the finest’ ' steel—oiled, not greased+-with sealed- - in lubrication that is good for 15,000” miles. Dust and dirt never enter; oil never escapes. tes indefinitely without wear and therefore without the usual hack-lash and rattles. Few features of the Paige-built are more practically useful to owner who demands untroubled service, =" ” Ball-Bearing S Spindles Give Touch ' Easy ne — of the most de ightful features o Ateach end of the sree sme nose axle are ball-bearing steering spindles that respond to the slightest touch on the wheel. The old tension and strain of a “stiff wheel” are forgotten, and the frailest woman finds Jewett a pleasure to handle. Remember: the only car in its clase built by makers of high-grade sixes! It ~ gives you big-six performance, Paige built quality, at $1065! Pledia com tn in and look, verify, ay out this Jewett, or phone for demonstration now. (291A) Oricand)—Orieane Meter Ce. Ravenne—tL. E. ict Union a. | =, eB. & Son w York—-W. F. Renkin & Sen BRASTERN HAN4ASG Arkansas Cit "she Moter Ce. on rau [vite—is Repate aS . litem EF. Kurte pt Dorado k& Frent Corege Girard—Beston & Leer Granite City—Phaver Brees. NEBRASKA priptten, eter Ce Greenville—F. E. Linder Beaver City). B Jowett @ Sons Harrishburg—Jeokin Motor Sales Coe. Cam i Aate Ce, . Pr. Beek Hightand—City Garage C1 nnn opracy'® Merri Hoepeston— Murray's Garage (las Center—Wm ertel : Jackeonrille—L. F. O'Deneell ‘eee ~~ er fone Kankakee—F.. A. Jeffers ‘remont-— er Keithaburg—J. W. Gray i : la Harpe—Britt Moter Ce. Gre i ries Lincoln—Zeter Motor ’ poem ene ah! Bree Litch fietd—Dismeke Moter Car Co. feamney af wey Macom Motor os Co a o ‘ | Marion—G. 4. Frick c iceCook--Maali Meter Oe. Mattoon—Matteon Moter Car Coe. Mad! h Moenmouth—Jenka Motor Sates Ce. Mtophiet Mound Citr—L. C. Mt. Carmel—S. A. Mayne Meter Co, orth Bee rder & Carey (marge—(unningham & Perh Omahea—Xel - Wherever Cars are Sold a Paige and id Jewett Franchise is Worth Money ee A ES PRS toe: 5 ae dl ee nth aie a ethdedal te , ~ S aemie) 1 ape ay »

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e ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : The Citv Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ———— — raacactamemiennisinaltty WI |, {inin in British Chemical Sales. {veloping owing to the restricted out-|sales of the industry are more than poy the war and almost double that | 7 Ste ; Ge eral a of two years ago. . ar - ; 19) —~ |p 2 ? . high : . : \|BOOK TELLS OF PAVLOVA'S “7 se smoates ets a ut nd Righer, prices charged’ hy |three times the amount reported be —_— OF TIS Senin Floor Carleton Building KISSING KAISERIN’S HAND | inaustry of England is rapidly de-'cording to a recent report. SS ee 308 WN. Sixth St., Near Olive — She iz . ia ae est’p, Take Elevator or Walk Up One j/ eft Imprint of yew yee ed ESinThis | deh, » PART EIGHT BROS.&CO. 1858 Flight and Save Money meee te eee | Bg — : a Sih vad | $e ondence of the Associated Press. | s en \ { + \ Ld ae g) eh Qe Ve tae fae | | I / Me Raecster has embodied in a ‘ eee \ 7 : : me ¢ Ck OF ASa? 900 an’ ff F j , , be ee at da ~~ CTED SCRIS , , ' | ccicante acu Fo Some AN BE CURED ‘ qe Ceeeeeenemar |e | 4. | - s , 7, die Ads te _* 4 ll 3allet,” the memoirs of Cav. | a THIS $3.95 BOUDOIR LAMP = | : $ a PPE INE oes ~% ‘Cecchetti, the famous dancer and | 'teacher of famous dancers, including | ce fi AWN Thee | Pavlova, Lopokov and many OSES: | ree r BE AWAY Thix charming Boudoir comet | ated BROS.& Co. 1ese Ay Among the stortes told of Paviova All I want is your name and address so [can send yous free trial J.C. RUTZELL R. P. Lhd | \ complete with silk shade . yr "Creda | ? ood ; ge VP Py s | is that of a gala performance at Ber- treatment. I want you just to try this treatment—that’s all— DRUGGIST some mahogany finish stand, 6- Term- The singer gannot pang ; na , . | Bo i ttatia ‘ar, when it. That’s my only argument. : ; socket PD | erfe 7 ; |lin not long before the wa anal Just try tt the Retai Drag Business for20 years. I served four years as a member of 4 foot cord and s¢ he, Gi ei > ____«, | | Are onl tow of the alone nf 2 a 'the Kaiser and Kaiserin came UPO he Indiana State Board of Pharmacy and five years as President of the Retail Druggists’ | _ ag RRR EB ; ‘ it: Pe are strong es 'the stage and the latter compli- ssociation. Nearly every one in Fort Wayne oe pee Sees Rent wy successful See the Big Spread in This Issue. | reouie enait Chil are ~ | ; - ildre ‘ ° . /mented the Russian dancer. Palova| freatment. Over Twenty-Five Thousand Men, a oe ; | Section 6, Pages 14 and 15 ort Wayne have, according to their own statements, been cured by this treatment since = of an ning | , In stallment le ae Me he iad Dit eee mney ee Whee wy ty — ah 2 : — A ae da a ty 1 aA ate neta et east Rano Mg rte 2, ttn lel ith nena Me bam RE he pale tome ee OP, Gana a eT o sme P) eee, owe x —— . . - ; - ys SN rs ; prety de Te ea ns as " ' ~ ‘ ite tasls?c 8 A Si pte ger, i - | bowed low and kissed the Kaiserin's first made this offer public. | e % pees oe ee (hand. When she stood erect there If you have Fozema, Itch, Salt sah antl Pah «emp pg how bad-my treat- Fa ae a : t | , ment has cured the worst cases | eversaw—give me a chance to prove my claim. or sone in m roller | was left from her lips upon the royal Send me your name and address on then hie and get the tFarercar ee Pum, a/ @ places tombtinake thas ia) the imprint of a blood-red} gegendyou FREE. The wonders accomplished in your own case will be proof. , . : nantt. . 4 sosennnnecesonsnonsenoenveones CUT AND MAIL TODAY c > y . JOH N 8) -JE 4 Ruler of Russia Shown te | “A strange thrill,” writes ae J. O. HUTZELL, Druggist, No.4418 West Main St., Fort Wayne, Ind. | y'O@® S NA, . on the Same Uxorious : Racster, “ran through those ye 7 Please send without cost or obligation to me your Free Proof Treatment. ” 1427 MISSsSO B weight That He Was iwere standing near and during th | | . war (which broke out a few ee Name Sir eihintnieeiaeiininniisiaaaas ST. LOUIS, . Years Before —_— Def - ater) how often it was recalled by : , ie . ithe members of the company who} Post Office | See today’s Want - q med meee ” ie Lal . | had been present.” Street and No. , ————— a * a a Ask ne ae C . . . . i 1 2 a apn ~- . u e Brilliant, Blue-White, Perfect-Cut Diamonds | pIscUss FAULTS OF PREMIERS Bi: . y ‘ J oe a, Gi dren. aueanette” Diamond Ring. Rich 18-k | «gyivia” Diamond Ring. Carved and | nae ane . } . 3 M t . i- « d i ’ ~ wrt page cacao ggg sem apa ygnan wea pierced mounting, octagon top. A beau- ]| British Papers Tell of Successes, De- . tiful 18-k Solid G@a4 Ring. | spite Handicaps. | ; * oa By ISAAO DON LEVINE. CREDIT TERMS 75 Corresnonden: a of the Post Diepatch m ; = (Copyright 18°33 Reproduction of le y y . 20.—C in | ate, Ratha iia Px: 1) - in Erypt, and his views on Indian : psa Bs 5, ; ae, i to Se oo ie gar. Re SS 3 | New Sport Models $7500 va ridiculous idiot’ in a letter te nished free. by the hostess. “Walt.” she said. Finely tailored, of all Caarina. Now, he goes to gr Open Monday and Saturday Till 9:30 P. M.; Other Days Till 6:30 | “you shall have your turn.” Belted, double-breasted, Shah of Persia amid the elat y beautifully satin trimmed woot Tweeds, in herring- ceremonials of the Russian | + ad as & : me | and salesman w | turned to Renan with: “What were. and specially priced : Bo bone and novelty weaves. maneuvers and writes Alix ‘ill call. pees , | i : i The Old Reliable Original Diamond and | you going to say when you tnter- iene eect aa . : — a equal frankness about what " |rupted M ia | —— — pened. Watch Credit House—Largest in the World 7 le alae emtow ateawadtant ne. | | el a One of the significant revel Second Floor Oarleton Building | - = _ @@ teday*’s installment is the ¢ EST’D. swered Renan. “TI was merely going . ee 1. BROS.&CO. [RS $08 N. Sixth S8t., Near Olive _to ask you for more of those dellt- | or vefled references to the forer y clous green peas.” | hes | of Rasputin, a Frenoh spiritual : Sg the name of Phillippe. Durin | ; a q great war the long Grand 3 | | 7 a : Nicholas Nicolmtevitch, or Niko | : : F as he is called in the correspon¢ Ri was Rasputin’s bitterest foe. yet 12 years previots he was ir ; © @ ® wrt o See mental in presenting to the Cz ——- a a Ss Ogarina the man who paved th . x of ! ee ee for the rise of Rasputin and ° + . | ey ee | +Gesignated in the latters as‘ Consi eratl ave | "ae Meee | with a capital F, the same On. f . sar x | pitied te Rasputin later. 3 | — : a 4 “Our Friend's” Promise. for a Brighter eee, O where you will—visit every retail We can sell for less, because it costs us less to Hy, A Petts month ands Balt » | clothier in this city—you’ll not find the sell. We bring about this condition, by oper=-- 4 RAvs! mancuvers at Reval in Nicky left for the Russian arm 3S | : eb: ’ Ryshkovo in th Home |} values that you see at Bond’s_ Bond’s Clothes repre- ating our own tailor plant and selling direct to the® ann ae Student eke bate sent a better investment than at any time in our his- wearer through our own stores. We sell for cashy Te eeeg,” Desteg the. Soaratel For many years, hundreds of only. Thus through economy in operation—with ES Seapertal train be wreter thousands of housewives have | tory—and that’s saying something because Bond’s no skimping in quality we can sell better Clothes for~ 4 “RYSEKOVO, Aus. 98, made their homes brighter, . , Clothes have always been famous for their quality. less money. . Sees te dae cleaner and more beautiful by Q / . | i. | before Kursk, so as to finish . . N re | @vening. The train shakes a using O-Cedar Polish. They have : | | #© you must excuse my bad . | q “I don’t know but I feel benefited by the simple and Casy | before arriving today there, t application; by the splendid | Wi | the fulfiltment of our “ Its: b : ; | Promise,:I tried to pray ¥ results; and because it gives | is a | Vently last night and this me longer life to floors, furniture and : a srerrrret 7 | es ee om woodwork. . H a? . | | : - ei : | ° AS y “After dinner ft rained y 1 0 mii ali want A | rh ot y) P ts . | Es > but ees ia lovely, quite : Wier , NE NT . ee : -Fran Suits | Bee | sunny. If it is eo for the m ne, Cedar in your home. eT ee : sac SEIN : i | it will be simply delicious, You, too, will be won by its ' h , | —_° Sse | We realized that a sult with ft _ has been no talk yet. I sat ’ ee | . ras : : ' with Mish d Duk excellence. You will be delighted ny : 7 LS OSES et, “wine two pair of trousers practy a his heuhier) grat oon tn ‘ma with the way O-Cedar Polish ? ; ) : — | cally doudles the fe of a eutt, | nt ge teage Dvigheal restores the original beauty of yr | oe ; Bs so we have made an eatra | floors, furniture and woodwork FZ 7 Real new styles—many of them exclusive patr of trousers for most | Call of write for Catalog 905. Phone Kinloch, Central 5052, or Bell, Main 97, [| When the dessert was served she c pe fe ashe = = hae rng ovr “3 — ep pina ae 1 ahaa oe etait eee ee ee ee m ~ a i Fees ar ipa sgiliin re Beko oo | When the train reached 4 “y aoe was met by a 4 seh j . scy,y ‘ith Bond’s. Every garment made as onl | ili’ the focal momatee all O-Cedar Polish is put VV | rie beet Ye pape 0 y every suit in our stores, You | se car 7 skilled tailors know how. Every feature vou alt St 3 7S nd ee ig ABLE: sf Lie ee - Ce he ee ee ee Ae A AT ST teeta ten nel yee ene ns he teeter _ from the local Zemsatov wt , a | , _ Snzious to know from * convenient sized bottles for trial purposes. Larger quantities in quarts, | < ld will | | half gallons, and can be had at | . : cou ; possibly think of will be foun , mn _glight additional cost. Te ming ent o gall gallons ad at greater economies. Bond’s tailored clothes—and bear in mind ‘eee Be | Administration trom. which, yo | a | Poertant”’ ow . impor O-Cedar Wax, O-Cedar Floor Dusters, O-Cedar Hand Dusters, O-Cedar prenes - ; ur Ee tesmed to intma te indicened ta con ane ine cote 20 I eh expect tron the Remember, all O-Cedar productsarealwayssoldona guarantee of complete th : We | Were suffering. The London ey cost you less at Bond's. | Ly Eth s- onde satisfaction, The O-Cedar line includes: O-Cedar Polish, O-Cedar Mops, ee Pe TTMMEEEEETEE Soscches, on ener cocoston Wall Dusters, O-Cedar Dust Cloths. When you need polish, mops, dusters | | Be a _letter to Alix finished that ¢ tg , 7 and insist on O-Cedar. : . * yee . ‘ 3 i gi E 7 : 4 bs trtghe, Py peer — Sold by All Dealers : } — _ a a oe: O00 Se iy bi ‘ant" utterances. He wrote: CHANNELL CHEMICAL CO, “It ts now 11 o'clock of ¢ ning—the first pare of the | Chicago-Toronto-London- Paris“Cape Town fe . The first ay ‘off very well. but in beginni xa we * one I stuck and the life of me reme vailored in—and not Style Arcade (EAM =—itaperetention ser n deaporate atiemor te Oa see Xf ata gtanee. Olive at 8th St.;) "eae tt ne — Toledo Youngstown Columbus St. Louis : ron Pittsburg Lowisville Cincinnati Kansas Olty A AEE ENR A OR I TT | TTT. as ; ri - ? - His : 7 é ‘ PA OES ig ARENT EE I IP INR IOI AGE LN EM ee atl at = mn ————— a AIT AT I OMEN Nem

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Hoe 5A ey *y. ey ite ei ate a a stg CO Ray RY te Foe “eer eR rg 5 am ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | s-= —— a — ~ ~- ~ Se = = ? =e - oo —— -- —- ee ee enqnstremeneaat - — ~—— «= ee = . . = EIGHT ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 15 3 0 ke, ee must add, to OUR sunbeam! JI try! jetter and Nicky Czar’s Letters Scrape J Of Three P owerful Emperors in Berlin gel” te something ati more pre-| SERCIN. scitome, | gor sauhs a tee — ux os OS Oe os On bs agl eclous Wifey: ee Installment Brings Series Up to World War Sn ee A te —_ queens =—_—_——— a —-— ¢ (* if] At ia ST I Can answer vou the (s;rent War the (er wf ates] w \Veé arcy the x le ig . 4 4 "TT » : ; ; inse ee in VERY 1 ‘ whole night. It was/ cousin, King George of Engian?’— ‘Mi hard saying good-by to you | ‘“Georgie”-—-made their famous v sit : 6% ° , ‘ : oN A2TMOUSG Vist. 4nd the children and especially, || to the Kaise, wrote this dea, ? song has won

fronts. *‘Hymo’ hand felled and i collar of g on lapel insures retention garment hand fin- ST. LOUIS, MO. P®ges fer | —_— catalina. a recurrent eruptions of revolt | the Russian masses. _ jetters during a : LE V E N } - f , ‘ ee Nicholas’ reign—-the inet tail . from 1902 Tn } y ] U rin . : .] ' War. These were the ‘ tinue th express his blind devotion | i: r le 2 ‘ra $ ‘a Years Before — Defeated T the tin by Japanese in Baitles on Land and Sea, His Letters _ Only Ask About the Chil- ” dren. By ISAAC DON LaV INE. ght, 1973. Repfoduction of ‘ters imiiles or ‘type matter absolutely forbidden years more of Czar his letters in this insta! "-written—br ings him and | Empire to the brink of the Wor most eventfn! of the first 20 vears from his acces- - ston to the throne. Russia was bhak- en from without by n the war with Japan and torn from with- in by the revolution of 1905 a: with Misha (Grand Duke Michae! hts brother) or read in my cabin We walked at severa) stations.” ee Nicky's Stage Fright. = When the train reached Kursk pame Czar was met by a delegation of the nobility and a deputation | trom the local Zemstov who were comfort /@mmious to know from “The Lit- | tle Pather” what relief the peasants. 7™mSnt expect from the disordered | Saiagovernment of the agricultura! | @@ministration from which ther Were suffering. The London Times = Bext day refers to the Czar's t hes on that occasion as “‘im- 3h rant °° How important they ; med to him is indicated in Nicky's to Alix finished that evening, ® which he confesses that he had peee fright and could not remem- r halt of one of these “Impor- utterances. He wrote: is now 11 o'clock of the eve- e first part of the program ed. The first speech went edd well, but in beginning the mad one I stuck and could the life of me remember wh>t = Wanted to But tn the end, & desperate attempt to speak ed in producing the second Of my speech, which was per- Guite enough. after al!’ At the Army Maneuvers. Opposing Russian armies ifr Ryshkove “war game’ nded by reigned Kuropatki: Wae destined tw vears Meet defeat by sy = Uria. and Grank @Nele of the Czar wrote Al'tx: Sweet Little not en were Japanese itr Dike Rerge The next da. | mornin Wity—How | troops were iz Maa@ciuria, iter was written deploring the fact officers’’ had to les and fight for r army.” Ma = c - " sia ‘ Lift ifoti iti the following ie ((Za)} tn@at tne leave their fam!! the ‘‘giory of ou by the ‘poor 1804 leave in a few rhnough ] l arn lutv by going to see the heart is sore to leave pain you Fot Please do take care lie down a8 much as walk little and cau- not to slip God bless own dar- snall think of you you and the little night. 7 ' -. ‘ Us cf fee] ado have rries me of vourself; possibie, TIOUSI' v sweet linge wif J pray day and “Cheer up! ink of those poor officers who have to go to war and leave their families be- hind. And yet how many do it with joyv—for thelr country's sake and for the glory of our army. “You know how I love you Words cannot explain how Cceep it lies. He will pray for you and I will try to add my feeble pray- ers to His. Good night, my dar- line; sleep well ané quietly. Your own NICK Y. you, ? one, mv &na for Ohes letter from the happy 1 was to find a you when we came back from maneuvers this afternoon. was a very successful one and the weather also We left at 9§ er in Konkov troika. We had to Irive an hour our he We passed through Villages where the go0o0d peas- presented simple bread and exit and a went down on thei: knees, showing such aie touching childish joy! “At first we looked at the ments of troops from a high place then we crossed a river and rode on toe an enormous plain. There we got right into the midst of the bat- Trees tle between Serge's and Kuropatkin’'r troops. I saw them both, of course at different places. It was funny to hear talk about each other's action But I must say both sides €id their work cleverly and quiletl At $ c'clock the action stopped Kuropatkin retreated “The visit of the Shah !s gettied he arrives here on the fourth of September, in the afternoon, wi!) ‘ , ee be present at the review and leaves | at the same time as me. “I fust received a telegram fron mama telling me that poor Lomer 11] at Bernstorff. I car has happened * eweet one. Go you, T.am s% let morally, that {a seriously not imagine what him Good-bvy bless and protect happy you feel qu is a blessing of His. children many times. Your tenderly devoted “NICK... vou Love ¢o Filla Another cryptic next day: “This evening between 11 and T shal! astt with Nikolasha (Gran¢ Duke Nicholas) tn his cabin and we shall think of the scattered ‘fam!)\ Oh! how good it is to know one has got such a Friend.” Ladies With “Fatal” Eyes. Apparentivy there were pienty pretty women in Kursk who couldn make their Emporor, for in his next Nicky dutifully reports to. his precious darling:” “We drove to the Nobleman’s Club. In their magnificent hall the Rishop made the sanctification ot Papa's bust standing positio thes figure is rather good. We all felt extremely hungry and were ver thankful to drink a cup of tea an} eat a sandwich. We sat 7” i. & ‘ iti a aia the honors “There were any amount ef ladies, some were father good looking with eyes and they kept looking ‘gteadily at Misha and me, smiling seweetiv. when we turned our head in thelr direction At the end there stood such a wall that fatal the tea, them round wus, bear it anys rie Bariatinsky about you. Our last Visit was to the governor's house where I spo'se again. Thie time it was to the peas- ants of the five adjacent govern ments. That went off well because ‘t ts much easier to talk to eimp'e people. “Now good-by and God biess you Wify I k longer and got up asked very mu little ioe nd the chi my sweet tenderiv a Aven vou and want you Iver vour lov' devoted NICK Y.’ The Shah's Visit. Shah of Persia and arrived a few days and en elabo- rate suite later and a dispatch to the London Times imperial ban honor of the visilfing mon oting the (Czar as delivering toast to the Shah i am giad to be able to congret mu, by word of mouth, on thr occasion of your birthdas I drin! records an ra solemniyv quet in arehh. au fer’ thie ent health of vour matesty, to the lorvw of vour reign, to the prosper ity of Persia and the development a her relations with Russia.” , fy the | All the o and laughing—it is true I must sa: 'thogpe ceremo this . Misha and I a@rove togeth- | The day and a half to get to) move- | by ana God bless you, my own ‘clous one, |Ever your own loving and deeply de- the only son of Kies the 4ear | reference to} Friend” eccurs in Nicky's letter the eyes behave, even for an | ++ Letter | ‘ow n ' at a round! ‘table and the tall Marie Baritatinsky | What’ He Had Promised Russian Peasants. Shah could have ky really was and the endless yal etiquette on that +) r mh , , th Russia This ts “RYSHKOVO ne wi ‘This vy jast letter: Tenderest thanks aiways morning it strong. warm Ww ded t Was nastv ana 8:80 Cvar's Foreign Minister ) Petersburg 1 did not go. Temor: I shall have enough riding review Luckily at @:¢6 ceased and sunny came out “At 6:00 the Shah arr very numerous suite It was funn, to watch ali the ee for his the red cloth put on ou: flowers cevemen near the him, the gua: jee] W Ti Gay ii 1S ri’ lincs which happy This there biew a TW i had inten ride bu y ; : “ sci rie? Asati Sa a CaTTie the rain reception; platform, tent prepared for of honor before, etc. His train of ours I led him to some refreshments there I and then he paid me a visit in m: tent, both of which stand quite nea: thers were gazing into the end after le@fr } ry) é e . iS & his tent them onies are funny. Hen drikoff with two others walked the whole time in front like cocks! Now we are going to dine in the big tent, about 100 people. The evening is lovely, the moon shines like in the South. “Sweety-mine, I get awfully tient to see and hug you in my -I hope downstairs in your room, with the tea table ready impea- arms little Good- pre and the Gear children “Nicks. Wartime Love Notes. Less than two years later Russie an@ Japan were at war. The Kuro- patkin of the voted a desperate effort to halt men own 7 armies in the onrush of the northward through Manchuria. In August, 1904, the Czarevitch Alexis the Caar and helr tc the throne of Russia, wag born. Marching Was “Fixquisite.” More Russian reverses in Man churt yet a ietter from Dvingsk ated Oct. 28, 1804, has not a word the war But Nicky rejoices in exqu'is parading of some troops in before tw: lle wrote: ved One thanks for three dear let gave ‘*tiee] vr aa i¢ es | review enerals ‘tved with ai standing there half an woes Ryshkevo army ma- | /neuvers was now leading the Czar's i ite me unspeakable and got out lutwis over ore reviews and |] am ~0oback | again You sweet thoughts leave Good-by, my) darling Wify Thousands of tender Kisses to you and the children Huz) NICK Y “Soul and Body.” rous war with Ja and the one, never do my VO from Ow ny) Owned » next few Seem to rring events of his reign Oo not iti shed mpassioned Alix, the vacht Standart he wrote: “My Own Beloved Darling Wify: again we are separated. It horrid saving good-bye in where we have lived go together It seemed #0 unnat you being driven away remained on board “] followed you in the motor fo: a long time up the hill and late: when we passed Livadia we saw you and ail the children quite clearly. | made our crew cheer—did vou hear ‘*«*? his lette for on 1909, from imperia “Once was our own cabi Ong urai {0 me see why “Your dear cabins look so pretty and 80 empty, alas! Babvykin's the Crarevitch), too His favorite aA I saw juet now jin the corr! dor, m who used to tell him atortes to send hin to steep and looked after him so touchingly when the ship rolled! “When the heart jis full cult it is diffi- | ult to write about one’s feelings- but you know them, my treasure, you know algo how I belong to you, sou and body! Now you are praying in Orianda church—so we are near each other. “It is time aleo to leave the ship God biess you, my own sweety dear and all our children. Keep up, every | day brings us nearer again. I kiss ou tenderly, Alexet (the Czare vitch) and the girlies. Ever your own gevoted and deeply loving “NICK Y.” (gland); I don't | dren, I bless you apartments ihe rooms (9! the table arefully art tention ] change and luncheor ‘] gave After AS every One “anged Wi had on had to go to a famiiy we were 40 at table over all your messages ¥ ; } | g awhile we separated had to pay visits. I flow Willy's motors with Gen. von Moltke, and as no one was! aemoki: off in one. of SOOT) ended this Dusine wa] i : 4 Or - 9 eee Te seen apositvenany rstapnae noun stn tAtORR iten =: ee - = — sole and automobile markets. five minutes from all the centers of amusement- ‘ity’s main auto thoroughfare. \D an appealing environment in the quiet elegance and tasteful decoration of the lobbies and public parts, and a staff of competent employes taught to render ef LOCATED IN THE HEART of the great Saint Louis whole Three short blocks from Union Convenie in the selection of Hotel writing desk, a Wy ——— ae ee ee PUUNIODDANTADOLADUNDTIS}ID:oPLNERORUDDODADIOUDOOO PANT DOETiviT? ene . pe and There is no dis THIN TLL CERT 2975 of these tT 1 Ae gp ams nn nn ms ore Tl Teeeeheeytane nt garage facil % i) Liu LM 12. AgeTOO FAA UE TERN agidnusieiii enue aU rNNaLaggot intent oto uvenennnenn satan SP ne NT See I 50¢ 5 for 50c 2 for $1.25 PERFUME SPECIALS 31.00 voz. Mellier’s White Kose $1.00 or. Meliler's Fapanita 2°” $1.25 2°“ $1.25 ——. wt ot. Meliler’s | 2 OZ. $1.75 $1. 25 oz. Meyer's Bernice 2 OT. $1.50 ‘ 2 ** $1.75 one herpes 2 FroR $1.25 $1.75 Paul Rieger's 2 FOR $2.00 Flower Drop Reg. $1.50. 2 for $1.65 No-Seam FOUNTAIN SYRINGE se Mpeg $1.65 Fach guaranteed one rear. Take one of each if you wish. ADD Sc-—GET 2 £1.00 De Lacy’s Hair Tonic .2 for $1.05 “So lady Esther Talcum 2 for “00 65 re 600 Mennen’s Shaving Cream & for Tia SSe Mennen’s Sharing Cream .9 for Ge 50c Wittiame’ Yankee Shaving $tec tke SOc Krank’s Lather Oream ...% fer Tie She Barbasol se for @te $1.00 Autostrop Blades... .% for $1.96 6@c pkg. Derham Duples Biades, t for The 560 phe gt a 3 for Whe $1.00 dor. ‘Gillette’ Stakes au “Hal Te, Tommy Mee 4 So ew wm JuRtoRS— Littie Mis One-third the regu- lar dose. Made of same ingredients, then candy costed. Por children end adulte. 21 79c MONDAY ONLY Singie Prices 25c Palm Beach Straw Hat Cleaner .. van 25¢ Jetum, Colorite or Red Diamond Straw Hat _ $1.10 Taniac 75c Stacomb $1.25 FPinkham's MAIL ORDERS From thie ad filled oo te Thereda, « malt. Add 10 per cent fer postage and packing. $1.25 Creomulsion 25c TAsterine Tooth Pasta, 1fc: 3 for 40c¢ Pietcher’s« ¢ ‘astoria Shc Lepactic Pile (100) Compicte with Cord and ho eg prone my _ $1 ' 29 150 .1Te > eebbsod's00s0Ne 290 .. 286 $1.25 Gude’s Pepto-Mangan 9%8c EC Johnson Bros, Drug Co.—7th and St. RR Ea tae 4 = St as

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Combined eo=aay a r: 1.87 £ fhe Dally POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals thet of fhe Daflr Globe-Demorcrat and the Times Com PET. t nll: 4 ES ie OE STL ST- i. Th Te (Hr Circniefion of Me Vat : Tr 15 1972 r eine a Br SPA - a2 —— - mitt 2s ¢ te _ aos A | | ogs:t ould Km pe . tnremted oe | : rs must be so devised hex possible, would ca than has ret beer —_ Se GAPPLED CHILDREN {Biank to Be Used in Reporting | ===; ==3 Se WM WT JMPEPIC OF STATE Mi | STATES | Crippled Children to Committee ey = =, j ; —_* ‘ ae -. f fica; oc ety BO -AAii TS tee =: . —t ae rs - al PET ——. —, iver Oblid'’s k-~stacregt Op ’ s = : = ; leet ie & Thao Ge $ : , - : 7 EB ! i6e-2a5— Olive “ :) : ENGLANDER Open Com S wis ys od Aocuments [5 o! ee ee ke oe ee Eerie 4 - + yg re Ans ag ee ee ee ‘ nent NNO IER A AP EL, - ARBONNE RRR Re note — aren smcgt' , wey pas i ~ Ss ’. ~~) - At r a -s ’ aes = 4 ; - ss . Vi" - wie a “3 i ud ee rr - oe iy owed, rey Dove’ Py, 3 7 ss + > 5 = thems "> 5 > - ee —_ Mi ANd tae SB i. b a f ie . ot oe ‘ " > ne Re Eh is Sa BIW TEENIE, Gi Re LR Ol eR RR OEY ME a meets “~~ , These tubs are heavy calvan- —— Springs SS eee rtist had the greates* ) ‘rors the gociet: ‘earems Oo ‘ re 58 : , a ‘ith br frain and plug 4, . you buy Bed be certain oi — » ‘ nouch > - aia a a : € — eye me , a ized with brase C ; Sa , - get pieces big er 4 his pu — ee , 7 : nu ceummnes eset agen ca a ————— . : The bench is made of strong ~~ | by buying ENGLANDER Open Cail Springs. Tae pose. The figures in the ceili on weetes eve | —— chiaret : ree ng hosp! re, be Botiied a8 6 - angie tron. A regular $12.06 specia) Coil comstrucnon insures the utmost in = body 2 pieoe are 18 feet high and those We@ire! Bocte’s tt! , 4 ar 5 rom 7 mink thes ¢ Per eurhit FREF with each Mole eh et re 23 Same ‘dea , P : ~* i . ; . — ‘ . *, gs . e Tunet ee 4° a =. : 4 response to the sone tree * re ie iadiciadiaa nis ts probs si ® but you'll have te burry es ! a ation, the first requisite of periect sleep. The excelicnsg aie om re og ae : mens ¥-. | , ft their size can be gained by look! fice furTfice ert 2 2 : ' i nemhes = , +> Wf lesoLU? . “7 bITeT ’ ¥ Pes : ; E : we heave on’t & mited pnum- : be the quality insures @ ljetime fot service. And Deng o. ait ” the photegraph of tte arte wee - 4 dieses — . Sc ; “ . , = a ‘ buott4'n ‘s of heanut ‘ eiGermbly less then in the opening tue Miss apts ? ees —_———_— xm «towes to burn. The Moles Goes it all Have the Mola semt to your home for your next wash cay: — 4 ‘zRe a ~ . ome B. , : tan Warn ++ . : . ont one ran Oo ign last year The soclety Bt aceite, oF 1 . , peovadl —& Government - the wonderful performance ané the stillness of operation and you wil be comvinced it is the = . i. as : ” — : a camp song : z _———— / ~ « + (iéret Los} @ fy GS in £ ’ aie Of) - — ‘ eo the one form of cecorati Ttici pgtec thet such Wreuic pe ibe -t at. ~: ae lial SEU 60 Vasher you have been iooking tor : _ asueeed te anh wee cae ese” beceuse of lerge Dumbers of *&. Where "he * , saunas B eel Invention Sold om an Absolute Guarantee B . that © ~ é . som ~ > . —w Oe pyre berculocs! of ty th moc.ate Press . very ‘ic and pure tn color 5 , ; a ; ‘ ep apps “ sopra i «of rer aes Spee ; bss NATIONS. imCLuUCc.D ee - from the high cetfling to flbor t Segoric, the perer 7 Cchifret 7 — : ‘ow! . ] ‘¢ , rs ro iifte .1hie! ws - ~ Cal Lt ay eh e- ee = | glowing canvas fell, held at the fe whet in the past, have receivee iatien sire, Sand Sicane will be sligh A —— Sa j r ¥ * . = on . - on - * : “ — a : i ron ym | . 7. . “er Ae e plicatior: of proper braces er bri ne her from s _ SS ee ill pay you to take acvantage of this Dig Spring Opening Sale, not only ‘Wide a 4 Rold Int , : “ . * . - —" vr ° °-, Tr, and “ ? = ce un o* 1@ om : .% erminng physicians will be leeéing for six weens At the ené of that is argue4 among & exzper's : c . dome. are pictu re the four matnsprings of Miseou present prosperity—Education, «.'¢ ’ ee ee eee eee Py f ‘i - erce Commerce and tery “oe. aod » nding : Set was mage to sell ment tae ance of cee et $200, but by a for- of the dugt and grease P) stone purchase we mn the pores, so ther |} place them on sale at . - = » ; : - ) — . - | | style made. s i . | Pull line of the cel- Lye —— ast: ebrated Charter Oak i > = , : ~ off impurities from, the end Bridge &2 Beach Gases > *Fich etherwiee collect S or Combtnation : CARI »ET DEI al then fester, eausing biackheads, a] Axminster Rugs, size 9x12... . Brossels Rugs, 27x54.........,..$1.98 beware ee gime Ox12...... ‘ ty Te . Ree ee RS EN a a RE OE Se a oie Sei A SR SE oe ae SR eR 5 f * PE aS ee pe ty RS, oy 2 epi ate =, Thar “igh ig ASI recite ae Se RES EOE ED Yay Peak pena IR aig ae SA aah a ass Seta: fe} Re ee AR et AO:

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APRIL GS Toes — 2 thy ' a 4 citi a 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combin — re —— SS —— — ee — See eee by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 31 ee Sn — —— ~ A Ate cam = me ee eee PIC OF STATE OF MISSOURI | % morTRAYED IN FouRMastery | GOLLIDMAN BROS” WONDERFUL Si ii i - = i r "Brisobes BY FAMOUS ARTIST; WINDOW DEMONSTRATION! oe a % 4 Inspiring Story Done on Canvas by Brangwyn, See_Demonstration of See Demonstration of See Demonstration of to Grace Imposing Central Dome of New K’ S Wonderful Capitol at Jefferson City. BUCA)? RANGE K R Q KHLER KINNEY- ROME Be. ™ the Rotogravure Section of l0- the natura! symbol for Mothe; DA VE \ | ~ | >) i - . . . = X + ’ r ‘ : , ., v, 7 . POR BED I j “ay? Post-Dispatch the pictures re Earth, holds a sheaf in her hands We will show you how you can place your food jn this 4 " New j atented DAY -BED ee tine - rer a i aie iat laa tae wonderful new invention, turn on the electricity, go away , to in the foliouing story are while at her feet are ti ‘ fruits o for the afternoon. and your dinner will be ready for you a We will prove to you that you will not be able to ¢ell by out- the earth and the ‘implements o when vou arrive home. All done by automatic clock de- , ward appearances that the “Kroehler”’ Davenport Bed really , Remarkable demonstration af the well-known Kinnevr- sduce cd. aon , ; ‘TES ; usbandms ~ommerce vice on the BUCK'S Gas-Electric Combination Range. : co ia be : Rom w Day-Beds. We will show you that By ‘ ROSSLEY DAV >, he husbandman To Commerce, Actual cooking done in our window. See it—it will pay : niains a il. We will show you how 40 make one room de : they pmo mage Baa child am Soosthe them. See London Art Cestee. Branewrvn gives an original outlook rou. — easy terms arranged to suit you during the service of two. Fverything will be demonstrated anda ex- our wonderful windew demonstration of these Day-Bed . Le , . +h ‘ ten A - } e . . p | Within a few weeks the four great The figure of the man of trade holds this sale plained in our show window during this wonderful sale of and get our low prices and easy terms—it will ony vou. 3 ela end the big celiing oe up the model of a ship while on one _sgeradaatne I Kroehler Davenport Beds. rangwyn, the En-; side is an anchor and at his feet {s ! : ‘ghich Frank B : | artist, has painted to repre he sea Behind him is the pglohe iH , ee . 4 4 a giowing epic the Inspiring yvey w hich ships camyi he eeen sail- Confessed the best 4 sent a This ¢ ifies —_ } nov de- tory of the rise of the State of Mis- typi in a happy - ERE REE: MESO S SPIE Cs eS SUEY eT To SORT 228 ee pate Set - el 4 ho —_ hoe eeeeF ce SI nd R p”* 7 pour! will reach Missouri and be sign the fact that the trade of Mis- ‘i {| ot | Bie é , 3c i aoe , — ' Fae 7 : - i 5 | if | | i , + © p—eptey wt fd pee © 020060006 68062. 2. ~e- dgabamanteo. e soos bess sete tS $s32ess¢ a ° — ee CFP CHSe Fe SCGee > - _ yee ~ eee ee >. - 8 CFF CSAs Oe OC e Oe 7 i+ } ? | - ayrar Yi¢ wy TF Ari pna tt ] f° s¢ lc} om +}, . ' | ; DA bie Ae . > 4 © 62 eee of the new Ca piloi al . €1ie} ym 4 M ication @iSoO has a gRione in Hie ; “ i (Me > S--bibtheenehaeee toeee | er ANN 4 —teingetiemtier | 7 : . . : , . OO ©SS 688 Ge Colossal in size, they are equali) ackground. partly a matter of ; 3 ° csolsecscsseaf s } _ . . » i] e ose > * ~ o « b big in conception. So vast was the ance of design and also of svymbol- S30 > Mw , of canvas needed for these his- im. At the feet are a church on OIL PRINGS ; torie documents in oils that the 03 side and an organ and a lute | | i h + + Aifficultyv ae - thea oth . Ser t} a y+ie+ sh . ph 4 hte 4+ 40 4545-4 etpirtys ' | : 4 AAA Aa . 4 . exis artist had t a greates. Ad | ail: i } Li MmEIeT ‘ } tai ' re 3 snows ened ee ee onmeete aa | ij | . ~ (#4 He be certain of satisfaction a € : ‘. _ a = , _ oe ee eceeee eee Cue eewowe re eere ' | i ‘ , Se ; TF} got pieces big enough for his pur- th no state can do without, eul- pen Coil Springs. The q The figures in the ceiling ture, the inspiration he utmost in body relax- 4 pieos are 18 feet high and those in ure and of great . | tes are 12. Some idea of figure !s supported by t1 sleep. The excellence of | the Tunet eyes as Se ee . ‘ ™ their size can be gained by looking one on e! her side, symbol of th vice. And being uncov- P at the photograph of the artist at carrving on of a fine tradition. The r s are absolutely sanitary. ™ work on one of these panels in his signs of the Zodiac are represented beds. ® sofio in Hammersmith, Lon- in a golden circle set ine a star- ® gen, which, by the way, is the largest spangled blue sky Write for FREE Booklee 9 ® «nudie in the British capital. The Landing of Laclede Depicted. @panels are 24 feet high and I ” ; my ence of tempera. balanced. The coloring is rich and | . im | N ie i ‘ oY Serb ~ $ z © © eee coeese Peaeenee oeee ee ere oe ¢ ote eee = oe OFf See cores eae ©es o -qee ° \-—~b-hettail. tee “ eae oobeennnn (1nanhshthlr Fee ee ee *eee te te : the ocfi Seeee. Soee-+ 10 t* *? ee ae. oe ay nem BLUE BIRD i" T | | | DINNER SET 3 We were talking in the studio and | sjowing. The robes of the India iam | . . from the high ecelling to floor the are full of barbaric color Set | Per Month Mie a ~ 2 } _ =| 9 sowing canvas fell, held at the foot arainst the blue and gold hacks ‘ ‘ — — os ag by A heavy roller, the roller upon ground of river, trees and skv they A Buvs it! ea > ; {t will be wound for its tran- etary nt with ronderfu ffact e . JSUL Lis A a which stand out with wonderful’ effect. a e syY TERMS o sit to America. The artist has imagined the ap- ; COMPLETE OPEN AS A BED : ™ When the whole scheme is fin- proach of the daring party of , ; . . . ' : > NDED TO ALL. Miehed Miseourl will have from the! \hites. The foremost figure has An example of the remarkable values that you can obtain at this great sale at Goldman Bros. is this genuine Kroehler Davenport Bed Suite. Nothing as beautiful and service- 90DS STORED FREE Eaperush of the greatest living master jumped out of the boat and witt able ever offered at this low price and on these easy terms. Covered in beautiful velour. A suite like this adds an extra room to your home. No suite on the market at $200 is any TILL WANTED q mural decoration a wonderfu! arm outstretched in friendiv appeal finer. See it at Goldman Bros. for only $130. . hemorial of the rise and progress Of wades toward the watchful And | Qgqa@AAeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeneeeeeees the State. told in ri h color and ririous ind: } ~ a byt] ’ ’ i i i rie 4 ; 4 stirring incident. Besides the worl: warty in the in it stand hand on! Gi B if | Wi h Y 0 Ei h PHONOGRAPHS . / ae now finished, there are still to come * . . “,t* = . ® 7 a) ; * e *s AT: 2," at. 2," . q°s 4 sn ae + ans ,! “s+ ,s OTe CET LENT a *Pected- iF os Fee ts ; oo . ~ § - _ . . SI ' Missouri began from the river bank | hi B ft f ] GG 99 © ence, Commerce and Agriculture. From that vantage point pioneers|f S Cau i u enue ” hler Davenette Be ulte These are represented by § four : S a ot Wide and bold interpretation. His -jgkeq unknown perils with the grim | If you ’ li, | fF ' : i ro : time we |tral figure is man. Roughly! | ents of models in the city, compris e ; onderful New Discovery Gives | With him is a friendly Indian guide. , ' ; \\ , 10% cash a peea oS a ' ny, oak or walnut. ' e Werat Oases—Sent Free to Sufferers fact thet there were friendly In | | | discount, ‘ 4 : Wf you euffer fro Asth: ad ay | Share in the founding of the mighty | 2° eee } i; | y m Asthma and Hay a if vou ® Phonograph sold. “ae teatment has been discovered which is oneers blazed the trail. The pioneer had pald ° Asthma-Tabs Into the wilds. The women in those : : ‘4 q € 4 ; "WT . . ta” FR, a used by anyone in the privacy of represent the hope of the future, the on special sale for advance. ) Writes bim. If you are short of brea‘h. BROS. | easy terms? On special sale, complete, for A*sthma-Tab Laboratories, 716, | intend | . fdventured out into the wilderness é6 99 ’ ‘“ # groups, painte mn soft shades of! in the f iri roe eT aven ort } 4 1 e famous prairie schooners. | Vi h B I D “A ‘ “% a - . . , } Bieeencs is no abwtract igen. The courage which has had fo much ‘0 Suite Contains a Bed! sete your peraped figure of the man of knowl-! qo with the successful establishment - +4 age is surrounded by cog wheel?! of many of the United States. f a eo at account In = bgress. Agriculture, a woman./ Brangwyn has taken the et \ —— 30, 60 oF es ‘for the subject of his second pane! meh ’ ae ADVERTISE Ding iM, 2g We new nel SE —- | Behind him are the immemorial | 90 days Ae e forests. Ahead—what? The cen ‘Wasihma and Hay Fever | the c ap Be Cured clad, resolute, blanket on shoulder, § . ; | ies will give = 3 . powder flask in belt, gun ready to ; : : | y the | cca mee) AMre showing one of the largest as- 3 -onngreem meet any foe, savage or wild beast : | yo Pr et apenas rm nceen Rhy 110189 COTO “ dyer ype Sepemazing Results in Hundreds df the The artist has not overlooked the o are featuring a q 1 hers, Gians, as well as hostile, in thoss ——-- ‘early days and they, too, had their | ELL AE the same é er and haven't been able ‘9 t jant- t ; whic! these umbl | - Records with every relief, don't be discouragc.. ae’ once State for uch hese humble ‘pl uring the worst cases of Asthma and He ‘ , ilv t} ‘ut stions of your own choice. ar in @ remarkabiy short time This has taken his family with him out | EY anaring y ailed , | the money ae CHES E | . ~He fownley. a Kan- gavs shared the hardships with their Think of it! THIS GENUINE “KROELHLER” SUITE, beautiful, luxurious, and built as only ; | yi men. Two boys and a haby in arms “Krochler” can make a living-room Suite. Noth ing like it at $250 is any finer. Be sure to see it f He, wottce r treatment can Ty Oi eee do atin en cy eee 3 : . M } , Oo contik ‘ ati ‘hict ‘as “ry . 4 it will eS PB ne agp new ger oration — 1 Was to carry AT fave Moneys! Save Spare! Have a beautiful librars during the day. aud a comfortable E 3 Fever—no matter how long standing OM the building of the State a step Per Month bedroom at night—all for what it costs to furnish one room. Take thie beautifal three- . = a ~ Gopewl Soctore you have ried-—that further The woman sits on the GOLDMAN piece Suite for instance. Could you seleet ae? thing more perma wg = — for —_ 3 2 - menereen trial tenant - : an ’ ou ¢an be s value and on tue . 3 a near pg ype a ins Ae the tegen, She te teartut Buys It | homet Why not bave one in your home w “— 7 reg ts bd es Prasig pyeet a Sheeze, wheeze, can't sleep nights—send and anxious. Clearly some a oe | ‘= mame and address today to Mr. has been raised. The man faces it | , a ! vi¢ . ; 9 ; - s397) . i . ° b Fs “Vawter Bldg. Kansas City, Mo... With fearless mien. The woman, ur ] D . B . Th ° h . Wi d. fi ‘kK R ond ~ a e ge + to you free armed, helpless because she has, a own uYs us A Child Can Operate T 1s on er Uu uuney- ome ee aid, on't esitate to accept | ; ain ‘oar. You may have eny finieb offer, as it puts you under no/ Child in her arms, lacks the eNs- ' ui3 fee i : % ! . e ; , : = cecar : oe walnut. Ei . Menuon whatever taining tonic of a well-primed run | Sanitary Refrigerator nh ) : i = STY | r 3 ADVER ME and the knowledge on an unerring a | Be oc pp tr eee! Pea PORT TABLE s 3 “rang cote = ‘aim. But she stays where she is. | = Usa ae - : os — = a i = PY? > . . % 4 j tr y? * " a Hers its another kind of courage | . | but it is just as high as the man’s Made of ae | a L and it did as much to found a new | : Ps SEE IT DEMONSTRATED IN OUR WINDOW | ee Bhd 20 We B' IF BY MAGIC land for the white race. The artist if R } | finish, | ~~ we cleverly suggests that the little party | | = | ’ a oA has stopped, alarmed, by the grazine ; ] DO N B \ ~ | | z » i : Hikes 0 Longer Necessary to Be of the oxen —_— Wh aesanell ; \ \ U Attractive Group in Homestead. aon i 1 | t Victim ‘of Unpopularity After the pioneer, the homestead | fe | Hi ' | A new invention—seo easy to open that a child can CASK ) welt 100 at this ji} So this is naturally the subject of | > | | operate it. A beautiful couch by day and « bed by 4 L MONTH — Account of a Bad the third pane! It {s an attractive ) ; } “ie ee ee night. A pad can be purchased separately if desired. vi nplexion. group. The davs of pert! are over ae ee a We have a large selection of beautiful pads. See our ; 168 for Your Old Stove 8 pe The land has heen won. Now come § —— —_ : ' Day-Beds as low as at oes : ¥ y Very often bs pimy le. blackhead or, the activities of the husbandman ine : aiation of the skin is simply na the house-builder In the clenrineg , - . | Remember -You Get a Blue Bird Dinner Set FREE pe’ 8 Way of warning vou that vou Prangwyn shows us the carpent » ar ; . _ are Careless, and is re minding vou the lumberman. the goat nerd the | you must take care of vour skin, fruit-gatherer and the friendiy In me8 it of the dust and grease which dian. But right in the center he ee : ; If you live out of meres ih the pores, so they ean! places a mother and child, the cen- i = St. Loulsa,s PAY fa Off impurities from. the sys-' tral secret of the enduring state. | . Us A VISIT. We ‘the, Which otherwise collect and Here is the lyric of tofl and its =£ us Te edt fee , on 3 r, causing blackheads, pim- | fruits. | = pp @hd other face ruiners. ' The last pane! of this series ts a : = on easy payments. nn . Spee endured 1 distre pean of a _Sranswy: | We Paythe lear p Reng ~ te a e a to be abic ~- fin i 2 thi : nas enoses 3ne ne of the wreat ¥ , were ‘ mn Jan : "oremeeit : : Freight to Your given univer eee ety cet rid ot “m3 ww iron bridge at St. Louis ; he sv ies se! wsatisfao- , ia * ea BSN ree bo} of * modern sei tively : / 3 ty, ok oe heal y and ae erection of this fine bridge ~~. vine. oe ¥y cause pimp es and sore skin. | wonderful engineering feat and our spe ~ Uling Black and White Cleansng opened up the whole of that @ar-: if price, wm. ned inete won oe son . ee , i} 0 Aue you eK in eric com ree 4 ny hea @mecth end lovely ig America to mme Across the, oye ing on just any face iewder background of the picture thea splen-/! S . | ] 7 Ss ] 7 the Heroxide aid span of the bridge stretchea. | rvs iss pecia ino aie } Town. free noe and makes yoir, Workmen are busy on it Brawnv . We quote a special price on this heavy instead of making veer face lpok smiths are seen in the foregroun 1 - Pro-lAno. See our large line. Special, - and “over powdered.” ewinging great hammers Porters | 1 per square yard, for this sale up from the riverside a 8 are bringing | _ - Than Million bales and boxes of frult and the | = . oe ee % many products of the State of to- * dav. And so through the 160 years’ */, ear LAC Ko WHITE of eventful story Brangwyn, tn four sa } pi? i. Whole Rooms master|ly episodes, tells the veople > ; - | of elteaet tus all time what a saa , : Covenes “te — 108 Olive St at" Creations ‘nificent State is theirs. These pan- to Suit ] - . < els form a fitting decoration to the! id Yearly api -

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O° Sa TES te AEE GET: ONE a alee = es Pte spite asks ¥ a ees ae = = . 2 > Bia): x | : als th t ~ Times Combtnes 7. —- $2 = ¢ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approxtmately Equals that of the Dafly Glohe-Democrat and the . Co ed. Re a Ap peEmAT. ——",i+ofh Cleveland and Detroit dafly, to be opened between Cleveland and i . are teelas ech toon meen ees GIS Ol IT ||| TO PREVENT PAIN >» | In Studio and Gallery | = = >» Mi Ny conceit AP |\OICE ( y 00°, LUMP a — . ace When svopetty administered will give mest exatlty- Matters of Current Interest to GOITER COAL ‘4: wd - we, s 25 ae DRA H.E. DOWEL] ) J 3 and St. Louts Lovers of Art CREAM S b —— Paid to Children Et 1691 Goiter cases satisfed in one onnenbder g DR. GEO. A. R. 3d Fl OES DENTISTRY WEL ene Post-Dispatch prints b “oa ih Gateetiiemmee Betish Amt . ear. Get free bookiet. No kni 2637 Grp co BAUE oor SEVENTH and OLIVE. S&S. E. Cor. Over Sandperi’s re i ‘ extracts from editoric! or GRATIFYING increase e ft contemporary Polish no pain—no stain—no time lost. 604 Olive St. (Over Boyd's Cle. Ce.) Take Elevator Entrance on Seveuth St. Hours: Daily. 8 te @: Sanday. = erticles in orgons of lador number of WVis.(oOTs to the CU.ty he rs 29 roa | Bomont 1848 Art Museum is sho" in the at Very high valu are p.a a 31 s. B dway =_ : and the Communist and theta Parties, showing the trend oft e ’ ’ ful rm Lc rugs tendance record of t4 : nage ir ae en pudlic gucstions emong For the period cover. April ' | | inclusive, the cord shows 14.609 Allied peo Ex x position | 3 : es . : postion, a — f iticen indice visitors, which (1s a’ ease Of Si: PRIL 24, the te set f bodies af crt s° and over that « Bee Se Sern, tn| ous a crenramtions. peters HELLRUNG & GRIMM sy re 5 HELLRUNG RIMM ae en couses OF sociai unrest, -d Arts Exposition, 4 af? Ninth and Washington | +41 ] | Ninth and Washington ] : The Cail has @ lone record i ; Sixteenth and Cass : fending the right of every t Sixteenth and Cass | | We : oe quia moveinent 06 aN We may disagree with both believe them to be «@ = = a : - a : , . _ . 2 i we Wisi @ } “PSs + ' OP eroren ind + yr — 1+ a : ; : : yet ther shoulé have a fr thefr own forum. If they are h comparison of figures of the h- § — a : ly attendances shows increas thi pluable prizes a iteg BY _ kK - | fe ' | | follows March, at n- | Bi Miss Narc ynsma aon 1t¢c en a - * , ' ed by the police powers of : he! | 4 society and deprived of their = season as ns - . wae a —_ bh = Be > ’ 2 . C mea F a ” : oer ™ ral " rreagwe of 1416; Febdruary, i Mi au i * | ( 7 143°: December RES fsa Sage eae Newhouse & Sot . A remarkable | ea. CeTnver, 8890, « \ @fT poe oe . . = : bad a ose the ersecuton. 2747 led for attendance and : , | | value at es we OPP a ler a@vertiseng. a broader Tange costum Wr. Tom Barnett will ! . a. é. cove = Foe — haa . : ; _—- ' ‘ ‘7 ° e ; feces af exhibitions. the growth of the im- to this list a picture of his n ‘ at | mercilessly attack, if necess ‘ (Ot + ti : ; if : a program anda Ti iews 8 h mm FR Re pn PETE ope mphemels AMG. dete & ~ re oe) ergants= tions represent. The trial in Michigan ts ) : | ghat general reaction that is te = | * J ] ’ id in the And the preser? u cereal intereet in r. Ton Hocker each have ad: serviceable table, enameled n x | q vent we eet seas ' ° rats : as / ; . . : . ri if = - ae Th! re ction | all - E tian art obfects are a few of the a PDawson-Watson white and with a seamless iii — | 2 oe ‘ta debate. 175 a * on se 2 ; eee el ie Bh OE oe : . is a LS . 4 “ds - ai 4 z 5 Ney giaring considering the D reasons Which may account tor th Arrangements and installation o! porcelain top, which . Sie'> oP he a Se , is movement that is on tria! vanced number of visitors to the the exhibits are in the capable hands : ae “ate ;, | : : nen mn trial mse. : ss oe | 7S Seen. The roomy cut- o: | history of the organized labor; SG = | gie of this country there has museum. of Mr — ~* uriey of 1 draw . , League. The works Loui ery Tawer is am appreciated convenience. na Veg aw ican, — } At the present time but three of [*AFUe, TPO TOTS ianiayed are a efrigerator, $ ae, STA ne hich ha cept 9 . Pr eG “ar “a group than this collection of nertance of art in the schoois, the which he is ainting especiai wecent additions to several of the’ the occasion: Mr. Charles Nace! * - . * ats —pDp ‘ rarer collections T a Tr ‘a bad > r? om d - e vy : 7 > ‘? > oe iene ear achat nie country | commercial or advertisi: able little des] ) ull-size, in the popular three-door side-icer style. ome in an tapestry or in a combination of both—your choice @§ @ fanaticism. Let it be hea : 4 > ‘ th! Ath ors _ . . —— ages ; SK sesh ] ‘ ’ . - te * ‘eon - ee conn ee ee get it temorrow—we're right on the edge of hot weather. more than a dozen beautiful effects. 4 laugh !t out of existence onty three can be spared for a longer ¥ | | \ ee hogany. Fits rig! nt in with tn a never made a move that was period of display here. Those that Art in Industry Discussed other furniture in bode oom, liv Our stock in cludes a complete showing of standard makes of Refrigerators, jas) Th, i =. = ce a mistake. It is no more a , naa ter > ehe ~— + = *# +h ' _ ; - =“ remain are a Vnn Dyck, Tintorettc NW the April issue of Amer ing room library or den I] sizes and styles. Prices ramge from $12.75 to $325 . the norma! labor morement and Clouet can Magazine of Art’ published | 7 ~~ = . == | a the Working class than «a Mr. Bachsetitz’s extremely remark - DY Tne Ameri an Fr ederatic rl te ATts ; . , _— = . F ea minded janiter ts «7 part of a : tien of ancont aaa tag.) *Pmnouncement has been mad: that | G d | M d | : oN i, : | S gociety Which he tries to enter _(] . —mment Of antique! ° i - .... | OoOnao a O S Go-Cart “4 Romans. Greek and Syrian glass|*~° -.~ cap tian pt agree bronze and pottery will continue on! | sae = cares. iea Specially Priced at = exhibition for an indefinite period. ae ——- » if | : 4 : {'- : : i | | —- il | of : Fle : : HT 4 | Steel. packing and copper - + : : 20a 4 Aeit? . ‘ : ~~ = 25 ” a " - j " —" ’ y J ‘ ; » , ~ ‘-. fgure in the new é. The cw . hb x *. f aoa —Sebest— **2a2 = ee i : 04 1 a re - . . 7 " ; 4 Two Holbeins Exhibited. he yy th ague some years = : : pe Saab? By pi ee | _ | 7 howls are heard. Monope ; ss00n to be revived oy ns tis | ;. — “ : _ all frem the fi cogpegh a f aa (he . d a7 —"p ; s ; — . the wera he ng a?*a +? ad b teer th cent rv: Tw - , aie i b : ‘ Aas : ‘ ing? c s \ Med et & ep et ee! exciu- = ’ 4 “2 a ow can have | : | | o: i . a. man or womafi, The ri¢ r¢ wes ; , _ ’ ¥ or — - 4 s " =e oa .y . - . i ° , = P : ‘ > the third having been obtained fron Sulphur Ce und,’’ thus avoid- sive features is the worktable a — , it for only , - Sa. -_ ; nn te Aon ee ee ; tad . - | 5. peak, Ls 7 ' them cout of trowble - . ‘ ~~ — a Tet there are 2 ii | f Munich. The three are very similar ‘hile f ; ile gray, faded hair is not sin- nen ve no idea Sines a ait ' ‘ f= it toe % in character, the greater part of the ful, we all desire to retain our ence it ae ro have. vont 5 ia => (iw ee a 3 §°187-2 50 s Th R — amsitaementiesags. tage | ‘tea, cereals—end most of them are airtight. 9 . a = _ cleaned up al! ef @ v can be cleaned tp ) a Oe a Easy Payment Terms. : x g atte a eS | | SECRITARY WALLACE Another Example of the VALUES in | Ais i REE! i. | A brand-new 88-note Player of the Very attractive oxr3 seam- (From Labor Organ of 3 Bis most improved type! Good to look at —= less Rugs, with fringed 54 inches, sions St wal ; joa ) .s0. You get ul player-bench an d scart ; wes ww owe + oe -467.30 > Present time Roughly, 18 t with your Hooster. with each Player. 6x9 Axminster Rugs, Cork Linoleum, : Of the high fasteh: rate atten ; $28.50 bp | © blamed on this $7,006, ol ee wa to eo " : *r ane th» ~~? \ ao ee ae nd exeolien: eaiee if . : 4 : he Siamed on the hich wags | thie “~~ were —.. ?- e'her work ng on the rad ar = ee a) oa a Working tn the sh: pe of ; the Big Spread in This Is Issx i | 93 4 . ore—the railroads. the : ou get the girl—we’ll do the rest ae held eta 1 Credit Terms Granted a eae pouty 2 ad er. Wiehe a ae PAE ——— ——— be} ROMA ry « ee s% Pgs Pe cys ns SN | EO Pa 6 ik nee Core ‘ <. ENS Ora Lie Peers a v = oy ety ee @ : a falta

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SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 1923. ee ht LL LALO Sloe of Union Labor j= and the Radical Press Receive Careter | 2 : The Post-Dispatch prints herewith were followed, the purchasing power | Attention : z extracts from editorial or other | of the industrial workers would be| | 4 . 8 te @: Sunday. c-o | & grticies in organs of labor cette | reduced, and that would mean a still | 7. Bl UR J 2. o. tet 4 Socialist further demoralization of the market Ls , gnd the Communist an for all the things the farmer pro- | 4 —— 2 Parties, showing the trend of thought | quces. | Bey “ | lic gucstions among those! No sensible man would attempt to, Mg / : i on pub Gg | Thy, 7 t ’ | wdodies of critizens and indicating | expand his business by reducing the | ae y ‘3°/ sess” sé purchasing power of his best cus-| | 4 : : gouses of social unrest, tomer. . —— | If the railroads ars permitted to | s THE MICHIGAN TRIAL. capitalize the $7,000,000,000 of water | Th treme savings nature of THE RELIABLE’S BIG DRASTIC CLEAN-UP SALE a , : ll, Socialist.) 1" their securities, the users of the. © ex 60 can be best reciated when you take Into consideration . ee a) wow Yor Pig 4 railroads will be compelled to pay |i|¥ the fact that furniture prices have advanced and are constantly becoming higher. .The Rellable, however, antiolpated thie eltuation monthe shington = © The Call has a long record o an interest charge of $420.000.000 2 In advance before the increase in costs and supplied themselves with a large stock of quality furniture, and during thie sale it is being dis- nd Cass ; B® — ¢ending the right of every individual | | year on this inflated valuation. The posed of at savings ranging from one-fourth to one-third. Since the beginning of this extraordinary underpriocing event there has been ie”, AG F > Sf “7 f/f ust FF. 4 end every movement to be heard. | money will go into the pockets of the | brisk selling activity—stocks are rapidly becoming depleted. Make ita ten to be at THE RELIABLE early — Saeed ces bargains pf : We may disagree with both, may| | very rich and will not in any way as you will find “Agta you here will more than realize your greatest hopes and expectations!!! avenport : io “ipix, Wr sag%> > St: a 7 A gA%°** PY eas d luxurious Davenport you elf in your living room! mposingly large, 80 inches and loose-spring cushions; > your order in velour or of both—your choice of 20m est Surprises believe them to be absur4,! yet they should have a right to) ¢helr own forum. If they are hound-| e4 by the police.powers of a class’ peaoolety and deprived of their forum, oppose the persecution. At the. ‘game time we reserve the right to * mercilessly attack, if necessary, the) program and views such men ys, nizations represent. The trial in Michigan is part of | sethat general reaction that is too cow- | epraly to meet ideas in the arena of | “debate. This reaction is all the more) 7 a ng considering the particular ‘movement that is on trial In the, “history of the organized labor strug- | _gie of this country there has never | ©appeared a more asinine or inept | “group than this collection of furtive | _.gommunists. It cannot stand the | es@ithering light of publicity thrown | re upon its activities during the past| efour years. This is not a movement) “to persecute. It is something to) ~ laugh at. | There can be no compromise with this compound of childishness and. fanaticism. Let it be heard, but) _maugh it out of existence. It has never mads a move that was not a' mistake. It is no more a part of! the norma! labor movement built by | the working class than a feeble- minded janitor is a part of a literary society which he tries to enter. | increase the demand for the things. (the farmer produces. The money paid to labor, on the other hand, is immediately invested in the nocessa- | ries of life and that means that the | greater portion of it is paid out for i'the products of the farm. The Secretary's position will un- dgubtedly make a strong appeal to | the patrons of his advertising co!- | umns, but it will be rejected by the. _clear-thinking farmers of Iowa. COAL VS. GOLF. (From the Seattle Union Record, | Labor.) On one page of the Washington | | Post, official spokesman of the Harding administration at the cap- ital, we read of a woman 72 years of age freezing to death in up-State New York for the lack of coal. On another page of the same paper we read that President Harding expects |}to play a game of golf with Attor- ney-General Daugherty the follow- ing week. In other issues of the of- | ficial mouthpiece we read of the au- thorities at Saratoga Springs seizing nine carloads of coal on its wavy to Canada, and of the residents of Vell. ston, N. Y., taking 20 tons from a. train before the police appearei. These items, in proper juxtaposi- tion, furnish their own comment: on | President Harding’s neglect and fai)- | /ure to bring about a settlemen: of MERGERS. (From the Oklahoma Leader, Farm.- | er-Labor.) Steel, packing and copper mergers figure in the news. The customary! howls are heard. Monopoly, mo- nopoly, cry the trust busters. It does tend to create monopoly. And a monopolized industry can doa great deal of damage. It can injure. the producers of the products which it buye—and it can put up the prices of its own products and iniure the consumers thereof. But preventing mergers will not do any good. It !s an inevitable ten- Gency of industry to enlarge into bigger factors, The damage they might do in this way could be wholly the coal strike last summer. Ag nad- ditional comment, it may be sald that the Coal Fact Finding Commission is asking for $400,000 more to con- | tinue its work, and as there wil] be jin all probability no gession of Con- 'gress between March 4 and Decem- ber, 1923, there will be no opportu- nity for legislation on the coal situa- | tion before the return of cold weath- | er, with the prospects that next win- ter will be a repetition with respect to the coal shortage of the winter just passing. Reyenues from. the Fordney-Mc- Cumber profiteers’ tariff are greater than was expected and may reach $480,000,000 by the end of this year, | THIS $275 GENUINE WALNUT >, BEDROOM SUITE DRASTIC SALE PRICE, - / } j — To see this gorgeous genuine walnut Bed- room Suite is to want it: ite lines ere un- usually appealing: you will find it 1 sistible at our low price of $162. I18 is constructed of real walnut and comes the new two-tone effect—comprises bow- end bed large dresser with plate mirror, chifforobe with roomy clethes hanging com~artment, and several handy drawers, This $300 ‘‘Mastercraft”’ 3-Piece Aill-Loose Cushion OVERSTUFFED SUITE Has all-Marshall loose- $ cushion spring-seat con- struction and comprises davenport ivwithout bed construction), armchair and arm rocker, Upholstered in rich velours and tapestries. The arms of all three pleces are adogned with graceful tassels. SAME SUITE AS PICTURED HERS, WITH BED DAV he ys CONSTRUCTION; $350 VALUE. $85 DAVENETTE h 4\* SUITE—Sale Price --_ $135 DAVENETTE “Bh SUITE—Sale Price _--_- $160 DAVENETTE *O8 Model A-3 Sarola every characteristic of higher priced standard make Phonographs—the only exception is you are paying way less for this Saroln. $5 Down, $1 a Week “SHEARER” PLAYER- PIANO § al” =/ {/ YOUNG COUPLES! Clean-Up Sale Presents a Wonderful Opportunity to OUTFIT YOUR HOME | FREE STORAGE For Future Delivery Purchases! DRASTIC ate SALE OF Brussels Rugs ~ ee exia — handsome is, OUT. a0 Ne .00 Seamiess Ali-wool Velvet ’ ’ perience any H is the opportunity REGULAR 81.90 4- make choosing all the more publio for the benefit of the public. | special delight in the news that taxes. Here is the ooeomsing «=P ER ERA SPECIAL! oS wink Liko- ‘ ‘ , | | Ps - ay a dertul ' 15 feet, 20 feot ana vr are growing t . ‘) | REAT for The won LEUM—In lengths of ’ In other words, the remedy for = # that much greater, sega orth Ghee, THIS $250 EXQUISI E “Shearer” Player - Piano 25 foot—while it lasts at, per yard. ? Net Curtains, ready to “monopoly is—not to bust the trusts— | articles of import as wellas those oF | is offered during this sale (Bring your room measurements with want: . hang. Various widths. ; . but to take all the people inside the| | domestic manufacture are growing ae if = ui, } \] NUT, FIGHT-PIECE one 0ee Se adios ain Some fringed; some with | trusts by making them the collective | higher in price. | . , d 1@iln Jie ee | a WAL the latest features; comts This Actua! $42 scalloped edges. All- “@ so property of the people. — | , = } im, in rich walnut and ma- ( Bric | , finishes over or border patterns. i ----- |WORKERS' REPUBLIC STILL UN-_ as : NES 1 \ | we "$3 A WEEK ENAMELED Can be used one to a : ANOTHER BUMP. RECOGNIZED. | rat Bo al i ee. i Pate’ ' BREAKFAST window. Priced, each, a 8 (rom the Milwaukee Leader, So- Samu exe. SS : | Free oe | ey (From the Worker, Communist.) SET P - I $1.75 to $5.00 i cialist. ) Recognition has again been re- , ; rt 1 Bae: rt Bi he eerie AM alee I EAC Sal Plain net Curtains with = = The acting District At torney . = | & 210 HS 13 ii miss I. RICE fap a 8 SS ”"s ~~ a marrow edges and me- ® Mew York City tried to keep secret | od fused the Russian soviet republic by bt as: 1 ena CT 1 1) ee ie DRASTIC SALE P r Price.. dallion corners. Also . a the fact that the man “Marshall,” | the United States Government. Seoc- | ) "> | lf 4 Master designing genius is evidenced in ill | 19; sa This dainty Breakfast some Bris-bris and cee .| Mixed up in the Dorothy Keenan) | retary of State Hughes told a dele- | f - == i ol 6 6 6thia: «~4gorgeous pag ng meg en rs -- Bee durin ne point Curtains. Only ff} [umm was in reaitty J. Kearsley |gation of the Women's Internation AN keeling, —— aie) Suite, 3 in one of ihe fot emninte ot iares Comains of eracetal table with drop olde ¢ one or two pairs of — . Mitchell, president of the Philadel- al League for Peace and Freedom » FF f ti oe buffet, extension table, five high cathe- | wanted plain cnamel finishes. pattern. Special at, pair, r 2 ; phia Rubber Works and son-in-law that it must not be. ; | ~ | dral-back chairs, and one armchatr. | a cnnE REY SOUNDER anase eee ER aeemeae: $ro.s50 . 3 of E. T. Stotesbury, millionaire; The women found Mr. Hughes tn | ss " ; * partner of J. Pierpont Morgan. But | mourning at the State Department. : | . THE GRACEFUL ONINE THA AT... 4 " . the facts got out somehow. He was still lamenting the loss of | | | PICTURED IS P | If a poor man were involved in| $187,000,000 that he claims the| : ine Bargains “ae «6 SUCH a case, of course there would| United States Government loaned | makes, also exchanged . a & be no effort made to keep his ident-| Mr. Alexander Kerensky, now a 7 - : ced ndltnengen se ® | Wy secret. It would be given to the! waiter in a London hotel, when he . Yost THIS $200 PULLMAN CANE VELOUR . These Machines are reporters without a qualm as to the| was heading a government in Mos- —— ee . on Aa ll give long and satis- 3 *Yaoeration of the feelings of his| cow seeking to checkmate the soviet 4 a ree oe eee . 4 family and himself. How many/revolutfon. Mr. Hughes’ voice grew pee i? 2. tod ¥ 7 y _, Serapes of the rieh have been cov- | husky as he told again, for the bene- “¢F ye . : | = »@red up will never be known. But, | fit of the women, how the Russian 3 a “at that, never more than a short|cemmunists had repudiated this . i. | ; HF Bi if DRASTIC SALE PRICE. see060 9 $ se time ‘s allowed to elapse without Kerensky debt. and that. therefore. -. ‘ ay } . ©, anes A Se 2 ie : a A Suite of double utility, as it answers the pur- | DRASTIC SALE OF } into full-size - ; , ! 4 “ ar & ‘ ' sists of daven» rt (that opens : “Mian or womah. The rich don’t | nations. | 7 ete ; , all-steel bed), armchair and arm rocker. Comes seem to have enough to do to keep | Te be sure Mr. Hughes pulled an- | : ; in rich mahorany finish. ~them out of trouble. | other antisoviet card out of his + “the world being startled by some the workers’ republic must contin: 1e | } te LF ENS, ORE Mth 54 : ~ ome ? pose of both a living room and a bedroom suite. Lamps and a 4 ; net Shades Comptete Cc $27 Floor Lamps REFRI GERATORS Reliable’s Drastic Clean : | y 7 ote Bs, | ~ venport Suite tion that involves a wealthyv!to be considered an outlaw amor; 2 1 =~ a » y , fees mendasme cane veloute 4_De 5 Drastic Clean- 13.75 Sale Pr cet — Noe 20 @ © Yet there are still a few idiots|Sleeve in the shape of a quotation, | | ; es | be ee = 530 fice Lemos Refrigerator . | : p ragtho charge that Socialism will/from one Zinoviev’s speeches, break up the family and bring about that, “the eternal in the Russian " = | Se? | | t= 4 . THIS $210 THREE-PIECE —“— P = free love. Capitalism {s breaking | Trevolution {fs the fact that !t {s the | h me cae eset te “Ws $40 three 865 Kitehes Cs : : 4 ¥ . “eup Mhe family and hringing about | beginning of the world revolution,” | wy PY a Ye ew siti $ 10 ¢ effects, will greet your eyes; ef fres love ao fast that Socialism|®nd Mr. Hughes fears for American. one — SN SS er y . a ag. door side loer Stale ou a welcome low-price story. eae eee Refri erator __ Price P bak ont not have much chance to do/ Capitalism. * © ® 9 Seamless Brussels 1 fy ,80 if it wanted -to—whi ch it doesn't. | If the United States would re-| * ~ : Se Wy. a a erneenn” = Ip 4 (6 Fesniliy r af eae be $80 WHITE CABINET R $ 8. | Pae>On tha contrary. ; are | Sume trade relations with Russia. y a mt 4 ‘ ie Jay a . st Tain he ms Z = —— | ae h/ -% DRASTIC SALE PRICE Jf q t ugs, 2 25 i 4 . tne the only Sishdhte met — of | factories here w Ou; ld recelyveae la rege | | = i —— bat it can be cleaned up. Americin farmers could take in = 3 | Wy AST : Ate on a INES OAS 8 4G Th ind sia Aero Iabor Organ of Railway Un- *' lowed to rot fn the flelds, to the | Velvet Mats, 18x36 inches, Oh Me Sethe $7,000,000,000 of water in Workers’ wages nor farmers’ crops. yn A) > eae | ee | | aps Sale Price ee my ag $1.89 is “7 valuation is not ‘the central | I main concern is the stability of ih =. & , ii eee a Drastlie Clean-Up a cecees $ C H IFF 0 n 0 BE $ Linoleum Rugs, a 6. ie pee In high railroad rates at the|the profit system, and it sees that aah: 5 are can: 3 — Sag » offered a Bedroom Suite of 10.75 . ae 4 Pent time. Roughly, 15 per cent| system menaced, tn the words of ~s Ren , om — Rarely indeed are yo h exceptional valve at blame ‘don this $7.000.000.000 of in blind and futile rare they with- ; : aS a apset . ~ Mh " S| BESS ~ ‘Z F _ = - , pattern and is constructed te gt anceps @lamed on the hich w: iges of labor | nition that lessens {n importance eo {7 —_ as —— TRIPLE MIRROR VANITY DRESSER ing mirror, and several | Sell of Iowa. Instead he has devoted A very special offer of a = Interests which exploit the farm. | founded and established in the broad | Dinnerware Sete come in a new and effective A. YY | Piet € 44AYs YU ; R a /many times that amount {f they \ Bint: | BR Bp ° ugs, $4.75 1 ei Ri » ae | = Rana tet” Soh eto Sl atte AGS: | ccc FOSS! I THE GREATEST COMBINATION ore and gage Bae i oa This _ from Wallace's Farmer, | the Volga .famine. De gwcla tt T ~ SMA {A pO oJ — es fae Br Bacar | hut the Horhensactng aamin- Ul aM ey (ge ey Lk | Ae RANGE BARGAIN OBTAINABLE ugs. ie We Agriculture: \ "tration is interested my Mi ue | ies eS A THIS ACTUAL $40 & : yp rere : — « nd ene Cork Linoleum, square 4 ofthe high freicht rate situation may| Zinoviev, by the soviet republic. So | | he : >... | ie 5 ow such hand eusenees - designed in @ very effective 329 60 ya b. b ands ne bow-@¢ “ana , | | ; | er working of he railroads o far as soviet Rus! a is concerned with | J ree ae os Poet RED EXTRA AT coves. Sem goid 3 pomorkine in the onde of companies | th e passage of each new day. | ; = | ss f , ee Berrecucing materials for railroads.” Hi ns - —_- i = é Secretary of Agriculture W allace is LABOR’S BATTLE FOR JOBS 1 Ui Yj) = Aa ited to be a 1 . a SPECIAL! Actual $50 ‘ porcelal £ F oe © a millionaire. He 4id (From the Labor News, Union | BPEOIAL! Actual $15 100-PIECE YY If to “en Avisine’”’ the farmers of The Labor News stontly supports DINNER SET ) charm|ne 190-plece Dinner — Ser. ‘ ge a P These “Thid al 4 . 2. reEK. ee are wer one'e Ccmnty opposed to thoes toe nh complete 60 Smart “9 80 Yy CHIPLETE BORE TMi or 20 Years 2 ae nsine combine, the farm tm. | but is Sanayty op gee to those prs- % A complete ceptions! oo ® ; tbe obe - $150 Biue a: bat ts aun epponed to thone pes: | ieee ede 2. STH. & FRANKLIN AV. | 2,3 | B si ALE PRICE “Ticawe” meeee 2. 7x | 4 8 @EORF TARY WALLACFE LATEST Could ship their surplus crops, now | | Ue a [poe —— 3 i THIS $165 GENUINE WALNUT . in neither ‘Seseeeweeeeeeee .98e A | go low & pre e aptendid service. 4 Water and the other R5 per cent must | hold recognition “from {t-—a recogr- sie mn) ' . | _ i ' = : ie é " ) ce cae nsgens that and convenient chifforette ome eee ae a ALL-BLUE make his money cultivating the 3 pee — ae DINNER SET is and Cass . 7 Towe and selling advertising space to ¢very business enterprise that is | er an 4 ettreme an¥. "The Secreta: y has only one remedy which are artificial sin their nature H al ing. Special at @ll the ilis of the farmer—slash | and serve no good purpose in the! r | Hl SSS Wares of the industrial workers. | design of levying a toll against actual == : Se = = ws Course, if the Secretary's advice | work.

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POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. Stop Paying Rent— Own Your Own Home and Garage anv: NGROWN. TOE NAILS Nail Turns Out Itself if you Toughen Skin Underneath The City Circulation of the Daily ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ny Win iii WANN) Your Ultimate Ch —We Invite Com This Garage, $58 Cash tive Demoustraiientt Balance in ten monthly payments. Built in sections of selected lum- ber—all complete—can be taken down and removed as desired. Phone us for further information. This House, $250 Cash If you own your own lot, we will erect for you this modern 4 or § room house—like illustration—for $250, balance on nthly pay- ments. Other designs and sizes to choose from. ~~ AN ~~, . , Sn eS f ~ ae = ‘ hea There is mo - -Fe cheerf fully demo 18) % * in your own home—at your ec that it comes from one very crooked river over and you can trace in lots of them o ; - own come in irom oa was seeing mr HAVE fust train, where there were shndales) nr silts Reset ck Pe SCRE SNE RAY gr eT OR NC ARENA OEE AES sor ant ei ARETE BAI DANE Re Ria ts, ad cst Bet al Siemens A a ie att. 3 es 7a ane, & . setae LN OE Rit SLI A SP 2 TS Pte NE Re A EE IER fe te AO PS A he A eA. AI os d , snide 96 \el MR is folitvsninctl Aabelaap ater tsp + + gia sine r ‘nn “fh ial % . pin anes OY las delete mn fabethye. " iad piyaneaal = » Gidithin’ Ad 5 aaa bes = s — _ AE ONG PLEO A ene eno ~” es : er i ie de Ric i ea nen a i en ae ee CT Sn ee ee ae ee Re eienie : ram wife off for what I thi eighth trip back West since Jane. The childr fn school in California. promised Mr. the Follies and assist him in glori- fring the American gir!. from what I thought f American girls I didn't think would take over three months to get her prop- erly glorified My wife used to bring one of the children back with each trip but we soon run out of children she has had to make it alone, this time, going ed one of Fred Stone's dau; take out fat is playing out there She has travele that every time she motive whistle she erabds stuffs a kimona in starts running. When ¥e go ou dinner here, she uncons! “How many tars ahe aia: er.” She can look out window any place and tel! tion You are at Now, all this is what I devotion, and I want to take this means of publicly expressing my appreciation, and also to register a hint that {f R. R. fares keep get- ting higher, this devotion is elther , > ias 4 , . Li€Zi€t I knew oc te as «5% s . » ¢ > ~ . ; ~/ Nn _ a | - x a‘ A . sue i 0 fe 18 a 49/7 * + > uierTrs iO who - . }- and join her bears a W 7 ney} ‘ - t bag Force. Il am negotiating now for a 19-trip ticket. Then, when she is through with that, like Ambassador Girard after his sojourn in Germany, she can write a book, “My Four Years on the Santa Fe Raflroad,” or “The Only Commuter From California to New York.” Among our notables who were in the show last. night was that won- @erful musician and march king, John Philip Sousa. The audience gave hi im a great welcon they should, too, because the movies could not show a parade screen without his I hardly recognize him, as he shaved off his !dentificat! told him he shou! er wear his whiskers or his medals. I think be will go down in history as be- ing the greatest composer; he has the only music that even an am- eteur band can play and it sounds like music. 2e, and well tha ; didrt a - 6 ss music. ons ith d eith e?il? ~ »-4a4 Among the events of the week, where I, like a pet dog, had to. bark for my dinner, was night at the Astor, given by the entire Getectire force of New York. Of course, I had to go; as {n the busi- nees Iam now in of telling the rea! truth on certain men, detectives May come in handy to me. All the city officials were there, [nclud- ing Maror Hrian (who, by the way. T layed off of, as I have found out that when newspapers knock a man @ jot there ts sure to be a lot real good in him). Then there was Gov. Edwards of New Jersey and Dr. Royal Copeland, both of whom are sentenced to the tS. Sen- ate, if it ever meets again. (And, mot that I wish these two particu- lar men any hard luck, but there ts at least $0 million wouldn't care ff it never met.) Well, trying to stand tn with the one last of they were de- tectives, too. ADVERTISEMENT _ 79 Tames the Wildest You Can Peel Them Right Of Neo matter how long you've had you: corns, thew dad they may be. whether bard cr soft. or nk is her | and gir good, conscientious Senat he goes to Wash! NLZion. sam & him } ae 4 aed to help of the detecti Astor Hotel. A few months ago N. Y. detective who had with a girl ars and ht he pence out she’ was and had been all the her and himself their detecti t one of the ordi- been goin + for one mar- two Ve Digi — killed one of too bad ones it cut best he wasn he never nary or _ 3 found Another one of mv free feed: .. ~- Vvangu i i | .*.) Ing the week was a big the Commodore Hotel, manufacturers and dealers aia: I had enc of brigands. I th paid the plumbers, tt highwarmanship had been reached But ‘ommenced to try to get those floors covered to try and hide the dirt I wanted to sh back and kiss the plumbers apd apologize. it was fust my good fortune that I shonld be asked speak to all of thet The couldn't find anrone else that Say even as much good adou as I did. Now, it’s all right to go out and skin @ man—that’'s fair play, bdrt when you take a poor woman who is already all in natty perhaps har- ing to chloroform her husband to even get enough to bury some floor polish, much less rugs, and those rug ruffians get hold of her and take an old wool fiber rug and make her belj ‘s a real an- tique, a Kabrstand. or a Tabreeze, a Surrook, or any of those Bohunk Games. thats gaing too far. Even Jease James never robbed a woman I read over sheets, or . boy, wh wife > > al them cross-eved . _ ~~ 4 Want turers at a Dig luncheon. I had feNow with me that had a patent to prevent runs, or broken threads, !n stockings. Well, do rou they bought him off, go on g runs ings, and keep on N“ the I tried to get him SOx sco _— 4 DaTin . ” ra ° ; ow. I did best ic > ~ 7 no. to se... so- A 7 - ¥ 4 indrels got ™ > . - o don't trust them any mm oO}fe then ug highwavman showing ADVERTISEMENT. SULPHUR CLEARS A PIMPLY SKIN Apply Sulphur Told When Skin Breaks as Your Out Any breaking out cf the skin on face, neck, arms or body is overcome quickest by applring Mentho-Su! phur The pimples seem to dry right up and © away, declares a note in spe alist. Nothing has erer been found ‘s take the place of en'phur as @ pimple remover. It is harmiess and tnexpen- sive. ask ary druggist fcr s emall jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur q °° 3 }y _ enc use it hke coid cream, Just _____ADVERTISEMENT _ Alkali in Shampoos Bad for Washing H Hair Maar soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much free alkali which it dries the scalp is Mulsifed cos r this is pure And entirely greaseless It ig very eheap and beats anything else all to pieces. You can get Muigified at anv Tug store. and a few ounces wi’ last the whole family for months. Two or ewe teaspoonfuls ef Mx! sified in a cup or glass with ao little warm Water fe all that is ired Simpiy moisten the hair with water and rub the Mu sified cocoanne ci! in. ose shampoc, fa Tt MANCHESTER MANUFACTURING CO. nding at 1210 S. Vandeventer Ar OTIS, See Sample Bua Grand 50 IA MO. Delmar R91 Guaranteed. Examina- tions Free. : 55.00 Fiates, —, — Work $5. 00 2 ee STREET Tze OLIVE ound ; r ; jing the ingrowing mali inflammation and pain and eso toug® en neath pe bat man eorTrar , venience. A noted authority gars that a ow Outgro’’ upon the ekin @ reduces with a cast alomin or eorrode. - r ~ Made entirely metal, s the tender, ander warp, rust, rot, swell, split the toe netrate the flesh, irally ontward ‘"Uutgro’’ is a factured for anvrone can sensitive skin into your home and prove its Olive 6399 um a Unusual Easy Terms tub, which e Just phone us today and let the Maytag come supertority. The Interstate Appliance Corporation 1005 Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo. Centra: gx re a tiny “oc * | DR. E. W. SCHRIEVER noon. bats. «30 te 000 |] © FRANKLIN FURNIT - ow EAE @ a pa’ or co. od 1030-32 FRANKLIN AVE. SEL CIAL SHOWING OF THF NEWEST SPRING STYLLS oiferings for this week are true Frankl: niture for very carefully for in them you will f listed here. We are offering very liberal credit values. It is well to harsecnecronin when the lowest price but, satisfactory service as well. It will pay you to ind some very meade values that will amaze you. terms on all this week's specials. A ives 15-522 FULL VANITY BEDROOM SUITE One of the most astounding one bow-end Bed pieces. This sized pieces Special only that are — Sen Rae. BED DAVENPORT Suite contains no advertised offers ever made. Consisis of one big, beautiful Vanity. one large Dresser, one large Chifforette and Note the extraordinary large small under- every day. LIVING-ROOM SUITE valge. walnut fimish with large mirror in hatheox doer. extended on this SIMMONS BED WITH you make a purchase at the Franklin, watch for Do not overlook these )UEEN ANNE DINING-ROOM SUIT constructed Gicughous F'in- Large in pro- splendidly ished in American walnut. portion and beautifully designed. Com prises. large swe buffet. oblong extension table, and 5 straight chairs and 1 arm- chair, with tapestry or leather upholstered ats WALNUT FINISH CHIFFOROBE Large Mir Hat Bor $299 most astounding Chifferebde Large size. as illustrated, ta ror in The Liberal credit terms Chifforebe. ate . ‘& ite LUXURIOUS LOOSE-CUSHION OVERSTUFFED SUITE These Suites are very popular for the yong room today. The Davenport conrerts into a full size comfortable bed in 10 sex on .90 and Rocker are —== extra large size. Fine quality velour uphol- different onds and the Armchair in your choice illustrated stering shades. Fxactliy as LARGE SIDE-OVEN of several miy STEEL SPRING AND suite is of the finest con- It ts upholstered in This beautiful struction throughout. price ordinartiy the bed alene. Com- plete thie week. extra quality velour. Consists of large $ Chesterfield, straight chair and one high wing-beck chair. Complete with tassels, Velour corered sides and backs on Chester- field and chairs. A splendid vale. Only FELT MATTRESS 19 4 genuine re Bed eutfic at you ouene pay fer eutfit special Only Side-Icer Refrigerator in 50 e lous value at this price. Only TOP-IGER REFRIGERATOR f double wall construction, all Splendidly constructed and fin- 3-DOOR Side-icer REFRIGERATOR ished in oak. All mineral woo ——————_— 39 9 Splendidiy ceometruected end beauti- ful appearing Gas Steve, as pictured, with 4’ oe Cee cr 0 eee 2 eae Pe BBY cs ty oe hiee large-size eren and breiler. of these Licya woven HANDSOME LLOYD BABY CARRIAGE ——oos9 OS Any baby would be proud to ride ™ one Carriages. They are beseutifally finished in the new enamel colors and have the “li ‘ LIBERAL EXTENDED CREDIT TO ALL , f 2 “RNITURE CC ~ 1030-32 FRANKLIN 14

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* a . eee I. _ n> ASRS ca ihe Burdeau company purchased $245 Pullman Overstuffed Suite ee et ee ee 5 20 indsor Chifforobe Bedroom Suite Sanding: thelusing the. cen, all rtion msists of large-si shina closet, 6-foot extension : . ad a, ' ates or Pee nas Cleverly designed and excellently constructed. It is — age fem Ge iver oe . genuine leather Conte : bE a "ip : heirs, but did not get title to Is upholstered in an excellent grade of velour and has Marshall hnished in walnut and comprises large bed, dresser, chif- Fz property until last Tuesday. The Spring-seat construction. Consists of 84-inch Chesterfield which sf , torobe and vanity + eins dea ee o* was not announced. opems into fuli-sized bed. Armchair and arm rocker. Very t sentiment is undergoing a de- special eR aie eae change as to vaiues of itm- property im the. downtown cts is shown from leases being ied. Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co.. as nee, has renewed ite lease of | [building acquired by the Bur-/¢ company at a rental of $15.000 | . as compared with $7000 a) paid to the Dray and Kahn! The lease was made through Cave & Co. The rental now | 4% per cent on a valuation of 6. From an investment stand- the valuation of the preperty ore than doubled. building acquired has a front-i « . Pe R S . SO : , AonNg me wt 60 feet on Eleventh street and | : 9-Piece Walnut Dining-Room Suite ie -_ x det on St. Chesten and Sn mtrict in which there is an urgent. : $75 Massive Davenette Suite ‘ . - : sa al ad for warehouse space. This massive Davenette Suite ts upholstered in fine guality brown ) Ge Cree With Tapestry Chairs hat 7 a a demand for bufidings in the Spanish imitation leather. The divan opens into a full-size bed. ‘ This Sprenaic Dining-Room ee ee a own district far exceeds the/ Armchair and rocker to match. A beautiful Set that vou will want Cana CiOSet, iarge Sise oblong ORE a tanie, : y. due to the Lalit In eponuestruc- ie .......... ee armchair. The chairs are upholstered in tapestry. A rare value Upholstered in finest quality mohair and has Marshall spring, $ fj of buildings of the commercial loose-cushion seats. Consists of 84-inch Chesterfield, armchair parma the advanve in - 3 ; ' ° - . . ; ° mel i a and wing fireside chair. An exceptional value. ..........«-: Burdeau Co. recently bought O ] a | “Gn fal : | BE. “ay Building at the northeast i “wii ia ‘ a . of Third and Pine streets . Mrs. Sophia M. Crow and oth- Kitchen Cabinet & | i a — $55 Federal Cabinet Range Bs Hiss smcerese 10 bane ovtenstl on Olfve street bdDetween and Eighteenth streets and) atown Frankiin avenue. due: $ iy 2 pu | P biy to the passage of the| | ° : , = issue which will mean the | og mermation of these sections, ac- . mes to lx V. Cartan & Co. $50 Two-Tone Breakfast Suite $ 3 4: 5 iam, esumanun ac Semen an “4 ' — . 7 . This Cabinet is truly a kitchen ornament. It _ “> +7 . =P - a “+ P| 3 * . is beautifully constructed and contains al] th modern time-saving conveniences. “| + Fo >? } , ~ i as otk ~ sifting Nour bin, sugar and spice ars, table top, etc. Special at this price. Splendid Walnut Cedar Chests ~ora $9.50 8727 Connecticut street of a . ~ 7 3 . « | ) | ; Side-icer Refrigerator, in polished golden 17 ead five reom flat for Sophie $ } 62 = : Katchall | Telephone , oak finish—has double wall construction 4 f oy Jobn Scherman: also a/ Every housewife will be proud to possess one of these ;, " — gongs of the Fran- ———— ' . ' 3 eality Co. there apparentiy Federal high-oven Ranges. Besides being a wonderful 2 Bo limit to the demand. The baker and gas saver, they are truly an ornament to . pes for a broad market during any kitchen. Very special at this price. 4 —_ SSeS Large Side-Icer Refrigerator HAASE REALTY COMPANY | Comes in elegant ivory and buff of drop-leaf table and 4 chairs. ° Consists ™ ‘ ° rricea at S Haase Realty Co. reports the om east side of Tower _— t a marvelous value a4 = Svenue. south of Folsom ave- ? Sets ‘ ‘ will . George J. Bogie to Bernard | | = — 98 === } Porcelain-Lined Re ake arson: a bungicw, 2225 shen- This is the an of the year when you store —— — ——/ This white | | —= . — for Charies & Mouert away inter clothing for tthe Summer S7™=& - = | his white 4 75 = lined oe us. and at 2908 Allen months. A Cedar Chest is just the thing nec-: —— , | a . ee ° Large 75-lb. easy dl de-i style: & i. > five and seven essary to protect them. : 7 - eatuage, te , frigerator; three-door side-icet at. for Bernard J. Groll te : 4 ' ceptacie has UWiy These solidly ' solidly constructed—e sensational value “ . AS Preetortus. a deubdie four- We have a wonderful assortment of Chests in ( am airtight re- Jat eémetracted Tel- ws | ‘ ie ; ie 5527-29 Minnesota ave- various designs and finishes. | | volving lid . ephone Sets are ai : . a Pa uae ~~ . — . : ; Oni . Seri — 3Gte fovur-famli e The Chest illustrated is finished in American walnut and is lined with genuine red cedar. | pg’ — ee oe ~~ — < Top-Icer Refrigerator $ Fon Howard street. ‘for Anate Solidly constructed. A value that you cannot afford bei. eeeniiaatty Hittin iP tached to a stand and stool. There is a limited — in Zé 20 Emmet Ruesett: a it ee i} table or quantity. Come early and be one Splendidly constructed and finished | kitchen sink. of the fortunate omes to secure one ote ae Very special of these Sets. ae Simmons Day-Bed and Mattress » : ' _ _ WE ARE NOT CONNECT a a SE WITH ANY OTHER STORES BEARING OUR NAME Da, of Kine. Sanwa. toe =. . = ete Tho Brabone $9 4.75 ra ~~ x Chis Summons Day-Bed has wood fin- — sage and opens up to a full-size f : covered Gitinien “as Beer A mp : H O U = = F Uv Ie N = A N = C O. It is splendid! ed and designed t is splendidly constructed an gn s@ ful artic! 7 7 -— aiemaseomies: seca 1124-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET tion 10 your clothes ) “a side of Hydraulic avenue. Gravois avenue. for Joka © oe, This Chifforobe is finished in golden oak and has large clothes hanging compartment, four drawers and hat box. pro-

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y constructed r, chifforette, cially priced... It is ir, chif- 7 7 ee Overstuffed ‘Suite all spring, ld, armchair e-Icer Refrigerator lished golden ody construction Btn cece eeerererers ined Refrigerators porcelain-lined Re- or side-icer yee 930.19 15) sensational value estate building, including the @ht ago from the Dray D operty until last Tuesday. ee SONA Aes oe cs ate Te SR te” Manas a a aa =* ; eee ¥ WSS =S ote “AAs NN HOUS ES: HC WYs Sere «ee abt SE EE ESSE ae eG S. W SAS SS SARK SG WN ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH QW \r’">"’P»hhH MW, "’F>F>u°» rr syyqgn NV _Saeemeretagter.F A MAAAANS tenia Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING ———— a 923. The More You Say the Better "Twill Pay. PAGES 1—14B. flest Lists.....- (For Kent). (Furn.) .... wtd.—Fur.. (For Sale) .. wtd. to Buy * @wiu ww se Builders’ Columns Bung., Cottages (Rent). Bungalows Wid. to Rent. Bune... Cottages Bungalows Wtd. to Buy. Business Chances IND E X to Section Business (F. 8., Wtd.). (For Rent). (Sub.) . (For Sale)... .1 Business Property Wid.. CcosTs Bas. Prop. Bus. Prop. Fr. BR. | Bus. Prop. (Sale) | ; Clayton A THREE-TIME ‘AD vn Cottages Wtd. to Buy... Cottages Wtd. to Rent.. Dwellings Wtd. to Buy. | Dwellings Wtd. to Rent. | Dwellings for Sale | Kast Side Property. LESS, . i 4 3 | 3 3 | 4 1 3 A 8 ‘> (See Section “Rp” Flats Wanted Flats, Flats for Sale For Sale for Employment, Rooms, Lael Exchange (Real Estate). F@rms, Farm Land Farms for Rent.... Parm Wanted Financial Flats for Rent PRODUCES MORE. Ete.—For Colored 3 | Flats for Kent (Realty). . For Sale 12 VATAK Es. 3 (Business) Stables. Home Lecn Assoc iations. Houses for Rent. Houses Wanted 3 Houses (Furn.) Wanted. 3 (Furn.).. | Houses. Etc. (Colored). | Improved Prop. for Sale.l} | Loans ae | | Kirkwood Property esoce © | | Maplewood Property 5 Money Wanted 12 Real Real Real Real Real Saediins For Sale, Autos and Musical.) Persona] Prop. Estate—C ity Estate—Country . Estate (Colored) .. Estate Loans Es. (Other Cities) .. Residences, for Ren Residences for Sale. Richmond Heights Loans.... ~~ PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. Suburban Prep. Wanted. 3 Seburban Prop. (F. K.). Suburban Prop. (F. &.) .. Timber Lands ...... University City Preperty 000 PROFIT N SEVEN- STORY WILDING REFUSED Estate Company Puts ue on Property at enth and St. Charles pr $15,000 a Year. T IN SITES T OF TWELFTH 7 Report Numerous Sales of Flats and Apart- ment: — Demand for atown Buildings Ex- Supply. By Berry Moore. bmonstrating the fact that there en no reaction in prices in the market, the George T. u Real Estate Co. yesterday ed a profit of $10,000 for the tory and basement building southwest corner of Eleventh St. Charles streets, occupied as ehouse by the Rice-Stix Dry s Co. Burdeau company purchased site, a and heirs, but did not get title to The Was not announced. lat sentiment is undergoing a de- change as to values of im- property in the_ downtown | is is shown from leases being | ied. § Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co., as| ce, has renewed its lease of | viding acquired by the Bur- | Ecompany at a rental of $15,000 | ear, as compared with $7000 a ‘paid to the Dray and Kahn The lease was made through Cave & Co. The rental now S% per cent on a valuation of 0. From an investment stand- Sthe valuation of the property bre than doubled. | ‘Duilding acquired has a front- #60 feet on Eleventh street and feet on St. Charles, and is in tin which there is an urgent i for warehouse space. 8 demand for buildings in the ftown district far exceeds the. y, due to the Lalt in qonstruc- of material. of Third and Pine streets, i Mrs. Sophia M. Crow and oth- of the Gay estate. interest is being evinced ‘n 85 m Franklin avenue, due madly to the passage of the pave which will mean £ to le’V. Cartan & Co. S of flats and apartments are! Shaare Zedek Temple, With Addition to Be Built i | HE Shaare Zedek Temple, at Page and West End avenues, will have an addition, to be erected on a plot of ground 9$5’x120’ to an alley. vide for six school rooms, room, library and reading rooms. The main entrance for the school rooms is from West End avenue. From the jlaza in front of the south of the Temple and extending’ The addition will pro- | cloak | present temple will be the entrances to the hall and the stairway leading 'to the second story. The twin stairs) ‘to the second story are to be of) marble with walls of Caen stone. The second story will contain a'! large lobby of marble and Caen \stone, a domed stained glass cetling ‘supported on a marble colonnade, ‘ladies’ rest and cloak room, parlors Zata tea rooms, ball room 60x75 feet with fully equipped stage and mov- (ing picture booth, kitchens, pantry) | and serving rooms. | The exterior of follow the design eh addition wil! the present the of | temple, and the interiors will be fin- ‘ished and decorated in modern style equal to any now in existence. The structure will be fireproof throughout. Will Levy has been re- tained as the architect and will !} charge of the construction. lave HARRY REMSBECHER REPORTS Harry Remsbecher reports realty sales as follows: 2307 S. Ninth street, two-story brick flat to Frank Edeibeck: 38331 bungalow to Manuel McDaniel; Preston place Joseph Atchison: 3939 California arenue, bungalow to Alfred Rolfs: i$21 lowa avenue, two- family flat to Louis Schaefer: 3138- 40 Michigan, avenue. Joe Dostalek: 37 avenue, double store building to Jacob A. Haupt; 4090 Schiller place, cottage to Christ Goebel; 4530 Penn- -~ a 4 “a 01-93 Minnesota | Eichelaub: buildings of the commercial | @8 a result of the advance in| Burdeau Co. recently bought | Building at the northeast | S*™eet. modern single flat, for Charles on Olive street between | ne Eighteenth streets and | ater the) on of these sections, ac- | i'siyvania avenue, two-family flat to Veronica Schackmann; 2921-23 Ohio avenue, four-family flat to Henry | Loch; 3146-48 Nebraska ave- nue, double flat to Peter 2013-15 Cushing street, 'double flat to Mick Firneiz: 2917-19 \Ohio avenue, doyble flat to John Hermann: 23512 Grichican avenue, two-family flat to Joseph Roth: 3734 Nebraska avenue, two-family flat to |W. C. Reaves) The firm report they also negotiated loans of $24,500. REALTY SALES REPORTED BY THE CHRISTIAN BRINKOP CO, The Christian Brinkop Real Estate Co. reports the following sales: 2915 Sidney street, a modern single flat. for M. M. Alexander to Jim Sip; 4233 Eichelberger street, brick cottage, for Michael Untermann to Adam Worf- ler; 3547 Pennsylvania avenue, mod- ern single flat, for Barbara Noska to Otto WFischer;: 1504-96 South Twelfth street, four-family brick flat,*for Anna Lexa to Hazel Eng- hauser; 4310 Arsenal street, two-fam- ‘fly brick flat, for Joseph E. Storbl to Otto Winterer: 4247 Hartford S. Mueri Realty and Building Co. to Arthur E. Warner; 3510 Kingsland court, two-story brick dwelling, for neue Real Estate and Investment Co. fo August C. Wetzel: 3808 Con- necticut street, modern for Henry J. Mangrum to 2913 Keokuk street, modern single flat. for Siegmund ' Duden- hoefer to a client. The company also reports having negotiated loans aggregating $97,- 000. Mary E. according to cee M. FIDELITY BOND CO. OFFERS | president of the @alty Co., there aneabuntty limit to the demand. et! € and summer is reassuring. SALES REPORTED SE REALTY COMPANY Realty Co. reports the Connecticut street of a five room fiat for Sophie to John Scherman: also a On east side of Tower > ge J. * & bunglow., 2325 Shen- wenue, for Charlies S. Muer! | Haus, and at 2008 Allen | 8 Modern five and seven | “for Bernard J. Groll to NS Preetorius; a double four- & Ot 6627-29 Minnesota ave- e Blum to A. F. Sten- ag four-family flat m=eward street, for t Russell: a lot, 30x Side of Hydraulic avenue. vols avenue, for John ™ to Ernst Kist: a lot, 66x . Side of Reber place, Sengs highway, for Jules st to Philip Rau: a ot, the south side of Odell of King’s highway, for to Thomas Brabone. ESTATE SALES wD BY 6. F. BERGFELD F. Bergfeld Realty Co. Stlowing sales: 6335 mue, Parkview, for Wal- | om George M. Wagner: om avenue, to William A. Gordon. Ps Annie | ‘tate Co. ible flat at MEMPHIS HOTEL SECURITIES | The | Mm for a broad market during and Mortgage Co. is that of $852,000 | the purchaser's 6 per cent real estate gold bonds on) ithe Park View apartment-hotel Memphis. A recent issue of the Fidelity Bond | The total value of this property is $1,696,700. The Park View apartment-hotel is at the Poplar boulevard entrance of Overton Park. This building will be similar to the Gatesworth apartment- | |hotel at the Union “a 'trance of Forest Park, which + South of Folsom ave-| was financed by this firm. Bogle to Bernard | boulevard also George D. Barnett Jr. of Barnett, Iiaynes & Barnett, is the mortgagor; _the guarantors are Edward G. Lasar, iL. R. Viterbo, H. Brussel, Harry |Nichaus and John I. Haynes. REALTY SALES AND LOANS REPORTED BY J. F. DICKMANN The Joseph F. Dickmann Real Es- report the sale of the dou- | 3122-24 Lackland avenue. for Christian G. Emig to C. A. Hase- | mann; for Anna Smith, building at 3623 North Newtsead avenue. to William G. Burdell; 4215 Hartford street, five and six room fiat. for Max Swardlik to Herman Niehaus; 1111 Rutger street. nine- room residence, for Alice M. Biebusch for Miss | to J. Branner: 2752 Armand place. inine-room residence, for Dominic Pe- ters to E. J. Sandvoss; three resi- |dences at 1018-20- 22 Mississipp! ave- nue, | six room flat at 4434 Greer avenue, a cottage, to Jacob Ruden for August to Alice M. Blebusch: five and for O. J. Carmack and wife to J. F. Hoellinger. The company also reports of $94,000. loans REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS California avenue, | 1806 | double flat to | single flat, | in | single flat. MANNION PARK SOLD 10 AL SAUTER FOR $50,000 Its Operation as a Summer Garden, With Dancing, * Will Continue. A. Sauter has purchased Mannion | Park, at 8614 South Broadway and will operate it, as formerly as a sum- mer garden, with a place for dancing and a moving picture theater. The property block of ground with a frontage of 365 feet on Broadway. The sale was negotiated by Frank S. Rice, repre- senting the owner, James P. Man- nion. The price “was $50,000. HOME SITES IN O'FALLON PARK SECTION ON MARKET TODAY William L. Heckmann & Co., with offices at 100 North Seventh street, today are opening to the public the saie of building sites in a parcel of property owned by them at Pope and Florissant avenues and adjoin- ing O’Fallon Park. The transforma- tion which has taken place in this property, which a year ago was avery rough state, siderable favorable comment. Sewers are practically and other improvements will follow as quickly as tained. Streets and alleys of con- crete construction, sidewalks, sewers, water and gas are included in the price quoted. Numerous houses are under con- struction at this time and others wil] be started this month. Projects for the summer are of such propor- tions that by the end of summer 25 to 30 homes will be completed or un- | der construction. ‘WOODROW APARTMENT SOLD Federer-Arendes Realty Co., an- mounces the sale of 4009 Lindell boulevard, known as the Woodrow apartment to Judge Conway Elder, _ formerly of the Missouri Supreme Court, for $85,000. It contains 14 |apartments of five-room efficiency | type. Each apartment has two dou- | | ble Murphy-in-a-door beds. It /an apartment for families with chil- dren. Judge Elder bought the prop- 'erty for an investment. The apart- ment will be manager by the Federer- _Arendes Realty Co. They. report this property has been sold twice within the last 30 days, their office repre- senting both purchaser and seller in each instance. j en- } ‘LOAN OF $215,000 MADE BY E, K. LOVE REALTY CO, | A loan of $215,000 payable at the rate of $5000 each year, and the bal- |ance in 10 years at 6 per cent Inter-_ was recorded yesterday, secured a first deed of trust on the Dry- Sixteenth and a nine-story est by goodsmen Building at , Washington This is | brick fire-proof building. The loan was made by the Edward K. Love Realty Co. for the Frisco Building Co. Rates of interest have been harden- ing in the last two or three weeks, and 6 per cent is the prevailing rate The loan was made in a straight | deed of trust. [REAL ESTATE SALES REPORTED BY JOHN C. GREULICH CO. The John C. Gruelich Realty Investment Co. ithe southwest corner of Blair avenue land Benton street, | four-family flat. two-family flat and Hartmann. The company alos reports \the sale of a six-room modern brick | bungalow to Robert F. Morrow for Fdgar Albrecht. embraces) approximately aj in | has excited con- | completed | permits can be ob-| TO JUDGE CONWAY ELDER is | intention to make this | and | reports the sale of | improved with | ‘MANY SALES REPORTED FOR HOMES IN MOORLAND ADDITION Shaw & Francis, special agents for Moorland Park and Moorland Addi- ‘tion, working through the Holbrook | Blackwelder Real Estate Trust Co fannounce that the sales in Moorland | Addition have reached approximately | $200,000. Many sales have been re- | ported for the building of homes. |'Moorland Addition was put on the market to supply the demand for a moderate priced home smaller in de- sign and cost to those now being built in Moorlands Park proper. Im- | provements in Moorlands Park, which | was sold out in the last few months, are now being completed and thecurb and paving on Clattonia terrace are 'well under way and will be finished within two weeks. The graders will start work in Moorland Addition Tuesday morning ‘and the street surface improvements 'will start immediately Wvydown ' boulevard will be extended to Hanley road and concreted as soon as grad- [ing will permit. Shaw (expect to close out Moorland Addition in 90 days. Moorland Addition | schools on the property, churches and |igs near stores. The Wydown boule- vard car line runs through the prop- erty. publi: has NINE SALES REPORTED BY BLAKE BROS. REALTY CO. | The John S. Blake & Bro. | Co. report nine sales as follows: 3102 to 3112 School street, six room brick houses, for George R. |Neill: 4523 Newberry terrace, story brick residence, for |'Hazelton to Nathan Weitzman; 908- 110-12 Palm street, six-familyv tene- ment property, to a client of Haus- ichulte Realty Co.; 2513 North Sarah |street, four-room frame cottage, for R. Held to Fred Worth; 2517 North | Sarah street, four-room frame cot- | ‘tage, for R. Heud to Joseph C Schaffler; lot in x185 feet. on St. for Jahn J. Sapper '423 South Garrison avenue. story frame building, to | Maguire; 3441 Arlington three-room frame’ cottage, for Wil- liam A. Ugo to George E. Wede- meyer: 425-27A South Garrison nue, four-family brick flat, to vester Maguire. FIVE NEW BUNGALOWS BEING Mc- three- Harry B. Mary's to ©. two- Syl- ERECTED IN GURNEY COURT The Remmert Construction Co. has started five new bungalows in Gur- ney Court, a new addition on the north side of Magnolia avenue, ‘ust east of King’s highway. The building will be of the same style and charuac- | has male | ter of construction which this addition one of the most tive exclusive residential places the South Side. completed in this addition have been sold to persons who now them. All the houses are on a pre- tentious scale. COLIN M, SELPH JR. SALESMAN FOR BOND FIRM The Fidelity Bond and Mortgage Co., Chemical Building, announced ‘yesterday the addition of Colin M. Selph Jr. in the sales department. Selph is a son of Colin M. Selph, nuttrac- of ton and Missouri universities and has recently been ment of a stationery company. FOUR-STORY ANNEX TO BE BUILT TO MEDICINE PLANT The A. H. Lewis Medicine Co. has authorized the Widmer Engineering Co. of St. Louis to begin construc- ition on a four-story and basement ad- dition to the present plant at Fourth ‘and Spruce streets. The addition will! |give the plant approximately 60,000 square feet of floor space. The new building will be of rein- forced concrete construction and wil! be completed about July 1 - , | & Francis | Re ealty | six- | “Normandy,” 50 | avenu, Ritscher; | Sylvester | avenue, | ave- | Ten of the 14 houes | occupy | for- | mer Postmaster. He attended Prince-. REALTY EXCHANGE ‘Orman McCawley = and Dowling Seek Preside Interest High. Ncy; Interest : the election of officers Rea! Estate Tuesda’ of the st. li x- is key ed | Louis held pitch, ‘hange to he to a high with day the The nomypees for the J Met on election as prospect reetitielaaa awley, now inoresident of the organization, and John J. Dowling, president of the company bearing his name, and vice- president of the Savings Trust Co. Dowling is understood to sympathy with Frank H. Gerhart ithe latter’s opposition the pro- posed exchange the of the Kads and Municipal bridges. it Dowling Gerald B. O'Reilly, A. R. Schollmeyer, Orreon E. Scott, tienry R. Weisels and Robert ‘ledge Both O'Reilly and mever former idents be in to of uses are Scholl- are Exchange. McCawley me Noble-MeCawley Real president of a large pres is a mber of Estate Co. He is loan record zation. Nominees for of as president the organi- the six directorships: are William E. Caulfield, Elmore | Cave, William A. Butts, Chester A. Daugherty, William IL. Heckman, Robert A. Burns and William Holdowat. James M. Rohan also a nominee for director his resignation as the Title Guaranty ceme president of the St. & Fitle Co. LIPP & EWERS REPORT REALTY SALES OF 30 DAYS which during was Trust Co. Lipp & Ewers report sales, they say aggregate $135,009, ithe past 30 days, as follows: east corner Cherokee and sota, three-story triple store building for Henry Wiese to Yawitz: double flat, 1339-41 avenue, for Eugene Freund Steinlage: single flat, 2612 Compton avenue, for E. |'Sheboygan, Wis., to Frank 'six-room residence, 4314 istreet, for G. Mugele_ to |Brinkman; single flat at 2913 iconsin avenue, for Walter Cieslak 2. Roberts: 10-room residence, cornpe4 ette avenue, for J. Busch; le lat, 3509 Cherokee street, wil Han 1 Vogler to Fred George, | ble flat. 1519-21 South Compton nue, for Henry Weilmuenster 'Warren J. Morgan; single flat, Wyoming street, for S. Spiro to 'Kadlez: factory building. 'Chouteau avenue, for Farmers’ 'Merchants’ Bank, to K. & M. Ma- chine Co.: lot on Montana avenue, bow of Grand boulevard. The firm Minne- Frank South Minnie ‘> mw t We sin- dou- ave- +410 A. also reports having made loans to-| | taling $60,000. SALES REPORTED BY THE HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY CO. The Henry Hiemenz Realty | ports the sale of 2849-51 Pennsylvania avenue for F. A. Deaumer R Verchleiser: 2909 Henrietta street for Mrs. S. Weinhagen to Mrs. Betz and °917 Rutger street W. H. Skaggs to Mrs. E. Covington; 13194 Gurney avenue for E. E. Reis- inger to Sam Feldman 3739 'Jefferson avenue for B. Huelsmann to Paul Bandt; 2823-25 Shenandoah avenue for Harry Freund to Anton Koenigsmark: 4145 Flora boulevard R. Mepham to Roger Carroll; Dolman street for Pohlman- Twellman to E. A. Freund; 703 South Broadway for E. T. Nugent to M. J Cleary. and a lot on the ith side o Bonita aven for HH. 'A ind H Freund to Helen Koberman (“o. re- to son * for gO f ue LANCE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY LEASES BUILDING < ¢. Lance has leased the four- story and basement building at 1016- 18 Market street for the newly or- ganized firm which ts to operate under the name of the S. C. Lance Electrical Supply Co. Lance was for many years connected rith the ‘Brown & Hall Supply Co.° was made for the account of the Federal Rubber Co., which holds lease on the property from Henry W. Gehner, owncr. The Mercantile Trust Co. ‘sented all parties in the transaction. repre- in the sales depart- | DICKMANN CONVALESCING “s it MAJOR OPERATION | Otto J. Dickmann, secretary of_the Joseph F. Dickmann Real Estate Co., is convalescent after a major opera- tion at St. Mary’s Hospital where he has been since April 3 os ooo _ 7000 wteashery Saeitinenaatll Seld. Mrs. Virginia I. Scott has sold through the Butts Realty Co, her ‘home at 7000 Kingsbury boulevard to William B. Rogers. This residence has eight rooms, a sun room and a garage and of Pennsylvania avenue. the | will be | | | battle va ai|' ' | ‘Charles f Backers | Rut- | of the | CRAVENS-BRENNER SELLS ELECTION TUESDAY SITE FOR APARTMENT HOUSES John Plans Being Piesiails for Two 24- Suite Buildings | to Be Erected in Webster Groves Ee a eR et re ee The Cravens-Brenner Realty has effected the sale of a at Lockwood avenue and road, Webster Groves, Dr. Rosegren, in cgnnection with saker, vediveuniiaa the The purchase carries build- plans which eventually cost $1,000,000 or for alone. Preston J. Bradshaw, architect, preparing plans for two 24-suite ef- iency apartment buildings, in which the suites will be of three and These will be the square Glenn to Oliver seller. ing gregate in more construction ‘s fic f tur rooms each. of designed for the site, first type to Cravens, gren in the big building project. Co.: declares, half block; demand for buildings of this type in| entire group | apartments will be under the man- | will ag- | a group of buildings of this) according | who interested Dr. Rose- | According to Cravens the demand'| for the apartments on the part of renters already is notable, the indi- cations being that the entire group leased from the plans before ‘the buildings have been completed. building and | association and has a pages 2? South- | and flat | Aubert to ; Stephens of | Yusman: | Juniata | Wis- | to | "OQ | for | to! 3130-32 and | Nellie fo ith j The lease | a is locateaé at the corner’ ; ' in order to meet an urgent | Webster of The Groves CHICAGO BANK agement of the Cravens-Brenner Co., | of which C. E. The Cravens-Brenner Co. the sale of lot “X” in Brentmoor, Louis Frank Mahler, Albert T. Terry & Co. representing the seller, site for a home, plans fo rwhich are being drawn \by Maritz & Young, ar- chitects. The company also an- nounces the sale of a three-family apartment at 6072 Enright avenue in North Parkview, to Mrs. Emma James tor Jacob N. Sapin. The Craven-Brenner Co. has taken quarters embracing five offices on the fifth floor of the International Life Building, formerly occupied by Preston J. Bradshaw, architect, who has taken quarters on the tenth floor of the same building in anticipation of more extensive building opera- The sonar are to be erected, he | tions. : | COUNTY TITLE FRM Has Substantial Interest in Con- cern: in Title Business 40 Years. before | vice-president of | to be-| Louis Land | James M. Rohan, for 40 years actively business in St. Louis, past | Title Guaranty Trust Co., was elect- ed president of the St. Louis Coun- tv Land Title Co. at a meeting of its board of directors Wednesday. the stockholders of the has been in exist- elected the follow- Rohan, Wolff, c. Tuesday title firm, which ence since 1881, James M. George W. Henry 'ing directors: Frederick J. Albert Kirchner, Essen, Jacobsmeyer, David Schmid, Autenreith, Herman H. Mackman, John J. Hartnett, Allen Wengler, Joseph R. Matthews, Scott H. Wa lace and Gaetano d’Amito. 'terest in the company, Rohan, the new persident, announced that suf- ficient experts will be employed to meet the constantly mand for certificates of title, made | necessary by the numerous transfers | of real estate in the county each) week. Former NEW MERCANTILE TRUST REAL ESTATE MANAGER John H. Bogue Appointed With Philip H. Zepp as As- sistant Manager. John H. identified with the land title | and for the| 13 years vice president of the Charles A. | i+! btnene, where he specialized Having acquired a substantial in- | increasing de- | of the Mercantilc and Philip H. Zepp has been ap- pointed assistant manager, according to an announeement by Festus J. Wade, president of the company. The appointments are effective at once, Bogue has been active in local real estate circles for a number of years. He was formerly in the real |estate business in Chicago, where he | served as manager of real estate for the then Continental National Bank. |Zepp joined the Mercantile staff in (1915. He has served as a real estate salesman and lately in the trust de- ment ‘trust real estate, property which the | Mercantile held in trust. He is a member of the bar and will attain | witnessed before. j nis LL. B. degree from St. Louis Uni- versity Law School in —une. Increased activity in the real es- 'tate departmefit has made addi-| tional floor space necessary, and part of the east section of the Mercan-' Probate Judge George W. tile’s building is being remodeled to wolff. the retiring president of the | supply main floor accommodations County Title Co., capacity for 10 years, chairman 'and general counsel. was elec _ aa ee ‘GAS AND WATER MAINS BEING Federer-Adendes Realty Co. reports the installation of the gas and water mains on Grand Park was started last week. together with the grading, already has rnore than 200,000 feet of the subdi- vision available for immediate bulild- ing. Sales and inquiries for lots have been active during the week. Federer-Arendes Realty Co. also reports that Oscar Sontag, who for re last nine years has been well known in the motor car industry, has oined thelr sales force specializing on Grand-Dover Park lots. In the last two weeks he made sales aggre- gating $39,700 The company also states that in near future it expects to make announcements regarding in this The . Tt? i the important the transportation problem territory. CHAUNCEY P, HEATH SELLS APARTMENT ON DELMAR hauncey FP. Heath Real Estate the sale of the six-fam- The © “o reports ily ‘ward for the account of 8S. 8S. Cras- ‘fineck to a client who bought investment The Heath company represented both parties. The apart- ment consists of six apartments of five rooms, sun parlor each, with four garages and the rents total $6600 a year. ——— ee HOHENSTEIN REALTY COMPANY REPORTS NUMEROUS SALES The Hohenstein Realty Co., 6428 'Michigan avenue, purchased all of the Sydow estate at special commis- ‘eteoner’s sale for Mary Krer, and re- sold the seven pieces in less than a week. The company also reports having sold 16 pieces of improved and 11 vacant lots tin the month of | big Trust, Walter March ad made loans te the amount | and the Noble McCawiey Real Estate of $28,000. ‘ LAID IN GRAND-DOVER PARK: -Dover | This | which | been completed, makes | who served in = | for the department. a ee eee of the board of Haasan d FIRM REPORTS SALES. OF $147,450 DURING WEEK Martin & Pangburn report sales of $147,450 last week Included are a Clemens avenues, University City, |'James A. and Essie Watters; a four- family apartment at 6286 Cates ave- nue to F. Chapman; a four-family apartment at 6284 Cates avenue to S Smitzer. a single flat at 6585 Etzel avenue to Mrs. Forhing. business property at 1546 South Broadway to Sam Bernholtz., business property at 1160-62-64 Hodiamont avenue Olian. a single flat at 345% William |place to Joseph Churchill and a sin- 'gle flat at 5663 Vernon avenue to J. Conlisk. FRANCISCUS FIRM REPORTS FIVE REAL ESTATE SALES The Franciscus Realty Co. reports having the following sales: For John Keegan to Sylvester Raf- 2741 Washington: six attached dwellings at 229-39 South Beaumont. for J. M. Franciscus to A. Buach; 1728 Waverly place, three-story resi- dence for G. Conn to Milda kL Spiegel; 4840 Northland avenue, five- room brick cottage, for Henry Sa1d- FP’. closed tery, apartment at 6319 Delmar boule- | for | brink, Ironton, Mo., to Frank J. Vol- ler: lot fronting 84 feet on MeRee avenue, weet of Tower Grove, for the Lindell Fairgrounds Realty and In- vestment Co., to Walter V. Lane. Te firm reports having made .oans of $160,000. J, E. GANTRELL MANAGER OF REALTY AND FINANCE CONCERN James E. Cantrell has been made manager of the Bankers’ Bond and Investment Co. real estate and fi- nancial concern, with offices In the Central National Bank PBullding. Cantrell, who finished his education at the Washington University, served as salesman with e Cornet & Zel- ones Realty Co. Co.. and hag broad experience. Cravens is president. | reports | to} as a MATERIAL AND.LABOR ; | | ~ BUILDING COST 10 IOP $13,000,000 S. J. T. Straus, of Investment Firm Which Will Erect Structure, Predicts Record- Breaking Construction -. Year. nines COSTS GOING UPWARD He Says That Capital Avail- able for the Work Is Abun- dant, and That Money Rates Are Not Too High. Present conditions are favorable to those wishing to build now on an ex- tensive scale, according to S. Jj. T. Straus, senior vice president of 8. W. Straus & Co., investment bankers. He predicted a record-breaking building construction year. despite the upward trend of building mate- rial and labor costs. In keeping with his advice to the building interests, Straus sald work would be rushed on the construction of the banking and office building at Bogue has been appointed | in | Michigan avenue and Jackson boule- | vard, Chicago, which will be the new _home of 8 W. Straus & Co. The ;new building when completed will represent an investment of from manager of the real estate depart- | $13,000,000 to $14,000.000. Trust Co. | Straus said: “The intention of our company to go ahead with this /mammoth building project at this time may be taken as tangible proof | of our belief that present conditions | are favorable to those wishing to | build now on an extensive scale. In . ; Our opinion, there is no reason large | enterprises should not be launched | at this time. | “We can see no reason for a let- ‘up in the record-breaking building | construction activities in this coun- | try. Aside from some temporary local obstacles, this work should proceed unhindered. Expects Era of Development. “As I look into the future, ft is my belief that we are approaching lan era of development in this coun- (try which far surpasses anything Our great Ameri- can cities have in the last few years grown and developed to a remark- able degree, but I feel sure we are on the threshold of still more im- portant developments. “I believe there will be no abate- ment in the immediate demand for building material and labor and the building boom is going ahead in greater volume than ever,” gaid | Straus. He said that building mate- | rial manufacturers are forcing pro- | duction in view of the expected de- mand, but the transportation situa- tion is giving the builders the most - ‘+ concern. six-family apartment at Eastgate and | to } “There is an abundance of capital available for building loans and the money rates are not too high.” add- ed Straus, “and unless we have #x- cessive building costa with ‘he prices so high as to check construc- tion, there is no reason to fear that prosperity now returning ‘will be to M. | short lived. “One of the factors conductve to | building at this time ts the labor sit- uation. Spring wage adjustments are being carried to successful con- clusions in practically all sectiong of | the country and there is but a small crop of bullding trades strikes now in evidence. “Wage Trend Upward.” “While the trend of wages gener- ally continues upward, there are no indications that this upward tend- ency will result in a runaway labor market for 1923, unless” buildera bring it about by competing against one another for the available sup- ply of labor. Supply and domand are the factors that will undoubte}- ly govern the wage rates during the next six months, regardless of con- tracts now being negotiated. “Reports from various sections of the country show that building labor generally is nearly in full employ- ment at present and the increase tn construction demand during the spring months on the basis of con- tracts already let, indicates even greater shortages than those now ex- JOBSTOWN, N. J.. April 14.—Be- tween 30 and 60 brood mares were

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: BLACKSTONE. 1484—Se rooms. newly decora.ed Riter ‘an ) GEN b J. Pershing sun parior Dee! as st Company 0° Or aE MOPS Ee “TO st cmarcead Mercantile frust erm Op owe: THEIMER . CABAN XE, tT ‘ist floer west) —6 , 2 — he oven porch. large yard. garage =: a am a ahs t tired =‘ mw. é ' ' — . ' ‘Ts «~D LOCYST _OREON E & R. G MOTT. BOO Chestnut : CABANAS 640); — amar Pullman Preakfast room kitchen Te: FLATS FUR RENT lv furnished, Murph, at §*"*e* ae 5712 C ABANNE A\ > am rad Tleer east. RE. AL. TY CoO att Wa) neriet: a _™"a new lv 7 rooms O83 ” gecorat a 7 : ,.0o0or 6 jecorate. $75 CATR. 6326—eaui fu and siceping porch, palin 1382 CATES. $4351—34 fl Ron gape nt 4 parior : ‘Part: : Murpay $s ae ee CLA wT ea" Post Dene furn teh at Bat © Tae. Sie cee ae _ ee $19 -* oo +. - x ~o 7 a a - ap, ¢ ~abany 1011 4 | 3—St earn - heated “eas $70. beat and PRFON DELMAR Bi. reemse. rew Puildin Pe) Si7 Chestn AL. THETS MER saliieae ‘ LM $3: 10— Fo i reeme. + Bowe . ) | ee — jency . electricity, gas and ice - _ swe rent $80 ORBON E @ &. G SCOTT DELMAR Bi... 6332—Four — nern OREON E. ‘3 . DELMAR BL. 5663-40-—91, ment facing De Bai! devetor Ben and photo BEN AL THE: ME! 408. 09 sin) SON (hest out reeme and oath, ere Treo ima3 age, Ma; LTH ee: MER. Sis ie a > - ‘ rmahep TS with one month « abicet | mesve out availiable immediate aa we 20 ow Tear ania - “RAST HARLAN roURT 54.53 aes: ¢} oftictenc) eee Mee) : = 7p - : _- : : : “< , : , . , : : : : v4 . = a , a i ; ~ : - * ° R - 9 g- + { na ta fine ; ; ‘ . , , — . » : - as ; : th G@-reem ef heat and jeniter service, tmmediate 8. 7 feo NTS. x al RUTH. i¢2 NS Ss "$47 —Sonsiatina of reerea, f0n perier and separate tavetery: 24 Geer, fl put in ‘iret class KLEIN REALTY < _ it’ SN. Sth Otive 34 or Centrai 11598. “SREON BE @ R CG. Se 20 at “hee mut fur NS oe @ roome. brick wre -- ne ant = Lewes Willem tied ae Laas ? Prreet yea! 84% rewe-* He tae et. es wanted be May Wt —16 to 19 reome, tn the: Age ft Teieer Se « ther fatmiy of edulte Call Cad

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eget Pena oe. ae ee et oe “Ay barra ee : aa us « ae : . y ‘ : pd om se grate ee 600 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today: AEST Neo ae pee ND AP’T’S. WANTED) SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT ~ = =——— — At ee merecelenet. Sourh, Sits, 3 or | APARTMBSTS—Denutitul 6-roem efficiency aA FOR LEASE OR SALE : ‘ “ ; iidren or pets: $5 reward. | KIRKWOOD TRUST CO. _ 1; will pay ¢ ~ | ps Saad per, inonth."Cabany | PURCAL ON Semntitel, modern i Esl VANDEVENT oa and WEST BELLE : ch _ BELLE EVIEW, 1509—All modern residence. rooms wi' h furnace, | bath, 8S rooms, garage: large yard, fruit: a real radius of 5 blocks 5800 | meme. _Richmond ‘Heights. (cr |} | ROBE RTSON. eee Park. (Cc) | aeons ~ 1 West or “or north: 5- -room f. at, all | COTT TAG EK deol . iti air ww = .-— ik ooms;: 26 Je \aings, § : : cjose to CBs . a a 2 \ ‘ mt f ) . + i ‘ »* a tana ; 2 fur oy Y- 50. Post-Dis 7 5736. WwW ernant . VE K RE a aie. | Stor es Cc an be le Ase ze! separ ately. Ow hers W il] Ns ake 50 eo ae ee te Gide wre. | COUNTRY ES1ATE—To rent; large’12-room | | rs ; “~V | MMS, nd bath: South Side pre Nome hytosinn pecauial’ mite ieem || necessary alterations and improvements to suit. on oF before May 1; voege eo} yard, dense shade, water, telephone, elec- ; tric range; 30 minut : | “4 Wra. ——t “Or 5 rooms, good | road. ee | WEIS S- G RH RT R. ) . Box B-it¢. ' Post-Dis. | GIBSON ESTATE, Bellefontaine road | EL E l \ EK. . —~ | Colfax 1404R ’ EDGAR. 125 (Webster G ee ig ( a fISHED APARTMENT cea . — 3 Grov aes nist ed | & EI ht h and ‘hest nut a | : - ated. 6-room furnished m. ive 5517 tor infor mati m after Sunda 7. af oe Se a PRES. rtment. prefers! y_ with wa: FURNISHED HOUSE—Kirkwood, June to i ee wuld prefer South Side "RER-ARENDES REALIT : bt : : gS Post-Dispatch. JAS. C. MORFIT. 8 hestnut. ‘idney 2676 2610 Gravois fed R LEASE io~ @ - 9 _ -_ . Hu. Sk—7 reoms, compietel furrrished FE 7 Nik oe . IN 1604 Fine iocation for any 7. a . ae 7 APARTME NT Wd —Or small one , ose \- . ~_— mn °an>) w > , aT 5 t j aree, attrac Live 5 ara, 4 sOT), CnicKey bt es!) Css. Gi i | « % LE B REALIT \ ‘ ~3O0L i ; for summe family 4 adults.) , ard: garaxe. Call Wydown ; ic)! Wash. Aca? ewe a wid —Or abaftment. KIRK WOOD HOME —Beautifully furnished: | FRANKLIN, 1419—Second fioor, heat > Desh 2a 4 ' start? = . YiOTLe Dt ae von arrante_¢ on rent CLAIBORNE PL... WEBSTER. | ee a oot one delivery - will lease on rea-|/j//! | RGR REM S2078 cover. |_ ben STAN Cee teint Ser peu. |ORFICE Hall, 212 ae ge ee eee LBS. Peat. itt paymen uvuect. Sel q 810 d »/ 1 ii . ‘ South ase aa , good for storage 4 1d manufac*ul Ag: Mercd TT TT | ALLE, 2539. -41—-Brick Cottage, elee-| SUBURBAN PROP’TY WANTED | C._ H._ PEC SrAle. 210 Weinw tent Fi WUGE GAL CLI erent $25 and § $30 | ‘Ap ARIMLN?T Wt PN conn ilcbmeu ett S AL MSR M__Sr yall, in aut iobllee row, AV., 4730—Fis rooms, rec ep- ency apartment: unfurnished; coup ——— ie l. furnace, bath, large yard. Own-| children; by May 1; $40-$50. Bex to 139, : U8. BI i@ Chestnut st.: re La | Milentz | Vost-Dispatch. siral light office; rent S30. 1 | ‘ : : : ee a . - maalowW Wid.Small, furnished or un- | Af) Re ee aaie Behis h f 1] with garage . Call Bomont. 2600. furnished; on Lake line; prefer Overland; | SIX TH. 1024- “6 N irst Lio0or Of premises, | — Deere ree | eee For further information send in t eC O OWw1ng coupon. Mr. J E. Newell. _$10 reward Box W-69. Post Di ispatch approx! or te y &. quare feet; hes fur silent ieee si — | iti] > 2 ahyermaee ss ? . BU NGALOW Wtd.—5 or 6 room seen galow. : eT R. eas: +i mensions O0x1l50 feat - feat of | . repevTaas ii. St fompleteiy furnished, 12 roo! “STAPLE. GARAGE, TWO ROOMS yFindo hes of building set e prin fe C O I " : \uingrnuns 2a des to) 4057 St. Ferdi 3 led, steam heat assenger arm reight GS 05 Mec. a Forest Ferdinand av.;: st - ble for 3 horses: en Pectee A 10 room house 2 * 20. R. I BR OADE RS. . ON. Tt light and venti! ation; low insurance te: ] (50 Areadé Diag. r- ren? $300 B x ) &. O77, _Post- D.' en) | raat oo @ r irrangemen 7, ak td = HED HOUSE: —Will rent for sum-| South s a ~0,000 sq. foot ! without @) ; .3 “ " + nh r trouble of maintenance, sSuitanb. a Sompleteivy furnished; in West Pn a - ———_— op 60 “ig . - mills ; two baths: er. ae Yard: ARSENAL. _ A710A—Two- car brick garage. r merchandising light manufactur O1 I 5) EASE ‘ nC , 7 e (Cc sTanc ea ‘ s . Ti ‘ u Do! *sS i40% ’ ) I LZ | i q ion Bees recuired. Lindell 64 oe song I O); uN Lil, TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES DOLANICAL, 3910—Large steel garage. rthw Grand 3794J - ic RNET & ZEIBIG TRU: »* o eae Soe | CHEROKEE, 2742—New garage, “: 719 Chestnut St. 1251 Washington South oe ___West _ BUILDERS’ COLUMN —Furni ( ungalow + SALIFORNIA AND MERA MEC—3S fine | E. ASTON C227 Large store; heat or MODERN DOU B L E ST ORE | 5 oath . ; | GARAGES—3.: fine cement floor d piy ) rit Ss al ix . F | ‘ : B061T c) | - : io : , fe é : : : ‘ P | l SS] OO] ~ at ores 4 be eres 2c] he re tai n U ' Z3A Easton: good office jocation, coe e school opposite: .¢ 5729-. 3} Easton; fine, large double store, — - 2715 De Kalb st . AW [ATE ' +f 4921— Furnished 7-room dwell. | - —— L CAT CATE YOU, Ma ‘heap rent . ‘Phone Forest 61. GAR “ng tal “Pry e. oring 30 cars, vers \1t rood business ; or bed and shower bath; cheap rent. Auto 1 ainters, Attention! BULL.DER, will build 6. room brick —— Bair RESIDENCE — Modern, 7| —‘*!oor, Mgbt. Cabany “31d i C YT a : ; % ~ ine § open all day; investigate (c] J. L. SCHERTZ REAL ESTATE, |, 3663 Windeor pl.; new daylight building, $4500, $4500: 4 rooma, , swag 7 (bath, etc.; garage for 3 cars; rent | RUSSELL, atoms will accommodate AL | ME’ BI 1] DI NG Ri = gone — r sth “ ~ ANCHESTER, 4114—Large store; excel- S30 Chestnut st.. room 300 : nee bears ve no aan Tie “gt -~-s tht pane farnisnes Bh & the to responsible tenants, $90. | jarge Car. Apply George Morin, ~615 > +? COR. TTH & CHESTNUT , ry con “Sian he atm OR an mo ws le 1t locati mn for dry Ro ods, clothing, shoes, HODIAMONT,. 1028—Nice store; suitable — , } ee —2 J la ge 5 ylignts, PLANS, specifications. ee ” (lata, 2615W. | Slattery De C ( wf - See a If desired udy-to St for any business only $25 month mee finishin 228 a Bee tl io be oued ‘will up. Arle. 3505 Humphrey. Sidney 144. ES nines aaa siiemnsiseetamatnarens salina snnisinsaimanin Ol —_ , wvwsetem freight and past er ‘acy ye . ores” : = o> eccaigaghn Ss. ‘| ara nishin om e . once; W BAR NGR LOVE E & cp ECHT 112 WN: Vth st ne eT a ind passenger! bY Y. HIE ME: Ne R E ALT ‘ OO.. 614 Chestnut now vacant; fine condition, _ lease or sell S some ws = & a : CAN furnish you plans and estimates for GOLDMAN REALT ., 722 Chestnut. - coane see siiensae your buliding or general house repairing: oe 2000 Square r eer ory Pine vt. MA R d | N & B REITT MERAME ~ we 7 ieee wen tr _ rer LNUFACTURING SPACE—J000 equare | FIN - LOCAT ION ene try wil! convince you that it paye to ae ee 7 wae F J 5703— Nicely ~ furnished &-room |AUBKERT. 1 340—Garage. ; new brick. j rent all I a if: hie it and elevator = 2 \ 4 4 orn "irgini id Meramec: ideal loca- feet a ligh bufldair Henton 1890. - sce me to gave you money. Lindell 1356) — - pgeee, July and August: ahedy | AUBERT. TOBA A—Halt new garsge; grani- | service firni SHIFEL ESTATE CO., Real Estate and Leasing tion for dentist physician. (cd | Servi . o o> 224A DELMAR Box 0-315 Post-Dispatch oo ae 9100: rete ora a coaprivangae ; ¢ ny toid fioor; light, water, 37.90 month ‘ ait 4661 : 26 OF FICES—I 1. doctors or dentists, located | OFFICE: entist nd doctors: beautifully FOR sale “MANU FACTURING. i DIDN’ 7 build King Tut's s tomb, ». Dut for the ' ; ; a © ] Lodae Hall, billiard parior, or business real, substantial building, eee eS r t a —- : meni Q ¢ ‘ 1ac 2 ees: ae © . et ee who | BAYARD, | 227—Garage, doubie; conc sete R bL1S-22 ( hemical wiics tall ust outsid ik 1town 4istrict, In ! arrange rne elt r aston. Geo. SR tae ” iED RES RESIDE NCE it? rooms, and floor: suitable for repair shop > th El . ? init, lork p\ very busy transfer AW ty college. Y Gutiaha. 5467 Helen. hy 2427 B. = = -— si Shi ' ; : — . — _ This second-floor location has a space of ulding in ai! ite branches prmon vs 059 Pave Lindell -198XK1 “ABANNE. 503¢ I hi —" = = ner PFICKE SPACE , ef LA _ = ; ——__--—_— —e ABANNE, 0036—Large rage light, W t for ligh y Or , = , OFFICK SPACE td.- alf of office ‘ ’ ‘ ms * 0 (;rand ¥\ HED sot —4oxx Pershing; 1 ice- ¢ ne ap i ! , ] er; rent reasonable. Foerst 502 1M als ft 1°00 aq ) rickets bin j : | : Bone rv ~J . r | Be nished; admiasion bv card onl EAS ee J = rat 6 ae | ps so. lof lding: Le Cia rink DS . rotec jon ‘ontral T@° or Olive 3268 (ec) real extate or insurance office aw ic oe eyh — manufacturing, etc.: rent $160 re pair work, we can give you oe -~ ’ = 7 Bae a LAS i aw. snov - are2ge jace ecia rate ul ] VOW hie bik , i 'e- Sep' aria as- ¥ - - 2 . m . s a“ P - . ci can a rbert 5 PARISH & CO., F138 Chestnut _& by month. ] t 26a0 . ic) senrer it ators "01 lucas OF FICE SPACE—Elegant:; for iease; sul +a Poat Dispe h. : . . J I EPSTE ray. Main 2162. 617 Chestnut lo, Fone plana. Herbert , P Kukaro- ible for physicians or other professional O7 7\>j 234 offices: lgh “ ontractors, 3942 N. 25th et. Seite Boe io Bae T3713 rooms | EVANS, 9714—Garage._ deo OFFICES IN GAMB LE BLDG. weal able f06 Pareiturnisned: wow building. | O-dVL. S735 Sma ee, reameas see] MACDEDe ee MILLWORK — Sash,” doors roofing. ot your ing porch; exclusive. Call ENRIGHT, 4052-54 garages, $7 nd Chesinut Streets IN | HE B621- “Gt ‘avols : Phone Lindell. 136 | building material ry candle . 17 Cheatn ou CStHUL HLTeer: . 4 y 3627 G s av bs , . oA “ . Ais; cont us + TD ; Se ie __ BU GE ENE J: AL hae Me ae - — Large offic e, heat and elevator service s ° DETERING AGENC Rotisadd sh a SHAWMUT PL 1493 rear) Good garage Bl | ] 1) | N G attention, out-of-town eae i. ja ED FLAT—5 or @ rooms and|2X\KIGHT. 4419—bri ick ae for 2 cars;| $30 pe month mmm Clon Vest ed Dist rict OFFICES——d4b02A Gravois; in a good busi-| fine for repair shop; rent $30. — | " . W. Flori Fore Distributing Co., ur ope peteam heat. sleeping porch, hot wa- _light and water: Forest 480 a . MARTIN & BREITT agi } ness section, suitable for doctor, den-ist, _OREON E. & BR. G, SscoT T. S00 Chestnut. Latest type one-story factory butlding — ule onal Peat furnished: convenient to 3 car) GARAGE—Hrick, private; light and water, Rea! Est ate and Leasing 1118-22 iain , - architect, subcontractor. Inguire ‘s STORE—Bayard and East ons” s. w. cor.; | 400x150 ft.: steel sash: splendid lisht and SPECIFICATIONS letters Be Mrge vard: west of King’s highwey. | 5800 block Bartmer. Cabany adoik. | ‘hemical 3) ow On Pine. Olive. Locust, W ash- E. J. A. SCHNEIDER, 640-A Gravors. | Jarge, modern store and celiar; $60 a, conditions: pense for ccoupaney one es Ripley, room 616, 408 bs ve; te 4 Post - Dispatch. ARAGE— ; , Pein mnataeiliptes : A 9° Laclede 120 OHN POCKERY & SON, Dealers in Real | Mav 1: will lease or sel! at reasonable terms 271: er - GA RAGE Easton, 8. w. cor Burd avy. , ‘ oo - " ( aciede JOH = vs 2 f " , en ote a ft =D HOUSE sk— -] erxe. living room rear; size 50x1V00: acc ommodating 40 ma- | 200x190 ington, Sixt h. seevent h. Eighth i Res ide nce, os. 3 Neosho; el = é - r Estate, 1025 Chestnut st i idea! eer A ww =e LLOCK Ww Ld, "bul ty ‘ee 4-T0o fre . / a nh. | chines; new building: references required $8,000 SQUARE FEF IN} ttc & INNSYLVANIA, 4700—Store, 2% oF & | OR E— Wonderful 26x31 ft.; large show ’ , © ; brick, @2950; 2-family modern = = Serr n h first ih Meer S betroome al path OREON E. & R. G. SC ‘OTT, 800 Chestnut #5 LT INC AN oe and Nint h streets. Some occu- rooms adjoining: sult ~ oo ag pithece gM | window; De mar; also show —— __Olive 1916 __ 514 Fullertzs Sies ood 0 a0 9200, different pia soe “ f a »2 gh , r ast of in ft - ‘Ag : ‘ surpose ki mac) favore | nad door. op o tt Trimp building. | rie u ana —ne: vel ; _ large studio in rear and ga-| MAPLE, 5022—P rivate garage; light, water, Begins 150 feet east ot Newst ad, in the “mat nresent. ot hers vacant. e, pual and doo! openi ug mi the ; | ‘ — Fe pietely furnished: 1% acres | store in yard; open, $10 month (7) Meart of new industrial distri ses new pie d St PFs e jitabl 4462 Delmar. ae | Suburban etwiction Co.. 700 Wainwright 1 Bidg 2 4 Tis % . ~ ~~~ - 2 - een wu : , 4 line y 7 « + ro . " . * : ‘ "oO ” " ft oO : Aijie : Feeis . e=° t« — - , > “ : ane TT ——— /@ blocks from center of Clavton: | OLIVE, 3675-83 (rear) 3Q0-car apaci ty; factory | UlGINg | up now ‘ heap st Possession In 40 to 60 aay >. ‘s ~ 7 3 ‘ —1L. are re, “hentfed be STOR —a t! 6 en d - ihe I nive sit Olive BU ‘SINESS LOCATI IN—Spie ndid: fer men’s ot you intend to bulld your home? We will in 8 usr - furnished from sune 1 to Octo- heat included ground of its kind A LOOMIS, 9 N. 7th , far ans DORE 5 Pees —— he, ve! City; busy transfer and women's wearing spparel Apply urnish you @ let and butid according to oe tee - HR CO. 713 hes ORSOR K&R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chentnet-| LIGHT MANUFACTURING See Store Leasing Depart-) gevenri, 1202 S—Store and small rooms | point: reely populated residential | «o'"ly “A "Walzier, 632 East Broadway. | YOUr own ideas and plane and finance if ; - - .. i Cheatnut st . ee. stan oe Coll y imadall J i " ¥ , on ro Oo at on ; : A tO rs Tre, ' Alton TI , 1ece ” ave our own architect to ~~ ) Page, Bl —ihcace ahah Marviend. , ment. —For rent or lease for cher a eS v3) |GHEENWOOD BL. 3592—Nice large beick | oniy th your plans and specifications and use Mf, 4746a—Coxy 4-room _fiat. benno e =" 417) Lueas—o000 9 s , and an Bates ) $16 Pine st co lendid location for 4 . only the best material money can buy, Come j furnished: bea th. steam heat. | V A’| E RM A N Da twuraRrg i at he Ma tr) { or 7 ave — th ¢ a t ’ 4 , * " ° . ‘ . . - “oe “)* , i> 4 mea nenin | ‘ riviem i et — te —- & _— _ = : —s ere “= an a see us : Lape ~ 2 particulars. ct : will sublease to party bi Vv ine 1467 or Maire 1880 : = nace on : pe ay es oo A ‘tee A ee ifs%a0i ISA A ( P { { ( hy \" ; ST] RE ‘ e.% ~— r} pai “or one ai . ! J cs d ‘ at : 4 two of thege | 52 | ‘ dail» untt! 7 ; néaye until 4 m. pat a bar “ ©, . oo Ee ae a sepa ep ysten levator se! immediate pc ciate ) ae , yoming); space — a Biore wae a nag oe A - . MAYER DAHL Tuer bene ; oy a miast - aan’ ePs = 4 se peers a _ w E ot toch rad gg «A : — secatings: 7 ' FRAN TS-PERRY-R! | f 10? ‘ NA Witi snow Ww ind aA Ons = sent ae pn hes re Wi ~ 2, lea 4" . ane oe WANTED BUSINESS PURP’SES R mee rw Graeé — as : se « De ey @ MOUSE—Reautifully furnished; ; . ements oa — a saga , : 1736 ARCADE BLDG a . b. WRISBERG. Phone = : a SCHE RTZ REAL ESTATE, |'BUILDING Wtd—To lease, for manufa mitiii™ s e11TT?™ 2 g00d income. Box 0-289, | SS TWELF'l Soo 5.-—Large a - o > Chestnut #t.. room 300 "Olive 449. turing furniture. arn nd 40.400 € KOR LEA Ie " ; : m i , any siness.; Wi decorare i 7. ete sjuare feet. 2724 N. Grand te) —— — rou will read ie ber , 4 . Pte : a . = - - - — — — . 7 sas a oe mis zs . —=— —- 7 GARAGES, STABLES WANTED ase P ~s > MA l- 5 15,000 SQ FT 7 gs 2. sale 7 a v3 wid “ eV » be - — A “e »nAan $2.00 sats canes Bl ‘Il. Ll) ING VW ta _ lLiow ntow n suitable for “* ae 7 oa . te . ae GARAGE Wtd—01 RET , “a5 irthwest rner Grand and Easton, 3 North SPLENDID LO‘ ATION BARGAIN It : to RI . Oo T1B Chestnat et abou 60-room hotel Edger *& Waer, R EA L E Ss T A T E repair shop; ren E | stor pe SG a building Linde VOL buy. holding 10 to 20 cars. Box 0-306, |! See t oy: a —— 5410 GRAVOTS , . “ 722 Chestnut _Post Di ixba "~ ch ‘ ; or Central o0 . BROADWAY, 2009 N —Store, with garage if Rest location fer any business n DE aK “oe, FOR es —_e —Leese or rent: 4 rooms and ———— ——— a == SN MeoMhNAS l. and BR wanted Forest 2949J ment ef ¢! is business district 3630 Olive; groune DESK SPACE Wr —Phone and stenogra phic * ; . oO! TY r :’ > » : 7 1-09. Post-Dispatch. — (7) tRANI & “ari the Water Towe! on® ‘splendid investment. — ra a BAS ew THA telephone service, smiles! nan, roKnet! , a 3 et ype particulars. Rox O-167. 4—Three rooma Southwest TO LET—-BUSINESS PURPOSES Q ¥ 9 Pi arge store or Vill divide; wende rful lo A ‘ 3 ,RTM ANN. yd 6 : tle (s,uarants — ferred ce = wrt ott —- ‘ Se a a . eo : id 2 " ; a: 4 . ory) new rer? , Ym t » A‘ e ii Lv 4 sT S| t C ( rls “ 7m : . 7 tine . -s . 396 , Sah we Tut —To aaent 5 rooms; teod.- 31°3 N. Vandeventer, store 30 OV ‘ MOR Ris Pe . ply a Sa | GARAGE Wtd—100-car capacity, ~ good Je WRISELS-GERHART REAL, ESTA rE. cation. must be reasonabie Owners a ——e a : = on of 4 _adulte: 8 vears in N ALTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY CO.,/and heat sgenwe! a nae igh: tor werticulare. . | @SBERT AND Sati is Bem Mere tt . 7 s aut ae its a ae @eation Box K-35. PD _ 408-09 Wainwright Bidg. 317 ah ESTATE cO., : thw Seukeet whih RE ck ae ee GROC ERS ATTEN l ION Rep e 2s n° ee Grand 540 REAL ESTATE mae, jus SN ser ve 3 a rent or lease, S-room DENTIST OFFICn—Witn doctor; good Main 4661 a L. SCHERT: _EATL ESTATE flat ebov Renee AND OLIVE | LOCATION Wtd.—For retail coal yard: rail eT : a sam ‘ Ha revonsin adultes: South Side i Cation. — Box B-332 Post-Dispatch ~ B i 1 y = ! es room 30n ‘ 440 4507 ‘Moreanford. store anj iat bade ve, STORE OR OFFICE FOR RENT ' road ewitch. willl lease er buy. Box W-1032. Aer Avene property with , ae 3 t Le 7 - a , 4 - oe : - : eal “We “ ; “2 “ al r r *\ reer : in i rigs! Sire a 2 a R. Mille, 4000 F\ (e7 Central 8850 (1), . eS. Se Un ae any business coal fugpished, So oe ie Rk LUSTKANDL R, CO., Ft CLID AND Mera RSON, ad FIOOR pag tain ied ta op sales og vl ont we bring the pa eee iT - | LOCATION—Good location for airdome. Rot B i] i o { . R e] t rf 34 i R08 Chestnut st re floo be bul to sult require- Bide ‘nox A-292 Post.Diseatcs m Seuth write eed . a y * you ~aine ‘=e - aq — BU NG Al ow Wy d a 1 or : t . 1040 Ant r 7. where, ? > » tem 20.4 i ft south’ t “orn si‘ “SIWEST., 53932-—large riore: ren. + , ‘ ' be ee i 40 Quse not for sale, Box HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER R, E. CO., em; 20,000 4 , comer SUUT ST 5020 : W INDE PHIL WELLSTON 1 2 3, tae: Goel 10-50" guests REAL ESTATE FOR EX “Se : : ; a lh . | WAR EHOU SE—4 floors and basement: 44x fth and Cheetnut. 10th and Howard sts (ch3x) sonable Sidnex rooming A eerende ae : age nee _ ha é, - . age or v ; 8. Post-Diepatch ALL cla . -wid—7 or 8 : modern: 144: 30,000 sg. ft.; large electric elevator. 3 ak © ee Oy neiness location: good for an kind of Hox W-6 + Classes of bropert n or cvewsast ae : . : reaponribie gt "ar ek att 13 3 N. Main #& Call Bonsack. Olive I ¢ ) R ] kK \ i K ( )} } i¢ Ke R¢ )OM West d mo Sones a Kroger's 1454 Hodiamont STORE wid —Smeal! for ofan Ree Ty. soc oF cnenanaee tn aed in BO én © tes ist ~~. oe a : bn, O56 Pershing or 68 550. (c¥9) 4a “ Office room in Northwestern Trust Co. | ——— (' 4573—Two new stores, with NEW DEI MAR BI STORES 19) Post. Dievat Cabany — ae ool “ =. . _ ——---$—_ — -——- - RES ) ‘ATION ON WASHINGTON AV. Pidg., 15th and St. louls, heat furnished: | CHOUTBAL, io 7 Ni ab 4stha 3 ; =, Poat-iispetces » APART MEN Seal best ATION ¢ offices above; to be erected soon; one 5634 DELMAR BL - ee eee ee : erchange . i owes “ope STEtt. mii ee -. + ints . - ¥ | sa 'ryy % ‘ 2 ‘ j SI ‘ ‘OND ri OR. open . ara, : | ay Ay gy Pleas A LN kK; \\ s | QO R ES “Lune th e room and stock HATSCHULTE REAL ESTATE CoO., | leased to Kroger Grocery Co memes: Fireproof stores; good size. each with full- h . 70% front lr } mereerien. russ,” St. Louis William tm iv- Well ID Tyler 366 107 Proad rent modern heating system omnes > , a" in : ’ Ti tiilhding euet | kK VA ai Ker i 1 vie abte> N Oa Way ; as , . Por ATE size basem = ; oe @ is . ? nee } enesttat. — ~ Re t: Forest B6967_ fc) 14x10 EACH—850. | R > SHELTON. 1508 Wash wad Fo an HERTZ RE a way tt eo 440 OREON EF R G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut ry ee rs? — & reward for » 10 ) & JAS . MORFIT, S07 Chestnut at ingt , at? oer, BB location trom 4000 to '5000 | as FOR LEASE Northwest SELMAK BL, 60%8—Modern store; $60. DE L MAR STORE FIND A | ait mn: lent ronéitian . t. 8 4 4 JEAN I - ~ — - , om ton Apply. upeta tre Apt. (3 ae ve ™: Wanted ey sy 1 aor 15: bert | Central " } } eT ; sentuen ts - Bemggre = ated aan “4 La e space o DFE UMAR “@ 70460-— ‘ etic es, jarge and ema!) Northwest corner Deimar and Academy ox B-246. Post-Dispatch. | BU1LDING—50x140; l-story; truck storage ‘We haye two stores In the bdeSi aT —— : eT ~} heart of University City; fine s0catloS a .cetient new store: + beat hot water and BUYER 1? rooms; West Box_W-132, Post-Dispatch j ;, tail } ines loecu- |’ gieteste yy Bown ee oe, eee aie for doctor scsi 7 janitor service furniane +. a Be agowntown retail MSiIness 10Ca tral Bridge and Hunt rd. Cabany 4243M —— = rs “ ATL “JONES REALTY ©O., ~' 51a “ BUILDING—Daylight building. s300 1. ft; aie * a STORES pssst DELMAR, 6704 A—Sma!! room for, concen Main 1902 12 Wainwright Bidg FOR THAT Ki NGER- KLEIN ey co. 104 M, ‘a am TG lease: modern, 7 4, S04 N Levee. poor RAMM R K:. tion for le; ise, Invest igate. °903 Mare a store or office ethool or iodges, fm the heart OF WF a Phone Oliv Mu“ 1109. “irs ots 1: nn sify City “DE Ly M AR Sot LEV ARD CAR a Teferences furnished. Phore CO. 308 SF! (cB) ~ ~ oe en . — same peste ) 4 ; x1f . : $2 EE ” > ae ae Te Wa = 73 (71 ¢ oo = 2117 i—Pre fer ” garage, repair shop H¢ L B R¢ op “ : yet W gy L ~~ R > 4 m. ore aire ate ¥ a. ae DELMAR BL _ O87 '6—Big ‘ xs, --- OFFICES AND dh gy oa’ . AU see ~ Le oY we — to rooms, in the. Jihy fc) mj 2 ANDERS’ TOCK E-1 “R MANN 2E AL. granitoid bas ts » size; steam heat: vee beimar bi; very modern bufid- flate ) SSerth of Delmar. by a thor- DESK ROOM—Both phones, typewriter. 407 REAL EST TY C 808 Chestnut ef best location in West End for retail mes Mg effices 54 fleet, one cterercem ist THROUGH THE AUTO Wa a ‘are faim), of adults Call Cab- Pon tia H ig - SS monthiy 7 ) + : Mi; , a A . 7 ohar it. re Ke of | AL Oe 2 Chestnut. MGI Wd a : ath | floor; reasonable ' , S800 neveh. weet. ae a. ee r | DESK—in well- turnished office. Room 402 . . 7 | South | DELMAR BL... 6150——Fine, new mere, rent * enemy SHEL Loe . een et POST DISP TCH t Louie County. ay ere: Moe ra rent ® to 12 room) Title Guaranty Bi: ¢}} A HIGH-CLASS exclusive wom- | ——~—____—__— aT Par itivng a oe Ng pe responsible ten- | 7989 FORSY THE BL A A Louis ay, # ain wartivy furnished residence . o ijoor. ) ae be : ALABAM:! 28—Corner store, suitable for right on_two-year | \N, Ors , in ~ sam Fee am ete | DESKROOM—Gr ond floor: Geek, phone en’s wear shop On prominent “any business: rent reasonable. es; ant, CHAS. BE. RICHARDSON, Resitor,) apartment, & rooms and sleeping AUTO RUNGALD ut iful. wre ; good } ' © cn speci” ’ orca | v Bex Ww. 241i. P +! a} pd : —_—s een Ae hia ae , etc.: broker. agt. Title Guar. Bidg. 15 N ik CENA] Saat..Siaiadan — SCPE Rap acckernee eh , . >] : t ‘1 oT Pp oe ; ss ; ¥ ‘Zz corn eu Se ee eo R downtown street desires to ren 012 Nebraska EASTON. 3825—Store; saad location, DY AS. SHE L P. 1 ' of SPACE—76x101; Steam heat oe Tut 7 age pa from the car sheds ee POR SALE COLUMNS FLATS. — | {freight and, passenger elevators. Lind part of shop to equally high. RICK a ag Mc ot! igor gan | BASTON, 6401—Fine business corner. drug | 180-32 OLIVE ST, ‘Bide. 7th and Lucas av iy = — = site + teh” - me ve if want Fro FOR co OR = ~ . erie Manchester rd.. west of North and South store preferred: rooms above a ad bel ED ~ | FLOOR BP AC “= 0 ea. nt. on Jefferson. class line of ee —_ ey Sidney 2465 or 2623 Texas. ic) See wher, 1486A Semple av. J * MODERN o SS ee ae . bit ’ ' | 3 hard BA og ee =) FB nm mw y Bn By suitable for retal| / and sweaters. Reply ry etter. ag ( ts. S6sS—Or tice auntiate he pg nth E AaTOS. + vag fine retail, location. store, | MORRIS AACH Rn CO., aces Chestnut. ont psd ‘Poeett. sage » Tints! . a . fai catt on or doctor or tiet; st grow-' ood con ‘ Besencksmane Menccenatien — weet arose ak oe Wnundrge Box B-818 | store. email printing pint or stmiiar buel-| Box A-284, Post-Dispatch. (€) | sng neignborhans 0.“ BROOKS REALTY CO., 107 N. 7th. — ee, ns diene :

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“A Nl ont ima Pea ELM ne EN a ee ~~ ae SK oh eae eee : ied pan “To TMNT > Fe a ee ee For ‘Sale Today. _ Sale, le, E rchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F lats, Ay artments, f Residences Va? il jee — Ss io ‘REAL ESTATE CARDS CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALECITY REAL ESTATE pean Nh Pear dndlermnaetrninine minnie SALE CITY ‘REAL § TE CARDS — | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCT?. cure? RAIN op > SHINE if 3 . y 9 UY: . | ‘ S( (aNel rR ars and Renter SOUTH ughborough Pagll! yoorTANI : ) L\/\ / f | s : | 7 5 3 ‘t M A | PAS RO | | | Bs ~ TRON ae ee go ecelllilier at nentatadi -* Cae = | a 4 7 . . 7 ; (AX 4 ~~ ~- Drive out thro ear line. to the (oncrete street DEALEST OF AJ All improvements, consisting of Sewers, @ i drive from Wye D4 LOTS LEFT toid Walks, Water, Electric, Curb and @ i New homes bei -] Ss . a ff TT) Is DOTY , NE H. DRY AND LEVE! and Maeadamiz Streets, are to be in: «=C(“= 100 ‘hieage av ~ ; - * at | > tara B arecté Reality Ce . ¢ aber wee 5945 Easton. LAT” GHBe ROU GH AV. 12 44 acres for subdivision epoesire mal a ? are eteirt Pork “ T20 Tithe Gear Side. DESIRABLE LOTS frem Grand + f of et & 27337 aati | ‘eines | I 4 sam Raster ant money? One te ee eee eee . Comes REAL ESTATE—W’'T'D TO BUY REAL ESTATE—W’'T'D TO BUY ! O! Ut walks, water, gas, electrie and cinderized | : ; WILL “PAY ALL CASH FOR “BARGAIN x - 2 De oo lied without cos te the purchasers and ¢g a! Residence : iy; 3 , + itenaesger | ., e, oe Ser ae Build ur frame or brick home in a location where & Come out today and let our agents ~0.& ; é Vi “lars * Chicago ~ ~ em ae adios 7 FoR BAY a td tho, .... .,... | aggre sagem a ae ee caaiienal ITYTAGES WANTED FOR CAS HOE How to get roe t t — —- a ; "eet ~ ,ers “ " = a es a ecu \ j i : i YirTt \ FE > 2.2 ri> List “ 7 -s ? Q "i s °* 4 is 4 to MisGing: ily —— I USLI°€ res i- Py : : Herew } > us . ’ i on , a > 77 ator av.. fhen ~waik east on Bates #70 biocks — cence gee of R2 ; + bes 16 S00 mou ru , . se . : ; ' ’ a i" : = : 3 ; 7 "ements. soy erm Ls. sas agi poe Suseood. “L |i FEa RETREAT Eli UT : JODY-GOLLER REALTY back: price $138.000. L. | WAYER-Da | LEY ¢ Si? ol 1! COME OUT TODAY. BOODY-GOLLER RI y Eusiness Property Wanted ie, Owners and Agents 4642 GRAVOIS AY. PLATS—BL WOU ALOWS—CUTTAGCES Site ane partments . .} Vv >. : . hain bs Pe | “1x: bap ag : 3400 | SSS ne Sig i 73x: Mar rive, 10Ox1@2 feet, Bungalows, Cottages Wanted i , ei “3 ar @ rooms 7 oo) REAL ESTATE—W'T'D TO BUY REAL ESTATE—W'T'D TO BUY AMES PLACE 7 Fiats Ss, Apartments Wanted ea ohn Fiats, Apar tments _ Wanted — — S HEART c NIVERSITY cr7yY * > ; ifm ; : ; . @ ~ ~ me rei - * : - J LB Provements FARNEST WINEY iN t2 HOURS | > cect : ; ‘ — ~ anual rms e-third Lal i GET AL! ‘H FOR PROPERTY be tere Ao See : B Lie i : - | r z : ESSARL TO LIST * , _ . , . : te Lirgreums . r siturite or 4 : os Y owner . OBOe . 3. Carn eS Must Se modern, and on the South Side Pamt~ Dire th | ne 7 ; we nt at . . 855 Park n Soe Cvs Sea: eer car itpes and schools: state particuiars, vi ar MM RSS: iDEN Wit —i co ee oe real estate: onilect rente at — Paap ae renntieetiiee : a “a r Wr mm brick. ; _ price amd terms. agent dont answer. fox gesineNi = wil te or ease. © roams _ ee AEST. Pom . * es iin. wate nmen. « " ' inte orte a , ah ree Usa! 4-96. Post-Dispatch + ower im county or city. seca 6. | hae we ae ee amen gained new og . “e a ae a — we = ' meaies ; ‘* x er ‘ es | ] Fl, + W d : trard ay - — . ett ame . . s * @., TR. OnTate ° = ox B-.1S8! . ; > ; “2 : or - a Seg ettemenn ¢ » s beet -Diwnai on tracsactions passing ‘hreuagh ar effice mm: “st ©? rust : TD vg? snail rLAT Wid co Oe my i ; Sing e at ante RES [DENCE = wed —Went oat End. 13 wit Aare mgt EESIDENC persona at est lon Your satisfaction te eur ry ? . aiiiie wile eens a FLAT Wtd—@ing ew eo ronal 2 ~ a Muer bur cuick I wpat yA ge nage fT vent | waiting aim. “ge . gg ~~ die - meena . cM Chey — —--- ! ah Lich ne > 1 ~~ # and & 4 and er 5 and srafera iy te sah . JOT C. GRETLICH REALTY co. ' ett ao a, ae” a a an ——— ll , —rie Say 2 of me, to South & St. Leu ®: wrtte fal! detas sand odces QORN WELL x &. CO.. Lik SN. Teh. Open Monday evenings. Grand and Heber: ‘= tan on — a nal ems ae > rer re L,Y . me wt tt with prtvste par rr ne ren Cre ad . ~ * @uick. Burt ito ‘ : . : : : . J A ~ =) -~ ea . . F yak, ; ic) estate men. Sex A-iil, "Pest Dispatch.

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POI AE SIE I Oe SEI IY AE RN EEE he PecheAL ES: TA’ TE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. a aN PROP'TY FOR SALESUBURBAN PROP'TY _ nara SUBURBAN F PROP'’TY FOR SALE SUBURZAN PROP’ TY FOR SALE. oe PROP’ TY FOR SALE S!IJBURLAN FPROP’TY FOR SALE SUBLABAN @ROP’TY FOR SALE SUBURBAN r r.. Supreme TUE MOORLANDS | " COME OUT “I ai Don? t —_— Piker!”’ 1 » 4 y ; CONSISTING OP iil TODAY il —not said by us, but was said by Pcnegongie the { ti iin r 1 r at rt- ‘ough Parki)OORLANDS PARK — MOORLANDS ADDITION « SESS SESS ner Morgan Ford ; 4 EXCLUSIVELY FOR HOMES i TO BEAUTIFUL Mh “Man, saggy: en: right sow & ~ ens i 2 be (rove. pO roucih Avy aa Drive out through Forest Park and W ydown boulevard or Clayton road, or take Wydown Boulevard deere . g enue — f 3 car line, to the most elegant residential district of the City of St. Louis. apartment house lots will double in value in twenty-four months.” f q Hi Concrete street paving on Claytonia Terrace will soon be completed, thus making another through an : us iu : lrive from Wydown boulevard to Clayton road neh ht iiee esi + ) 1 to fif h sisting of Sew ers, Gra) qi : : ayton road. Hine "| And our customer was right. Nine hundred to fifteen iun- nie lies ; a . ™ i New homes being built and the large demand for hiome locations is increasing values rapidly. Han Hina dred dollars will be made on these four-family flat and . oe ; Electric, Curb and Gutter apartment house lots this vear. They will double in a short Beeets. are to be t a This property will make more money than any other property in the city. Investors should buy now, Ninn ||| time—no question about it v ins alled Z as advancing values will make you large profits. enh HEL | urenasers and Guarantees ; ' H . vt pie y ‘ . an: tl ~ - Of. — ° e ° I) We Are Selling 100% Value for 60% Price hit AIC | A Go Your Limit in protective restrictions. With: loor. We have these distinet # {i SALESMEN ALWAYS ON THE PROPERTY \\ i} | D |R Uding lots and prices n | | | Hi Hi ’ ; °O} ; WH RO EI ie ©) ; Me Sitled-in eround oH i, : ||| 6700 Etzel Av. University City | I X50 LOD, y Ie, me on the grounds of ¢ | : | | 11 TR : ° i D 5 we . as : 1 Sie |" Highly Restricted “* SUBDIVISION John’s Parish. § i | i ay for the real game. Bt CWS = CEA b : : : | ? a Hail | eae “a me! ONAN... Sade = « } 17 Lots Sold Last Sunday ||| —Es Delmar Garden’s Next Door Neighbor . 7 aN | wie « News ‘ | x” ; ¥ & a _ ‘fi = * im | . : ee ‘a : , : « ne ne : nds every day till6 P.M. By Rican ES ce cs SA i he Os a mg ee - ' Mth $350 to $500 | 7 | a : : eer s,: =: TO aes - ee Se lee li i YS Si 7 oh 4 ne poaeate sgl! nn te | 19 Apartment Sites Remain | Cash and monthly payments carries a lot. Or par —_——.. ee waning 5 a oe’ RT ings .. 27 . “eam oan Bg , “ met , ony . _ ee — ' ‘ , oceania empanadas —— 8 a Rane ARON TROL aie HoRrAL et: coe ee i. Unsold No cash. Buy every lot you can carry. Don't let this . * 4 : “ al — = eee = ® i j W 7 Take Cherokee Car 4 a) —~ -———- on. SL nenenienoe, meneame ; tba Tt) = a —— great opportunity get away! It is an opportunity! Bpro: igh Avenues, then . a8 ae | | : pughborough Avenue to i} Shaw & Francis— oo Re Cae mn INVESTORS ACT AT ONCE MN pway from te And we caer spall —>_.. — = Nes v 2 . | e : ‘ Property located at the ‘| Special Agents Holbrook-Blackwelder R. E. Trust Co. | GOING FAST Delmar and Westgate go from $45 to $350 and $400 a ° | Cabany 3150 Wvydown .- Main 5055 812 CHESTNUT ST. Main 5OD6 cca i : LY front foot. Signboards begged us to buy these lots. — —. sees ane ——_—— ————— Choice bungalow and residential lots are avail- Yet that big profit got away from most of us. _-« ee — — . . — ee — =a s— - 7 s + - ; ws ea ! av ani And so it goes! Apartment house lots in Roth Grove Realty Col /REAL ESTATE—W'T'D TO BUY CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | able today. "|| will positively double. ‘They MUST! They CAN'T Suburban Property Wanted Northwest Saute Southwest | More money has been made in this section than |||) HELP IT! ler iu We ior Wid.—60-ft.. north or south side of |“BEST NORTHWEST’— “Home lots. ae TT] oe he OS —-. cee aie ied ed Hae , ; , s and Ag e nt % . street. must be ol L a ‘ation. 3°°7 ‘business’ , lots We show mid we oot . e R E ( 1 ( YN A V. BI [LJ MERS, A T T EN T I yN ali\ like area in St. Louis O! \ l¢ nity m | But we can t walt. Every day these lots are selling. 46 {9 Grav ois Av, Never az. Grape 1O1R jain em. ‘B3ah. your’s with us Open Sundays Pg a le al iia : 7 COLUMBI \-M XC KLIND HEIGHTS ae 4 : | “aR “* sor Bex « ; os Sim Bris athe ~— i about $15,000 ‘~ s A et Shee © CRUTCHER feet: low price | for 1 ck sale eae iene Agger: eg Pe ed eu a Grane New Delmar-Olive loop will be located two jj)! f , ts nd pric “n Peop! aa inc r to our office 4 yesidence in exchange on St. Louie income | _ Be ie ntaine North Loop. es : is — . ian KRieL-hhYDT-EARTCKSON OF plats ane ices, eopie are Co Bw Y “a pesesss A Onis Sh et * ee ge eye ee NEAR GRAND AY. —2aze 8, Eeeetwer, eee ee blocks south of Bellemoor Park. iil and investigating. No longer anyone doubts St. Louis, - ra : soe ” “€ lé int { 1 ~ \ $: . $650 Wiks Dus At 3 t I ie West ‘yy . . . hi m . a. we’ . . r , a " TITY REAL SSTATE FOR SALE ver fo:t: terms a | Dewey av., begins 218 feet south of Delor: io7—on Bergin av. inguire 8922 Alneka lake Delmar-Olive line to our branch office at m2 ee re gate ta = the Delmar loop, 316 blocks south of Bellemoor. © are gous ake | (“*hestn) TSINESS ANT =|, rit > \ at re a — a —— —— i .) yt ge Roreramantt” wnat 54 100x116 ONLY $1900 — : bot—sSa 1 20 Gration 4) l¢ ie ; , ‘ty q foot, including improvements; must ae ) ae . i ‘ . Ss ' we , . . ons . . Bold this week _ Box_A L109 Post-Dis AS =e Ss. ‘ . Ms on Cas Sle , Bun: ralow . . Per |: oOo Te pe ri , \ OTWFRrTkK - re (ri, ps ; 1] ] Buy loeation— pay for if. | hen you Ww ill make money. Went aay 7 4 Pt Wary . ~ = 999 Just north of Fr} rissa nt { { f " ‘ : ’ t ; : cs ‘ , . ‘ ’ li yy me evt—o0-ft.; corner, 4076 Terry _| BELLIS R CO... Arca le Lhe ive 378 ) ma! ist nm of Series. | °c oe eee ee Salesinen On PI ounds a ‘ Sunday ; iit ; . : ie ne iy oe | cance vicar Pe Dood apg bag DGAR S. WAER, 712 Chestnu . ie Drive to Roth Grove today. Out Delmar avenue to ; se ~—. : T le > ’ OI : yr ) ) at gic » yf = I M lL, Lata R L1.3s Ru = . as ereul . in , . vi AU shad ; Le i | 7 ' : ° . giv Bx 12s, ‘ lic erger, outhamp- 30 or 90 by 117. on en e of Queens = x1 tl owner. Gahan 50% ‘ all Delmar (;arden. then north to Oliv e Street road, then ton. Box 46. __Post- ‘Dispatch. _jav., between Lillian and Thekla: cheap > . ) JOHN DOCKERY & SON, Dealers in Rea! Buy 1} og he} ISTYV al k one block west to Ferguson avenue. — 7 ee VV . i ' (srs 18 and (ser ( qi : . : PNB 2 a | - di es ~Sye , . 3 4) r f q oy cas ’ trude. Inquire Estate. 1025 Chestnut. st. ss or fla x140; $30 per foot; Sov" > rerhol Wii ( V V 7) (erot * saa far ar ° Taft : asn. Oar ‘we LM ' \ ij | . i \ ' pen box oa teen. gee me f abode West Florissant, Bargain setbove! iicatvianl ov” eee ee YS idk 4 UE EY b : : oe Lot 50x150, between King’s highway and tilenwo ' e* § | ‘ IN a aA/T—A!1 iproved; x Greer ay. : rice ; A as ae : RR . ' la s west of Morganford REIT hitrt |) r~ . 3 $800. Call 4018 haees Ee sing peeve | Queens. _ Apply 5448 Queens ait Midadimanioa wae prereis = oe mm Spay we Ix EAL I Y COMPAN i Wh IE, Da AVIS eaity & origage Co. OTS—4, in Beverly Hiuils; si: de wal ks pnd Ss $25 per foot ” _evemnanta tende- see ns price “right. oe : nid Le newers made: will sacrifice _. 5210 Terry. | SS FEDERER-ARENDES REALTY CO 7 emp} i Ciel er PBN eer ; ° i 1 , Lot—Beautitul. sUx185 ft. “a improve- . eidney 20:0 a BS Ll 5 LOT——N. w. 6 Des Peres bl. and Water Delmar and Kingsland : i F OF Davis Syndicate No, m 1 bel ) ] ted 990. \W bj a 4 , y 7 ~ a | ~ , . x1 74 } tor } ser E ’ lend money to. rag ge hy Post - LL is. Of King s highw ay I rontage SPE LA L PRIC E \ 2 : ene od BA a sal ° IE urchin = ( ‘ 6 » 34 Ve f=) f + i‘. OT—30x125, fri - King ° : : ee ‘RR TS {¥faBeautiful: 80 tent ‘inva: @077 ADE j "| 816 () Sf across from O'Fallon Parke in ee! “inguize Sok 8 tenes ee: | PENTOSE Park Subdivision pp tori gaa Nae Sock sats Sapien wea toe 92h Te a ail IVE OUFEEt | ea lag nv | OE Rais 6228A Easton Av. Olive 7930; Central 3417. way d WKichelbergrer ntaine Pars MaSS rone ; : T—30x124 fe feet deep: ail improvements: ; Ss " hh r ~~ a, ke and Tht ke | operty @e price $500; $10 monthly Box 4.92 Corners on Two boulevards ! = a creer my a 3 _ Pos: - ce a. ~—o * 7 week —_ 4 i at D A 7 zt é “a K a & PST 7 N "6 =" Cl e (1 ut. a lain 2162. ' e } at LiL ob al right la C‘ahanv S376 | (ean — feet, vacant; ast ot on Harvar on D in the & itv AYT—In Soutbarmpton, cheap “ se ,- O2-¥ searons DiS . . : ; . No —— =~ ae seen ———=—_- = Butler, sales manager. m 5 Send me plat and prices of Roth Grove. / Ww. cor. Garfield and Nort ik . ns . ! {Ju oe ee we Drive east on Thekia, 0100 north Unton a meant ay: hans e 8001 OO 2 rm H\ | Name * ; oy buldiing lois for flats on North Mar-| or south 3 biocks over King’s highway 1! Set Van ook a a y ; : = i ignway “250 per foot. Phone Forest 6073i LOT—T0xx Forevihe ns, 50165: umenk’ QITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SUBURB’N PROP’TY FOR SALE eclkimann ae Co 4 . ALD W') IN R. BE, CO.., 78h Arcade RBidg am a av sates | 2 gs Co - Pewee FOxe . Reocwr tine. 0165 emenig ‘| ’ ¥ % > SAaies! on gro ur ys To QD m™m RAN? 4 -- iv} Gs ,. } * ‘ we? . iad ‘ : ' 3 ntmoor a“ ‘ . fo ‘ . $ i Ni : r 4 VA = ! Miln . ay b ; 3 ‘ P ”'y is ae ~ Dia bias ey NTY LOTS. ark a SONAL IY kit Chestnut 5 a ——. pape her ne a! | Za gt St ne es cut o ‘on ne: mi. t aa ol; = as e ‘ cK —, + afr . 40° " ‘ , , : ‘ . 1 — WEES S : . . ’ .. : P1000: x Ale . 80 “ ne “re Olive 80869, Central 6125L, Grand 1129R ‘ bO-11 atti ne. we in Po res wy ces ie Es ) > F ne #! strictiv modern: Sarame; iage +2 £ ‘ - & . . ’ . ¢ . 300 feet Past of e = . _* . { ; ae. ae s4 . ‘ sau , . ‘ . ’ od ’ ) >, . ‘ | | : - Laeenny ra. : e : ae 7 a ame “tenn iad . rain wner torced Oo sel |. ine Hy ] o1lte Lot argaln A Le 10 * S600 | 100 N Seventh p tot 12, bis ock “33, acham Park, 30x100 Soutn LOT rt corner Macklind and Odell, EL Kk. MANN, ive 1904. Z08& Wainwright [I have an exceptionally well-located lot it cn ows LICK. 1030 mecenit Olive 1428 4 - aad k - 8. Big Re nd ra . , . ‘ t east of Mi!lwau- BUILI ING } l OTS ‘ "} zt . i re ‘ ~~ : ot ‘ . ¢ eI t ow ‘ >i ¥ { rs 4% w + oh-grade eribadi -Ision iSkinker ana ; \ ia , pune a . " 4 rooms, bath, fur- « , 4 ms ¥ a a Woice: Ii Lr 1; r - “ A eS . : - te , i. tap , oe ei » of ocnt . rhs . B00 ay . ‘ :, a“ : QO roacs hich e¢ ul ased : I price $36 : 00) r ‘ -' © SI Make offer near Kir a high , - , ) r . . ‘ 5. bh 1. t vv star ai ht i@t _ ———-- —- —_-——— - p of Elmv ood ”\ DET ERING At; he re ST i y 36°79 ray at : prs nnon >" De I De’ Ait? . . — aiins . . ° ™ ! : \" : . Make us an offer for part or all. FAC TORY “Loc AT iO Nant itv " ON5y E. I LUBRCKING, % tie uaranty Bldg sou Vverntent (oO slreet Cal Price Sill. ' SUBURBAN PROP’TY FOR SALE lew. Ey Y ' “GER ‘G RE ry of d If y O ” P J. H GU a AF “aay oo nar te ay i Mag - a on Dav is st.. near railroad: al ; a i a . AVONDALE, 38735-—hKenwood Dbprings, — house and sreened-in porch; Tease : \ ' . ‘ . .e . , ‘ , | . ra y i fe! mneyz g and and Overland “7 t ifs | Us for rea! bargains [OT-—=N. ¢ cor. Neosho and Pennsylvania rOT—West side MeCa ro) : . - rooms, batt kitele rivileges, a beautiful 4 ponnemann Barnett Realty x. wet ae chesn Grand 11841. an S85 feet left. bar tr -50 per foot o% 17 Rt) a rie: ail econ a E- - SOKRB ! . Easton. ( | LOT—With a @arage for * machines. 23837 HALIL. REALTY © “aston anda Cora . - 9 mich RR] Il : lots t bar ir _* oun Cabany 2066. __—-—_—$948 Easton. (0) | a ; j A pes ee Po Mae re gape ega men gE RL LLS—6 et a bargain, (cunt ce some iwik tuneee x of virgin soil, covered with blue grass and beautiful forest trees; 2 4 m Gil 0 geek Geneeeeeeeeeeease— oe AVtS- \iy ‘ "iG iO é i1Labie f "iCK Marvian +4 est Ny ort ‘ , a. i s¢ parece d i I d As Vem re ) , : : et lots: able | : att only ne other bargains; come consisting of, walnut, hickory, persimmon and oaks: fine spring . = LOUGHBOROUGH AY. LOT—ineconade 200 fe. “west Grand, 30 Fallows ire Lad il SOUt Box pg it Wes of. walk 4: fee -~ : : . — ; . , . 11.44 _—— for subdivision opvosite rma‘n ind 60. feet : _ $40 foot Forest Sv1lJ MOLE s RCOPUiOnal: pi © “ses S ae é JacKSso! “urguain st | DIN LATS $6 and $& front foot , ~ .. . ’ . ' naries cet a } »} 5 j d by q entrance to | arondelet Pork. } me | LOT—i:0 feet; 5800 Arthur av.; bargain; | Vost-U'spatch. —_— — : BOW TR 31% illertor Lg. * best schools and nur 108 and ye Tv ce ee | ge —" a ate ranch; located on an etween the new and old KF lorissant roads, OC . . aaa ; aRrP @e ars oe eek coca . ’ WVEP KI.2M! . - : —--— Bie —_ * 7) t Mar&hall ; nN Are a ie »~ St slut ? 86 SB: P. LUECKING 210 Titie Guar, Bldg. term EDGAR 8S. WAER, 722 Chestnut McREE AV.. i an R ER tron F Ny 4 . lind BO feet 8 e ee. Gee 7. = a. ther 3 t \ ine for Chas Hamm an eee ‘ ane ~tOOW, fel) a? 40x1°R Victor 329°xX 3336 Mich aS ‘ ; . . is : ne! ‘is ' hing and eit: 110 om LPereh- . 4 = ti ‘ n ome - ean lon I rf ie f . on ™M Alsop’s place, Woo4- E. A ‘ La wuman 1} , = | : igan. Fm. oe vate in San irs it sUNGALOW—6 roome, con Ces, or rerKs ce ’ wo « ' uett fe: ast of atgon, in vu: 2EE_GILES CO elmar : 373: ols ar , , 1 have sews rs, 6 foot granitoid side a Ss € ountv | LOT—4954 Nage!: $0x140; all improve- ie Sy onis aasle ric mail b1°150; ‘OR LES CO.. 4914 2D ima sleeping po hes, 4a! Ting 3733 Manola i“NGALOW—Manchester rd., just west of ; 6200 Easton Ay. and cinderized streets. These are to A VALLEY . nents; targain for cash. Owner, 4984 witli take $250 cash and monthty vaymoent: wi HILLCREST LOTR Kenwood Springs Pec aa = North and South rd. 8 rooms, 8 ceo: ‘ a . | Blow ie bargain Aoub! ’ Orr Lot vUxlovu.. sout e oF 4 erdceen, west }: [I NGAILA xt —, 2 i5 ; ackiand; new UnKS tn, ne iwoor joors irnace, electric x ——— : : a et er me SSeS = to the purchasers and guaranteed, A Bea \TRUST Residen ce | L LOT—S. «. Wyoming, | f west f Ber t bO : watson, road is improved : tla- ; of De Mun, and lot . north side of low-f “re double garage; owner upstairs Lures, : lot 100 ft. fromt; bar- — rn , home in a location where there 18 no a co : 1: 25: $: >) . foot “ aia’ Bt te . Ad t ‘ x ar dq x ’ Arh unde! 7 ist east ) A a tt ° Ma agen! ee A a ga) » #V { tar 4 oo f OTT A izE—O ive a? rad and Rprin ay . tn Hou skrE—A# room : price reasonable. -- PD «ui se I ‘ i \" ". \ & c ‘ty 722 ¢ Chestavt ¢ / } (a) y tle (Guar. Bidg ; BI ‘NGAL OW mr rooms bath. electric. fur- ie P BLAN kh BE on E 4 ‘oO the Remiey subdivision, new, rooms, Joneph today and let our agents show hts the \/ Site qo eon See | = . - as ae ei saa BE SOLD QUICKLY ace, large garage 30x30. outhouses, vine Chestnut et. Main 5046 Central 1344. bath, electric and furnace: open for in- HOUSB—?\% acres. 4-room house. , _ - : Ox gre em eletal — ine, St 20'Lis LOT—w. — a chigan, 3 of Keoki, | + a “or rt RO 1, . on aan ak 2 = ; ra rag ; auaen TT NIGR AT AD se 7 et spection; on easy terms See he : . . . s 135; $32 50 a feot: ba PR E y | M IN ARY SHOW- bi. between hous Bins te 4014 ‘ar ‘ 40°0 ek sae the we i% “Call Five a ide $2 6, . (ec) ehh ons ae “cash. “bal lanc ate thiy only WM. APPEL, Agent, 350F Gravols. (oc) ee 2 bicken house. 3 miles weet of Te 2803 Beit av. Look at a Hillcrest bar- JAS, ¢ MORE iT. > Chestou ae ~* omaly oa gic hag ee. oe too enatnas = mm, ir > ae ; ' OTTAG EUs ~ imite: near mepcpentor rd.; price ake Cherokee car to Bates street and A wonderful value: South Side Bunga- | [o>76¢—Minnesota. and Utah. suitable Yor ] NG OF LO S IN os pretest ne submit Your’ BRUNGALOW—4-room; new; partly moder: yan Th eee eee poo ngs ny pee ot 103: fruit mney — hy. — onthe ji (all Forest 4326W (oe Z ray _ ] c Bult i - = yiel 2 ‘ ; ign iocation.: i > ‘ ' ; ) I ‘ Pe BEM ; ; ms y . , y a aerate past on Batcs two blocks to Leona av. . oa Re Mot ausiand av: 430 Melville av. singie or double flats. See \LFRED FE. LOCHMOELLER,. 708 thestnurt , naa vee. - — 60; fine | 2 \“\ sneer ion tickets). Ask A. H. Dailey Coeur car to Ashby rd. (1 fare from Del -—* NE ve om, Midiand and Anapolia, e: . SSINSIPRI] VALI. EY TRU ST CO. WM RODIE K & ( 2 2515 o McNair av. . FOR FLATS OR APARTMENTS ogicrey Red a _ : oie facing tracks. gouth eide, to ‘ mar by commutation ticketsi, walk pourth e- land Park; 5 roomr, water large lot . nA pei, RE Sarin ae Station; Hecmone —ae aiummer’s place, “& blocks south f 1 block to Hetlage brick house. then west fan be hought cheap for cash, Kamy, 216 Cl .. A He ‘ ra) ~o _— — aig : nm : . ‘ 4 et fe 4, 3B per soot; 100 BU NGALOW —Brick, 4 rooms, bath, water, l bleck. to Andrene’« piace on hiil Wainwright Olive 834% Now ER R Y CO . V LOT—s outhwest corne! Magno! ia and Comp Se j h I E A I T 3 ak C ton: bargain: easy tern feet on id west of King s highway, ete tairw te: lot 60x213 - ae a me a eee ee: : 7 for 5 § h a all EDGAR S WAER. 722 Chestnu g O OM 5 per foo! “100 feet on Hamilton av., near cellar, inside stairway, grate; lot O0x=1 { BUNGALOW—Big bargain; 7 rooms, bath, COTTAGE—701 Horn av., near Rich's nee eee frame, — house — , ; ; re f “ye ~ av.. S78 ver foot, Kenwood Park, with take St. Charles car to Spring, wars hot-water heat; marble @eink (grove; 2 car lines, ete. If you want a well families; ara chicken 7. 3 x | ” $4000; terme. HAS H. BUS®. Agt., ' : i” 2 pee ee ee a om - pa p . hy od ast Sewell ers. and Agents ! wilt ame and Mary land Drive: seg Sn pee wil mes amen’ 2 impro' emen s. $2.50 per foot. :EO. block south, ~d_ house east. _ h = a Residence, ideal suburbam home; ow ner built, Dbargain-priced brick cottage, see this fa» 1865 Ww’ ots V feet: wil! se}) this wonderfu! home i ev 3947 W. ie ap Wii, L(Tade Or) ¢ L184. HARL. EY REAL, yo ) > 5963 Fiagston 2 Ae NGAI. Ow- _ Nor mandy j rooms. io ree lent ail oonveniences. muer se). one P ney a’ ‘ + nv 6361. ic) 1% “OO €o) aan chicken house, 4&4 lor 150x250; vrice $6500 D> CARRUTHERS, 3548 § Grand Grand He i rooms. water, ina. electric an av: : AAT , 7 te at sacrifice f r k sale - : errace GRA\ OIS AV , > 44! rshing av. “On145 feet on north LOT—35x120; first biock on Goethe, west 269x330 inds of bearinw fruit ee p2 SW. pes and % ‘ott 100x150, & rooms, hot-warer 734 ekeain “che 4 : x14 " ' : . b. oun tr PU IF Aode fj Oak Treen i bran 4 i¢ . we queer ~ 2) t ; ; ; : me, 200) feet east of Wellesley; priced for of King's— ng Pe ” ali im) ments . ; a = : m5 =. a @uthe-land CL wnt tf -- ta Suetoth Shrewsbury UTTAGES-—-3 or 4 rooms, 100 foot 5 discs ’ OMROY " wv “ — fale for $2550 eheav. Cail &50° innesota ar P Factory site, south side Clayton av. ; 150 NGALOW—Six rooms, 74% “ ee aici f ! 4 mee CULE Ois. — $50 or more cash, balance monthly a re fn na Meee ra as " Country Cluh, SOx. {50 feet: large shade L OT—Cor. lot in Southampton, 70x12 ' . ~ m. rT @ . bargain price; near (Shrewsbury); 1 block to station, oF enna ~- ee , ==. aint 5x for yourself. take Creve Coeur car Have Sh—S-reom frame, in Kinloch Park. —— : : . a i abt x3t tent larg ° wen 7 ae r lo : Bens a A : ~ a + ( 0 ry er Sout hwest Ave- | et as , a n = to qu re i . ses my . AKG 5 our 0 é teh) NG ’ ALOW ——4 rooms, “in Shrew sbury: : 8 ” Proune? Ste ,, core Jag we Delmar by = | non - mt bond ie ‘ti Oo. : : - ak mat : 000; 32 R125 feet. Jar ee Le oh Box we HE Tee Rm €O 614 _Cheetact. ewne! t | 1 { 4 mutation tickete’. walk back 1] »@ t tWiock rapes: lot 502110: @¢1800 ae $6000 | . vreen ct bungalow; eteam heat, 100x160. ‘ot v then north 2% blocks 1 BUSS. Agent. Colfas 1866W id cman oe Merviand Drive. 100x192 feet; will) post-Dispaict =Q Stre Tower | B 8. , | vide: Post-L teh. 7 as et. Lowel! CHOICE LO’ UNGA LO | aime teen : a “ $7500. enet and -) 1 h . 1 Te I Oy 1« | ‘E [, [" a P a ‘ “aT 1e : ‘ He! ght ~ ; * wil, show 1 aeeon *. lit MTSE i * * ac res and new ” ; | ’ hel a 3 A and Dealman rds.. opposite St. | LUT—-On tole: t a near ry bg s Inquire Sot ‘ ‘the. 40.150: rioe an on sa des ao F terms jm > ~ rooms -cora’ed lot 770x180; only le! nd ot places in Cold Spriags a Country Club: 9 acres, wooded grounds, E. J. A. SCHNEIDER, 545° Gravois (, rove ear TO the doo :. S rr particulars P $ ‘ ns, ah : ; sane 8 * © well 1 bieck perth of Creve Ceeur ine a ; beautiful building site; S#000. 1 aad cde 20. alee a ‘ a VAL BR: B. CO... GIS Chesteaal | Gores 2 2191. @ rooms ~ van verything modern; lot 200x160; | Fj Ne. ¥ Auk 47 acres $5006; terme: we yee bee Road, the owner will be at ‘“ Tee mpton, Devonshire; lot 3O0x125: a __ Residence 48s Neosho: Laclede : hon ; S S00. 127 meg on Sang Bo agree y) ‘s VolF jmprovemenis all mm ade can be double flat ~ ( ome Olt TO " 4a 4 price: ae terry : ray hi i roo in Glendale. a beauty 1002150 am ar 650x130 feet. north side of Maston a@v..) fi SiALOWF—Severa! dies in Charlaci s SERS ~~ 0 ruson, modern 10-reom residence, with ™ orice Chestnut st E R RE Oo} ive 7606. LOT—4731 S Hrosdwav, Rf-ft front ; hill day . abou? iM) feet «- if Goodfellow a Kee ' a 2 see ai aoe - ™ , Fil E. “a a = ; A. ;, Bay + " 5 in beautiful lawn, large shade H BR Bt KAMP “til haston. a’. THE MARKET - . _ near Rroadwav, 225x175. whole biock, 300x DAI.Y & McCABE. 6501 Chestnut et. _ , ing > “eeur : harla ck easy terme — : on: r and shrubbery HoOUSsE—4. room, wpertly modem: & peers purcharer of a lot In AMES PLACE will r 2 N h = rhe 5000 5. Minnesota ae, Sone m ‘ YTAATATINMIT OY) T » { a { ISK , UST A’ aD rd.. walk south 1 blo rie — TAGK—New 3 room, $1900; $400 cash. - } W JARST, 621 Fullerton Bidg Rave, pagomnent : let nt lnngy “7 Z i2 months. In order to show our faith > Nort —— ee a ; : : \\ I: \ N |: k } R | Foes ¥ . sociniiatati_essiiiiasdisimesigs | me Cir tah rae a rue ow OF » COUNTRY HOME—Beautiful 8 rooms send . 7s a * C = ce ¥ “mar line, 30x]40 feet ewer sa « . 7 ; 0 "as er of Boyle and Forest Park er arsCr c -—~ OLIVER REALTY CO., 5736 W. Florissant 1 ear t@ Wheaten Station : contract to every purchaser of a jot in @ ' x185. In King's ‘Alehway Park Le l—Nea on atTae : re . agian tare : ,} lesirable vacant corner of 800x187 ook | BU NGALOWS—Two nodern on W abvas® —-- — bath: hardwood fivors,; steam heat: elec : . Kedm Within one year if desired at price paid Dia loot; im rovements 1537 Hogan gas, electric, oe cement sidewalk; can — th ve i ne vour best offe: A ree iot. with trees; facing Fiorls- ¢egrrTaGgi——For lease: 750 Zeiss av., Luz- tric: running water: cement laundry and Hut SE —win corm y 4 room, amend. e: P 1p et “or ‘ ike ] s ¢ - " ba, D ae | : 3 build frame or brick; price $23.50 per foot ~ | | \ O'7 ASTON. TA YTIOR Tray . ~9 cain. hanh 3 ' the circle, Nor where: | « lines a Be attic: 123 acres and iarge barn; § hicker lot 702165; @ minutes’ walk from Mmjance on or before 3 years. a = bx1 65. north side a badi west | ; ul ¢ . A — . ' LYILOR TRUS1 c) 447° .4 : 4 ats i and ire ene 4 room ; . . ss : , : 1 AN NOT | ) eS Ph 4 _ N stead : tr re my os ny , me . “30 , 4) Rear! ing, 61 31 Al shame a\ he stor ' and S Y . A W urdock Wabas! COTTAGE Fa oe frame: tot 506x246. houses and perege. ele fruit ond “unning oetee Old Orchard orate” oh O46 Or. ‘Fo Sy Bt 5, A SE 4 * Owner 2h x Roe ne. ey mace, le) L OT ‘S-——South Sj de, near Grand. $800 ban , a y \ I A \" 4 \ » ( ‘ | ADES AV “or mt FG : on veniences: 2 019 Fw itzer, Jennings, Mo press osama = on ee gg ne tage aan ree — “a os } oa : wil : , ss . - . aeeiepeen | or ! Ls Lhii ‘ ‘ } r if . , }- \ E R 7 4 “4 4 . * . - “4 : : ’ , - : : 7 . ’ nas ” : A . ; = * 0 se arow or u nforma - bargains in high-clags lots in the city : sar wohl Ul A NG “SITE vee ] -6x100, v. oe Poca ree Bd on f se — anced, armen \ R S ( | | ( ) L] di \| | 4 ‘ WW 1] ’ ] ; 1 - . Ba [4 A antes . | niove ) I q*aT "| A(. > p ‘ot rt , R “He N “ree : *¥) le north of ft. ireka MI ; elgeith grad. ' lowe eanil a? 4 47 A Plia ine ay a _poutin, rie “ ” Ai Cees Sate sat i is ‘ ‘er eam ‘ CO: 1 1 it a re » and $1700 oa i ia . Troe hy choo): 100 chickens, Jersey cow Fas ia sdpntaeat aan airadicaate roe TAT MRO i r mr Wabash R. R. at John av. Price| p Rechtell. Caba vy 54°9M l ULE lor juvers on 90ms le, stu , SROK 120 and high acheo!): ; Thin | a | - A y | () IN \ eS PIG AT kK . A J. ceIAS MU ELLER & SON, | FP a one mechtett. Cabany + - . —— R 9 ( | ) \ ot Q si cm thee ate nchester z War Ge vs 4 brooders; small ine ubator: $8500 H ™. ee 7 26 Sylvan n.: benntifal REAI TY CO 1103 Ch ani ¥ neg x. Grand b) Cent 62°. Colfax 2447 Pe ee a, eg ! (7Travots: BFulitanie - Ae *s 4 a ontr terms TO Sulit ; Tt wil] pay yo7 term ne 11] irgain. se "] 7 Peesture, garde >. oe " a0 min S. hick Piiurexka Mis . modern Last ‘ ** a) es nD . ve sie (c >) or J te | ies ‘ — i od ‘ , ‘ ‘ i . e ‘ . , by ~ * App! y ( orth YV . : . nae os - n y we - ie > “nr ~ ——— ne oa. 0 > ’ . , > ree ali i ° DWELLING S-stor ame: S reome. bath oraied. eeseee canh. ne pn rn mn mein s = LOTS—$180 TO S300. yl 7, A 50 HNE IDER, —— ; ] 4 Nor 1 h mse ent st ' \ Oll 10 in\ c Si ige ite. W ALTER PTT NTCEAY Ow m . - : . ; garake lara@e jet Ly ao kw ood and ‘aoulng - * lon Blocks from Broady loon, Baden: rh - eve } Oveosho, TLaciede . y . es) — Sena ee ( gh wy . cae —y 9 OP oll ms aw. 6h@feot low ton. Glendale Meramec Highlands car: | noe ‘ we same ait ped 5" ' Reside ev 4955 ? en : SH ET,DS. b?0) W aimw T ight hlde. W Oaret joorr ? > ; . ree . sh fy : on 5500 lenn nes “4000 101% Pies se B) ldge HO! ar ~——, Toor, trader? on Kast A Ww’ T ’ | | Quans ‘ me _—~ > . a} REAL ESTATE D ; month. and Newb gis in S50 cash, 7 OTS—192 PO) f:.. fron ting on Laclede ! , , - s! ov: Aid location : reg rig - ro! . one oa . ie. an heal? 0. heliow tiie et we. 6: het-w ter ) — ‘ ‘hat aiior reve r ming -- - DW ELILING—Modern. 6-reem, with gerage the neath, hardwood means: 1188) , _——-- 4+ CHAS. H. BU _Agent, ‘ ; AY Fy .» Q ‘ ‘o fax 1865W ic? 12x ; 200 ft. fronting he — r «ry wh (| )) | ge t M x ] : 0 “~ “ ~ : . " tad , . Residences Wanted S anand 4000 west; guitable for m°’sz or publ Cc : A, = "2000 SOT’ ry ‘EE ure sol! ‘OTT AGE-—6707 Halley; medern 4-roor on made street. news —— ° enc Us ve Beautiful 6. om Poder ot VFALLON P. ARK ] OT 5 iv Ri Louis Couniy Produc ee i 3 a Is FEET ae aon a ee ) rage. S°R50° terme Anniv to Wm. H Tafa re ood, convenient ated: tot TOs KIRK WOOD Tat . ; ;, me, rage Appr to : i RES i :eton, | 4 Te’ ‘ket «o.. 2 Sarah st. . 4 fe} . 1915 © Warn c Ifa 7A a rea! buy for $6° 5 roome, modern | RESIDENCE w ta. —W Famhingte - ain : lots ranging from S75 5 oe Market ‘ Pas N. cone " _ q $ ] beg us ‘ I . is 2 Newstead in the = ey det . aa ~— mw — I _ : = - re hot “ater 7. Bi made etree Me ov sk *),"' erm Rin ie oa le é Side; $4000 ¢ he write paruculant ‘each a real buy. J. CHAS. NUEL- yacaNT—Lot “Ox140; a Blow; $25 ye: ona 1 > heart of new industr district; see new 1p ne —* ae tn oh. 2 TTAG My 4-room cottage, furnace, nvenie ated: 45x140° « real home ot her for $1200 $i00 o a Fiad. eps: ; . SIN9A N, Grand bl. Ceni-s! foot: 140 feet from Gravois. Riversic factory buildings going up now: cheapest rom = to 9 i ahRe ie bet] ‘lectrte t 50x150 fenwood ; flee @5500. modere b-room brick bun or $15 & month. Get started email. - : no ~~ 7 to 84" ee | IU RZOM: owner. . AND UPWARDS PER FOOT oe — — “BROW SS REALTY CO., 5964 Easton p37 AO; termes. Box Soe ow, exceptionaily well-built, har@wood | ot. ¢ x bork io Salwar GF. RE SIDENCE Wee Poe egy " 2 8. g LACANT 1A T— "he ap. real P S. Oth T} lowest price round | Sout “a dey oen f yn S Cabany. 811. Delmar 911 € -——-$ Poor rr and ele ‘tr ie: io: lot ft eore . eee ey 6 Sn mere ole tr ; ‘ornp ton € : diatr c ’ re, . . " mon ile 1) SI ek ad ‘ ; I ] Ss ~ ( ( - : Pei _ — . furn! shin ‘Ara ted. g'* ; ra . mt ay - . “ grat ' Northwest st.; T5xP0 “? en , ‘ weet St louis td e} ‘ BUNGAL —-Bargein; ®, reome. a, : $2501 on . ‘ ‘Wellston - or ! ongte! jow bl. preferred: HENNESSY - owe ent sure enowgh baraains. see them end be con- Hi +t eB Keone — Spri : 32m * niente dertlll meee : aS ge oO 11 >» C'be nut & ‘ ' : | ; ' awe orings, part! culare and pric e Box O * 8 Alcott 30x1 ba reein. In : My ae i - . - ty sewers water, cas, ~ gales atl 88 heice lote. 802140. east side Fuet- Y onveniences: easy le ve Am. TOMR iy IN’ A271 Fasten vineed: terme with the above. Office open 7 room teth. fornece. ‘e ectrie . j t SOx244 on Bates ; si dewa! lke ana ¢ inderized ' . gate heal ljelrmmar ROx1lSO #" 4 29 ‘ .) te a" nea sre? : af a4 ' ’ ov f : Wwa'er ii - am : se 7 _ . or bung: tlow west or south an Berthm j eceau, ted of Vire@in ne p+ ~ 840K —— See This property 8 loca ed a ae Sng Ties oins 601 Ss c th Barod ; first . ase. . Owner. K ROG Te neni . : ~7t.roam hotee “0 acres: good out- Ke , MASHFORD. Tis Chesteut, must be in good conc ition one, +0 al —4 ; ; HOHENS TEIN RE Al.’ —= = \W whe . kK PLA E Scere” ee ee a ae rode _ acres “= aba He vai nning wat er fine for poultry Vain Moen beorhood, will go az hi ss -- ; and Sf , “et i - ig Cjara and DANDY) LOT ee : i r ‘ Oo NGAILOW —New 4-room and ba th cary tor - . . ——_ —— . - om ge on cond k dasen Se rennd TT ee ‘ t CO ] and electr concer at me) e weth ecreena. large beseement. echools " Ky ¥ nt , vail and sta lied at “0 gh- : 1 90 “Pe at De cB. jee) and BESS Easto: -_ business : ant te 1. just west of Thirt Southeast c : se HN eash. Box al - Mi a eee > — on STE INE R 087 M: af Tits siete ve pe 5 Lo " ‘ee ; 7 ( ‘YW re P F W P A RA ‘ex 3 i RC v4 enn: . a 4] J : Co 107 7 . chicken ae je. ot gg” 560x160 Rr ste y! " P ts . 4 - ‘es over: x — ns ht, J ight ider tradin Box 0-198. > om B, 5. We of tan ee Grove 84 oF eee 1109. tion. Come out and to , reome, lig water Meee or consider s. = jes level, $475; $750 MAGUIRE REAL "ee ATE AGE ory LOTS SOL 1) ON EASY ‘ , REALTY ee rt houses rte. A ), Cabany eeoi sw . @ Chemnet « , S lot £02180; very ier! . bath. is ‘a acre. fine fruits; eee a age — ay analy hestnit st. | uy se Lake car te Wheaton Stati Led. : ickens and @- Ol SE —Fine 7-raom , hot-water ' 48 , Lnyvone yen ing one © ese x6’ oot omnes rooms. ollie or Rl feet. west side of Oregon gv.. just 75 "baw STEDELIN BROS a lots in the best part of Lindell av., at $20 sy GaAI ar | € lunar ty eon * ; foot oo of Chtopews st.: id for double OULTRY co... C ers. foot lees than market price should ete us at ‘reese. oh place; state lowest t priee. ity Li fiat for further particulars. | lens s w ee on a = : CO.. 62 | | B-196, Post Dispatch. 3 M eebin te sardoulsre | te 108. FEDIQKMANN BB. CO. 028 Onest-'| #88 Ns eesieiaeasmnpanaiaall a at. Argenta on grounds — once and get further perticulars i Bienche Rolton, ALRERT T. TERRY & ©O., 823 Chestnat. George, Kirkwood, Mo

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Cottages, Flats, A Residences For Sale Today. APRIL 15. es- 1700 Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and d Bungalows, ¢ , 5, Apartments, Residences ot : ie ches : atital ——— oi” " 2 ~ @ cle : . 1501169: a" ¢ “wee rete 4 = > u . , | . | laundry. at 14 iar to 4 rn ate rooms ) BEACON ! yw At \ $5 PER FOO 1—s5 A N | ACA. 7 s 50x150: $5 : = : SECOND HOUSE NORTH O} sETILE . take = ‘ ‘ _. — - k 3 BDioc 14 Fb =e 67° . $5 PER FOOT—s5 PEK MONTH i te. 50x15 AS ho Kirkwood > ” 4 ROOM AND BATH—BRICK a COTTAG py & OBERMETER 5179 Easton. , . Forest 7196 eimar 45661 ; NEW SUBDIVISION . : , Lucky; 4 reoms. furnace, lath. eeg- 1 SAPE INVESTMENT 2 ‘ : . j - = ate Ap lena Sw. ; e j ; : : eo ‘ én . t oe l .. : 3 Hod'tamont 4 reerme $3300 : 7 = — i+ . ~ ’ . & pe sempi-r > # “aau0e West Park 3 : oe. bargain Ridge. 5 reemes. ft» oe, deuble ga- a Ferdinand. 5 reoms. hot-water Nennerty. 5 rOOTs Si13w) ~HARTW! _ — HINGE ‘ —* GES ‘ cH — 2 ° fyrnace. ¢: amen 400 ir ‘ — ia ef 4-ree ont 7503 a hoot av f ° ff ern. see we fo 24 Coppiee > electrtc. furnace. garace. 1RE LOL GOING TO PAY RENT tent Prair.e er 4-roeem brick. elec 4 roeme. beth. attea.e wanted frame cottages aeuv.e rage . 253 it » frame reeset c : é | . 4 rtac@ @ 500 TWO WONDERELCL HOMES IN VINIL I Sisk’ Ss : : ‘ t : ‘ 3 Oo EXpsnse has vecu § = oe : ) : 3 ' a Bing ea nis? . : : , 4 950 j ‘tilt i “4 7 ae , . ai Pike t “ey ree'‘ence 4 SOQ : — , : , , eh 36022 N GRAND BL badd “ , a STNG AT ow —-: room, modern; ict 1008160: 250. Mrs. Viment. 408 Olive, room Ge AGE— SENCAL Ow — nearly new steam oom pu corm res . . : = : ry’ aililiwet ; eau : . ‘j t- large living reem:; tile Death, oun par side Wale : ‘net 3 : iGthr TH! volt . ; Oe : i : +a RI A : tc % . : 800x180 only one bieck to either St. reed O'xite ; ' ; ' ' , . : : “ Ke ‘Be > Fe ‘feo good car itnes; single fare Spectaliy : , ets , » £4? ; *f fami priced at $4750. some terme : ' =" ous 460 | . ; 7 Py BANKERS BOND AND INVESTMENT CO, > bath t : 0 co Sales tra : 506 Centra! National Bank Bidg -3 BTR IT ME OI Rite en pe Re anc dete ceheiteins: Ppiete ; adm | ss . ; . i‘ Boe . al , ‘ JOHN W. _GIBSUN KI %, , se ' e ee so bee 3 BB 7 : a | Peres omy mnie *s . SHED HOUSE—3 ryoms, water: es | ie | , . tier @ Chestnu . have atl ctuse of bungalows aul rk 2 : : ; , (ia?) ‘ ; >. wi ; ' c= 5 ‘a wicee fram §7000 « , D i j a & pee te D - rt —" to tix a IA\ ‘ yeur home _ Come and see : BEAL TIFOL COUNTY KESADENG! At by | . a : ) wears = A. MAYER REALTY CO., : CTT Y: ' be | . Llow. sles | oder briel Talo 4612 Gravois . . — Ft Open 4atiy unt!) &§ p mm. hardwood floors¢m 4, a | North Bi NGALO®W —Six large roots of iarge closet. tlle os furnace. corner jot 4360) No rt band. BoN: ;ALOW - 4226 Catlege a’ ana reception hai furtace bhardwoeud fleers, copper ting fer three machines. «i! : ‘ase condition; eacep e &742 ~ 4 ; » GEORGE r KiULLAS ol —_ = > : Sen rT : A rh at INGALOW —4495 Lee ar T Try yO) : ) | M 4 cot ngage PO bath. furnace. im Y : . : - . . 7 . . , ? garage i eth ‘ > ' " : . ; _ ‘ : F Pye A neReUASRIEgENNNREEEANE 2% Inte: na , ; we _ . + e ia = i foTTaGe—lizo Jenn av... 5 rooms. be : » 3 ' e | | . y . _siect ric, Owners Within. ie S-room ans CUTTAGE—5 reoma, death. sea!. 5420 Nort J .\ ‘_* * 8, ™ Market i . * : - . > F Prancisce. ye as . AGE—2Z519 Maiden Lane 4 row e lor newly capered rum a. 3a —2331 Heber ~~ ¢ rooms ’ ie os | ctric a “bath | hot . = % ; , ‘ cyi - e 7s : ' . . ; . % if 1s Price 54 bas ‘ 2 : bh 3 broadway BESS fond i 3 ; : e1 | | ae —water } _ 315 Bake au ' m bar rik L70. price $9600 AGE—37xx Lincoin « trie! mene Lots” heel ter “ee tes ; ' . iat . 4 : : 3 Stet hs _Bet- water bee! . 2 _ weit een & CROTCH! 09 EL MOR | nae ar .. st5 ae . KS of - | 38 . says utborized us to sell Bis sim this vure. bigs _A-oa8 Pr bees corkray HOME—BARG AIN ——— , a : . "ND RI! CAST OF SYLYEST 7 “% A a CRECE CORUR LINE ice. elect he rect th « v wr Gi | | 7 500 rede d = : \ = ‘ ; STER .Rove BUNGAT ow ae JER LS - 3 well ¥ i) — ~AM OF } - ; RI’ . He, MERE rok —_ & & ‘ee , : “ oh: : 7F , - oa heme of Wm Sh Le ia’ tee rid ht '. Lo = : A ri Dra a rentwo od BUNGALOWS AnD -eeY P BEat & sestt ;' aan , : OS >~ on rick ' MAN - STRODTMAN. eT Broad suhurban Heome—immeidiate ; 2 ; P BED IVISIUN t j rity , ln? ‘. ba 2 3 a ee 2(3 4] 5555 om eager ee | MER os] " | 83 GREFI Keil fe THESE 1 GPT AGE 018 Harlan : r : . ' ; ’ . yy r> ¥ T} iti S¢ ; ~~“ ‘eihehe) ; —”™ - = ; . .” Loans mad Samant’ seanmeere- : | sil fc at 1619 Tile, S300 “serts CARL rOSkEL yf og ;' ee ’ , = ra : Se . Y 4 rooms and beth brie . Cabany Si TG. 3 > - : ena oO ne Ww a : LO] : ; CJ rm WROSLES i ie r ; = » SOx110 oe a : One terme ico sane 5 7 +5 POUR ROOM E : : rm . 6-1 : ’ : & My woo One RBECK R ze. co aher.. eat | aVior. §$ Terms | Fret Oe , : : ls y moders nee | i2 - : ms x coites 604. ~-rT men! 2 CPR? oo nm: . :s . P - _ : . ' ~ J , i ' i : : ; - - . r nae wras © -155 wat- Dis ; rapsuke - ; - » sy r - j : : - or. : | | : | —_ ~~ = a | _—~ ” ie. Lv —BARGAIN “WONDERFUL Lor- NATURAL PA mie Taig eres | — nga fas , . eli oie tifur 7 ) ; j WEBSTER |] cet - t 100s rage. Price $780u : note ane QD . > : ns a r : a’ . - . a 2 3 4 WENZLICK 1010 ts ‘>? : : aaa a ° QO ; . ; , - ond = : , _ _ ; . . ‘ : ; : be : f : 4949 *Sathertand : : : ab4 € STietttieas «Y.. - > : f° “os 5 ~w 7 re EN Oe Persuscn “4 reneiehy K k ON ‘+s RSIN Westen a ; i # 2 } ; = Coe NTs BUNGALOW BARGAIN . Wain Ri oa* | ; or: erga! Siisdr Nf DS R HH . reome. hardwood finore star ' ' ‘h ; rm r> >c\t? WE TEI OME - eX ha ih car age S- 51 - ‘ pT i : d , . aa mm.F t a a1 7 wee! Ba r , “ - : W veiw " rk i asatss by 4 ' ’ , \ ‘ : ' ; : * ; " me . , . oT , iat rod me , . 0) > Rox REALTY - oa aly) ai ~—T : : , SO ’ “ ome and re ' . —— . = enn . id ~ " ' . . . = ° . = s a | ’ BPILDERS jfooK ~ | * : ; : ) a 7 se... . BW50 feet, in Lou tea Hog n aw , , a : oan erm 43 . ~ ‘ . ' : oe ts ; ott Suiiding ots > + her ie : 4 ; evi : p : ; ’ . a - : . iM ; ’ : ct ' “7 : : , om ’ oe : a : . . " . +z isauc™ KIRK “M _ : | | : : earls - M , = ahste: ves Business Corn , : ag’ nad tor easora tie > > ‘s tr of eh : h. : - PROPS 23.24 iP. 619 Chestnut « re He - cs ae | 8 i o> netom I REMBLEY. "i iL! SON — ) on ATTENTION : Bids . 7 , oe 7 : ) sian Ge Jat - meal ESTATE & LOANS COMPANY aa — as ¢ Wate omy my — : ;, , i. ‘ . 3 F . . : 7 ve it . 20 ood «; , % in . we st . Locks nA Fr sR ie Pe 3S UWF e: + ‘tied : bab db bP > a wb ur | 43 J : . . . _—e , ’ ie F YT j r : mer rd - and : . . x ' x al : ° . . ‘ - , ; . ; ~ . - : : +? * “ : : _ 2 o . | 4 a“: : . if -7 MC ~ Bonita a: heice jot Px 1 Se : en ' - : si ¢ : ‘ atl ; ‘3 a mm ¢ . : " — . +4 ” patie as Ma pie wou rh Ou! angers —— on , es32 rn * | + ry mnt 2 ee ] a se . ’ - a : INTR oA , pa ; : aS Be Lt | : ner VEST WEBS £1 fwon. & rm eae ma ~ iT scTrEr ? lier ava . « . ‘ Sara 3 ; : i. K , : ‘ : a ie , . , Eee sa iioees : , : em rep tres % ‘ a _— —. Se ee eee : | | : | in S452 Woodlawn. room solomta! | 50 Stems. * 5a 5am | ou "seeenens eae | Poor | MAN'S BARGAIN E 40xi70 4 nm of Manchester av. 8 acree id La : ang ; Taet “ — ' titra e = : moe aN or wooed floes and Men: —. . 3 40% 7A ; = : —— - a tains : : ; = 2 oe - eee Wats _— - ; Marah a o Sous : ; xis if —— a . : : ee “* , ‘ ae pe a ; : “ ; Oaktian4 > rem me . ’ ° * - - Site * of Warne av §0x) 2: . Ft 7... Ens a a : e i nent 3 . cia 640 | — JRES t BUNG \ > FLETCHER ™ aCe laneli TS—8. 35 feet each. Bilt nore | oS m cinrge ot | a oft 28 ‘ , BUNGALS WEBSTER PARK RF ee ,. = haeerThe ’ |. ™M hogern : a Pero me 1aeer f ——— te - . -Nerta racks - _ ras San hestnt ————— - , c—+ >, 1 : ric 1 are ” oer tt : ' We are very rt eeate - ourth 3 ‘ ° - Y ° = " - « . ' . “5 aft oy ify PONT ROP ik Chestnut o rOio | iv argai 30 — « onl a caniien 0 Ep An, . ne SS &. S we a. a | er Par “att “ ge pateitads N. E. Corner F APrN FOR INSPEC a ON : van * > M ~OTTAGE. - _— ut hi : rm e wt ‘ ' . : : : Fy ? =m te . . Yr, : . a: 5 . / ’ f end y te a it «a ‘ere: *ome ox i rs. ot S0-foet tote on beactifal } a "a om : . - ? @i7 4 — ratiful - ve R00. = i «& — rem * Reinemer Overiand, j. aes barra yw teh i wie m LY-WiLson RR. ~ @ TREMBLET-Wilisown 2. B&H TO 0 my GUTSJ. Webster 1127 , Webster Groves, (c@3> J ef Temm ea

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53 paces Awe eT ih aaa iff * CPISOE er Pe: Pg. oI one 2 _ . ae — a He £7 mt ere " cae ae Mee ray ee Paced ae sgt te gre spety —_ ti 38 eae 6 AS: or ean IRE 1. . z baie, ALS c auaes * o4, wy ey - Be We! 3 4h, - . el? 7 b ioe ae e ie) + Pa, ie oe i paar e® AP eT th yi I, 15. oa 4 3 APRIL 10, 1922 a RE AL EST AT EF or Sal ale, E xcha inge ff WwW Bungalows - ’ ott ages > Fla ts, A sate ents :, Re siden ces F ue Tod fay. oft Oe DiSP . ATCT. pBU aB 'N PRO Ww P’ eb peor ty ster xT FOR — “Ye s Le~ eget ow Ss A For s ND Sale COTTAGQ QEs BU NG AL Ow S Fo AND r Sai co le TT AG ES ag NG ALO ws Fo AND or 8a co le TT AG Es _ NG : AL : ow Ss an “co ale \TTAGE Ss) hae ‘iki oe | AL ow Ss A Be say Sale COTT AG ES | SUN LO Sane WwW s === = Sal co e TT AG Es BU | NGA Low 7 For AND Sa co le TT AGES BU NG ows = 8 AND COTTAGES® Sa COTT le AGES ~ HA VE You A AK AM LL, Y Be aT 51° ; ae CL pa K Tri , AY. or th WwW en EBS As TE R -MODERAT ELY "Worth f iartweest ! ‘Northwest | va : nt : = | we } PRI Ck tp H ) OM aA} ES aad CO TTAC TAGE FO R SA SAT] E COT! TAGE lace 4 5 tile xx 3] cx Ashland: ad: S-room . ghziok, si 0 i MO DERN BU N¢ tAL Ow, $625 oa ns a Box Pan W oms, ooms: ‘ “easy 922) 21 “a StTH oT. pr — yopEe RN Brick Bi’ N cALows ‘s. ill SOU ‘ TH. . SUT : ye Y RUNG NGALOW — ' “large = ‘A “4 =} e* * Al . , iad ing ri ow y¥ : KR “4 us + yp 5? : Lh : sory ; rou rch, 8 ” TAL OTT $11"; eu ! - WE pte tee ome je; large ERB ROS ‘flee eS si ge 0 phi or, wt ds nad , ST > # its m ' at De oo! tar tre rei This FE | ‘hest era ar a? : oa €s is 2 J ni ph si Vi lg: rot he e 1OM et vi a’ tuys 4) 1i 4W tr \ ¥ . by cks 5UxX tify 10d ip a Bodo Ale Pa ' t ; ugh 2m av 1 Cc lo ee ash L’ rm 5 . 16 ¢ me | — CR S ST’ r. st ' Raat oeeitins Colo e a CO neta aE 2g. | teers $5900. BAR( se, __Treite =n & Badie Da: | tion and Me of fine om roves Dy & 0 PTAC 4 and U B00 ates BU Corr brick GAIN BU. | cain "Mjellefantaine. Houses, | 2 Dar. opine i hits: Se, ial a eae ros 218 pee | Bebo Mia font 3UN Won Feas tain peer he XE. oe en wih) | etre, ot 30. . ; ae ; ew ay 4 th ee ang ’ 1 4 yl E " , i f ROT ust -roor -~ ] fect 05 , u Oh ted 4 h CQ 217 ort { . . 1 7K r Ew foto inaete 7 Brae Me, _ : a cel et, ti — r oY ee te N Sf poy Col. | N ve: itis sar} ris ee? | t. oT i34 a de 2458 Hod ne Foamy R. poe tj] elem b rAl — Ch nac Peas ™ by] has ea > Rom GGA re T rR 0}- ORT x ¥F x)” an aL wut 1h vot © n nes = living “a ep Se lamo s nar 5179 i ead ce, e b ple UngE ne) est e, FR: .e oc ks ea t 62 GALOW Op. : ¥% RAN 6; p 4 t he dG pats Soave rent CO- | mole. nt: fur 56 vermis t) ga ath eted: alo \ a tnut : AN rn on nt. 230 we (att ee H tA wf Vv. — ies lee sige 7 Seo rear A e : na 6 E D s oO eat ws ut, ‘ s ele } $x a 7 Si aN IN wher. me wort er ng on roor 8 ndded "Se S midge, 5 P 3 = roo Ce, -s aston if « tm rage Io hard 44: S a aie ; 1S: P t of Wi Boe oe mw vey ag neat, ele HW E Ke 104 ae iy dour arn te ge mt a h } " 4 ea 13 » ark vom: $800 $ ath, | eon rag i lat =" rasa TR 4-6 ERRY ve ie it ton card abort: I 10 an I’ 98 ic is fur vr ty nig bandh a i ae per. Bt. rooms ete + elec SOKRGE, d; op “a0RIa7 fi - I oe —— -RUW Ge Mt cake : pei 2 ier i f1GH BU ee Ti eg LDS . Ho! 4 aihtes aa vel pee m4620 7 Ferdi 18, ees 0. - | E ' i Sree rice 47. lors abaii ‘baseinent xton BRI HH. anor Big ye ep me bun LAN N( stnut 8 14 ro PE i Ly Wor the ® its HA en nen rac ‘bs | 37 _K¢ or $6850: ont te ie | oH to | fur sehes'’ CK 102 Bc a | ssior meen ND JAL tt. 607 e . . , in 1e ts R ne d, ce: re i I i m t ing on M ' iT ic ve _ 2 x e n n ww ( os | a ; nr ; . i¢ poet TW — rh i Oo 4 . 4 n ~ P i 1a BE lV Th ; nN C N. I ° g A ern P. \ Wel . porehe — maRTwiG- y. 5 5 roo double | ‘f N« oS BU iets pect pte 2g S11. YE Rh. ages rock ent OTT. Stl a BB 5% RU at a , tthe W Cl TTAGE—4- ier 4 ” | ath >. ’ - ogg * o 7s » j ° ; c wa ; ue -] | ees és a to 4 I iN tot het, 10d #017 eaves 4, we aa ms, } le ga : ig ‘coms, pores NG Ce Ch 93 “Bu oe ae oe Ly choices « founda — "E a re ‘rooms, 28 ( = aaa aan me —se i oo, P ’ ‘ eV ey : x: of ti >. a= : io = | rei n a F ee 5 nd Ee ‘ rilé ce “ i re ? as or Fr 7 ) * 04 ig : 4 7 @ re i 7 Se. : a 1 _ electric HINGE COT mete s o 4 Te — > ae Ly, F ae as 7 ORS Rear owner | ae WOT THEO. aa N = &. cae ae 430 spew Dis - met re SIM : ; Jing 08 N “ eo fu 1€ la > ud 4 2So0. ni ‘ n a e. Yi ? al “Oe is d a ‘ 0 -To Ss me , IT) 1A m 4 : mf his i= on . E f whou: Oe 4- ae i Pig ot 5 G H. & Soy a Bch ce, lly st. ANC ckys ition J MS 1 J ier Bei crate ()]) Hos BoT my \ E L, D oad Wa Cw Lie iE = oli f ("o pate h ‘. s n 1 ay clo te : le 4814 Cor nae a, Or os ba AG C . ‘I li r e; re? a Is-P , a iior of eck ' 4 iD I HM. 7 6 st Y SS ta | Bare Fy ra mpts ele rmree | M44 Het rh Ey : ing ; Se us fo: 7 h brick J *: iES BF ings Ho 1iRS( co ues blocks ; woe Jo KE R fe y wed $4500. aS a arene 4 IN B — i —— h see w 21 PAGE ee a wat a ctric, , “ e Tf a) iT ne at lavous | 4316 =. et more mete : a pons ‘oom sts — 315 . eurage ee hy i show. E face _fOrTact TH. rms; “ 3! mar a sbiand RIC K kK ‘ eat. til ik a7 pulse — mac it, - lot 50x125 gas.if a. oms I ’ »0 en a +] Ries nt a sar : W. r ‘a a 0° oo ) S K ~ Ss: 4 rT > ai . emo i ne : " . > . mie - f na ™m at s uni —_ NEC }] hes es , Eme i . 4 wasage gare. 3,200 DELI 3: “a tern 2 ~ pet _Lif ily. 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ne ee ee ie | e 4 | SUNDAT. : Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Re Residences F For Sale Today. apr 1s iam e APRIL 15, 192 at, Sowms ge 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, e————— ne tannin area z IST - DISPATCH. a an pein APARTM’TS FOR SALE FLATS, FPARTM'TS FOR SALE Flats, APARTM'TS "TS FOR SALE: | FLATS, APARTM’TS FOR SALE rasta = a ae dune: ———SS— BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES FLATS, AranTarTS. FOR SALE) FLATS, APART un rere — North w west . —* ; : . ~— ae a —— Al : hivd: ; rs a a, S17 ye ARID #T For Saie [7 ornet taéA Fei 4% myo ‘| TUST North eat North ——s ———>—— : Fiat: $l Shenandoah. 5-6 roome; ‘ ° = . 2 — : a 1s, F! l4 wo-farm'! ” mone. £9000 cook. ' : -* Lit Os ; ) ’ . ‘ * , : : . eal - . as - 0 : ‘ . a = as ° os Sp hae Se ES a ae Tee ee - se APARTMENT FLAT eoce a4 COR sbcTictyT aed ood ge. -v09- AND 291 eabptostcy oe Pe ROOM SINGLE FLAT—s4000 > . rio BRit hb NORTH SIDE FLATS “SINGLE PLAY BAK ALS Th SALENA ON Ale te Pep ane a ers = ag te Fa 2: Ah iti nd fae ES SOUTH SIDE FLAT—s$4500 THREE NE UNGALONM . | : : a LARK Sy 2 | > ~ wee i , pare ‘- . this | ) . Sane =~ ge; -~ : NY HURL — #£i§ 304TH SIDE FLAT CLI EGO Areees S Spee he Pony Oe See 7. — VEO DF _ QJ Rin FI Ls “IX -PAMWIEL, tote: Pott a eh on tad 2 s {ND 5-ROO™M sINi. 1 F——828 750 . ia i 4 , : eae 3 . Tont - : 5 6 Conte + CORNER FLAT CHEAP _— > SERA OG CORR a9. 7~ = Sa ay ADELAIDE AY ;, . ney ype : % | 7. ~ | : gras a ' 52 LTH SIDE SINGLE FLATS 248 sk IPFERSO™N ; M. . BARGAIN , faces [—— ee = —TERW Ff a | “ . ” @8ux BUTANE AL — BARGAIN ri At . sae a fer 2° * aoe * \* oo} oer Tew “Bu Directly Op; D 4814 Binzcbam Av —-Frame Bugrriow WiLil. SEL, tal — AAS % e- t= TLEMAS ." its ros $0280 ert f nom CNGALOW—T21¢ 5 : . > ; 3 : Sr ucce ¢ he m2. ’ . ; _ . r * 4 ’ : as : : . e . OD ; 2 : " " : -*, ‘ or a A’ ade . a : ees , ' an Saami siitiliiaiaisadinai ae tte a I , LAF 41 ETTE— BARGAIN some | mee) a “ , ema | ; , | ! : ¢ eerare: *en $23 tmp le firet : : ; : ; . — = = = . , _ 2 see + — ' ' . - : ‘ > = . LM PFE! bs - : rc > Vinee 7 ph Hi, ABBY “a : - et a * oer be i 22 Gces > . = Kk. rent: @nd electric. s'ree's t “hone beer n 26. * ass 540 0% aes ge aes ‘TY 7 4X Es ‘ Feng +o — : ~ s" ‘acr 1? " wet rtaTYrT—t>~t ¥ > ~ ONLY ssee0 CA aH ' 9968-48 ELLIOT AVENUE ~ A REMARKABLE “Or FERING ¥- a ee CRILDREN ARE wi ELA S6it Martmer avr. 6-roor Cecrrsied ey . and ee ch etree x m car OOO cash anos on terms i pe. cast. baer: ats AER} : . nites, = Se WEST END RUNGLOWS bad | . » “fl ! at rents § LOOT “ta iG oD vr f +> . | “ly = | 3 , [- easy te —T . putt e toot, 8 J . artn : . . i SY Fae ia. [2-1 Li . RE 7002 SROOKS REA! ig ——— a ee : : —s gee: ; a | | , : . ine ae ~ oe . — = a — INVFSTORA ATTENTION: eKa on : i A . - AND 4 ROOWS. BAT oS tea. me . 7 LAT ? , 7 : br = = 7 Tes « ear ~ #4... _* . ‘ : - ; & ~ 24 , ~~~ . . - . ‘ = , _ : . ° 3 ; 7 . . x . - we a : ne - A ’ 4 * Ber ong " 4 “OF TWO KINDS OF -D) : ol See | De Torty «.. 4 moon : : aS hay B | pebEken TheSpds PAT x St NG Al ows ———$—_—— . 356-58 MAF FITYT—so° > Pani Var, ~% ™_* ' 2 “H) >. ae BARGAIN—5 ROOM e854 Eeace a: ‘te eats ne —_ > — =. “ FLATS. APARTM'TS FOR SALE VESTO RS, LOOK it : onl a Singin, vt na ome. Bath 286 Fi A T—1611 Leech Leet ~— Se oe é Sg ME-VAMILY APARTMENT ae ee > i ratjeg "laearne, faraace tat foc Sieh B Cormpe Fig? 101i Tanah to-tyentiy Writ page Greee S008 Oa ees ran ; - - : — | me. FLAT ) 3 ie ae _ | . iy Ite = “e ‘i : ® « To Rebs Y LIVE IN ONE AND COLLEY ENT 3 . me ; F raat v2 Der wu ildiag a) certeuin the ase of /fvset-PDisretch Ceré Vent Celume af CLAED D> REALTY « = : , ) : ¥ ) —— 3424 Coleman st... cS, moms —- 7 . ~ - a on r=} paso tf ‘ : u —“ sid ws a Give aaaa, | ity ea te SGM SOLl M, Grane R .f. [BERMEYER, 81

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oe APRIL: i8 tien | e me apmir is, i923 SS 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, , Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. ©T LOTS : APARTM’TS FOR oe ah = ine FOR ‘ POST - DISPATCH 4 eB TS, APARTM’TS FOR sat. AVS, APARTM'TS FOR SALE) FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALEFLATS, APARTM’TS FOR SALE | FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, APARTM’TS FOR SALE: FLATS, APARTM'TS FOR SALE | |FLATS, APARTM’TS FOR SALE| RESIDENCES FOR SALE Soutn ., Soutn | U | West 7 re in te sec zz .. ———- as eal s es | _West_ | BAT—-3741 $F Hydraulic; 4 - : eZ 7, tas ARD ‘ST. Ge DO B DOUBLE FLAT—a700 Weet 6-6 .| SINGLE FLAT aamiiiieenc = West ae are _ West es Pee Ee North bath. “3 ies ang «-» RaS, SOCtric, | modern. hed ; he ~. ms. bath, electric; o6xx ENRIGHT A iv. : | fot we N. Tavier. | nt acle — *5 RUTGER ST. 2a asuington), 4-famuly - plant price o21,! ms, bath, gas. electric: rental O;' 1 ¥¢ ‘ | oce m bali; | gare ‘ ; . a fic are Tine 7-1 eo oa c jOuUbIe 5-1 bi a flat e i ha rawen - A ae, n, » gas, siectric, bot Water | innwnNA: | een : ION ES buljt-in thiuoes eeperate stearn } . ren ian “es nt . ma : iW rood floors, ww tile © ba aie elect! ie Oo ! t ry ot ge. eae at atm epwanny 23 - eal - ~ da V 004 fk irs. IR: a0 oraultania te ae © screens and epouts, BAR 2s: in fy} ( or 5 z ts BefSbe | be | heat » peautiful Pe eter For ca 4 of ; wilt po oo se ba sa ; $" ‘0090 Caah pe] eA 4500 Om 4 o~ il; . r) inst - las ona = . ° Hf . ie Te site —~ : . ha ' ‘ yo a concition . no agents. ' R. AK V ' : _ ae we — - . - - : _ te “7 * 7 - . block © : electric. in Ff aoe inguire 9 Preston pi.. from 1 to 5! 6&7 room rw & AV. BARGAIN 5932. 2 ITZE L ANDERBON -STOCKE- BUERMANN, PRED _E. LOCH MOELLER. 708 Chestnut , & / T. aty. . in : Fea) ) Fr : i PrO ations mm Ave i ‘ vanes ‘A. - b, ¥ 1. ———- : eee ets NI z ND oo ESTME NT ET _ ss et ie ‘ER’ 407 PsP 4” nut | TM. J. ABBOTT xX if ss —_ Sune ee rage: corner os} ” : , it sell ili aaa Gite OR ¢ wheetn nut sae se mn BF bs mcon ef S large -roome. ee . — ‘at. Bank si BA : ; ai ag \I EA IL “LATS—l14; West End: re ~ meice | S1000: price $10. 000 “en st fee be, Plagne ps irdwood Lory” ' bath, to’ let. electri garage: in eme@e!l en: ATO atin 64 hi E j "3 7 id: rent $5530: price | op Or! f . | 2 é t reaso! ighle price) McCRADY nam SPECIAL BARG ’ "AIN | See owner Te ~ 2.000 easy terms Bo 544 . ' » H. DEMPSEY np ye . con - 5 and Bl isv_ terms. x P-047, P.-i } &. MEYER, 5179 Easto: Forest 3196. Peleus | HIL. MEI “Rh DUTTON a K EMLENPRINCKE. h_ st. furnaces, hard- | 2-FAMILY A} oT MEN we P| Seen 4 ; & ' , > “7 torts , n . furnace Gouble ee, “ : n ‘ i at ae Bg FLAT— De e on > modern: y a - - 56 L ' 712 ee ee pac 7 pee ee Re 806 CHESTN U 7 > sf. __garage, . ba main. Forest Shae aod | eenmen , sense P ae pianhtT aw S- PAMIL Y APT. =! 3s _1A'h | sae : ae 93890 ENRIGHT AV. al WEST END RBS! DENC E—2626 Thomas. 6 rifice for quick sale - rest me ee -_—— — a ——— OC r= A FLAT—3 ? rvomngs, ; gas. electric. owner i , : 2 | . Sai & 2 3832 Ohio | | = 3-family apartment bufl enangoan 4 E ; 4 _ Lar’ +O- Richt $4: FLAT—1412 Goodfell w, sin fla “> | \ \ ) rooms, Sun parior and ¢ leep: ng pore " al} . ecirils it} a 1 ; ig A . er fine cond tlon . oul. i >. eo oe y : a ‘ » ile . S ‘ ‘ . ¥r ry = ——- ae _ Pe me oe . o 101 ‘Ala ts : ths : : “ : . ’ ‘ : ~ ¢. “uy re oh wr . 8 A naidered: termn a on mmaition: terms... Flat, 4-famil Ss reson rach also twa Be autif }-Family Apartment FLATS—20: near Forest Park: price Sot u wish a home oar cninbihgd. | fe Tear: Feats $3000 per ennur ENCE att Bite PrPER 3 gg oo Gear” tay 5a06aas: ee . roon ‘ n° martes VU0; rent $6000 ve: OX 5 ¢ | handie, speculators eee this today _are — PPER, 1138 eS ; vi Boor-Tewrion south: | 3851 Shaw av.; 4 rooms and sun parior, ; 000: rent $6000 year. Dox P-515. HAS FINANCED ‘GER KEBIN REALTY CO. ¢ g_ Driced $3000 under market. See) Deautiful modern residences, See at j acd -s 0 . 4 ee ™ 7 ' ba ‘ ‘ + Re ne i’ ) j ii ‘ I 500 : ern snap for someone: s iis todas Penton a , "ae , 7; vs 2 - ——— od floors, : node a ic ard oy - on sO - 62 : L 7 break Er __ ( HEAP ‘aii =~ ¢ ' CoO 894 Chas 17TORR 7105 Ellendale pi “ss A \ | ) LA KE AND VW A T ERM. AN | WATTS RE Al, TY Coy PANY 621 Chesjpny t es I , | SB ane bremen at ;' ? reoms uiidineg ‘ : os rRINK é estnyt . 1 ' . om a rourn, &§ . - > ~- tad . : ‘ FO =LM re Garage. iot iis "e70 a —— we SH. \ Ww A )] ) I T I , N FLAT—Modern. 3 and 3 rooms, in Univer- x c HOIC “ INV ESTMENT PROPERTY APART LE NTS G + an EIN D MAR WILL ¢. WISSMATH. 722 c pe at r i] Se) 1 { its ,1OS8 { : *he i h rc aT | Ce = - . Wa ferman., - po N ‘ ea w . - , ; | ehear 6341 WwW. - ee S( )I emit) at i 6 rooms one ‘iw } ‘31 Leland a‘ %-family; 6 RESIDENCE —-4444 Gartieid; *-room mod4.- — . . : , j : : “* ’ aaa 5 BR a i; Aa} a aba l ig} = — . on ¢ p , er " : fr OH Ais r ‘. - yr ‘2 : @ tii : a is ; His. inside ITOH N , . ? nee . - . i° 4) [4 ible fiat of % ’ " — ‘i ‘ iTi@] ‘ rewoons fie 4: 3 ‘ ; ’ P ’ ’ 7 Deick residence. it Bidx Art? price ' * ee 3 rooms eac} ; - 2 se rnt THIS! Te hj ' »} ; - i = =. : - : “ 2 val ' r heat ar 4 hardwo f re: | ~ +4e8 4 — *NSith SOT | 0-6 rooms; a B00d T ~~ ~~ it aradwood floors, cement hasement g£a- ,* : ; nt oe ou t House ik [ ' otreet 7 3 ‘2, ; A-41) Post spa tod seihiiicninia ons. . ae : ' ne ; ss spe I's. AisoO ris I + inachin “nt Bs, } rey: 0 4S c ye a 4915 be OY } R { ) > ange For price and further > farn ’ root n ; Lae sit DEMAREE 600% | SBECH ER oy hn ission, eau SINGLE FLAG AL Fan >. ompton. 2 and 3 Gonble, bath, | per year ie terme. am ee ns ns : 4id be 70 particulars. see Ri am! (ESIDENCE—6ui ye. gaaGecs iy a . ; : . Reg ~ " B31 SAL. F - ca >, Ea arch é “a : ‘ r Doh: ‘ ( ‘ ae gt ‘ } } 2 -A “ue j r - and 5 rooms fin? . ; . a rl | ' YDrT EARICKSON, % : PS. o- » ian : ') _ , , . of eet .__Vie BE wuree and 4 on further partiou-{ electric, prrne 3 a chiee Sen. bate ! gnear Pairgrouns Park. in good orde OF BUILDINGS 925 S Rrodway. 5001 Gravete. ®. Rroadwa: er. . ste : “ tT . aR aon SV IST . AY . Pe yy orf), oO! a ch _" a r\, aa C¢ and SCreens - q Ben: R LK bos REAWLT & , r p tile bath. gara oa $11. S00 rvoms, fut i \y Gil E A \ byte pm Bar ' - DE | uM AR entins ~ Ro : . , po ’ = =_— 108 50. , 4+ pa : Creme Y .. I “ 1 ES) eve H 00 _srsenal, 2d figep came nsyivan ind n fia ote A 1 t.. 4, 4 and 2 rooms; $211-15-19-2 avois aX hardwood. * 44 OXX Etzel odern; 5 and 6 rooms ee . rice $16.000— i ote x oe BEL - RE “ty _ e mmdg ; “ . @ " oa. t, opps ee te 5 = o0x1 o fi! arage;: $6500 loors, | mn bi tub. granitoid cella pL lOO cash and $60 month buys this 7 IMELMANN SPAC iN J. ER R. B® COo.. - £25 2ees wt aa : ‘ mm Single AOU , AL = : at Le i : : " as ie sy es 1928 tema 4 Pry ait ‘ Rt it't : i . F Ove — yehs p “ ; Is TAREE, & 500: ; Page ‘a8 GARDEN | a and Chestn’ rt. THIRTY- SIX ¥ AMILY id beth, yea * at adiiiss pe a. é. " : 20, ntta ens e rns, 2! as! Sl ' \i—4 lel! 4-famil\ 6 and & a Ph ARTMENT : KANDL, 806 Chestnu = 7F rent oft r he Ope rent $4! ‘eta ae HI-POINTE LA 1. a= HIGH. LASS DOUBLE FIAT | Geis irom 2 to 6 : fore) _ TS WF CLENWIDER, Oilve 5749 OFFERS . , PLAT ve fee todgy; 6 rooins to each apartment: 2 Risi DEN: E—1213 Tyile ds — indeli district, several 4 wl ‘ j 54. evan ash 4014-16 D ; p an rE 1 . —— é‘ 23 one 5 rooms, tile) r $s invest! 'e,*o MP MLLIPN' ‘ . = aS Lerms rai A. ' tea : . _- . 46 . Peet . ; . . . a me na nod 4 ; : 1100. ‘biock _ ie eon . aS: mr) t * r mo! +o) ’ ‘ pees . , ~ ' . ‘ ‘ . . abode i s i furnaces, | otc ee ei {Pp ARTMENT ‘ > NN. Grand ay wy —" . : “ , " . ry month: nev ; = \ " j : r , ae - ten Ri. 4 shavi. VIS : a . =e — —— - : hard Ao Pe poner ma B mee STOCK E-BUERMAN. DAIRY ME N, A T T E N T Te DN ! BLAINE FLAT— and J room bri Maths, electric: APA RTME NT DAN" BAKER ; ‘ Sep | we pes 3 Bis on sith pees : o : ’ . . , : . . . Can nr ih eerst at | at RR ett loner ay consiatine ef 5. PR SOOT ents SH ron h: pl & 6: D: terms. (on Leland. Heman. Syracuse 4 }” AMIT Y COMP ? . br ‘ 4 , " ' ‘ ie . . rus , “afl , - 41.4 4 stat \ $74, 60° INVES [MENT Co, ae -'3 am roo K flat; large stat ms rt} tween Lawre! 1 Th : ca? . ‘ 5 > j ie awie ia ‘ j ‘ I A4 ‘ i | ’ “ - : #l Nat'l Rank Bie ae ; (5x12 ' 25° fine vuble 3-room fiat A T— | Evans 3 4-family fli and Kingsland Avs. 60. versity drive; each apartment has| *“''e ty ; as . . . : vines , ‘ : . ; ee : eas . : : Ss ice . . 5 ‘4 a ~ pid § pe ss) ‘ ‘ ‘ , €~ ao ‘ 2 ’ 7 ’ no ‘? Ly , dos a . 2 S . , : ; : r i ; , room _ ¢ re “Y a . i yor h A 74 n &I rT ci " m4 ' @] staal Fence np ipo ty for Sink r bunga' Gur homes have nothing wood floors. s ' d furnaces tot “A2x1 40, les: $1600) je, with brick garages. gnept. Meee 2817 S. JEF re RSON A REAL BUY : LEALTY C 21 Chests $12.00 “i eee PISS for his personal us ‘I his apart ia to be desired in location, | rent $1170 : newly painted and deco WYATT ©O.. 2102 Bast Grand - ; break tast roo; Murphy ‘ * Three and 3 reo ums : A : ; : ~ vie lat > f { ‘$ Pe , ‘ - ) ' ‘ “he : rn) ls ACe?npD Nmil Wwe) oe 117 ’ ~~ reniveetural beauty rate ad oe , & (‘t) 109 N 7th tk eee: : ty na ' ¢ Tatas nH. Murph , | | She _ 4 »- a (" iCK R. # .. R24 Che it st m wi ; / mm fore y ' : ; Am leaving ¢i ind muet ei henette: — tal S3. t00: price $°] 500; & _verty jg in ex ellent ¢ wiitton j } . te ee roling * 4 ond ‘ ' SI Ni GL kK ~~) } A He . 71 - - - ae -~ = ors a i #-riia line gi Se ‘ ¢ ¢ , ‘ ~~ iort ss es ita tos _ 1} 10 reom home Neo dy heat 6000 +5 handle me * > of admission as n . handle 3 ith, elect * i ad: ee | aapomeaes fot ree ' Snows 1 Income and “Dv, nignest guatity G oy we floors; corner bet ' A. YD S r SHE R Main 1658 ES PEDERER-ARENDES REAL’ La EL EK "AW Ca eet ne fo asia ata ions woe gg steam heat. hard ell f 1 Se Ost Srnall advance par- - _ RESIDENCES FOR SALE recess: GOK0 weet tox - ae. code & o 7 “7 4 rave ‘ . oe , ie P : = ; " _— am . . : ye ors ’ _* 12 OU : ri¢ ‘ rerits } oy? ~ ‘ . ° "te ef x , ne ‘ , mart? » . ry) +% J ~ FLAT — Sceanel . pt just across ““tromea 4 __ Sidnes. 10% = 4 : 724) ee 8° bh nut st. ~ toe } » ag S SOS8A x LEY EWVSTEILN, f MAS! sric! mn “= 3 gee n ments! LieEMIDENC E404) Tower Grove Park; 4 and 3 rooms. is $0Nol-0o5 RU shal At, x “a ae ne sh A Sat aoe eee | Hoet-water heat let floor; > ; s zs Fine doul.e and o. room e batns NE W SINGL E LA’ r : Ati ND -ES.- “ lats. are NORTH PARKAVIEW APARIMED ey ane ia — oe at S7H900. See 4454 Arsenal st , ae furnaces, O0-foo. lo ery easy term SOU’ ve ly 1. | w rent ear. ide; an) Six-family, 5 roo in pa : ;' SOC o' MOUND JOS. FL. DICK! Lm os. OS . = ION WH. APBOT' (“hestn Ju tf rooms and sleeping por 3U NGAI '-FLAT—o and 61 s, hot-wa- Geocs Of trust, Sic, oes tyad.e 2100 a | bed; 6-roo fficie arag: rent jog. w : s been mpletely furnished by tn } a> ‘ ™ ' ‘ 2 y Planet eine : . ' ‘ ' : . ei penne, , ‘ ‘ . 4 - . —_— net rid) . ? “4 ‘ ; Zi Vatern . ~ : , , i } ei 3aer ; ] ' ) 4 ‘ Sea G20 LCL . ad | ‘ d. q : a sol TH aint FL AT ui, OArBAaln; ePrms a ‘ a te ' a es — ; . ——- ~ i BC # “HER Py peace Be mate” . a, , G .o for RE S]})0 Ne eA T—4045 Caatieman, : OM — F Shenandoah a 5-8 roo fiat, bath > . ‘ ing porche: 2 Lanscov wher A DPOF MA TSONn AV.; and ». rooms, LOREEN! ; -f1.4 (ad nes it , er ae adel , , . . ° frame rece 8° foot lot garage: , at P eeerne ae ¥ a vemeten SRC ong nih : = LA T >. AND 5. R¢ VIS re : - pen Pa arawood | Ors, mod iern 33" wide live SOGU, Central (SOL, rand Oly ' a : sty so PS ORPORA TION | . : =" nea) ahead. And pered ‘ Shaw’s Garden and park; rent wars rice and card of admission Dolmat ts and & raame atin 0 ommer 4580 Mar tes owe + ‘ “4 gion Electric Bidg = os é msi 6600 Delmar Bi Delmar 48 OREON E. & R. G. aige \-story ahe nu gpa enough for three year, price tor quick ale, DSROUY; » : SHAR: Wa-DISCHINGER, 30L" srana eA , lot 100x112 Pom } tO eState; goin; ne “P “Jaeneary, ache. | eA? 117 Uhion; 5 and 6 roor hard 4 and 5 room flat, baths, garages; $6500 SINGL H—BARGAIN SCOTT |ALFRED K. LOCHMOELLER, 700 Chestnut ney 33! . Victor -2022L, ; : S k ¢ rt ; deerts Sem. LANE & NKE, 1008 Ches: t gf « , 1 eg ta ee A 90d floor or hez TER 2 put st. % ’ n , 3 . . : ' .: lovel Bidney ict ‘ “Qeuble brick flat; apartmen 3 f: mA N MEHRKE™S rA Q0% 8S Rroadwa ors, h at, tile JOS. L. KOHNER. 825 Ch it # ; i Hamilton; 4 an d 6 yoome, steam DESIRABLE HOMES SSllbeNCk—sJsd5 Ashland av.: lovely 7 FLAT—On Pesta!ozz a dand: 5 -ooni sy Sijet: 4 rooms each. tile bath, furnace, \ ae ashe ; rd DELMAR-EUCL ID SNAP ren “VV, s; $f Orn hot-water heat hardwood fj oe 2 : - ; y ; i , ‘ ; ‘ ’ cing ; yg ; won 1 — . : - ‘ : “es d “ d ET) ‘ Se . ‘ ™ oocws ; a? mate : ‘ Wiw me’ =. da wat “¢ rooms y } floor - a reoms third e.4ric; aM as OF aire Aa’ was : ; : E wt F AM iL Y - e b 2 in . ‘ , ‘ a , ad woul DF M AREF 0003 Page PAYS 28 NET - . ; Vv... 805 hestnut — : R EAN( yN ABLE | E RMS paashbed batt or toilet, brick porch, ia Gvod oor o- . Urnace , all conv enie hh 28; jot q TH( - 5 rt i ‘ ‘. ne = in ; v “ ; and pe z rT : 1 Ligyt . ‘ ‘ . ‘ nee i ; oe 94 , erTva dout le 3 ang a 0} 1eofa r es ye (>? } - Ys 4" i Tr . ‘ sc ’ * , eurg? ; . aitton a” ' ie DICK MA to pa ve appa ja SOx OSAG E af i@ baths para’ team Neatin lant aoe - ——— oms ectr ath, garage bargain tors uilding: lot | : otentidl rent LA INV D ST ME N T SOO { HESTNI T oe MOT en “ITy TRUST CO \went, ij » ( KMAN!? 4 i ps New iF Tor ATrticul: : oF | a r} 2 ro ns es a ‘ . arr. r va Bey . . a . : 2 +. - R20 ¢ D> ston ‘ . ° ‘ all 2 =. “ a: or Bios 8 Fae "Grand 620. \ v ictor’ 38. ae6=—Ss«é@Fourr and four roo: brick , re ie TER. ‘ES R. E. CO.. 618 0} otgee esses E YER, 5179 Easton. :. oe aS. % MAV | oy. ayo ; wane 19 Bo t ay Aeon S-room | 9261 Washington bl.. 12 rooms. 4 7 oar oe ° LAT — 3225 H ey ; a metric rnace r particul : B " Delmar_566L , Pale etenees ” den aden 7 ENAMY I. « R. E. CO. garage . . + 827.500) 1 4. gong eg 3220 aliiday av.; beautiful: singles | : @ i _ = sA ‘ee modern single of 3 and “er or. at puture If ansomtel) . pan os }: . : 16 roome room Orrick, Dath, turnece; basement ' ’ a Ir anos [or > L i ee CL . : ; - ol. 44° L rey 4 To a} rf -_t emo . 2 Sa ures A} r - 4 ] 308 é Grand av , r garag . five rooms and reception hall on first fi ‘ “THOMAS ECHAN. 202° bf i £340) O-——P Si s.0 ss = ' ae room twe on third floor. baths. fur- *., ' eee aU aS —_— (excellent for rooming ' terms oor, © 400 | RIC E $] O00 mange > een . 4 ye Be: ir a: or. Dath -. hestnu o 4) | house if 18.0600' WALTER SCOTT ©O R805 i six rooms On second floor; hot-water heat ae oe , Oe ; ne ae I é ‘ - “rént $82 rice S7000 i; A. ' ~ ROS AGT at. : : S Xs ‘) ANIC AL BARG AIN FL T ; Fe) ‘ : ry ’ x ° ie > a ? , Dri ‘ , au ) - : , i hardwood fivors. tile bat two garages: lot § 4h B T wo aie 5 Po ah ee new aouble Tiat A e9 000 + ao P A E AV. 208 , in w. corner Etze! O’FALLON PARK Nepae : sneed SOxid0, Admission by appointment only, | 4 alee ditiona « a, eer Bee tee epouts. | DOBRFLINGER R. Ct See nee | Phone. + whe we egg gg }-fami nH; rent $5490. or om single flat. having Oakley). 10 rooms ani. 4521 Adelaide. 6 roome node : flent- See GEORGE 'T. KOLLAS, 4 ent: ation -SHEEHAN. 721 Chestnut st. | = ssn rime'a minhieny: a besnt's =O to 99750 Nae” ened ne H. APBOTT, 709 Chestnut st aces, electriicty. bath and two garages. bath: “-car garage : 15.000 | -iass condition: garase. ee on a ' . . Z > igs f UU: in fine conditic n one . ; cathe te: . : 1 Ra ‘e of , S ’ P x . " ‘ ‘ : ’ ’ ‘ a p ~ Ags " —— our ‘ ry : | it owt ae ape wr " : . ae : ~ 9 g roome and bat os PLAT—S6xx_ Virgini 616 Chestnut st._ ae forcard “Box 0-319. Post-Dispatc NGALOW FLAT ee ee SS ON on i fac lock from | Se. ee ee nego DOUBLE FLAT Bz BGAN ouble: |S NGER-KLEIN REALTY CO. 104 N. 8th | $-¢ Rrocmapene ~” 14.500 ” VACANT, b: oe SK a Feely doub ile 82416 ARSEN AL ‘ : )¢ . be zm ; Pinas - 3 nt x = . rf i s * — mate Fie, 7 . . a ‘ BNnU & YooT i 14°: iy 4 or ‘entral ll¢ Ja ‘Cabanne av ? 12 rooms. > Res! lence. T Airgroun : disir er 4 reoms: math. Urnaces, iron rea! porches: in exe | . Your family fiat. 3-4 rooms wd et Tou: nd four rooms > te —r W ‘SI N (; L, K } L, A T Gambleton p} i132 rooms. - a Zarackee and every thing 4200 ’rairte 2 GEL pre etiment. Hee 4 M. A. RUST & SON RE AL’ ame. te @° goet imve Reco Ss LAT—2709 King’s h way. j oon Ing? s (er: : ter Bidg. Lindeli 2702 4s | car garage: 100-foot lot . 12.000 A bargain. Open ie? GELAN REAL CO © = & "heal nut ; : A: ig ves en oa ts dat ” int , ry “ hot-wate orcelaty ' ele , en — d 4 _ 3! TO? Por anes, So- sene, Gravoie 818 Chestnut st! | “he ben Ai ARENDES REALTY, single fla wo families; hot-water | porcelain enameled. $3.75_ MODERN FL \T—WEST END—$6500 ‘oe Bore. 2 hee ate et Taree. lot av.. 11 rooms: arage: || 4) IMMEDIATE POSSESSION For ente: S614 a —_— 41738 CASTILEMAN—$2500 ; Sidney 2676. ! Gre ne r rg PE aga (Go grap ,AT- x Page; modern: 5 and 6 rooms +33 Suburban ter.; 4 4 Re, fed ine” tne eh er hea COCRCY, Bard erville av.. 7 rooms: 2- N.t1th st; ee bath, heat, electric PLAT— On Bot anical a \ : inodern, ts Yoon. Tash. balance ter: 5 6 ro = hes, e:ac- = “ Aces : pe eee a he wr - ) - ; mn :; rer eft } nth 23600 cash, balance $50 U Li 1S. iS6C Uric, Ty wn. . ct ly } ii Ss, -ale at; inspect this o- : , f i £00 price right aii Kloor. ‘ rooms .d lioor; bath, furnac tric, hardwood floor iStairs 3016 MeN ATR abe he a. a0 , montn ne’ MGR, @ argain, terms Hodiamont | “F... 72} : F Y, 2627 Gravois ¥ ~ ' Highway b! J » O. RE I. 7 i r. 6531 N.. Broadway, Gonveniences : 58 jlecation. , aN Sacre 4) ‘hestnut # 2 Shen 3 la ; a t £985 Colun IOHNSTO > DEN E iOS Ps track t Plymout! —— — = —— en 1 DOI Bs! ' ooo ‘ Be ocation See ri JOHN w.. ABBOTT, 09 Ci " *\ Ewe y brick sing! flat: 3-4 rooms: L. ) 01 Oe ss ne a ‘ ON DEM — E 5003 Page =A MI : noc aee on , © fiesees & —— ooma, : porch . 1) 508 1.) MOUTH P ARK Ke Ll, LUANT HOME JOS ‘hes across entire-rear; newly dain orev - ject: furn white sinks. ete St) Beartmer av i2' rooms. ‘two ates yas (et card of admixsion. ad ers) ‘ r¢ fay ion, . fam es: i . ie and ovutsik je ree ci} josets: : 7! é Pi! [i ! j i hood - : nas . ‘ oO ‘ ert ri tr lf *'@l a > vestment . t¢ ra Li | } — all Le ; ‘ -~ ‘ : ‘ ~ . =" . .« ITYTMAN & = r t¢ ’ A N rooms first floor; 5 rooms Yd floor; steam ie NOL ER REALTY © ry brick f of ® and 7 ath tesge ree err a. Y TOT PLAT—5514 Vert 1odern, 6 and ° J. CORNWELL BK. E. CO., 111 N. 7th GLICK R. E. CO §24 Chestnut st essen res atin a i ee ws ON roadway. neo tile thai n, hardw ood floors, 8. UCceD” Y 5 ar K _of (‘nr mn Lor ° ' ic " - Q + yas si . re . “ a. ¢ z - anf , at: rm ‘ s : : oar ‘ bon re mnie ag ‘ ‘ Q- of Cas) , ; fe. bt : ‘ ion , payments S70 * NEW — TE RR ACE F \T — ee —— ¥ ane ms araz 754 wa . > AN? ! tre ‘ wee 60 ' eran Bho my % AMIL) LPAR’ ME Ni Highiand ay . 6 room gar e a »0 5 ROOMS. BATH AND ELEC Fic. aaah bovie aud Swen ev’: 4 double, apa ct 124% ; a , ; aces ’ : } wey A warn rant? ‘ } ° a ee a Paese ds . IDES : — wes : She cash will ry & . ling ; ; ! Bur , c ' og . +, “ esate” - 7 a ind seven rooms, tile baths, hot- vs Ayes 4-19 P : : ‘rshing:; si Os, BU parl ors. ort hw est Cor ner Eastgate ~ built bu nmgaiow : eee 8.750 i, a *. eo hows decorated and paint garage for fab cine Kia icentinetiinedenn tiianiasmmniditltatatineeetle a 4 : floors: $8500 r l- ’ . : . . , bie r] 4 at io iniiie 34 rooms a vr ryuc « . ost-i) Y ti Styic. $ rooms and Alichen, bath, jectric . Dou - ee >. hen! ' ary ir) tenen) . ~ — a ad FEE va dost ante , arages: side drive’ rental $ at hardwood floors, furnaces. nl ine-plece — 2 — ‘ ees. tS a a or ee “e 3. OU, ho By ioe hh ' r: carag ' . * x. Ds ane 1) NK " VRS- | dt zN > | : LAT \loder 4-famils North Parkvt w ha wt i eC AS ~alegt easy oe and Nort hi Drive Berton pl.. 12 rooms : ~-car #a- sine ROK enamel sinks; ali rented } $160 per = Ao = earner — . “"EDERER. CNDBsS REALTY CORNER LOCATION—SOUTHAMPTO™SN | ) kitchenette, sun parlors, eteam Ni t ZEIBIG US G Chestnu ° rage: rooming house ..... BR. D000 > $500 cash ane $15 monthiy. Open month. , +; 4 : ASTL E M. AN Sian ORR 5 oF . ; me i ae wm, ett, } A flo e o0t- heat: re S4000 yea! bargain for aquicl ‘ sis = = S new abartments. 4 rooms anil "’ Murohyv Hamilton av 10 reoms =- s 500 (7 te 4 r 780 B H. STULTMAN R- E CO. _ a in! letting a ee 3 = oe ey dnlannee bie 4 apt es nt ne Post-Disy ateh . | he 515 4 E A TON AY. wy teas o- - eac! rents , 85700 oe ag —y 000 5 av.. 9 rooms: garage: 50- i ai J. l.. MURPHY, room 407 _Cheatnet st FP. a nee go" : 8. rent $1680. "Prt ne 812 300 | : COKEL-FEYD' HI KSO: —— —F Rial 5 and 6 n ecorated through- shp balance rm rege corne t. f ah : ov 401? LABA DiIE—RESIDENt a iN H. AESOTT. 709 Chestnut et. ; =f } 29°3 8 Brosdv s PY ee SS rk a eee down, ejectr ic, bath, OO" irnaces, new Coubi® garage. @ P) SI ‘GER. KL. E a ea Thee ‘O Berthold av.. & rooms. hard- - Six rowme; etrictiy mio —z wi bg BN a3 ~ : ~s - = ; * . Shae ‘A “> Pts . - ois } ‘ . © . , ‘ Meal ‘so ‘ ‘ Ate bargain, * . UP ir _ OT SN - ‘ - or eri 1 Sail wood oors. h w. heat : 2 7.30 at 4 bar Tain. imme ep See nea On ette and breakfast roen to each flat: oo ol + =. a4. 56 th: very fi nest con 4ii- iO, i la ¢ nAac! an ‘ , z c ; > c 7, -* Q° 4317 i Pp, A(3 E AY. ; =~ J tot suman oe e rooms: gear DvD 750 nee RA &, OBERME} Sade, 517 72 Flasior in bath tubs: %«°' hardwood fivors through | Zenner asin ‘W_SPACKLEI ‘ee ¥] . R. E. CO., 824 Chestnut st ae Phone Olive 34 or ‘Central 1109 337 Burd av. 7 rocms. sleeping P 190%: 49), ruit trees. forest trees. shrsbbery ye SSA Niet av. ; Gran@ Be sleeping porches. double panbebe rene I I wor 643 ae 23g ae ~~ "tth and Thestr LAT—1128 N. Hodiamont; 4 and " ‘SHEARON’ RVAL ESTATE C Corner Double—Rent $2400 eos Soa ae 0 scam tt THEO. BOTHMAN R. EB. AND 1 2009 “price $16.250 . ie | ¥ 7 ] - — a oe ge papain oN “9°94 or aa Glee... an orne! ( ) — Javard av... rooms re ( * . 2. aca i nve estment Double : . ah gle; tile bath, hot-water heat, hardwoo ve Boer or Cavany 252.5 . /4601 Enright av.; 8 rooms 60 | Vive Bees 100 _X Broadw iy PLA TS—3$553-65 V: a*;; near Gr and bh; _ a ais rOnN H. ABBOTT. 709 Chestnu ] L E Ty l floors: rents $1380 rice § 5 ™ N s 6901 03 Bartmer, 4 and 5 rooms, bath, —— 4 wee — two single flats. - o rooms, tile bath, a 5-5 BU NGALOW FL AT—$12 : E 4006-08 McREE r( ) U B \ VALTER SCOTT C 95 Chestnu BnSt IN\ e TME we by ae as t RY ‘ furnace, inside stairway. etc.; price HARTWIG-DISCHINGER HOM te 42x x HOL LY electric, furnaces. sinks. sranitod ae Ox: ltah: wonderfu 1 ‘ e wooms, tile baths, furnace, ele 84-36 Wis iy » tiled beth ! = . a —— ~—— — = Sige A o -eiy st & ’ FLAT—4520 Pennsy ivania uv.;. modern & eset LICK . 1010 Chestnut O} a42 ~ . APARTME 28-family: rent $9200; price! , ay ge: Eas ieacae ee oe i Met. al) imurovements made: an wm ia ca pene mat h, qarewees woe y) | 20xx Harris av -room modern rest J541 Sullivan; brick residence of” seven family brick of 4 and 5 rooms, tile bathe, 5 - NEAR GRAND AND PARK MS aU TY 1 SIDE SINGLE Ik LAT $41,000: terrfas, Minton, Title Guarantee 12 - a Peete, ' oll Scanian aah ait haus Reig Pg» Plants; rent will be S. t-Disp a i “LAT 4555 Audubon “Sper ” dul price 9po,0 no sn required, bt ' te.; garage: price $8500 fice nt ; 10.000 7 gg Ey ey 605150: v this; ’ a HOL a 5...‘ oo in¢ i ? ny re Nt woo" Z, ” ; —— _- — aren é “! a‘ } de Trt I . ' *? ‘ , O08 as whe eg . br Lyre SI built reel ; pele Sis. 344 sini tf ae Attach 6 room nd bath each: good 37 : , A) weC Ser fodiamorit 3 Rarn lospita 3 and room brick: fu nm yas able : monk | ___ GLICK R a co 4 Cc hestni i Sa ' Scenic Drive. Riverview Garden. , \NE & PRANKE, ; oh I ce ere eee HN H, ABBOTT. 709 © burt vestment or } n one and rent the other, Acuthe nardwood floors eparate! nace, bath, et a] air ‘AR eae tyme SR a i ob CHEAP SI NG LE FLAT dandy bungaigw. summer kite: (AGLI Darl 3 ished room: on third; well buiid 1-reomay ACCOM. AU STREET : “ terms right. price J om ‘bl Si be 5768 Kingsbur y Boulevard ani ar apni samen ee | seul anaes msstagar™ chick $. 500 CASH, Bs AL. MON TH} brick cottage ir reas electric. wit ne and % pul and fu . at : .> S, lal i ah er }? Harris Realty .O.. = -T} " E i j Pd *h a? . : re a a : Hs ; “a pha : J i ; ; ee. oe a pi. 5 ene “joome, = ith house lot 100x2 30 Ke c Brick Awelling. four j story fixtures: owner i? ‘oOttare wi i} e}) ‘wy: cs rooms. ti fle ae u ft . ae > 7 No) rtheast Co rner 4: n an Pine AP AR r "ME N r amen o . rsyv a. ie 1110 74 FF] AT—2% O1 Monten a = a 6 rooms: mod- rooms. sleeping por: , 2 “ ? — . . 4 ea ' su Ces, etc.,; ov . ront; see us rooms aide en'rances and ectiasne ms | + wee ee ranean en ee - : - a . sf @ qu:pm ent renta! BE ,U . 2 Par: iow tH Be, 4. ~seCctric and furnace: GRAND BL front yards. lot 72x11; Siiey: 1914 io 1 i Beliegiade SIXGLE FLAT—3870 McDonald. Me Rut st. Main 4113, Central 892 S. e. cor. Carolina and Carditip!, $8500, | REDDIN_ REALTY Co., Title Guar Bid 15 Wii landie APARTMENT SU agizate. Vi = — ——-— —-- - - — hone Al . . oO. 23-55 Vernon; ¢4-family. 5 and 6 row ns. HOUSE—11 room brick, furnished. 8500: | w BINGLE FLAT--170 biock California avd x $006 McRee av.. cor. Thurman. 5 rooms, |ELY_E. Y AW) TZ, Room 414, »_ T22.Chestnu rooms. Sunroom. sleeping pore’. e-rit— . Plas : ardwood f a. Soe» eae | 256 W ASH] NG TON "oO furnaces: geod investmont: om Sie Sean $500 C ASH 4-5 rooms. bath. ene. electric: price $750 e ~ tile baths. copper gutters and di whnsepouts NE W ay yt” RL E F I AT brick @ mere te red icad tc $3: OU rorins. npg ip Perce hardw OG floors. steam heat 4956 i 7 ‘lent ‘ n Ww MINTON. Title _ Guaranty Bidg . ; Realtor, Box 'A-303. Post-Dispatch. __ gay Beata 2 i ae 2 se HN H, ABBOTT. 700 Chestiut.. ges, electric. For card Ke ee ae aupity grgriment. 5-9 6, 4 garages Zit X=. CO, Bes Cootnat ot HOUSE—Beautiful home; 8 rooms, modern 5728 Prescott. 3-room frame, asr SINGLE FLAT--3500 McKean, convemePOCGHERTY-SHEEHAN, 721 Chestnut st.) SOUTH SIDE APARTMENT— Washington ee. ila oe aa’ ae ee ts 36268. —_Price $34,000 | FINE SINGLE FLAT fruit and shade trees: be sure and see | (oma Perky RoR Three FOO S / ‘and giassed-in sleeping porch, family apartment, 6 A Pe Louls ri BOTHMAN R. E. & Cr aN NT SS ES 44 them before buying Benton &30 Ww rte sen - OF , Vier « fences, double dDrick garage. 13,5 3 — a ee iia . fe c6§2) ; , wi : : ' } ~ . “ neo 13t and : na _' rents $160 per mont! Appiy 4914 Lai igh- will handle Box A-8 I ?.-D, steam heat, herdwood floors creene oF mn sinks, furnaces. etc.: double garage; : “ eg modern; 9 rooms ee a FLAT—26xx Alien: 5 an: 1 & ae trie; in good A ao 3 rooms, gas, elec borough or phone ‘Riverside 2431 APARTMD es —— ie. i fii-Pointe: sleeping porch: price $11,600: §3500 will ae ] 11. ld > H: AMILT ON AY. $10.50 0 terms a ers : WAE 702 (> Kk ESIDENC E NOW “¥ AC ~ “os aes ORR Cre; SENS i s REAL TY CO., 3548 S. and bi. 3 AND + F hs AT ; rooms anu , _ & garages; will trade ne , balance like rent 1128 N, Hodia- Double 4 and 5 room flats: ors GLICK RE. CO., S26 Chestnut ot. _ RESIDENCE = — = Siemtte aes “OO Fytirie ay: fine 2-story brick rie "EN 19 (Chestnut. Be mt sane for 1 , sin it tena ‘lass condition Baths and furnac with -ARPTMEN , ro Ay eer ‘urnished kitchenette; income! tence of 6 rooms and basement room t Sev ENEEN REALTY £O.. 90° . ley 1 outrig! 3-family. rit ie Guaranty Bldg oP hes . — ed . aise fArTace if vou Want hing thie mon oe oe : 3 ENDLER REALTY OO HELLE. 103 N . Chestn i: ; all under lease; $6290 per Year "$540 ae, TERS | $4320; can Ve, SINGER-KLEIN, REALTY CO y 7 a a > ee Oe RESIDENCE—® rooms modern: nail cash PU rs ER Re a 206 Title Cust. 2 ‘ AD | 4 I at a? ut g z 7 " a : * 8 ee ead i } one WIN : ‘ ’ i te — , ith . " . - ‘ : BROOKS: REALT Y CO. 107 fe 7th pam ———015 Bank of Commerce B) ig os a —— - M AG Ni F - - iil a cri ce a $! 3.3 000 and maxe (erms. ake bac k S: 20 00, deed of tra ow aaead was S r ' = — ps - as , : | Re ; | Post Db! * , ' 3367. a Sees — —_ er Suave L, IN DE T | I ¥ a FLAT-#8517-19 Pestalozzi st. halt | A INVESTORS, ATTENTION! | 26 ; ) L A ee be a pe atch. _ 3 MANN, 208 Wainwright Bi Dt IUBLE 4 & 5 R (0) M FLAT | = eens > | RBS SIDEXNCE—7 rooms, modern: large cor- shah /P LAC E - RESIDEN block from ieee (grove Park: a Two 1917-21 8. OTH §T. mi 8, ce rooms, ~ fimished attic rooms ee eee a Ad. pA HE, Ce 2) | 1339-134] LIB ERT {\ lide Av. ‘Pp HE PR RY, yN AV. ner jot; owner leaving city: cles wig Rove “V23 Sullivan av: a @%-story slate-reef and reception hall on first floor . ; 4- coenaly brick buidinga 2 rooms end well conetructed: price $16,000. Card of ad-. » TOOMS, SUNPOOMS, vO-ta: ‘gar ag "LAT—J3-room, 4-famil, 2 biecks soutt lo. ™ ‘ —_— ; same” as rent Box A-@1. Post -2 residence of § rooms, bath. electric, reese: Z On second floor Sunn reoms on chur fiour, | Pe: Br gas; lot 385x150, miselon rittance by card T . . } Bxxx we st bath as 9 Baths. f ira: es ele ric, ins ? Re" 6-FAMILY APARTMENT : Dis. ~ at! modern Cheapest house in this rie. ; 4 Ap AR ENDES RE ALTY co. ; THEO. BOTHMAN RE. & JOHNSTON & 500: 4 | Page. sohe ° . ae re ‘beat titan 5s. e] stairs: rent @°040 pe: or: & o4 invest- Of & rooms and porch each, every modern RESIDE NC B-3. 328 Aurusta 7 fooma: | Kee ue for card Sdmission by appointment only. See > wfiidney 267¢ , *" man ws — —- : ; 7? ‘ful terrace wai 0 . ) j ive f 4 } a As 9 : . : ~ . " > ) iot or | . ~~ Yer? 4 eetr 4 COT eTrjence b! 7 rd -€ 4 ar 2 a ae feet: side drive rm } Se ‘| “yp t o ° j GEORGE T. KROLLAS, G16 Chestnut st. 4 2616 G ravis Olive YOOR 70 _N ; wey. AR 1, @}] l.: $3901 $2500 dow mn; pr ic 6 $9800: rents now $2% |" we ee TINDE, ‘$818 lestn U en ier _ big yard; 4-car ¢ age, all A WYLIE. 708 Chestnut ef . pon Be 2) RR 2 4 CO T2080 Tithe ree ek 8 4 z sia ¢ MEN’! googie ae =. ' leased at $6500 per year; let us mei! y a , . # NEW POUBL families: 2! ms; bargain; but should be $30. Box W-168. Post- Olive 3165 pond op Beye 2, “ale a > Ua wean ean abis Lowe i “ ey ) HERE IS VALUE. 3 No agente ast | NE AR ORES ST PARK letalled statement of this Bargain which cam SGBIDHNCE 16 vosmer eospant dor tive CHIOPRACTOR ~ thn IF Minne =e anal s “reom effic iene: hi rdwood 20xx Geyer, a beautiful 4-5 room flat ANSS, AN. Jth. Mau © 1 3. i aT aan ‘onal ; ‘ 44 4 fe BOUGHT On terms . families: all modern conveniences: sieep- A REAL OFFICE LOCATION TRIPLE FLAT—1918-20 8. 13th: Jot é pa fame for © care rents $2734 | white tile brick porch, tile bath, fine paper ae aa yey family —- re ee gg nei ighborhood " 4 ro t. tile bath, hard DYAS-SHELP, 109 N. Oth st. | ing porches: lot 140x550 spiendid jiocution Southweet corner Warne and Green Lea: : brick alley and brick etreet: #20 . Cail for care of admission and p: and woodwork. ‘le shed for garage; best 3 ner § og rooms and sun ne ¢ , heed _ aS. Gas. electri vor loor jectr furnace, shades J 0 (; }00DFE 3 f Ow AV. price $9500: attractive terms, GRAF & } 792110. Groom residence; bath, fer- Bf ae arenes aie Sh REA bY ‘ 7 Jeujs ni t > i abe: ante Beg os _in on + $750 ne! = ive a Psa ao og on fin ant Phy , Mey ‘ xceptiona y oa amet 510 Bi , CASE UHEALTY co Ferguson eieetr! ete wonderfy! * onéit fon on CO 2002 S 18th st Forest §309M — & ERR RENDES REAL TY ‘O. ALBE RI gh ENZLICK 1010 Chestnu pa , a! es - a... r; ~ : ssi mo ‘~~ = oe $5500; | ° | REALTY 7 4006 ‘hou i Tis of. J f rooms. tile i - RENT MONEY BUYS HOME aiso 6 room residence fac ag Green TRIPLE FLAT—2027-28 Lynch at.; 6 nm , ¢ 610 Gravoi Olive 24 {c) 5 MS per er yep IONE ' al Pht ag — box W 17s Tat. : * ; a" : 2 912 + “be _ wl b 3 rooms, ‘electric, Water. gas, finished a r F ’ rn * 202 : o nae . : PSS RT} ‘ 1 = =r a svaten. Tea ee Ge Seay ae . rah rst-clase ndition, | 2. 5 agement. furnace; inepect thle today (if. MALRER-GHIO-REFPFA REALTY CO, ily b : k of 3 dagger each ; renta See ; os 3428 CALIFORNIA 2Q5/ - Q ( le * e la n d ARTM ME NT T—$4000 tow} na vi _ i “TA : _ we : " ws ‘] 5 rooms Cy ’ -K} . ¢ R E co. fice open fun tay ee 2RA _Easton ‘ey : "1° ’' Tithe Gusrenty Bidg sa ony —E Mane ry & ae Son ain ee ee s ogg! st-class condition; | family arartment, Os ; . aths, furr 8, Tent 3! can be mate ART - dod tL Central 892 yA eo ' BECHE hippe® i $* 000 , Or a we al tun pari ~~ $54 price $30,000; owner will take bec! ARS GS ae 1, 6- ROOM RESIDENC E { houteau PI. tes sidence _vraska. Sidney 267. Victor 120% i. Die KM. CN rr ec sO) Ch nee. Beautiful single bungalow flat, contalinin ongyet ° spa rs 1 a een ~ ce back , roo nd sur ariot r Yr — y — - \ a af ) rage; $20,000. sa . $20,000 D. 1 4 € at’ adnate Mode n Double Flat- Cheap A %-story brick residence of 6 -~ 4 . and 6 rooms, sleeping porch, hardwoo yee erie . ey i “ ~~ & " : ere nee id fini late ree oays ' FLA T-—4504 Minagect a o and b ingles ia in 411% 3 _ Central 5 p & E nor sepa rate hot-w ater heat ing pianis it = Al i tH ‘ R 4 : as ; - EB E aS | ANN "O08 Watnw I lgnt Bidg arra ages heme g . , ‘i = ry " 1°! } . , e ] 5 AT fl 6 rooma., ' lle } ath F.eep ng cam hy . = ’ heat 5841 Meg) tt eu brik * res) dence ef aeren mode rn owner upstairs . ba PS. A REAL FL A’ 0x193 AdmIieston ny card only : pri oN J ‘ ‘ i NI Tu : idle mt - A jive 1Sve4 e oa ol EPS ES (c2) i rent $180 ep : ; p greg fare ; - - 62: pee) ATH - trie furnace, etc ef and gerage price only ; e-wagy tiie Bath hot-water hom t ; fra = 4604 as yrolean. 3 and 3 single. om es Best booa t's mn on Sha AY bur galow $16,500. ici RK : 3s rooms and in = % . —" ns FLA , e roums. 5200 blook Wells. Tents “ab inn. . Tae . rth Par hee . en : month Prt e $13 500: H. e a _WILLMANN 1 i9 : —. ot rage for two cars lot at aeeiie. i. et 7 : he ¢S and & large rooms, sleeping porches, EMMELMANN-SPACKIER R. E. CO ot ees Ole et interview. $85 per month, garage for 2 cars: $3000 5 “PRANCIS-PF BRY _RU terms : } oii ated te ‘3 ANDERSON -.#TOCK Est a A Ne. if A habe CHOICE DOUSLES mo B te floors. hot-water haeant tile bat! ¢ 7th an: 1 Chestnut miorni om oma} ~~ pores Si cash | Vy E NT ‘eke . o» CH 824 Chestnut 6t Central sad ‘peetnut. 2? 2 ne lana: 4 and 4: atrictiv a nee , fixtures. nent : be ‘ ~ ——— - : rT j Bie: rt ? z \ Te? gate . . \ANKE RS BY IND & INV ESTWN N Co » “4 . . . . = we = ae - os ‘ - " - dl — 7.48 Ghanandcah: 3 ané 3 and 2 bat! ame! B38: - dl ‘plant tare . ie F our- >) ‘amily F | lat $10, yy 0 rr — inane , aOR Centre | Nat'l Bank Bide, i ( ve R -F A M | Lu Yy AP AR J 63° O45 \ ort hy Driv e ({ abanne } wae Oo age wn i we ’ 6 rooms, Nortowent se ele « Py 4 y , “ : 7. ‘ . . . ‘ a . ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 : ; : ‘mn , ? sOC LT ie vr erect ri ‘ » elect 4 om 0 Rox A-40R mateoh 253-5 Riaine a nily, 3 rooms. famiivr. 4 1 s eacn. ne ghee ey f ive Gs: : ome , , , , , Bea ty Spertines 4 rooms. KOTSRE AN R. CC ; Chestnut et 914-16 Louisiana ; Band 3; wet Re eck ney - _ 1 ; tric. silat try) : - stais waves 7 . 7 inter{o : e ? AN $a) "NT wants to sell at PoE ~ Sy at os . wat : : on” ana estniut par. O ha Gen 8518 Grovors Gran = Sa BUNGALOW FLA’ See TET eae orice 935.000: hia will | epee @ pike ROO Chemtnet Ceatipg, |, 6 and & rooms. singie brick. tile pache. THUS” McCKADY & SON. 5170 Easton av. | KERIUENCE—Fwo-story brick & geome: | bath hocwater’ 3046. Cc ASTL EMAN—#1500 £87 e i 4 en 8 ARI NDES REALITY . FOSS Louisiana: 4-5 rooms ‘\ie haths ‘ mi: — set on P %. Be a ~ 8 : ‘5 se ash SIX } AM] , ce AP ART MENT aeeeenen caparats j _ | © De pon : 7 ei Por mt cw Pali ‘0 “ - good condition yt . GORARF “RE ALTY ov. 907 Cash. " and 5 rooms, hot-wWater hea’ ee 2610 ira vois - a , e rg rt 0 ; aque e | “ ’, -— tut, ~. aa! a en ee h irdwo 2° 3 iO ' we 5 ces U's di raiagce ’ titer ” rooms sS8un ro m Mur 4 ie n ard if adrinvies T | Flat —_-- ~ rue ‘vi™ MIA se 4 ren reg. 4epre gee ae J OHN HM ABBOTT, 709 Cher “ —-- ao ARTY “ arn ° etc 7 ’ rifie pg eS i -? es: rents $6500: $32.- | 4 FCs ‘ay “New Youh P at Kip Site ll>4 Leonard arne mr beth. electric; street and alley made: price 130 . COMPTON AX 3 neg 32 De Tonty: 2 oo a te vente CHRISTIAN “BRINKOP x. Be bE SS AS. C r. 807 Chestnut. | re | house. bath. electricity. steam heat; ms SR HOW ie) , 305 & in . 3 Tooms, roo n, 9 Che + ye 3 20 Waterman: t a ene r to! , , wh A ran H! Potnte kit rage. now vacant, buy and move in iy - . Nice fiat of 3 cand 4 re : peype: R =, Anpsgned. @e@parate fur ‘es. ‘ar ee . : = 23 ~ o-n J , Lh eS a ws gy * ings ¥ ch hes ‘wy THRE} E- -F AMIL Y APARTMENT | RIE TT) “a \ etiment atta ren k ; room , ™ . $4300 JONIK McMENAMY ! m4 Ke ee ‘ HOMP—3478 W Hiileame avy 7 rooms, tran, ae One Wok 619. As mnut ee . ths UC vORr ar ay terme SPLENDID SINGLE F LAT aN nee room apartments; rents § av.: 6 rooms, tile baths; rente ort Kview Apartinent , th, separate steam $24) 1308 N. Grand av bath gas, electric and furnace, I perteet Av ; 1¢ i ug Pr.) BO? Che stres ‘ ' He = seees ' or du O-4 rT year, only 3490 c¢ ssh needed: see " Westgate ‘ wt = : th price $20500. wt +> rs —— ie "or ee eee order ; sae Me: os ASS 750 DOV ER Pi ACE er an} wher cj ‘ ; ve an yan , . , rd pet . m 1 RESIVENCh— OF SBcheol «t., O reems c FAMILY APARTMENT, €21 500 GLICK } aa BR°4 Che rf ~~ - . pes Hi rf haga paren ehe minute; other infor: PAPIN & NTRE P *hestnt be eee : . root bate cugt TEAU AY. H HERLING a co., 73 . $329 S. SEVENTH ard A - a = NEW 4-FAMILY FLA r modern | ae eg seat: 7 —'— ee eae, . ' ‘ 650-ft. front 33-34 | garage tn Lat” _—~ = and 5 rooms, wg electric, © 4 ae - ; 2: + L§ agniy on ai inter ENT $3600. ONL LY €°H O00 2 ream Nearing | : r, ler enc} ne pe we ‘ " q oa Sk—4945 Lotus, & Se rah ° excellent vondit ' : i SIDE RU NGALOW FLAT 4336 DE TONTY en VEREHART. A857 Watermar Apartment. 3% familie modern: in good | rent $5040 per uy ? . teat fee | “baths: 2 front. brick ho ' ioe int om noe $648 wiek +: @ouble garege: « - NDiEs S REALTY COn @ - 2 CLEVE. AND HIGH sCHOOT ~ ee a - - | repair: nice iight room Sadat ined” Gicuh GLick R . 4 t “7 rarage; ren “83: OT FORE; | eee eee dente oe ee ores? $0725. RADY & OBERMETE he at meni : “_ EC + ©) 2 RE aa ARE “ m “i — Bak G ‘ and nice! % At TRNBE a . => TAS | RPRAQ ; i : : ' room and pore n a... ’ : 5 s° A | Sidney 267 _ 26 5 a : me Se. e bath, har ee Oe oe ek Oa ie econ lh ahs ales tina, ie pee, Smythe ird-, each family; $3800 cash. balance @ per cen! 6301 CATE "ENT FE price cut to $21,600, easy terms. Card to . A6zt N. 23D ae, P Forest Yid Delmar ’ ' tris ma BUILe f >» rooms on sped gy nthe 4 rooms #u! pas ae ale . ets vet rch ’ os 3 d 4’ 4 Ae ae To- story, br se-ft ront “1D . ye . | | , im | Dor « Bi ; , % Seeee = Bee ) trevderts geed coepdition F fami -wtory boric K » mui dings. arranzed fo. 6 - . Broadwa ! * 7 “3 . | ae ris ah 2. zie RY. : uy re eo a er ‘ tv au Baie % a: n : es % o x Lack P 4 p : me: lot 295x108 ' t reom on peer Mt Ma NEW 4-F Mit ¥ APARTMENTS SP nt o Tose heetnut RretDeNCE— 5 San ¢ ote Li! "wate Wate! KAA, e 8 s 503 5 _~ EVEN TH 7 . = | ' : i - —a 3 aie ted : RNG it - ee ‘ ™ “es oe + arent me oad se +ARA : . B8ada ROOMS $4450 $750 «(ASH aii COnVeReNces Rraiss S BLAKE x BRO, 816 cesta. = and © room flat buildin rics U T A L p T, AC iy I] \ 4 i ee rt = = . a — : i a. PUTTS REAI , ee RENT $3600 LOW PRICE Halance monthiy like rent. buys 40% RPS! DENCE ri rooms, goed = “LAT é ty fi reasonable i As ALT AN! "ig Big oe ma — WEsT END BEAt TY : =y XY AV Case av nice substantial brick flat ‘es aorege, 4754 Nos thiand 40 ios: a iy ' SINGLE Fi~ hot wate™ . Ae — 3 RAKE WE! I 1 6 } ‘ batt Non: at ' ) j haraweod flo hat 5643 JULIAN 2 : RAST — electri neatly decorated; Just vavatwd;' est TORAW xx ‘Shaw and ! . 4 wit en a 1 & and 6 room fiat, tile bath construction; stone . athe ndcw nm io ; > og St Be . mpartmes ' s and : 1242-46-52 Nor rive, rth cu (2 se oe tile be th. hardweed floors, double re ag ee giate - ros inslantanevos hot-water heater opper reer no poutl! tile atn na tit an 11 000 a yee na ._ oe , . ‘le bathe. vie built and nicely ni ‘ i —-—— 7 BI j Seenctenemneenennnes age ay oe = = "earke of Bic, ' yt cath 38° al Amission by card oni; It-in tubs nitary Sinks, bara’ : i uP “31° C eption as “2 ) se” einen we pete $ rooms and #un parior. +! : : reo ove garege ’ ee : 508. * As ae . F AMT L Y ey ARI % . . LIN r ‘yy. 36°27 G Le - S car matt ric) ira and a E DE SEY L : ; 4+ steam be , oar ' vo ett ; ' afficiency steam heat 3409 3 enue Northland eo ee es . "I de bh uy mii Arat . ; . 4 ’ . al . ‘Travois & . ‘ ; - 7% ; 4 ; a. P * - 7 _ — “Gia0 OSCEOLA BF © fitio y; c} | a | . awe: © ig for Califor ates :- ay $25,000 * 00 cat e is al | ‘ N . . Good T-room brick, furnace. beth. ete. : INCE 4831 Carter tte 9 SEOLA BY oe : . ; at . Sixx McPHERSON AY. nai | ‘TCE room $ ash bay’ ent. the rents wWU! prac- . RFSIOENCE— | —- oa N condi a ts : . > x! “a “KET 3 a orebes . is. hard ‘ ; . wood . Tao : 2 — fan apartment 4 ax DY AS SHEIP. 108 N Mth ps ey LA |" pte eee ae jis " ~ ee en eR ; armeti, rooms eping rated. efc Price $3500 Mmatt Ack 4042 ——— ANDERE On NSTC “KE-BUER MAN, ; . HEO °h tA TOO * Rroaaw nece: double garage . fOHN H ABBOT : porch, open & . fre Grivewns and brick GL, tas Kk rR a. om #24 Chestnut weet of Tayler @¥ | : KOK Chestnot at. Bare 4 re 3 2949-5] Laf: vett > Av. Ouive_F2 wey. OS RADY & ORERMEYER 6179 Easton. | ne ‘NE garages tm the rear; ome a6 the jee ta — | 8 siectrts: Cutned he BE To! oe , rat i Fy y “@INGL F FL AT te Se 2 dul ii pou BLE r L. 1T—B ARG AIN Forest 3126 Deimar 566L abbt bo.’ > A HB. A. , ange i ee > — "San Rnd ys Fg ~ a U Cc AS AV _—BARGAIN- ' aL ‘DRT : TON . . . es 2008 ITUN NELL ee hie fiat ¢ f 4 reoems sn parlo r ane 4 RA- 7 MINERV A AV gee - aw ' y 3 Ron -—aaa «) ; fia? ~ £7 avg a roome le Hated th! a nro : ¥ @ - at wrthe om 4.78 Ty aa seaplane gg F sn ne , fetes nee. elertric, marble sinks, closed sleeping _poreh, steam heat and the “ Four and five rooms. ference. tH © bath. saat RF AMI pore. , $3780 per vear. wil! make! combination fixtures. bu! . nih: terme of $5000 cash. $2 aero , ly dern; ts ¢ , ) geist modern = - ba See-ARENDES REALTY co must | | dition —_ | THMAN f_E |. be : » 4 mn | terms ANDERSON STOCKE- BUERMAN, seven snannes Baet JORDAN REALTY 555 ie Ss, in = nag onk. 905 N 1 a Phone Olive 34 or Central 1108. #2 BoxEnn ti Func By4a. f 8610 Graveis 808 Chestnut Chest

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bo 25° RS EE SIAL ERE TELLS PLE PS RR ail : es 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, ! Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences nor Sale Tete? wR . a # esas 7 stl DISPATCH. RESIDENCES FOR SALE OR SALE - RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FC : j RESIDENCES FO £8 FOR SALE ' : RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE ae Pen serra a a Aste BE ~ “est | — Sabre —e "WEST END HOMES 3 es en | Oe re TOWER GROVE PARK Be ox eis NDSOME FARM RESIDENCE HOMB—igx Washington, a | IDENCE—4052 artis wiectric. ! 2903 S King's hig ' ! peseSanee. carue Sein -rrs - ee go B — ae 5748 : ‘ . BI k : Bro ' é. | J , - ALT ry ’ . . ~ | ¢ 3: 4 Hi = $c SIDE 311 ‘S. 234 = | ale “5010 MU RD « K “AY. . 7 rfid aweod . ad Ph . cs " + — & : WELL LOCATED Bo = x " \. _Hiverest = oe >. 265 oe @? “* aes. ' Bl ee ala ae Homes Usuallv Our volume the low prices. In accordance with ir ¢ plans and ideas, select the location for it now. as we have only five delay. ean build for vou in Gurney Court, one VM Phome S« | Seer | — ow ENW 1DLR. 7. BEFOR Yor 8 miaees of th "} he home vou have er eonly ene a sid : . 7 en sane a eed tional Fomes, priced up | yolk : COMPTON HEIGH? 2 plead uumendion = : | RESIDENCE sFEL tEaltTt? ) NV ad Crew tp 4D — showpiaces 4 always Wanted, at : rice hat 1s ure ti ; ns , ! , , ae | Oe Im i Satisiactory tc : erms can be arranged. . | Ti ; are. i rs Ss McPhe Ll rooms Main i778 aah 907 : z + | 3 | Mo ORELLY, 723 Chestnu: Home Svecialiers Since 189 6931 WATERMAN ATV. Excellent condition. a Ready to move in. CNIV TY crv 10 room baths 90354 - ambia: best-baflt Brick garage. Lot 685x176. OPEN FOR INSPECTION JAMES C. CAMPBELL LE GRAND JOSES > ~ "393 HARTFORD Ln RSP DO GM fete ie VIREO Lat ME rs Ine 103 N. Sevent> PS Buds as ici | | ei sR sewing voom, linen ch = 4 BUTTS REALTY 3333 BARTMER TQootTr s. Dew. -warer beer . 3 : S$ & sete . : = : 5 ; r hs 4506 Bg, Tt : »_ ; - side drive and carage: pr - ene nd ‘ Main 1* | es | ob cas Pct rs garage for wo RE seine petit io pa . ‘ 647 tw _) reoms iur- } : ” 4s ) | _ a. = wa'er beat. til nar . : Ri IN ‘ c . "+ —— —— : woot WU ~ tr _ - dle ga age This drandéd-see : oe - ae DONALD freem: price 0.3. 7tm wt. ii 7 ¢ the very nicest. 14 fooms. hot-water reoms large and a: Ane aS A | a HES. xs fooms, nest. Rartwood floors throurneut, tile beth. BUTTS BE 4342 WASHINGTON @ aon P, Rint's Mebway. cast on Thebia av. Bus to el. nisaenay, | EACCUS We 804 a, Sarmaee, it SUR , ee: qe Sr as RESIDENCE BARGAIN ee a - “WEAR GRAND AND GRAVOIS PRESTON PLACE 4 cz ; m st rec soe Cues oes — 4 . . rooms, furnace, bath; price tile bath ga, ot two ans Deere; tie bath. steam tesidence: 5 rooms actric. ga- NEAR LAF \YETTE PARK modes 3 MES OG Central Nat! Bank 20000: Uderal terms win os . ~ “2 3S : . . us a Sa ‘ . 3 Dx 35 ‘ a da : hl » . a - | | : | : ; ‘ 2. AK: ee : _ E : P | Sele s - 5719 W ATER : a ——— A | an ae | rPArze : : . . : Ne — : : ; . rTangseu : a: a Ee tee mite tile beth. het- Me@e~ a s ; . wii sit leone, rooms ‘ = _. water beat vod ft floors througtent. ict — PEELS LIME IR NN POT MIE TS efteam beat — . . hw? . Li«e we we Ficrissant and Union eer gs Pao | m= 3% 2368 BELT AVENUE Bg Paton is & sub gg pee a = . arcbes: bare ’ | ) oI . 3 oe: oes ane ax Ca room, marau- == is room ar : i oc LAlLDIN BROS R E. CO. S13 Chestant, : : rst floor, 6 on secon: 7 —==——- Wood fivera, a oe tee RENDES REALTY tt 6163 WASHINGTON eiectTs = bome. I] seoms, “Sant 4 t9 ) OLIVE ‘STREET cast. and tt 3 TOUS 2 B4 é Tice al use ~~ 22 garaee iOslas = ner Fics F nner a. 2H PAGE, § 1000 BEL Ow $_ Inter HI-POINTE VACANT = 2 biock from SOMEBODY 7 * ~ , 4844 wilh ais w 3623 GARBELD | Av. s ° bath. hot-water hes PREO. 3 iN RR. Sade Qui eset as 2 ~ Ts going to cick up a bargain. , we off eli-duilkt ‘nx erm residence of =", etc, ? lL OOD “Ts ive _ SE bar’ s . , _ - . : lw ne fa ° [Om 3 ALJ ; 29° Arcade B: . ‘ — . > . — J at or. 13 rooms; ideal tp cor HOUSE, 5162 VERNON sd if Bet BEAL TIFC i NEW He ME ~ " Mae $313. Cont: Pesos r .. ' spartm : residence can Bp, owes, grea ; -= ft E a ~ and e having it a MAGNIFICANT HOME SACRIFICED 5: twellin ati 1 sn he F PECHA: --=4 Rett 2 E ENDES RFEALT" ey ‘ regain. i | WORTH o20,000—SeLL. Bae mage bat fect: : e. Arce electric | > = 3. "23 hensung i . iT : : , A ey eas (ae Hi ME - p@@reas Box ‘A-415, Post-Dk paic n, ? A @ ' - " “* - ha b ‘ . ®. : ee . . — . . . > ; k - “ “ ‘ " : z = ——— - -- | — Kosciusko. Inq $236 >A t-Dis ra } a ¥ 4cORn -@ mm ~ : ie Se. PRICE REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE . hat . ede — ye nat ee > _ it *2Uara EE BEE ane. tliat ee! it ei} ot he . - * . ~ > | aoe ; : : ; . ae ; — - . ‘ OBEN eee ; tt" . ; RR pe : > #- - ‘ © sé . eho y ft :s a nn tea mrt. : co geal eae " » 2 , ‘ eda , Dea ! | Pet Sif “. © = , ; CU OS a. . . Ta. ; Ines est PD Resi dence bs b@a: : : 615° Ma se 96 . ; % _ . 3% 50 | ~ — aap : ae er . : : se LN THON! iMt’ : : KINGSBURY RESIDENCE 45 Eve . vot-water heat = ry lg ™ wage i vais p : ; . = g7-G . , " 7 ‘ 7 ™ i‘ } 2. . 20 : : 2 , 3 ~4 ; ‘ . — — Sarage : pa | LYTe CARSON. 605 Cheetnuc S24 Chestng: For. sais k ; > W732 WATERMAN AV a _ P . mute ~ i ; 7 TTT ‘ a , yor . . " - . : ' - ie li Sle = eee : -PrRERY RT TH. 102 ~ ' ‘ ; ‘ Tow — 4 > . = . " ™ s >" : cr = ~_ G . ~ aneer ’ . ; . . : a CT «= - 2091 PAGE | ee NICE R RESIDEN( e— or dex? 5 gee Pemwe s . POs | — — ~~ ioe . : ace ; ae or nad sch urea way ae Tr gay a ; ‘RESIDEN C a & rooms, bath. toilet. hot- . tin 2 ‘ 2 e ~" ‘aliew mate good | B DO¥-GOLL! RE. STaTe = ; on. , : os) $417 Me PH ERSON TAKE A GOOD LOOK : . nome, & Soom: 3 x Pine: 1 s 4 me residence. wi! ; "“@Le = . . : . . ~~ : , ¥ —— : cS . -_ : . ate poe ‘. . ‘ “a ‘ : ~ Phang +3 . noOt-Wa ter Sea .. ANDERS a ~e ot. ; ‘~~ —_— BE. At fIFUL WEST. END > RESIDENC i 4995 DisL3 WAR BL. rs a. ~~ > 3 ad 4 o 2 on 12 mast at and we: , -ro vacant aswT. 1000 S000 GARFIELD A\—o ROOMS | ESIDENCE—MoG@m room, - BELLIS } are | on s : ot. ower will s MER A. HEIDEMAN RB 7 hb in nt and third floor. .arge will WAGNER GRANT BE HANDsSOwr 6-ROOM HOME “7 + on | a a | — : Ec ) : : ter he be od fix as Lod 2 to 4 ae. _ = 3") lbasr ome a Men gpaper LOT 73,125 _ carage. : 810 | ai DUY tor investmen RES. : a a a ee. ee ae ity house at mice. " WALTE : ) : paseo me . | REALTY ©O.. f22 Chest , | : . y $6000. $2500, —————— 9 + SS =: pepe + it b Ass + Olive Toey “OOTELS ardwoo? twoo1 : TAASE RE eeoKanrs 5 3829 RUSSE! 7 ea 94 _Chsstrut « - , * § " . } . ; J ot - 4 - : , -ot' gin ge ‘ sath ser _5-ROOM HOME ‘ PSit —3017 Bad jpegs, HAUXCEY TH @ Sees Rs m™m qe? a? : aa os - - . : = > S. . ‘ . . & : . . ‘— . : . — “+ ” . ¥ 7 - . . . . “ : ,~ : “ . : " , = ww, . b >. i ; ; = se ne ~ PINE Ho ME BAI RGAIN Eight-roem residence floors. aoe gc _assed-.n 7 - aa ~ -* ‘ . Bt i. = os " - oc 6 make 4 for Dreek gar s bie ge rr 4 : :" : —. ; . > term ‘ Den ; . fi 22 . eet. Bees | et is* De, be : = re . : > gS guys + ge : . «LZ : 2 : . pee ~ , : . ‘ ; a5 . } \ ‘ “= 8 i 4" . » #' - a ~ “= | . : ; F . der heat. lo: 33.127 SiS tea Preston 0 rn — FE ia -d) a brenda 73 > aE. 7 he eo iver i | 4 ON ey e oe a or aan r > and Vnien " " . “ss , ana , ‘ i ica . 4 : avy > =] ‘ : . : : . ~ a se . . . ee ee ee . hs . : ; D - *> ’ ra + «> 2A8}1 P ‘ eR “ - | ; ' ’ , eta , : . : | : i éA : = ; - = 7 D ~~ 2 es ™ as - be " ene “He ; \j 5 : 3 : > _ a garage . a ae ade ' e eg 34 Vi 4 | A SEE 4904 MARGARETTA J = . ~ oo! ee “ : ur be . tile Se ee ey BR “7 Le "NGER-KLEIN REALTY co. : , 4 18 53 MS AND (; ARAGE ps vs Nerth @h st ; . sap Otfeo 86 ax Cumin Sa oe > ‘ th Sa . Rt cad ww : 7 utiding here been esld and = Ofes are 2 ETS oF hand | _ TRUST. 719 Chemmst | Chamberlain av a ’ me > ae 7 ROPE ‘LY PRICED HOME “ARE. AL BARGAIN | nn ~~ it ‘Ew LIsTrm mest 4444 LINDEL COZY HOME. $6500 EDDY. Reaitor. 731 Chestnut. Otte S130. Aa exceptionally » — | | “Inve ee or Weilsion | “eee GARFIEI RESit ? pa * of:7 8 | fixtures. scree : arantco ». Beautiful int « ' fs . | Bae . 4% ‘ - ” md i ANT IT TUBES speend oone ms — , : ~ : Geruine F D-1I reguiar mrice $650 BY grive - NEST ELS TRI #47 Easter ay FRANC . PERRY 27 RUTH. 198 OOM COLONTAL RESIDENCE ons steam best Sal l3. own TTAce 4533 MeMILLAN | (062 M ARYL math. 2 teflete: hot-weter beat lecation 2415 N. UNION a eat wuiture woctades. woul ee - ames i> At cP a ; : (Fit . : Sam. BOxtss é re Tis. an foan fa t‘on - : . : ; aa . ; . v hy - = | - . ’ . > 4 ‘\ i. é rs > « . = . . . 4 . : ’ . ) : ; . = ~ — . 3 Z ~ : > WANSTRATH ilies ila | GM GERIING RCO. 722 Cheerns —_ a sty me | wWNE AY ET | | © : ace. el : “> sieoping po: x vo A cr LMR COR emnst st Sind vi AL DING. AV % ~ for 3 machines —* 7 a3 3} s | ; ae ee . stiatie Guesiy diene tne i tact | — ; oR : / ~ meme Se: a ieee vantiful Russell A: On bath. furs ania vane. cor NCEY P HEATH 818 Ch» — ) r ; $218 Pouca. & +8 MPP vetren 's cence og Bem ; | 26 Beautiful Home for Sa 3 , — | + 36 Price Lewered ¢ : | ~y , Mix: $s~ "171% EDMWIND iv ite aa / oR : —_ . | te a Gr veers: ‘mad — a om om a ' ; = = | nariweeg flours. ghrag* ant >. rer at Pomage ‘ | i thregg hawt , ma SS a Saige at - . 7 . $925 | ANSDOWNE ot live J.% — 4579 Pacchines Ezciusive ‘eeatien ; ~ ow i. ‘cm ‘a , me MAYER REAL? | ae a eaeta A Low ‘PRICE FOR DANDY HOME Fd ; d T B % a oe " . _—~ 461 ey Sy te “omae sy 7 oma ton tues Edward L. Bakewell | CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST! | i "=? Atmiasion by _ igh nood : ; Edward L. cS ogi — . >. fupiicare 288 Ner'h ee Ve 719 CHESTNUT Oltve SSBS. Pree > - ‘Tt. - _ = be Open da't; (OBLE-McCAWLEY REALTY co wetay. Good terms.’ Ollre F. PRCUAN, 2023-96 & i863 teas: sk $15 Caestet «. thts Bie COOPER. 609 Cacermut a -

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on ee ee A I oS eM nad Poh ew, “q bd ms pe er 5% wae h ege "7 wigs a ue , f a ta ae 2 * € 3 aOR @&".1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, > ottages, ——— F lats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today. POST BP ATCH. a NCES FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP’TY FOR SALEBUSINESS PROP’TY FOR SALE Bus! cms | SINESS PROP’TY FOR SALE. B ; oe = Brid each: Matas cl Scns a LS. eee shoe on une“ Bigh-clas em pic- 4 ) eae Why not save it for yourself. phot’ & rooms fin . Turnage: price paths. es cat garage: grounds compriee SP P@rooms: carage: jot | Cine | PM. T. riage X PACH PILLTIGIMUGS wt 1 DISCHINGER, 3022 N. Grand, | This location and propos ag emen ~ = 2 ae ie eee ee = 7065 F Waersoret land Driv ’ : hot water. brick | Y ad , , ; SP RING AND N. } vi EDERACKE-bapy well soit est location: bri 4516 POPE ®, Marylang SF 6 rooms. hot 7 ? ae i LARKET MEDERAS \RTH R | , i rick Fine 5 room an T home: a! 9 rooms, tile bath wit tap: : te h rdwood fioors 100x 58 AD ‘ ‘\UaN ‘ 4 a ‘ ( l eh lhe 499° (Sra\ cntaied ' ais JURL« , c . ~ n ‘ : “ae . ; - B: lls canvassed and in og campie 4 ee ces highwa: a ie \ \ | il | I ] l | ra | I} 7 8 Ts, h. ur ne ; gran told ‘saun- , Duilt-in gara a ~. - gara e, hard | A fry te) dh . : i335, ‘000. garage for 2 cars: lot @ 2 mo et: "64x13°7 5 , Ww WIL] BE SOLD AT FE WU: BRINKOP 619 Chestnut “> oY 501-08 CLAYTON 30 OW esimoreland Drive, Ma : s arta : ; ; -_ 414 Be 4 4 C or ner. wn 4 : ; St —s 7 ' .). } Ee 4 . , et . } - land = - > : > ae tT : oro. TORE -*] ry _ 4 Y mo “ter 4 ea . Pa Park tr : 500 RS 1: 0x2 19 a bat '$4d.6 attached Ferage; 7 r of a ROx 1é re i. 10 rms. ‘ \ | v ( if i | ( ) N T HH] 8: R Q | ) \ y i y ss pes Us, al vain i | \i¢ RPIS 4 Ai " t> "a ; , a . , na ’ rn ne : NX. K. § or. Barton ond De Kalb “a Satta ak Ky tnt ~ a . 0; terme. O° yi el; RR Re oO x155 |@1- _ reer ar eWstead avs nts ae ’ . “ape a ne ‘) an oe . aie ; c ‘ y 14 io far: price oan iter hea sartered oa} nd bir at i Lot 300x162 64274. factory and ware- ——— Ginx Weetminster 10 roo “a 2 bane - GePhers. TS ee ee 4 4 REN ALT} IME R ¥ 500. REALTY .: , t al rick ga ea iae-eye mia house: 90.000 sauare $175 MnO pen ge gs RGN wn ee a peacliffe, University . ; did shape ee Oth 2:30 PA 611 LA feet: ewitch. Price... ! 88. Sulll fine 3-family brick of | > . 3 = . ia ot +} Sate aa ee me E t-ro ler , vith hot rooms each; well-Kept property, $4500 G18 Dartmouth. . i2 ae site be ‘ot APRIL 1 th, P.M. : Northwest OT eee hen ett e-OOxx §6Eai Zi heat 4 ah ot 45x28. 6900 Bleeck Av termes : artmouth, ; : — iu? gs, tile bath modern ; lot | SS 66x Eu | li Be *% , satel x1 JA t a di , ow i " ghenancl = . oa q Bers ‘ Eng.ish stvie. j ( ir the } remises * nots ! = J ‘ORN rm wie ' sale 5550 >. o iTrgal? A E } os : ey _—— ia 1 My . e ad i se lot S29n6872250 sma)! ss en bw tue TWO FAMILY | FLAT $4500. ~ us = oe oe s . | Te 4 rooms So Se . dhs i ‘ . - oP 7 , . : oa l"niver- u itne Mao a : ) rrv -fam ly : large — come “beaut ituliy e Derch pot Jana a: Circulars giving al! detaus read) for mail een na “LER, 35. .. Broadwa > ROPE] ; new | ie ee ns and wenrenne R. F Price . _ * mt M) fine buliding; 4 rooms eace: easy e. ‘ fp wi ; / ; r ha ef ea 1] ° ne. ba k plo , t aif : x 1} e! HOx PTs . . —S E8008 West ca me Dl. 2 wa >» wee erville | mg. Spone or ¢a | id 3 ) D first | Over it. also adjoit ) . . 16 ' | Broadway and Mound 2108 X. ELEVENTH ths. garages ie Touma, solarium, vs oa bric at hor . . . ESTATE DEPARTMENT co & a ee cond floor: garage ry Bon 14 Sty aes . neon Pyaar 1i3 39 41-43 i ~~ wet Aen $5000 , - - - ate i. : J , ? ‘ . i gin pe . vag ; t Y iy {) , ‘ : ' ve P : ‘ 4 - ; * e . - : ™ : ° . . £ . , > 6135 Cabanne: rooming house Dargaim; ‘4a 3 REAL , , ~ Macn ines Sort] rs “ 00 bediva , kept property: priced at $5000; terma. lot lias .* a > ‘ > Se oe, “7 ears. CSS iia Nia ’ mr } 4 3 Lee! mute ‘ : - ’ . os ; ’ Pa ‘ ——— — ee s. 1 hat nH, lavat ory first , ‘ ~rRY 4 ry’ ¥ wry ‘ . \ J “aie . . i : ine hy 4 Po , lies Mk, . > ' ’ = = 2 . ; | $11.5 140% Slixliz s'ores and rooms nan r VE fy - % 40; includ: gy hee ge oe 914 00 . ry . = M BE R¢ A N LL] 4 | RI > ( (). - - : core 250 SC NAIT & ' es igre tot ; Al locality fom this character of in 6735 NY OMS _BA rH $3750. and Kirkwood, gg south of Ma ba / tile bath = \ ( : IE \ T al vo eRTY s - Tavie Cyn “M*TIONE PY. , j ' sun io . tig ; estrnent n' now > eee OU } one block north of Natura! Bridge Lorme az TOOT ia e area eo eo nohewten a3 * ¢ ; -{0 front / t 4a " ; Sf F fie ? fores and — ne - , wt ; “ ‘ ‘ $° 100 Pr be art ed . Foun’s comprise 6 acres: $20,000. {888s Mgisg Washington wets Ywmo LL START “RR?” : eS eee rear of each, and 4 flats of 3 roomy, bath | to vieture si} 29 1 VICTOR 2005-07 N. Broadway | on | he egy bi ct. 's2; aN eg bungalow, Logg rooms, furnace, tile bath, k ¢) "1 ith, Loe QO ot. st. ind lect ) rent $°?6° ‘ai INCOME “ aie . nie i eae ZIW9-Ui N. Broadw ay . 1448 7 A DIS NY wr urnace hea 4 j pe siniie™ : VUU eee one ios ‘ Nea f - et ” °¢ rie hullidin 2- Seren rooms, bath brick nd ar ORAVENS-BRENS | ian 000 hae 7 ' a ee ree | eee ee ) = 4 2 ‘ ; : . ‘ - ; . j om 9 ’ : s ee ll terme 722 Chestnut st. a B-r00 », hot-water heat: Ca BEG » Kroger and ;: iat 2 5 Ize . ome. , ;, . rae ' or 2 . ar am RE OMA RS A TEWSON r ‘RESIDENCES FOR SALE BUSINESS PROR'TY FOR SALE 10)" 558 Qir.uf 4 tome. S XM. LOEWEN | | nnd attic bulsding Sor © Sagaiies floor. rent very io $7000) TT LEW: REALTY . = ee a) os hg a 4 rie" "rent $122.80 ‘ver month br STORE—28d gnu, Cnn condition. oud carne re 8726 Prescott Roan Thine: tot 953108 es le SW compa egg Fe | et 1425.27-99 Cees: 170% Tce , es Wa? a Sree ? ne proved with 3 “0; ‘ay re .f ecross from O'Fallon Park 5700 WN. Olive 3186. Wainwright Bigg aoe Sanit Pre West : __| and Hiair 35-37-33 88; 1509 “V1 0 : | oats | ISTRY : ) 3 A ner, See Sie S Broadway and M« re hant St. atte AP 6189 WESTMINET TER ig KRO 730 A Pg - a ; . lot, Gox To settie estate: r Old Lafayette 8S. S Bank bullding eee devin See the premises and make un offer FOUR ‘ROOMS. $1000 Ten Pag two baths, hot-wa 4 “es 2 rooms. t a ace, } rd IF UINJE HOME .- a. x 4 7 EVWENSTEIN S186 ¢ Ph . ; te o s Ne rth M: arket; "Sa 9 ~i flo z of o fray . ’ r , xO : } ; , é “a inission by cardsoniy stern roewonetle, ee ore fstores, 30! ee mange Mesne ek zien | PLATS AND STORES—2845-47 _ Morzaa.|® et 'KEALTY CO. 4918 Baston: “2 | cash. Inauire 5834 Etzer 9) 17200; $3500 flats of. 3} rooms, bathronn and elee- | 1926-28-30 S. Broadway $1000: ‘must have § XW ee: 6054 Columbia: ‘beat-butlt gall 2 | z . 40 10 Toons. ‘bath furnace, a MA ls LAND 1 ow 2 1i¢ MM E TA iN rr * CU 23 4 itle nua! t « ss | ; . 20s” yc ad ore and ~ Hamilton and | Lé , ie ‘ e 3 ot eee Lot 00140. on ak ee rents | HAU SC HU L TLTE } R. E é O., A272 LIN ighvente: “a ‘tis room «oh Lana LOW tile bath: ga . sping ou; 6B ‘imming pool, . is, 3 bat hor. RAGE E4000 han Ve (Re es , 7 South oe ad n ae P - . mo . o ta yom % 7 - = yt : ; Priced ‘ es ws v er . 366 2407 N. Broadw ay oenter’ cti- burning heating’ seoe _ ies piace 200 | CHAUNCEY P- a joa ter r GAl Rage —Will hold GO cars: price $7500. | BUILDING—5378-82. Southwest onal ng a ala Ml R57 WOO 3 | ze Meer AND te walldings, | 2206 -ve California Av. | BUNGALOWS COTT. ces AND RESI- 90x162: i. bat! atl + y 1001) . ‘ store building: rent $f argai: Lipp wmetion ene NGED flier -—— Suxd? res : ric ‘ t 37 rick building &8-stery, rie 16 6108 ML PHERSOW” . : se ¥ oe i. ur homes are the cl NU PAC bY . ' Bl NG ae ~~ y en rand and Vvoming Sfdne Fey C = ~~ oe i r.. rh mE : sy iy bows : | . 2 teres . ‘ ¥- on ge emzond and i . ’ wareae: ste room seepee tath. ‘ : ; ‘ : Pas ‘ = re | * ‘ >t . 4 [ - . ’ rity " eT 4 11090 Nine rooms, hot- mong A on - & odiamont . 50x190 sf articular ‘home } a! ; ) 1 Sul , Ory t OO 0-4 , Barage two cares z: ‘ty i o-story frame: ot oUXx ~- , ry "Thy og ' PF ertas re Box . ost ispatcn south Sid usines , , . : ; ireZ rooms ac! lo KOx 1 Vs property and tow rentais ie Al ma ay room . 6182 WESTMINSTER Pt mabe. eS : — iA einein aha METS RY. ) tores, dance hall. a sinauinber gece AUTOMOBIL i BLDG rent $90 m1 Stn Siear. Peteed $36,000) , etrie: ‘mimeo. total nena Bight rooms, hot-water heat. haré 8 poms atone front. furnace: CAS, Oe eager aec: . * Building and Busimess 1 ansfer point: would make . ye [8-20 Deliwat 1323-2 DIAMONT Zz sae | ‘ ’ . es re; garage; offered at noe. Eb. oof want offer yp enene every RE re ONES dinteltin i: tia | i ale building: price $50. Py pe Asc ‘wot Ey vasement Sy flat id 118 S Channing ace 426 3 - —— . 5333 BART bes 9 for any of the above ce Se yu a . oil ; that wood non , 4 . : &] s A . ois »' — . poh. 5 7% A 4 } | . oe . .. ; nf reat wliy 140, « , : ni Bn od ) ‘ | . 4 : ' : : | ile | 1 Fen rooms, hot-wate —- - or phone - enouid have. Those look- nes bri oe ght hay ’ ay ie BiSINESS CORNER ; 7 med | laos sl 7 ¢ " nt Ka rae ‘ lieht os . ie ore Lot 477x120 6-reom house in thei. a4 a . 0 Precen ios : side drive and er | price 3 be. 2 / . L . & RRO Rif rf "hes’ 1 It i ’ uM $: in for Hi new hon e this .* Ai ‘ i . ri St. i build ny rood yu 1e ition os , - - a ; ‘ iii ‘ } e on oj ; ~ ie i ’ : Grand av rvone of $3 500. “Loui ieiean we J ; th ane yo a , yr) , ' : . 7°} “ : ‘ . ° : po? ‘ } sa - g ; j : . ( ’ i } i) ; if rs ’ -* . a ee ae ‘ . : : . e 184. Main 1638, Central 1866 ~ ipa should = visit he Pilling Station Location = anaes ‘Upanc' su can buy 1 , ns lees = we built 4 and o reo singe flat progres#@. Priced rs : ®: urage . aie front: T : ; . tee F ia’ CO! » ete — tet , : : : . ’ f ’ 2” morove ert ‘ p ? aad - “ ' 3740 DELMAR | BLV D. . zm ‘ [727 "hat I ok wa - s tive bes im St Louis, Page and: * USINE or e R OPEK — HeMUaing Pr ocers . " ~ -— ' ! nveniet soeheg bOx o: - ran ty eae 26: 26-2 c -30 C herokee $ st. Teas pe “3 > 3 oe 7 a ts ; a See : ———— : ne en ne ; = | “ ; or. 3 ato! rvoms® sec ond r “ye? — van - a . : ’ . .? ; : Vrare Ku age iea ‘ ‘ mn? ae furnished at 10-room residence; 40-foot lot; thi OTe TCC Sf ' : ae af Union ok at private party wi Be ee arne roon Stair > root Daina 2 ” - Increasing in value ané > 430) ont napection. Several sold the past! Box W-131. Post-Dispatch ; a tore 1 first floor: good location. 4°0¢ Forest 6861. | n Sore rou | se lot 61x125; a very nice buliding, at- | "ace ole ee h: = wee mA designs oO ‘ LTour.. at , oleon sv oN & QT yR K A \ D K sped Le Mi i i j tractive fj nanc! al situation: leased to ~~ nD ORH M i > {’ eh an nd ASTON- TAYLOR TRUST Co., ie ; . - ~ | linprovements Modest down y-} USI NE SN r ‘OR. |? ARG A | N’ preee ; tau u AC r B AR (; LAIN OS V-TOum = TY - famiiies, sot Ely-Walker D. G. Co You can buy SSS RUE Ss ive ntral M92, 447 2-74 44 Easton av. ‘ | } | \ [ | ] } Bs P \ eaTre on balai ie ‘ ) de » le Drie 7 xt ’ ate c inaid Fon Maple, peer Union. 10 rooms, . \/ A\ EN | k | o1 — k and north one or larn- a IMER & BR I AL . | ‘890 \ Hae 5 ; Sere, vin deg Z id: 2130-32-34 ( herokee st. change on 12 te 30 family apartment butt: Water heat, tile bath, hardwood nf 0ore; q ; f ee | we a oe a |, BUSINES: COPERT Y—Sout iroadwa} 15 Sork rt > N Prag sg 8 REL] ; Lot 6560x125: stor tts ing: agent. Box A-3&89. p et - Drier c M McDo: Sat $10. 500. Ter > This brand-new 2¢-story brick rest- | MAJESTIC HOMES CORPORATIO? o NET INCOME : ne ers tores and fiats; ii Investment are ’ saul sort. we renting on “ sat mabey a = An — . E. CO., 1111 Ghestav pees. containing reception hall. large liv 6660 Delmar Av ‘ ~ 4a 4 OME for somebody W onde I’ 7 1] ( pp ri 0 Zs 1 V ety rie 4 : n) @abloe 4 lore lease, $3600 Pri R35 OOO 9 Sm. a F room. pantry and kitehen and lavatory Cabany R300 De!) mar ; STM ENT £7500 ( , ASH ? ; (GR \ > A >} . ]*) . N 7t) ie ‘ i a uN +" ‘ . . - , r ™ i ; > « ri¢ ed . . . |—64342 WASHINGT ON AY. first floor: second floor hag 4 large bed- ash da. piv aa) BUSINESS PROPERTY—1° fa: : stores, Ovl4t-18 Eu av.; 560x135; 2° A eel aa a % om | 214 Chestnut St 10 rooms. hot-water heat, hard poomns. tile bath and shower bath: tnetal | Tithe ocated business co: - “> poe ret + ge ‘ , . , = nnual income $5100: ag te ther tnfo-ma BLO! tues e - y ea i" ‘ . maraze: $15 00 amg | weal rT stripped throughout | hot-W ater heat, MISSISSIPPI \ ” i) ain thorough es B97 50) 500: pay 7 ble , ; me bow on tats ita Lot 32x117 - 4-atory Pat tL JONES REALTY C6 com # “aow ~ te th anode: ta | VALLEY . bal t nt J “ni about this yo ¢ & OBE RM E VER. 5179 Easton wre gg hing + ‘ot 285x208: $TO000 3 buliding: ideal ~~ ate" : “40 oe tering an: ownspouis throughout ix- | nd can he increase consider For {n- ee EIR “ra Forest 319 [ r HBGI parage 70°F « cS, SN wilh NS ll investment $13 Wajnwricht Bi B ,sreens etc.: lot 503130: price cut TRUST H | | | ( 'R wel format &: SINGER -EALTY » - iNE oe ae —— Sessa tl. iia ~ - ib ~ingeet P Priced Or auick sale ; ; ' 104 Right! Pp Nive ; 3 Ss AND AP. AK i MEN T—2659-66 }: ar ‘1r 4 1) : a room flat; all modern con 9719 WATERMAN MIS: SISSIPP] VALLEY TRUST CO Agt. co —" . 7 lane “ a hone Yi S. Broadway; 4 res id 9-famils ee | al ( sage suil ng nliences * 0) 1414-16 Chouteau Ay Cc i. peotern residence: 8 reoms. tile bash, Rot. Main 3640. 4th and Pine ‘ ‘entral 3306 \/ \ 2 ‘ N 17 ment: rents $2: per month: gi od invest > switcr 2520 HOW ARD ae i - io » Cor. A Water eut: wRrage: 50: can he pur _ = ca B | ] A ] 2 | ment t rgatn a a $a Sy, — ' —- i 4 ’ x werner ' Single flat. 4 and o oms at furnace, Ot OOX1I25: stores first floor Solid agate, 2ic line dail 8é: § chased ‘Jon resonable, price 825 =_ CL U B OR INST | T [ TION 3 \ * % rss r I_€ SE DUORKRKLINGE a Jefferson & Gravoate iat : “ le. tor warei Re iin 1 $5VOO. - . ; of bullding 3-story, part 2-story; just lraplay. 35+ daily. ‘Née | A Ad cal hs le : _he -—@ large residence: could be used for above 42 Aberdeen p! 24y-stofv brick res) \Y CORNER STORE—aArd flats nat aa |. downtl . district ees Gok. SAMUS LM , : remember, Chouteau is a 16 foun, agate ic dati ¥. 20¢ B : 4°66 EL MAR. 3 @ emall office buliding: marble reception | d¢D¢*. containing large center receptio D jal cakes debaike . os y crag 6931 33 Gra- y Tr A LOCK 6-room brick use: bath, furnace, through street. Priced. .. $18,000 dispiay }40c daiivn 50¢ Sus ‘ J g : ; liv ing room w“ ith open fj : oe. ai ing ‘ . ° , ; i wire rn score Owner ol BBE w os oe hy or DOxl]two Pads oS or more days Ie ; a ‘ae “ ; § hall butier’s pantry: 4 rooms, den and lav | ( ‘ner hiusinegs * nilding: > pees . irecners 7} ’ le Hide ; CIT AGRI 7 & me 616coe Modern home. 11 oms, sleeping porch, 3 3 ‘story on first floor: 6 rooms and bath. sec- aoa igen — : try Vario! pth Oruel HIMES MUNGaINge | i i Bc MNESS b We offer for sale a _—-- ——— == ———— ve Te 2R * . etrest 1D08 ( houteau A v. . : “a , c - , loor, aecond ioo! I " ; =e ® , ' . f ‘ . U.cSaies dairy pusiness tore r} - with root ave : ’ ? . bt « me } be Sat the, garage. etc. ; ‘| ant to sell, with % od or; 3 rooms third floor; electric lichts., | bedrooms and tile bath: tal or has «re Spl inklet aud ste@aii heat : oo. th re e Ce . ehen str — Pn Vieass a . imitssion cards lot 111.249x123.6> alley on two sides FARMS WANTED ‘4 plete furnishings for ~ families. Card ade § it basement, etc.: large hick garage ice wom ahd «mal * + - , ; ‘4 ' Oe To ge «8 COUlage REAL ESTATE—FOR Oot ene? ENRY ] MENZ REALTY CO eubstantial &3-story buildin c be | FARM W'td.—Send descrint! —- mission go inspect. Qui *k possession gic 1105145. _ See owner, 3723 Finney av. /! ° = + Eig lh gag male ee OO ape esha oe Fee | uare feet ( ‘all \I nm. pe. . , _ 5tOn arge barns and os nig. "faaieniak . Pa ava rearr 1 ER raga ant Ah x - an “Mi oC GescTipt ion low eat price. ELSPERM y ~ nections [0 bath ry } . i - ms ° é a i nt: } ris ree a Bt" NG. AL OW age en 16 ote B { vi oO. mu ntrs i. ange warehouse o manu Mise Bia kK. G20 Cheetnut St Leavutea Mo SHS inematean tie Re MME HI-POINTE VACANT —[fetja, tizoot ews Pith, “artes tons, Main 1804 ae ee ie seem) BAe Gath, fatnce” lesen ble EYER | festtuibe marpoase st 8” gO | EARS Wes nes valeug_ seach ‘ . -A vife 4 f - i a F. @l had “ is ae a . ! ; 1 prot iP 8 ; 4] : tr 7 ,ryery P , : ; ee . ’ : . #* os ‘ \ a v le ae t. te - oto, : 200 oa maiet > Ss ie, ; r ; be We have 176 feet on south side of San , sie SOMEBODY ; ; ‘ | A TS—Nit ni ompton a} ired S Ww. C ‘ ' FARM Wia—! Se going to pick . ’ O° 's 3 ‘3 — P gene west ‘eli 6944. will divide: see! gaa oma & ! ‘ut » B23. Central , ; ; ee re are JOHN McMENAMY I. @& RF C ‘| yR Te 34 NT AN 1) . N1O \ or. ( ‘lar k ¢ and Oth St. ‘ee: 3 wh If your of tar i = + for el ~¢ write up a bargain. wher make offer to to ve pe 'Oa for inspctior } nl is iad liens a ae ee iin Yeas 3 \ and “NS Shs ‘S Pele re S Al i * ot 0 uyers waitine Leo x > vy rificing her beautiful home in Hi-Potnte, ; vA, ‘ ABBROPT R. CO.. 806 Chestnut ,iween the hours of 2 :33¢ id ¢ OTrcT™ inc ER amas anss | g SCHERTZ Baal wer. - ae - : = AX 2AR0 Seat oral} Lot 80x120; 1-story building occu FARM Wtd—I have desitable income Beeb. fis essentially a home of culture and rete 4 , LO LETTS TREATS ‘MISSISSIPPI \ AL! rRUST CO Ag! BUSINESS P "ROPE i Li— open oa lay. | NEW LISTING STEER IGAn DRI Ne. a si.. impro ents will carry property nice monthly 303 56, Fx ispat No n OR, TIREneS Vase or . river or large strean Write Fred : | m3 ' Bim 1} 12 it ai “" ln 2 iw" se ranxniin ¥; Store, fiat and & vas t iots Our er) went ha Mi =fiool Ti vorg, lant —— >. ath * Sas oe alll Sixx Vernon av.; 9 rooms, 2 beths. het- : 4 ve 4085 | entral ° Z - - | if Te | o-story bric liding ; ore and nh property, do hot Bs thi 1 : —-— - — sree ide 4.000 ~w SOX 145 improvements, 2-story | Klinger 3415 Keokuk ye Water heat. hardw od floors: larg 6 zrage. 5 ~— — I C we én rooms above rice $22,50(¢ Make an of- | E. J KOK BRN, 317 Fullerto —4-room bricl K enne [1533 Ge eve: net ame flat Our) ding occupied as a garage; rents (PARMA Wiad —— =. 4 P j ‘T°rr’ A . P.. 3409 Ts Pa at > sorry . bay sar)? ‘ ’ -i¢ ‘7 ¢yt . " P . . - | hersor § * a *) or ror ‘ ‘ +} 4 ar ; 7 . ‘ " > : 2 ‘ , Dat D rus. e& ect? I , 7 Aa Terms ' eT rtirrDa I | ‘ ; " ; pre, a } orner Wi nittier & . Y sino 107 411 : 10 aa _ a => yr ge ie and “yr ae Pips i} : dare” "ag ~-d Hou \ id STORER \ lown rvom flat above NTH ne SCHMITT . . > = et Se . Aonsiiitn « “a fe f hb22 o4 aiken a r BI] (University Cityv) FA ~ Wi } -—4 cKhed and _— farm, ta tent L 4 and 4 ‘ an lM. “ ——— a See —_ oo sso pita a is 3 der oe rere m7 a, wae 7 ' o ae gf yigpcianteencs Bh - ‘ or Duy. smal or wil Db or : WwW ashington .? rape saat te cape oo — ae “1 Dv ; LRT a 5 nestnut saan f. iATe Bi °. , w04e ‘ oO ] Lot ; o0x!] 74 mprovements, 2-story without paaevieniens: state oA. ae “bow ‘ bh . = Ty it: ‘ARSON Pa inh on - eiaecaa flours water heat front d ; : res rc ~ ae Seale - pry re or co rick building: gtores firat floor, two B-319 Peet-.D : 4187-av.- ji - a2 Ww ASHINGTON en nt i (ivy ' $35,000 FARM el mt Neo on F er -“\- an a ih . ae. eras 4 U Urronivus. ie righ rice ‘e Miss Hoima >. ms ; » Se- ' hw ¢ renta! 29 ’ric (pe re - risco Ry. or . furnace electric; lot 76x 7 > —- ) 4 * A 4 : . BS 4s S RGSN EP EEN ‘ , » dow? ria — | ©ity will xchange property —— far ote has RnR real future: price at offi =. a | oa en : — = 2-Sto ir pros Mapa ent of rc ' D4 iih d ; FR iK SS. RI 12 fice. . = This well-built B-room residence ts modern ir’ me hout $100. 000 t andie »* 7 cn ts Uo —— a and ns L.A] I e 4 . : Ts o ind ; al le é ‘frontage $3850 er year; have alse a finn 38. AN bs CE, room 4 @ mevery respect. nice lot. aor attractive vrice . te ge “ ont . ania: two ores: rooms 3 . ahha ; : hath one elects s.r wer ee ghee + : j , . M | &2t | ts ay a 2 A family apartment. will ex ha nee for : > dge iTi* rien anda \ i Det [ ‘ on tone eee o a oe yh prey. or Bron Be Se = shea ta’ - . ‘ } : j ; ‘1 ~_ 529 CATES EE erent S162 617 Chesnut. ai ihe closent serving. For further ivformation, Main, 1898, 11 to 6. evening, Grand LOG2W. | gee ANTHONY SCHMITT R'E CO, 406 anonth e 2.000, MC] Cantile KTUS CO, ARE, | cine” retin Roe “A‘sea Pos, Seven rooms, brick, lot 60x18@; 2-car — ~ —— eee yusult Arth , me Ea Ge 49 ni ins. Path, gas Eight} " t to St. ( 4 ce | wars a hear cross owner having far for Garage; steam heat; . a . oTF , . an nd flats, &, 17xx FLAT ; and 4 ectri | oa a 1, 4OCUS ys ; — ee re ANG lower Bre THEO. BOTHMAN Rm a1 7 69xx S AN BON | rA TY ESE Lf rf | _ r st RE K qT P Kt yp b ol 1 t ba? rs D ‘ 2 7 ron ay, 1 ores 7 : adeat th vas. slectric rice $8500 : 5 nag h nes oo st 4.100 - C lar Cs st. John J. Riack hinnewea Fatlle Win L , wz . Olive HOO8. 00 N. Broadway. Syst a tI of eer 7 POOme, = a I m ” + Ge fey: 4 ale of iy : ; EE gent ae. , f , ‘ neh ster. 3 "Aitie pte ms ; nd .* + - c% , Ini f a." r ris : r " Bala I NV EST M ENTS i aon s 4 2900 cash buve Beng ne tor j food floors throughout: tollet irs oor, aa HMITT . oC” . ‘ + ‘ © ™ ° 7 ; oR ee m4454 FOREST PARK BLVD IN Fiat, with lot 36 feet frent $10.000 pg yy, sr RIE a Life Bi live 1 ‘entral G4! ) North st. Louis Is A Sate Rot-wates heating plant; 40x125: rent $140 Pane Ole aes - ries, Olive S01: or Clentre PRICE | REDU & ED ) $1000 » Levely 10-room residence ” bathe large “RAN KK a M] C1] LJ REALTO ‘ y i Se rl - : | es Ml is ‘ os dot 7 G = rap - ae «Som 9om ; 7 . | aa i “ ” am td ; ; 1144 Bayard: a rooms, bath. tollet, hot~ ; ng por h hardwood floors hot water \\ Ihe Pl. a 16 ne ut ()} - 1H0 - ‘ ; me " _— ’ ‘ : ° diane Pia e tO | 1} Vest in R fn | an : . - pt nion one rptten. two sores : ' , ; ra f ITe, or-¥ A eeanennines VA DS Sic Nor wi: Ses 3 . a nie .win ‘ a! i rool and 2a - € > ° 2 ‘ | Fiats wove: exce nt ust —_ lon. | ‘ oes? heat, hardwood floors, weet, modern piumbing ~hyaes electric fixtures; | BN ge a gg AND SIX F I. 1 aging 3200 ah ' -witahimne gs rhe a: = tern 5S. WwW. cor Clarendon and Cates: gues LS FARMS FOR RENT BLE- McCAWLEY LAL J oy for 3 cars; side drive: et 65x250. Fo dk (| 136 8th: rents $8R8 pe nee ran. Reckne BTSe a tener “" | KOTSREAN, 301 J- Chestnut, Main 119) 4" ent location, near Soldan High Schoo!) and! rooms @10 bath above; garage. etc pric mies on aggre ee ea ; er annum, ) Patios OREON E. & R. G SCOTT. £00 — one | : D hw a erinan a a aa ae 24.500 iE F INE Few gt een Cc ORNER ER 2.750 r}y $6500 > - ren . > - mer sric ti] ice SY oUt ' te , ’ i} i if it oT ie 2 ¥ A ND Che above on . spots lly se lected fre 1m F ARM- for rer smal farm we + Ay Y r\ ° - P _ roe } pee . eo le “Love rt ae ‘hestnut iter. AO ' tt" > arTree BT Se t v o about Raif in eulitivetion ; a CLAY TON YP BR s00c News fol Somebody | 7 a Hp ick earage Iso 3800 7 ‘ 1006 GEYER AV —— VILL Wis ‘H, 722 Ch + st 9-11 W ARREN STREET WATTS REALTY Bosipaxy 621 Chestnut. | for $100 cash per year P — CTRIN m ot ‘ fo ne ; ' rs muilidin bon 4 , ‘ cies . ein + , Lf) 4&5 140 - : _ WAL TER JONES aR & on fs Chestgut | Fine six-roon residence b st a "7 > N N ; | ) im Vv H me Op “al rarages are bar Store & ns wrranged fo v or rl DU L« “ es ar STORE MULILDING—S6GAKB Sale : 4 heat; garage: lot 60 feet ‘reste ait | = —=- 4417 MePHERSON 7 | Lodhi gains: see these ms on bot tenants, a (rage for 8 machine uitable ly, 4-room fii ath. tolls ae re, warehouse and flats, b lee rooms | pa floor; 5 rooms od f aoa i FARM— For lease. with — intmediate Piebae sell ma He on termes ow Wine io business reasons owner moved 617 Chestnut “ - ‘ she ap ratetmeis eo (20 Unem | ENZLI I ‘kK 1010 i‘hest ouses. bath, toil t elect c light, ; | , ay Maes _— oa i: MN Lath. BE grot ee $8000 5 ante done : 2 ae wom Tee 618 ALTER JON ES FR. m Of town and authorized me to sell at ; O Vie estnut : 3 = 993 | - com hous bath : ' . ‘ one = , , "6453. Cologne av.. 5-room brick bunga house and mand ‘euthuiedl 25 improves a ee nestnut ms 5549 ‘Wells RY. eeectise figure this modern. we!) bullt 9- (‘heap inv stme t P ty SB. LAE RS, A’ re I NT L( IN! toiiet. et . _— . dense 001 o« ow; ras x1] $6000 | Wagons and dare tenet ‘ ms equipped ye 7458 ed AYTON Be oper residence. here is a garage for two | : — —— — : p 7 uC n 1m r ' wee ; aciede 2a , house. 3 re and |! pent per year, Das ’ (414 Michigan: 4 and 4 room brick flat: | MORRES AAC Hy ae: > " a°8 Cheat . di . 4 ines and propertv has nice lot The | — Jo19-9 ' ‘ ‘ c lat L ‘we iI. 7 ; makers puilding. mo acti om . 4 . €20 000 A500 vacant ' * i ert , co, © { uls b-roon Z ' . ory ‘ 7 7 Mitthesota 5-room bungalow: va Richi GAR DEN ly AND For rent on 4 hi rooms, sun parlor, breakfast room, — Seven is @ convenient one F and | store ani amily flat in rea rents .oW at eon ata, Pt south © a0 roon ana rket at tor , ne ‘De on ah le h, hardwood floors. hot-water heats fue, "* 2) |). EPSTEIN, Main 2162, 617 EV VW $10: pr : terms eee Ee Sate. Ol eeet BOR. “ee vogmes furnace | val ath, toilet, large 1 MERCANTILE TRUEST CO... *| cant ; termes right on car line: 20 minutes’ ride te : a (i hestnut st | BRIN K OP 619 Ches B' lease ‘4 : Vb ne fan shove is ~ Sit Locust 10 & rieg .oeln, 3-3 room brick flat: eae’ machinery MOTSeSs, nisi Ty, 4“ + . , “Car garage: ca 3 eo g ra of admission. wt ’ ting furniahed: vou de the vrofite e* perlearne.e Thro BOTHMAN % a os. > . >.” . - ’ " , > ’ ‘ > wl” > ry, M 2 | 4 iment % { “ ‘ P fim? . a yt . Ter “ re ; ‘ . pair’ 2008 S00 N. “pron@whye > | ESA — PERSHING AV. See aarnaren 1D AS T ( aN AY. CORN ER he d OR ES AND F LA ts 5 th, toile! ) * Davis famntiy frame of 3 . 5 W in, “4 room brick flat: easy | | ¥ LL. Fisher, 6200 Easton. 1 . ~~ : onv4i e] a ae el ‘ - 4. : andevent S| ores v2 terms "» any of above proper! - ' , ‘ : Rg: * Vaca 7A , o 4 — — { ¢ ° ¢ 2 j f \ ores “s = ok | yen ba os : wed : IT . . Le ¥ -? nrra d : So. o , | eric ord o0x13° $3500._— floors, sleeping poren i* ‘iy WAGNER-GRANT-BEL L fn pg 2g | acini HEN SMENZ REALTY @% | E—28xx Enright; 6 roon att af SORA... * ee rece ite ee h, electric: $5000 mery Sete) FARMS FOR SALE price ced = JAMES | AMPBI CORNET & 71 estfiut. | yyui, heett Thins , : $4000 7 . SING 4 aa : 4° RE Al,’ ry ( + 42° ( ‘hestnu rs . , : ‘ “fr “3° T> . = a . - _—. 4 4°50 , \1 ' ‘ ° . erypet K:) eect! L oughbor« ugh a' 7.-reom. a” ' FARMS—H ave good vYaiues ER- KL EIN REALTY cé., > Hab t LE GRAND JONES sf U I i ir vr H ~ T. (*C) uN Kk CH E RS ah . aes & 1g teem teat 2800) V4 tree noroved ame, all conveniences: lot 50x12? 7006 farme; free list DIETZ, ‘325 } ‘viene ~~ I North Sth at jaye); Olive 1062 : LOC ATION Belle Phone Olive 84 or Oent : | vs 62. Inc., aciede; 8S roe eae _ aes | ~ Pera = Guang i lop 4 2800.” ounty, #-room frame; FARM—For sale or exchange on property. * et : 0 al 3006 new J , RINKOP, 619 Che : chea| ull & Lain 2 ) , 1 improved 11 8 om - Call ¢23°A Hunt : . inl ' loemont 11°) eter = * ; ‘ erosGwey ounty, 5-reen&frame — 2s hs . tiled bath, fu e, electria 2 ss > Oman } mea (nis a wondertul speculative jr a 00. q ¢ ry PARK\ IEW _ ‘uy it now a 25 we. Rent. $2400 Price. $16.01 $2200 FAKM—160 acres. highiy improved hard floore first floo 7 r 0 : . R 7: ’ : ; A ; 4% | ) . } —, ‘oY hy ana : ‘ on / . . ~ Botu. 3. Au Treg were term : Wi rT a ug WAABE SEALTY ©.. 91 Chestnut #. oY 2 B E L, | this” ee ee imme ce ics 2 : ; _— : = kal s R - j ; 12 ’, ‘sine . 7 eu le’ment . "al * . ‘ 4 , ™ “aid . ’ ; ; rie } ; Iti ! Tiie | | ie lene Realt V Service (‘o : Hartma ret) oo” Title , en. BI A , oY : si : ie. ‘ 4 ; ars ion jgor? +“. . - ‘ . reo " , . . ° vi . - Principia Residence a \ 4 VY consisting of 9 rooms, 2? bath wns 4 _ + gl A avail , | . ~“f -_ = ee \. fay > 6 a PR ge — iS. B’wayv Riverside 1710 VAKM—$800 buys SU-acre farm, witht! - od iu j : 0 re seamen : , IRF ) i ~ ' ™ . ,tt nena ‘3 é wing , ~~: ‘ ; Rae ' . . . . __ jag . ane toa Phi svring fine timber Pe} - room slate roof resis 104x118 A ur . Bulle PPS ihe ' © p! ena from large town 4024 Nebraska. > . em Bo 0 . hot-water heat, har’ E y : the person who would cl , mul ne ‘ : . 6 ef / ry ort SRO tert Oda) 5 fine rr b: " me oe gM ge » X rieeping porch; fre _- residence, containing 6 cuiring one of the most t) , ; ia low Yr e fo! K Sale | i abe | , 4 | Fa AN D Lit mM E ,NTHON IMITY , ‘ ‘ ; — BR Us SI N I QS 6 OR V E RS FARM—Fotr shle oi trade An car, ~-stor- with side drive, i 110. ce. Tistures th, garage, most desirable homes tn Parkview ‘RET CH k..'¢ ’ @ 2 —MERS.. BT Life Bldg oie . bya | mace ) (Cheyenne and Welle (olorade: MAURER. afinone RE FA REALTY COu 2 SS] pp price cut Le | ste ate tat one : oo gical . Lia 110 © for tht 1 cet cio— a nee 2 , irene OE a Stadia teaeneentent es 4723 ‘Manchester ) $12 Title Guaranty Bid ee se! vacvey “rest co. aet.|) CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST Iso a broom house. 2209 Lynch. ESI 529 Cla . Alabama. 6-room brick bumgmi ¢. w. cor. Gaavicen ne Chee st. BO. tent. le | ccmqusiataale = - 0. 4th and Pine Central 3306. 5 “4 aye \WV effersaot ‘al bargalr Cee Pru ' . Sle Cor Me h and Wash 50 feet ss oS mth by ane by A: hance for 4 : wa ati Sig 719 Chestnut iISTIA? RI. ANTHON' (HM - ve | a \ cor. 18th and Morgan, 43 feet good restaurant acres: OO miles seu nina — desires eaee : Pigte oie alt () ' 7 +8000 P 34 and | onan "1 feet Rox R-386. Voast-Liapatch att “ahioke rene Me- = 45 4 \i A P P k ie R Sy 74? >T” ——— ‘> rT) c*y Ae ‘ . - ' raves ane = ‘tee ® to gh ted rAMM oy acres, Ju in wheet. large 0% . , ; : . mr : . a ell jes rr) fo \ : ce sravole ar cots ; * b, rule 09 8 , % “ jetia .béenes. : ‘BUSINESS PROP'TY FOR SALE ne Sr OR Kk BUILDING gas, elec rice $35 | Se ee crams, electric: |g a Sar: Gravois and Robert, 360 toot arn and poultry house; mood waters tm they are built just as vou” ~ ROOMS AND GARA ‘otral Location. \NTHO M a. B. te... % 700 ‘ wv, ao fenced, grain and stock farm, Call sgeen Nd h b é TARAGE BAKERY AND FLAT--2311 8. Jeffers « $6000 Life Bide 7 - enbvure ) COP tea es eumont. 10 feet. | 10 and 12 Sunday. 65314 Chamberiatm. eng pave them q “ fendid residence and garage for five modern ; Netanas and business: also -o he 20.000 Sq. Ft. . on rsen and care a te adhe , ' ‘ 19 BI SINESS CHANCES --+ Not a thing omit ed. re , a 2 roome and bath livtng quarters business propert’ c ‘ my , — 4 ee a firm Ps ae Pen me Ss ‘. s “e ; ‘ r =the : hen ; — sets oan » . re 4° fer | FARM life acres ‘» actrea .*n eulttves _ : surprise you. HOWARD E. KELSEY REALTY + Sprinkled . ith second ficor. 4 . - bath. gas, electr! wee i ines ; oo , ° ae can LS Market SO feet tion. secnace Umer one | awe ae ly inform you. p f y : on teva and mt cs $513 Gravois Grand 612: .28 eALT TS hentaah ie LN ts) Si*H Mi) . is ae 9 ; neeen ag Fes ; acres Wheat pat ogme oats Ri acres hay) to the beautiful *: 3 ons, with inlaid hardwood floors | bey eRe Eg rere e ¢ \MPRELI —— ———$ ? LOW ty 1A t ‘ Sry cr reer . en " - r- ORCK “? > . we , os lonial . at 6727 Chamberlain ay. nie | ees « ’ room, and lat ge ? : ger po scounsed t " Kentucky, } RA? PON ie? [IN \ ES ( RS, A I I kK N [ If mN ° RE a! Nt Es . ae , nA ’ 7.) : \\ ‘ |, os x REA! ae 833 Ches ; af - - _ "; oO miles south of city... 6 rt ee versity City, which we have hed ture” n first floor ;5 lar ia: atti $6500: terms N. E. COR. PARE AND | on nodern: price $5500: tern Pradiad- ashineto ‘MENT—O17 Park av 7-famt) aan oe ben” eo ae = } nished for your tnepection will amaze you, — m ardwood floors and , th- SSOK | ) at S “CO 40% m'! R 10° Nerth Seven ests aes “~ ae ‘ > — AN’ at iN “Et = ' . $5500 12716 Diltten. 3 and 4 reen fiat nr. S200 A W. Pine ti Call 3 F ) On A { ATE! RE i i s il I ; + fii} “me . > ‘ 4 . a ‘ fy Ww Many of the 40 Majest ic homes of a ™ Bule='n i fio: ; billiard 3 Et , " am 61:4 P : os goes RES - - , Raregalr p ite rs ’ Ba rors } i} “gp be and Ore $3500 lpi 70° &§ } tth o- : . = ; Sup building have been #old and occuple Mt-in cedar oloset and bathroom BUILDING— ee ee ae EDERER-ARENDES REAL’ iia ik NCK—3809 Wit r pr. 9 or, ae us, “ane make an offer Cail INVEST in stock and fruit fara A f ] ' , ; SiGe LOI Ww ase DEP44A Partmer. tbe letter . new one . 4 Say ‘ lant +] ; ‘ . hh : | lat at ; 6 room »ae' v . "? ~ —_ ‘ ~& ‘ . , 3 - ‘ a ‘ . ‘ . ‘ : ’ . ‘ ’ ; - ‘ >. we always on hand to s8u _ Oe : water heating plants ease oe ° an a . ange ’ +4 () , eTE is & ITRRABERK 1809 © 18th sos) menoreamet sare ; : ——— you. and they are low in price. 7 + het. ‘r heat; it = | corse aks 5, ’ fir ‘onditio ’ tion by appointment - , ‘or . bon meen 5 ve :, , , v __ ' ' Cire , a YT . Sey thee seer 1 Peart ay ATE 40-Aere Missouri: Farm. MAJESTIC HOMES CORPORATION, — 2 a ) mann brewers Patios ¥, Dan Oe anes PAs } ; 1 FuFIMER & BP rete amend ) | i Soerulatere. Leek and Mahe OWer. epee ze oc iailé ' 5. f it : on? lats and lm ze stable rents a40 price vi! lege 7” markets pest etl we black | - MBtion PT? = wt tietet Tite woe enle of lenae, BOn1S0. VANATS Des bo x a z ms nov “0 CASH—MONTHLY PAYMENTS 2 PENS re jiiage, fr many c@pe, spring. watere@ Ohms 4 ! 44 T IN DELL | ‘. 008 © or — ’ 8 ¥ o ~ "1 9 J nd lo w bu ne nmi Set — the » wo ‘ #8 ; Dae y i mri marie the %Ge ‘ ' , iin . ’ , Southeset corner of “Channing and Pine et ure f@oed a2né timber eetimated w@arth 1 4 Se . Mader 4 : jn t, ~~ By . aes June ; er oa . nears > . ‘ ioe } i ‘ ‘ a wees ‘ ! ‘ ‘ . iy — a Tes | finte wit by bath anc oft ire r i“ « hen rarketed goud variety freit \ cholfert. ia ree . . ii atn traii 1ocail See *T it ing re ALLACTIO’ arts . . ; .o , , , ra’ ' t% . +3 vv tee — bal ; oe Mi a . . 7 . | \ one B ris ‘ ‘ ryrys , mn. Se, o* , , ¥ , Mra ralLi very new evubetantially on abie oot tage. barn. wultry heuse Te ett i 4 ery wh house of 10 oe * 5718 \ FE: R v mN. ion: terms to Lie > t once if ve 37 Ho 3 ; a K150 ee StAiney ORF 9 . . , 4 and rented out in the main usher | tesenadtadaian, Gane 4 , + enix $200 . feeaid love ee tte Ni at ay ; re — poe , | . oat “2761 COOK Ot ji h ‘ ter a , im -% . 7 S . : : _ — pier gon mo nvontt ew wheteelt 4 OS ‘EST CARANNE 4 het le far mae Rox R-97 }? - ee 7 ee sOoN . . a . ye La Details page 33. Strout « Catalogue : ; ing GPR | ‘ , ‘ee, \ ) j ‘ ! nice double 5 end 6 room ° . - | FE ‘ ‘ - . . " ; nis ad : ™ a? ; furnaces electric 320-Acre rarm with ite and ter 3 t-Water hardwood floors: | a t FRANC ‘I8- 2 ; th a hie ® hon ae : “* } BUSINESS LOT—-: " rents 2 ' , I8-PERRY.- Rt ITH. 102 N Sth st aa pone. ot, (0x12: : oughfare: 60 Ly 913.500 11 Cattle, 30 Hoge, 30 Sheep - ' Evans ar four eit eto and & Tearn poultry mplements, tools ‘ > > ig 4 ~~ versity it Rox jet ~" net Saal m1 : ny _ “ae . : : . . te . Aisvia : i>] . re 7052 M ARY LAND 3 arene: eee game: 30 meee a i! CERT - ee 7 re SK) Or ant ee anaes) athens ae wow ' Boe 1 eon. Se: ae Sa atchiess: appertunity evecare ear! * _ > 4 r piece 4 irTdawVwooc fivors ryt 2 a 7. a S 3 ‘ * i ‘\ Li \ ? haa sa8 . . * r 2 i ‘ ‘ | ; ; ¢ . »miie : | 5a ’ ; j - ate eat? rr it ttitt ft ¥ > ; ‘ ; “ . 2 . *? . awn a | Xo -+ nr 4 4 eo 1 ! i AT ° Splendidiy built and arranged home of & ck mT. 1 Karages a fornia owner wants | ; ». Union dt Pt see . oy : ; in erms. ; ae a : “o A BE _- 1 s . 1s . month ee mee Eoriaeee ao and Of Mea: om pendence estimated 600 cords : large roome and maid’ 8 quarters, with bach Fina ORFF cr ES |= oes = — STORE : : ig " as? ton , Bg a - ; : ‘ g , ‘ ae ~ ' } — fermral Ratiroad rupreved with a brick 576,000 Sant timber; eure ew — on firet oor: 3 ler e hedroome and = ‘3 . , oF We 4) 4014 Delm it : i’ Re ie» CR i 4 - ry ng ‘ + rick estore . mn § s al onal ‘ . 4 ? hoo, stores. ehurs Ieee gt Mayr mes: ae F x eng 7 a r ’ ts above tee ‘F : ; TY) @ - th . . ‘ rere + ‘? _ Te bl ate me ame garage for Am tive ?\ ‘ale wing-h tered ia patbroome von cana floor: eg ae wy Bousr \ — j ‘ wo Broo nivel gli ; s. . . * e1 a, 4ny > 4 { | r 4 ’ ' 2 about “S cers rent will maintain pronerts aaah deee “aa _e eon anata box elvinator: oi! heater; dow ¢ = \, : : ow " “ Jon rat : =. r : ba ¥. ; 0 1) 3 e ©17° O00. easy terme pi a. 4 - with living por eet Bi npn SB he . a > 2a / .. $1°,.000 an on) $5000 = h STORE ' TaT } ' at 5408 HEROKEE Ss HOMES AND FLATS FOR cl KE REAL ESTATE FOR COLORED VAP Tw rprug ts * acre be awe & Grand riet. cottage with large pore” ma: ur 4 aft anion 0? «4 aa R J ad E TR TAR . va R “or 9 wane Pa, ae? Dinan od’ T2 Lb a ' * 7 * Mf A er , ‘wy af ' ; : any » ‘ 54 ' . a+ ads - 347 ‘ on AGE 4% a peultry poumehotes. crapeten ir unnite. to ANCIS8-lERRS TH. ‘for x. ath. il 5 i . . > IiTY——DI1R to 5 : ng a ‘4 ai tore ow 1p . rut ar a , “co with , , | A} | 4K operate: S300 @ete al) ou P ¥. ae : = i x ie e185 Mar | BUSINERS P .e PERT — th ving rooms | Ee: J ae wai ree . x12. , price 4 riven gaa Senne ue ot n be | t at a be ' +4, té A } S $7 ) Part cash Details page "i aiseur - : Ss “ « ry : ; a 00 rear : flate above: rent wag = 7 - ? / { rn a ' + asi pyr t win? be : d +s . foe _ 1th ‘ r> : ,i } te iti aoe, a . ; ; ; (mar Slow eah oowrn and eaey So-Aere" uM ¥ o & Y: 4 7 F 3 Hat SCHULTE R. E, cO.. 2403 entral fA22, , . ARR | dere omy? A ae d N ong ae anon | pick "SES CLIP inonthivy Paymenta will rent for Sain) ™)- Ae Mi ri Farm 7064 KINGSBURY ey Toke earns, 2 8 7-500 rere het 5 peal 9 make. Sidnew eps aah. balance ena pasmente RICK HOUSES, CHEAP | it Sore vet |80-Aare Miseonrl Farm : * i. ernoy, 10 : & OO” ARROCT ATED REALTY CO... 408 Con Phat -s wy : ; hs 4 : reais tC one’s | = ; tennements on ront ad Overlooking Reautifal River. 1 A most unusual and attractive resi- 9” a » Deimart. & & 000 ; See Jai , no “oo PRANI ITTMETER r : t G@oe1% t Bey - i nay « , % - en. ; , BUSINESS PROIPERTY——Northwest rn aad ’ eran’ a nves - th . ans 144 . of © fi ye O fee “ose Ww townt ran: | me “rep “sheat, torn, may from dence, modern in every detall: aa wa $4 ite lede, @ ; #000 Soth and Shenandosh. « a ig ' : anni ' ok i oe sourtnwest > , 7 nt atene werth mheoat > | werked Malin. ae dark b id ee large tile sunt aA > paths. ®. % porshing r 11,009 Grand and North ndosh. alan a biock. oa : . ' . : , "4 ' + ; ° © 1ooR & = . ‘ ney a os an 254) borin rom wt Some erring - watered pasture, veloe™e ¢ Ci oue eens Pere h, 2 compiete oere E = Me Sivervilie |’ Goninevilie as propert. Kant 7 on Ady “pe! ; a aah: 4 = ' + : : caren by . + P 4 ' a : : exceilent fuhing. beatiag. bathing; on white tlie kitchen, hardwood a : 858) i er in. : ™ electrts : (let railresd tewst, Geed martet« &?. pend ® es llr . $20,000 |} FACTORY AND WAREHO! , » ere ee — - ~ ‘ a oO ‘ ; ‘ ‘ } ‘ 4s ; : ' . * ; / s a ‘> ry: ’ i} : : : ' ; ' i 4 ar - 12.¢ | ” Li \ MI , “ = - ; ai) i? + 11.000 RALDWIN RE ¢ ~ $4 : de Ride . “— (;1.7 ‘ , ‘y ~—T ott J ‘ rh , - fry om this . ut ‘ elie | ro oo ween _ . ; M1 ae house. atipie barn eemase Resigee eta tle. ry as “ata ner ' » : . . ~ ; <. e7~ pO .¥ : ? ; . ; u excen.iona location for : ; ' }? ’ : ‘ Bakers. Attention ’ : , . , : ft) vt M VE me “~ . vr cole away " bought. 4 a: I.M. LEVI€é co eater, "sioke wane of aro Tague * ths : * fits at : i ae lux ae mi ' read Ma poultry. fall teppfements ih Edward L Bakewell - 4 198 N. Tth we Y etn aden ant wevet ws cunt ) TAR ORS—SHOF KE * Ltn ME ile SOT HiA Vi i. Ie yN\ BA K ERY P56) a -_ e- | We will o ) S-reern cottases sa Perey? vi ° a € : ‘ telvw RO00Qx7 -00 f Dor prhe and Store 5 - : Pee ’ 6 nage ~* eam, » « ’ Yeu orn o ? , 36... ‘err ot ; : -*ate Oltve BABS. 118 N. 7th. i : ig aprox = eis , oF Atel!) 447 Miesourt Lambdin ’ ne “— or ve ir } br a | only 3 —_, vMurdect m i . eniendic | : ' : gue . , r. Sh : 7CT ’ arti? lop , . oad eONAL “ SERVICE . Louis, I. St. Clair *R. $6500; terms eetege Pp S , © RENCiNG: en a ~bugg 4 ~ $th TRUST | : Basten ay BLY E TAWI) rz. “Reem 414, 722 Ceestant | , ; . . ic) Room 40); 3h. BRINKOP, O19 ® ; , = . ; oT. MM cen EE, A RII Ay I, 74 TT

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OE EE ae Me eRe Wanted: Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For. Sale Ads Today. ee o-- RMS For Sale am no a He a ee A = : ae en ce a See REAL ESTATE—OTHER cITies — ——>, ——— — ie ie 0 : 2 F AJR MS AN! yj I LN WS Y & RMs By | rau ey ae 8S Ee ee ot nsilaings, good wells ae LANDS FA! =e ge “Ce! Reg] Kstate oans, I\ ee ae - ra roe ican = oun County | ees 2 : 3 TL BERT ADVERTISING Edw ard : ats ell = "oem 5 ¥ _, SERVIC E. INC = REAL ESTATE 225 WE CAN SELL e ‘ = 24 ‘s SINESS FOR CASE LOAN CORRESPONDENT USING an whe com Ee re BUS 3 ) te 2 s c= — tw and pr'vatesy _ MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. nt pevvateiy We Olive 5555 MASSACHUSETTS — N t 7th ft _FINANCIAL LIES Nort m éth Ot. = a tments: made to tac MONEY WANTED LOANS ON REAL ESTATE wee8 oy) cam See ofhers’ races. the APTA. SEERERS—tor auch a Men of (Vilssour! Ake “s = ay we 5 this NTI Cen a Bll ae TR ae. ‘ieee Poviis: te DP ellie $m ble egy Sg hol es. Mitt et “Do You Want to Get Into Business for Y Se few zt SUSINESS WANTED “TAL, cadtmet™maser and shee SSW SN steerage oerenia Bay gee Oe epet og pao Al “TH MOBIT, ort "eu pay te rt mde We aise retuce payments FINAW » abe B STOCKS AND BONDS SARS AIN St ene ves Standan$ Crate and * mar $10. intrinsic 1 sei! "'s7 50. “need cash. Baz TRUCK FARW—1 2 3B You can OWN Tm Weetern Canedca can buy | os, - . C ™ for lee Ie . s¥”2@, ing nouwses 4 sad = sn INVESTMENT ors S. dan ea: hissodhenesaaieah > KORTE REALTY & LOAN COMP ANY oe Se, yer? ‘ GEV . FLORID A— Famous land. Gj0-acre tract Whole, purchaser Sevestrment. J. 8 x ) 3a tilinels Vanvi—felae you gg eg a AR before » ou buy write for free ‘ , 4° ‘ Xi > ue 4 - : >} 3 z a — a - ~wrTvy ye > : , a, 7 rngrove & Spee! . iAVANS FOR SALE — -BSMANA‘ GER—For ™ . arsem a vt omeodile . — . — . e ¢ a ALE Se —e . ‘ : ‘ " : 7 , - - 22, i oe . * é a ome: i i * ee ss a= rad yo= ‘4 pee 5+ it “5 “ i. *% te ares: fore: MisP AND 27 ~ ee ree ene MONEY TO LOAN ~ REA! r A TE ‘prefita jie bust! Dem, ‘al allowed az nnecessa-~ Leral's oe _. 2 -~Sr - , . rr. Jacxson. Chicnmp. P 1.9 wehinery end tools inci " s f : we : COMPANY. Mavwood's 1341 Seah Ge tz 7th and Of re, : - . > Olire §240 z “TED —Perty Qnancteld 2 st nm reck quarry. 8 — * é Box B- srt Post —" YORTON a " —o Cao 5 . . . Ot we -~ > . i 8 " > ' ° 7 ~~ _ $ re, ™ . : 2 ett« rn ; 4 ¥ . : é‘ S os ; 2-+% > cy . ‘ _— : > 7 ‘ . - , . — - — "Y - — — $3¢ ‘ g. ugh ax “= «4M se) Seip: ‘ An é 3 ’ - , . r : ss . er >. _ property i — — , ar : = : . ; . , — eae. a $ =a 4 > : . ® + ce a , " . a , " 4 a 7 77? . * , s 5 . 2. s x -92 - “a4 7 ~* " _ : D2 _ 3 , 7 vAaAN TEI True wor?’ re: , with e500) cast ae =a os ne aor . tm + rou ms a) 2 (T—talee $600 weet iy. ®. «@uipmest, 93060 Sox » BY aX SUILDING—Goeg ni eer ee \TS RECEIVABLE ae Gre = ~~ rahe ananc-« q M¢ INE > LOANS ON PERSONA* PROP’TY pee . ~~) pee © 1 ides — ; 1 oe a — earte te = rom % é‘ # ‘T—Were $4000 . Pacem. ;' ' — [3 5 ty pees: yo : scick sale cic «ste TIMBER — ¥ Rik RR ae \« . _ Ri ESTATE—COUNTRY MONEY WANTED TNA Te | ck wan ie ——~_ BARES — Ga coatnsSed | one | et ore. - a A es er , F ; — - oaople ' tenes at eaoroce =f we os guik® terme > « ‘MANGE ~~. ¥securte, : —CTHER CITIES “go0e aah f : ne . - : . ea ee ‘<Q: “ee REAL ¢ pip nen pan Ai aa °C ae & 3 ee hina

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i ; granted dav WANTED — Business man for a WE ) oe e have des eloped an | Pecemme rs 'Thirego. DICATE, ‘BHARE IN Sample copy Fin fine caine service. i oe) DV ERTISE—25 | words in $3. one insertion in entir ‘ rural cy. 283, Champaign, Hi. © list. Cope SVLENDID opportun: t any kind of business. : edd eettion fe KERIES “pay bie profits: i compleielvy equippin hbeif caso, balance mon: business Bo. FARBER SHOP fixtures. change, or epen shop. Mut et. wplry: man will Bruce McDonald: +, nek. § invest! table ent i, st. Louis _Post-Dispateh, Tnan Who profitab man whe -Dispa te hy BGaiNESS $5000 “yew Stl. 4m yr int business: . Bb iS Qualified. lorue. Middleby-Marsia!! bee 6035 & 6: at.. St. Louis, AFF huijlding concession anteead monev maker: want parry ture fanev fish and chic ken fry “9 River View Park. (Charleston. HY. CAPITAL. — KERS—-for quick actlo your pro et before 560 cos! fling under my sitnete: ieonard, 141 Bide i “hic ago. APITAL—I specialize in financing me rious business enterprises by selling » irsi mortgage bonds: basis mail ful part! Cularg ; _John Trier. 1879 Eddy Bt CHARTER S—- Delaware Dest, received : poniai Charter Co. . CONCERNS omnes” = and the esaie of shares: eve ery quickivy and economica!!: Montgomery & Co., Inc, 50 0 atl New ork GOMMON LAW—bBusiness trust. $10. legal everywhere “Morrison. 6 > CORPORA’ riON ist. wantin e con and $2000 investmen? reauire v. Post- ae h “=. er ehor: CO. OF AMERICA will @ service station in vour city for you. you ere looking for a business. write or 2186 6th st.. St. Louis. Mo. Oven Mo for rent: , tri plan: First . in ao (he — sion to rent. a fuaranteed monev maker: | bia swimming classes can be secured: must give bends: three ladies could tie eal ceptionallvy successful. Address River Perk. (Charleston ] FPOR s SALE. rent or lease... and warage;: doing £004 8 ao 600 : D opportunity for youn Bee b0S to invest with {nv tent home appliance -mechine- figig un- Pen Box 0-173, Post-Dispatch. 8850p echapce for picture show, saies room, variety or hardware store: Tilinois city. 20 miles from 8t. Louis. 0-288. Post-Disnatch. OD -oppertunity for young Toner ng business ot investment 00 to xperience. Box wear 5 fx VE $400 or $500 to invest, wit = prefer something outeide. -Dispateh. TF you have $2000 or $3000 to > tnvest ae services. in good going auto agen have a wonderful! proposition. Box Wage Post-Dispatch. tf HAVE g00d proposition to offer invester mfg. business. If you have | Pod "aatiere to invest, with servie _without. Box 0-390, Post-Dispatch. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY—Want © wev- eral parties to ioin syndicate high-c essentia! industrial rofite ble bdsiness, sound -388, Post- Dispatch. _ LARGE, well-rated manufacturing con has rare opening for ifve wire canable han4line office and State distribution wonderful $15 adding machine: subtracts, | multiplies. divides automatically; werk” $250 machine: speedy, accurate, dum able, attractive: b-vear guarantee; nation- — ally advertised: tremendous demand; big, 7 manent profit «a: $500 capital fully secured: clean, references req'iired _Co.. Der Hy Grand Rapids, | Mich LIFETIME cash income from oyster cult free Government quotations: smal! ment. includes beautiful Florida lam ' homesiies. Mrs. June Kenney, Box Ii doing ee bu IGHT manufacturin price SB50 sian to oo third tnte granite cuarrv. Bo 4 — ter, to m lAghtnine leu od MA N with red Missour! Post-Dispatch United States. wishes to inorease line patented articles; Ren Sunday. * oe = beet of Marquette Hoie! day Tverda’ - RE live. Address Louis. more new references St. MONEY Wid.—We nave neveral guaranteed — trust le in $4000" $8000 insurance with DETERING AGENCY. 3627 Gravois av. OPPORTUNITY to invest $10,000 in an es tablished business: wil! pey profit: safely Bec ured. Box OPVORT! NITY for man aie ' $25,000 to become intgresteg ble, woing enterprise. tion in first letter. Write P St. Louis. Mo amounts ef — W-89. P.-D. $15,000 or in profita- ul} Bo oO. L ce). PATENTED automoblie cook steve for any car; can be manufactured en gee profit. all tourists buy. Writ ¢. Parker Jr.. Columbia. _Tenn. PRACTICAL inventions for _ drawings om exhibit. Adam Co.. 3610-25 Enright. St, Loujs, REA). SERVICK— ment prepared. $10; an business enterprise. ial SALFESMANAGER—For corporation will be jargest automobile accessories men” ufacturer and-dealer in country: act quick-” giving pest connection some knowledge of corporation law” be valuable: subatantia! 4. Rox Y-3753, Post- {-Dispatcn. a a ec MEN—Havine real experience se nobile accessories. any territory in States or Canada: only sncee ment in comnany considered: give full ree-, ord in first. letter { Rox ¥-265, P.-D Tm . can inveat ge ’ * $2500 te ex 4 Bez 4. 4 . ay and privately We speciali ; gut -of- -town businesses. We e buyer directly.to vou at mo matter ™ here vou are located experience | an i reputation are you. proposition or us, jet S $5000 er FEDERAL 1654 to 165 $ Monadnock B) ock. —_—_— Men of Missouri i ‘ % Z@ ih S@.i- a ; more U Chi- } You Want to Get Into Business for Yourself? of the oldest, most successful in the coun! tricts W! th in ord its u ar tom, over 25 years of rd ata clean wilt supply the sto piet ely. train rnry » A Ace profitable ck, finance the Seted- you in ovr gauccessful and supervise your business. This ‘ty for a few men Reply by tion as to education, MR. GILL, 1124 (c8&3) ios ce, AK st.. St. “Louis. . ———— BUSINESS WANTED CTICAL cai inet ee pro- metion man wi)! 1 " a going cab! net tail - . give KenNeT laker and working €) : Wtd.—Ret ail 5 i 4: we fixtures. Dox » A) Teoh FESS 5 W td.— Young n 4 . cha 4 in té rest in £ ”m) pa business in un ALY ; des 71. Post-Dispa NESS Wid —Good, will exchange my first- in for the right -Dispatch i SINESS W td. —S) jail town, worth $5000 or. well- impro\ ed farm worth you have whatI w want. Bi x A- 338 * f—kSS Wtd.—Thoroughiy business man, now emp) loyed, per » i> $6500 at Dig A-337. farm isOox place. in city less; will expe’ desires with ; ing it over lat good chanc aa man looking forward to ‘a invest now; would a ; —¥ Box 1 B-314. Post-Dispatc! carpente r or, shop, or good athon se .£ Osage binet 101 ee rite H.. 3436 lh ith living | ro 2413 N. Broa dway. STOKE Wtd cash. ‘ERY Wta.—Ex: hange clear farm, - oe 35 miles St. Louis a 456 . a iif ize erles atid R sRY STORES Wtia.—-We buying all or part stock of groc fixtures for cash. If you want to sell your store or stock, or if you are forced to move, you may want wd retire a bu or you. may Nav too ! ch call Us up auring business h After business hours, For 70R for appointment Everything .fidential. Molasky Grocery Co., 1201 + 18th. Ask for A. Mo! nek y. ee COAL MINE Wtad.—To buy Epecia “Lo ‘K Ro or ;@2 se, ~ ——— - --—s MEAT MARKE T AND GROCER LBouth Side © preferred. _Box_ W- 165. PAPER ROUTE Wtd —Give 0-264, Post- Dispatch. PRESSING SHOP Wtd.—Smal. wit nut jivine rooms Box W- 22 Pr PRINTING SALESMAN—Front- off! thoroughly experienced, would invest hundred with c« om} petent actica!] in go! ne small at 10P, well- Y Witd.- - -b detallis rr uaa” Dis man, few printer Box J- hor w ost fon ‘ated. Ww td.—Large Dav 3 ri } _ Linde “ROOMIN a HOUSE Wid - ae ie mer will pay cash for a bargain. Lind: thls his week ROOMING HOUSE wta have cash buyer ‘ * Chestnut st. paren ia HOUSE . Wr : my G-family apar ne ~ ; —=W't ; > ttre! re rent must reasonabie rket. eee buy, geil, “swap, guick: homes, farms nees, lote, personal property; cash val- ome only. “H. W. Pemberton, Ki: kwood, a = _(699) AV B CASH BETENS P yer me oo. if you . . — ‘Bnoe; want nerships formed; cit ae ve aiso Be)! hotels ng ; no charges in advance; abs + en for quick and aatisfa We give you real servi: NDLER REALTY CoO Nat onal mmerce Bide. Olive 407 —_———_—— —_—— BUSINESS FOR SALE PAINT SHOP—C omplete cheap. 1414 Whittier 7 REPAIR SHOP—Smail Cali = aun $44 a] SSILE-Y REPAIR , SHOP—Doing ge business ; new tools and equipme in larae sagan on the Lincoln very cheap a oe . Box B-51. "Post-Diapatch Se ‘- Cc ESS50 L.LES——A nd parts business: a 320.000. a machinery “* E LOUIS BXCHANGE, 708 Victoria B: Ve ver day; 2000 will handie. Poat- DD! spate 4 Soe 3 f[ANUFACTORY—NV01 $1000; rent $15; last years business and tools incluc2d, “ win > price 410 years; MERY—Store trade only: barguin. 1505 B lbih st.. Kast St. Louis, Il. RY—With or without bul ding; ness. Box W-% 205, _ Pout -iisy wa cch, ae—Wholeeale “and retail: sales $550 Smeal 4410 Manchester, _ 3 DAKE) —iedern; cheap; of account okn “cia —Cheap if sold at once. 84558 Ne- gcod very ARG Meter, first-class, with prop ; €O0od location; owner retiring. : += 5¢ Post-Dispaton Ss MARERY—South Side. patent oven; Le cage et must seil; bargain. rey 23 N. 2d at. Soe account ofr sick - Sauce | ‘sax Apply a FY on With food bot Ww romin Pay a P stand: reasonable. “I : equipment ; $8950 tc s 7 + e ‘ AND BULLDING-—Good Comiaens : tite le investment; reasonable terms, ! te jnvestigate; South Site. GUT, Am! iton AK EE Eanes: ee Guth a portunity on ‘own, fine proposit ion, suburban patent oven; Hamiiton. = to right party; good ma- 4500 nols ’ 5 ful living i and shop: ~* ing: building including. Fost-Dispatoh res 2 Worth $4000. will take 2f00 ick gale: oid esta@gisho. ivera 6 per day; home (fade: reason sickness, Box B-3K]. Post-Dis, ——Easton at $5500. 3 7 living room 8 and ba edie . gee (Chevrolet truck: “ ‘ post location in Wells’ were 1 wiae [ANGE, 7O# Victoria Bidg ‘ AE Y¥—Oid-etsabiished stand, day work. COunter irede: smal) stock raw tna: household goods; must se death; cheap if sold at once nia, Bast St. Lauis, Thi —Old established stand Inter trade, day work, terial, shewcases, all utens!is at sacrifice th tn family for ggic! mevivania Kast Ss . ‘ ren stnail bolier Ne | Jt8 XN: HANGE. RY—W est. en bury ¥ to richt party: : handle $2000 ld quick SS EXCH NOE eee 709 Viet ‘ > Bile b Zz oD T owner bas other * Axtures elab b te O7 & Suppl ERY ‘capa - oldest Lindel! 0210. ire &ia@itun.: 10,000: best s0ms tor selling. an estab- 2A ng fixture lea in town $1500 cell : Broadway CONFECTI e ae) Box i. Weat; ; 12894 Haim}! ton CONFEC TION t { Box | yp for i location: reasonable | nny leg ‘ { ee eee bath, | cy 709 Victoria Bidg 4 rooms with ‘ rto ‘ > mnt Pe... —_ i 271\;9 POU " a . 51) ‘tT v : a! 7) . estigate; $1600. Box TRY—Milk branch: near Bid mers’ etand; other business and leav laundry pete nvestigate; 25. Post-Dis oF fohac - —Grocery, Ion | Ses Le@ vy groceries, ” *TIONERY Cigars tobacco hool varie ogee pDeving business Box ar t* ike mer it ; ms 2 A TON Es Se pe terms; rice equit no competition; living roc E R RY— Real bargain on ti98 lL], good r ‘ money m T2R9A CONF ECTIO ERY- OT 0 ciaesy + Tat; ess year ro : ent ing on ante tour West; call today. Gs! 7 1 on; owner 8028 N. iF candies old to opportunity *: cash cream, too ONFPCTIONERY Ii tobacco lunches: san ro ica" rare someon iting ¢£ gd pia SBR 2) capa wigs rset - lce : igare, bakery * gubstatii mon as; vent for for S100 Cuk’ : f bya 8 wsh Box / 307 a ‘ONFECTIONERY sTORE—B $360 if all Ae Bil hb PT UW nless you ORT Dis isy corner, ‘yy fyryise "hange. rIONER Se ve ens eh worn s: 3000 lear Us ees sihess 418. CON EC TIONE RY ornes confectionery at id businersa A large room above: a sacrifice Call between © a m, and 547 & North _ Marke t. of 10 effi: janc lea: ¢ oor cash: ineome ov er AROCERY STOR M—fwest: doing good busines?) couple {il health a 4 Box W- $19. Post Digg ila aia and 1 ime br ' B . ing ro om amount me TN a ~ Tl ba q }? AN oda, 2 day CONTENT nue? sel nnd ORNER neighborhood ; the thing or sale: che GOUNTRY B round, whi rful REITZ, O25 vtetork ATESSEN--A location. future; Bide loa oe ROsOR. ake ream sar goo South | latest | ’ ’ 7 sas loc ation. | in p= "e r ENDL E R monthly i GROCER Y——An i 2 acco Post -D| GROW Box ik 48) ‘EI Sas yCERY—Market : rent _BUSINE SS FOR SALE LTE SSEN—Lunchery; bigge »oT , r r ote Al a ; ELI ‘ATESSE N—Bes or Eo pusi ness. od- 2 ir, ox We cccount best 1289 4 little cash re- $1500 bargain offered: rtmest district; much traf- Ham! ton, t location, West other herent s bargain: -Dist a Le n. rea] Post nce 104, ‘ mand pastry shop: location; Al opportunity of sickness will dis- act quick. Box $$ roe offer; if sold at once. Phone J %10 900 any \ BR, re nro! pr eas. 2201 t fate st. ood very Dlepatck: 7 ieighb ‘B- 354. “Post. or trade; t “Pt at me Li Yi‘ Aa} usin ens: ‘lean Box W-24 ) 5 sie Ndi er cash lance Post Dispatch - LiKe ; ; } -4 ; a€Sires (oO geC Granite City: se) ling on “acco Box. 0-385. P -/ pres ription ixt ? t $50: tetor WY, th; ‘ ’ orm caving city 5500 casn Jjetorta B) suPur ast -growir tes fr tn St Louis $35,000, sto ding. $700 . other inte no agents “7 ‘ri cheap 2000: 6 Ls SB: V --( 34 aes A lize 7) "7 lean stock : x W-189, ase 100 Cus! cessories and business: t: long iease; omoblile thoro h, MARKET-—W' 2907 Oughisre. \BLE ouUnGcay . is Cali ! ing interest Rox L Bh centrally | 104, » -I and i ; oct ‘ reoms, Monday ; ats eo ; : ~——me | E> n I £10 a nery, ures and stock ; a Var This HILL, is Post . Nepatch. Y¥—143¢6 é gaily a ef, TO mRY—North business 113, Por ™ $3000: bath: S sutent is BxXCH — ee ee >y——_Meais, (> Re MK R Ri iE: Fr ¥ _ Meats, CE er see GR GR! GRoceRyY—freeds: eais. GR _——— oo - ud Lishe: a vu wil! at d vegret 4 oT BOG rece! h: U8) ness x ness j $4000 E-45, RI int of 1359 | bakery Louis, . Rox Post eat Im traffic business; KeL; otner outfit, comp) lete: “MARKET —Good nelgh- sacrifice fo rT cash; own ess. 2626 Union a pe ot gales Box - es LA riunity: s80d0, good location: room : ; South Sdie. Bc »x cae able “ ptore; Routh m us hus ne ss; Side. “Dist atc rk cn gales $1500 a real store; living rooms. (hestriut; Waa \\ J fnon; nr :*t And eal partners ¢ M A R KET- } ‘ark , r the right man, Box | rire m @Ti ts a a rice BW000; jatest equip . fe , ¢ VT -? or VGE. 7O# Victoria Bide RE—2720 January av.: and buildings "% rooms gras near iarge & aY., SRO; , .* . > end electric, pata hon! LrTANG in ar district . ¢ ; ‘Call ( ‘aban: —“s run ness AS | xtu res and ds wong A do sail abot §°: Ing month: has i Riv, no t-Dispatch. __ ‘ | et 90° a8 . *~2 . rent $60; daily rece me s ally new; Ford ow ate — tr a " er or _ 7098 Victoria Biig. -S-. i old a 4 o 0) YOO Vv ft} igtiire s. infor # natic yn | a.* market: sual pusiness $5000 wiil bu truck. For St Louis n* ee 4 living obart coffee and ment cing nanine: 2 Toledo no oor petition. ANGE. 700 Victoria _ Bide 4500 Finney ty. W yoming st. vr Sara : Beate i — Bee EF od!i- 6400 $65; ice. shod 2500 rte he) at, FAY ferson 4 meet om 7900 Gravois la fayette ayY.. no | int j entre 1) | Cor- } quick sale wanted. 2630 ‘2s dealers. | lafayette Sea __}____ BUSINESS FORSALE i} for meat mar Post-Dj | GROCERY—C) GROC ‘ERY AND MARKET est bargain sé ry BHU +4 & 31 |i AR DWAR HoTHIS—22 .. he ure | f STORE— GE 1001 DWARE 8 1B. ness | {). . ARE BOOu =D rT) its 4 res € # [)- j ~Express mn Ford an 4 tabilshed SS) years, in these. | 'DX¢ "HAS ‘ANGI "HIDE E r watintint : CHROOM— Today, In‘ ay. SOFT ne dana i0- MILLI regain id N. _—|dea a % o oe: einess; a ay. 2 TAL RA! daily wb RA Nor F ANT—— 603 Franklin 824 Oo py RANT nr but LESTALU cash terma. , . Be}! ‘ a pusit Hest hie Te! for auick sale bu \eaae 1268, Fine | a 04 or- part, Main RESTAU RANT-' O nees compe © pacrifi Een a Du oe! iness sect ion a oms _ Guth. ‘ R STAY RAN T—Have our ¢ nan ce 20 a dav: this STAU RA ee the street, r Lev v mcg. e OK on | Theat er Pinlto Theater Bid €@an stock: busi ne on ‘ )R. oA! oe ; , a SSS0 reason, 7 oadwi RY, bot 5 “and branch Modern: ; t-of-t disagree. real bt Rox |} PESTAURANT—Downtown NFECTIONERY — Tt R94 . if you mean business: of at Ss ] and > 2) | RESTAURANTS For sale er partner wan' ed k BUSINESS FOR SALE ~ LARGE RESTAUR RANT AT BARGAIN | Established business in heart ef down- offia district hear theaters. stores and ffice oubehine as Ay fixt mane included: must Tals bi > (SHE SRON REAL STATE CO. 4i1 N. 7th at Diss eT) ein ‘= candy, bev aluabl ® (oc ation, ir 5 iown am easteaen ai st rict. ion fi ~~ rent requires money—not a sma! Propoait! “R, have other interests. reagon for - ‘t patch A-255, Poat- -Dis doing ood tus | ROADHOU SE—in Tilinots: £2200 altfornia read dri inks : : good location" South Side. Hex _{7) ket: in ae t-clags, well- | FL Ri "SINE ‘SS8—T Inc 7 . ~ Lafayette ne cily a iy 912 Leas account tbster ; N. Sarah. (2?) ness: must se!! at once RO. ADHOUSE—0} - rear rooms Bott 18, 50 °c Chestnut st. ation: cheap, room ior Cor nnection ure; contents | aateee “shop in | ' ; is Ker ii New Pas NG He weet S°M00 | ROOMING . street South $5000 Box B-2060, Olive Good location; NE RAL BALI. Holland = ig. ‘8 ren? li 503 Frankl rooms 48) Dusiness, o- 3: S000. have | roadway ae § wusiness, Fraffic trucks ash 829 Hick- | | ROOM! NG a Aj ROOMIN i Frank fla‘s. | ki 7 ‘MIN rooms: @i Box B- est At 164° E_ Ve) ished ioUuses. - ’ 3 ai cown SON, 1LONS | R {OO MIN: __ Food ROOMI Dar i4 OCCUPD .-104, P 5600 sO [) COMPA wonderful] a “Kain: MOMING NE. a must sell 4210 Ww as ington | RO MING OUSE— Shoap goo, come- terms. 4184 Washington, | ROOMIN *' SE—Han sormely fu come. _ 4651 Del: NY— | +, West; ‘ ‘al pany 10 rr | — - , Re — ‘ (ROOM! kee wn | ROOMING | price $750 ~ | ROOMING F ead rent ROOMING hi Ho roo! rent $50 Uv 1 30h} ] ‘ HOT ie rooms 443! ) Be f OUTSES—S 14 roome tarms. : : after indav. 3416 Washineton , Tove ROOM]! NG HOU fos rooms; income $250 ee at i L 7 i et arto ~ - ' a near Grand: a | | Call Nee “PAR ; 0. (10. 14 ) ea 200 sant “ooms cas Ml, nt. 816 Che wt > . , if — bia Papin. ROOMING HOU ‘'sE—7 rooms, for Coomaieame RESTATRANT—AIll- | ing Monday. 332 N. Sarah. rs iffic Vv _ — fiz lancial ef Suit ROO MING HO! rooms. nicely nished: rooms a!! lled: paying business. “N Owner. FL 14A Civ st | ROOMING HOL nished Hartfor d near | ine city. REITZ, 725 |ROOMING HOUS ' property, and { all 'SE—S5 eo aa e . " SE—S-room | fiat. nicely fur- Grand: “Sine V ictoria B) a e”ol M (c62) rooms and sleeping irnished ; reason, leaving A mon sin gton "SES—? rent: aiso furnitu Lindell } ROUOMING HOUSE por oh nicels fi } 5172 R _* OMI NG oe a: oe rooms: 32-room rn uote on nt -) ROOMI HOU SE—14 rooms, u leased: see owner or 23 { ‘hest nut. ain Tr ROOMING HOUSE—89 rooms, well furnisnea, clearing $100; reasonable price; 4100 weet | | de 46505. ROOMING HOUSE—13 rooms: ; me ome S° 60 rent sale Lindell 4440R s HOUSE—11 rooms, 6 equipped — Ping: paying location 4-a\i bia, ic) SE—32 end kKu- "> Do, 90 lare f£aA- $75: wrice for fj ae R OOMING for he LA rooms: heat _~ ~* month. 704 ll-rooms, complete; no ocation heat: janitor *Veé 1) chea 20004 cars, Skb-—3 rooms, ear restaurant urnished all i; ROOMIN — 8, piete must § le ge city. week caves, Lindel! 36W. 40! 00 De} ‘ROOM HOT Ske 11 rooms. wel) nished; good ean furniture; ‘vest Apply #812 Wash- vood f Will S8&or —— r f SHOP—Wellston st 4 f rion: rood b : HOB REPAIR OHOR Re—Wes ‘ good | business Tox 0-149. gt - 1) STORE. —And repairing: w business: invoice about $3000 “47 “10 ae Cal 1 4869 best ioca- isiness. 1467 Hodiamont. _ SH I'—Forced to sell av diatrict 5 ‘ business + nm? Case ie o oca tion: reason P os! -Dis. > ST hoy , iStieu Post -Dis, “BHOP—LiIv¥! ne room °503 S 10th. SHOP—Pienty “REPAIR. good corner. REPAIRING 1802 Sidney rei | SHOE rear. SHOk Call ing ee SRS aa ek oe eae ae arose i 'Stiok REPAYIR—Landis stitcher, finisher. motor, Singer patcher arb and tack; e200 Star Teather Co.. SHOP , RE PAIR SH TorP—Must 1 Frank! in se)! acoount sickness, br good money; an ; BO0n SSikeahars can 3 SHOE RE P AIR SHOP— Do! ng good bus inese est- | ‘all Monday morning. B08 st ~ g0u Page bakery, doing | terms. — 8637 Easton | rv rank) i) eap le; receipts, for av.: al 708 CC} ation. { RING SHOP—Complete ma- (7) |" chinery; new Tandis 12; 3. “town: bargain. Call} off shop. 4710 Natura! Rridge SHO REPAIRER—© har ipion: o $40 day nt atitchers, 3 fintshers 5 i An. @ = “DLER. r M nicina!l business: ow ner 618 ry: ocation 0d gr” oce > } a s ” . ("o1 irts on idney 142 & tiles Phone Sidr gelling. 418 or cal: es! NESTAU RANT good business; y time, sf 188 Post-Dispatot — Horseshoe other reason for Wanting to se!) Georgcé John Bagtoni, 41) | aT IRB—Confectionery and notions, “opposite school 10 ipainia counter; -_ ; — ais s'ness takin RE—-Smalt : : a =. veities a) Iso fixtt fixtur \STORE—At summer resort lece bu ot pee ao” Gertord REST AURANT-—Down couple preferred who understan ema, go the beat; of Mi die EXCHANG REBTAURA YT— Went Cafe'eria, the fastest-growing new equ; ipment ; long into an established Post-Dispatch. éoing a profitable all reeds, bb, portunity; Little capita! a BRE eee! Gye Wa EY Del Post-Dis | &TO ee roeral serve a charge of mur degree Reynolds choking his wife to Harry Ray FPielda, -emiscot serve 45 of murder in the elds hj “arlos were charged with en- negro church at C where a watch party progress, arn Sal ‘10, to a life in h is paroied Mo * . POM and Ter) A ir rthere.- W rad is #(7f1 Kil); pons- 4 , ; | pislois. (*; los riel sentence of 35 years and Rav Fields is pa Ward, Caruthersville . . sro ed L,. ‘a © 1) d to pe R sentenced from inty Feb. 25, 14§ years on a charge of bur- He is paroled to Charles A Campbell, Mo Hattie Van Antwerp, in €o 92° to 3 glary. ‘row, sentenced 5. 1922, to two vears on a charge of biga- is paroled W. Van Ant- werp, Cedar Rapids, Ia. N. M. Motes, sentenced from New Madrid County, June 23, 1922, to rge of attempt- Hie is paroled to N Mo. S€ oe mv. She jail delivery. Anderson, Gideon, Grim and Fields are paroled today, while the paroles of Reynolds, Hat- tie Van Antwerp and Motes become effective Monday, April 16. R. ee ee ee ‘MANY NAMED IN “HOODED MOB” total of checks which |! not for the benefit tation was still} of | ent eX- | TO | mation Ti1., personal ies. , ‘livin 76,- ng f an- ’ ; The QTRE ALL THIS WEEK! GAYETY THEATER | GIRL She SHE DANCES ! Oh, How. | Phone for Seats—Ol. 4573, Cen. 612 | Whether CASES HAVE LEFT LOUISIANA the Agsociated Press. NEW ORLEANS, number of the ae figures in the Morehouse “hooded mob cases’ who said to have eee named by the State in bills of information. have left the State and are now scat- | tered in East Southwest. can be extradited to warrants have been 1é of much discussed ques- By April 14.—A were the they Louisiana after based Was a an d issued on t bills / tion here tonight of improvemen pt eS LR ee coin 1B GARLAND FUND - TRUSTEES DENY MINERS CHARGES Statement Cites Telegram From John L. Lewis. on Sept. 28, 1922, Referting to Loan Plan. | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April American Fund Public Service. which is administering the $460,090 that Charlies Garland, youthful'New Engia er. inhe-- towtay the gsser- nited Mine that a $2000 and a $25,000 loan male fund t District No. 2, Workers Amert¢,, was made without the knowlefig® or approval of the international anion. “Before the United Mine Workers on Samuel Gompers'- band wagon to denounce the American Fund for Public Service. Ine., they might have investigated the falts of their own accord,” said the stafe- ment signed by Norman N. Thomas, persident, and Roger N. Baldwin. of the fund's trustees, Telegram for Lewis Cited, “The union's claim is Interesting in view of the following telegram from John L. Lewis, dated Springfield, OL, Sept. 28, 1922, replying to an inguiry w hether the national organization would stand behind the loan ahd re- ' questing his Judgement. “ “Replying to your wire. while 1 14.-—The for Tid c¢ rT? rai? s ry io -4 ited and then gave away sued a state! tion of offi Workers donation from the United M nent denving qf of America lala the ‘? ine ofr | would be very glad to have Anrertean Fund for Public Service loan Digtfict 2 $50,000 suggested, I have ho persopal authority to write a. loan. _Would have to be passed on by tnte-- national executive board before Inte-- national union could be obligated tn any manner in connection ther@with. International executive board- cen- venes Indianapolis, Oct. 9. Weuld be glad to have you write me fiirther on matter. John L. Lewis.” «©. The Nationalization | “The United Mine Workers atate- ment also charges us with making ‘a desperate and vain attempt to dictate the policies of the coal niln- ers’: union.” Neither the fundusor of its trustees have ever at- tempted to dictate the policies of the ‘United Mine Workers and the -offi- cials know it. The nationalization plan, which we are charged with was put before the public by Christ J. Golden, pres@pnt of District No. 9 of the United=-lifine Workers, speaking ag a membe? of the miners’ Nationalization Commit- officially appointed, by thebe.na- tional convention. Mr. Goldéht and his district have had no transactions with the American fund. /we are confident that | out that, sustaining, 759.50 and expenditures $153, 7.90 ogcrifice baston. | )asks consumers of ice to insist @pon ‘Tuesday of the Bishop of “The Washington office of—the | United Mine Workers is merely giv- ing voice to a factional row jnaids their organization in attemptingy to hit their opponents in the organiza- ition by tying them up with ua- We )are not interested in | politics, and we do not propose, to be | drawn into them. labor ‘Union Thies is ehitdieah business on the part of officers, and it will be: at- tended to in due time by the ritnk and file.” ‘sa WKELVEY'S REPORT INDICATES BUILDING RECORD FOR SITY _ Estimated Cost of Structures Freed During Fiscal Year Was * $30,962,922. Ptrector of Public Safety MeKel- vey, in a report to Mayor Kiel. 6n the operation of his department for the fiscal year ending April 9, points for the second year in-the history of the department, the tgild- ing and inspection division was self- its receipts being Si - 6, leaving a surplus of $38,279.74, which will revert to the municipal revenus account of the city. During the year the estima tad“edet lof buildings erected was $39. 942,929, against $18,871,256 last year, an in- crease of $12,091,694. The bullding record js greater than ever befre In the history of the city. The nearest ae approach to the reeord of th last year was in the year ending in April, | 1907, construct buildings estimated to cost when permits were tasuei to $30,910,101. The number of permits issued last year were 13.252, an ip- creasé of 24556 over the previous The weights and measures division of the department made a total of 45,266 inspections and caused 95 ar- rests, obtaining 86 convictions. - In- spector Schlomann potnts out that the principal complaints have heen against coal dealers in the winter and ice dealers in the summer. Be |weilghing of ice in thetr presences, An ordinance provides that ice mist be weighed at the point of delivery. ; BISHOP OF BELIZE NEWS FROM MEXICO +4 « & ashi year sli ae I eral Gales and Finance Co b6: | Was Consecrated Here; Two Stat and 17 Others on Doat Perish in Squall. St. Louis yesterday received. offi- clal advices from Mexico annogne- ing the death by drowning fthefe (British Honduras), who waa conse crated Bishop here at the unioetaity Nov. 6, 1899. The Bishop, two nuns and i7 other passengers were Growned when @ motor boat carrying them to Payo Obispo, Territory of Quintana, Roo, Mexico, sank during a squall. Pitty other passengers were saved, The Bishop of Belize was well known at St. Louls University’ and visited there two years ego... Him came from Engiand and was 7. 2 [wows by the late Archbishop |

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oe eae? & eta in _ Dt ae 2 os ee | a airamart o , Ar "oe ‘iy TOTAaATOCU . -?i0n ; : ‘x Gining roem on Business Condi- of the Old Ben Coal ~ eae ge oli of postage, in order of appix oo oi ie praaeaaaams Taji ar »f hrist nerth of here, collapsed ; . eTs y Ahi as = a. rT 7 ; tiene.” with espe-ial reference to th vos oe ADVENTURES ol aiaaees a D-~ees Se a ) " : vesterday ‘enins idfie! boay' -* Pegler 33.8 emp eeey new Duildi: ~~ POO tmat | SV fe i + : . . . aes . ra) . allies Marsden Hart NEW » . EE > >» + »”» _* : im o ril 7 fe . a a ‘ty a : . aril t #ountry at the ; re Sent {ti'tne¢ rt ene ve 4 (iw: v. 4 eollection a? e - - — ~ ~~? - ‘as e - = te an ‘ . ~ + , in literature and ar‘ Not im ‘© cebah n "i . ~ s- ’ ' -* ori SS = trey - -« © _- _ > nical or professional languaé a nation-wid sr ° wane » ea tions— OPEN \ are like entertaining conversaucs . , ' eimple. direct and pleasant — §& Ee or -1018 — CONTEMPORARY SCIENCE Successor to Dr. Shupp Pro- » of the Modern liorary ser poses That Attorney Be 77 “Concept : Employed in Missouri to Advise Enforcement Of- ficers. ASN NN TOF NNR, pa RTT IN ny. aes 2 HIS FUNCTION NOT THAT OF- DETECTIVE It ® to your advantage to buy == ihe r night The wand ats ands : : : modern i rit and ¢ , ciui Ppac- Thinks People of St. Louis mow before price= advance ur entire stock of new and u _ = In PartIallthe steps inthe prep- tion to Uphold Execution ca $100 Victrola : 1 Sh oak | ce Ses dee ths acdantsation of Eighteenth Amendment NUDICT| t: ah ince | ‘ $ . | “a , Enseved inte rest os Seer. 295 Console ——— aE aie i tenes ct arn | Bible Lectures to Be a Feature of 125 Kenmore i. i. ni ‘if nit : H = mS “Aa e i Stickne - rant | 3 A; ges Centenary Church Meetings. 75 Victor GES 4 ie sbi ee ‘A % Ms ie ree | oe a’ im. : | hs enee mn #028 ' | pegeetoes . ; ‘ vi . ti . e , | ae j ; " . : par ies a maa on ee eS mands. Trade in your present Piano oT . A iw =* v ’ - 4 : : ~ : i * Lf Ait : Ji Ss =s . How this phenegraph as part pa yvment ee DOWN CUSTOMERS oor er, Bese? SEM If and tormulas by which the berizner. means. whe seal and State 3 Sle ea odeater OF Great Sale was made possible q ‘ TERMS WOMEN Tit MOP MARETED aetna st + annie ta . piney rs Quantity production lessens cost. Until now piano manufacturers have = 7 a Bruces end ear dear By Franklin P. Ada: 5 oe a | to acti] “ che produced grand pianos in small quantities, while uprights have been made % | recess Peters. La ae res Epes ee ee ee png S is L\dminist a” ir, hundreds. In order to effect this economy in price, pe have purchased : oral from sed and inverted artic! vy ~ Dor- : S B OLi ow : Prin: | . ca’ = ; ’ : g ar@ $3 inet St. Lous oe ; NTH cHURBRCH—iSJi 7 = i Waters. } meeting Sundar. 7°50 Tea Of Missouri W. P. Chrisler, Pres. K Grand Pian reo ecors-1.72. eotcieaaiist: som "Does What . ie arriv ¥ : Gesoiine Cant whether } ; : “~p Gy AS oF, gether with floee bea Ine ave reading 72306 8 34 «= ; ent plans with Nations Exclusive Representative for ee TS showing a re Viton, oo = ie | as ‘thinks Publ : ee way Piano and Duo-Art Reproducing Piano : | THOUGHT SERVICES—Tucetars | Srand-1ew Work Pan's Dtamond. 5433 Retin. { “vee e ee eee it : Tind-new te 338 imera > 9 ae : ait way s 5 ; 7 _ ag BLCOME MISSION S—-Monday and Fri- | ° | —_ a oF a a ae an : a mr. Vieriing #tth us today. > - - 3ng-cew ue ve ce jus. 4 -- 0° Or a : Al welcome. Mre Droege Brand-new Weel Suits $5 —— RITUAL CHURCH—Sunday _- " fay. 32 and 8 >. =m. ise 's * ten. “-y , 3 : | , aa = : “ TAe REAL : | ) : 7 i012 N. GRANC | — RST THEOMONISTIC CHURCH —Sun- 3 Thursday § Tuasedar Friday Motor Fuel . bie ii dak ; f Se Ra ides aimee we — > mm Mes Gretna 533i Masts _ MPrLE OF TRC TH—Marcus Mall. Mar-* eee Easton «are ; | Iserctpline 2 . ME MIB@1ION Stock- Petermans big Specials for All This Week ee 2 ~_ siti a Gaver Some dee cae, eee PeaLieT _ CHRUNTIAN Service Station esata, Rene nap rane: = ngs Ra st aor Oorecnianes sant Sa Lh TCS LINOLEUMS == os the merits of th tself. If there | . | “ai + a> - oe | ; B ‘ ~> . 3 i . > of —_. : ; .. " h. , : ; burlap a as MA leie ain Tees ects it. CO Es 2 3 , * sory. > uine cork, ; O¢ ; sa, > , . = gl _* som = - Wide 79¢ Yi 4 = z ‘Se. Mews Francie a. Pe ‘+ aaggew ar Mew are sOMmetimes necessary because a make material changes in the ad- : ee, ET at are eee eee ‘bis _ ministration of the League's ait Pare ee Se SE ES eae ¢ Yds. ee... Filling Station Distributor fails to give in the State. He comes here with Yeast Sa ie : wise IBC yee Sirti eae 1 en © ; . - nial , 3 : Pay ' BENZO-GAS users satisfactory service. eee ae Di te Sennene ae wee | clear through to a 1a ° ° Numerous patterns. We try to use great care in selecting UBut T will resent attacks : 3 -P lece Living -Room Set wise S139 5 = ne sna Theredey ot 138 =o me our distributors. When we find that we have been the history cf our epponent : t “Lae sm S010 Lemp oe aoe a mistake, we refuse to supply BENZO- ca tte Gia: win abla ts Gaae Extra Special, $ | 49; 19 - RAL THBOMON!STIC AseocEA:| AS 0 ge ~ | gaa S :o this particular Service Station ALLEN T. BURNS TO SPEAK Ss Apartment Style ei = es | This action on our part sometimes . eh tine Anteom Eandneen of Beast BS beenutai Bridge Lampe—FREE| | Refrigerators | ef Religious UOrcanizations. ’ . seis results in untrue statements as to why it is no pies T Daren Geecter of 1 es 2 oe eee os aK a ras —— ? ae - Neon — ; = cavemport, arm c arm - ae 4 : mtenniue longer posssible to buy BENZO-GAS at sta- erage game gress tect ) = = rocker. Overstuff Covered i SOLID 0 y Be Aeon ame Moet Sc 5 ee ee = I de, — th Seu j :- es number . , tions where its sale has been discontinued. Tor aa mene ok ee | we” 0 Soccse ahaa: ook cauan ae eS sncon Rafrigerasers Sa a os by as “eess bof <2, Pent A the free Bridge Lamp, this is the eZ iz fered fer the = greatest Living-Room Set offer W e do not ask Vv Ou to believe rsa oe = ef 7 oe 2 a os ‘ | : ever made in St. Louis. Deliveries what we or anyone else say about ¢ of Ame re : aa SS eo BENZO-GAS. All we ask is that you a try it, use it and form your own opinions. BENZO-GAS is the REAL Motor Fuel 365 Days a Year NS SE : —ONE FILLING will convince you! Se kedans ant wane sceee ae Figured Cretonne Pad tiimshes. Easily converted into cage on double bed. A handsome furnish. OUT limes of Refrigerators are complete and THE ANSAS BEN of social service © . ‘nizations in th "RED — ment and great convenience. Com- wide range of choice at especially attractive prices, a CITY, < GAS MOTOR FUEL CO. = lil eattiain Cee alae anaes plete at the price. to our Jocation away from the high rent districts. . Gcket will be presented hte 3 <a~ <i czas Stock-Peterman House Furnishing Co., Fourteenth & Salis the Protestant churches and Jewish ° ree ~ —a ritow hips BBR Beis eh Bgl AB GEO AT EON gt ES ARP GLEE RS or ae Den |e yf

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Post i LOvTS gs a “ARPENT =ER—S! t: eolered; furnish =. $80. Post-Dts —_ ke porition “ron ~ *ertal to build: blue prints: Werk guaran ~-echoo! " education wi thar Sy tae ee, hl Rt ely el ENP we keep De ROHL OR = oe Rit kK WORK — — *! ING ‘ , : é : . a ¢ , - “ eeu ,z ot ‘ a . vr . 142 ' News a. : : = tee : pds : . : - ' — : FT , a r= e: a san : . -% Fo ‘ ; 4 : ' - ae work tm nice ‘oan ¢oent ' : , te - a. ont 4 —_ rs ‘ = > 6 , mcr tentiin ert ; 3 ; : ; ’ as ng f ~* = -_— = . a . = ored. wants fonds, Tues eg ; ; A FA r= ay TR LJ . . ae ~— aaneeda 3 and Thursde: ea cdg : Wishes ca aii Dendi+s te bring 1044 XN. Newstead Lillie Chane el he en te a ee . eee efi oP tet Gee ae . mounting basket ‘seu 7 Th ‘ie Peres’ r DYNES Se alt OMI ee po Monee 9 ET cee! hy Canes © CLEAN’ a sT’S rugs | : - 5s Gl RRO The ety. ed Dimi iss et Ota en ees eae ey eee SPECT A ~~ ~ . - . _ ,_*-* —"T ee . . - - ‘iret — 22a, Thoredare out Nerth Marke’ ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. pein feces 18. “Gaal rock : FS cna , “Wi eg an (RDENER- t geeenheu oT week of spare imme = to or “Rg Same ° good r reference STORAGE AND MOVING GOLD FRAME—Feurd. of specta-tes on ir : : DE A) :. , wecwey near St. Charies md vil | " reur hous : . were - ofr ALS rien ' tes Marrs t 3 ‘= | — : : : . ma . —— "es : oa eo ferences waAP a ; 2 on j : ie” a _— : . , — . a . ; ; s 3 : ‘ ES- Fou a . #5 ; Su age o . ‘ choois and Colleces — + - , shen ~en@inement — Si ; - - : . : : ‘ a : . bs ‘ br aos - : er rerk ~ “oe - - . vr‘ . o~ ae : es ’ ° OL ; ? PERSONAL Personal 20c¢ tine daily Pe ON . a’ Ae wr , das. ,;e* °° Comes sy Events Sun oui- ~ —— —_ —- . ~ " -- . > ; a tem : se 3 , 4 , ; ™~ . 3 : ee: . ; . ” e “a P 4 ~ ; + ‘ met na - — i . - - ' ‘ ~ ° : . —_— ’ ‘em a Sati Bn ss ep ante ee e248 O48" = «gete : a 3 . , ° mae any ise = § 2 — , ‘7 * ack AEE eee oa FUL _ wees. : t.; wack abeut @ hours a 4a. PERSON AL— Maggie. J a oO is 3 ~ ‘ ; | . . : nan is zs soc J * * - ; : as . : a , ‘ * “ bean | : . —— ane = ' — sin ; 5. ._ Grand Tse ima cries all the time: let me ar from =. . 3 a ; - ot x Pe ag coe a - a ten .2 ww pote . . 2 . ' ‘ng : ' Two, exper Kence4. want work for ree: everything can de settled peacead!y = re: Saeeme sae te" , “ : Soon : nter tobe a Se —_ oe ~~ = , Gesty thet can be Gene at bome. PERSON Al —Intormation wanted regardmsg = ia in oe ~~ neem ¢ - ~evaee 3 aga > : = ve aint ~- : . emmys +> a oe ean ema. offices : Srtence ff Wem wR 2. age 4 P a = aes - : ——— on — - 6 =e 3 Sacramen'!o “al wala , A484 , a ; . ims : ~ . : . : — ~ — - : - : — $ ; a . me vers - = r “oiered 7 cleaning er wash- Tye ving 8 = Si % J st t city, umtll elass and —e om een - : a this Kindly com- time. Riv tk R: ei PY eae . STOVE REPAIRS , ) . - A , er ee ae ee ee es . ~ ~~ re & Px ote . en — enc ‘Se : a vn “a : a ; : e maitre 22 er : : ‘ eI eg $e . ; wd sunéery ané¢ «ieer- _aaeees. AnD HAULING . tin meen neti cement . LSE a c . = - . -_— Ce Dared wants aondry can give at urech _ . on 9 , = — ~ ae" a ' ae {> — . . - . — 5 2 ‘i : D : se y- —- . » . _ . ~- z. * omar .- ‘to @o siein —_— ; ; = ———. . ' home “e? = . ; :, P : ~, Sr at . or . Sournaianten —— og ‘aa this righ. af ch and EN! : = an pnt ~ | ' . . , | | 30 eciock. Games, _— Parne ‘yer 2618M WALL PAPER. CLEANING. ETC. > _ . : ; iv , . _— . : ‘ " q . > . ;7 : - : . . : — - —— . 4 {78 pen Yaa oafe*erta et ye eee greands: ‘ not 7 a : ’ os ox LATA Nteed : = a = ~~ _ ; r Sh : ona! Ro. a" meinem - OF eesieret Ree wW.27t. Pt subddivmion . = . ; = : . acend , by on — :. a fc = ne ones v ~ wt § on * ¢ aii b= iw om 2 3 Sis ou.8 and “2k cried Maz siailaad « Box 3 ¥ "5 be a ef 8 ae zante see . — hi dt napeahen tan" s wnoet mae and | ke oc = inn 2 Mer i ; = a : ; ~ aie ing and repairne a. - vat ~.' 2... eee : — . OF . a : years genera: offre oe e 3 - ¢ + os — La 2 ~_ as : 3 : . ok . : . " in , e~ . -sace ~? 7. ed - ” Bex € a ae ” experten ~e, ~orr. pe on" “ance ¢ rresponcence 4ape” tanse. ~~ star 235 week @ c ee n> . ae - ‘ern Bex ©-794 Post -t Die int con 3404 6. Iie. att or ‘ake charge «f pactme Gt Se cKEErEs uae rears eapertence: mart+¢. Bez i-mres ‘spatcn expetenced chinar«e ~ow references te 900. Kimi LS . _DRESSMAKING_MILLINERY Tr ~oo = ~+ o - ARP ENTERS . a lt ne rena: eet . os ~ To ARE r Me ° ". 2 rR ING + sa wr re +f a? ~~ ome A. Hy Ro. Parc = ~ ; > Twat S196 Page. Forest C7337 oa APER aw — — hex ; ’ FR( M RHETT M Al ISM — — eee work by foom er rail; vay — ~ " een im Bs | torr a mt : oe ‘obo ng. “n° rracting, ina. €°79A Cote OBrtiliactea Foreer S85 - at . Se, | ee emiattening 864008 Wasting-on. F wre and tak ihetitute BURNES REM “ane and sxeena EB. A Se” resennabis. » S1332. « <& ex 21558. == ~ “8 263 T empie 34g. , ' Forest Ls-3w. {7} 5

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wi ali i ae Cee ce eee me A AS II AME SE > z! NDAY, | @= 700 MEN AND BO YS WAN ANTED — Is the 2 position you seek es i in these columns today? ae = , _ SITUATIO! \S_wEn = ; x MEN, GIRLS | -—— =—— HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS'HELp wanrs. WANTED 0-—MER. -ROYS|HELP WANTEN uma, gs = ER oor iiss To work theater selling cam@dy in|CHAIR MAKERS—aAnd eandere. experie lenced FINISHERS With tur NYED —MEN. BOYS mn Lp _ WANTED—MEN, BOYS %, BOYS Box w-3, Post-Distieren, ¥O2 ANS | - $60 month. Write Sess | ELP WAN? NT & | feted ad nd Sandave Calt today after! steady work: good pay: core OG bailey oo Avely tae , furniture factory expert- LATHE itaNDS—EXPERIENCE D ON EN. Au -¥olun exper rienced ico aeaiess sal- ' NIGHT Foundry Ca. gant os: — Cc. —_ . is ry) "| . Jeffe ‘TSon (Cc) Wor S- : itis } i] . ; ~ . “Po . 3 — hout ‘eau ay ic ‘ (;! = ALESMAN—Sit.; experiens % ‘ w Mamie Be Ll p. m.. 1714 } : Ae National Chair, 801 ay MECHANIC HAL ‘au : Ni LATHE. | A ary and meals. Apply Mr. Worley in| _ferie Found : : ~ _— s é ry aaate ®.day joi rena WORK 30 M TiN &T torer nion Station, 19th cl : line; Al re ' Sit. - young woman with 30 ¥Y—Fi office tk; must be neat, en- | © Al PFE 452: Zens. ) S5® t aere no’ ‘ ~ Gay Jeb. 00n nN : s'oreroonm, entrance to NIGHTW. ATCH N—For 32s. at eer ences; city or ‘rood Bex a old wante housework In | . oalind "and willing; state age and ralary TAUPFRED = sn ' owell Bank Bidg.. M, onday morn- _)0' Is CAR on 8000 N BROADW AY. tc), and Market '¢) Plant; state « ane if expe : Rox - 6a = © and ; a ten , ml KRh—-t-ton truck 3332 S. Cx ’ SREEnRS a UiREr SERENE SALESMAN—wSit atk a fisst -_ 4 ee 43i6iM. Call be- ‘ a exper ‘ted BR 3 ~ ed, _PG t-Dispat am. «C35 ton a i = 4 bar : ‘NDRY HE 7, Pj i: V7, : RS — sieling LAU — an. st cI F-in—Good rout ° for — MA N—Youne «or aoe: # a to erenee, ¥ > a .- a have 0 ~Clasg — iy. Grand a oid agite, eee daiiy, 80c Sun iW Lieht shop work: advancement oO CHAI ine ~ : , “- dry Co = “.Dert Bros. be | , erperience, C2. Ox kardener for heme in county: re erences OFFICE BOY—For railroad office. Appir 0. 380, ers Rnd road *xDerienca, ike position in doctor's office | piay, 4,0 ‘doal y, be Ban suns di ca cot Automatic Regulator aan j F 5 RS- —And st Fast Acme Stor- ae o 4019 | Forest Park Le ; : Be (cQ) Avvivy I. bD. Kitae. 60OG Washington. wd 1540 Rall@ay Exchange — Bidg ’ Sai. ESMAN = - geferences. Forest _G262R. tOunN, agate, 2ic watiy 5c Sun.: : STM oe : a a aston. E4 sans CRE Fi \ISHE R y lelirune. | i “~v » RIVE = E xper enced: must be | _ floor ee ne am earned OFFIC bs HOY—AaApply Swift & Co., y ti =o Years ol a - lace curtains to laun- display. mo daily," ve. Sun. Taree Siete lat 6 Of Semoer tr bring rec- vrimum Furniture ith and (: '? le to ninand some trade. Box B-115,| MAN—Elderly colored, to work on place in Papin st. > enced; would like to connect ~* > wants la days lé discount. ; n gem : wiiine . ommendation Apply tL. o'clock Sunday,! FURNITURE P . ‘ost-Dispatch i county; must know how to milk: good P! _house ox W- 41. a Ry of jeg Cabanvy 132 OR. zs . ne n rork: § wear sid, mgnt vy : rete! 4 ntic VTashhee Tete PE me. .. i - 4 ACK F, - —Must s firet-c} : : . C~) peor dh yer ‘tt Bria t * ‘ oP ie E ‘BOY—Por ‘general ed Post-Dispater ‘ ‘.. NEVER "send oO GIN AS, recommendations ; oy . 2a ive or] — rink i ' 1211 N. Vandevent ' ' AUNDR’ With home for night man. Call Kinloch Clayton ° : | SALESMA N-——Sit. ; married ch ae. keep house for man with or iin applying for employment. Use COPIER Bt as Tt A OH "ieee ITRW_3 ty? Xone PUCRNITURE } - ws ae — man on shirts: ~ y-EPeerr- aE _ . 9 “ye ey - 8¥Oet syrups. ling ) with higb-school oe as iInenache! y, 1119 Post-IDV' snatch % ay for te ssi Ai “ . e per ed: xood " +f ‘n man. Apply MAN—Young, of good clerical ability ana Urrit ke POY—To take charge of mail 4 and Wishes any line; . ie work in nice, clean down- 1Ob HAUFREUR—F er Fart trucks ane lerk, 414 N. Broadway — AONIAL, LAU!) tY experience: must be good penman an@ ac-| parcel post, about 17: good oa. Elis ‘Gregory a SO55 oPeaks four Sein Box W-18, Post-Dispatch = ACETYLENE © 'TTER—And helpers. Gerst BOY—Jewish, with some experience, = rienced and brine heat af olacane oe tae — Le iN (ol) | Curate at figures; splendid opportunity for 4; Louin Hrans, _Jefferson and maais i u Us ; oe ‘ . : . _Post- Post-Dispaten, ” t) @ - toc : iry goods stvure ai Mat Reuse . ' . ' , , ' ref nees required; state sa) SALESMAN Deimar 7 White. wants bundles to take | __Bros., 800 C ass. aan stock tn dr} bene Fy rT rit ki ) . EXATOR—Op ho hae baa | rete remeee ro $10 i *. e-. OF FICE BOY—Neat. appearing, about pe high. Srade: gt cs 6426. ACCUUNTANTS—And _bookkeeptrs: com. | 2 9491- "| : ve if fe a s genera! | — : years old; $25 a month and lunch, App!) Ir 4 : he aT a " P : | 7 tek . - n . on + nie . oo « , ' ss : ogee ; ° iarge cone ern, Be Sit.: wa ashin and house- munications desired from young men who J 7m ow experienc: Pow ’ arried ma) nreferred Ist ae wei = wy is d a0, Dis ie?) MAN +. 8 soda- water mg e. boa y salesman ™ anager's office. Hotel Statier. se : : ‘J er ised ages ~- . 13 t wish to enter ih . ib . [T . riis : j iti j i . oe } -* 4 i st» rie . > row ark ar . . : Ay > ‘ . . . ahip a" iiity: pre er IT 4 a = ; competent fu s; aay 1427. t Be rear. alot ~ — e a” sac — vunting profes - 11° > 9 wor n ; . : 4 ; riGie v if MAD] k ~ }- xperienced . rood c nfectionery stores tn Soult h Sr Le is ‘ FF ic K ROY : , Me tr rre‘f? y a) ' a ant . , . aa . “ia - . = = . specialties, eat | ored experienced; Rei hoe era “uaining Inade 2 PPh a — 7 coe einen = = | Conven XK) m re h 1) Aan - "| peferences required. Apply _Bunday morn Boaa chance fer advancement. ox #Rerial experience. ‘Hox B-263 : Feali Lindell 46313. | Pandicay and p aylous taining Inac ants! Sandy Tieckeager’s cifica, Quick ‘sical | CHAUPFEUR—Sor heavy duty apubkar then WW ov eC mM it} fy and steady work. Ap-, ing. Mound City Bottling Co. 1853 Mar. |_B-2he oat tiswaten. ; $e) anion ie ~~: Fo } - — ig, . : i j va 1] iy ay 6a pers oF) . . ! with ery « ery c'y @? » pore”. ‘ i» d A \' . 7 . ’ . ic) Vir Fic a Oya i4 ¢ to years o age. by SALES M A NAGER- Sit. colored ; “experienge i | competent rson : ublic ecountil Stor , mm, & ; me! gl. etnies i ere Ph oda y AU ~~ ily XN | \iPpwp ‘ cus ve: PG? Pose. ‘a mobs, MANAGER Bit an GP Pet MMEMSN Siondsy, Lindell 4716W. | company is (rete. af cae yeecounting | sto 24) Meng! tellahie“morkers coniiered™ asbly| By fas 300 OS. Newstead BER CO. stax —watabie gary to wert arrtogy res |, ras otters ne seca resident 4 — or" oie Me ? roachab!} aracte: } wi) ' ae: > AE low tain 9p per aeg o ts Peed r aS v : pe nust «ive Oo referrnces: «ur be pr — of “pec urity *s% y- Whit ’ nae ae 1O take i che read 2 . : "9% “ alines a =ese a ; x \; ih I ’ it iii Z atiitinx, 77 , ‘ ‘ . fier Tt te? ‘ ni i ates st apever? A ‘perien iced TU f= } Ne MW SUt ad. C nner ‘Seton offers AE mon) oppert nif ‘2 ior answer in Q an handwriti —. 'o hear from ‘someone Who he 4332 St. Louis. et ; \Wtiting.. angagheed mse ye ~ nis 0 Ol also boy to learn trade; pat c« Baking T C) +“ prepee:se -. in aon -] ra 2 “ { ee LA ‘ i -LAeTC Ise 2 ; ’ ics I ; va bf , | 7 ry ai 4 ae tO 4 ' } ; ; ’ .. ‘ , ; ’ t work: must . - me , . aducation ; ir stock issu ome , . . 4 #4) “ be’ DTS EY ! U.S—A NI ABORERS ,P. interesting, heaithfu and profitakle in _ ation and salary des _Post- Di eet h. : > mu. Box ¢ : Bit. ; rks Boman ie | itions, and mittanc OY exXarrni nat ub rit ig Poder:. HOE , ure oe for un- : : LLY I 4 )] 4 Mf N DA y. pioyment : rit .. Sal Uatam NX eo | "coset inepatch (e) cx / enlieae h - MAg 7 1G . : i: isl @s pee! _ P wo ‘ ‘ »f j LQrT is (*J » 4 3 eve . cise) SIGN PAINTER APPRENTIOn— =a Eaeenery Work. _ Rep! ei ler Box J-219, P.-D | ee ee sai” ‘eahieamaneens ok. alae : lett nee. * Te, ow. R 8000 N. | _¢@. Rochester. a OF ICE BOY —Must be 16 years it} . j & or ciean! ng jst A I> ER SIN 4 ane b> "AL WOU a colored woman. or tr ot} p e s, etc state age, ¢ ducation. ex- cH: A Sg “ i oan ; ie ; , o . ( ' i? »¥ : Steady WOre ; wi a d : iat in ry* . ’ " , bh ch lson ; gv0 iol enograp ier, e ‘e ice in ¢ : ifm - - . ‘SPOT. WEL gg ae i 2 _ Val Cali Lindell 5003W.| perience. sala’ Box 0-297. Post-Dis age and salary . . Nea isk for Mr. Rowland. 30+ wawtor Or er fill Ih Ime . oF wer oe : = | tion of statistics. In application give per- ARD CO.. 1015 W ashington ay. ay. exberienced, + BOYS—Fo ahine worl Le el 7. ' i n eal , a oe ae ee ‘Ut-oT-fOWN | sonal characteristics, references and outline -| : reliable fficient: deg: re 1 { ’ Sit. by first- Class, bun les to = 3L, k ~~ . —i xperienced on mo? nt! ing +k a ty fs O4 Mo aa ‘ “— > . W : s , : - “ , : ' ve s 2 | ‘ 191 4 N Rrra lwray i Ost “4 is ia = ‘ —— pelts - = mentee 1 oO { 00 oO or unit or tne a : a2 4 5 , can Lantell 98382 ~ f s and n at arts } eutomen es RR OER aE . pus et a 21 ma aalt OE aa Gist ve as Sinton Mites mai ie) floor bal ‘con y. is] hei Ww ents Rox: ar a tr M AN AN D Wi FE bright sar: CENTR rnd EM “— colored onday an full; Weg oe, ee, ee wake‘ areund @ rood opportun it . | } i mien 2S —— Ore... Sout od Ri 2) ' ph se he — ore o » oy ~ : , . "oO ; rst-cinses im | iveraes: yr A i : ' , te a ' sat eA} ‘ 2 i © SiLCSS a . , -_ iairy “~ . W hit man to take care of an! and a 7 fest Sixt iy a : ay in pice family. : _Bomont v oe: ‘.. tne. 2 Mere niver fe) right bo Mode! Hi; Lin: vashine- vr st -Disnstel : nie i OUS- RB ARR CO. oa an no 4 and la ns App rin. shiaineee woman cook and assist in| PI, OY ME NT DEPT., BROWN rapher: ex lent aay “cong Pp : z fret-class. ay pine : 3 is om MBLERS "a ol en * ACH |] [i1. DER § -ERINTENDEN f—r ™ . Oth an ge cu t. ree wnee Fe housework. ¥Y C your own private SHOE § 0. 17 d T -ost-Dispatch = Bee ay. Dindeli_ 1522W. ‘HINISTS bUYS—16 TO 17, WHO ARE INTERESTED; foreman, experienced and cotftpetent 1 as .—. ¢) | room and bath. This is @ private family: no ‘th and Lucas. " Post - — MA : ~ - : - = > : ‘ ; . ro Li : " — J I } ’ 4 . ’ ; ~— | pera tse tis "ha ‘~ a% 2 . « > . pais ir yt : " "Yenc aus - pike Pas Sit. ; colored , W ednesda , TOOY, AN - DIkK \IAK ERS . , City ' . s i - mane bu é = n na ruck Dullding #&« : , oa ; “enae I ovr ‘ ine ’ y ré ai aa Tees. children ; SalinTy month, ficiud! | = ¥ ToT Ps re rT : or dices th! maser i OF lo orn n Nan: by be : 4 Friday \ Gay Saturday. Good openings for experienced. first class "ANCEMEN’ AN] PLE! D ' IPPOR wad f large railroa must have vili ns lerred an ps & : ye State eee ER A1ar) Box | roort and-board ; references necessary. il ‘hone 0) stat Ce Asi ists Lim eT ee aE eee Box _0- $13. Pos -Dis Bomont is1i }men. Wonderful future, with a growing ron-' TR TY LPP I BETWEE AND | ty to handle men «1 o-ordinate depart : xe a ha ia ts ve aon | ‘ —D ‘LECTRI MPG p | ex ec] wt: ‘ost-Di ; Mrass Foundry “4019 kore ‘ark b! and di aiso experimental and | tosis on Ars GRAN Te N cnt OR OFF Fic. HB MANAGER—For email Se va peg ations, peal “eetneetay and Thursday, cleaning. _ : ] mrauaiie ' : * ea monument shop. Tayior onume pt plant: one with experience ferred. rt = ’ ’ o- iD spatch. ee > AUTO SEPAIR MA N—14(16 ith = : re ? R re bi | . Lj ' = , +7 ing and il « Gh INDE HS—C'astin w: at once ° steady " rk . > + a? ‘ ; D. “s FODX) | eu0U _Madi ti, Granite City. Th. {c ' | Bly 104 N ‘10th pre ’ RA \ Ret & “7 ie, . 2 a _ @ercwieuegnemen » St * , . . ‘ . 2 re rreye . hE | .¢ re le ; ¢ 9 ‘ x 44 By _ | ; . v ; ’ bcos = ye Va ? | T ron Aer rn et nd a Pin NJ AN —-' ~ sit : calit . ‘ Wishes gina}! bundles to bring UTOM( BILE MECHANI! ‘ HF .PER—pPr 7 ; i : 4 we 43 .’ j ‘ +P IN, yt s ‘ 4 i it : I Ox > rr As 2 - ABsU0U1! : Maiileat > St ia) : . “ _ i “ en ( iA 88 ; tm oO! — MEAT cU TTER_—Firet. class. ~ 44 0 ek _— take Fr - - . dia “ “ne oan a nr pate ch we ~ i N. Newstead Lillie Chand- toois Sunday morning, 10 o'clock 3730 _ x 4 pH “ be o, +9 x —- om : p : ee ~ = : | ie — > " | st “ pe: ee sh wy * Colfax 298 OFF PRESSERS” Ww Al. lL, AP] oR L “ “3 i ile ‘ -hout fall £4 ; ea aS toe ‘q*) oa . oe i (SB ,) i a sa A! ‘ ‘ ; . ee « ‘ , ' ii ns Qi , 7" Af = oth ; nay a) aed . i Ri rf r (Yo { LE} » Py — er x gi YLiCes i: . \ - ; —_————— - --- MEA rC U TTE R—W ho can also ar! ve aie | by bas - - ANE R—Sit: gq =—Sit. by colored woman to do AUyToMORI. E MECHANIC—Steady work meee eee ew TU. sali Yaar st ye ererel | ply 43+ Missouri! av., Ka Ferd delivery. 2766 Park B haar me onde oe , Sant maintenanc and deliver orders; references. Grand First-class off pressers on men's top coats, Syren = ork: rie class laundress. Bo- good pay; good reference require Call . i ours | GROCERY CLERK—Experienced ma! mies nerican Steel Foundrine 2090 | _Meat_Co., Grand and Hartford. —— | # experienced need apply; good wages; bow TRIM) R—sit : card aie gic emknw | SOON Dition | a eee a cee see tS a attaiene "aieeimon at ae o 1} Sunday. §180 Delma: Broadwat st St. Lovis. | ~~ «(e7) | MECHANIC—Firsi-ciass automobile me- | Steaéy wv OALLIGATOR CLOTHING CO., a. oe OF Oss: igme ‘30x v) Sit.: German, either 3 days Al TOMO PIL EK MEC ra Se ; rence ee : — =. _ - ropes — : rn (CCR R Jl*eka VERS—Experienced. p] TTT chanic Cali Affton Motor Car, Riverside . . ~~. — FE. dles to take home. 4830 Aus- , anics need ap a}? Sn aw aan Hine ne VeeseeG WHO TVS & hom I Ka required ‘. Adan 14°43 N iroad way) , oo a 4 te dekee oe poomies | accus- 1685. Gravois and Frisco R, R. tracks.(c)' alien ce s and Binghem. fe) wishes 1 . bw ing. Auto Car Sales and Service Co. °740 LB, nop eompge BE: sae gy Ae See a lll, iy peters tts re ‘ERY ‘LERK—Between 16 1nd i to-etaee ie Ee Nenad ae Bi. MIC. mb é fair OPERATOKS—zZ first-class milling machine hecuat Eien “1e8re” ¥ ae : = — M Auto ar Sales an rv i , 2740 nine aan. has wience am rates LLECTOR aie ‘ thoroughl: eon ey | : .E —Bet ween 160 ne r o st Be uls Automatic Machin. | MECHANK ‘Assembling elevator cars, st al: operators. A Oliver Electric @ Mf Oo6F Iw, ts tl Sit. . colored: silk shirt socvwat st in 7 , Aci > a5 , ; Vears ia: n ve some experience. Ar f 6 * ' Ww ork, elevator enclosures and grille work, ; PP: 7 tom expert radio aa lean Poe alty: sma! bundles, froning.§ - TOMOBII E PAINTERS—Brush hi wea ee a Be ac dedy | _ rienced in tras a ee ee ee piv between 0 an m. at 6! D4 yoGre MACHINISr - ons? - steady work; good pay. Lesar Mfg Co. | _©° 4221 Forest Park. : 34 92R ; 4106 Cook "an pi “te glaziers: good | wages, teady ~ , on eee " “Sal “Ren LY ng tol nal "| 1313 N. 16th (69) | | OPERATORS—On Linde: man = te 33 re - - a | > © ie , ee .* ry’ _ . + mr . 4 ‘ «i i , nak erie , - — _ ao — J ) desires wv : white; first-class; very | work Un iversal Co.. Inc., 2701 Olive ic Suitcase trade. matey sane online ial seats lent chance for advancement. Apply ! vy letter oniv. to Steve Hi: ane HANIC —Ali-round, for garage repair| hg Linderman machines on night ‘todaling 4 | re work +. Ru ; SIDE ‘AINTE! A! 3 PAPE . . reeset) Doane , te . . - : , ; , all | Commercial Auto Body bium ber arn trade. 2738 Tvamaa nt very reasonable; bring | AUTUMUBILE FINISHEM—Exporience, ly o1,y \: WALKER HANG E] , » AS Sy ne ——— ae | . , oS POT atIOe meet 4 “hop; must have general experience on om er YOUNG MAN—\ ts i 7 j best yererence. Forest S546. (8 week. ‘nat wnaes ona i ady work : ps. - aN gs POT ate - ays gee a Yon GR SRY CLE! itious, young: 1 Bell. ®.. J (e2 makes ‘of cars; others need not apply = oe ' “a> >) apd. “aT 2 0cery Hm le - a new oO ot es . ages 5 ic ar i wo” | eee ere on TORY 141¢ , > . sive Ramiele” Bla cia a lpn Frat e wady ; - en oF an aepee ey . - 1475 Hamilton (c) | OPE RATORS—Cy ompetent " {inetype, Pm nag, « age wer oucemean te at apa | wishes w' ae ? a ht ' sor competent m chanic. Box = 455 I RI N K I: At L( R i. 1410 N. OMI ING-ROO!} REMAN—Muert b aaah: mteaiiien Mpg PO poige city te ie ft a Siete | tind eeemaiiianes nd ine he aul MEN ‘—For fac ‘tory work A ply 46 v 4900 N 2d | cial work; positions In open pe in } | i] os ; : ae ae A rk: ¢xDerien a Petarsday: good sery ice or rig it A ("J ‘) M Ki ‘HA NI \ ef BR F em av ies - — i y Ch ois at , . 7 on and lerstan i mono ’ rhe . eel ~ ee ‘ . ; Nee : Ai : } Me aati a 6 cn, ii ™ . a MALT i “4 D-wege uliding = . 7 P > ; Bo uthwest - re erences required; aaiy high - assembiin MUTPhY, 2333 Ww 010 Blair_ a¥ —— | air MECHA (s—=E’xperienced lot h St. C . Opel sho Box 1.-139, ra See’ elie qreeethen b poner ype eel minon to electric manufactur- | MEN —Youngr or middle- ane men. to work | clase men considered. Address Federation. y AUT ai A ALNats ~APCMenced Set Tike ’ et th a oe , oe Ah ‘ a as experience and Wages ex on trains: long runs. 13 8. 20th. __fe8) | _508 rT nion st.. Nashv! Nhe. Tenn ___‘? —- _-- Ce., YOUNG MAN , leo “1 work 4 - olored, first-class, wants voung helpers: steady work. rood ay: ro4 ry } f a ‘ — _ : ' A-290, Post-D} te} , nee del] 2e7oy aw s; references. 2304 W nechanic must hat t least & vear BOY S—To learn in shoe facet: rv. doxc WORK] | epair vaull : WE. —— MEN—Young and middle-aged. to run on | oevet a Senne Se 2 4 "Toeeda area scene owed "ternte h re ferences, ag full imate ‘\Tp “¢ 7 ie ane haan. Seen Com "| GUNSMIT H——First-class, ith tools; splen ~ le + T __trains; long — rune. 2048 Wainut.__ icS) OPE R ATORS “Ww AN ITED ) ‘pl umber’s trade. Sa eae en to ’ “Tr Bit.. colored: wishes lek ning particuia ars ani telepl none number woaen an- oN R Al h. [] Lt 2 M EN PLT BPINIgH 1 wo nonunion wf rhied Q ' , a achine enders MEN—6O0c per hour; shoveiers; Moudlay, $§$ Millinery or cap operators: all year round Minnesota. 75d. * my, Wednesday or Thursday. -Gib- were. ox €)- 32), Post- ‘Dispe’ A fT) DEPT BR¢ rweN SHOR & i mae ae 25 ORS Sheed ipatet TT. ' = sien” egg ones ° amen ont : Pp 2. m., 4400 Utah. = 1 4s Epattions: pest Cot ri me Sy, ia: YOUNG » aah’ — 193 Ashland av. Bak AUTO PAINTERS—5 £000 men; steady, —* i 4 ie bo oneerenes norer ucco porch: sturi oe oo icbenie jody Box B-159 ‘PD mes a per Bag Machines MEN—For ni ght work 5 nights a . week. Ap- eda Hat Mfg. Co.. 1105 Washington. ie Mind: can feed cyiinde. “8.” BESS—Sit.. first-class colored: first work; good wages Yahlem Motor ¢ ©. | Tith and Lueas. was es ty ro St denen tiniest est minster. ‘ ee Saree piy 5:30 Monday, 4900 N. 24 at. ic) OPE RA TOR — ~ Enrober ma- _Box W.-2 — * %brinting ¥ week: can give citv references. 1055 y. Grand (c2) ' : H. ALND} MAN in restaurant; room and ALS MEN—And boys. for warehouse and | factory “ iB); ’ oe | in —_— _ Space “ee. aes ~ ‘ . " . ‘ , “*) : *hy re)! ~~ ve rel ; {)*? y 2 Had" ay ' . ‘NG MA? pecinealins sires pol nde) 4017R. | AU TOM BILE chee rer sbgpmmaae hands; BOYS—16 to 18 vears: for light) COV or night Work. oOo i =) ‘ , AON pte Mabie She ee 4 - eodiiana “¢ . a : elid c ~ : = fo ‘ » mt fednesday, $2.65. jomont 2973W. co 414 iinde i lt second and Gratiot Sts. ' write OF apply | a: — ——— “’ on vitreous enameled cooking | MEN—To _ distribute. oo oT 5a a - | ment. Box k- 210, ] ost- Dis. (ec) Yor Ve M A» si inmait . — —_ — _ NG TOM‘ YBIL E “SHC PP KF REM A N—M ust ‘ @ i } i- | ae 2 5 vears’ e Kperie: me. Box W 13. | De 5 — Sit.; first-class, wants 6180 el ° ae, eens ie cc) perintendent of Employment “g0co! 2: very good propositi King’ shy F220 an th. . E, ~ Hosiery, 288 oe — and cutoff sw men: eo | | FAINTER®— Union. : oT aes “ , a>. : ’ —_ ' ” % oO ateomcnnten —_——$—$—— $$ } ‘ é ey MAU Lil, : unts; ; ZOO Droy O1 =e of " ‘our? ‘. Net , ae | orm : = BOOK KE Eb aa. - erm t, i lays and Shesndas ® out, or house Gaae@isAticound for oma bakery: must TAT . : 2B . dit Clothing Co, _ : _ fe) Ho SE PAL NTE K fag “a experienced Call} *ourtn 2 se i |e (c) | enced. Apply Huttig Sash and Door PAINTER—F. Heckel, 72 7 Nebr | per week or epare tin lee | . 4237 North Market. cia be able to work alone; state wages ex- Bb. NUGENT & BRO. DRY os ge eae —— ; Monday morning at_ a Justata MANAGER ow ANTED 1206 8. Vv andeventer. _ (o) PAINTERS—Ap ly immediately, Ehrhardt. ; _Statome nis ; ~*- Post -Dij rh, MESS—Sit.; experienced colored: | nected in first letter: vear around job ~ ~~ ry / SR SS-C i SAW YE RS — hx- HOUSE PAIN TEI kS—lnion. Wm. Boll werk A growing town of 5000, with splendid gre bal k: oS | 3965 Olive Andell 6892 (e) ; and n oy ' undies to bring home: good ironer; | Frank A. Guenther, Box 24. Clinton, Mo GOODS CO. (Cc) } & Son. 3401 Utah st ic) | future prospects, is in need of a live-wire, MEN—6. you: Ag eel ot a 7. — \FAINTER—Un li Bell one, SoTR. farmils ‘fer $ clean washer; reference. Lindel! F (7) | perienced. on — —— hustling manager, to take care of a yeariy with experience se! "s at county tals mm phone, : amily: referen ; PSA SRR sna t ok Paglia, Semcrey | MMERCIAT Av rT > BODY co HOUSEMAN—Experienced. _ Apply houss- | business of $175,000. The store carries a | Preferred Apply 3744 Natural Bridge.(c7)| Wood River fe) |} COLLEG@ToR - . Bit. : t, w leave city for sum. | BARBER—Colored; wiil guarantee a Sood | eae ok = 01 N. Bulwer. (c) —o . oo oo eee em stock of $50,000 of up-to-the-minute mer-| MEN—Handy, for punch and shear work; | PAINTHRB-2Good me hen nics; good wages. COLLECTOR ——Sit,, “as cer en 3 nea ould eav 3448. barber. Apply 204 N. 4th. | ! sentien — : a in pnaeeapennngneastonyneatinnntiornacanint “- | chandise None but those of capacity and aiso pneumatic riveter. Apply 6039 Ken- open_ shop. Apply 3! 39 1A Mc hereon. (c) nish bond ox {) Lfi4. Post Dis, ; reference: _ colored C Call Forest : ‘ BA P BER ri Firet-c} aoc pply Srindayv or > r YT YTV LD *z ; dq Hi "SEMAN—E xperienced I housework ; experience n eed ap y. Address in confid 6, nerly fe Gor oon oe ae —— | eee , | BARBER “ClasS; ADpE inca y .. OYS WANTED CUTTER - x pe rience on | 7 : 7 * pert p! enc _.. SaaeGaee cf | PASNTERS— Automobile: first-class; 0 COMPTOMETER OPERATOR—Sit,; Sit. ; woman, _eompetent, Fs mona Monday. 1043 N. Sarah. L indel! FOSO. 'B c 2.80 help in garage; no > —— . y j tens Me ercarilie Co Dardanelle, Ark. | Siz N—To milk and take care of cattle. Ed __men. 2010 N. Broad dway (c7?) . a rer : " ot ea-4 t 1 . : . ” * refere ice anit , Vantec OX > , eer — me z 2 es : yon . experi nes >: operates switchbes d, wishes ment.” Pues Paes mai smali | BARTENDER—5) deriv: 1 ' : yelor tween the ages of 14 and 18 are Sec At ply a | B E ¢ "KMA XN refe eT e a 1 wages wanted Box B-140, M AN— T, ) dri ve. moving truck 2000 T Utah, wards. 7107 State st., East St. Louis, PAINTERS ~—— First-class men; open shon. p Sires per —seeeg Position Box We * Lindell 4716¥% uesdays off, no moderate w ages short hours oa , - f ] rke Must ba ) es ] ) } (ce) ost-Dispa ch. ne ue as Se ee a MAN T sew qd Cc il Ss East 147 7W EE 4593 | Kenenrly av. {c) oat -Disnatch : . r W KER ee gee { nee 2a te work Bank _ HH} de E) orissant and W arne._ PAINTERS. AND 1 PAP ER rT ic vali ikK— rj St-ctlass White af T - ~ . ~~ me. eee ee a ae PSs } J y’ # 4 J A NTI | ‘OR—W hi ‘ eape ; en © 4 ‘ . outa thi rd floor. lL. Manne Co. (Cc) | . ; a 30) Q > * , { iss, 4 t : $70. reier ; Sit. by lady, iddle aged. nurse to E3 Ke Te HI HA A ND- Fj ret - G U f ).. 1. PO \ ashing gton Av. Sh eae 1c} _no sm of Koch Hospita! (2) at —ee for miscellaneous factory | PAINTERS — wo: experienced; steady worn. COOK — Sit wi nite; experienced 1 7 Hle- ' r 779 ns " " + , . ‘POT ATS "Oop ee deol eat aie _—— 9M nae eotntir ar soto Bunday. cores STOW BLAC KSMITHS—Apoly Ruemmeli-Dawley BOX SPRING MAKER— —-All-around colored in pressing shov work: must be ste: ady and willing workers. | = all 1434 Blackstone : -D. ADO MAN 3 5s — des try hotel or instiiution. ‘ 1+ : ty / nd, es R427 © oy ora f ‘4 OS ge vani 503M ffe. Co.. 3909 Chouteau (c) 209 5. Main v » 103 N. Oth st ); Century Blectric Co., 1817 Pine 137 Olive: Obe ter ‘401. 13 Billet or oe an a : “ ay ‘ ‘ singe 26 aLAC KSMITH—Mi Ist be good hor ses) ioer BRicCK LAY ER—Cal]! a a + iM N Ont ai yy EM Oy pa ai va: i CURTAIN AU? SDKRES Sa to la - ral Am pi ? all Sunday before noon e@ i A pt ica] edger, for 8: OD w > work. A App! YiM EN—To ‘work ‘In Pac xing house: steady em- vo one selene home: Tiedt an pO on Gertr TARY-STENOGRAP HER Sit.: ca. M teady wor K; gene x 3-218. P — Southeast __ 2069M Open sf ns ay 7 ‘enrose st. or Monday at North 8st at offic — floor, Aloe’s, O13 9} NEVO, 402! loyment. Apply at time of 7 a. m.| PAI NTER tle § 1994 Morean of taking charge of sma! tom we, ex- Migsou tee” Sele SD. Lea BETS ER. —Apply at Pro 8 brick Touls Planine Mill. Grand and patter. (c t MAN—To be lp on ash wagon and driver.| Monday St. Louls Indeepndent Packing | | work; ‘res a: references Box W-274. P -D. | BLACKSMITH—Light work Cell Sunda; Co., B205 Cir ghway.. | oe ae ee comma ham 206 A 8827 Co.. 3815 C houteau. (cp | _ MM: onday, Sa [i] | ADSINSTAN j —Young laay GIRL—S! t.: to work “after BC hool; coe a. . anid and «ccurate, desires pwsi- experience. references and phone number a a Pan roar area ee — ions ne early. on Monday 411 68 Juniata. floor. Anny 1170-1119 Arcade 31d f¢ cant Forest 25401. Delmar 6831. 1 (¢) ereeces. Bomont 2823. a. $150 per mouth. Box O-287, Box B-167, Post-Dispatch (ie) | bl > a Isst-Class (ais 10@1 N.) DRIVER ~For spring wagon, apply Sun ——Middle-agea, tor roadhoune ly | ME NA national accounting organization PAPE ER HANGERS —Gail at on Rigeer | rf faracy Aaywy martmntne Ow ’ ‘ d Vi j ’ GIRE—Sit . colored; to work after sone : me BO ‘K BINDERS— all 1218 Pine ic) Jeffers . — - — rn AP teen = — ; i! ] CO. 1900 California Wants ambitious parties with some book- Mon day, 1545 Mongetair. te ed -UMOTN 3357 WwW. =) : Perea ee - ast PHER— Ania: t t bookkeeper, ex. I "; aK KEEP E R vin ate “age, odes 7 a " 7 BUSH E L M. A? \——| — 44: - ve. cept Buf . ] > ’ ' } perience i. APP! Trom ; i . a * - ~ - — eaepnon ---—— Keen ne Knowle age who wo ila ike to ina | “ry ER ~“HANUGER—Good Lindell > GIRL—Sit. by colored, te do day work; , dependable business woman, de- — es exnecte " : Box B-257. ED. “(e) Gay mornin A. Nash ( 1” I Sunda} ’ as mm Oe. AS aa 9 Tendo o1G se, up a roman erateve Susiness of their own: 2425 ¢ ‘oleman reference Bomont , 718. be eSition; small office preferred. Box | 2 ‘ . ~ rede late ke SPRY Tr E DRIVE -For retat’ In, be wagon: steady — Q cEDE R—Ex! erien« eu ov , son) a ‘ Cc} our proposition obtains the indcorserr ent of | ; v~ “se = “ GiIRL—Si: olored girl-to do ‘cleaning ] eee BOOK KEE PER—And office man: state > age BUSH HI] Mi EN iob. 4 : Clarence and Nat- | a Pass —— g Co, 1014 N., Broad i. MAN— ‘ook for restaurant; y. every banker. Either call or write for full riod Hamiiton, or call Gabne" Tog aaa day. Lindell 4927 5 PHER—if you wish to be re-| _°*Perience, salary expected. lox "W-261. ura! Bridge . SD sala N. 9th st irformation. 1. 8. A. Corp., 504-5 Benoist | PAPER HaHGER a y _ ~~ e | ” ) "me fn . . . e eal - _ - LS RS - ,) = — — : 4 - ,- mn —_ " os “> rn : , t} — G IRL—cC o1o0! od, w nts eve ‘nin work ot © executive duti es and re- | - Dispatch hqeanpaeens ee SR I irst -class ‘Dushelm en for [ >] oe RAK JUNOT nust have g£00G haa N] IOR- “DRI G CLERK—Small south side MA N—F'O11R. — , Sit; now smplo ed in| im your own handwriting. stating experi Loeeust street, CU RLEE CLOT a... — £ wenn ins EM wie | oan — references required. ¥\ CDsler ‘ : rington Electrical Co. Experience hot neces- PAPER HANGER—First cles, KK Vogel- GIRLS—si: (wo: as “housegiris: 15 an i Sw ac zon toon: | ence, age and present employ ment; splendid — ‘ \ rT) >] _— good references 0.. Webster Hes M. N—To put up awnil pply Lafayette | sary Good pay Bay, @ lea oe Apply Bun- nang, 7610 S Hroadway years old. Colored. Call Lindell 673Gs opportunity and good pay; all answers ING CO: [] ANY. recjuired i. elmar b! APBORERS—An.! quarrymen. Apply ol Awning Co., 704 Mari on (ce) | day bet ween , nd Op m Call = T GIRI—sit ee ca on i strictly confidential. Box B-27, P.-D. ¢c) “Tir 7] ni nresiste | Tide Guaranty Bid« cS) | MAN—To work in mop factor: aN. | 4316 NK, 20th st, ued Cal for Roedell, te) ee R = Union, first-elaad only. ry --S , eolbore prousewo ———-- : — _ - oO BI eB MAK ‘> i tobbinge carpenter a7 oN , ae : MG nd . : _ — . ni- 13t} ‘ 4 4 nilto "Yy 53 | tch. POY—AO0 N. 24 at. A Ah R—Al ing rug. Stor: , ashington LAbORERS—Ar chippers Setni-Stee! Sth st. ™ od 2 ie Hi ——en abs ~ +S" Rr } aa RAP) ‘ER SECRETARY Sit.; ’ ae : a hop. 415 } _——a an "446: ; Pershing ; TOopYy , erienced appre ar : tire Co. -™= S _B roadway. (Chi maNn A VD Wi) 1} — e charge a ~ aoe | 10—M KN— 10 I APERHAXGER—First-clase,— with m * ; . - enussnaei , ae . - ~ } ) i ; ’ XT r) ri } pr Ti - ‘ — - evade ‘ d -* id ' } 5 atta ; GIR! emennt. ; > olored, ce. _ © ——e n, iii neat BC A. Bust \ en = eae eed ABINETMAKERS—Must be first-class pty dee tate full ecarticniane fiend tatl “ > ot : 4. inion. | resort Cahbany 90° If you have agerage intelligence and can Appiy 131 6 dane washing windows. Cali Lindell ¢ Young lady: high-school educa - , > 636 ate full » liar« first letter. Rob Bros ment: references Apniv Onn Frisco Bide ‘ electrical if cone ' anton GIRi Sir - : red: — _15 ? ——__—_—_ alnut ay ar: an SS 4 oe LABORERS—In lun ber yard, lox r _ ae _ aeore ee EY AVS I c\ricai appliance concern [In existence no | cis. Wenent hh e § wen” se Yen ers c th One ; f ~~~ apd: Seg. + rca — 1 inf ‘ M : NO . : app meena. io J HIGH mK ‘HOOL GIRL—SI! ; O01 “407 i. ai, Ger eng = amen ox Roy =. om ~ AE 2 Be — nenpnaneds ata ted wi , 4 , ag = ER: : ant , . om 2 : l jmOoREK Appiy Mon Ad morning 1v09 —- R . -_— steady Ww ork. Apply Monday PAP Ee FR HANGE nr or S35 " : ‘ = ~~ * : a a ilps eset Va ndev enter _' work after school Bomont Se .| BOY—For night deliver; Drug Store ot | 00d propositi Bryan tis. mae 2 ORLA W 7) “STRICLA Appiy today. 3432 Louisi- ss Iroadwat MAN—To ‘do porter work and wash cars 4 : ’ ee *y ao "kK grt te IY ‘ ; fo-~ ‘ ; i a . P _ —-— ~s sas , 4 ° "7 us er | HOU SEGIRL—Sit ; German H04 Rus png 4. ered woman. to do Av. Pharmacy 923 Be It. Se _mon yin “! | LABORERS—To handle scrap iron. nquire vrinham & Johnson 1163 =6S King’s; ( @a@ Mm., Ar lington av. gate, ane sewer. __ Wiser, 29 "Sarah ee Man nl e o~ ; ’ “ "re — ~ work. a. }HOUSEGIRNI—Sit. bv German girl to 40 a SOY -—For helping in store and ass.st drive: ‘on ome: state sal ox a LI] ‘TRIC [ ANS lixperienced iy. before 7 a. m. at + ad ae wont Bros 1 aa0 5. - one Union and Natural Bridge, ask Parte HANGERR og Steady - Cail n eral housework (Call Sunday, 1908 m colored, wants work by day. in deliverine goods. 10 8. ne | ile sXpel | Louie Water en4_ Light ; _fceS) road \ v pak ‘ " arence eS: t) ‘linekrodt. 24 floor Mre. Kern. ag — ‘Dannavant. Linder 3261M. | s0y.7 © work in printing departniehi ; must | CARPENTERS iv at 2011 A Sidney. ( maintenanee A. €. and DD. E. LABORI E RS—Colored. for foundry work AD- cease: calmanaa Box B217 for Ir. ilson. |" Smorutae ot te Yoon coll Tete HOU SEKEEPE mie reliable. eo : Colored. day work = ng | Senaat of are. sO] ls ’ i : 4 sive d i ad —_ na triton Boundr’ ‘o.. Carrie at : ‘mce: relerence 50x ¢ Poe - ~- - nor ne at 4h (iravolte v itor 1647 fi. _.woman, in motheriess home. 38:36 . Cleaning. Bomont 18213. | ROYs——To eell net Apply toda. x pe is _County aa h age & 109. Pir Apply STEEL PLAN ¥ Wharf ua] “ave } a L ‘ost- Dispatch PAPER HANGERS AND CLE asi Maes iaeontnapdinee ie - . —_—_———— - ——— mele A AOU! . a , Del yum foundry : . ' ' . ° men call Monde mi ~» KS EPHR—Sit by middle-aged | on w. weet. Avi3j 0" and clean- 3253 8 Broadwav i er Cc) 1 nio: lieration wo! 3 St. and St. George Ly. a Ra— ae c ype e 8100 By 4 MAN—To wash y - age Oo general MEN W ANTED ae h Batles. y morning i math id ctable widow Forest 842 — 4 t Ie SOF NS " Db raat a : onde . ss hee S-* A Excelsior ound: YY. « — im iuncnroort. py : o- oe _ , . : — » " n BR BOY—Brirnt 2 bow n - 47 ; 7 vears: no afraid of hefore 1° Orth st i (ci) 1 Al ; a3 ts — a of Th 3005 J a Tae A N- ung iT ns r LOCK! rt lilinots Missou: and Arkan@as: perma nent 12008 W righ ‘ teas home Fox B-206, Poat-Disp: ees pemnan desires to Ao ® 436 w ork _Pret- PAL enn teh ie) me : : : cinerea 2 1) ELI ry {3 Hotel] Jeffe nm. 1 Or) Progress rick me es ic”? ynoresaie notion Hel ,.. . - | remunerative work. will give preference and Pap ER HANGERA__ irate clase: se: open ahop. : _~ = ; “ARP E NJ i "E R— ae : } rowan . rre [o - ‘ " —4¢ » , Hoo SKEK FE PE wag Sit for w How or * > nome. * Call In person 3 p s ~ BY rm ( *hrt ig! ins an Peper CAR ey ry ©O7 Trler 5 nd t cores nab . , " re ; = =k TO assign home county territory to men wh , cen Renew c pioyed cout Catholie preferred. bp ——— downetairs. (2) B Y8— Monday,” ae Main. te 7 et EIN ay OA u a . “ey 7 . ct ATO) vy —E der} hite |) «ABD =e gone 10°96 s prove honest. successful record in selling to | Bertram Decorating On at 10S in “a > 9 ence: wr a — ANDPENTER ‘wenhera: JODO.N vir we ~—e yf ga ET no ot Pigg "8 ; ei oo rork. good pa’ Appl 0 3 — FA 4 ” aaiiet, tie ae . [ inget satel pa | fee PER ny voung “widow, % | — BOY—White. to run errands. App ly J M idan Pp es i — . : te sete SDH ei : ‘ ak : , AE rose, laoy O05 See | «7 et. letter fa t . /Eperience. Hreviows e. PASTE BOY —Mast be. aant ‘Tienced. : weedy pot one child: more f. for Some than 7 | x W- 277, P. -D. inher. 3153 Vine _— _— Ce. | CARPENTER} ‘obbing a! S432; — sa baste pay big wages to rig! we ~~ ngs ‘ry Mail Subscription Divi cian. | work tiverside 1260 ati, “) or : nail " ~ fos Mn on = 7, ; —- _ 2 - - ware eee ~ we er ‘ Fa ‘ \ a % ’ ares ees . ' : | alae rae . att Z . } hu . ws eee ss : . "> > , : 7 . . ) le ¢ “. : se arr . , Mr 0 es pom - ~~ Rox B-. S06 per hour. Soni —— METAL YATTERN bFiLeRs—Bieady werk eee eee 10 to 12 Bunday. i farmers: please give full particulars i4 arut em _Pehion to elderly = las ay. Box a 168 ? ' middle-aged. " wteady: Can | Hotel. 18th an: - ach a on payee —— ~- # CP POM e eae - wo in a y 4 \ . . . ina Ot gammy 2390 N Ot} ’ ancevent ae Me apie ag er ma , , (mn) | oe ITE, ~ ee . ae ; dds ke open shop Appiy American Steel Foun. | - eee mibiuniani atenesatamn OU SEKEEP ER—Sit.; in respec table ; of books and mMaaage of- BOY—For offic ie 58. ? Site Fg ate : | | vy Monday. f m4 cRR “Db RoYS 39% Locust w Pinar te | n Fllecetrie Lis € ro _ — 7 : ta ; + hg Fhe mee 2auy drs _Grenite cy | EE: ‘ ; ie7) I AST yO Hoy —, for repair work, Su y ; wis on , ARORERS— an M OI rod bo i or ‘uitivation : A P parwe * 797) MILLWRIGHT #T PERINTENDENT .— Or Roxana Petroleum Cerp Kouth | or ‘SEKBEPER—Ett.; voung lady; jroves Drug Co.. Webster 92 3 yon tr mee stove foreman, experienced in large plant: main-({ River, ft os * ud — * 7) aT: t , en oTrK cy? and refined: amp! loved in down town . a mont 1965 ‘| POVY—To deliver. ne ckagee at 403 Mer - are 'T ip OED, rahe ! ap core ne: | : iy eae oa geen staiay e 107 ~~ wit : ° 1 Men | ‘0 Olt e it. rd., one mi! Oe OS Sk ee ee ate house: living and wages;! tenance. a yg I — ee PI, ANE - OPERATOR , ' ; . Lar . : fs Lea ert Withes piace where morning and . . tiret 3 v : __ « hants-!.: actede — a MRIs . taken Crove Coat ake oa > Kingsbur ollinsville I n mT. . “ apply Sunda nl thea o aa y . Port -Diepatch ¢ rie? il can be nrenared Rox W- 746, ; Ril 1615 oe , — out. BOYS To car-v the offictal arecre card efrar Rtn ace — a alk 3 ong ach wer | es 21 oe LAPORERS— WW) or old i rn V rag rT? > chores and me ' achslor on: - pa Bon. n a8 , = ope , Ft perienard Goudle surface cylinder HOUSEKEEPER—Sit.: unincumbered, ® % ew . euuaueen ate = "eee eT : . — eT ° . Tra : .. é . 4 a ’ t . va" . es . 2? «= * re $ : - x a hon - ‘ wy 4 : it a ee ; ; . ~ c - light work: more for good home; ™ .. vr P = ro OD ea > 2" guRaee BOY nant nt, \lored to assist i por rter - work live St et : P , sng ~~ _ withont childran ‘ue ASK 3 hee -- pe ee 4 sail Mield Reawti n .f the? fo “ ¢av = oc Sey = a! Ge. is) ee Set «Ae. a leases home oi CoO uple employed. Bo oa 4 : r _ ROR Fruiteh hie Tr} '€ x met 4 ‘ "AR P > N TE R ‘ mary ij int). t] smAe + ; enc t " ; ’ ron ’ 7 , ' t “A *. fe" Me bi a ls e rad - - . — 7...” or} wripé : ev burhan M drug store during dia, ay? p EN”! ER Sy ork ; \ , " ‘ ta. an * 4 ara rye t ; : it thee le’ 4 — RIDA N. Broadway. — ee 7281 Call ee ov Wom. | Epring and w roming ‘ reine ie Imnitare weratnuse alk er Furni- | ——— —_—_ : 7 i; men Mond ; -- = Experienced in saah and door wark PORTER ANB pt aed si nd = ~ BOY—Over 18. to run delivery wagon, on 65 cents per hour Appiy MIS vation ME, a : =| a LABORERS—And hans 5 , "| MAN—M i dd ec. RO an | Sunday before noon at 4375 Penrose et. | Cafetert roa ne ria t@e fr! ; round ro ; and Mondéa he ht SOUREKEEY ER~——Bit. reseeeee ie : , . OO] ed huckste raferred - mv , - ; , ‘ " “roe , ‘ ~~ . 1) i . | somties Bane pn house ferences. ; io ie od refined voung cirl ae who hee helned huckster 7 “ | SISSIPPI GLASS CO,, 4109 N. nani ) Musee tersine tenes Applv In person. and. he tox * Pot-Divwich NORTH ST. LOUIS PLANING errs. : : Rooter r — ‘ = oon ly Fentieman a- wam.| " Ann ' — nee | 8 ning Bimvateans mR - | Ik : : > line and walk 4 bier MAN—For iante private place, who onder ee = N — wa _ piace “y ’ a ROY a ae wn | in rr) ach! "ee eb 8 ns ont “t . SRRIAGE PAIN rr } Ann ¥ ' 4 he } lf 4 rR \\ P TT, \ ERS Repre- o . ME RIC AN “AGRICT TT)- ¢ standa care aw: and garden go0d ue ¥ tea VWoOV\V ING ME! ee from la eS ‘stenoar. he "fuse oe = ence necearary Ruseman Mz. Co., JSIP Auta Rody (' "4 OS th rf i ' . ee TH 2 A J ay ie inert t man Telephone Wehr One chauffeur end tea gen. = 2 m7 : “Pundas. 31! 10 caret ‘ - : ae pesition. ell atan : ~ O48 et ee se Pe es Pas = ae : i i. A eons P , . ‘ nr aT iV P aADDMeATrTAa iP " LST he TT R AT, r ‘HE MIC. AT, (") — an? at ; . te wlnere on olene end meorine tr dans windewea ond ra) mi xi - “tenet — Rov e146 gee PS A ye Z Rr! Ana, i¢ nolite anc i mounri OWS Apply P x Ww 3 rks r icon oneal = tt oe Pace ae ae tt (rN ' 4NCawW a Aas oy pour} yor rma foliow thin _ “3 ; niant mill. APPy Bi AQUI OST : 7 — ir wire ‘ ate = rt; we »} rT experienced and now ow to 4rive Th rir U6 "FPRATO aie a Gay. ieee Lindel b203M. nT reveling « collector. in- Mg oak ATTLE BUTCHER—3908 Bri WTR FURNITT 7 rE C 0. th and smpir en aaa ae eee CL TIGRAl WwW iss be ne five finpindan and of a ae HOUSEWOMAN—@it_; genere . : steady, reliable: nO ng — a Call Si nda ) Vk Nat 1 Stock Varese. TH . . yeare’ ov perience o43 - 489 Ai-t doing work by “ey with uits: mo washing: > to — end oppor. BOF — Biren fo work fn antanine gt a ct Re rs ‘ <a Nationa oe, | tae Te stemetaerintactijnaatiinasiiies 5 nn Building. @¢17 Prenadin av. | wages, w asa Post -Diapatob. bas Box B.7, | im. Monday, Talbot Mig. Ge. | CEMENT. ¥) TIS peti Washington. e | ~ = ; ad 3} 4 h ’ 1218 ‘ onestaut. ‘¢) . ~ hil cialis achiieclh nie elie SRE fa tes TRE, Ser SR =

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\ 18B ST. Louw 4: es 700 MEN AND BOYS WANTED — Is the position you seek advertised in these columns: today? SS aan — : ; EDEN. BOYS; AGENTS “WANTED aIEN | __AGENTS WANTED_MEN Sale comen _waNTED | SS WARTE® — HELP WANTED MEN. S0YS NulP WANTED—MER, _BoYS HELP WANTED. soy: eer Bs, SS, iad r RTER—c 3 + ho ITEAMSTE Hy ira ¥ wee : “ig! t factor ‘ : ae 7. aeece 28 3 > on «crive a } ; tr R.I7SOF it ; Perms — - » 2 a 40 for ' - a. Se oy yoowe Ce ee ee ee SA Meee mars de ie. etal ie cpp ioh? A ARR oe lt TS Pie. eo MPA « ‘ye 2 es Brine im Scape desist dint es anaicor a? } > on asi e : 2 — — ° -~ = + + NT OR gn ne im DEE PALER ONO DRC BEE ty emerenliomitin « Ny rae ; Seats AE Bias be n@ «expenses se - ® untae- . Cin an (38 AOR gaan ce ene matte eee aber ine . . ~—— tat . mal cager. at onmea "6 oT §aLe=Me eg force througncor State se es a-buter for erd-rew saute sc- ; ' wot atte i sa ‘e 2 makes night 4rivire . me gtare of approaching »eré- Macine! crac . an ™ s* & @atrs™ aX. The Wanclam , x = art a ’ - | AGENTS WANTED rears ot age eos et per ence. references Wry’ TW tt” + 2 . ¥ SAT.ESMEN—Erxperienced in. stallment furnitcre sa esmen. Apply today. WELCH & CO., 1109 Olive. e Boe N— Exc. 1s: ve territery -- mg “> . ~@ F ectcea 7 . Ceagh br - +o > — an ‘erida Ciiret«a "258 ahiwets =A zr = carn Ye 29 a loted can devote « tress proéguc's ! mg coms iesicn arrangement nd and coeunt cage ef rete: a-quain: ed wth woobers oped present Mentopire Cerperaticn. Field “#6 Sth and Green em. Pailladcep se. Pe | ~rotectien threugh fres This crotectieon B&B vLeinag ea Calling on retell trade Fereltas.e Marl’ act urer ja 2SMES—alling of ‘an maxe from 2 ng cur tour ae@ aa pecialties side “ne @& a ai at ~ « Ge camoceten of edvertisine "= ‘he éay Ez ening Post a a ~“aBer sa" bots p euations ‘ote Ser ©. = snows end adver? aed “ca per encs “nsecesgsary., weiting: St peoduct for may re GFA TIONERY ENGINEER - ftir; ' ee 4 permanent amis Fret Vi eta: : §TENoc RAPHER—ne ‘ba ants | ' adit i, snot am = , : LE —Laghting ner . > ’ ™ . a : . . ‘ ' ~~ . Seer . _ Pur Der Te goog 6k . ' , . ; : ; ine - ae ’ . bananas 160. Post-Dispatch , | ; . 3 — oe - » ff 1c wth « . trad , “om Tissfons atvence®: SrENOGRA Punk — to : ad Tal AGENTS WANTED—WOMEN eee" ot Pe@ts of age and on otvertising. WANTED PAN OAS ew ILA $2 1.25u EN—~Mae . .— 4 a , cnatenes Ae ae PaUTOMOBTT E SALESMEN OONST Re = "Sa LReMEN Five —@ Waecke TH yin AT Es | $4 +43 “4 at . | = “41 Ss : 27 : pice ™* : Fr MAN MPL RING NCE R . ay a <eNTS :' it rane Lom : . ~ P : wn inet meni. esperar , Monn “t*ecn & 32 ant Gat Lape ccs.

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MR Re RE °° “SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 1928. = 500 WOMEN AND _GIRLS WANTED — Is the Position you seek advertised in these columns today? m7 Faron. 19B * ALESMEN WANTED : SALESMZN WANTED SALESMEN WANTED __ | HELP WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS HELP WTD S eiieeteete aoe ES nn — -—— ectinhesen aii ae me ae SS A ae —WOMEN. GIRLS NELP >. ».— WOMEN. GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMER. GIRLS EO ee tartiing new patented ‘inven- MEN—Rpy ‘lat and reference com, ; » hens geen a large m manufecturer of electrica ASSISTANT s a el: $50 to $300 weekly: every onelin c 4 ‘A’ UGR And cle erk ni ust 914 N. Broa@way" Athien mm marvel: $50 | busines: and wro-i @ thorough those accepted will be given : SM N be experienced and steady: ‘aloo muct be| gnc ed Dress O aiors Vi! or : s Te owner. ) oo , ugh course of training with the 0; N i able to operate ¢ * ‘ 88 Uperaiors gor General housework im CHESTER PAPER BC xXxcoO 2 oe ee ‘ t. 1 ALE SMEN—Due to promot} ex man, railroad man, farmer. etc., portunity of making real money while iearn Gictatior sprernens ty pewriter and take some — Ad oe « and best DAY , ” SeerTs x aor . re vash'ng oe |, Wante hopeekeeper, youre or midd't. Peston es for © men: this Prep ‘ , S 200 differe: ‘ USes , S33 EF ofit each ing. The only requirements are neat &p A E o% - me ad ° be + gag ~ tox O_4n) ae a Ba moor &, : a ert ul Rous d nes apply - Pr onal eit . a» TLiV f6o9 SB > 4 LY’ eon - ieter Od \ A N ' - VY b: \ T E AN > LAt "T_ EY ; : ased Hox ©. % $i. P - Di tt RRS owas factory branch: mu ' - to 90 daliy retail wales——| y the pearance. honesty and « determina’ion 10 A I R ee = re bi bans ai Pon R re I i¢te st (ep) GIRLS—Rough dry » od listers. « Two fret-class ocevering machive gir's (UUSEKEEPER— Bidets wome . ie « ce, complete electri yen to jobbers: free sample offer; splen- succeed, where the future is aesured those Fl INNY ATTEN DANT—Experienced, mi for priva.e ELE "ton creas ae IR —~ > — R 7 Laundry. 1020 @Xeenti “elie apod wages ” Gativ waskineen : Sates fo WI ; gpier did surroundings. ox H- ite 5} 4006 Ma-ke st ' 4 e HAIRDRE SSE R —-M ist . 4 . : Pox ; ich ‘ oh c LE. he goed manicu oxt- Dispatch 11 N Sth, elween 9 vy = ae’ manage proposition ac auick. ' ; work. Appls to Mr. Weias at the -Osf —_~so> = ia > : = . and 4 t GiRL— For o* "4 a oxreh " ; , . , ‘ sb : . : ‘ * > t rpora@ivan, ¢ : earhborn st enop, 10086 L ocus st. Sun lay 10 oO Dis: } El EV AT a : ae . : AS % 2 = = 4 4 ‘UR 4) »} 'E RA rs -. 3 . | SALESMEN—One a.m, and all week. (c7) ey r th they want an opportunity | BAG SSURTER yea aye ORS “White girls. 904 4 se 1® Of the me andes - ‘o oho - _ ++ Mk. ; . bs, rt y ; ay tT = -—Colored: experienced. | “ yndics . _Tru st Bic . urday afternoon 4 . i > RONE I — tence : as 5 on} — Keastng roa of ©16c tri Cal } “- est 2 ; : Tr it : £OOUS in country SPT ‘ TALT i SALESM AN—Thoroughly fa- 3 uae ‘6 : : a ing to work and CAN ‘ ert B ros bs mag io °3 7 E n -_ — -& enintemepeiiiiaidn cite oot r : M [ Pg A ° » : Fioapital 3500" © os per rm Gc. Wuthera rn - x ’ het a“ 3 wages. 5183 rea: Opport: , . ‘ hy 1% for others when miliar with city retai l grocer trade. Box tick j 1B ne pportunity and need) Rr} i - = 7 ae ene ae oad ’ Uum cleaner ' y bis! of vou an wi 4-359. Post- -Dispatct » to tI 1d become district and div y gy, ER ewd ; feed ruling machine.; FLEVATOR he RIB ‘vert’ n i¢ shop rn HAND TRONERS—Whi ry) House. Hui SEK &r PER—~—Mida ; 8 Pe Mn w. 5 Da $08 heetnut « i‘ z Experienced saiads. sandwi: a. « a keeper Fuckingham yi King’s hie! a@y es beusshacser: - ’ ' : sae : ; t ’ : ‘© > | sun day 10 to TT awl : , sine r irseif in 60 dave ~ iin ork; one with automobi referre i: go: a ee ve, 3 BINDERS W.1} P t a le pre at you cen nel] te ] 3 R 3 to bri rht. ¢ heerfu] iin he honk sar 114 HAND SEWERS—On men's pants SS Perr di e‘ening bet ns. \LESMEN—State me er ‘ou y work: no outfit 1 eeded bay. Apply sales mane er, room 17, 6% i can pro} ain gg Sxper e 31 ae ' . r ; : ent ed pri . c aa “istribaiee _ -T} ui! jecessar' train ‘ “hestnut et F ; nh ‘ie . _ t* aca? &2VY and ' U@scgav mort nes. / ss i. X pe en ut Wilcox w G DOS ] in ni if r GIRLS -T } y ) r ord . pho Weinberg Pants ("oo “1s W A: ; ‘ arc Oolders and ; S : * ‘.. ae Kis 3 ee MIS es f , s house cresses aprons or w alsie sie: ‘ u iris BFE DE # TL, , Tt) d > mm' ner® " “a os “ae - . : - . on + stores buy th sight: : :, “ . ’ » mona, SPE ( SAL. lr M one . o vA e , ‘ i an - ' ; Shwe Re t« ence or a i ShARARNVEN For Aowntown loses fm ime . . PTY MEN—Two, high-grade, cal eas METAL PRODI'CTS co OR Pee ee: Washington lity ply Cc . t: sOn ; tremendous ' a on distributors , raragea } $7 MEM AL ; POR EST Cl MF o- taht HiDgton. vif et — ’ ‘ wv. w? pas om work aDPoly et be experienced and come ma utors and garages in } “ i’ MFC 1627 Washing- R40 O14 ’ ; - ci 0 ~ + a A we Ri. oi CET) TTR Poe bem state fui perticulars: 6 . - . -| yea: iy. Millen Mfg.. "100 2 cN—io ate ¢ . enced me 7 at =. 4s es be eiaper > > Ll rT y¢ . TMA lLli»—S..4) aiso turse meig,. § ; ~ : CcPersaryv dea ers fit ‘Hugh 4 : ai oO , . arkel The vA eaeher 1) : T SAM PSO N_ ann \ i] 2 ~~ - ; on - : ° . ' ; »4 ngt wi es . ‘ j ns 714 Was ho. ‘ , vs oe ” hn ree and ar? e ite rete ences RAIGA Hive *t ute : nearie all ; ‘ ' ti at Vaters corl- SyF! Ric . ; TOS Ly ; -- = Lot I " " ; . ry ; e. rs i sundae “aaa - : ; iio SEMAITD = W hite. i oe general house. -+ liime . r t t" } ss , VA . \ 7h . “ .* 5 3 | Weiss at the. iC 7 « ae _— 1 ite ° bei 3 # “ sila 1 ret real ealiesmen are scarce Y, ; fpor or Shop, m . , * eee on SPECIALTY SA ESMEN—F or lity and road | ™ — ge . INTNEPRe | Wath electrie cars. Steadv positi ea) Moe W334. Prat teak: BO Sunday work.| way and West Pine i. ee eee j dies; stops t Pay -. bt Mok KI a? vaten > > aint ~ \ ' sutfit ani (ermis on oor ; ! “ : rons ‘2 ori ten iar y AT) d a ] ACs 4 Nb ry ADDF ESS IN R “i : vs - \ j 7 -_ =% = a ge ~4 “en - , I HEDEK mi A ~ v Panter wethonsede j to ~@ 7 / ; : eee. ‘ ae ’ “Th a ¥) : al : 1G ‘ % 7 » eina ; furry ; ‘ah aT 'y 4) 324 W ¢a°) er Ce., M Iwaukee, " : wait? My erg ireday © veRIng DEPENDENT PRODU Sears _ MADISON EN] ERIE! ( ED take « Nnarge of off “% i me : Baas 4439 McecP seers pee y Ange» eMmiiy:.dauy lot i ‘ a 7] 2 ae , 7 hos thie. nar « re ;, hat s+ MAII)——(jpenera sie family “- 41 SA Lt SME i—aniali - _— oe r yATIT ine KEKE 2) yy * "eo ¥ aint ‘ ran 3 - . . ‘ _ i . we fat l hyie er i le: : lah: ‘ - : . We | _ : : ’ hag ~ at ent) Saal antes aol ' in 1 : wot it | Bt age \\ Al S I | yE | »A R rv EN | : we | EPER— We a pt 8. : “—m. _~*% | I F¢ R E | iA ] ) y Va — fo work Union ¢ andy Co 308 HI md | ——i 4 le “~ - ute. w Eperienced. ve a ioring : : won yscatt + lal ; x ¢ hp : a 3 ted. =O -1S* de EL BE , . — leans not afraid to work: ay Neeteattinnsin iia . BAL is Mi AN ea ho has an establiake ten piece goods, ja: Hove! electrical appliances; experience not .nec- ~ PIS TF ence, reference and salary expec: +d M: nended » # ly in Manne me Sl recom. sentnieanel state ame one nee ee Se “6 ered =» Washington termes. isinfectants, Mauwitd acl igt ie) ro ener bee : exsary ; factory nee, ge train vou , Bee S |i ir EIR : °S *. Hoffman-Dicks Motor Co., 661+ I» ' beciante Mien a at ce A ate, OFniINg : @A Pow D spat — Box pest 7169 — ; Ma } ; Mr anh on 4 ot St: tley P til! Lied Ls BI le " . T >} . , - si, . |} hal ~~? ler)? i > , . ; ; : . Po * cive ok - caer: : ney ‘| 2 wenday poset der eal VD ipa : | , |” ; Ex erienced hand' | Mon \ mamdiens ates eae er hox Bebe mtg . mence 2!) etere! ' ie pte oe ae — "gaa Ot h and ( )] ive 15M Ok K } +E E mhit—Wholesale house. insta!lin ar > Weak “my } | tate references Box 5-43, ! N \ f YOUNG MEN—Who want to sel} 2 ' 1}. ° ire bookkeeping machines “ae 4 oS ee - rigol nam p . it i 2 oen ~aeeem, * good opport mnity AT S e ) + ont. : _— oa- : KNOWN and nationally advertised «le:tric ‘ , r 4 lY ladie nerien 6 ke ee a eed NOP, * D faa. en , C CHURCH SHUF W e€ r Tm] _ . - ' ‘ ; | «i ' 7 | ise ri 7 as ; ‘ i nes To \ puri les; exper en . r f M: R wl 4 ; P ‘% ae Lary - HOU ~ } i rt ; rii + nod bun - gi ~ » : beaut aad “ft ic . te Appian e. ,eferences en agp pe } . tT) r? } , ac i ie ne ‘eBSaryv ae alseo th aon : ~ . a ‘ ' _- — ns sion —_ ' ; _ > = od gre J w Ti nels > eas . hol necessa: Vv: factory lan will tra you. ' , ‘ , Ser hbeling yy! : GIRLS—For i ' - : : AS Bete h h. : time oP to well to gem : tind; electric appliance pe-| apply Mr. Merringtor =A oy 16. ’ ey ROCESS Om Scexrate Were — . ~ se . =o ] of ca ie “ini eal rom $ { 5 to $18 er! wages {ai an 4045 Humphrey ‘h-Brade line o pOpuiar- nt ete ‘6 room 616 Hotel CIALTY SALESME? “Pps. Bi ; ¢ rience and salary expect GiRL—-Por genere| nousework BU Fi Switser ¥ lew Jachen it N Main ~~ ' ' . 5Wi r e..ow Jacket . n" ; * atiaat « “sie N Ma ~ pens. eiso #1G@-lin “Price rien lanl Paces Pape ceo A i ms e _Mar and. Sumday * ’ db Fag ce fee oF : ’ ; “” “o i peat ich. ‘} P 7 . ° nen } op endid vas liane —_—wes . > ee . eatés - "Aa it} ALCL 2s rere 2s nicl bs - ~ ; - de ae AP ; 3 sae ey 7 rt ee a ic s) W e e kK a n d h rat “PF VWiIMA - Fer genera! heuse «ork. , i ry sik] . } ' renner: ] . on ; u a VY e 4410 VW eat lark tab e Ma: het mr i €ion pro Apis onmneed , . = meena : ’ - . turing (. Pen i hi & ay ‘ Afi? . Salesmen TO Se 77 Shoes Dire 7 t } ‘ore O ‘s. ACLOTIECR, : t o.4 I> 2s" sri’ -~iWwo young ladies to fa HO55 AiClal HOE V rh " : rs. GIRT— ~— Whi te . aa , we . . by . coun! Ww nolesale MoO. VW aterman Caba . ' , tri Mmicc .¢-ag@e« Woman, ,u ‘my WOM aN. : 7" wit? hot ioe work. 0 “ * nm nat! 7 a : floor tyr aet r> rs ad | iif ] Ti ‘ > ; " ' “YT mont ; . , ey S 17 ry) SALESME Naa —lAig ” we — 7 , le . To wearer on commission and bonus basis. | ?~°* Re Pay Te Sy at ; ays re ee ‘= cenere housework | family _— . me } me . rae : ~*~ ' ts aint : . " t. . . ~~) > s,* . ¢ *} ‘ - . ; wh f } : ' ~ : ; : LO ‘ rriuly ~ ‘ TIT I} b ‘ iia : il AS 1 i. >€ Tif enirous n su on | ’ J ’ ce . , sma rari y no b ti : LINE OF NOV LTY tO HARE a ab . wnnect » with a real iie Dept N, Chicago Shoe ( orp... wte4 ; ; ; ' , ret. “ ne ali oad me A ~ : . oo ton sani “— + 140) » BPW awnines | Mundry 5140 Cabenne avy. Forest 4917) § ca wor as ing fos P5W ang voard "40! ' Kossuth. Cal- ; Bod ~ ? i mr ra (‘nica go ricai ( y a auntie ,..* Ms = Y cose ’ _ F af pDrower ‘ ; Ces G a pa‘ Ci 2 asi 4 ‘ J = . ‘ fo! Br iff os itis 4 4_Mor a : & (en es Mere “A ork avi | nei } . ~ “> ; mice , DACK ne oma tors and frulte 4 “al Mon- guaran ee t O Argo nype Is rey ved 41s ‘¢c} ok . . . ° ul . ‘ . - ‘ 7 i ’ a ractive i agar : iz "Aa mii as ta . *? . . = ' Va i AY ari oOrea;n 7, | . > . . ' 4 ‘ . ; ) ‘2 t. w cked by ral advertising ERE terme are ished; write or call Aut bil M icamnetened « re} . 4P.0.F eee 1 ™ , | GIRLS—14 eas lay mor Conrad Sehopp Fruit Co., . NG DIPPERS-—Steady work; free coffee. the “Wideca wale nase al : furnished: wr: | Automobile Men [fees ice 2 Fok Soap RKEEVER Ti 35 Feaes|Mefterans = 16 Yours: Cal 1001S. Start with a perma~; A? 7,5, Gaur for work, Union ; Oo Ww ‘0 app = eg GIRLS— To distribute ain li grsead Salim genera! offi: wore; muet | ? _€o. son lentine _fe mor esgentt: a t ian other Mau i + - - - , . : . Wee k ) adds | 4 y , " ro . " , : ~ i ’ ove? : . ; ® + 4+ . : o - 3 eh ate 5 sid of ‘ in } ' ul? eguls : om ea / ‘ ‘ SHI} “> ze a a - naa? 7 ‘ = ar “A oOrk LO49A ~~ (srand ‘ r «q 10 ‘ : . . ie rite - 7 Ne : f le rT ¢ Si i ie ) bu }. e “ss : ucside * _ { ad — ' a “ ey ee ag ~— tacte” I INSTRI { TOR the We odu i ! va , ; . Eocust oe Tel Auto Spa EES cia enatiished ‘wholesale’ cos! exams and oil bil 40 Ber | EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNI od salary. Apply at ones.” Variery | GIRLS—Esperienced in’ sold monev- back Rua’? antee | I AGKCY »? A MAB AYN dt | Ba BeMAN \-—— Tn ‘cover Oki a £ 7) ‘ Olic) . ; re a a: ry ‘ mn ‘ : + bs ere ‘ — . 4 . ’ r} + j ron ay ’ omar — ‘ : e e ; . f ; mara a's a4 As : : ‘ . ‘ as it . t's as ’ . }? i] FT) } A ! } er =o . . — ~ ’ i . ' aT j : ; cs al 4 : s ® ) territory for jloca) Ciciahome _ Hn > Alloa roe inner vent Suan ME! 0) RAE AR: f 3508 Lindell j I \ A pre mineni OCA GOW! SHS BOOK KE! Exverie . IRI. ‘xnerienced | oyteide aeaine « : a moe ; joo : ; ret 1D COMM mit | Good's W eC require the services of a house; only men with experie as . r cent : . ni ' tT h- , " ial : n a " ise! . ’ ore. } ali or phot ‘ * requires The Arvice ngs Cre ' Se ei th ae preterres ; commisa 3 . ‘tories chools meutut ‘s Wate) > rown bank és — . 18 = shlei~nies ‘10 ne -. eras ; GIR l-—kor gener 1B r @>> | De tik all Tueeday between 10 a! capable experienced ewoman to give full particulars in ~— . ‘ A ir n makin ( HE¢ se J R OT 3 C TOR ME N of a salesman in connection with CAS iMK-BOOK KEEPER —Bretes one with | u | — near Gilnic, I ist pete fy to $10.000 vear Som a J World's «greatest fast machine: kKey- , \I 18f wer oo CL PCT Smee McCoy-Weber, GIRL —To assist tn office and inspec: Kar nm packing 4G: ~ ‘ . | ‘ ’ ’ asa b > a = SAL be SMEN—Talior ng: | ~ , ¢ » SE ine ne non . Oare iAC 1] i! fullv 4 ra > t a a +} Wigs PTD "Tt e us! rrie? , . . o~ art? ni fi) lab rat r , : : , — line on yoots om Ww pose Fi: “i eh ae Rin . ws rn A hk RA — ‘Sl, Post D . : G ya i = ' “ ‘ - ~ --= ty ‘ 0 rr) y : e ne. (el) “IRI. op _ a : te perate po e~ sew! . ineMS’ ‘CHERS—-J) ear roun: positions. | 7 "yy" rey ‘ae _ sn one elaborate os 4 next s.x highest saiesmen inade , y T4 bh 7 and lity ma & apa yi€@ OF €arning al ae T.— Young iad ood at fign , GIRL R WOMAN—T OQ assist light machines, n rience necessery: we w)) Jacoh Mange & Sons. 705 Wa pent n ton (ep Employ ment 1. NI GEN & ae ‘a np! 4, “456 & State. Ch hie om 00. t Ss 350 You can do the name ; TS ] \ \ I: bei : as rh ar ; ay s » a igur en: bieatl housework ; good home. 60: 284 — e r . ; . . = ie EB w pe tt A NTs ol : ’ “ dl * ? Sal aE oM a = 4 : $ 0 cord. ordinary sal 4- - 4 ileast S2Z500 per vear. Address handwriting mien House Furnishi> : —— “paper ‘ Ley ly ~ eno HOT ShGIRLA-1405 " Blackstone av ~ | BRO (e) fais ; i — it + Coun te on the’ , . - have AR clear record, oraina » #a.68 Six eed reliable ale ‘ sae P 3 i . 7 i ‘ . GIR L. — jy : 5 “ tb housewo: is “300 ie rié ry 6 ’ ry, 8515 North F'o rte phn memeenell semuneees ” ‘ . Z " openly tte r offer ‘ s are Wiliing to wors and cover a pro- |; ~ & eo .e@ Sa.¢smen Oo s¢:, mace-to- A. w*) Ta ge dy : +t ‘ag - =e , : _ asus "“waae —————- Delma: + ' ‘ ie?) his rt SE GIRL ——{ o.ored Appiy 4027 Lafe «i : oat to ‘ '* , ) 9 Ox Si ispa en rivinb J ‘ ; ; Tg M8. Bee teyitory calling on retailers in. all the best; ‘new’ ts the tanec O12 2 Or oe te ‘2 Sip | ence nec “entral Employment te-, CIRL——Bookkeeper, office and store. Box GIRIA—TO WORK IN WHOLESALE MIT | ett ————-\°) | TRONER—Bieever™ nar: wtead ’ | Te % ; rn far P ] i 4 t ] P « o . ; 1e@ces ary nrtyr ‘5 ja. ; ’ Ae er, TT; vVTe. 0 7 cae ‘ LES, fa 2 ’ — os — _ > —— SS | : a. Si minediatels | Eee mined towns, establishing a very | =. now’ is the time, $12 a day to live telephone number, age and sales el gga ond nee Ch Aveta B-362, Post-Dis “¢ LINERY HOSE: €10 PER WEEK TO HOU SEGIRI —Aafter 3p. m., Riverside | “work. Dinks- Parrish Laundry. 124 Olive regu Lilinots Ad {aA and Pir q ble agency roposition References ment, Brown Shoe Co ‘th and Lu , . : , E.- Van Buren sty t 2 coe Dep: B. M.,, 601 Baitimore Bidg-. EYER, TAILORING CO, 614 Pi ne st. | | expe rience ~ fee | a Pi pe general housew: iF 5661 Wa Pe. EER Bea a i ns — TRONER—Ladies clothes Routh Side ne . i" , ‘ ' Lau: ary 141° u Broad« ny. 73 — “ ' abany @! eo) —Ger your money ont Saeich—Siate manager. at once to or SALESMAN INSTITU ri IN SAL ES) MAKER IRLS—For table work. Kawlings Mtg Somes LOCUST S| gg tomilz. 320 Wemgate KEY PUNCH OPERATOR — Oe t , rat ing ee , Lo ED aie ta ® _m a ‘ rr ; ’ if “TY? - ’ ’ : or 04 A , : ‘ , — - ‘f | Y 7 ’ : eee qt” SFqi ° r : > NO ee LA ? ‘uae ~% — a os commi ‘SF n or male sales for 6 oa ighout State 7 a A connection is open for A high 4 ‘aes ltve reot-rat ar — - | : TET CO 1419 Olin le sapite (Per ones ci power machines ‘gh wrk. ¢ ‘ON SOLIDATED G ARES T an eo hie Bidar just ps starting Writ or Wire. Pg gesnory that makes night driving safe, credit service, with executives of well-rated |; prone? ey to worl ree inatitutions | ; REELS =e : ; » aR dacanly tawlings Mfg. Co, 234 and Lue: ' re Wa 12ton HOU SEGIRL —For general housework, , to Sol KITCHEN HELP—Also floor ow Co. Oo., Port * 614. Day ton, _O. a Cgimineting | tae glat - of my coe rane “oe firms; requires experience and a m ar ¢ who — Seiya arise) pe Me tas mt mies 2 "OF FEE oiRir—O for ( “— See gue : rv - a OT ae ee - ——-- hon at night Cabany 2669W. therar Hoanital a5.00 Chio oF ame i. Se . ASCINAT. NE, atractiy ‘ . . * rT ” ! for . saya ", : ware me ; wen athsee i sie ara tonday a » a. Mm Ole, har ef 2 aw : = : ° . = - -— . AL SMA? \ w holesaie ary goods “ most | : can earl $5000 OT OV\e! Ask for Sales mana- . e! ntira! state n © today and strictly high - z opening for eae good live eales “in America ger. AMERI«* AN SECURITY. Mact = les ; genera! ho iseWork: no was! ‘ lan | SAT, ESME eA J s " >/ @usive art lendars, u01) ay gree: Ss. selling improved St. Louis pr ‘Oper! Libera . o ; ; 4 i" ’ 7 ‘ See . 9 SSS US a.” at) . 1802 & Je A i ‘ , ‘ a be wy — 4 ‘ for telegraph my A selling spec! =e ry . mail adve’tisine and gt et Je ven-j commission given, prospective * Ivers and Unusual! ProposivuodeNn open. Draw- ; ine aa — — Appls ST. LOI IS BASKET HOUBEGIRI. aaigh 'y wen . “hee Sean: tern Union Telegraph Co Hon ost : . OUR, and specialties: unusual opportunity tO proper: furnished, wonderfu] opportunity for! - ; . OOK— oO Biumers, “op ! } 6; As tates oe — \a' anu ‘ALS ’ ? TF 2 >) ‘ ; niin ’ . Sey. GUS wage . Ony « | males Ahacer (ne salesman for the first ‘(M)K—White, youn experienced. to do!4,5; = am, r \ ENT DEPT BROW N SHOE seneral work good wages, steady poe! a een rave ing nh t ils territ 0 with : a > p uay “/4 Li ; . = j y . } 2 . 4 ; "Sn dle in part a . ¥ bas) pet. » sear nh ON v r I u : : . 7 . tion 4( 43 W von ‘he fe) | , rhe w "1 — j " ih-grude | line preferred: big market and tn ae =SALESMEN—Experienced in- | Post- -Dispatch. aD ______ | other made $200 the first v Expert clo: ity. reference pecseanty.. Aneue Gees co-Weber Shoe ’5th and Loonet CO... 17th and Lueas. (2) | HOrMEGIkI-—expert ‘enced, white, for gen-| ee ‘ewood s40J any ln ge lant ; ag oe eel . ‘ sta!liment furniture salesmen. ARE yY OT FAPPY , y i . ZI ¥ abs mu ae. ee. { nea } Pershing ia) (site me ‘ ' d t e atid Want — (aw era! house’ work : atr a! family. good wegee t CAt SDE “rem For . M. aadaen ss ad : 5 of : , ‘ er " . . e : 6 } >) . ‘ et. Pn orest id “OCT Wat ma? floor eo) | " " ay , earn: | SALESSEN Stats cin ime Remmme APPIY today. WELCH & CO. |IN YOUR PRESENT W ORK? JV ee: ee wee, y mile foam BC Samia dan ane en een | Le leat cutting monte Mar ones G IRLS ine ct eesioe -| CAUNDRBBE White tet a - QD ’ iv ” aera \ { 2 | y ITN i \ ey eigtige tig: | vg a a 4 sa tmesiiciiinn Ome ied ‘ rT -GiRL— ing. white: some\ expert. P IH ER &-— te that can ow Man Phone, * ¢: es BO. sells to every t user of % 1109 Olix e. (¢) | Are vou in business for vourself” >VYSE> y . apes a — * ote TiBmt person ™ — —-s | eed vou nierested 'n s« teady rn v7 int good home and wages." tric wash machine on day, 1 is & peal s 60 envy elopes 2 , you come and fo at w ijj° » Ie vour fie) : Eo ~ J] 2 a 2 ‘sir ‘ ie e#r2 : jm yy firie ryave : saath , } eteadils ey 1} : Vp «? *. , ‘ ‘ at anv &% ‘ 443 ; Por “at Tint Rares “4! cz hem ta Lu r Mre ‘tae er of. work, 3 atu Call Sunday or Monday, | Pi or Tuesda) Prone Victor 14301, oun Sat. LESMPN—rarn big money Tine Fiorida Citrobud Fruit Tabieta will be gave are over” i epee eT ae ; ae ai ' a ewer att ee ee aoe . 8 9° Natural Bridge road Ce bdbany 06%. Te. Sy 2 . . ~44 eral utility clothes made of * Ne a1 “alloted live wire salesmen or agents who LEARN ABOUT THE SEL LING PROFES , wee | , 54 ale Hr. , A fo ’ . area ea Wilh BOUSSWOTS OnG 4 Cl ey “HIRT PACTORIFES (c% | HOUSEGIRL—W hite gir) for general house- | LAUNDRY HELYP—Have g000 postition with ented cloth direet to the wads), ean derote ali or part time to selling Stc ~ +e iis a. eS ‘ f . ‘ : chy 4 , mont 9430 Minnesot: " . Se in m . erk ; no leundry "a4 Syracuse, ena of | good ealaryv for firat. ‘ ‘ase merker ax 4 ——no competiion;: suits wolf So mete oe «yy Rare le > toes ee | that answers these lomanttiis s “¥aa.7. Gel NTER GIR or ¢ateteria; no Sund pT ERI x perie vray ehoc slat GIRLS—TO LEARN Deimar car line. lat flo. r_ north (c)} sorter on bundle worm Hex B-226, as $4.40: salesmen cas Te omment gE meagre ell — bn at New York life Insurance Co.. G00 bes Ornp ton S88 ieee peacdamra an fet Diy ie Gea | s IX kK ING APPT ‘4 H‘*'| SEGIHNI—-White small family sood | LAUNDRESS—Firset -clars, at = | orttt, for, Darticulars, Ropar E. «. 1 + eye seen: igor covered. how |! ton Bui lding, 315 N. 7th. Phone Olive 387% o teh hh a oprg hte . SHOEMAKING. LY ome. §60% Kingsbury court; Jd ‘loor'~ do washing and troning for family a A 3 = mA 4 ; . : ‘ ’ ' a rex “sc “. at 1t 533 Clare ic) | Applv RBunday or Monday morning. Ate tir en, class of retail storee called on, sf) — 7 ry OO or SHOK SPECI. MF¢ CQ. = . Theoba! I , | SALESMEN—Traveling, to Oarry @i acquainted with jobbers and present jines. H. E. AWAL 2KER or HAMILTON LORE IR, | PARINER M Ca din te An" HOl PI Ps [ALT : PG * | HOUSEGIRL—Experienced, white, for cook — A. = : bm =a ~~ or 414 Locust mt. ing and housework: smal! family: no wash LAUNDKY HELP?—-Markers, assorters, lHet- rubber reof! ne. to call on lum Ta topin Cc @.. . , . " LV hig Ve } j wy J : Ye et ot nat . +; Pan reis ran rT} - . . 4 hea 8 Tr = | e Corporation, Field ‘les Dept» — : oe aes fen vee ll enera] etore trede in he F h and Green s&s. Philadelphia. Pe. ic) | SALES MAN A GER ‘ARIN —|0 in WAT Ie Asie (Om = #80 _s bin ’ ‘ . + a " 1S ig ere lin ne pit 3 é ing: good wages Apoly “0 Aberdeen ol.(c) eon ‘e ¢ wars aioe een = P els a fe . ‘ er Box \ i i : : : . Boh salts my : ; ~~ ‘ ‘ ry . . - - = . _apetinenneetan indie "ie “ We ie eee Riera 3 ee os al aa | op merchant We offer pr obat bls the hest opportun , eA LS "te : noierts ig Sines : 4 LER -_We A each BeVEerTai ) ae if — _ oa 7 ' R “ lean a pas po ” “ ne HCUSEGIRL-—Reliabie oma family av : learn “Grand Lea nds 5 i044 ate BS, age the ear ted ee Roya! ok : h aaa ae aony hind = thet animate ‘mn the industry to make mor €y seiling : oe naif interes box V-28 Post -Li ro ecome experienced tte: Ve’ - . at fr orice Worl wes) 2 ent chines (NM ER I ‘AN GEN- peal x a0. ~ A reevll Ws ” ates LAUND RY IE j A Faperienced d jadivs Co.. 1 an aston, &t uis, 5 : ; rie s nan ee “yaaa eee" wee ligt roaterial ler competen nd A 4 hs k 4 _ ManineE ve! 3 - . ree . . “rye a ed , | SALE SMEN-—Seli every retailer : @ous success throughout the eastern states estern ec ric ninth: tear mn: oe mn trade iin sesesysohe ' :, ae or ween. wate | Gini” } women, TO actory wort LE ALA N FA It RY ; 2350 Ran- bit IUSE GIRL—General; $65; white; fom maney Home Laundry. 4% b0°Fionex, ¢ fe) displayed new invention of , "We would iike to connect with men who HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Emiet Street. Pharm 2th and lag Mog mags . "naee : : » of { 2; no laundry. Apply Monday UNDRY HELP A! i. Ls i " P ’ , ; o'r ’ i og dolph ~ c) | T L.A DR ' Fl. ; Unusually advantageous te! al make good mahagers, as we have large We want e who car samen lies de ae ~~ Tp ; ee a ' : ws RL— it tO as vith general house .. n hemes . : i ~ men : an qualify b “¥ = ) ) P00 Washine it 88 ee] sidieiibiiciieant ; ; Girls. experie cee in rough dry. Cotestal from free pocket mode}: lit un veloped territory Applications by mali record of sell) neg in the home a! 4 i aes d a a . ee m Rox ‘A. I ‘ ‘ y? ’ rr) " } M ic{tor . "10OR f ; ° Tide Sk: Gik!l (ir woman, white, 35 or 40. i Leun dry 4020 Crt 88 Ronald Re eT eC tioor pierce 4§., St. Lois. (©)! home Write toda\ Box W-83 Post nves meee Sie ve > ee 1 i age A ix “orest 773. 4900 Pershi ag Lantz 1 , R Grend. Apt C2 oi Bf AU NDRY HEL J WwW AN I Ep : M &. , EN—Were you ever offered a gro- SALES gpemaee : = ‘AR ‘, or , . Pe se ppt ana et urea ' ; dnl ‘oet spatoh ad aa es : . : For tight factory work Steady work and Hot ‘SE GiRl-—General housework and plain , ber | BALESMEN—Large New York . store? Our proposition is better. i ALESMEN—DRAW ING Ac COU cael —~acpeeta yg tenia ap Chemis. ASSISTANT ‘art or whole da ow ees Bs, Meg Be steno , peg 3 .| «oO 1 pa) Apnoly 13th amd Lucas or 234 and cooking. for family of 3; no washing; nice me Ton es Ph ag ae ; oa |, house carrying complete line cette . ee wager. four. canned goode. large territory agency: good a can ave peak toe a a abany 8010 hay S. Jeffer esc eee : ang 7600 Michigan. room : $45 month. Cabany 8787. End lauodry, 4325 Finney (e%) ‘ t. | laces, embroideries. neckwear, reg oT corres an entire me Of €TO- | gcount against commiss s nig ‘ ARTNER Wid — ut S350: mi: yfactut - a. - ’ -% cine Banat . - nw ' . a tA - ‘ ion; must . a4 ban Bak a Phe » tind () ESIGN ~~ - «> \ \ v S mie: 2 Miia nee” Th aneuenenemeall —— HOoUCSEYG IRL-—-For “genera! house work far Hammer ” will ‘turn man with following among dry ‘ ce as weil ag paints. roofing and auto- (and heve wide cna ance with Ford z ore ing; uniimitea or v pe ov ar; T A r E K IN ER : F VOMEN Pita OP +" : aaa fr — = “ni ian ie. Om parry iv ~ 2 3 Call Grand 3960 4060A De LAL NDRY HELP mz O-4068, department stores; liberal cOonmmm le Cilla, with no rent to pay: no money ers. Give references and ¢uii pe Pe ee 0-370, Post ispa HATS apart) 55¢ Cabanne Fores monty ia . | @tate territory; references. Box &% Mivested; take large orders froin samples: romptly. Address Motor Utiliti ties Co ticulars Ae TNER UW? invent Si in \d-pa ila ie itéon het dannct OR (ely (e2) Tine on ie Experienced markers and sesorters; bhigh- 702 Ww orsd “hidg.. New_York. Ms | are guaranteed and pr oven q! uality, Prospect av. ‘es al land, "O. 760 7 La atl - pert Ray ? . ro} - pattern na eT aut tL, ~White 0 ? ap bundles an ’ J Q Q ‘ a ay HOUSEGIRL—House and Atnin room ent "THE 7 AS ey ny 7319 Mane nestor. (eT) (oT) SAL BSMAN-— NO 1 Sa PY Ne ; | _@elock, 7108 Delmar. Cabany 6341. | shirt MOOLONEA LAUN ae, ae ork wz ‘; Mantifacturer, popular “a fram GOOD SALARY AND BONUS. ‘ ) nachinery: 2 months’ o7 lers mn mand al ) \W he lesale Mi) nery 17} Ww ash- SIRI 4 te: . , meneral housew\ ork: hhim nent Int9 semi-executive posi- ~ Pg ro — hoveework and 4020) (Nive a , ! : or ane” : ? Oo awa’ or immer ; n* ED ‘ 7A r ’ eare for walking ch " ant . ait FSMEN—-lalling on any class a © frames, serving trays, lamps. If you are energetic and capable, 7 , ————- | ington: av. 5167. 5705 Cat tions. CRUNDEN MARTIN: , " pe rim sn: Ppiy z _ al Emngravin sah emehiadinien tie icaennsiielindaiaiineaiaaiie vo St a famiiv: good wages 5548 Deimar. Fo | Shice ‘. ~ ‘ “vie rva te) ha ‘ ter e a> «a 6A an r i cw . . a a) ‘ ; § Wants them; 25 per cent ‘commus beral drawing account against com- 1107-09 Olive. St. ‘Pos: -Dist h 1 = st Bi, ree aces. 4 a 4 a accu ate cm nm - oh Se RNAS c) Collar starehere Sitio nh acvancement: state age, t(L—For distaphone work Apply 00 rider amples free. 4 ions; exclusive territory or side line : NEI on t und Dr = ™ enced - HOUSEGIRI-—-General aonsework; real cus pon gh S18. Clinton, ia oh ie 1c : eo immediately for applica- | SALE ESM EN . Hig ‘eiiieetion> .neaal money in .t 2 Derience. salary. Rox V-164 Pp.-D dent... ‘agner Electric Corp.. 64 GIRLS Experienced : to . emits gm go war — Fa ae ae tag A = foe tatore ¢ aes . 20rm an etails. NATIONAL ART == hh a; leettt |. e security and di’ tne IXNER COOK—W: an. 2608 Peatai O77! suth ’ . ’ —— 12964 (eo) ab eunen ial SALESMAN—One of the largest . $500: will @, | VISRE A Sonar siege innnriniaapnentoncne meiasgeratati : e p on: | om nipthipiiiadindieiniiies by EXCELSIOR LEADER LAUNDRY. i -55 ° oH M ASHER—G oot wages 2840 Olive e 3IRLS— Wrap and pack soap, mak alt rations on men 8 HOUSFGIRL-——Witte, general housework 223 euase av. tc 0. -53-55 W. Harrison st... , amet ers of chinaware !n the United Bu —_ - D R 2 - eS ees. St . . ; 7 rhe Stats of Missouri: experienced Sia - grade for DU ANT ARTNER Wti.—Py ready-to-wear manu ra Marouetie Hoiat, Surtees 4Siy MeMAMoctrane ot” “T) clothing. Apply to Clothing | iz. "2itent™" cli Forester" | CIRTRRG AR CHB ENE —Rapetiowens | ferred. although experience not be ees EN-—-A concern of national scope. etu 0 Lt : 1Xth and Washineton T. * mn fami! xk And Fr ; Ss. a an Cc ? a ry ’ ‘ 11° 7 4 ! } I 6 -~ SNe eases . ane es Ps | ~ ' , anal , ry , . ras ame . -- S Ly woe nierson 8 7 ae ee eres, Stee. con wee ¢ R P. Secu rities, eT: beeing aaa | DISHWASHER Woman Apply Colon 3 A — Kaye TP. ed ae g Co eth Depart ment, BOYD S, Olive a cy —* easonab! o.wenent po" | a entheseiorvs sclegusince bios oe wor } Se i ; " ' r lear Exevious gp Y veg ang eee a n cabadle of a Po per year R 198 B me. on urran : etter Rox ars ont- ispa c ; : . esamen or istrict na tazers: . - =A ye me - — .4 emt taurant a ; = roadway 4 . Po A ~~ child Pp oO + : nin arermmenemeinenraiiesenicinitabaaticiaaraisiitenstinnl ¥ LES hants? ~i ) of advertising in the Satur- Call suite 304, 4] 1 PARTNER ais ps, a tn anit o DR E SSMAKING, remodeling or famils p= BO i - a and 6th. (eo) ¢ “harles "Mo. , oz 92, Bt. MACHINE OPKRATORS—E XP hese all aN — Or aemerch *powerftl 2 Post and other national pub- Tao ah oeent” maniaeee: ORO to Iindell, 21981. 3841 Cook av, GO! RLS—Experienced. for drill and | puoch a ~ ~~ POWER MACHINES, TO § unequale nventi ve te an together with the way our prod-. K re of presen 2 anh 5 eo aan Oo il » | — . presses. Moon Bros, Gano and McKie. i coil PA . a: PP ren 7 I's BeG rRi—» home no omamed ne , Cabany 7545 $431 ' nt | thle OYME NT. HARR ae Be Bo a octmmnission *.. fail if you follow ‘nstra-tions sous "NER Wtd.—Live fe gaiegman et Bs ‘pees : night@: must have references; good wages GIRLS versity dart 1227 Ast OT Ox pec gaie. give qua! ification. : Pin en —— Appliance | + sal i mene eines. al )_iWendiry. 5756 McPherson. fe) woUsEGIRL—* hite: weneral housework in| sat st or general heuse Oth and (%olfax. Cieveland, ¢ a. = in aaal ade ——— | " ; dead be , eB a e4 "1: °% Of Ri~—To take ordere over phone in whole Must be 16 vears of age for anertment cood home and wages Call Mew or ourhide work 110 Arundel re ‘GT MEN-—Eaey to sell grocers : on hy Faalen tae secre ehihn times re 304 W-278 oat -D 1s naie df “a firm; a 9 ‘>t, retall or z ‘ -gna' > ‘“aterman, second floor, Cab- | 4, Ar E xperie nerd, for gei¢ club. “Sit o0¢ ~ well anil es at - iS ; —_ —__-—~ holesale drume Ox ie : ‘Ci? - , - & ; ¢ { automobile oils, t pont gy on one $ = need apply; to take orders for new ’ RR rD.—WwittTl : TR} ~ mee ae “for "genera stock work. Apply Superinten- HOUSEGIRI-~—White. eeneral housework =pton 34x —— ” | - oroge ancl on A on ie ~ troub tad lamp ; grips ay thing. SAT ESMEN “Re E Uy » “EY | ‘ : ard | _~ ase “ orm: ". : } P “ ~ nd wanes f E t RB NT’ wil} ner ‘ v awe v far © ifrim - : oa ~ 7 “ — — ® wore 32 Portiand vi. © throws light exactivy where want- ——WE NEED SIX MEN TO ue R- > Tok \ LY. SECURE nousewo — ae, Soe ' de oO Umpliovmen OS ey Pon en : a , ee ly ‘ ore . ee tee ae dans letaction , Cian best, least expensive. rivet ORGANIZAT THE PERMANENT SALES A aA R-- NO O01 ~thpand- finor avartment. 55°28 Waterman — oe ent pio: ’ $50. references Phone Kirkwood (29M MAIilD—Fer general housework: gooa “hours +s « . - w t ; J orn . ' : t Lais- verienced glue etaver an ) ‘wn T #£ ger Pe ao ars " : .: : os 0 onder lamp ae Wiss HOt: Gpil- ab nr ale = ST bie n — Sc} h oie! er , Paner FB bSas | GEN J & BRO. DRY GOODS CO. HOUSsPGtRi— Or @oman. capable wi 1g oe worent ©) 73 — re “sth 4¥eIRL NI . for genera) house- | LA' NDORESS—Firet-class German. tor Mon Co., on ee clothes tronere machine gitie ; » | particulars. Loverin & Browne ce ™ UR@ hot cakes: exciys' or i ee Oe | gaale Groce ers. | 707 S. State ai., — Sommission ; $) Fy oo TRIC SLEANE ones IN THe Ww OF BL EX. ;ER td > DUVe nai ! " >) for general rovgeework ané platn eo a, MAIL—Por dining room. | SaALESMEN—Trav reling, to sell full county by county the territory PRRIENCE NOT ESSENTIAL : Saeqg Spec’ — eo G “Spotting and finisner, exper ienced in 70 month 6260 Cates Cabany to08 Pn eee . Os 5 4140 who | plete line of crockery, gases, allman Ware now Covering with auto accessories: THE HOOVER SOMPANT. oes ent ak T leant nd dyeing. Apply 708 Ham nan. GIRLS— 1 6 y ears of age, to do yuna} Bcheol for Oivia 325 . shawetoras ‘*. of open account, direckhs ¥ ull deta first letter. r by 265 FIELD BLDG, TAYLOR AND OLIVE 4 a wes on ; (e%B) dev, Ba. 1 HOUSEG IRL—White girl for genera! houne Ma ID— For acnere! housework; Re ier cose merchants, ene nem £8 Co. aS age (65) — eee a1 cr GIRL—15 years wi gi. e nice home floor wor kK in factory; also work no c cokina *R14 Althamfhra ort ‘re or wh, "Si abs°° wages ° io & Box 1 block east of Grand between Gidney and _‘\**. ‘Grand 918 “yi “ery bbere: also side line »™ w0.. | , Huron st Chica 0, Tl. TNER Ws bwnel , il Pe rities. grocery iol . “= + & d coos ee . pe : ‘ far ver li , t hot Ise ork i » ” , - : ferred. : 0b iota of « rage ytd and enames F N—With a auto, to ae!) nigh - -xrade : - | revs ToC; iT ~: Pau, ; ~ ne fwaaes Nee a ey} Stee! c lea rners Ta ken on pow er ma- ¢ rrr 4 ne M, .10— “White, fur house work in i mection ; the Frar k China ‘Co... ‘Bast Li vege t to automobile end nariware mg PEt tae pe “feed: also tec. plant I ntellig about 17: te look ul } ines and yaid wh ile heing HOt RETR i ne experience neces was et Se 1 > aaa fami 7-2 27 an ph a “a , hrougho Misveur! ; our district gga ' 5 ‘ le 7 . { » ho! } ; nr “ ; “ } e iam orders (2 Fourt floor erin I ~~ ‘ — Alay afternoons off. sat = ES nnn : VWAID— or enere) work, 7 te mes ee ~_- - “is —_ 7 eed tor ta hm . . “}1 and what is 1 ’ " pana . oe as ea gy ened‘ moce. snot sit | Clar; F. r. A. MoCarthy, ha TR Post -Dianate) : Ajoe's. 615 en taught to make wash «dresses. ». Sao e, Te nef. good pay eG ocak an titer ge gO ‘ARTAER | Wid—Ogening. cer and a fnneral , housework; (n° eu | MOSS STRAUSS MFG. CO.,| Stuser inten - om inky. bent wagen 4} Piendste 3) , ouat live | GIRL—For cure a connection tn the ree vane Ter . to interview appl!- ; ‘ . na o7 W ness that will pev large «a ‘g position: if you are over — = - ' ine ss The oF } > 5 ary : 3 ad is; { good wares. nh a‘er weil on ~seoag : . vO . maaan | Rene - , : . war [D-—4"s inpetert _ for ower 1% ea me ES glee, heaton SAMMMEeeeee, “coc Giisiar'srreie,, SALESMEN ~~ Ready-to-wear; jemi ijivve vy om ae | amd SALES | 2 i tt | 1685 Washington av., 6th fleet, (uel eae cf ae oa oes ; f . ‘ - r ‘ , Bie , - — GIR Vhite, experienced r n ; , 1 manent . my © _ 7 ’ lie Ville-av., East St. Louis, 11) ae tras he will take vou out calling on for Kentucky-Tennessee Ter- rar al te ke & = : : RL White. caekin f adult take e e elevator. fe] he house w | pt TOM ll - _ Store and demonstrate to your entire 7 tts rho 1 close immedtat S50: f. rences 57° Waterman, 2d ¢ " hon: "a hook MAIB— Reliable. ter geners! 50; referen: Oe 4 vs =~ whaw @ute hefer oe a _ matt family, gto pay. 63 mrnneed | 'BALPSMAN—No woman in wil | wash & sion Our saiesmen are earn- ritory, also eastern Texa Ss. We i oe JA Tote ~ rae meet cates” al . om f times a day when this work @& monthly; salary or straignat ‘ hvil ; ; ARTNVER ia bit rounk RLS— wrap & eS Ne ae ch r. Webster | man Sale: : piianoas, h contract; do not apply vniess hav ea well U1T up trade In ; eh en:) teed rrity ‘iilin ‘ ie Pr daedocay yay OO ty spo, ‘ — ——~ t my het os three blocks | MAiD—eneral housew furn - . “" Por teste » htieh nt lens rin nn snve ¢ . tr oe te P' ant eM light room Cabany Ssiw ok Several minutes by our BD af é. nea reat ish the proper references and : a teed 5 years; sells for $ . . ee ee foe " in @ ‘ tiwe article brings $100. an yor - as . of your saieg for ibe Pe) these territories: as our line Is . go Gents a ‘ust be abl +2. - C learn naper box work $11 per ray Ve PPh s otestant “wun iner gm one notive really make 10 calls yay ca y . } » - - , - . . @ SALESMEN—Three: by ne 7 el known. Men ™ ho know ; Ss: 3000 Cul i complete partic . ne 8 _ LIGHT, a . i ee : 1, ae! S*@KPEPFR—RBy coupie empiosve4 Box or outmde onere Cabaeny aes | +4 . . *s ew c ‘ oc ' . *y) - _ in , xperience, f — r repair wor r pressin = OT "Or ‘ , *ermt ~ ED) OF | office. 544A McMullan. Seo Ma ae tine art cca “Nty | this line or the territories will viare in yt pang “toh IRL—Fro ~ gf 3 BB __Draesit, cr! work in Paper Goods Factory. W-A4. “Pont-Die | factory | SALESMEN—A_nationa; saies 0§ ) ae cards. folders. blotters and | find splendid openings with us. pyoTe soLiciTORS—Something new os ing Co.. /430 Minnesota K11.50 to start. S415 Ashland For metheriese heme eieo upetaire _for two AID. - ~ar Pint ne room. _ white: Ld Organization wants ambit ious P D0. . . . real opportuhitw for ive s anni water av'’s Art Store 4] —— .: cok and take car Aint ¥~ v Lindell fet “hehoal yy Gira. some bookkeepifir knowledge "g ney mak! na contract: commission; N, FRIEDMAN & SONS CLK.: -m"*’ ™ _fes oman preferred referesces reauired £12.00 after 3 months HO'REKEEP ER— Motherieee home: 3 ema!i Andel itke to bulid up a remunerative | ~ Rinearson. 10:30 io 4:30 | “| aT Tea TOR ee hae neving and Pershine. Forest TAS2 cbt ‘rer wente awe - Rog W-TOR PD : | their own, our proposition ei “a Chant, Bide uesday and W wee ( QO. _ sth and W ashingion By OR A eee be ab a oretues Pp () \ | ra pesist with housewo od home $13.00 after 6 months HOUREKEERPER—tLeady in refined home aoa 7: & i - : , tora ee. ane ae , rat. 1 a eS cece cia lone mat heme and weren. 8448 Sea + . . os = - 17 ; n “ nr e ¢ t 4 a 7 | * **% » tj dersement of every banker. v “ age*® rev‘ erencesr Me ¢ for full information. v. eal | SALESMEN—Muat have ref- | ~ ae c a Pee gael : , : ct! S dy advance with length of > an ae aneeie ae + é . es eat Wise © oa ea SALESMEN feat" a seen gar cy Steady advance with length of jcorgriceeprn white for general Mess | 24 Rata = SAT. ESMAN—To establish elegtt Per Sunda “311s Locust GIRL—For light. factory werk: stess service —t a. — ° > * . ‘ ‘ -t - ae? . ) and " (hres J ify) plant: dealers tn nano eB a UTC We offer you e contract which provides RDERS ‘ compete _ between lif ‘ cae : : - $ : ' PES i Wanted for aeaatal bonsowers MOBILE SALESMEN MAIL O - pm Benton 2678W -—- CRUNDEN-MARTIN MFG. CO. worse ‘KEEPER. -Manage ewamer resort yy a month: ne leunéry: Thiust ha yea references and abi il "be me permanence of employ ment, cer.lain ty { Seay A ~ _--- a. utp aceount and commisnion: . oy t-olass salesmen for car selling income and an excellent opportunity for PREBH names wanted: 250 cor npanies | buy GIRLS—To citp threads; experience bo , 9 ; give qualifications Piet leter ‘ ; ’ nTw . : : ‘ “ reer ou tT hor - ; e reantile ; werk: good compepsation né rt yBALESM aN—-F ive rood +0 as ‘ x a’ and sosteted 1 aa ’ e ‘ Bi: ts ov 4 | fi . . man ty fa mi work, ¥ nat "4 A ® | se WOM EN tee | . r : ne pel -_— : 5 mph 4 ‘ ~ ’ ; Is Pao 1 : an * ‘ re . : ma Pett _ 703! Bide, 7th gpd Chestnut ath ms Be ie voter ee ETI | Sie ull gens Olive ay Patera esate RL— Experienced: fer govering punchites chocolate dipping, enrober dip- “OUSEKERPER Eiger, wenar gad, 10 room and beard, references affens $4 1.£8MEX—aut accidents: oF eet oo a Ren | » lean ; a4 Pn we fy of them." It is get 7 Or women. 7 Electric Shops, Inc, rex coom— Mur iis ond Srentien 0. 2196 Walnut sing, chocolate packing, labeling jig FERRET t—For “ei. aeudioy “lass | MANNER — Se By _, —— trees _~e ev's Cafeteria S ht factory work: good wages , t ] d K oie dno iy ~- " good way: 1 n = rv aaa ae S—For iz ct ; . ; 4 . 4ll or pay: no | GAN AND WIFF-—White rh nl : om es Meme Eat lov aisd filling bottles an packages ad y preferred. Apoly laciede Bun. A ats . : Abely Or write re é at. . . — u gamer bi ‘e) : on. ahienatin, te. b 99 Athoeraph Co, 60! _§. Me B orking conditions. Cafe LsEREFRERMWiddicaacd womma a re tt “Ful ere. Depts _ bave created openings for two | rAN’ not rh aman fo FE ea "a : “W NI SIPLA—To operate envre lope machines, est wor & fi aR PER—Middie-aged a , gi > WE WANT ¢ : ¢. but nifty one: wil to hues yyears of see 5°! teria, dispensary and employes’ Fe idtu” dean Cran” wes’ Unéerwr mlesmen wih = a jaree ran- ” . . —T an eee and ’ ' ' : i . 3 must be ine nier » 3 — ; — oencerr Iii ta Mer o ene xY Pam ree on ® " ‘ 7 . n mrt hy “*? ty! ' ify oor ‘ . ; v . cap Tine —agrenag oe } ae whether tren, To! mate phone ae eta igh Ge ICE och moat be honert. Send tla at amen eee rogees store. Apply UNITED DRUG Hovaiiksben—Comonen coibailn oa forks Come me ie ~ ‘ . , vet es ’ ‘ a - . " : ~ wv oe Ty Ff ’ ‘» a t “ . a “) f ° , 4 ‘ °% . . ‘ P . , ee len atte ne ee h they need and eeli them from: en@ eppreciate nice pisce Bethe Ui family: good pay. 1286a N. Fu-ire) 3601 N. King’s highway (¢) | pee Diario iii he. = . ete tion, .determipatic ry Se eaten Te: other particu. |" tie beet dees, s Snnday oni fn! . ~ G4. Post. —_ match (e) | | ' ' ‘Wette und ats Tro Manchester car > Fen en — re ’ . wc fs i . . ; : ad ; Fargrt ; « beet . . interview wn pe ‘aeaated Ris an . nwte - 8 . .“ as ‘ear 7 s the Seve om j Ol UBER [sal L teA ® c ; ' a. eS = m Tm) ntes and es ' SAW, gee ) tr a'man, Stetier y - Dispatch. le? TF , F -Main ems NS are are child . way apply " Fpeaee eas, | ee EYEerY. rere Mi Sim, "| ee etre “tence an e % , i ruz rena f% atio cat me Post Diapateh, . ie et @ age, experience. salary | 6:30 >. m= ai a. 4390 Olive, awe as ) S wd fe s060 trea fe tl A A | cade Leung as 088 Post-Dispatch. in, sil

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r OR ST. LOUIS _ POST -DscPatTerr MILLINERY TRIMMER Experience: Balary. GOLDMAN ‘, * a6 A ee ee oe) re Ss cnc ee ee ee eee t i i ta SOC rile SHURE) Raa. SI gl 22 ada Behe Sates alan > » era irs s ." IPE RAT . * at ne b Poe Bin ne et ee a SSG te oe ee es yr. NY Me : . : - pers ew GENS Foy bet ca petty crphngetath pega Trg) Soe PR ES ali ig sty eae ee Tae os ad SERN Reet! enone ee” eR einen . ATTERN & & as ‘ —"i« STER i ING F "? “4g is ‘ eke mortars \ _ -~__ a a eWAsA 4 KY oc KEI AAP POWER frerr work va = -~ & AMO) qn ae eh he RG SEE OP REI Gg ON “OPER Tt IRS OP ERATORS _ aprons ,pa "reeses aso «xk Tears anc iin ore ; : Ween WW Ore MORGA NST > a RM ES r co Bi 4S “oFERATOR W ANTE D inmery or Car operat ‘> Weshing UAL OPPORTUNITY Operators Experier ed Guaranteed UP TO $1s i bungalow aprons enced examirers on L4iP? Olive OPERATORS ‘TORS aan aes coer 2* & & jarc sige basting Atl. LIJt: 7 —OPERATORS | et per tar ced me Ri NO OPERATORS — Experienced power machine, on _ ; omg work. MOON MOTOR, 4400 \ Main C OPERATORS—Experienced on middies, cotton dresses H. &€ K. GARMENT CO. 905 Washington OPERATORS-—-Singer = sewing machine: to sew white canvas bags; good pay: steady work CANVAS PRODUCTS Co. 1236 S. 7th. OPERATORS— Overall: at FLY & WALKER WORK CLOTH ING FACTORY, 2235 O'Fallon st. Take elevator to 3th floor = DR ss 7] we a ae | OPERATORS On ladies’ hats; rear position; good salary to e: enced heip. Apply 2d floor once. GOLDMAN-O’BRIE NASSUAER, 5&19 ieteeten OPERA TORS—On dresses —— Wages; steady work; ide: working suitiitions rie HOUSE OF FINKELSTEIN. 808 Washington. OPERA TORS— Experien- ed dresses: wil! guarantee ? week and up 0 #fPerenced dress operators. Apply JOSE- PHINE GARMENT .” ies. , Vi Ag OPERAT 4 ™ak eres - ee ae oo a. | ees Y ake? ste r@Q eff cm HELP WTD.—WOMEN. airs HELP? WT D.— women GIRLS OPERAT eco =~“ @ ee CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS ___WOMEN SALESWOMEN WANTED —_— WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED — Is the position you seek HELP wTD. —WOMEN. GIRLS HELP wD. —WwoOmeEN. GIRLS Bag WANTED ue —— & far _M'SCELLANEOUS FOR SALE advertised in these colamns today? _ \ ‘ONDHAND PIPE re ra mr RK 'S, A% ta Pte TSreacs & new rCASES AND ING BAGS *£, — ~ -” oh 9 OL! APRIL fn ———— ee ema ‘e1erce ’ eweous FOr SALE “HOLSEMOLD ¢ NIV ERSA! ‘ HIN E—Aad a te | ; 7 ROL! ee ee —SSCELLANEOUS WANTS ) and 40 rg nua * wa’Tla - "2380 . ratched; will iring reom rts. oes. focke 3 brary ates and heid goede to fornieh wee slizhtly used nate ak ese an ies rT ‘MRT N ath . @ eRber ae nell oN Tt. + 2 a ee ae a 3° cate TION RANUL — K "| made, « bargain 25 2 S. Bh 4 ‘mest “TFart » TABLE —Mir- 7 e Renaissance -s< NPORT—S15._ | iT: - ~PORT—W ita matiress i tae, a" Lame t her ITE —Ma= SCOTIA I f—r _ ‘a ii i’ aa 1th er Bax: VENYORT BET — Maaocear /— vered $35 *o gee4 cog ROM sET— Like sew: 940 rr oM | seT— on npiete new fires | tment me hean Delmar 3884 = To Fe—aznd sing om = STO sé abanve MMING.ROOM #SET—< heap Appiy __ tween ® ant iz 2703 wh ‘tier =s DINING ROOM SETo— Or all & 4G for senmet cash Fae 7008 More sn Sintna ROOM SUIT E—Aiso bedroom very reasona hie LSLSA Case a a DINING. ROOM SET— Poured ocak, se new: pieces. 4833 Waehirgen + sn DING Room si TT &=—8-piece 426iW FPinuer _ Lindel 6o098™ Y TINING-ROOM SUITE—‘ery reasoradic 5454 Me Dona!4 boat i we a TANNING SUITE—Derk cox. S45. Cay ded, %m mons $15. 4017 Chooteas at Dix C-ROCM “SET—Oak 9 pieces $-0; 925 go04 as cee S72 .. Mirnese(a. GROOM SUITE—<heap. on account a 3455 Lafaerette. S34 fleor weet. BiNiING ROOM TAP Pr E—Las =z erette ‘'s ifax * <3" 7J 42 _Reddod. | fe’ “NING SET—Fine Cathedral oak. If pieces: $100 3507 Lerss sET—Tabdie. 6 chairs and baffet: 3 _ 301 Detmar dl tei oe- (Wve [NG Ss) IT ©—futter. table © fumed cak. bargain. $60. 44637 NING ROOM ST TTR Samnrie American walnut. $125 4008 . 5 thie ee ; bee J Phen - Grand e809 eer Sar fav Grant a47R NING-ROOM SETS —10. sew earapien, Pere: genuine T-tene walnet Monday's all . SI 14? “01 & Jef?ereon ING-BROOM S=T—Peainied and — Tated iz CUM N ew stead NG “ROOM SCHE—Hies | Pieces, Acme vie s bargal Seviers Pow 0-286 Tyepe toh ww XG Tr — American wa ieet. Pe # meet few other ‘Perest S077 . A eT Ni BED M ST TTE—amert’ 25 wainut, sell cheap 3207 & Breed war fer a 1 Me, roo. *_TY?—Mahetect feces: worth S300: will sell f&r SISe 2022 } ING Roow stir ES piece e ten eentitiean wi ee | @ orate’) ‘ore We relUabic party. T7377 Maple at. Map i “=o, 4 s round table, ote sere ‘mech ro and oh rar 4e eren and Gunn #°20 Humoetrer tend 142A oo Geanriie an tund, § ss are mire ant w te | 00 Stece . Mavilacd [oa L or after S Cutany 68852 of a ’ BR Aas | ar .? 18 =D —Ast Se - S kinds = ow 08 Mo rer de: matiress end sew ot _aannert

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Feed eal TLR RE ETE. EL NR RLS ETT EEG. Te sl METER 8, - — _ @§ 1600 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches, and Mis cellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today Pectin arnt te ia 2 ao reat. fs eB POST-DISPATCH. _ omen | MACHINERY BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES : A U T (o) M. oO B I L im —e aa at ‘SAFES ‘STORE AND OFr ICE FIXTURES TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING igh a SAFE—Excelsior make. 41 inches F Pa r | MACHINES For Saie | For Sale ; ll - | i@h;,; make offfe: Kessler, 6384 South- or a e rYPE WRITER=— lin makes, ! r — -- : ANG i ao »-« CZ ndyv CaASe anti meat } ‘ 7 ems Jie i . . 7 . 4 Jiu h, 1. 500 02 o4 N. at TCVeLE- a deans Bauman Safo Co $0} AY ' . = EV WRU RIC o a” ines check oe ss 7 Z Be oso aN He iCa ls he rAl, SETs.w Manhattan a Bari os, ponies —— _ 4° spent Sth oS . Ls MEAT COOLERS (one fie and Lf ; “4 . “ie, BOGIES ie put ‘ var yier 20. Cer mtral 479°. ce eSO0R8A N. Lith es sanuhaka nn cee or lug. large body ; _chear. Riverside 2591 W. (1) tires: S450: te rms AT tami arg ide? ‘3 muHie a} ws ; Ke rv. +4 ‘ : ; a @ ’ : ’ , *? | ‘ | “Ot ct rs Poot “ if 4 . ’ - - 7 eas oe BA i ‘ = e % : ° c . . ws - — ay , = ° septtona: burgain. Fensinger { ge I oe MEAT MARKET QL r ORGANS | ’ rt age da y Mac! e . and used. wiring, repa'ring and insta ae. like new, 3. ZO0UTA e Jefferso } } n rs '. 1} find lotsa of 047 M. et. (cS) = mee’ ARS ans cnsume 2 ee a cami ef Pee ape eA; : ” BAF E. Radbeat leon nye ms “ Ant oe uate nhs. Con re . SCA! ae + . ace / : A i fies Ip? j / i Ac i aes = X , = vl Ma Ket is ra ; sen ' ¥ i.r NeCY \ pain est r innine ; Oar Ling, as Wwe are P losing out @ ice Etc rae You NG MAN- " Ww ants hauling contract: RI it DE woud oun. 1924: — p— “oupe, 19 Te tures at bargain oP ‘ one . han I . rie lot. al nt ' = eeu ‘ . wae “eg we ht ide sast SS? lov | a! ind . ators saie I . At | der: gre: marral tA, Natur: 7 ilo upp) ies. tT" niversal Radio have a “-ton truck: reliable. Box O-158, i new National l'sed * ——— tk 2 Dp. te rms. 1 Ty in | cm | al e » ‘ ‘ § ' Pe! ’ i Yvy 1?a] ("ae Wo . ’ " | oF , ;*] Ms ft . ; irwy be si i ia - é s ¥ 7 : “5a Ss I si cots al ‘ a | rT] Late node! ve dium iz t\ 04 Wa fi ah tr 2 — f ai ) 40 Vv. Post- Dispat ch. ' Locust Car . - “o ut e; - te lf. ‘ areas pe ew ta aoe ween mt = . I i vi ns ' aoe ; ; , ; t tf BE stad 5 ‘ ‘ } t ve 48: — : pepe 4} 5 ‘ rie Bika x Eighth, ; Surruughs; pric sd Ns Ni! ; : } nis , ; iin Phone ans We. br apt vais 1} ching nm A\ an é NT . . Ferd, - drive yourself. 50c hour 192 RUICK $7f err : = wy A pe ive 260%, : : plies for ma ae can Writing bOrPo! wi ; p. 600 rood | BLICYCLES— erce, ace hefor ~ : _w Stage ampil eae ge Forest 7R90 5016 Delmar Wire wheels: Al COU p— oupe: 10; star ~— . ing 10") 1] “ r icant dined: : : } - . =’ ' ‘ ¥ 4 . » ag ’ . >) , : as . ‘ . ‘ ; sgn, ; range He e : ' 4 e?l, . ae ft e ' 7 _ _ . ——— Pe toi : . . FR $ _* ‘ s BAY Expert Bs a rr ne . £ ULTIGRAPH— aple uD-to , ote | Machin vo, SOT ] Ma iti. ondition: cheap: \ AY ll) kinds of wir , Bs A Svar siesG, plete 1 ao. eelnicane Stors ibe, | TRUCK—Fer hire: 2-ton. by _— week KAUHS-BUICK i a ts a = puns ao Sane aaa Rs pen po gle gpa iin aris e] ‘outfit: at 4 ( - 30 « whe : ‘ ep ringz motors ans fai { P a fe il > eng as “? ’ : 7 " by . P month. ‘all Si] idney ZS6W. a ()ne nm Sunda, “VIEW. : : coupe in fos at big c) ing: our new | at ee OMARL TL, a ‘ a iia, ae . (oe) Pi agye ee es = ; SIRI: : _ ; ~ Se ’ Ss inev ‘ > ‘ re ~ ; . ‘) P } .* eF ua -" . . . . ‘ , ° y oon More: | } ) Pf r) : " yr ot id . . arry A rade uncerwriters . _ he , * . ° - ‘ . o ma? pty ‘ } Oo receiv) 4 sets ait Fiij- 4 . Sim, ap linia’ galit“Cenira’ 1008. Exchange HP Wctie taekat modelee $3 ean. ($5 ‘monthly. | SfoTOnS— Lanse lor at rebuilt’ Twotors: all | evesLieR— teed, 90 to BIA, tinea” 81,95. | ieaTRnIng 1 Hadi receiving sete and wi RENT A FORD BUICK COUPE, 4 ee oe woods, | aenddvat BIZES, | _ and dd. « iso new motors its) for all ma Hughie, 209 } ?¢) , pepsi” ae? ia oh dot. owive Ti iene coupes, sedans, touring! 4-passenger 6-0 inder; ae | 2, CAB OF $5 ; ; : Aw fo bs e our J latest modeis, With wUe- care, 4541- 435 3 Delmar. Forest 313. Fs (cS) /We will guarantee: terme, 4 = “i $ nding and repairing } souar TT PEL a 2 o.6 - ‘. a aaeee T . ‘ . , i cs — . : +0: ) | -ES—-Regulat alues, $24.95; ) . , S003A Unio . BUICK AUTO CO) 3456 & gE a —_—_— - late io 15 - ex : a odes Site 4 512 St. Charlies st (cS) OFFICE FI ~ 2 ‘S IXTURES CO aby ert mechanics fo PRICE ony) . oles M , > n work; commercial ' . ‘ ow let rh ' re) . : ‘ Py , ; eontractor for tf a \f : epee . Bea aoe iclent Nectrie C 1231 Pine cAD) | at : ~~ 4A ’ TUBMS—ienuine WL) i} peanut ' RENT A FO , evenings and Surday ag uling th st Oiive Se Pvp ; wereps Ri ‘TS ALI MAKES rin rpc CYCLE res racer; cos . : st b@ sets. complete, $35. 4416 Easton , at ‘ ave RSELP. CADILLAC & a 1906 ‘ a 7k) ES ce.eTe z , ‘ tery er tog ‘AbD ca "Ty" is een AND COINS er eee + ll os ane All ray var’ | Sa ee ee “>. 1208) 2212 ) eres ae , i SHT—-Phones. two battery. | porest G82. Delmar 1277. (c8) | \“aret eC —Tree 60, gam F | Natu tear Geils ' Dental — = at a bargain 1. MB oF . 1109 aAgn 1 mple “3 . 3 h st first-class mechanical ‘cond ons. Sena D—Couve. 19zl: s ' in’ centfais i? naire Supplies ; . : ; el : ma ll . F . af : Tet its ntral 4377 I 1.S-—U sed, 95 al D, your ow PEANUT TUBB: . received, | ° ogee i a small cars: must ‘sell, Catany : ¥€ cord tires: & dand ‘ ~ > ) 2 . ‘ 23 $ " a , : 7 > 9 . ‘ r.* . ‘ cc cy j ~ 4 ‘la P ren , . Ce 7 ’ 7 @ ‘ ; e a J, ) standing desks, steel dies, offic es, Re PY PEWRITER SALE! ‘sain | Hornbee Kk & Hi ardie Elec trie Co. ab nl : ctomr ach; Manhattan phones. $3.85; EE oa Mol mt | rs mn phones, i a hy |} == D—Couves = = et. Rifreret bss late al j aaa: asad be fi rewiar, MAS mah y's raili :, artitions tiona’ HOKCASES : . ' = r @ ; ; eofir ~tumisme > bat ~ ort ; new d secondhand omplete it fit rs . ? mae! rv oe ‘ » » ’ 1 *) “4 - . ‘ ' aif V ’ ’ a A a term ' , arts; neW tires, $10; also giri's evels ewstead b Motor Sales, 716 N. Vandeventer. (c8) Cadillac letoria - Couple Fe Vo th Tex t hea \ ris if} { wn hi , . *. «> . = Otfice Fixtures Co, 700 Franklin, 18 MACHINERY $14 Market st. Both’ phones By | geertes See See 085) aise girl's bicycle, | Newstead. __ aE. } | | Tree“ | nw [tree pa | AN R. , . _ ap peed MRE blll. complete, @e'es made | 4 ALL AUTOS Wtd.—Any condition. 3441 |) _ This car has just been FORD STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURE® pa a ve “ I) : qUuLpmM } : 7 ' Wanted ‘ Oo bh sis — " S19 up a a Nran ne OT g mat ‘ , . ' a tlhe e 9! . , Juniata st. (c8) Brewater green, and is _ . i, apt nt a ; ee ' ~s ' ' ; ; Westminster, $°7; se ndhand bicvels ” rial 1d mnal Addre oasco, ¢ ————— mew ali over Dato . live _—— - ' ee - ae Ao he " motors, , 1 ~\ sth oT ee ist Riel St etiee ‘ey MM sl, automobiles bought; largest Missour! aor a. “¢ s, cord tireg 4. 3° oe Wanted : Pyne ORC * 56a ee v L MOUSSE. will Duy or sel! ali | ‘ . Pp. SINR ase moto — . oe ; — , 7 } he \’ L"¢ 1) rators 2s ‘ “ . : 4 sha ‘ " R eget ie dep) ar® 5 3 + S33 ‘ 5326 Neéo- - REE Ua ~aen cet oe , . | Bomont Hoo 3° 01 Pon Coupe like new, ' Da te Wk RS —--~ * ; f >? } cer ‘ ' i foe { tT} ’ \* ‘ ‘ \ t ij ‘ rat ] fi } 7 ey ay ‘7 gard re a Rivers oe : (ci Al.l AU /TOMOBIL ES Wwtd —We Day $100 | S inday, io A. M. to oP. * Ae mount: bles ERATORS—For butchers, grocer “yy a n a ; ain eatin to $3 We are in the market for|,| e: : ) displs | | - JO} oe 7 Neopia ace Me ose ny ms ; Com pie o519 3. , 11th / 600 chat. rade used automobiles for ex- | ———= Toye SS — 4 ‘ ae : ubes. -o 4 | port purpones We pay spot cash: no de-| CASE-—L! coupe ; have oe 3 ! coupe; im des ' oe , ruil : $35: battery, phones in-| lay. The following makes, as wel as other} sPected this car and put it ine Be - starter, demovntadl For Sate Pita hd bie x0 ob EAM [MMi for uter and J good; $40; «make rr ‘10: 4 rey el _ cluded 579 N. Spring high-grade automobiles, are of special} “Tag «ag concition, repainted amy } S80 Finney a : Lov to Te. inds pre : . ae | winters Suor 0.. 3 ive St. | HARILEY-DAVISON-——1920; and sidecar: in RAD ‘T detector and %-stop amplifiers;| imterest to us: Cadillacs, Marmons, Pack- | + Seaiat Gh scene BD— 1923 coupe 6 wee “3 eid: 1 y)) (RSAC ' —— yf a Oot , , *% ' Ist Se 1 § is] i! r} : if tt Lis , i ’ ‘ ‘ hd ‘ oye } mr 4 ‘ ‘ ra ’ 7™ fs) : ‘ ( : ; 4 ; vo, * eres... Oils Ce. | ’ 46 ’ q Don ” . rf ; Guy ADDRE jRAPH : . , ' OROOX. ards, Pierce-Arrows, Mercer Rolis-hKoy ; throughout s ery good ; 1) mile be *O0) dowr ee hele jovernm A L1G RESSKS—: \ good condition; $125. call 2515 Ww tr h 3 Hive, Central 96 —s = > miles of ; — than 200 mi 1690 name plates: § SO Eee | ane ' + seo arel a Puiwer : condition ‘Oy 4-996 Po isi versits . er -——_- -—_- ie Stutz, Hudson, Hupmobiles, Fords, Stude Kivo meny mlles of pleasure ee « 0-337. Post- tees tch. Grain ©o., 106 Mere} , ee soon — : ee : ' eee ae jin” Kennedy set, complete; | hakers. Chandlers, Chevrolets, Lexingtons,| ice MORE AUTOMOBILE @ * Nee a a 1t condition: se- — ; test 1 MOTOR BIKE —Joh nston, twin cylinder; jew: eel ‘Verything 3611 Market _s8t., rear. Paige. Dodges, Buicks: can use coupes,| Distributors, 2805 Locuse. pen "FORD ded vee A eatmin- a bargain. 3203 Ini liana a’ MAI | ystal : will demon- | a a trucks; bring them to us, get the| and evenings a & _ aier le ) 7 ve a ee ; r r oon nt rate ig ‘ , ag) } yi 2 qj ‘ ‘ t | ~ . - irae i oe , atte - 1Ni9, $100. 6225 cae - oi Mr. — sl Bomont 691. Motorist CH ALMERS—Coupe. 1919 moaaie * gter-. 189° soups: starter, demounts ( C oC U painted, in first-e lass cond oe ID—-! ate 7 * ; “ ; , s _ } Weber Impl. and Aute ee = -ebles, evervthing, Yl45; terms; trade ow ” MOTOR ¢ i» Indian, Sanne jupns, Dar- bowler pl., ine Lawn. RAY xen x : Siia da. for ain }} ’ . iz ; . ’ j ’ j nag Nel gag ! f\ 4 ? ; «4 - “ 4 pee g p we +2 : ~ se ‘ Me ~ a “y , h tube 2114 La AU TO Wr , ee | ° ' $750 tare) tar 7h ; a 9 lnor "aAses _ ‘ " . oe —_ , , , ' . a . ‘ ' Ane - e\ | ndian; and sidecs -_—— - aa ~ a : _ é ab >] , ‘ ii ‘ LU na. ) NX : _ - _ es Xtee : ; . . no : > ; saa ‘ : ’ . eae — a bo Ain act ~ easy t m ° eeorbes. : buy ‘wr ‘ . MICSLI bie ’ ‘ . ai Ci en, +, TreKi . J ‘ ; rhiry? tf ; , yA OA ’ ** ‘ lilies s = . | “ ‘ ; 4 Aa ’ ee ie Pain VA ‘ae : RAT: » y a) Es P— De Forest, Cosel $70: bargain, ’ yt erme, — 216 N. _ 21st. _near Olive ( Hy ALM ERS com ei ow Mot = (“ar q 5 . 11273 Pi Market ug before buying ere. G ‘tore and Baws, SWing saws nd , thet a rom rng ‘ith 220 sey pecngrisine MOTOR: CYe Indian; L918; good order ch Miller's, 1322 Olive a AUTO Wtd.—For equity in well improved | Be F ety tarter igh demoumabiles; biodgwett, suitable far estau te ixfu a) 700 Franklin aA} poOlnteres, I We chi ,OrTiiser, resaw, @€ug | roe ‘ ade I 61) J Motor, — Mr. | ‘ 161: $3 S&S. Second, / — Re generative gat vi h one step, i) - acre farm. Bax _ ‘ -3e 35, Post - Dispatch, Here is a sweet running > ‘. 4 — ri —- ane: ‘ ext tra: $120. cast y wn ‘ : = smmamanet nents . —- : , nf log SAWS Oo Ww’ « ist. 6th floor (a) | . ; 4 ary “ae: rr eee gece on Eanes : ‘ caller + C a Bt ° ion f id 8 aur: 3 (sft Va Jestis ine ! “d , ee. ry i Se gett >. ide P i 1 NY’ r . R, NTT N! MOTOR « ‘_.E—First S60 takes it: leaving hous Be a Ke y" 2° 4328 nt "B aston. (AU TO Wtd —Electric chaasis. suitable ~ de- ane. 9 he rance of a 1 = mg rN Mit ner va (tier 407 Nort} arket =. phy ey | oe aig cong eal uiedaihss'- () town: must sell. 41°74 Louisian | RADIO—Pe . tue th be ane livery truok; siso rectifier. Lindell Laun.~ ’ Ss the price; terms ie q ; see lias Ae in open . - aan : . Aston, | DODGE Wt ro, soupe, late 199°, Cabany } > Sn = es: bie wheel. clock. stop light: must — . . i MaAaAKet: Teviuli ised n ana Super hes VismiZRRe.De: capacity | | MOTOR Cy i.R——Indian: in ood condition: RADIO- 44 F ° Be u today: #150 4°14 Humphrey i fampiete " Tuner and 2-siep amplifiers, with 8344. (Cd | on > 7 | ; en Pe eee —_ gee CHANDLER—Cou be ; a > ot "PE 4 ney Ms K «st ES A SRLS A pileni~on meters dratt. abo ’ . “Sa; ey MA tae ce > satis AOTOR CYCLI ~~ per ee nea ny ~ tubes, $385. Druggist. Ifarnery and DODGE Wtd.—-Touring car, by private party; | Newell Motor | ‘or ‘ eee fet RD—ERAND-NEW 192) COUPE; RUN tT, rR i y7 | t» > .’ i i} : : vi , 2 ole Ao, computin = } rie: ‘ in . te + P a ha ’ 2 ’ : a p rin orc : ° , ah, , ae . 2 ° 3 eo ae , “wy uppeasiacg mr : r% a bane " var 7 a “ ‘ ; . l nion ; - “ ii] par vy ¢ ash: late m re no dealers. Mrs | = 263) ~ ea LESS TH A N 400 MILES, A Shi, BA R- 610 Warhington. Mat 36 coffee grinder ‘lectric nearly » pnt ent lading ‘all o} itn var a ait 00 ernn nent repre FEin nen CWO a ~p — = RADIO HORNS, clear speakers. . ( ‘all R Wm. Stein. Lindel! 2089 ee hb | 1919 } HH ANDL ER Ot > GAIN PHONE CARANY S045 a ‘ oe en? lf Oy Ma ke F | ‘ ’ he , 4 ; 4 7 tive ; Ps ‘ ray * rss ey a | . sandal ; 4 , ; . . ‘ 4 44g ombe for demonstration R} srside FOR is) Wrd —Touring: starter, extras. Jobn- In good shape: can s@ ell v x foORD— “oupe iALe Trice . . Silo cash i a. ef rd f| {¥} vy! iter f 7 oor and counte Pee te tform :. 7 yr} . ] " a) 4 ‘ "LOO ‘ 3 : r , Of) > tes nei , ~~ es ae ‘ . . . ‘ ow. . ston, 923 Pi ine st. / SAINT I ov Is MOTOR CAR 0 a balance $15 raont hi. . Siar kK. bl 413 ; J ‘ ‘ r t} " ae | ‘ _ ’ : ~ . ’ » . rs “, Pa ~ ." { 4 - t “2 j r ie Witl Sial > eg yor _ aoe oe _ — 4 — ’ = > . tera, safes 616 Morgan. (cf! a “ be: i ’ tion $12: :00-zallon water bol S95, Mid-Continet yh Me Co Se Sa eee eee oe ‘ian A S135. TB oe. RADIO REGENERATOR Sie Tt—2- step ~ loud FORD Wtd.— ‘oupe or touring. ADply Sun- -d01 Locust Soment Delmar bi. vue Son : . “Tr HE Tia Ch Re x Freeze a aS == es a rf : i West yiAlLONn nd NMidla ; ae = : oh . x? orn ne : wy Sait. ‘ —" ‘ t Washing’ r; ‘ ‘omplete Lui idel! 41. 35. JSO4 ! dav v_A. mm. onliv 102 12 th. Cc HEV R¢ TL ke] weer “passenger r ‘ ForRDS _ = coupes, TY >} rniodels fine cone ‘ » . - " . " sore » 2 . : : 3 . mile fa | ' ‘ + ‘ 4 oe y | ° y ash t — Q , ’ . Ps - mill. double hoppei bins 1 . 3 L1TG «= STOR Ma ee & ' & ontrac tors’ MOTO > Oey rH) ' | Stnwlan — : ington. ° FORD D Wtd.—Touring. Pon or 1922. “with wonderful shape; terms. Big dition: termes s ~~! junday Cikam-hp counters; equare blocks, silcing machine. | Haotiy une’, Lon ae: co | pa. | 2901s “, iO xX1d rit riveted, ct Cail 1 for —_ ' itt] } ceibices: waiee tin vermis Call before | J-tube get, value $225, with horn | rter: will pav_ cash. Forest 2619} M.} _5S. Jefferson. ~~ e stein Chevroiet Co.. 59" 0 Easton te) s | ' ‘ y ) 504 aTNiitor ‘ ro) i@) j ya? ‘ ’ spe i eye si0n Stina: ‘ is ul bil Pikih : ‘ ear ‘ BENE LENIES 9 . ‘ adi . . eh tRE ax ror ouie ale Shiraite . Pe eee j — Spay “ * - . ranktin. : ! , H ilton it zel, ae b ounit 2 eu 11910 Fancl ing: Wonder’ Run : ot 3 ups. sp | SOL. rattan reaet > re , ‘ quick sali Shrum, East 633 oy ROA DST ‘ER Wd. Or touring: trade ‘HE Vv ROL E T—1923° util | FORD—102 } Coupe: + eood tires If you FOXES—Butter boxes, grocegs large diawe of tablo | Te BOR S. Let at. Se Loe egg? | cially adapted contractors’ service MOTOR CYCLE— 7 mest | RRS Bereaics or_ cash. Box W-88, Post-Dispatch | strator, BUY FROM BEVINGR : good Ford couse, see tite sam ' cotfea dry goods - é ii niisit mammaire ee oie en pb. PUMP AND MAC j 4 f 414 f fe er “Tenge foe a ding sh re nace, ae IR \DI1O—One De Forest recelVing set. siight- EF I , Ww Hi a SS oe ' S&S. Grand av. : avy ‘PROM REN (INGTON, 1645 § Grand, Ne ia ae tern Fis ' Aw: Bt sore Mave me EN : fo rad oadste: speeds 2145 Vv used. &: , for $10 Call 516 N ORI td — Touring auick sale it, arena: - -: - a abled - —-— io: ‘ _— | FORD Wd. —1-ton truck, ps. ~S attra: ‘tive vrice. McCarth ; @ition: duick sale wanted; $350; terme T'S Se. a} : ~ os | > cheap, Sd : penta i ® Blake jaw crush must sell o116 Kell Ba 2“ ——-- { —_— | ei ‘ : } ; ™ I j 5 ‘ ‘ f+ ‘ } | rn } rT} | ‘CASE | larger equipment. Boiler: a ‘> wn as CCRT COUPE: | elect, r trude for Ford speedster. 4656 ete coon tcery. } “% y _ Bu icher | oolers wy t-y gan aes: Bg wo el ag F built for 15 unds| oF LOU: BELTING 2h UUPeTy me. Minnesota cet a = We thee . heed phones, | sota. | CHEVROLET—Coupe- utility mo FORD—Coupe. 1921, repainted, seat Wi er nd wice late-gl Ni ) ; : aG ai ~VJ bhe [)., mit bat : : * . na . ” : *) €>* , ¥ . ; : derson da Luxe motor cyc le and side Car | _ferson. = 4 thro. ighout. beauty te .* ww, erms de + i ' rey ' LOCK S&H. 2400 — us . — , , > rN: , j bila o ” lar-t2 ie. ¢ , lg tah . eee SENSE . 7 : . “iS RA DIO— Pwin “aeriometer regenerative Sef: a : | ree ca _Delmar, Simonise (Garage of Missour! nnient recht. National. ae , enn : " teries: COoOmMmpiete . with acK ° in wuse ie a a - fhe our) must sell. leavi ink cowl ; at wholesale “eet j 192 . Call before noon. ic)| CHEVROL NTC oupe; brand-t : ert . . . : MY / t Si ? r 4 “Sk: "F *- mB: ITT i - 7 prenera r - TT ne All / ' . ti, | 1} ’ Ji 3 q eee i ‘ : ‘ ‘8 Yr) : beuter 94 tn high an ide: SLIGHTLY USED OFFIc'F TURNITURE ee ae Vit INS \ NT ) Hi be \l ( | tae a ia , of far immed , NiO) ' i. ‘fe rrlet i¢h , 4 complete w ? ste ' 21: ow 61383 Ber | FO RDS wrd—{" oupe, par mong “touring. aon count, 1350 | nion, lst floor @ FORD (Coupe %. arte Triax . . many €% if, | ar } ae? : 2 : = ellvery. neh EK io.. 1 $s it} : ; | le . F 9 tha Ba cence ” - ster and tr! ick, will pay spot cash. Dee as es! 41 54M. porters condition, S225 3D terms Ope al a nen he ‘ r " . Sundays tiefling Ford Deal. i2 “th. evenings and ! peselsr. SAND: « epec ls vale t ROLI, oS | ‘ a nee ae : , et e ulppe Don't miss this opportun FLAT “SK WOR KS. 1724 S. Seeond. »1) + Bo eas ioc ; room " 4 Bclimi dt ~~ . : — Auta Body Co., 106 8, (c2 BE NSINGE R FURS AND STOVE CO. TYPE) TER HES | , . PATCHING MAC] ;; hur oe % ad RAI] ‘nag Large set: ; ves. Western Elec- | i ‘OR DS \ A" td w “qyrmensy th : Tight “prt es: > ILE V ROLET COUB ers. 2! 2501 B. Jeffo oe, - _ - {@) OO Ms et CHTATRS |? “CP RTLA 7 2s ‘Irst Ls ondition Bae Fee jan cl &é Ltw—indilan. vitl side ‘ tric head phones; gets all stations; com-| . be te c Cc ‘ ee! iv rell-kKe , S . os = =a NO DEALERS bao a Lm a a ny aes ant oe ee eather Co. 716 Dream Cc) first-class condition: | akes It lvl plete, $100; or trade in on F rd sedan or! _,8@@ Us. before going elsewhere | 1921; fine mechanical condi 192: coupe, solid, weil Kept, ort BUTCHER FIXTURES-—Ment coolers. racks 1605 LOCUST , ReCeinee Aas. Sere aay exy ee ore waar : S8°7 S - "Motor cycle. 37404 S. Broadway. r/ KING BRE MOTOR SALES 804 NW Van-| new, a bargain at $335, See inel finish, new tires, all extras blecks. scales. tools: complete outfite, new) - - - ae ms vi ‘ts O.. 2080 wy Sood ang s ease MOTOR. CVCT Be Oo \lorp , oo ™ devemter ‘7)| Sunday from @ a m tolpse | $385 > =s seer ok | and tourings and tsed cash or time Liussamann 911 N SODA roU NTAIN—-C heap and other ; ore: Oa) 20 Oot } wa “AD, : t: Don wy sizes fic] MOTOR ‘ JE Motors and ‘ - ars: eS aaeoes and W L)-] ] tubes repaired; FORD TOU RING CAR Wtd ——To kes baaed Grand jn. i Motor (" Al "H COl've 2 " " ~ ? a “E> "Cs . oe “i . : ad “ARS “— 4 ) . fy* he ’ : erty . ‘ ypmMel ° ] } rt . P ike le . re’ a a 5 . “7% oli teay j , . ag ‘ . iP . . ‘ i . > . , . - ON . gag: = : Dantes _ SRS N. Mth | ——- Be nD BN hap Gee aha a ) A and B_ bat-! automobiles: 600 Ford coupes, 200 Ford cank, peep trade: ae ot L921; excellent CONGR iam KERN MO : Cres enderson 16; Harley 18.) 7; 02).4" 2 saa, 4 ‘verside 1707/:| tourings, 300 Ford roadsters. 900 Ford! ™ hag od better hurry; wel a: Nevilio steering wheel, bump snr. i Og gett rc ole RRM: _toris how, I&834 Locust et. \o% , aint. curtains and other extras, sre »we & Oilve TOHER'S FIXTURES—-1 8-foot freezer. SODA. FOUNTAIN—Complete outfit: Liquid aif omen one 6x7 cooler. one Ideal block, 4 ( aroonic; ¢ heap Be ensinger, 1007 Market : Shee BOS ancl cata Taio an Lb pen \ arr » reale, one combination 3 t SODA BC ORS ASS With back bar 1500} & F. A. Hugh \ ae. OE Girand 6639W nooesiegline trees Se) trucks; we pay from $100 to $3800 for fol. | one’ National register, on . ‘ Virgin: Tvler 1520 Central 479°. rove oe el 21-foot ed S635 TLiermann VAL ~ $-tube receiving set oe ing makes Cadillacs, Ruicks, Dodges, | SLEVELAND 6—Four- pass. o . 1209 Miasisa!ppi ; top .counte®. aa ’ SO) oN ea : aoe -- Tit en beari! iis3 Wi : ith pnet ‘TY ; cath sitet st ; Xtras cost $100 1 he MarmMons. Saxons Stutz. Mercers, Wills x00d mechanical condition: iP Couns Q” model: looks and everything new 4571 Adkins 1) 4 PO gf eri FE Ice cream Bg a ay "ites 0 AKER wants: enga ge! nts | Am matie tires: m h ASS ding, je tT r mot pinay taken in trade Rhy a aa es AV: Mal ompicte ‘ tfit: sac BR St _, Ciaire, Hupmobiles, Nashs. eee. Wis | 7 ‘arondelet Mot or Co.., _ 3867 z. ; ort +2 — bs 2 . TCHER OUTEFIT—Prect 1} new: have . {. 9a) _ ~~ - — SE : : = by ag aa ¥ ey See this NG a Ma rs mR : ti, ‘ ; Bold my building must ligy . eomplete - — —- . - 5 Sartre EI, be sacs } @ iran Ol 1. FULlS ‘ pr a rv } ; : ru ; r( eng di : , ‘ RADIO—8_-tube remenarative - a mobile. take cash home: largest prices naid Motor Car Co. 2621 1 — deventer (inen rie ana eventi ings, butcher outfit, cooler SODA FOUNTAIN—Interior: 2 soda tanks ELI« TR I MOTOR parnnind save 1 ae th _and Chest nu ©) me a = with tubes, phones b: tt ort re winpiete) for your automobile; shipping Callfornia; | = > , 1 (ed7 dAiatel, Phi ne Lia lell 25456. . and RKauKke. Colfax 197°?R 487 Sacrn- cent to AO per cant ‘Con i * me. ce rior yr : 7 tM ith : "" fa late ; : # ' 7s ae aT | , ‘ le rar: distance pone tpn : ee wera Be 4 . ‘iy Bi One @ automobiles badly Motori-t Show, DE’ TROIT E L, EC an ; a. FORD i“n ne. Tee! has been repainted ar — i ménto (oy | Peo Salgen, Co.. og HE and be og ‘ : g one a raeeter with 2 , ‘ i © . 4 re-enal ie ‘ Locust * a ld's largest deale rm. ° and car in excellent condit j “4 in firat-clace rmechantecal eondttl ; » BY Sai lice for $165. 6842 Sout) 40% ' , ' at ialery, ephone Bormontr 691. coln generator for _charging. 70: terme Mendenhall, Ford deal fe BUTT : AWD | McCray weed three- ‘ound front, $25 | °UVA F ‘Ot NTAIN—Tables. chairs. cand: hone Main 129°. America Pulverizer 0. t and vital oly Le . 3 : a . west ; GARAGE Wtd.—To buy. for 1 or 2 ears DETROIT—Electric coupe; in Deam 2915 Locust st. Open ov: nings. ! . aes : Inte and floor cases bargains 515 /):8fNaIY Pp ' me a) ead retin ts : and up; McCray — 4-tuh, Sh ’ : Val —_ VJiw ENGINE- ‘ D . VA f n he sieclt = : . on . rcowr oi, ' sve RA Dio— tJ > -Cire if ‘Penerative ‘ . - : a > used tutt b a mon tupted - ve 10. ti} nant . inery and Eauipment C iY TCANTZING TRI all cheab 2: MC Je. h—Harley, 1923; brand-new: renee: vonae A ie faa pattie Foe. Benton 2326W - (ce) : wae: et goes cord FORD—Coupes ' cond itio n: : . Licengser 27) titiea inc moto! ; + — GE , at MONO HAULING , includes 4 tubes. A "y . iC 452 W DODG E— Bea utiful coupe: ‘ebull ; ; ’ . e*P at can y CARPR, ta ! , c airs booths iinole “a 7 "? +} “ a . , —_ Bos . = s -- _ =the ————— P yT ae ; > 4 ’ , ? .' I ; ] ’ mgt " = sae : : ae Ti: ‘YE i “*h 2 -¥ ; . > il ‘ I : i I as a? ) j " y Ich . S - : - : rs eer OG ea : . st ; 4 i ‘ - ‘ ‘ ‘ ) t > oO} j sate ,@r > . : y ‘ ° x /} . +) ] GASH REGISTER -Firet-clas ‘ondition, ; ‘um. registers, scales, etc. Globe Store and! machinery —, 4 “we ——e Se WEL! G OUTFIT—Welding and carbs n. $74: one 1 i Tie Tiewidein ged fe oud speaker Evenings, 39194 MOTOR ‘Wta —Packard twi state enean: trade: terma a! Cril_at 4121 Pleasant (er | Office Fixture Co.. 700 crane! in av. (c99) } John Ramming Machine ( ' ‘at urning outfit, comolete; excellent con- fiddle car 295 Fann! il dee. tana . model and ori _Pox W- 180," ‘Post: Dis FORD— - ms 7 . . . . 4 ‘ ; wg " . >. aaervrQr > > ° > ¥ : "6 j i¢ = oR ~Nationals: total a lders: SODA POUNTAINS Krom - a S ouls > . (co 1Ork “ : a | bury. “$35 4 ING? SE b} - = — distance, S15. MOTOR TRUCK Wtd.— ®_ton used; must ! ) Lyne! Se Ta otis BN a9 ied ied ant Make s: 7 N ii by ' lowest rel os gs: wW nls Ave ft- ble pa ee iaNG VE IN .> RA TC yo pee , BEE eee aa \\" ae i » =f ‘aes CO? } “WAL: rié rs Mi: TOR , * pe ys oo ep it oan ts JO A 1 Pio ore ‘Pas Forest 1478] he cheap and in good ‘condition Colfax LX DG E—L oOUpe $125 down, un ge astliare ‘ aa ; Or booths, candy, f $ ; i »}] as ; | "esting house 3-phase, YC] 4 lirect ro! i » pent « r rep “tl Mfficien Ele } ic. ! rs side snp = heat ras : ‘ELV 1: . tTamsmitting sets, made to o1 a 66 -M or (rand 545. SL ek Se O70 tC) J M. Le derer & Co, 43380 Ove “ Onen evenings and Sundawa ‘of es Law ie es ne’ bs ly 2s : on n iron. holder N. I 5O-volt } , ee nerator prom . ~ HIYA AW sr laa r ’ atm lew, ne u l ie eaving cit: Call cars ugnt,. soid. uto Auction Co.. 1210 | Js *fferson ‘ee 7 —_ RERTiy new, bara as 1007 Marke , PeTesaA Ay. entaes yt mr wd woodDw ORKING MACHINERY evole Ree eof ata PP voyage Grand 3 Suncay morning. Clive st (oR | —— _ » FORD—Coupe, 1920 model, with necesas . y whasies : ms ‘ ' } . oon _———. ay »I GE—C oupe. 1920: >. > é extras Fuch . a, el absorber *. stgerin ‘ National: and eines r. Be : TIME ‘Loc "jz. ti incinn 7 . rg ms —_ r) rn a —_ Braga lete " . (New or Used) mot hDiratenre ani ’ hr Es ’ 5 R} (78 \ > , ATI* > Re a y > Er ; , TO EX ‘HAN E Fe 4 ° r FAH REGISTERS—Lunch counters. ton I he rer rin 208 N td practically new: gtto) . 4 Se t ete A rn lohy ' ‘ re : aa . rn "s iu ms aN i pack cioae tie al Vi eR —Detector ana a G D— or panel body ror road- ' rood tires: many extras, ; Whee! lock, etc $395. tn perfe t mecha iceboxes. coffee urns. scales. coffee mil _ erat Shanning. _ bea O04 N Poth ; hy bn ry MERIT MACHI NE RY COMPANY. ane ie ‘Ang S&S hie ec! AM 0. : chean’ rls hes moved Ww at na | -_— _—— on . 4 ~~ e St. le 3 rtd Y P eG ’ 5° you want to ride Yee ' S deak ¢ ‘ ais, 1 aerial § f ral | ry charger Ps j ef ; : . ; “ . . . x . =~ nnn nnn z As 9 wader. 450% Faaton av Ive est x” ] cE AN 1) P RES So. wT atic Miller Bie ( argain Yr) uneomparabl. bond i wae ee b ‘ i y Manchester a. Phone Ben- \ anted., ov Mor e Automobiles 6198 a rege in 6788, “ Forp onl “Ce Te 1922 mo ie! Feuer steers me got Shing Phep males , cepa ire G: | TF f I mited FY. res Oc = f oe : a Pig 2 lh “X18, B ARG i A I NS A q | A. Ss T I RN 15612 Locuet Olive. 93 eke >: maths \nv make. anv conaftt 304 will wav cash.’ ser . ar ® Haesler shock absorbers. Ox expert mechenica, hore Main 2636. as a sATUPOS 0 manu ac tu re; ‘of ! ce feen in operation. S t oui $ Stlekar : a : = : bs os = a. tate laary so Op¢ - "| SUESS A “I~ ) PR ; j —~, : . - iine onan tra! 10038. Large toe 4 of Natilonal aa store, office and drpge store fixtures, ati 16°27 Washington a. io) 10.000 ibs. new rubber belts, 4, 5 anid i Pep were y ' ' , rv ae patie ror 3 radio repairing. Radio| + ann OP saad AIR, 3219 Easton av. / DODGER— 1930 coupe, 4-pa ’ registers. aavine "0 ta 40 wer cent Guar ; . Drices, 1419 }: rankiin ay. es entra] ‘ AR, AGH > QU IPM tINT—Arbor Slies ’ 7 Gb ply mn t@. Ee vide BOATS | A ; ’ quipmen Co., 32 34 Ss. Ss Te88 - ; ful condition: S4 0: term : 4 Ask for . 3 coupe at : lou anteed same as factory. Howe Senile Co., ne :, , al ___ (cBOD) | elec tri ec ari pels “me sea Ade Pn rng mai be: a9 O00 ths. secondhand leather Delta. ND LAUNCHES — — . sneneecinigiiibiiati (c Of Automobiles Wa t d » | Johnson, 1163 8S. King’s hight —_—-- and Chestnut 512 | S Charles ! st, (c8) | portable er fa battery chard 9394 N °00,000 ft. S and %% elevator cable wire BOATS—, And motors of é rt all dascrip nes ~ a; TBE S—Varlomete: s, $1. 05 : ante ash | 7470. Detinar 1181 - F a NEW Ee t. as ER ea | O1 rane, atte charger. 2124 1 umn ; at al Scriptio Pea " S15: ket : - , . ert ro — or RECONDITIONED CARS CIGAR CASF—L “phape. Tino: and wal] LOth at. _ A eal 5. i H Kirtn han, foot of East (grand " ir) d soc] 7 - , Whol esale No confin eroent sales 1 . * higheat : ; . Cages, Liberty Fixture o.. é 51% Margan - Gas and Electric Fixtures | GRINDERS—lLa?) " gt r- anks, 00 gal, * BOAT a gee $ Seal rT er © . chants building sets for sale prices for late models ae ee at . DODG 1D co “i P Fords, Dodges ardners, Oaktar 1699) oy XTU R KE S-—*| wo-drop and large dom »> hee | GS LN DENS so nes, drilis, pl 1 gg sow rehou ok: “3 , . ram or sale or trade; 40x09 raised dex kK co -aN LTA MS MOTOR CO 4127-29 O}; s. Thie 1921 newly pa id ‘ alzes. Stearns }? a. (Jrants, Packa > i 2 oe bed, complete: c} Pe ! Vises, . Ww ve athe auipped for extended cruis-! ¥ Ce r wired SO ur EY elli war " tie ive st. Lin- for mall f ily « Sood i Btudebake: * Oldsmoblies, Maxwelle. @ erry. FIXTC RE CO _ Inc.—We sel] for ‘leas + thy i 1e@up Lverside "JHOS\\ hammers. wunch and shéare , ; ra O00 The - Bi se "ema. wm t. a ing: electric teh Q Oo? a ‘a z vired ; ») ieWelling, | dell P43 fel) |? st amiiy use. Chevrolets Truk c ; } 3 (e62) | $283 Grace (C) ; ‘La k cara: 3. B 50. ( 100 aes: et ‘ib ae 1421 Semn?} Forest 68 At rebsesegdltn’ #2 they >shaptnicle eae elvers, super-regenerative : stration will prove its mec : amail down pa yin o- ‘ae t a on m = ae *- " ~- i acca —~—-——_- —3 Suen’ a ee re dated ww. a % = ——-S . vc) receivers, ¢ mitters, etc.; saecisfaction : r Pe SAINT LOUIS MOTOR CAR , , Th AlLanCSe onths, CIPSING ot rome of our uae siore fix. | fAthG Mo SS 300 900" pipe. . an. AL S—-Launches, Hfe boats, townoars, fer aranteed. W150, Postbisc,, “Automobiles Wanted for Cash 2501 Locust. : at — 2621 _LOCUST, e tures at barga ice nake room for HEATING Ihab -New Am tai ‘oO Or a 0 -_ Oe a ‘ani ~ DacKets up to LOO feet: cat, c: : "ACT I: TT) RE No consignment sales—just cash; highest ~~ . 3 tures at barg . 4 nak m for’ ‘TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING Ideal. W-29 T-7, 7008 Kingoburs nels. ete. | J. A. STERN req ues! larbour Boat and P. Ce tahoe ny, ih ania vag UM tt BE Py on his. as. (pelgee tor tate aumnene a = sy oe DODGE COUP ¥. *f ‘ORD ( ‘COUPE, $350 ogee ; . MACHINES LAT MH Baad Yi j Kk, l'niversa he AL peveNTi¢ aa a . : ~ —— lth conte PF 2 ‘ ohm rh eostat ' for above $1 Tihs va — onl WILLIAMS MOTOR CO 8 1H? ari inal finish: wire 1s one ad > ar a iittle better, £0T ’ ' hub $4 50: 216 A S11] ') Wy me tie > 4127-29 OMS e+ RT fel) tires : fad gen 5 } ‘ e ’ — E BU re nO co 3456 i Gra . : . nmediate ae- is ; risen at, ( t userery, : Open evenings os Sun lay (e COPFEE MILL-—Direct current; »'so bh es . ; cheap 4404 Washitneton a pe | | wate ibe I : 103. Ri CK NT R AT, EOUIPMENT CO. | ‘mi ile : othe Ze. # ' adv a Na aac Sent prepaid o receipt of price. ae ~ Ag n m terms: %" down, L v ii} CA? — ft.: g#xcellen pee : ; and guaranteed Write $79,060 CASH FOR AUTOS Dis Lt MT Al ‘ om FORD. —U oOupes ; a large asso’ | man ice counter’ cheap Nor N. 181 ADDING MACHI ‘E—Add@ subtracts, ; uar- ocean einen #nteest $43. Box 0-419 Past-Dis ' ATHES dri | me COMAIL |] itd - sor bart combination; 1 h. p.; will sell ¢ rate Elliott & Dick ) un - : liv o | paddles, e Grand 4054 | A “MT 4 SUPPLY CO., 3644 Louis- ‘ow : 128 Locust at ’ : rrapl 0 yiw ? > = ital ws n ] é t} W ‘ il Sts. () Ve 35 a i - an oo M P — +o » OU Ouls We want 100: ‘4 -* OCUS 7 . - 412 a Raliviere wet £! {ng 109 \rewie“Riag. bply Monday morn *SSES, ew an wed. ST TIS 7th and alnut - 5 | jana av., & Louis, Mo any kind: bring your car; | Bomont 281° enttt ment to select fr m. 302 j ee a me ee COFFEE AND HAMBURGER MILi-—Ho- ADDNESSING MA Ty — | gerew machines. gt rs. ping a ‘nei Morris; $45. Grand | - : a —— : take home the cash. TRIANGLE MOTOR a} - COPFEE AND MEAT fame Soe mic Ct: | BAKER'S gas oven, mix: “ye ‘ Mixers, Engines, Pumps, Wheel- -E YOU GOING TO BUILD? Cag 8524 Deimar . Forest 883 38, Deimar | Oven _all_ OY ae Olive ) sat j ’ pute — icale AS Aer an ures, 1eW, : { I “he - . ‘ ° TT ' , DAY ret il price , Ley) ¢ mea | sf . $7 $75. “Dayton aaibatinn’ ee $43 mu B Delinag e if sold at once; leaving eliv WACHINER\ " Swe tae ‘barrows, Ete. New and used in UISER— ‘Large : sport model: round Lot-} vour wants In ang “ apo gn Bm ot J sat , “= a ring Dt DG KE BU TSINESS ri eee (¢ iba sm. j ’ : ‘ . d : ov Pa tN f Bei. an Ou } LOnn i fom ven on ¢ ‘ a : , ’ . . ’ ‘=. ie j po ‘ iif “anri¢ Y . > ey 7 = — ~_ _ 613 LN. Lith at. | 6 Delinar, — : a ramming Machine (0,. 308 8. lat st. ic) | || stock. i —. SDE x at in me od vondition isfaction Mailed anywhere Hox W-144 “A at Wtd. L923: less than 60 days old; FORD COT PE COMP ey Fate onan oe “HE CK W RITER. almost new for le ; TRIER ES 4 ; = fie ' 498, md renee Beuat dney 1114M t ispatch. aie Los Ba miles; like new in every hee of , ; P OMPL ie’ f E outfit of restaurant fixtures ve “ cheap ( ‘all Olive 4487 os . sare, | VNIACHINERS (ime att, sillier, Steptoe | i See us before buving. (c99) ‘ \rseng|] ec) eee (Cc) } | equipment: excellent b + : 1922; like new = every way cord th rale reasonable Appiy 14°4 Market ‘ Shaper. reed lat) irgain 29) 1, ii x tiucvt’ IT NE —3-horae power Fox titabi ad (> fr rer el tion On your radio get. usually Ww e pa y cash and DAV more than any y | DE L L" XE Al a Aa a a of *xtras ler “er ‘ef K ” & Th a be traced to some defect tn the «ueria], dealer in town See us before you sel! | $128 Locust e i DE LUXE "AL TOMOBILE co Act quick. HIECK — R "TOR All makes, $2 ul ee CRLIN kb \ lien : - , . he _ rah ‘ LACHINERY—! i, can be Lough a : a a Ks rah. 1621 8. Third st which tay les toe bia ae ton ow, or OLIVE MOTOR ¢€O., 2910 Wash! ton. onie é ° é Pr A shing Bomoent 281° > 4 a 412 S Locust st . a bo s . ‘ wis “fepairin ; check rot ot . ys ‘ a OMPUTING 8CAL, ie. Slectric good ~ B i protectors t A ah bl. imelus Le irill nree ; rw Ee T u- SEShe §& ’ ate ALE ; i , 33 , ‘ ’ ee Wo ‘ 4,7 [we ] e I “Ol th a: ~ se f sig ‘ r) oa . #0 dak ill ; Wo-cv 14 pus other causes The Aerialot ia ecien- | Romo: t 1108 e5) Open all day Su Sa ] “ “Aide Central 880, onsite at i ’ dla’ roalh 8 * , , . pal ’ Addit 4 \ ioe , A : ' . ‘ rew 80. Ib, enpacity = eg { sf nm 7 w Machine & Type-| 4» in ing lach rrinde) wring i} hy rere Lo,, £U4 N. 7th es ive 195) ae SRE pabpleapoy de ’ , .eie ' eent ete nar? th iy , t ‘te ti it f Naa IONE bo’) IONE FIXTURE 8 wv. ‘oO ynplet te | eee ned 1208 | SOLOES, ‘ wg OW ert ie . iC, | ¥ _Machine Shop Work 418° an “5376. “Ash! and, com we (? reasons A yen, rahe a BR se seem St Lo ok, | d - -_—— — ee - Qos ° “ : MIME: OGRAPH—Motor rw | ia : . nye sell HOS N Mth / [i to! driven. aUutomiutia | lo ? ‘ | ; >. F 2) t o; 4 Tee i > ae i ad | lar? 2 , > / =" 7 ‘ n r ‘ ™ f ’ PESKS—AIll inds; safes, typewriters, ta- | rentals. Union Mn Be ar me 7 airs, and an lectrical or ¢ : ment } t-; ORNA ME NTAL ani plain iron work; .ight } Be Ot; feat peed lai inch | lug. ready t » connect ¥ rset the ont, : Price | Don't glve vour car away. We pay more ‘ 4 RA? MOTOR & pers, . " ’ 44% Q * ’ . : orice . 7 . 1 o> eral : - ’ hj a \ rk Al j rt } chine Yraratr. eee le ll i a. J J ii . ut i + tLidie?s ot } ¥ e e - dies. time clocks, 831 N. &th . Hib et . serve Bank Ride , vi ges | at wanatatar ‘was ee Me leventer, : ‘Sk \T—3 rooms: steel hul! Peace id direc G. I. Co, Radio Fn- enstomers wartions "Wecue te Patacae $108 S-paee.; driven Se aa ie pares Romont - —F lat uarter-sawed oak, 60° sant > portable Rer: . . — — nnn —— Bao : eter ” “77 | hates vied eiidaiiins and . > : snappy barga! 1r someone, ~ = 2 R DESK- Fiat, quar sieataht Sp ge o hen mee. port al le R apa anton. _ $60: “tab MACHINE SHOP 1Q MEN TL arge | SHEET m« talware amping and BOO, BS. Lavee gL re mea? “see urers, 1105 Pine st., e- — spot cash; no waits. 3 Brine vour apey Sergey © i Z k AN KL. IN BROU GH AM. ‘ 2 \ in emon: . oO S/ , ’ ‘ . ail “ ‘ : RIAL Tindel] 807 Delrr 4 “807. “rane. + 1°@° Cabanne . wilt; new cor tires; thie car looka a tgs Wings oa Writer Co °§ : otige — : 6.7 oodwo} rand sheet meta ols M A\CHINE AND TX Ol, WOR Pe. Ww, ris BAO, ll a (90 W -- mar , Bomont 126°, Cada " Mikes new. thi in onk er mahogany; price S113": 50 | “ "4 : ya nec ae drink : Wissour ’ 7 jt VG D A T ABS s( : ; A wm ie the rw 4-p : ’ ; i / & 2a ek tA ; 4 1s, jes experiment a r - ; sexsi tlevushde 6 BEL I » VW, s }. Ww ” Fr ORT Locust St se x . pe nr aod EK NEED AUTOS ~' + ae 3 NKLIN MOTOR 4 have filing cab neta, steel or ; -MIT! Ni ‘eicenene, t % = : ‘ re ; }. S. : , : sai cabineta. adding engdeak n5 st. Welfston iat ’ Cae tent ae +.” ee net atterns, stamping. 1445- a “7s : ° . tres ¥. Port ‘rs, re Ka. pHiugs, Bradilevastais. Po - wna . No soecss Mortenges of all kinda 3215 , s, 7th ~—— - BUpsc . 4 mo : : - 4. and apply rent on price ti] ‘> TIVE of “fae. -L6-foot; will rn Lcate. | tentiometers. etc ought, Dali bay car mortgage and hold 1 © bags. = len PSSRENRET COUTTS, : exe S45 Oak fla t- to cle el now °° r, 2) I N . aet ’ i! “ J | R14 MA =p . — , , | ’ oo sf “ } ‘ ' MISS 7 RI } ‘ ane ) ‘ ORP ' you can re: -deem antomobile fina neing 1x as 7T a ‘o" 4) : S14 N. ‘tnt old oe t condition SA50- ferms quae Dels : 4 - ‘ i oy i t his ‘ vi SEN : si i ‘ i] in ' ’ t- nh as . . - . any cind rie’ . Aiv . im est ° ' $18 oak revol Ving armchair, now So ki pai Al, T’ ' 21 beh am : Be ous ee. Xs hindin; hintes ‘ eS Ninth } ‘ ry ; indition a 2609 Washingtor ~ — oF. 440ml! ' individual aaa D free, e 3 90 “epene ' ite ‘Mal ee m7 Centre Pe Hea ‘ uli, Ruffalo marine ine; size t x en hae — S ; au- ESSE X—C mach, 4- casaagl ; 2, INQ ipe: late mod: ata rare & pa | VOLS: oy) * P a oe iti ; es , SParatese av aimost iis r model: sacrifice nox Ww -6 1, ¥ q Bain: wil! trade 716 Vand vent , Pe A , . ; , : : ueyv > oak armless _ st chair, now : ene ; ~ a 5 typewriter dee go 6 ms ' : ——s ——— on inten 0 e ey ig a : mYuUire w+ nRalb st Fords at Rome lat node » "2 ; 24 7 ‘ . : ; ‘ r ? ‘ ca , \@s)] ¥ an ul] ij ) c ! . —s ) ' tt?) ; { i . iM) is : ' - Ss. G ADAMS | STAMP AND tL 3: is : 24"'x1' lke & § ‘Vv lath s, stamping and mana! ring. Write | (——Qutboard, Evinrude, w ~opemennas Bokeneeae Radio Repairing - _| Al TOMOBIT? FINANCING CO, 2240 Olive. | HRANKLIN—Brougham: | inte Gt = evenings (c6 ; . } ‘aa R va r -_ ’ | Fi) ey \ i - obbed ' val mye - ‘wees ' , meen : Z sh ; . 11S i } . —_ : : t er gs te rr ATIIO “TS Re naire ’ “a na bui t reason- tor non TRA tO Central 776 3 tires: bargain; S575. 5002 . es } Dad~ iil pe. ties —— _- er STATIONERY CO. ae we an ‘ | 3%°'x39 ae tes 408 Tintn} "as a She na} fect. condition ce: ‘ae able ‘Cooper 1431 & 10th st (7) , — | Clogs See ae -- q 1h ., ©#il Sunday morning from 9 te Offica Furniture Dept. 412 No Gth at bw teh age aeme + Snes! ee ; 4 & . HOR rhs on ss. RADIO expert: tnsta#lation and operation. FORD—C oupe. de! . Orth BRUG STORE FINTURES—And LFA aig “tS = = ea , 7 As ae ser tacdrde oS a r guile © rade for For Cabany 712. Delmar 3119R. Reasonable Repairing and Painting } ORD—Coupe. iste ee “se CASES—One 6 ff : one Rii7 > ; mete Seay ee . a of | ee : me Vy NG I, neis vith re @ gea) . tor : 1c99) ce ee } sacrifi« a an § N. Rih at ‘ / : hae Soh : dy oe pb Toe , ‘ ' ' : "-evel ‘ | salads - ‘ orf ‘ ontinue on y =. SS ee saaean sate Mune mach varies St Ag A CO DODGE OWNERSI |?'tis ‘i see, So aie, wall P sey it fe nant hing an thban 821 % | x aioe al ba ' . —- a ‘wiley Pre MI : ' ; FORD —Cou pe: will Aemec net ees ee hth ef etimnat. nent Aig , eee: PR th > sexe . , , plat ‘NisiwbLe Pa e 26 ; We — block, furnish viston rings, wrist today: #150 or offer 3650 Ea i . ; FE xi i UN iy: LR DEF oa & *¢... oT ‘ Sretal “ Ra by > ef - ears, NGEI. A THORIZED Tones} id Vie A ne aoe =." a a a oe 7 14 ft. in ato« kK. The frrecht Cy ‘ | ‘Mil ¢ —_ bel io . . sh . ai _ a . LOHR ry 3 _— Wanted ‘ ; — oe le re HUT a | naan . LOW Easton at terms Hie Four. = 22 a 4 tent “HD ue thad it GROCER Y——Stock _ and fixtures ~—_ i'a ; , we Sak “whee 3 co e mere ce , oo oe Pra 79 weer | 4. Delmar 294 (c@M, . poe diay cent 8! eee ' me : t Solid ayove, Tit fine dcily ! F Re . a Sets an 10,000 miles: paint » FOR D——f one have other buginess Colfax 345 ‘al FIND tg Loetpe ’ >. Colfex 423W LA , ivi . “ol s tip. 80¢ hey ‘ A HOG , ey Rye 2820 Ger fmsplay, 85e éai W. 5c Sun.’ -of- WwW IRE W HEEL SERVICE Nationa! Used Car Market = 3 ~~! -—_ ome everha after 7 » mn unday 4007 fF. ee ie AVL : . ) | GROCERY AND BUTCHER F! xT ‘RES , : . ) ‘irks Hip . 3 a + URN ‘Own, agate a dat 3 5¢ ; —20 late coupes: am as wOOD Ge Counters, bine. ehelving. Setter boxes, top BT YER cv : ' The - 4 _| RECEIVING «3 ai ag eT u? Mere - én i. diac 2u0!. ws >. wit _repatr, true Nt and re-ename ee gt cram & Jeffs 4 ee wwe Sa t and sliding top; iceboxes computing " aA. ; are noe Blew. PR A ere canto ‘Cle hile d.isbiay. $0c daily. "$00 Sun. larées “aT : vate 7. pain @ “ nen with | ; a (“Whe te oe ae “es les. caah registers, hws and candy . tj : ; | ro re LOvtIis W EEKI AND PART (o.. b ‘ORD —— Laat ' oCUup ’ ne cies — ; ite : ate rea, ©maa, : electric coffee mil'ta, reat ei ~olere. : FOR THAT . ’ ° . . ' : : . | t«a*y ’ . : . a 7 , a: ae , . ‘ . ; . ; , ‘ 4297 (Piive i, netle i] AHBR8 ‘fe fi ext’ mF. : cheat trace “ . - AMX tase = Aras : = ac Cnhers, all sizes. We will save you money: . ha! errr? 2” wee me scilades al ad b Wp oa Wal ' ho coupe: good ¢ hati! we BA, at ne Se Ly CAR OTOR——% bh, nO : | . For Sale ~— Th eer eg meter ae | rOMORIL KE REPALRING p08 & Grand | Wi ELL—Ciub o ed ul BOR To coe — 99 3 , yned: SI] age eye =. : = -_— ha tO “all_ pa : Aty. ates Burgen HOODS. a ENDE RS. TT, AN KS Pusliibec! mtemt 100) _ COUDR om Y iwo w eecks. 3029 Ol , ee ’ id. ° ¢ (hy ; - . PLAT m ere ods ACHeCe she cy tr y e 7 * fan Furen y THROUGH THE ’ yiry. r me tare ne amaii: - wnplets eit} tubes. tories. _ a ro, pegermnrintermeneny throw your radiator away. We ca: oe aa2n At. = 5 sz ' ; —— = = . _or — ‘ soar t S dy mb lnaanw ones and oud peaker N merit a tor Ford truck, day or ape Va you mone! We make a #pecialt¥Y of FORL-—t coupe 19°? mod i °e! orist' 6 ; wo condition, cheap) c ; Poy ‘% > - ni . : Adin 3 ’ . we ,; “= revairing # makes of wr ie, “'y on short ries: leaving town 4 S 3 WOK 7 “eisho % I mar fc} - Me | or : sti ; » : _ . = : i> . * ’ j : 7 a ulpmen: af ail ! UR | ' . . ti a imp truck. Vic- order JE ~P M AU TZ. FORD supe 19°O a +. es ( ‘oO AC H ; {cx e ae rary Fa + p. Chatra ta _ oe ‘ ~— , | : . oa a , ’ ' eta Pasteg ; ™ Davida ‘ -F iG 1; , 04: 4 Bark a\ Phone _Reme ’ oans. 76 O'hn o (COM) | way 3 s hs 2 3 « pale wom derfiy Mitchell 6 five. ECON ay RRA 4 ere ." AUTO rathiwe ' : hean gg CR id PO asia in | e and Equ pmet ’ 3234 <$. Grar 5S New ' on dcunn’ FORD—Coune. 1970; . ee the a. Delonged to a banker, wt a sen er, 2 pe hha bret es vs ‘. ae | feo y ore ae j = ental Sars : r at Cabriolats For Sale term # 4166 Olive a eel a entra <2evet a . a | , te : ‘ | * . ' ; A : ’ : ; | | | rin / ‘ } : “ * Tbe z . * 7 i rt) . . bh «Tan r q fr bis : , aulnEe pie - . aie : '° a fe wh? ; ' te | : - “ . ¥ . aa a tenent Prices Bier Fixture} FOR SALE COLUMNS |} ,/.:: ia, Been S130 other Warpaite. T1088 N tirana en | Caton Ban TAS Sand tte L6OR mule Can | poke mead bom aa ee ain = ; ; . , .' . ’ . ' "f ' 1’ va) oa Yi | ? . ra. o4 a om Mt . . : p i%, ’ ‘ owe e a. teaga . 2" a dane : — : o “~~ orth 8400 A ic Sa ous POUNT A a sone Ruf: | uxt } 128 a ee ; , p 7 — : \ - ~ se é aXe "a : iA FOR WIRE— ~-'On trix all Sidney hefore noon | FOR D—CGuup lat? ; Te rhem Werte 2000 op nae (c) 4 new, witen te of P.O teasonth \VCLE=—Good conditi ' : tite ea a) , , S52). Ask ‘tor John ‘Papiey. - HUDSON—Cabrisiet: $200 down, belanr .| new, a... . - aie year ted te antistied : fter refuse vies , te a | Site's 2ae* Giiveue phase ee LR Eto dump truck. Call Bri€ce omonthiy Newell Motor Gar Cw. 9621 | pORD Coupe, 19°2 “wodall mE Sarcaing “"” ‘etme dure it. Tiss lier’: one Olive 3. 16078. (co), Leoewat st many extras; hireain, € : P eA %

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FUNDAY,. —APRIT, 16, ise ___ Coupes For Sale ‘Nasi h 1 Used C > , * f CH. AL ME RS ( C00 PE ic Exeha oad motor a BT as } cL ANDL E K a THAN 400 MILES A (baa n fo . a Mek Bale MOB Coupes For Sale _KISSEL ( ‘OU K ree and mechanica} Condi patties in’ it: a enan HEI. Su; da from 9 ‘ 2 4 : 2 d ~, repainted and perfe ran act } JA \’ éi . ~S814 | Cust sOImMmont #25 PER MONTH open a ins ' BUICK attra 0. 23 Delesa, Delmar 4592 Limousines For Sale OL E Rs : RI. aks L IMOl SINE q mont? a Bo 1 I : dopa HE COUPER SORD | Sys PE, Dov K i ~ : FORD COU PE t'res and hically Al: Cost vm e1n00 CHANGE CAR DEPT Lacurt gt . MA BSElN per ha f Dr ‘sranttea ‘ ity T } ° > r Vs " c if) Ars ey ain? ay; new bar. fine .* + | os sere ‘ nr ¢, m f we 1119 vy i hes wy] np Ca th a) SA . “ ra lé J839 on) mn TS , , lirn @ 7 4 had PD fy § * order ist ry ana Da "1 , m to mell: for rr Lea VV Pgtarr 4 trprrie Sshing or —First-claes Conditior Ce car r taxi frade fo) _oadsters For r Sale 5—Co Naps: bie 1999 FRANK, IN ’ COU P c 1923 DODGER : : ‘'es® than 200 miles! pore peautiful roads ! } dv . ae ida . He DSON ( ‘Ob PE BUICK-6 ROADSTER Bs 19°] BUT ae Ri # thliy Wo wep ras Aster a)! reasonab)e SSE 3. Bell. ates CON?! iat on *") Dr 4 6-c Red Sea} 775 Kelly-Springfleld cord 0 SUN Sha i =k gl re ever: +} lic S°o0R ? . 2 > = iis re. dr é erful bargain. Mo a sg dat , : aad ; . he >? = it ne nH | S°R ; vlindar Koon ‘ } ~ , ae a is! 1616 ; 4 Fg ry re; ’ ; be L600 4 wa A a : IAM Ti rs mR ¢ } ADSTER i ar a’ a rid'ien Diesing Motor Sa ales ("s Rickenh acker f a ; BARGAIN SEEKERS Used ¢ Cini BUicK GT als . ene 192? mode! «4 end reer bumpers nS é ae RAL Po hes reed Diesin ig ‘Mehes Sales ("s ickenbacker Distributors, B1— Trine, 1958 aT

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LOUIS Gite nt ATC BILE S UT om oF | &E ” e°c A U I O Vv! > 8 @ Touring Cars Fer Sale Tour Cars F Touring Cars For Sale Tourina Cars For Sale ouring or ng ‘ou Ca Sai T i Cc F Sale a BO ay : o—~ ) __—s«‘ Touring “Touring on rs For i ___ | = -_ Nearing 3 re ForSaiv ouring Sere or ~ Tempe. | PORD—Touring, with strater, bargain, $90; | GARDNER— Ip? oan 4, SF | iUP MOBILE TOURING & R. 2—== Nash 7 ouring—2 PEERLESS E 1920 touring, 2 CRANT—To uring r motor; repainted, Late models: like new: aN : - eed: terms. $200 cains ; DNER—Tourta t excellent scon¢!- nce monthly look them. over: ood as new : : TOM ,RILE cCo.. year to Dar no interest or > eracze 100 or ‘ess L2 ; OLIV MOTOR CO.. 2910 eer weer " Mi i Jiive 1? a 380 evenings and $ynday 3096 ] day Sunder CATION Al —4-passen G ;ARDN NER—Touring car. 3029) mm Tourin off floor, 9100 “““9405" $195 less down. mae ine | PIERCE-ARRO’ O )) ‘ve @ are r 4 _ se 1458: 5 to o D. m 7) ’ e oa — —— a a ; es Sst ‘curing. run 3000 miles. sSapy r OAKLAND—Bargainy best conditic =| aia bs 3 na - oa 33 Ler" D - | _ condition. bargain . — : ne ae igi’: sest scentitien re “2 ~~ Cali 6un4ay Areenal st ODGE—Touring. 1! U - ' aha and | : wr Ce ‘el on, |] er 2 ‘e : - uick sale # 7 hennery 2922 Oregan es - . to el mT ' ate 2 ‘ . ' : > : ee eae. Q*) ; i - = ae ; | pets Tar. a good > = terana GHEVROLET—ivio odd e! , ae nae ms en Suncay , even-ngs — ne-alll ur. ' 21 GARDNER TC CURING Wel ouring. ~ g2oe gown. ba. ance CaKLAND—1 920 touring car: $360. 3306 Pl ec Bh : a —- Comdition ao i; UMusual pur 4 Sak ae ame sage . la AR urine: good Ziti 5 adie imtains: fir: Hdition i + r in good shape mechanically ton th ly ‘ewell Motor "Ou Co., T7621 La- Jeffarson “a LER: B-AR RO" v— acs z order ; es Big _Four, 2704 i * ed j a ; ¥§-KNIGHT—1! ate vie ; - . 2% $85 7 ee *”» rip “953 io®m ‘ ‘ ' os = 2 .| Ti b + an . oss ~ . om : ‘ . ot i irt ii n h Ca! a rn are mR Asta sag ame fhe | « bagt5 ris 2 “ —7 r $195. $75 do» bals ed inn ———————— Luagy tL Le _Bomont 1262. . : ena 0, 1508 Sia miltea, OAKLAN D—Tourins ear: Al oe a2 ip covers: om : : ‘ sant ow Bi—i9ti modej F. B. to ms: trade. 3516 Easton av > NIPING : rall 4 : me ~ 1920-33 : a om 10 te lf a mm : $176 $569 Cabanne & may for 3134 | : 3 KNIGHT— CHEV ROLET—1 . ' ao a —— - ; ’ Se — S . A nn - & © OA KTLAND—T ‘ # |} * 4 REO—1 a Pi. . 8 ! ‘ aA . . >: $95 aoa: ade 2917) OARLAND—I919 tourine: nice condition: | S80" (5, St onl? one cae aoe NASH TSED-CAR DEPT” OA KLAND—Tourtneg, 1970, first-class run- s DM 4 rac Open a '$143-45 Delmar Bi. ning «s $195. 3816 Enright : — ae eS oan fea: inn $30 “GETS SAXON | i =, we 3726 6 laut =a « nae a Liles JABRLAN D—i915 touring; runs fine no dealer new S65 iown 3441 Juniata oC Come eari) bargains go ‘ URI NG 9 extras _- t i De: 7 >a st ‘oft “ty , * ’ : . OI nt Ee Mi RF " . : ) ' aD ml. | 7 + e , ate Sami a : nt Man inten ae °910 Wasbinzto ae sad ind 1680 it EE Oa KLAND—$225 cash- bought 1920: goot 2° —~ mene ~:. ; lash U sed Ca D ~s : ' g Sunday ” LARE—Sp _ attic 5 : 59 53 Romaine pi. ¢., ne buy s cx N r ept. nodei; prac good tires ~~ Ts i uring Locust 5° 2h - ? 1 yr A ; ' iz : ; gat] arms nie ee — - tee? : — ’ . - ‘oa ~ " a i " ow. oe Pou! - AND—Latest 19°73 touring perfect * « 7 abies, derfu ndition : . Por ; consi? ee rT. Awa} : an ; 7-2 8 echani ‘ern 0 Delmar sapun a paneer 4 * - ' . me, ; —— : rT? ; . — . = , E . “ww = . - . i oo - : - li nto aa t -— . 1s re 2 : ° : . naint ' n oO a . ———— oan ‘ A. - port : node er. I r ; : and @drag-«™m-out week ‘ance rearry trs va Z ~ ' " . r 3 . at ij . . } | r >t ~ 4 q . sSund ee "7 : + hope ie . . .] Touring 1919. rebuilt throug: , Sunn : pastoris : , i? sor earty te . ‘ se : : p : @ia . . a a . _- —) f is! J r 2 tT | : » we : lee, - : ee new ires mec an. tea! YAHI EM MOTO . os your friend at ‘ws — & Larantee - m8 _c = = 3 we Pre onem tn 8 . aera? WS 24 tations 3 7" a. — 3568 tan | ' nd “Ss | ge eed | worth “jesot crt- i Gra 14 & co, oo : | : | . ; = 0 © : - — — (;Pral { - eye 7M ‘arn’ s e.mar , : _— “a GN 0 a . hy d t. Noord! ticg pecte j—Toaring: eged rusning order 3900 tecoes —Toarse aw or § D SAYERS 6 feoch a Use Car Dep cmeeatt * . ran ,’ Sr EE ptt : mt mote P guwan new: won at American Legion raffle ~ “ ; 137° i. Delmar ie % iy : ae " Sana . | de nmte: _ —— . re) 2 nt ti : _ > a : In " Li : e betsy ; ss * 4 7 ’ - : z ‘ [ : ? Se Pt . = ; ‘ * . ty — ————_- ane ' yu? first $°50 takes ‘* Gideon $2 30 1971 teuri ng eer sold ne week rad ~OR D— ring 1971 pert : pen Locemiapsigtasheemmesios sits] sort , ” are “~? ' : 5 . RS tiful oy brown. AmMstec ” CHEVY ROLET—Tour: cart lermoun — tre ; 7 “entra! 743 ; canal | ; $1 sch toe elt ; : : _ | Bzsanim ov. = a | teed Ge an 2 Fords! Fords! Fords! ate wos d LUCKY. _ ; i ; 1z excellent condition usse@X iOUTFIO em ~* Tos onstrator & : ' rt . : . / a a — —_—— “at wed 4 month nste G2 ee — nee $1400. wil! sell f $a00 a yo. A nk were kidding abou! terme ~ fan LEM ao co 1035 ira nd. OAKLAND TOURING STANLE EY STEAMER—Touring | “ Puy rour Oakland from us; we are factory oe pad — 3 = tires; Automobiles For Sale distributors and give more for your mon-sy i a a Poe rene ‘tm an Oakland than can be obtained «'se- See = Horn Motor Ce.. os Miscellaneous here. OAKLAND DISTRIBUTORS STAR—Brand-new touring $25 Aga aioe ten = pen Sund av 3205 Lecust a? ‘axe old ar in "rade. 1817 5 a! ; sas al} ‘ _ | onthiy -ou =¢ — —— 20 ] rette. §S : STFEARNS-KNT( a PET el - eg Look! I New ( lakland dition: $300 4410 Pennavinagean contracted for and : in i salads STEARNS—1971. 5-passenger neoin coupe, 4. ae car tnat a ye world | hanica! iP tor: : ian: on ac- | talki nae . a the theueue 6 enet. teurtner: ws: —_ ished. fu ce ee : a. , legv- don’t forget it's a sport model. with distee! . “5 - =~ . ig whe . with the high rediator end ° a 7 : ant ¢ : _ aa ~ , — : rs , PILE ? CHEVROLET ; _ rans. li , ee eraag? aasene inday Mr , ity es : = . aN a a : “eae - — = ‘ _ The BUICK REPUTATION wv liber: C Lai ira OT 1 darren ~ a ao5% & Jef: coin te sittin ~~ he a ieeke vat aa. Ss == on sostergge O- - AO) [LE—1921 7-ns > ourtn 1. hout : nlen 7 . SQUARE BUSINESS Gealings = pped wonable offer refused; lea Sone a a doce tee : . gaa ’ et ees ge : al Us — Lew it and i Barante ; sa} mous: b ine 2n fast: ; wait t : ee The same POLICY ts carried out > 2 Ry 17 . . : on . c > 3 > , pe 2 . . i else - ». "s ; . on : _ ‘ 3 3 * masiiiey : } 9} | GE ss ERTS 68 ons a a 7 1035 a7 oe 3 i Stearns- Knight, 4 it a depen is ee worm Fou Ff oe FS . = : HLA TN } weeny Bn - CONVENIE 4-pass. Spert Model. . ' chanica! condition. | Bidd'e Sport Car eft wire wheels ' a se aa * A Teal barge'n ac encers. an . ~ Gif $130.00 CASH $650. oe —— BERRY MOTOR CAR Go ; | Bomont 900 ~ . pe | | OAKLAND TOUR. CAR Sunday. 10 A. M. te S By extra tire and other RS» Pag pats tre et lh ha pase 4reta age ” OP Se RN ‘ ‘ TOTS OO. ke ae peterpan paris Python & sem, ar ; x eR a pete ake aH > a . ee . EE »... es oe -@ Motor Corp. 2920 Locus: Oo | PORDS—Tou inde anc " eee ey , ee ton. siiet a ! ~ as ee —* Repainted and tn frst-clasg con- | sSTErHENS—l1920: 6-pe Lindel! TO0n0” aon ; ‘ ; ie a ia. : ; 20 ine) Aa ay elena os , oo . @ition: balance $22.50 per month. sood shane 20235 Sidney. ¥ Sy eager Way . : ' on : 2 net. a= - " . tien : ek : b igh a : ; I } ; ron 7 TEP HENS. Puno CHEVROL E ; a AY i> Ra” « . z - . =4 se? 2 J — . : 2 . : . - ‘ : Ot ‘ : : ] o ait . : ~ ng . 38! of? b No Brokerage or Tnterest —_ 2801 = se ing; have te ae | mode]: cheap ‘Pe; i : nims : in een iil — ar : enn na "1 aa : ie . ; ci rg ‘ ne. Pr 4 ~OMORBIL: qe: ay ie pS 1-OCUS ae Orthwein Moter corp. 27° ; L557 Easton, ct [ose oe ae 2 a o5 4= Deeds : S: 12 :--y yy ZUM ra wTh: +) armon Distributors, 2805 Locust st WARD-GROFF MOTOR CORP. TEPHENS—1921 blue epert : a | | | car, 1920 model = 2 | | eC or me : — Bomont 2040. 2907 Washington Av. m ng 6.° to =. vew 7 ae cogent ma * rid Open Sundays and Eveniags, a » bp By uso ” - os ree — Pw 3 PP i eae gs PRK __ AND MANY 7 -passen ter, ——— | KUHS-BUICK CoO.. West KBeile pi. _ $190. Rialto Garage 314 N. Gam : ' Exchanged Car Dept 1919- perfect con- STUDEE AKER—Special 6 35146 Easton _ ™modet; casb or trade. 3225 E ; ~ —— —— +--+ — nm 5 al! the ft ime ST T-EPHEN —T suring. 19°79. 8p? "9 Easton. ig ' ab ee rin —— - : "OT —T I ’ ‘ : — ~~ ~ -- ! I n v4 ; } tria! ren Sun- condition ieoks good. soe ee 2 GHEYROLPr Tey 2 ¢ on -~Touring. 192 nh F-00 eo . | o tires: B a rr meer aa 1035 SN. Grant - Meand Cit ato '00T Locust Berning-Psrton Morer 28 T IT ALL IT —Toy in first-c run oks r tha ew one 1 sacri. FOR vim: ol . , ear a t $1 : anteed sare 3 19 : en Sung a 3 ——— = —_ = Bomont 962. Centra! 1538 Gaal | ning eoTr: Aitio $) 7h Vv ~~ ie S| ; ~ i > p ; : ° 1.5% a . . - . 7% Q “ . , . . VJ . ‘ t : | ~ ; j 3 rT) . = we , ——— , ; ra ~ . : o! E , : as an: 4 aver et 31 - 23. : 4! FROM ww -) monies - cash pst : ” : : " ; P : . “ : - ' , 2 : " : ‘ ‘ ‘ ad ; as ‘ , mT ist rato ns “2 . ; : a EF lth — sciieniaitaaiiianinienne , : BUY e scineath ~~ a ) : [2 ke om nechal OR ~2 ; }Q 3. se W§ : sites - ;, ' irke : , 7%’ ; —— Sunday an | . Kk: tede Perés. | Open - ee ee : : 53 oon : | evenines : nee - geen ——____. ___ | _Market. 3401 Locust. ~ 5 __ _, STEPHENS SALIENT: x "ne =——- i und tit] D. 2 tor © Pe oe = Te ere agape Sompernime Ts ~ litien: $1 ’ Zz. 6 fandy jol ri 0 Four, 2224 fereon metemng Y “eag = aie + ae perfect condition th CHEVROLET 3 1 tab bE m — 4 ' * ; Ts wt : : | fice; $i 2651 _L had . 7 ies Locust ve You all the servic wc pti a 4 ame “yaaa at ae ! 9 % —-- | ie : oe : - = | . 00. Spa : : - oe oe . | : 130 dow erry 7 ae. ii : = ig ee ee : | wu . — LDSMOB1LE—Toeurmm : 3128 st. gue 0 " £3 a man ' — oak 4 - cw . “3 er ne 4} , + O21° Mt > — a Fi euth Te z chester ; : 7 2 . . * , ‘ : : : oe - ‘ seer a . ~ ° ‘a y es % y / : Bomor we - | aie tne “YP = sment 18 Onven all ae + Sundar ark, 47 10 Dei: mar Sg FS ee Se car access) BOE CM, TEE? Toeast “Geen Sunday and) AS ae ep and ures goed: | M45yyoLL Touring: new: Tam, very Title; | OLDSMOBILE—Tourtes. tiene @: ered] 190) STEPHEN SE ; CCT | | es ae | i, ) Vy! - : rf fon 31 Oo a» Add es ee re re ee paint: good ti GHEYROL ET Touring: 1920 model, in fine DODGE—Tourings. 10° 911m oe 6 ae — . ono4 : : erms ne MAX \ger tourir | OLDS M! BIL E TOURING SATN LOUIS MOTOR Cal CaR conditten: new pa! motor ¢ haw! teed terms. $75 to S$: i eee geal § ng if 0 ey ot gree Bran ser = 308 ‘ourins Ao. smn ‘ : oa it 110 Late mode! ecnipped with new ronan . _Locunt — ae ‘ay oy evenings. irthwein Mo nonin A. aon Wibson 7 1a " 5. 1618 ‘t : = ean ee r co : y tern oo ] . : meni wom 1925 specifications: repain ae Sid Stisaui—eaiaes ward cod camer tov: | FORD Towing: ead rumning order; wil FORD Tovrine a2) ag aaew rigy MANWELL—Is1S Woiping car wih Rosch | ZnleWeied. ‘cord tires: new-car gaara tep! ens. $i CHE TYROL ET—Towrtn 1820 moaidei oun ooks ike sed ee- extras me OFn- | ——- _ GIR enEe: Ape +8 as aintgalt a f re v con secant . } 3 aoe. sai DE LUXE aw TZ. Be.. about vewer. enick ie hee. teres wm: : mee yy Si FOR , arte ‘ rood .- ts. At ’ pr , a | - en m1 : a ‘ $275 . th tor Sale fayet , nei Fonsi oe? We de T ind : - proon: renickeled rm oat toa soe from paint shop: rebuilt mo- 7 . a . ‘ erm 631 Ea , . and we wil a i} tle . : ‘ , 4 S @ ; ~* _ . : paniestiicmajeuasicimenmsbinis : 7 ire ~ords 2ehoistery top and “at veal EM . MOTOR ‘OR COnn Spring ow here—rPhe time buying | t weed car . Ming's highway. Grand 7470, Deimsr | ———— et Perengen ~ Rew touring: sed: ex- | «. 19 te . | : , tke new; brand-new car; guar 025 N. & List “ ODGE settee: tent : S81 7 fe 2506 s Fs¢ eninge: on . ' Sa ae ETc SiN ms: trad EN ta 48 = ar tk raat — 7 ie WHER = to bee ane FORT " - : yg nny ~. ren moa Ss ; si ; — : i - en - = , ° : " ‘ : 7 : ; F ‘ , on t r a — of % ae se . — ~! — + grate wn a DODGE cars: | RD r 13] oe tn Pee Bango “fe 2 x Sa? ; ' : lem ad, hute Cm Sith Ook tae od nin ra TUDEBAKER 6—Touring, is } pieasure from your purchase . a euaranbees S25: cas! term prices. vi ~, is. - oe et ht andsome turn Ramone 224 J - % AX WELL—La [a3 ring autorm vv Baek - tee. or — tion, a give away at , A few of the rellable makes fs pen Sundseyv mabe -- 2 if FuLiIN (CAR CO ——- ate a. oo fe 247 a easy term: on ;' -§ forr’s - r i: i ee er” F ate = OVERLAND—19° baby tourine. perfect ST. DER. weir Maceo! Con FORD, DODGE. * ‘ —— —— range — + .an 214-18 > lar ; , ' | ; ; = -_ L Toen : . Ra) easy terms 3: 316 Easton. R50T “ia six. Teed , GARDNER. cll . L — a ~ TY ~ 4 : ‘ Locust ss | Cc HA gz RSs, Mi eat; i a uring Cars: 1916 JV & aN _—[ Qo +oyr ing. looks and Ins on - . > I a sds ks i nod: se 2 $15 Mc yok ST oa = ourt . . oe 19 on - 299 ; = cheap + — gy ag runs and looks ifke Be STEARNS, ¥ $345 . aan adie : ene r 199 ‘ ) ey models. 302 1 ive. ec. OVER! LANDS—Classy, $98. $38 down: an- trade 29714 Frrieht Py. . a ee « finish, shows best of care. com! tires, $°85- — "~ —— | = | > an ? | ” Ole cine ti rs. . = her S88. S28 down: trade. 2827 Olive STU DEBAKER—Special 4 = Readetera. Touring OC Dedtare. upmenete. 25 oe: tanh tes ve I . . ." ss 4 ST . > , " : ‘ ia a 2 ee is s , 4 - = ¥ _— 1) Xg oon inning order: STh 22 Gravots. a i? ' t A Late models - en ” Oe e@ Ween S224; ; -- ext 5 do ‘ . . e a ] 3 O11eCiS: wuar anteed Ene : ee o Pe. I — + Special prices. Libers! CHEVROLET — To : DE LUXF AUTOMOBILE | — ——— , | : Locust. Nights. Su The fame 3 im ) ~~ sonring in good rynaine | STUDEBAKER— Touring. 7 ahessee st ouring cars. se RO—Touring car. Dargain. $53 i3 — — pearnannenes - =e Re tothe th rt 301 Loeu a te Li ze 0 eae Centra! ‘ 7 ir rY os sae Pe Bi Sr eo OV ' N od ty . sed 2 rn ad oi ; ’ > » _ 3029 Olive. © one & re > gal nea RD = ~ gtar a - pn a ere e aut!! 1 appearafice n L321 TOT f rant h ka new. $295. 7017 Paes (COB)! srt DEBAKR 7-passenger : | pa TOU bf Py 7 . i eee ten Ee. ESS Seen a Sis ‘ Sedepeese i a ! “ . os : , . : mg “ oO! : mo ser! agen ST SVERLANT Tourtng: 75B: starter _ service car! must sei, rie WERER IMPLEMENT FITS \ R PU RSE 2--Dodge Touring--2 FORD—Late strie tourna, looks goo? on RI C FOR! uaa : DE LUXE ACTOMOBILE c ew ba: tires: $78: $30 down: | Motor. #416 Ottve: Se : Chevrolet teuring Tr Rect ier nee, Cre} ; ae - uh, “) . t = Me i? 4 cust 4 - : inf : 4 > .' " ; ' i . > 2 J Us, a . enn f bid. ~e . 214-16 N. 2st eTr ‘DER. \KER LITTLE t met apply for this ba rea in r 3 oe mal c — se! — e ~ , 4 Lax ' nz ’ ‘ta See = . ; i. oe =e i Epa rand = . - ; et... rm , rire In 12 a c- 1921 iP . had C3 j 19th MISSTSSIPPT WALLEY. 29% Loca ba r@ain: ee Goon on sl ine cor n 1 * ee - | so = , ns -_ nAition Onen 8 av Sundar. : ml cendit 4704 Virginia: Bellefan- ofiginal i] and Locust = — sine se SOR Ta" ape era meng yn — are erms fo 314 ; a aes As Matern? rtd MITCHE? L—Sport medel- a: ful as _ Bow: finest origina tires: - Chevrolet Touring “SEES MOTOR CO. 2810 Washinetan, Very late mede! rend-new cord tires: a nt D- -— Sr ER ta Sp : condi! . & . : ranfty. _ ~ a hot - rt : ) | ‘Ouee AT oO P5105. Deimar looks ont eNMIvERSAT. 2418 b Att +4 e ins @oo@!: $195. Delmar 4633L. 4 n S fy} . Bu Prices. Pte Manchester ar aad , ST. DEBAKER—T perfect HUPMOBILE DBD real —— eniy S195 enmevy terms ne in $95.00 CASH ape: : — : pe Racin wl. ae 2 —- : r : ~urtaine: $200. 8535 § Spring. rear. KING — ~~ — Chevrolet F. B Tou ring a ae ee and power- a nn. ae Se , ive. sts —_—— ee ee : eee hall -_ — +90 MITCHELL TOURING maitie St, National Tse@ Car Market. , a ; Ta ire aaeaenrn Aine : : ) mo ded : eS anaienattinpitiiinmaapinenete ‘ . ; at TOMO) +r 2 > ai X : ae ";, 1 it { : : ; T ah > e200 + $150. 4 a Locust st_ , — er chts. Sunday. trade: f en Se on = & | - santeencnpiaiaisciniaeabe . No Broke r terest sees wor ae or trade- lady Touring: light special atx —_ (ah 2 eter T ae : i , e new naint a? Ss »* iauiec. | : ienabitn rage . aceTUSs owner 4711 Cupples p! Forest 5141 = es pee fees Service in in excellent - ir " ‘ ee Go a iced “ . , : ’ "}? ; E ‘ Se : - n Ba , _ 40 2907 Washi ns 72 _ 4 av ~~ , tet le hasn’? = mar: _ Open Sunday «a and ew + ; silent a W ash: anton _ - : i . lute ? 4 din _ ie ; ’ : =F rus PDOs ~ os ; NM . - ~~ ‘ ; > i i . . : Oven evenings ard Sun 7 toe ee: = ea mate : ' : — ——— Pos a _— - 2207 Y er — | 7 . , . scrs His OVERI AND—Baby tourtne: 1921 : soien@id | nal * 1! : — ar~en? ad > i > a : ~ ae a ——— 4 _ ° — an a paolo: se eemtaaianeeres o ear Grand | ) BP’ E—Tourt re ng In good condition. Balance $14.50 » VERLAND—Tourine S I UDEBA NE - ; a ” “en ; A it Y 1G met TOM } : . ) . ' sacrifice a a Sa. _- “DOLRe arnarop ’ ca oy P try ctl ie I] ‘ ota a 4 i : : , i> :} ' : art : . take & hy -ROFRFE MO rOR ‘ Site » . A Nw eke 2G 1” teal [nvestire Ch | t I ‘s . | . wy, iLE— 1917 2 : : ‘he Baby “ Mant sueinal factory |HUBER MOTOR CAR CO, 9088 €vro e ouring : mt tep etc : 2160 casan LY months con - - mh... " a ° ; a: 7 - : ee oe : . . - Tria , a Thx ? : frem ¥r R moce) 1s22. @#xce Jent cond eke on 5 : oS bs - anne . if - . + . “ bl eer ~ 7 , + Aé : = 5 = 2 a Fes cn - - ; —_——_—_—— = mane - “ - > er oe , ‘ - mechanical condition , $109 re > gerd tires; $250 cash. 10 months on ba!- HUDS« FRAMPTON, hest offe: ‘me 279 -_ = :, ' ; MORI ae = ———e See ——— =e - ; balance ah 7 ——_—_—__*— a — — cTVFRSAT. 3478 Locust. Nights. Sunday LI08 Locust s a ; . - . a ae § ' ' La ' . ‘ s ae. a Tt oe 7° —— -~ oak 37 Zur =A ° od 3 Ou LJ v 2. : “ wee, CARE S185: this ie po tol a, So ait terms. $9A8 Northiand Dee SN eee a, Se ee Reng one Ragman tees | a cane $60 OC Overland, , $295 | Studebaker Touring, , ” W BUYs THIs ee Ae ee | one TP ge FOR a] a a ere . SF ng om aon Co., 4420 0 Mon Nr 6-48 TOURING Touring baby 4. intest mode! —~ aa: | ; READY TO DRIVE Awa . a e can show you bet 3 | : Sten” ae : , Pins like new: easy terms; open Sunday | Terme. have the FINEST PAINT 1921 Chevrolet Touri ing C ar ping fast. 72 others. si , ae : ’ . ' be , > on satinalinemmibeman 1) 2 ie Late nnode!: new “y ne and goed tires: wil! forenoon. = oe 3 ” Onen nda . & FORD ing car: very goed ahaa” 34% 92: We mpi. and Au , 19th and a - ve the = a to . : ~ | WILSON MOTOR CAR CO... 2921 Lecust | | ' _ Balance $18.00 per month ce oust | , | Sc eer cummin LS lk ct. Bemcst 35. Chenet Som — ——~ - ——— DELMAR _— Of course paint is not ANo o Brokerage boas In ate \ 4 Lr 4 if "ORD—~Tourtng mountadles. § tir nd | L. ae Meee et. gs: ip | — 1 ‘$3: termes: fine service Loo! Kk! New Ov erland .- - firet—for this reason we WARD-G ROFF MOTOR | CO RA iL SZ = 0 2 e2 : et pcondi tion hout: | Sy PpMORILE_ “ —T oo : ro — aor — See gRSN = ay PAMOD S BABY FOUR TOTR. _ When you get a Goo ous st : _—. rr aminete 35 rante , 90: t wire fren ear bumpe: uy t _ 2 5°65 —— 50. 102 x ‘ra hem. wee pEeeNs This car has fust been run enough to limber | : . combinations vou will f ' — — > This ¢ will surety Studebaker 1922 : 7 - get one of these HIGH G@ sc DAYS AND EVENING: ; ateaen steed ‘ . >. us — Tot . ee ) \¥ | ; | ; m a at - if oe ae rs = . ry 4 — en , 7% ’ . i= : ASH I - * tv rune ™er fect: $594. noon. o even) te) 7 2 Ron t trade. 7340 Olive. ‘T) tween this one and @ new one ! tii Practically new fully ¢ - CLEVELAND 6—Late 1921 ourtne- tx - a i ee ee st om 214 = 3 => HUP—Tonrine; 1921 . , Ake new: $596: another. $495: $145 ‘e diggest bargain of vour life. , : st te best of mechanical conden not SO there would never Eee be ’ rit : a 77 = — . m ; rR Be : ; ' ' “wn: trade 2340 Olive to be here with a emall 4epor m f : : * — wee Cheeta = eee eins _ FORDS—Tour: 30 to cho _ r Nil OU Rub. tia seit ere ?-passenger 4 on 7 , ’ - 14-171 - >t : = 2 : r : Fags , 2 C ~ Ty) an .. m open Sun y. oun City ART. EM MOTO? ; bo oT — see i tin av “. po ‘ "... ” . —— — agen . a ; 1G ’ ha Wha k : oe Lise: ait ; ee, e i Oo r fat iy Arca 1ORkS ~ = 4 Pama Sun@ay_ : Bomont 900. S201 en @ cars now In | ) na trun oa Sunday. 10 A M wo SPL © 4—Set rnaine a i eas ses, NEWELL MOTOR CAR CO., bles: guaranteed like new. onis Sta. | rack. Nan own noel aa Te ‘4SH——Tourng car: & real | bargn: rin | COLE t running ca n wa; $75 i Pema say — ra : . i CH PRICE r M Lone ft "ia sales ae = 7 [72 Locum. : : — : Oldsmobile sSpkpesines Rights as ear, 7 ere ites ty. SEN sen ‘ar 3 "> Sunday 2 to Me at" > . Flerrimea nt hr en Sundar La Leeust Se 7 : oS . ©yuncar ; ‘ra te: _terme acme t 34: a ’ EE ~— - _ 7 . has \ a . ~ = 4 sd Me ~— &e - ~ ine a oe _ 3 . tail ‘ ft", . } ie) aces nesiasiiinidondateien added ppemsinnentin , 2 A ARSE oe Ce. ae wi Ru nd@ition: : oo . “ “ae ae other e wring st 8; _ : — — PACKARD—Twin second series tour a f car, STT TZ—1919 - Studebaker elias camecemae ' eseieaaen , w “ . = ° ting oF ’ > . : : he nie 7 NAS 7.199 3 mode! “ne condition: run 5000 California top. Le w hee!s. *j Carn “terete ; ; ; bany ..... ~ $i 85 , ot . 24. et >. ab ae 7 rm iTS! rTP £ "05 Loeeust mile fully ecufpped. Thie car has had Western Automobile Ca, Euclid and Wash- fl T2— r: 1923 ike new. guar perfect cond@tios: rp ices Car (™ | Locust fess — ee agence taggin ew 6447 ' ane lg ey ag om oe . ma ' Lecust ‘at. Open eve | we om f cae ies ‘ourine, Max : farke ey _ ike $285. 8 Enrient | OPIS te will demonstrate. Bex W-1 Pt D ' PaIGE—Tour ‘mg car: Griust eeil: cheap. $300. COLB—Touring cars. JUV9 dan .. 3922 e et Nash Used Car Dept. _ 2s Prairte. ) VELIn~t0te. 7-pas. tien: reagonabie. “aT tre? Ti maeton = > eter re and ed Ohive. e DORT POU RING ee nae - | | | eee cant bee pert motel; Sunt iis up sbi] UTIN ‘ = PAIGE-—4-vaseenser wnort new 7D- pe a nner : as Sith t an ‘iran - ie ?' N ASH—Ter ring > Sars - ‘thorough- int: very cineay : wis mat sell. “aso 4208 Read This Carefully = SE A525° 3. SS ORY a EADY TO DRIVE Se ae x: : e7 ee FI — - %i2s nemene wt = ——— , — : a. VEN oa). 5 : ar wo a * 0 ; a. vernva auled 3029 Olive. ¢ B N ie: ae Qinsing: te our mbowronm (7.| Bement 2012 L Centrat 380. | FORD —I9TS soaring car a a MoNIECE- ee ee BUY Tl CITY mi Luke soert mewring (ole posi dn. . , Bae - ion Mas. — n Tt : cuar. rd . ) = 7 . xT us. rT oO. . on > : ane . _ ; Touring; a sturdy it 3 . ) - ; | 762 Lo f fy. $550 BUIcK co.. 31 ve t2 the _ * se want coke > a? . - rar t for aad a. me ——— ry — — ~ ~ a Pee - pir any expert mechanic wh . — me Sundar Boment as PAN. AMERICAN 4 ear’ S terme: « Tyndx 4 on ier a : te er and demir ea! ONER— Ton 922 ttomits - ™~ most sturdy. —_ rend NY c forming car bathe. , ' ar ne! mountabies: only $148- terme. . — ore om r , “- : ther era, an SERVICE CARS fn ge —~ Be : ant sake ante ya Lore . . '_* 30 3. , : i ss ' ™ " : . alse — AS ee 7 Lai As : @ daserall seaeon ye © o aie reem. wil! A at FC ? T3... — Merges ere mode « ‘ ‘e Sheet 22 ’ . . - > = an a ew ; the , boninewe “ie _proments. $300 wt ber | PRERCE =. ARROW 7 ers ercebent condition. . ; “te < an vitae Saami ; : : : ™ ' Da eee) ger ar ‘touring. new peint. Mr lent comditien enm@ « caB 00... 182i Locust. Motor Pine a. , 23 OG , mt i : ™ Sores 7 FE tere Atlemoti', Cca.. “om éuniaz, MARRX xEWMAN 440 ©O,, 5143 Delmas ingiean,

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“ aE ha Bo vn pe” ie \. SUNDAY, APP ii, 15, 1923. ee . ‘PEERLESS Big . 5 Vv VELIE BARGAIN — s pe "$300 peed toa ae Sete ca ae | arandion Soo gata sae ise gaa FOR—%5-ton truck: handmade body; far RiO—Two. Trucks or | a ee haleceth For Sale ____ Bodies For § Sale re IG d before bi lying it and ou Open Sunday oeent, enings, — — 6 * ipa s x ap ruck Good a ~condl- oe j sted. bar “fain at eae oo | un en otter . "Trafte, — ao = sas es i BODT— ite = Polen gh seeding BLES: AM, dainary different Grve THER —"5 W Sohne CW ‘ paige te oe ee: ot fat a Meta Sm are ee amore ; oy eee cyte eceta. 6: | OM copplete. "extra sauipment’ a naw DU MP TRUCK son” Meine Bora Benicrat UOST £45 King's: yeneGh On Bion BIE Nash Used ¢ Car Dept. 2G afiy BeD—ror tous Sol" Teds’ "32,0", economical to run: mivat ©o., Euclid ane Washington. ir: hy, pvaraulic Roist: 10-ineh tires on - - ——. she fig LAF FIC— uck: “good condition” ’ Mc Yi Fe. BOY 1088.__Onen ~ an a - een ——— —— . mnt , “ EY RDS a , =| € : OR ey ic sist ‘ "Ld AU ; MOB PAL, b 7 i“” ir¢ K -—EODIES—Two. 5117 Ri! a 7 ~ PARK AUTOMOBILE oo 2555", to $ s - S months’ time LIGHT six puring I'il eell it for $65 — eee. Fal nning order; $300 4119 les Ligh trucks, Scot thout, bed- Bunda) | SV. é SH. mee f At pape RUCK BODY — Tight — delivery —- pete ye ¢ K 7 AR eee ark, 5810 Gravote cheap 5207 ' M + we Peo a Evans ay, ‘ late models: ro od condl tion: e905 on ; D { ARMS Romont 31840 Establish Tost st. ee NG. (O41 Interdrive “801 Locu s = — — ") | $195 41 , ” “ > . -@ S@iG at Mueller’s p Gees 28 new bo , ‘ ad 04 a 5 - ane __s ae . a ht ; ants T ovanae te oD : ~ hea AvVres. Aut 10ri sed Ford Dea! ors > , Forest 4 Sir ‘ TIERCE bargain S185 a es ; : abanyvy 4468 ic Sag a * AR—5 Passenger: iate mode] lu. AG F de msg sagen dame Ray 4 Value 1418 N King’ ® nichwa (orm) T Ru Ay F IC ae PRU ( a he : opent) | fr nig ' 3 to 15 | ae acy he N tks iN > a | Ser ee ng a rete Se AE Tpenag | gene i MRT FRE aot S0ld to aatisty mortga es” ape Ne,stat Src testis ar "3, TRUCK BODIES sealant 3816 8 iron Delm ~ Sees mood: $175. 1509 g. Grand C pe RING ‘AR—5-passen ger; your own AGLE: ‘our 2-ton trucke with @ mani running condition: sacrifice at $150. cash \?: So pa 1} ivem: free satteectiia. A se 460 { ‘ord Tires Cc losing Ont TR ‘E-ARROW Own ‘ x irs S—1918 ‘tour! ng fi, ne - =o rice 2950 Sh eridan RY. . aan iin on price €4500 ye me - Te Ope n Sun lav Tevis Mot or Co.. Oliy e. ‘ vere igh > ; bie ride. er ' to 4 G 7 Stake mat gf “at ve seme ‘ ¥ — a " > ny " 4 ~ _ ™ 4 v ‘OF j oe 3 ; an! 4 i ——_ ~ . _ ‘ ry) ' ‘ : 2 ~. : ’ , ' ' _ ¢ ’ " 4 . . li “a ree eagle ted é touring 22 7 = 4 25 $90 down. 1817 Russe! ] (ci | TO BING ( ART. pagBENger: bargain: mvet 30) mt-Dispate = (©) | POpy calerd, 2003 Locust os c} WHITE—5.-ton dump truck .o27c— a WEN ieee we se “%-ton to 5-ton - TRUCK Pane! body. newly fil gel} reasonable « i. = Gee ‘Ll EK 7 a ‘and paint ’ Riverside 2081. , SUaranterd one year tains, tires and slip 001 : 3 ICO : 2 . ae = ‘¢3) ¢ “VICK ERS 7... In the future we balk shite , ndittor ines ; ‘ka Bard ¢ ty nd Usranteed to be first- -Cias oi In i. + $65 down. 344] Junta (eo) TOU mE 4M 1918; running “condition: se} ap or ike Ford touring on trad : nd ¢ ass, - ie > ——-- arter ye s . . Hines — ++ i iti Ori $200 S I is. " ‘very : oy or eas, ’ nen : rac le Our tin arry Hane * ? P a : . 3 ta AHI, EM “MOTOR , i tre your friend at 30: 26-28 Loc ust a: Jefferson : ’ siagecioalll ABLE ‘OW are a eV O11 eq (pr ent for a new ick BARN}: er ime he Nips : : — ie ——— —————— a | EASTON. TAYLOR ' ‘ VU. ii n . _ 1035 N. Gr rand : AS sh di Car DODGE 19° j +4 ‘“ FEDERAL—Dump body, hofst SALES CO... 2727 Olive at (oF) mens , ee: . OG new 4482 Easton we sell $2.50 PAIR > ie nena . ee” UTM, —— cS ree I truck excellent: than ‘a by -- . i ; eer ang > - (he x Bc! . "ie {! Cline e > P ' ; jks " , SAYERS 6— To he: a ~ : ee - Z poe . rv a+ . _- “Ss . / sTroas Wait ‘ era ? | RT ‘ ) } | - » = ’ parking limits, at wars a Late t model at a acl : “{ ds! I O! ds! Fe DODGE- —Tr 1921, panel delivery: } 1% -TON GLO 3K Pe nd cal ie 2 —— —) BC, eS ca Motor oll, 40c gal.;'|| Bomoat 1712 Central 4168 ‘bby erate: leaving tows: gm nit ‘gh ee it. all ne we tires bargain ; terins: rds ~. Te o a t - serier Aes to Supp! Co 4482 Eas | TURN TO oe Jopring; F eis. as low as Vv; lerins as tow “as 6 14-7 ASTER— ha Sis. ~ . : . - oe ee i} on ay Open Suns lay and ew: nings ie) vse strato by one ' ; ' - . : $3 Der week : also ~ closed ars OV er hauled and re ainte T WN rt? > INCI * very b 4 ® 7 M —— TT wry ton stake body nad cab les? 5 fay ruc PS ea?) Pp PAs ‘ ~~ : — . ° ale 1400. wilt sell for “e gen over Wye think we're kidding about terms. try 3029 Olive pe , d. USE! lnm Page OSE gree ng a! condition wo om chs ete A aus Sas Phe hear OWNERS. e* ern ee ini | OUR AD IN TODAY S POST. | : "RAY ‘me, Re We! e. fe) Ve are open on Sur a y ORMAT Oliv Sunda vy. (6?) . tr... , . . pri ni : S ERAMPTOS De PBEM woror co. 1038 x Grane, | Om | | SDERAT. TRAC © model, pony (om, Atake body and cab; iare ith furniture bodies attached. fie cele |! covers, ‘touring. ‘coupe and sedane'at sett ||, DISPATCH, AUTO SE CTION | DORHIS—Truck: 2-10) suitab} ir any “altos a mere age ; ad ee aa. adaye ; ¢ 3 an be ; model: good tive pote an , od used Ford Truck One-ton ||| °° ; Bey Centra} 7480. me kos | _ }___hantline Victor” 2638) ( Aindell 5°4-° Delm ay | ne” on * Olive. Ss Meadnee —n (" ONSIStine of worm drive a ; - ; With and ii 14 whet, ents : ANNOU NC ING ~ R i a a Automobiles For Sale__ ? lO pa Jivery: ¥ it nel body: |G 2 —1-ton chassis o* 'v; good tires. best (CR To pie ety 35 00 iH) > + k . $3.95, : ss" od | Al Te Tmo : om Slotan or Co. reasonable | Automobiles For Sale. _overnhan! : ‘O13 Pag . : iechanics Ondition: a 2807 in I SERVICE 7 PRE Small Gown naym, lance monthly. |! heat ie2*% Jamps, BS : NN Vi CROARY SAER Ree lorn M _ 618 Walton ia ee” Miscellaneou FORD—Light delivery: starter aaj" ji |e on Mineo STAR—Bra,d. an 2 !ton. (a) - i ss : | : 2 _Miscellaneous | Sajige me 2737 Ollve ’ 7 aes a (Oh te : 4 EAGLE I RIC | Gome lamps, at greatiy poem ed prices ; , 7 | ~ ; motometers, a ur minum w a | STEARNS. KNIC gs —: TT _ paint ea} SO7 Hanover , laranteed ‘ ; ~ Jilve Al j 1 Al econdit ‘On, : RE J Marmon Distributors. “805 i : ‘cree Bs 2 " LL Lo! ; Canopy 7 Od | it & £0400 ae , $0 ‘ on ey 2 ~ if | | Stearns- Knight, 1920 e 63 It all depends from whom you cl ndition a Nive st, ) TER—315-ton: steel dump be ly > mir beaut ; int ‘ 4 * Touring. we a (99) repainted in « beautitul RTAY with! @ A Teal bargain. 192] _t@ke old car in ss lzcount; | es ag eee fs E.Lisht dates. ites” ana ee ee 2 Starter and JO hnso ny gern Co., | Ht momog: am radiator caps for Ford or « res TWO ST¢ RES ee eee ee — - . Ss ’ . : . i ms ts . ‘ ; 4 ste ‘ , Y ’ ‘i.e v¢ ’ ; sf : . ; n . venus, aun visors. lags pyralin and dition - n: $300. 4 Pennayietise con : @ iit ORT Rg > mam > — cee 0394! Open Sunda: ive s ; v9 | 3667 Olive St. Near Grand |) tamote and hund a. of other ae | StarSquar ne Ain! si EARNS—192]_ b- “Passenger toy =) | - is Roads er ili FORD—One-t truck . ; re : —-- - = ‘ ali « ara ntee . -Pass., almost new. cheay 2801 faouri ‘ A! ~~~ tor ‘heap: or trade fer good Ss McNIECE HILL Mm OR CoH A “ ul batteries, gl + . Cars at | FIRE ~ eG; D2 us 1400, _* esth at. £98) Tour née FOR D—Tor ruck; will trade for an or is _ ot nas y. 98 N. 10) 9189 DEL MAR FOREST S88 BO sine ee A per cent off: inrer tubes, OD. Wwe etl); sel! let. 22m nme 1 $11.50 oO 6 Me: marl d Touring iit tonrine car Box A-°586. P.-pD AY SAM 44 -ton: 1 Cab per ake body ; Yoen Even! ngs cele : ) a oan SS Save tires at the form er ioW price, best motorene | _— : a! ne = pe 311.5 ‘ 66 Bnmon.: ome Tour “Cyt a PORDiad Sten ck, ’ 104 for bbene a unstop: first-claes condition: cod —— Whi Aas nstrate oll 45¢ gal. or 5 gal. for $? cup grease in + — ew « in@ Miller goa dred and O) damobile Sedan, i : at cop ae ‘uling 20 SMichiean et tg Dt OO; Call Olive 938 or athe ettiees em on eta 3-ib cans, 35¢: auto rae 20c per bucket ad core sto each 46608 Baetan Oldsmobile Seden. -cy] $y — ; ~~. ey cruy ie : rest O0O1'7R Es ic65) DODGE ‘5 _ Metatncmegaer ® Benn. th 1 noen. Mal! ordere f!liea Mv“ are open Sunday f" Ps ‘Wo te ‘Ix4 straight side Miiier Oldsmobile Roa dster. i. “06 tee ene Lota 1817 Ruse. (oy | PACK 24 48. wre vk! ing and tow RC yg’ CAR co JHE BARGAIN STORE. 4575 Easton ay Cords, $16.4 ‘ach. 4068 Baerton Marmon. 1} —" Se oe trout ussel] Car, in “Al eo on; no in tipped , Pourings and Ro: adsters 3 2 : , Deimar 779. « -| Tints. 2 aein “Fi ~— aa omen aus ( $75 4's . ne orde 414 re w > > 921 ot ees Coupe, wire wheels. | EPHE\NS—io20. 6- pessen er — condition Food shane 2025 Bid ig touring; : : 1920 Buick Roadster. des ae ee vocust st. ° STRPHENS—1921p tiie sport model Siena: | = Iva Chanaier pouting. . a +. Ch ° , finkiacong: ew SOndiSebarmame | HEEL Chante nies “4 most fet ed bent Peed bed feed ee Pt ed Bt - e A815 McK issock. et Coupe. Packard Tour! Ng. last or decheen ap roy ght elivery hal body : With erar ind ti res nd star? ~s —T KT Hs. ‘Tew 4 , - _ AIR «% MP RESec R—Tank and tor 199 3 Buick Coach 198°0 &- .. RN ae Wee Htion 17 . Saral lemonetrate ay % = A. wy s- ' em CU LOL Olive. Grar nas E aad ictor 175T.. ma , ank and motor, STUDEBAKER—1016~ si. & 3406 | Gravoin, 820 Scripps- Booth A OUTIN ih Sn aes cee See Try peer “laptet- [a ee 1802-04 N Open Sunda Wie as Bon ont 4186 = — ————s 4107 Chippewa . 3daS, Goodvesr cord. ( MANY OTHERS || ee " ie aoe DUR RIS—Tovw ar, 1914 model: ches ALI, parts Jackson, Crow-Elkhart or Traf tube ° 3601 N Grand - o AND aintictatiinianie c62) FF T a - — | Farragn? 4° ort Bry 1, es ne , ae sation A WESS ra} 5 ” STUDEBAKER—Lik ittle 6: 5 pase. Te | KU HS-BUICK CO.., 3101 OLIV E ST REET iio fet ar om 2 ‘co, — — | *4 ; a in pan pee a, bargain 4533 Olive st tee Re 24 7 fic. Sidney 12 2000 tah TiRK—United thasee Haws) ond and tae rT wh Garage. 314 N. ¢ $14 N ; Exchanged Car Dept. Rhein 8u enGay and Evenings it _ Broadway. Seas okepe: te lotor Cy _2., 762) Locust at " | POR ~—Splendid wiioneh Gee Prices abso- H(\ L\\& ( ‘ond H itt tione Cd | H o TO HEADL ‘ak nee ee ase 3x4 % new S20, 2017 Hive wii ‘STU DER AKFE Pag oe fal 6 touring: “4 a ; 1} v - . . - - 2... ios . . "T> wry * ri. ‘4 . Kelly th a Aenencneen rign? ‘ Ona) I See j if Marker ’ pl 7 er “po - - - T IRES. a Ai) sizen. ne t Or ae * Pate r ° h ° - = ——»,- iti Lar “ord urn t bods 215 SEPUBL wO-ton, blly res, £004 cab ' ' MUSICK PLATING WORKS, 915 Chestnut : ' Fe ;, Cash __ 8221 1 Locust. 2) ————S VS SSSsr' nay 1934: 9 "ea h ie are looking for e bargaln, ste thi 1999 AND 1993 a All werk guaranteed. Ma‘n 1530, Centra! paired and unrepa; red 416 Oty uN5 > -nlean ee "y —! |. ~ - ~~ ———--—- - true Traffic Mot — 200 f ’ ’ ‘ , lane be. i FOR D~ . tr . chagsi H viv mod _ a 7 ‘“otor Truc Corp., & 200 Ci IH! 9595 | pF oot a $3. Bernie: 100K® oon.” ‘wood i } i Fe aren nck cham — leanin ouse 5 | fone vromceataare= ie agen 3 = coo, 7 [RES — Karg, ne, 4. b4e4 teers ti neh. =o Bomont 982 wd i Centr “og pity , ri Cini ACU ANE *O Qo° tira ttn +t*r oe . PUBI I . on , 19] s “model: ood r r - ee : al 15 23 ‘ , . ~ iif ; FORID~ i} 18°00 pneuma t} : Hing . , 4 L Hi avnes 4 Dassen ge! SDo , x y 416 FROM WHOM Y Ol . wing body 4: 4243W Natural Bride: ae == > a. Behotten-Vick- pei y x f extras, go rd tires; o1 ig- mediate! y. Cawlan, ‘olive 264 cellent condition; « hen p Benton 203; q _ ER saciid ' each 4536 Morgan eonren Bonda }é ‘0 and end evenings ggg gene “agen 418 . = D Ss Broadawy Riverside | cost ¢ f : 7 L ' ' ina ; wee ’ a ENT STIX! | FORD—oOne-ton tr 9°29 mod s - . “rere a hed Ge eee ter ae . ; , Ww | BATTERIES—50 No. 6 Delco light bat- | ‘IRESQ—Two Sx8i, ‘two TA xd by , a STE] HENS 8 SALIENT TX thi am dia: Ch biaen ts ae a! AT ’ Qi. 7 KSTE} _ TRE : _(cB9) ‘Ob, terms an rade Upen Sunday fore Guaranteed In Ey ery ay te ries, Hood + condition 48°68 ae Louis 4x4. two ‘8524 | Pay Yeap 44456 Het: ~w : i? ae Ae 9] t. é iy aD ae S| { > © I > 2° > Oxf ton r losed ‘ noon . r — ar — > 7 ; op shan wcanaition throughput: r- nk A. . - ae _ body: w sel ; 7_ Wel! “ } ILSON MOTOR . ‘R co 2921 npr : Lindell 4115 IRE ine bh ao ~ a car stan a Al? TOMOBIL® Co. . # : GrP demestiss aby wemtedippparen! che hig! vy gin & 363] | REPUBLIC—T -ton ‘ith cab and ope) NASH USED CAR DEPT rd Mo » LIC —Two 213% tan a4 Locu ust 4 P : mas ene ae —s | itv,es : j — : I : ore aie , r) ‘g a , con Altte nm: ; ‘S Operated by th 5, Sout hwre est N ash (Cs 000 LU 4 ior C i vo TI my = a ; SINS - wn 2x4 ror Tres. ‘ Z as a , . e¢ ‘ + ‘ ‘ a, » SIRO used « U pe 1405 Ata - Bomont 2812. 8 is P ‘ entra!) 380. 2 ; = , . = = beet i?) & ar) J , »' > » a } ct & M 7 i¢@ Sa. M letr ae he . * aii rr) Akes of bat ter ea Ww My lesa) e an: q re. ‘ee a we . om fe ’ e ; { 4 - : } ' 7-* 16 Bio ' og ode ira ’ ) ruck " : for a +p . ; Oren all day undav =! 38 ; a eck cn “a> aaa o >39 : ‘ruck Co ae 3016 LOCUST a | tas MeCARTHY. 1415 Chestnut » TIRES— My) 792] STEPHENS T TOURING” = |i ood tires: chean ‘hO30 Northiann wee | | = : : Nash Us ed Car Dept. 3999 OLIVE ST ne HEADLIGHTS—All cars, eapect BO percent off tee ni ie ont ‘nd Nee: In excellent shape mechanica! by: 3 a >» Fe Taf ne-ton tr ck; \ Ot rr) ar . 6: j vered | ===. - Paint: ood tires: for lems tha . = nical OL. -SMOB [Lt “Li! nodel, $350 ing 7 Sai ton 9 . TIRES—10.000 miles for $7.05: thac’a What Price of new ear: investigate. . = one‘baif -— a Perrect a Dargai! J “ 4 lor . ‘ 1010 - S' ‘ eae | OPEN E\ EN INGS BATT ERY x: ‘HARGE R-—De Luxe, 6-volt Nitie *T fee "lo eet ‘ite on the meet ge po — MOTOR CAR COMPANY, . w ROR rRUCK—1921, gtarte: will x S © ( es We VE 191 8: S-ne nger: excellent c i ~. Ww $13.75. 8208 Alabama r 4946 Kaston ny ick mode! s. $37.50 pair 4066 Kas dant delays A8A8 Faaeton Ot hoes Bomont _ 1262 (7enera! 6-volt; new: 825 : "I Seconds ane used ” he ay . con ‘es rand 329 lea if e34x) i } 2 > y _ - —— oa - — ’ ° ; . ; ; RA UL ij a whee $75. co st st $250 New e!! a ios — - ware L utky ad r retrea ds te, rerfect =A - ~~ - -« Se cxtutntindinlel 4 =a a ; } P - 7 2 : 2 — — = — a em, " > “ 4 * : | a > . - : a ‘ » r , a ‘a r rere ; . a “he -_— ud 2 ’ r? ' af ° 7 i? - ; allel ‘ “he ‘Strut | y -_ 4 | 3 TN einer ruck or | | o _ Motor ©; Co 2621 Loc ae aa Chassis For Sale :" » 6 Volt; cheap, Al condit*to: Th a en an r — ha “ r OO rder li4 S ° . F_—_—___ . mais Morgan -s 3: new Talk about er, d : t = : ~ Sol CH WE ST N ASH f“() 000 Locust e ic ‘HASSIS 1H1 # tr by} - 50 each . easy riding. ~— >| highwas . oberates 3026-28 Locus 0: $30 down: {eOd, Tubber: runs BAT ERY—Banner. guaranteed year, Ford. | MEYE R KEMP TIRE this worid’s f , : 7 FORD—Truck tht delf: panel body; tr 917 Olive $13; 13-piate. $14 50; Dodge $19- ofl. TIRE «£0 ¥ ing. and vou wi}} cel} ) D: Nash T sed C ar Dept. | IS—Ford ton truck chassia: th medium, 5 gal, $2. heavy, $2.50. Banner TIRES — Sacrifice. In sd ; " , ord seda? 203: Lit y . 2] /s) , reatr Sm ty S1°>5 term: a tter 1614 7th ' inh Sia Phx) ly $14 & too! ; Our Gola Sea! is to Used Car Buyers what the Gold Seal! is cee : io - " , G. I +» 9%2 ton, dt ump body JOHN&O LUTO « 26 ~ ase Y Sunday 3601 N. Grand to Bond Buyers—SECURITY. FORD—Ton tru expr vous, Has no , : | ‘ ( STUDE B AKE R- s é eix, like ney ’ ' o, BATTERY CHARGING ~ oF TFIT—Tungar epee ; \¢ li} iA , n en | and hoist. ...5 2,425.18 $1: 200 term Sun, @y. Moun ‘ity Auto pen evenings at ee Sets) charger, Allen-Bradley test eet, bolt me TIRKS—i re 733. $4.50" *: ~4 ("ns } 7K” ‘ ‘ — ter. te 7 § "ize up to ; 7x R Te sees w : are “ b | | Soiree ae , — DENB) -ton chassis: brand. Cacienge rate discharge tester, ¢ — 530 NV sudovenion welche. 2 | pen Punter, car that you ng. The next question FOR] ight delive rt gee nll } 4 eg |} URE MAN ~~ mS Uae , Sales, , “Wie . TIRES — ar ac, Ola DERAKER—7-pase 77a HEF , nw or: bodv need h* Pairs, sell chean; 0 , on icf fail to see our used c e are 3 ? ne VULZY9 OF ie vr ew firsts: four S2n4 S100) ) | STUDEBRAKER—>-pase perfoot “ E to — + Pig 0 estan nen etiened car of | oft; DOGS needo sligh body and hoist PLS, them at @ sreat sncriee | Oo seas wisal “ager” . " . ‘ inns . ”* ri re I - SATS from SH5 uD; 1@ ~ ~ wat - , a give away at 110. -_) A f f h ’ . I~ - le > " / 4 : «se @ . , tion 4ROD I inne , | some et ac" H “MAG NETO—PD.- tT #; first- class con Mi YF r / P MI TIRE . ., 1900 Chest ont ew of the relfab! ie makes fn or ir Gold Sea! Motor Car stock: : ic rd Wa ce ae stake — truck worm hod v id Se ee $] 500 Al ' - are pri or ha late o ~ On tarter jobs Pon evenings and Bi inday zx Aition: $15 3202 | awto - , rin ERT «we, new Armor « ord, with; orime. 8TU DEBAKER—Touring On pea ome FORD, DODGE, ! HUPMOBILE, rive Dp! H > a> ‘ana . Open dventace : nee ore we tera. 2501 8. Jefi ee | ee + 4x4; 3 Lubes, kid chains bargn ‘ns 36? * : "a | ef a= 7 aynes, 7 passenger FORD whit = tra | CARBMRETORS&—Ford, with manitolde, Giles | F er. Die six. Nationa) i ) GARDNER, CHEVROLET. HUDSON, Ton truck th Or without hndte ‘ * + sage ondition sree eee, Care Holley anc Kip ston, $1 apiece. Independ. 01 Locus F s : nats ~ Tey y nn + eo ul pin nition reasonable. 740 y and of? P pe TIS 3 anne STUDRBARER— ose wy he CHALMERS, NASH. MAXWEY LS. , $110 ¢ Pear T ; Avres, Auth zea = sedan Yasin Used ar Cpt. PO teineion , a ent Apt oc CO... 5 Chestnut ‘ ’ “tS One 3725 Sisvetenies cord: tient, & pecia ; 1072: ‘dg & 4 Des lere 4] ‘ Cine hi y ‘ £ , moving body ' FORD—i0z2. many accessories. like new. Ti —_ une BoD oa $5.08 Vandeventer. Open Sil 778 Oe z “Touris B00 {| qe aoO_Call_at 1315 Pine st. cheap. See this car. 3833A ‘Kennerly. ena %,_ Racine = ’ $7 oven _reninegs PaaS Fi . Automobiles For Salie— 4 Oe ae ; a on . og 5 a } Y— Bri Oly + Th CcCavU ‘ord “ton KF ORD ENGINE—Com ple ry? OV erhauled 4643 +? 2a ° on cpr : PIA: Thi ng truck: tr 90d conditin ‘aoe! } 4 , Perfection cord = Miscellaneous a . WU ous iON 050 Franklin Club Roateter.. 5: eye 24 Mullen- Cottage av: Forest 92213 7 42%4 y Longwear i sBAK ee : Se «ra Ie Pee ee | 0 ae 585 eriand Tourlne _ wit Fy 3 eed, tourings FORD MAGNETOS + rec harmed start on t5n4 Pertec tien gord, § = _ w | . J ‘ 25 Chevrolet Touring 2! " hainedea coe ee ge cg turn; righ tm ot Spark maenetos 7100 & Tth at ; . == SS —————— = = 1.) ss [ 3 ra Mia tk FORD BEI A Ji—~Piret-class condit on: o 7-4 naton: open evenings and su 9 In this sale we are showing the BEST LOOKING lot of USED CARS ever offered ines HUDSON g) DEEDST T ER cheap. 2119 Meenran "| | GARAGE EQUIPMENT—Good chanve tor | With each gickttt ane oa ordered a by us. Hae} FORD BODIES—Tour ngs, rosdsters and anyone starting tn a5 ae —. “ very 30x3. $3.50: ROx8% B2x3% 64 Studebaker Touring $850.00 a Se 1 - ty trucks. tra 4 4245W Vv Natura! Bridge ; ae thers Call at Kra ae ) All 4-tnch. tires. $5 mnADe t To DRIVE AW AWAY a s We can show you better paint jobs than can be found on NEW C ARS. We claim to ies Higt lest bidder gets this Hudson speedster: 6 wire wheels Z ee shone oe 06 Latayeree hi HASSLER SHOCK ABSORBERS—ecd & We YA lo D- Neo de - ogi reguiced. e—- f a> ’ . stem . -* a wy P 4 oF 5180 DELMAR LE MOTOR Co. sss) a ”® the FINEST PAINT JOBS in St. Louis. | cord tires and reconditioned from ey ery point; snappiest ean, UBis He22, ‘uring: damaged: | gteomthe: 318. nh Sn ot ten ene KS. 2738 W, Manas FOREST F es == "TTC ; eo ; comes : ° } }, Oar 421 vans , a : - siedeamat iad Open Evenings. a ; f course paint is not all a car buyer wants—SATIS FACTION in operation : Hudson in town; would be @ real bargair. at $1000; the highest FOR EDSTER FODY—Will trade for | 7ACK—One Red ] Biisig ee Studebakers, 0} dsmnob:! les. M: 5 i ase . ‘'DEMOUNTABLE WHEET. &— New set: tn eae — ows, md ore, 4416 Olive: Bneider ’ ; ~ ' Ud holly ° tires, double Hassiers, $250. 3839 Lir- Mack, 2 2 ton, chassis \BUaP- || Chevrotets. Buicks handlers, Jordan a . | — ————- cluding hubs: $22 50 _3040 Locust. to)! tnetery withia oon wear Kecesank aa | 1921 TUD DEBAKER mas x LE TO nt i at, >. ie ee — antee eondit ion S990 |} 8mail down Day tuent P ian wet) ey yy ee oe an fruit and produce Fr NDERS—This Week ‘only Ford fenders,| nayment , i another, Hoy « Tire 8 had = 4 ; { TRUCK—18922: perfect tO! tart . Se tae : aD 2d LOU Dib ie 4 —— —— . ~— bali set of four 4666 Easton a’ 2O72R Olive einal sbrittane 9finish - | 19t | FORD ‘RUCK——102: | sean : ; peta ——— iment ODY=—Ford coupe. 1920 modei: bie bart : % new ae A h and Locust ey ie Bomont 2283 er and de nyse ce i a s Indiana. 2 — chassis Dea $350 ——————— : . ™ ce ain: 4°44 Ww Natural Bridg ng FENDE RS—Sport- fenders ‘for Pord and TK BS— Pactary “eas juetrnents condition nets 8 "Sis wn. ee tt He aie & | 1%th s: a ope ite Clee tai : boor— #0 =. 4213W Nev ‘,Sls80 Ford evort bodies and fenders 4.75: 3224. $7 50, 43 : UNIVERSAL, Lecnat Ni iil | lag . Sati tery Terms FORD—Light delivery vw agon, 1920 model:! | M9 CK | erna Matin | Tl REC ON DI TIONE D O ARS ral Bridge $9 ag E | 2-9 big cars a — i if 35e4%. S840 Bnd ty. Nitta, Sunday, efnc ) : ragon, MACK ID 0nd fe 2506 a Jefferson ~e Practically new fully equipped and j : Bet one of these HIGH GRADE, LATE MODEL; REBUILT USED C“ARS. If this were Hy DIESING MOTOR S A I ES CO, FORD BOD eT curing. 1023; Fora sport ty =x eoF tine hand bump. alten | AJAX NONAKID =e in best of mechanical condition: $800. 3 3 e 50 there would never be a USED CAR SOLD. | Me tae tas RECTIFIER For ciecrie” neues we 2003 ee: #7 06 oe 3 whe ‘ - “eee “ey Pees % > — Fo >» over : 4 P BERRY MOTOR can co, || ice the ue Some of the cars which are ready. ‘Come and see them-—see our paint RICKENBACKER DISTRIBUTORS. noid body. Gatco halt, teat: Gade | MECTIFTE cont $256; 975.” 1500K Genius | Thee , 22> nonakid. BIT = . 2 t , Ru . a most new; com . rattan. | <(there at emeta prices Bomont 900. 2201 Locust St. jf = the cars now in the aint shop—partly finished. and judge for yourself. | §223.95 ) . (e7) r* ari? 45 Bene Sunday, 10 A.M. to 8 P. M. : a P P Hit 3623-25 W ashington bj. Touring and roadeteres: pele re ae Scoeoe hee | 32x4 10 25 E é. 1H i Maes eee i ” , , up. Mendenhall, Ford dea! ers, reit, Fi io oC c on T Mall and phane orders EL ves Be iol 6s a <= Oldsmobile Touring Dodge Touring . Ag Ope eee ee are hey zea it ust =? ‘pen even! nes. (el) bom a Sar CA. ” Lanett our prices on Michelin. Srenaetes py _ — condition ~ a -_ | = ——!] [SS ———4f POR ODI ES—Sever food used truck une sign cords ag) ely sae Cabapre* =ade ne ae ; ne Studebaker Big 6 Touring Maxwell Tor iring —— i, Ladies Sunday mor Mw a Rs iefline’s. 2315 Lair aa Kee, Hie. », ora A . TIRE 85: new hettery STUTZ—4-pa possee aport, —— oe Grant Touring 3 Studebaker Special 6 Touring Hiei | PO a ee a ee ape, as noe recharged, Boe; xa | Ramont 130 2017 Washingten 49 4 Ee ig, oe : T° "Rp IS ONLY © 4 and 8% t! $7.50 a rter, Mera nes | e, a ao my | trade for late 2 | e Chandler Dispatch National Touring | | | WV ELIE \Y ALUES — For, d Track Body Built ond Viewinie’ nae ale 82 fe) $158 ,000 Worth of Au- Tou ea oe oe son" $850 jie 4 * es Buick Touring { ‘adillae Touring ae bs Fo ANIZPR—Pilier, tools and J , ; chean. 201% Fasten « Centra! pat. | ot anderen Willys-Knight Touri Chandler Coupe ot facta alee, aldlng doors | a SBRER OLE COU IPMENT cA lot tomobile Accesso- a LILVB- gent ouring lan UD that | vor “excl a fei jot or separate. Open Sun Ais | re sg M st G in ok eet tenet dlls . as —_ Easton ay 7 € uy Oo ' cee! emi a eae ae i iit reer a rs in is eh ; a a Ford Coy n Hi . 3 | fice | =e Y. 1 3 4 F, ees Sotbkes eet Tou “ | | I Q = C Pp ' ah TPE R RD TR Rt “K BOD iy “Ts m. ie tee a an Few ks _—I 7 , HH im Qualit rice || ——* . BODIES ~~ | came ae Weeks. VELIB—i9i8. 7-pess ; Oonti s ee Stanwood Touring Chandler Sedan i &llcy, ond ition and | FORD BODIES om Wg, Be ae “hie x reLp mountable wheels, 913.60. tn Motor; just overhauled; ‘patt 16a 3 Stud P; T We have the following se t! ‘ } ‘ +): ’ used Ford touring. roadeter end Broad few lle eayag ? ; Pe ebaker Sedan dige ourin liz lections to c i008e from: iene dh , ” ey se tae wires. i gondition : — a a hese are good bodies taken atrowoniLe PAate | conan si ate 2 ia igen Pe. _ laberty Sedan Buick Coupe Hi if i AU BURN MARMON PAIGE SEDAN in rad *OUPE DE ttre RODY co. : We can furnieh new and VELIE—Touring car; 1918 mod- 4 Ze Cole Touring Gardner Touring Hii} BUICK MAXWELL REO SIX | : Always 0; at! makes of care: re a |i ae ater 2147 “ta ) | ieee and eave money 3029 * i/ii| CHEVROLET MONROE SCRIPPS-BOOTH seein ———3) | “4108 Olive *t Olive, lia acacia aa (eo)? | Rasy terme—12 months to pay balance—satisfaction when you ride and pay. ‘|| DODGE MOON STUDEBAKER ot | FORD BODIES "sneer a es Open Evenings | ' '| ELGIN NASH STUTZ ROADSTER i ipe. seGan. touring and roadster, exme | wit nter tops, all givles of and’ LOOK! 1 $1750, VELIE, $550 “ante aport FORD OLDSM VE apeedater beé@ies: hand an on vk truck bod. | “ew store to pay A | ‘ ¥Y atvie true * mr tome vour ue! "our entire satisfaction f ' ai toon Cher , | eber Motor Car Company Drery Car guaranteed a8 represented | ~ py an used aie eval shee | — ae eee . NEW At AUTO ABERAL TERMS OPEN SUND, 1y a ‘vie Am ceantion SB ore 18TH AND LOCUST Pode il naka a ta TaD FoR Pag = f : ove . Central 8683 Velie Automobile C ~O. OF ot. ~OUls Coupes, Rade» =. Tourt Bodies — Bin a 2938 OLI\ kK : = Taken ip trade. on 4-pase. ————— ee Le — i | ol o oo yt Oe, Pincay ARONDELET MOTOR co Ott. eee

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Dew yoke 700 K) ; re a: -. 1 sta 8, a DS. ent ~ 49 —Room clo ws Tr ar R ~~ a shed, e $1 lah aN. ne; O38 ma t) A4) or og al 4 eu 2u nm ) —_e an [Pere r I ab! . vii 4 yo +. | n n Vv Vv ee ry? ] : . rl} . re en t 1 Vv V $s mn JIN as -H ir “~s - . Tr en | axe if 8e fe ght 2 | c Ef} — Cal ; Biv 1e8 — r; 4g" Pr. an ria KK lg I rf — Kas M. ° ve NY. ur R 0 R esti d ] . Vv yo g ILM tlem. n & we # 8 S o s h or pri ousel ad co E oo SA ce K—F or sot i t be A all ITC ’ Ww { all Fun v fre \ and 3 on * im: lew , Ah can n i : at ep ie l 18] t n vs ‘ a 90 VAR m 3970- 10d ma st, un r 2 hoi ial va iseke ne n- nA ms i¢ ee ene . o- fu house- U our. 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K wit ‘ - R’ riv Dome Vv % toe * } TI A eo HA ee Ay eae n z ver. under = aaa . ag cans es AN bee YT and | ) ed vY « . ohir n lav no FP itic . . or ard: % “s GT ons $3 larg ces re RIS BS. eee . n. gle ed e n- 0 ed 15° er lig a urn en h! bo one in Ha i . i fer Mi ple, — tt nt no a Bruits hho as one. | z Bet | _gHOADA Ari Ha t oe ioe monsy; rand. Gabl nee 4 wer) . $120 OUS — |e lon. ) 85 | | DE MAI , Si 50 — rol daar wen aoe iencen: oe m._ en saci EG i. corn os ished ae | ea = — ONES oeeehs ae — i - | onde h vt de * 2 m B ne 8 J 9° , m ‘ — | — , 20 u _* : ‘ ‘ ° . “o ' busay. tame. th anon a erand, eimnar nigh — | Linden CO... es, alnut RE ecord Olive my ns Wan cENS mele en rts ite Pan. ae S104 N. “Neatly keeptr | Gi conte: iS tetas plowed ag misepin= —Furnished | . | Seip kitcher “Aenired if “Cal ae pri ji.” _ © eae: fae ars ae gR00 a Lo. ro n is Ri ENG n ————— ge ate ali le | WT IN. p epi "t x |° xe 8 3 2 fal _ | BL re saan a 4 fo a . ibtte : ‘ : : ec) | S 1 ; ‘i ) Li oN T +7 . Wall. n ‘ Ww fF " joont* ar u I IN 1¢ $e f rn c ; S r oa - : sh Ss Bis. ip vai . secrifies ; of a alm rica: | tat hall ok: 5: } iohange hiv s—R se rt atv. ine : ted. ENSI sai he mui exe cooliiea "fam " (1) a aT ved: —-T wo ig rnis) RSO x 5 - ; unfu furnished | on- | BI ae ont ref ‘ green ° wen r for ~ aa / ny — he | ‘ i = nent a e Sin anle poe oat v; Str nowy : pees ome RE pi Aeon anda oll —_— M nd E aa "room Piece ng fro ily. oard puesto’ : a el g all ho been rep | Gi or pa RA teat rnish vy: r oe a ti Sigg ome be. ENSIN PNM. . AiaaA ourekes r See 3 Cos cured iu ete . hee By tog ner An ohn ay Oa r 1a Re $100 Ico om fu ga iositinnd iNer’ disor caeen brim or Pars nished ft nt r or a ST, alate , — . tA \ ne 451 si fur ead r Bima | "eee urn os st : a rw an —N note Te a. ’ al ae 943 VW Mt; mal OR des y AY were, ver, $5 “records, onday. ne h auire. f r he Phot 5 Room ai ft com LO ma 1104 Wel roo pvenione G wince = 7—N me nigh oom n-| RRANN ons ised 2 KE} Tom, 3 private lng. roo wage ec a mendfel » Won Feytes lil of t eee pa recor ——e. eon ¢ e "359 plo ING heer te tae m — (7) CU! 106—F ell mr roping RA mS - ae ve ac “ae te ‘all (ap 136 r } : Ns saree! 308 1 rated % ed ny rye B i po ay —r oe | nit reps he al oe $ 7 k : corde ex [O-ine , i34: Ny 8 ad vi ‘c8) | alse te TON, © Fores 1—Nic — oe: ier | ae Jnonekeer furn _ 24 _ eerie ‘lea nt ler ‘room f 7 Flier fhe pm ms ) ae Kiteher \Gaiamont fami furni ; a ae ae 684) : u ee ee ly : ears 467 LEC 1 She ch it _ 4 lace u I 1e co res f ~_ ) 4 r R 2 — nishe is | pen 0 F . n nat for pCA co 50 ye is we le ec! 53. e! \ nt uite hy, ae sei ht ‘ ns - ae Vv ¢ ps te Neha . 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PRT ee ee eee ap OP ENS Oty . * 4 ps oe ew The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. } es PANTER WOLD BA snectegctorscner = 25 FIRST OF LABOR BANKS — MATHILDE MCORMICK “S2:VEDERE Joe" comvenTs Post-Dispatch Radio ‘ nr here BABY CHICK within 1000 feet of a point whet : ’ ed Broadcasting Station * the department is fighting 4 would not apply to ¢ars parked 4! Jazz Band Plays and Meats Are Bar- - the time the fire alarm was soun' becuad 50 Feet From Garden kK S D ed. “People will rush to a fire 3 Padiocked for Year- get themselves and u 100 a . e Garden the Olive Street | 39:40 —_— i A tx Ife fan " is “Vene- : : | : eit feet away from his “Ven Daylight broadcasting“ at 9:46, | ty and the con- 'in the war.” Chie Panzer said “anu at are ©1 i ° 40, 12:40, 1:40, 3:40 and | ticieae the methods af the EF . . ~ 4 b . We : : ria 6 6C’ounty., whieh has ‘ P. _ Market ———— = | is : news bulletins of interest to he was not acting as CaL sequent — sont ~] : ; “ . ‘“— : ‘ on: LONDO>® Apt i - ne mar- = ' considerate husban Te ou i * * the Goltra river fleet on i? , aie 5 ‘.. >? > 4 a ran Kilian, flutist; | Fr. Davis of St. Louis > ~ , N OVO MILL CORPOR “ : ; adn’ - aioe Gu ines of A imate Manufacturers of Butver-nitk Potty Feet = =6» Relieve Congestion Along "vine of vehicles across bnes | ce cae ge att he paert: oe 305 N. Main. St. Louis. Mo hose laid in the st ras } sii ) ) | ' age of Mis hild P ta] it she wa he proprietor 7 ats | Hence the injunction SE ns i . a) Be —— - I ze! ou ’ Ls Ore? . Ay . . fics Pa Ie Bee : —— SE : . Aa — + 1 : neh - Pigeons and Pet Birds Certain Streets, Now Held mended in the report. Chief Pan: ee ee ee no. | daughter of Hareld ‘ormick of CY the cook,” Joe } . i Sone iis } resent Oy eee YOUR bird sick? Puffed tcp. shedding of eagle tia RNIN Beran gg: eae Pa 3 i : —e . : ) S ne attended the coomnsg ‘raun, accompanist against “ol. Ashburn, was agg out of song? Nature Fri: mane Menace to Property. ficulty in an: “gy pee. weeeteey : ae | ean vex na meat he wife's the proprie- cad (“against an ageng of the Ge . Health Food brings instant relie! -ehic) lrive? fo oO ator ace Hproximate ; - senile Thursd: nes e it - - ninnetion’s against me; or, in reality. the Govern: at_every bird store | agg ie he varto — eae i we a ag ef 11:30 P. M. Me BKALLER’S scaly leg of]: old reiiable remedy Juri 7 — a Lae Gaepos! , ' was confirmed dav not aga her . The Government is not y: @5c: } 3 1a } : Peders] °f: . o] ron Broadcastin the dance — suit without [ts conse ; | ne ce todemich’s Orches- i “ 3 FIRE CHIEF COMPLAINS sy ie 58 over the previous eecetiag siege 2 sti . The ceremony was perforn : wederal offic 3 rer ram of Gene : ee: mbes» | seal ye | ‘of 482 | : Hiatal ie ‘d the injunction © , to at Hotel Statler consented to Goltra’s sult ang OF TRAFFIC “RUSH” fa! rear A. total of 482 false the close of the first day's business, the dingy registry office at Lewis- his place by opening the fam. FOl-| ee ee ularms was rece! an ine " total 1 urces of a it $8: 7 an fas nable London sub- _ ) ene 7 es it] diction to give the relief Trees, HOUSE—Portable, 8x12 A aati iin dea al . wm fore rag esses Fag, . Peni stant -\t- QOORNERSTONE OF ST LOUIS U prays—an injunction ag . 8 Ya * = ws | fleet's seizure as § Crawford. 2526A N. Taylor | & | Dwelling Fires in Majority a | ie eonir “ee . minor of... Ce Ee os : EMD Twin Oak Drs cu niteed _s ca 7% Ree feyeir the Nigh : ; 4 , _ ies eli o_o nag —— . Sys araeee” . . . Off proaucer: also, Twin “eS Annual Report Shows De- ipal c; = du sgh oe malgamated | requisitioned for purpos: of prosecutions for violation of HIGH SCHOOL TO BE LAID TODAY T's % the ereument of — Ly Face feed ‘© Carrs ul ‘ veal! > imerat ye cal Vorker P Amer wh A =. a mint ¢ * dropped, tna | inn ta = swer flied in the Federal ¢ ultry feeds t our prices ass A . . aa? ian hhich [20 aoe ae = a ' _Sgainestoes inseam ies: : 3... a | , spar Om Cf ae: num bs iting th : : , — , nies 9 ney. in behalf of Col. af HENEO "SF Porta bie Newan - ~ 2 - 4 etive wir 55° ae : “ ' — siasiisdillie —— Ceremonies and the Iicv. P. : See : ; ne et ompR “ Fire Losses mm St. Louis for — ior Mer as ae : bani E ff : au the 4 : | ~4d rd ; i for a vear coveret P. Crane Will Speak requested to be heard in : or : 5 ‘ i? | ; . ins in it } ‘ ; se ae ee | ; vali ; : ‘ ' . + he _ , 4 th nay ; se | ce 3 vat » ’ « ° upon the law points ar: The corner stone of w S udz Faris tentatively see soBtaasterand 37813 3 . we es “oltenoeve {ee O* : : EXCURATORS—Two Cyphers. 4463 rer Last Fiscal Year. hot ashes, 183; bur 2 > | posit \ecou present! . fa ds ter, | ate against Ce : mez a’ - an 7 na : : 3 ; iat . ‘ I nd ; red : ek " Louis T niversity high . rurd for the argument. Be Meewee. S417 Alabama 14: one eeone : | aren ie ® the “mal 4 ok ; : $30 (00 BEQUEST FROM construction between Oakland shea | | | , ae pe ae as , OU, _., Life Term for Murder Acc ~-3 - ’ - P ~ # ‘ ~ _- . . ee . " INCTRA rorR——- kes } assaze Mt ordinan: ©a Pp ohth : sea ed f irnas #a Acerncia* et Peer oan 2 Sl toda v. 4044 | ‘ parking of automobiles on in The report shows tne cause ¢ ’ $0" + te , eae — Avs f Br INT RA \rOR a ip. 7 = 1i¢ : : the 8 ‘i : ; . ‘ Lat iil canes .. Tat r a — | ~ . | FRANCE FOR LAWYER HERE a) hwar “ 1} pe laid today t q “= “Oe be iy * , —_ Daliicm «heen " 41! ; in the downtown . rict. fres was not determined 2 i a om 3 Om LT ¢ emed siet. | —_ gt } Ll ELA — al. April” a — . 7 “= -_ rm . 2 . Pat as , ° eed ae. inet RA TOR— 50 rt : ; vas resent congestion |! ace: : ' ' ' eo : mat " = % re , . _ > = Charles Davis, accom ~~ “ . ’ s - —" , ' ’ 3 — " . 7 .* — :9% : ~e Sigeey ST9U 40 St Ne menac o fi ‘tion, is 1 h cent mistz na : etre . ‘ineent L. Boisaubin Also Made ‘Oisnop Giennon wii Lawrence Campbell, 18. i ¢ wer Tw R.W..4) er ‘ . Trre . . .> . , " = ™ . 3» ] = ; i i . i . : 6:5 7 -_ : Son —. | . - seme l 1 Ae cs. oe . , : - . . a Ia" S44 TO R—Qu a ‘mended Lief nzer in lies iP 7; n la : . pen ) , , nee Residuary Lezgatee in Paris- nm ranci{ agaress Wii | ng of Lesiie Nichols. en the : W ill. the Rev. P. ! rane, | iy near Niland, on Jan. 20. tee : . uth Bohle, Poultry Supplies atten ow, by RN eh DUI i IE RII de OR rer tines oS REM Es Rg gE esate sAmHA see iyte(iN gt metional borer. 1° “cn F ce ga on » letter ; , Webster (jrowes mitted sterday th Mrectc f thin ns th O ras a@& mali ‘ ‘ , . Be viel “ oe te fom a alee ie rce ] Roisaubin ¢ > yt Name Church sentenced to life im priso = pre Rel aoe, woes | a - Dweilin led in the cias . reps - ee es é z. agp “ ei: | return is it 1 . Bri nte avenue, a law} sociat- The new school, to cost $690,000. day by Judge Franklin J. Pert BarOR—Praire S‘ate 0 exes. $2 The report shows the fire loss du of fires with 1271. Others inc! | . Miss Mec ved here in SC With > firm of J riocker. will accommodate 1200 pupils. [It Imperial County Superior : : | n ive esident ser ag ag ‘ : ; Ange bequeathed has been announced that the name* _ * ‘ 25648 West Hel n th fisca! al indin April ! 19 apartme! , £9 Cieanil , bom yO eaic ) ry le residuaryv iegacee® the donor will be made public at the GCC BATORS—Three 1° 100, "500 e ‘as $2.539.081, a decrease o! : s, 1 ras : : cr rackKy. 2413 N froad wa ‘yila , — a th — 7 ee : ‘ ‘2 7 2 : . = fat > Theahaud — fs f: 1e fire los: 3,986,695 houses, 435 sheds, 297 tenement ind aur Vieatieel nitiniiicn | e estate of Deiphin S. Theahau@ ceremonies EXTRA SENSA ENCUBATORS—S87-ece. $18. 1 . $2 1 th us fiscal yea grocers res, 3% estaurants. i] | neat , . Pai “rance. wh ied March The schoo! will be ready for classes Sl-egs. $33 M8--c¢e 2. ~e s BM ssf ; * ” lta, 5 wor he a ") . wate 2 * u wa filed fo th ut) ;. oa r DANCING § A. Zimmerman Mfr. ‘ rerd ai ahah a be as Vist. 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Indorsed by experiment ions and age, something will be done to rem- Called As Protest Agai 1 Gemni . — v ‘ : Fo ive or I ane : a7 a f ; . e 4 " “a¢@0@ “ertificate. ss “sage 2 —— he —— eee eter te my Prats PPS RP Os i ee i ae et aa a tee te ae : ad suppl: il kinds. 416.1% ) aS | NET, bees and supplies: a!l kinds. 416-18 conditions now existin test meetings will : vy Central T7801 ag en "hy — | 3 PTT etn 44d teseereedste a = No piace in St. Louis can you buy a nice outfit like this Ze price we are asking for it. Come in and > us before you make your purchase. No trou- ble to show goods........... ; ; fi f i HH titi ff VESTS ESET TIF beediaceareer? \a ae eeeree- eT CCC TAT CACO { f : Refrigerators Refrigerators. @ boast of having the | you wi : ; & . - : - - — ; . . n . = ; 4 Ss tes 4 -! 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— on ° ; meg 7 oe ows ° « sent he Renee APRN em Sistine Vas pe a — SN a —T ST RR RO pt At MBE Ae Ae iin» a yma +: armen ame ing NE 5 A Ae NC TI Moy a om nen ow . — a ee eee eet Ome 0S ssiilinoetaaeaea N be F um € * : 22 Love m the capital cf Moronia to which = soi os “I’ve written the story,’ he came back imn my. FO wite s parents— ® nesriy all the celebrities of the ? Le ‘I's not all written, but I've got it in my mind™ | frequent occurre gela'ine drama gravitate sooner —— “What's the title?” I asked. ——a- ij} . or later. 4 eR - “Oh, I'm going to call it “The Gila Monster—itgg 3 and physical knowledge | At noontime or late in the aft- = story of Arizona and lots of snakes. I'm the kam of ernoon, if they ot been tga 2 — but, of course, Doug would play a hero, too. =| — facts of life are part of ing, the variovs stars of the celluloid frmament dr fg ae > ie. “You should have him play the villain or aaa gt @ ° . a to gossip and piay with Doue. Hap non me eae rx et F.. the snakes,” I suggested, for I didn't like the es ms of boys and girls- Di undertaken to champion the so-called independen: a ee ‘Fe: ; es with two heroes ie . stars against the Film Trust methods ef Will H. Hays, — Seg | eg a = lo toc 8s play a vVillain—he’s too rt.” fe . to obtain but seldom as his athletic field has been more lil:e a convention ange ] bin . ae . _ for the purpose of studying the real and the most important—is ae ae It was a sad blow to am Old Testament, and learning while that I like him better than es. that his father didn't and ideals and language of Palestin any of his rivals. Se with Fairbanks instead ¢ that they know perfect marriage and But next to Joe Martin | Saas Metro company. F _ Everyone knows that marriage in - like Jackie Coogan. I don’t offered him an enormot awful state. One out of every nine think Jackie Coogan is a. -$20,000 a week in f on | reaches the divorce courts. This num greater artist than either Metro company offered mate ‘those alliances where conditions hav Strongheart or Teddy, but off a bonus of half a million’ 1 ‘that separation is necessary. I hav the screen, or “in the flesh,”’ So Coogan pere signed ithe average marriage where divorce as they say in Hollywood. he is cus Loew. . ae ‘about five years. Figuring from decidedly more entertaining. “I'd rather work for D ‘fan easily calculate that the number he '- dtiteramin:: wan 9 i cent a week than for @ are failures is so large that it is the Jackie Coogan and the av- ° ae else for all the money & Spin Palestine, divorce, while more e¢ erage child prodigy is that instead of longing to The sole support . world,” Jackie confided Mt is even in Nevada, is so rare tl wring his neck you have a desire to hug him in your of two young Ss #hen we found a secluded onexistent. I believe the failure on arms. At least that is how I felt about him. aur as and healthy “SS “But you would only hav ‘Success on theirs lies with very basic he sat in my lap for an hour, while we had a — parents. = conte at the ent of the S English-speaking peopies, if ambas heart-to-heart talk about the mome—end 0! er = pointed out. a Prlage either as a joke or W toeamont things—-| have more than the usual “impressions ee 7 about him. In the first place, this little Sa “That's so—but think be ‘children as something to be glossed &-year-old boy, who is working under one wonderful athiete ra be,” ae ‘Bers, but never under any circumst : ¥ ‘ | tg Aed 4: _Pilained. In Palestine, the Hebre of the biggest movie contracts ever made, is ail sw “Doug told 7s ws, living proof that acting before the camera ae \\\ | become an athlete if Pl a { am-not speaking of the ci is an intuitive art. And one only has to see a my mind to it—he says usin taminated by contacts with indust: him working before the camera to realize ee 4 in the mind—that your muscles only do what your mind tells hes gp Gee pf Eastern life, but the Hebrews of how ridiculous grownup film actors are , i) “Miss Pickford has suggested that we make ‘A Dog of Fianders, pest z . live close to the soil, suiled i when they assert that they have to. “feel” 5 ss who joined us a little later. “What do you think of it? eae the laws descended from Moses, their parts. Jackie never “feels” the emo- q°A “It’s a fine suggestion,” I reptied, for I saw by Jackie's troubled brow b Miterent attitude. To them perfect tion he portrays before the camera. Even never heard of it. However, neither had the father, and so I explained — - wiest attainment of human life. It in scenes in which he has to cry real tears, : ry of the story as best I could. 4 aned for, arranged and carried th he is smiling. and laughing the instant his id ‘7 “Great, great.” exclainved Coogan pere. when | told of the cold and ce im the mating of two of their people director shouts “cut.” And he doesn’t have i .! werp. “We'll go to Truckee and get the snew scenes.” : os hazard. casual quality. It becomes, to have an orchestra play sad music for his “We'll have to change the ending.” said the practical Jackie, when I & >. , Sacrament. emotional scenes—or any of the other bunk : how the little hero was found dead beside his faithful dog. ss It begins with the mothers of the of the highly paid screen screams who talk “si “Then it won't be “The Dog of Planders.™ I protested. “The w “Saying, “A mother can only bear about their “art” seriously. In short, Jackie : . ae ) : . aa “Smother woman to make a man of t is what a lot of film stars are not—a real per- ; | agua: Woman trained with this ideal in son. This amazing child, who won world fame before . ~ = 4 with the average jealous he was 6, can do three things at the same time. In ; | = ie Mention. This mother has addition to acting before the camera (which is more « , nci¢ tshe must give her boy into anot and when the time of his . Instead of feeling any an joy and gladness. She has a the union will succeed, for she Selected for him has been edt than many film stars do) he can count the turns of the camera and carry on a conversation with a vis- itd. And his count of the turns is always accurate. On the occasion I saw him perform this feat the camera man tried to fool him, but without success. Every time he caught the count. mis Very relationship. | have seen nearly all the great stars at work before - She trusts to the good judgment the camera, from Pola Negri to “Bull’’ Montana, but Sor Aa ED > 2 ‘ matchmaker who has arranged the Jackie is about the only one who doesn’t “kid” him- Ress Vee S ‘a é ™a\cOmakers, usually well known self about the art of acting. I say “about the only + Sa — st. VA 7 -@m of the community, have talked one.” for Charlie Chaplin, who discovered Jackie, does Sas aes * oy = ‘ — Save asked him his ideal in womanly not take himself seriously. As he himself told me, Re Ss ‘Ss ‘sf ; ® their ancient wisdom, in a way picture making is not so much a wedding of art and aS : RA an ? beginning to understand, that business as it is a divorce of art and common sense. i == sf ins 7 : Is, of youth’s adolescent dreams, So the fact that Charlie regards Jackie as one of , ; , | *etluence on his love life. He ; the greatest personages on the film coast is not with- yes: | s Seer little girl with black hair. out significance. | : i =rehes her out and, presenting her Jaekie and Chaplin are fast, or rather, as Charlie y Zz ~ _ skilled words to show hi declares, fast and loose friends. But Doug is his real > } oT — has alw visioned. idol. Because of his athletic prowess Jackie adores : Ann See ae Se ee yon aa Before I se the Orient. Douglas Fairbanks, and whenever he can get away | | mths an ies ae | tome. I felt customs: from his home or his work he motors over to the the lot acting like a monkey for half a an te mee girl find each other wiser Fairbanks “lot” to pay homage to Doug. His great come back all puffed up to assure that w on a ——— brown eyes fairly beam with ddmiration when he ’ . been doing is “art. : PAGE TWO SUNDAY MAGAZINE--ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- - APRIL 15, 1923. - lies

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-_ N u-ni-b on 1h 00 m what | have seen of his idol, mutual. pa picture with Doug,” said Jackie settled down for a talk. together.” willing to star with Doug?” nid.” he replied. “Of course,” he D play the leading part, but Doug part, too.” id you find a story?” I. protested. story, he came back immediately. but I’ve got it in my mind.” 7” I asked. > call it “The Gila Monster’-—it's a ad lots of snakes. I'm the hero, would play a hero, too. him play the villain or one of i, for I didn’t like the idea play a villain—he’s too smart.” re- friend. “Doug only rae to play 3 sure he'd play anything on wish,” which employs a sole iy a, ite 6? won't stay tha Wines one he’s writing?” I explained. — Jackie says,” be called beck. red Jackie, as I turned to him, tri- — umphartly. “It wouldn't be good © business.” ¥ Which tempted me to remark, 2 “Jackie, you've drooled a bibful.” © But I refrained—with an effort. — It was a sad blow to Jackie ~ that his father didn’t sign up ~ E and ideals and language of Palestine, I again affirm with Fairbanks instead of the — «that they know perfect marriage and that we do not. Metro company. Fairbanks offered him an enormous salary — $20,000 a week in fact—but the 4 q d= Metro company offered more and a bonus of half a million to boot. — So Coogan pere signed with me cus Loew. “T'd rather work ‘tor Doug tor i cent a week than for anyone. else for all the money in the world,” Jackie confided to me, x When we found a secluded spot. — “But you. would only have . eents at the end of the year,” pointed out. “That's so—but think what a wonderful athlete I'd be,” he an- — swéted. “Doug told me I can become an athiete if I'll only pat my mind to it—he says it's all- your mind tells them to do.” : > ‘A Dog of Flanders,” said Coogan, 1 think of it?” , ¥% w by Jackie's troubled brow he had ' father, and so I explained the pt Tr 1 told ef the cold and ice in Ant- } practical Jackie, when I told v= “The whole point — won't even use the title,” said people don't know what Flanders the idea it was a war picture. Well — fate and. we'll have © rich wscle otf picture will have a happy ending. with me.” I replied. “t won't havea I don't think you can improve on 8” tin has an edge on some of the 0 nd actresses. After he has been out ike a monkey for half a day he doe puffed up to assure that what be FIV EF “We'd - 3 of parenthood is kept ever in the E minds of boys and girls in Pales- hoes the matchmaker figures _ in courtships—Hasband gives one- = third of pre-matrimonial savings to wife’ s parents—Love matches are of frequent occurrence—Spiritual and physical knowledge of great facts of life are part of the training 4 of boys and girls—Divorce is easy to obtain but seldom asked for :: AN INTERVIEW WITH FLORENCE BEN-OLIEL. ERFECT marriages may or may not be made in heaven, but I do }cviction that the Anglo-Saxons are the finest people on ‘earth. But after living many years in the Near East member of the the purpose of studying the real meanings of the Old Testament, and learning while there the customs Everyone knows that marriage in America is in an ll state. One out of every nine of our marriages s the divorce courts. This number includes only ! Fettanees where conditions have become so bad t separation is necessary. I have been told that me average marriage where divorce is sought lasts . five years. Figuring from such statistics one an easily calculate that the number of marriages that fe failures is so large that it is thoroughly alarming. Zam Palestine, divorce, while more easy to obtain than lh even in Nevada, is so rare that it is practically ent. I believe the failure on our side and the on theirs lies with very basic things. ~ English-speaking peoples, if among adults, regard mar- } either as a joke or & Commonplace: among their ren as something to be glossed over with whis- =m, but never under any circumstances to be ex- | In Palestine, the Hebrews, and in this in- I am-not speaking of the city Hebrews. con- a by contacts with industry and the worst et Hastern life, but the Hebrews of the country who Mi live close to the soil, guided in their daily life ® the laws descended from Moses, have a radically attitude. To them perfect marriage is the attainment of human life. It must be carefully for, arranged and carried through to success. In the Mating of two of their people there is no hap- Casual quality. It becomes, in fact, a very nt. lt besins with the mothers of the race. “A mother can only bear her son. at woman to make a man of him.” Consider the woman ‘rained with this ideal in mind and contrast With the average jealous mother-in-law of our This mother has recognized all her life \ at she must giye her boy into another woman's keep- vt and when the time of his maturity and mating instead of feeling any antagonism, she radiates ¥ joy and gladness. She has a practical certainty + the union will succeed, for she knows that the tted for him has been educated all her life for is Very relationship. eae trusts to the good judgment and wisdom of the Maker who has arranged the betrothal. These , usually well known and sagacious wom- m of the community, have talked to her son. They ®asked him his ideal in womanly beauty, knowing : ancient wisdom, in a way which we are only iE Manins to understand, that these mental pic- " of youth's adolescent dreams, have the greatest € on his love life. He wants, perhaps, a sien- F little girl with black hair. The matchmaker mes her out and, presenting her to the boy, is able me & few skilled words to show him this is the very Mbe has always visioned. oe I lived in the Orient, ‘this custom seemed t© me. I felt our own custom of letting the boy # Siri find each other was wiser. But when one : mA gs They have a It takes SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL rH sa studies more deeply and realizes how many of our mar- riages are drifted into, how many are the results of propinquity, how many are products of boredom, ! doubt if there is any more love manifest than in the Eastern one where at least the physical ideal is approx- imated. Also, the presence of the matchmaker does not mean that there are no love marriages in Palestine. Often the boy selects the girl he has known and adored since childhood. The matchmaker’s greatest mission is where the boy knows no girls, or the girl is unknown to the young men. Having been planning and working for his marriage since he was 13 or 14, the young Jewish boy has amassed quite a gift of money for his chosen bride. He sends a third of it to her father or brothers, s0 that if their marriage should not succeed, she would still be protected. It is, obviously, superior to our method of alimony, that money hatefully exchanged when love is long past. The rest of the money is his wedding gift to the bride. Every girl in Palestine is trained to be a wife. She has a complete knowledge of and reverence of four things: her heart. mind, soul and body. Se, on his part, has the boy. The young people of Western civ- ilization have been trained to know a very little about the first three—nothing that they ought to know about the fourth. Where most of our girls are taught that sex is a thing to be endured, the Eastern girl regards it as a gift from God. She cares for her body with a sort of fine respect. It is to her a sacred blessing that someday she may bear her husband sons. Through the symbolism of the tabernacle, which répresents the maternal aspect of the Deity and the motherhood of the nation, she has learned all that our most advanced teachers of heredity and eugenics could wish taught to their youth. All this has been given to her in the language which most readily appealed to her idealism. Briefly, she goes into marriage with her eyes wide open. She knows all about its pitfalls and its poten- MARRIAGE BARGAIN. tialities. She is happy and secure in the knowled¢-- also, that her husband has been similarly trained. We have in America one state that demands a da tor’s certificate from the contracting parties before marriage. Other states are agitating the question. The Orient has, I think, a better way. At any rate. it is more beautiful. The bride is taken by the mother and sisters of the bridegroom to the baths. Do not think that it is ar occasion of prying eyes and harsh words. It is rather a ritual of mutual trust and love. The little bride is serene. She knows her betrothed is going through the same ceremony with her male relatives. The purity of both their lives has been protected by their know!- edge. They have been taught in human terms. In practically every case are these marriages perfect In the one or two rare instances where it fails. how- ever, the couple go to the rabbi who married them If. after talking it over. he finds reconciliation is im- possible between them, he cuts their wedding parch- ment in a certain way, and they are free, to marry again in a week’s time, should they so wish. 1 am convinced that it is their true and yet idealistic teaching of social hygiene that makes marriage in the Holy Land perfect. We, of the Christian world, have made a fiasco of teaching our manhood purity. The statistics of the war draft revealed that to be true The report of the Lagbeth Conference. an international gathering of churchmen, admitted that parents should be the teachers of their children, but that they did not know how; that clergymen should be the teachers of their congregations, but that they did not know how: that seminaries should teach the clergy. but that they did not know how. We have for many genera- tions muddled along. The ethics of Christ were built upon the teaching of Moses and the prophets. There in their beauty and honesty as to the facts of buman life we could find, as have these people of Palestine, the solution of our greatest social problem. 15, 1923. PAGE THREE

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FICS: Pea seen Fh sy Gna ule i 4 ey me «AA DRO OP SR AR sty Drea Pye orn. we hb ng +h ae ee ee oe a rode 0 Abe eg i Seem ite ~ irae. tm ts 4.4 “Cyeene Tskreaneae ei epee amp tet onetime Hla em eyes een MRE Seating asin nani hpyen y hean sin ‘ mA ee Den 1. “4 z 418,38), a4 Lasse, Blouaish Bisa | ip. Bie Bh —_ ~ Lengths to which some women will - to indulge passion for dress—Wha a famous bachelor judge said of one wife’s expenditures — Costly ambition to be the best gowned woman in London on credit—Amer- ican fashion expert tells how a woman may be fashionably dressed for all seasons on $5000 a year— The change that comes when a hus- band’s income reaches $4000 $: By SARAH COMSTOCK. S IT true, as a bachelor Judge of London has recently charged, that “woman’s dress has been the ealamity of the ages’? Is it true, as Victor Hugo long azo said, that “fashions have wrought more mischief than revolutions’? Is it true. as a teacher of economics recently observed, that “the American woman's reckless wast- ing on dress is at the bottom of hundreds, probably thousands, of shocking family situations of bank- ruptecy and debt’? [s it true, as a social worker has stated, that “the working girl will go without her dinner any number of times rather than go without her new Egyptian silk jaquette blouse”? [s it true, im short. that, whether rich or poor, haughty or humble, young or old. beautiful or plain, woman will have her glad rags. even if it Keeps her starving and drives her husband to the poorhouse”? That she wrecks her own health, if necessary, wreeks her domestic happiness, wree’s her husband's honor and fortune, wrec’s everything in sight for the saxe of these same glad rags? A bachelor Judge of Lon- don. a most eminent person and one to be heeded, has just given one woman such a rating over the coals for her lavish dressing that he has kept everybody busy discussing the matter on both sides of the ocean. The lecture which Sir Henry MecCardie. this famous Judge, delivered to the wife of Capt. J. V. Nash, who aspired to be the best-dressed woman in London, has reverberated from shore to shore and supplied the text for breakfast table squabbles, curtain lectures and public wrangles. Does woman deserve it—or is it just another abuse heaped upon our long-suffering sex” ° Mrs. Nash was an American woman of marrying tendencies, Capt. Nash being her third husband. His income, the evidence in the case showed, was about $479) a year, so she could hardly be accused of marrying him for his money. Perhaps she married him for his credit—subsequent events might bear out this theory. At any rate, one must perforce admire the grit and gameness of any woman who sets out to be the best-dressed of a great metropolis when her husband draws only $4700 a year. It is of the nature of heroism, it is the spirit of battling against over- whelming odds, it is one with that of the youth-who- bore-mid-snow-and-ice-a-banner-with-this-strange - de- “One must wear good clothes, you know, if one hopes to be entertained.” vice. St. George slew the Dragon; Casabianca stuck to the burming deck; Mrs. Nash dressed better than any other woman in London on a $4700-a-year husband. One’s hat comes off. She might have gone on being the best dressed—or- dering shoes by the dozen pairs, scorning hosiery at less than $6, and changing about among 50 evening gowns—bad not some of those cruel-hearted dressmak- ers of Paris interrupted her glorious career. They are so selfish and hard. They were gradually growing less and less eager to fill her orders when she would ar- _rive for a new invoice and lightly and pleasantly say: “Just charge it to Capt. Nash.” Somehow, they didn’t seem to relish charging it to Capt. Nash. And after awhile they began to ask for their money—rather per- emptorily, too. And at last the Callot Soeurs of Paris “There is no thought of that horrid old charge account when one is having a good time.” PAGE FOUR ‘UNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL 15, 1923! brought suit against Capt. J. V. Nash for nished to his wife. For a long time, it appeared, Capt. Nash how many gowns his wife possessed. He Km she always looked very charming, and there wa now and then. but at first they didn't become and he was said to be very much surprised learned about the 56 evening gowns. “But, that ig almost one a week~-for the year,” he igi have é@xclaimed. “It isn’t done in the best sa a is like an American shop girl.” a Her reply to this is not recorded, but it is @ known that the Paris firm sued for 657 pound what over $3000, and that the case came t && that when it was announced that Justice Me to preside, lively times were looked for, & tice has a tomgue that does not hesitate it believes needs to bejsaid. He it was a famous pronouncement on the monetary Vall wife: and discussed the difference between @@ tion and forgiveness in marriage, to set e ging for many a day. It was a foregone ca@ that his remarks on Mrs. Nash's gowns be hearing. a They were. -Whether true or not, they wanw lating. to say the least. His verdict was i@% Capt. Nash, who had férbidden his wife to om credit after learning of her extravagance; deciding that a wife has no right to - band’s credit except for necessaries. He ever, cleanse him of all blame in not wife more forcibly. But he decided that be held responsibie for the 657 pounds. nig But when this bachelor Judge came to ME First he read with dreadful deliberateness & the items: aoe ‘Evening dress, 2450 franes: crystalline agers _ 4600 frames; another evening dress, 3700 an other. 3800 francs: fur stole, 15,000 f dress, 2800 francs. “These,” said the Judge. “are a mere f costume debts of Mrs. Nash. -She was sought to shine in the less intellectual sete ciety, where a woman's worth is measured 07” quency with which she changes her gowns. =& ration’ was her vision. her aim and her “I observe no record of an act of went on. “no trace of unselfish aid to computed her enjoyment of life by k ence of her extravagance. Her busband’s not exceed 1000 pounds a year. but she from two to three thousand pounds on Gm “fhe dress of woman has ever been @ 8 sometimes. too. it hes beep the calamity of @ The calamity of the ages! That’ elming epithet to apply to a mere a mere piffle of cloth of only a scrap of material and i : in no time—made so simply ‘@zcept some chiffon and that bunch “Mt the beit. Calamity of the ages, As for America—on what amount | @ssuming that she is to mingle in fonable society, to do a reasonable . taining and being entertained, to at Season, if she is a New Yorker (of: ‘Sponds to it in other cities), to to Palm Beach every winter, and to first-class resort? What must are to be “in it” and at the your income go as far as .s are told, spent in round sumbers

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*»s to be entertained.” gainst Capt. J. V. Nash for gowns wife. ime, it appeared, Capt. Nash had no ide ns his wife possessed. He knew ft ed very charming, and there were but at first they didn’t become tu i to be very much surprised when the 50 evening gowns. “But, my ¢ one a week~for the year,” he is said “It isn’t done in the best society. tt tan shop girl.” this is not recorded, but it is gene Paris firm sued for 657 pounds, *. ee a ~ | The calamity of the ages! That's a rather over- ag epithet to apply to a mere handful of silken a mere piffle of cloth of silver. And when it only a scrap of material and it’s just whipped to- in no time—made so simply—no trimming at all some chiffon and that bunch of jeweled roses i the belt. Calamity of the ages, forsooth! '&s for America—on what amount can a woman dress, Meuming that she is to mingle in more-or less fash- society, to do a reasonable amount of enter- and being entertained, to attend the opera each if she is a New Yorker (or whatever corre- to it in .other cities), to take a run, perhaps, “On the dance floor, my dear, a woman is as young as she dresses.” either luncheon, dinner or the theater. Now, with a topcoat of either cloth or the popujar silk matellasse, she is equipped for any probable spring occasion. Al- low $200 for the topcoat. “These same costumes will carry her through the summer with the addition of her sports wear. She should allow $500 for the complete sports outlay. She will need two or three sweaters at $20 or $30: two or three sports skirts at the same price, and two crocheted suits, one of silk and the other of wool, at $65. “You have now carried a very well dressed woman through about a third of her year’s outfit, and have spent. approximately. $1509. Figure it out for yourself (Continued on Page 13.) g , and that the case came to court, ané | announced that Justice McCardie Wa bly times were looked for, for this Jus- me that does not hesitate to say wh Palm Beach every winter, and to summer in some Met-class resort? What must your clothes cost if Ma are to be “in it” and at the same time intend to pds to bel said. He it was who once ga rement on the monetary value of 8, sed the difference between condom# reness in marriage, to set tongues a day. ‘ks on Mrs. Nash's gowns would be _.Whether true or not, they were the least. His verdict was in favor @ > had férbidden his wife to pledge rning of her extravagance; the J a wife has no right to pledge a except for necessaries. He did not, him of all blame in not restraining cibly. But he decided that he need ible for the 657 pounds. his bachelor Judge came to Mrs. It was a foregone conclusiol i with dreadful deliberateness a list o s, 2450 francs; crystalline evening @ ‘st @nother evening dress, 3700 francs; @ ‘ances; fur stole, 15,000 francs; mort il | id the Judge, “are a mere fraction of 1 ne of Mrs. Nash. -She was imsatiable. e in the less intellectual section of woman's worth is measured by the Which she changes her gowns. Self- vision, her aim and her creed. ‘Bo record of an act of beneficence,” he trace of unselfish aid to others. fr enjoyment of life by reckless ind@ Her husband's income ® axtravagance. ) pounds a year. but she annually | three thousand pounds on dress. of woman has ever been a myste D. i! hes been the calamity of the me your income go as far as possible? Mrs. Nash, fare told, spent in round numbers from ten to fifteen musand dollars, buying in Paris and London; the ame amount is supposed to go farther there than here, ma yet Harry Collins, who ought to be authority Panybody is on the dress extravagances of our Amer- ca , goes on record as saying that a woman i society here can be very well dressed on only & year; and that many such a woman does it. course, it can't be done if her taste is for the mous,” observed Mr. Collins, disdainfully. ““The who chooses glaring patterns must be constant- ‘hanging or everybody will know her by that enor- ius red rose figure, or by the Egyptian motif in green m2 purple. But the well-dressed woman is always me COnservatively dressed. She is always the one who we More stress on personality than on clothes. And me Can wear the same gown many times and always Pcharming in it, for her standard is not how many but how beautiful. can it be done on five thousand a year? I'll oy you. Start with the spring-and-summer outfit. m Will want an excellent, plain, tailored suit made ; ré, which’can be had for $150—possibly $125. * ma this will be three blouses, at $25 or thereabouts. mt street wear on warmer days she can have a silk Plainly made and of very good material—and the ame hat, shoes and stockings can be worn with both “Satse costumes—say $185 fér the lot. A woman = r Fa : i like a change of hats, though—no wonder, for it Be any costume miraculously. Let her purchase We hats, then, for $100—or say $30 apiece. fewme lace evening gown, which is correctly worn in (Miternoon for dressy occasions, will carry her OU with a few simple chiffon gowns to back it & These latter can be had for about $85 each, and = May allow $150 for one dark chiffon—navy, brown —for handsomer wear. It will be suitable for SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL 45, 1923. - >» “After all a beautifully gowned wife is a great stimulant to a husband's vanity.” PAGE FiVe ”

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eee yP OR AEE NUM ee RAO ROE tO mo Hues Ee ETON en a ae ee Pix att j PIR S, ’. WES, as Dh A 38 by » ot SRR Ue RRR ® RR rename ea Se a es Ben te ee oe ee wi Pe PS epee ery > ey ‘ diene PEN PR ere ae we LAS TE SAI NATE GEIS HORE GLS A SENSO EOE TL AE ALE LENIN INE AEN 8 MOB OR BIB Naan Bn ok a eo a bt, Fhe 24. id % Zo Aas 8 a, zi 184 ky LS4P287227 pee Mf e Great showman was first to exhibit “horse with head where tail should be”— Worked for $4 a week at age of 30—F ound the public liked to be fooled, so he dug up “George Wash- ington’s nurse”—Capitalizing the goodness of Jenny Lind—His odd card of Bible texts for those who wanted passes—Retrieved his for- tanes by exhibiting Tom Thumb NE of the latest discoveries. or rather dis- ctosures. is that Barnum—P. T.—was the father of the reversed horse joke. Nowa- davs nearly everybody who knows a horse from a whatnot can call the turm on a practical joker who says: “I've got a great natural curiosity in my stables. Come in and [ll show you a horse with his tail where his head ought to be.” Of course, you don't “bite.” You merely say: “I'm on—you've turned your horse around in his stall. so that his tail’s in the manger.” | But. no Matter how wise you are to jokes of that -ort. its 10 to 1 that you don't know who originated the ‘eversed horse chestnut, so to call it. Well, from now on give due credit to P. T. Barnum. who was the world’s champion practical joker for half a century. It was about 75 years ago that Barnum sprung that one on ‘he immocent public. He was running Barnum’s Amer- van Museum in New York City. opposite the old Astor House, long before he became a circus operator. Barnum was a flamboyant advertiser. He origi- -onneeticut Yankee, he had mixed much with humanity of all sorts and conditions in many states. He knew Jerihaps as much about human nature as did any man or woman then alive. He turned his knowledge of hu- man nature to his own pecuniary profit by giving hu- Man mature what it sought Dy wavy of satisfying its uriosity : Bargum was a flambuorant advertiser He origi- nated the exaggerated type of advertising now em- ioyed largely by the movie industry He was the father of the innumerable tribe of press agents. He was the originator of more humbugs than any other showman that ever lived. and he gloried in his reputa- tion as such. for his humbugs never hurt anybody. To the contrary. they always gave pleasure of an innocent Sort Barnum was highiv retliziens’ Perhaps that’s an- Phineas T. Barnum. from the 1870 edition of lms autobrograpay. other thing abeut him you didn't know. Now and then he preached “lay sermons.” Frequently be lectured on temperance, urging nonuse of alcoholic beverages; and he was one of the pioneer prohibitionists. an out-and- outer.. Having signed the pledge himself, he induced many other men to sign it. In religion he was a Uni- versalist. Im certain essentials his religion. like every- thing else about Barnum, was different from the ordi- nary. For ome thing. he found a way of reconciling with his conscience his lifelong practice of fooling the peopie by putting over noninjurious humbugs for their pleasure. “People like to be humbugged.” said Barnum. and that be stated but a simple fact was proved by the pro- digious success of his own long career in humbuggery. There was. fdr instamce. that horse joke. Barnum was alwa thinking up sew and startling ideas for his American Museum. He thought up the idea of ad- vertising that he had acquired a horse with its tail where its head onght to be In those dars physical freaks” attracted more attention than they do now. The New York public rushed to the museum at Broad- way and Ann street to see this extraordinary horse. Country people visiting the city rushed thither also. Thousands pdid the fee and enjoved the fun. They He 4 g F T1 AS A little later Barnum hitched Turner. who had a small travel | eeame ticket seller, secretary and t | of $20 a month and 20 per cent ' Turner was another practical jo& ‘Mid. be played a joke on Barnum | Rae told their friends, as Barnum ‘new they the horse was well worth seeing. Their f to see it. Barnum made a lot of money practical joke and nobody was hurt—« save perhaps a hopeless grouch bere and t 1 a laugh that was good for the soul. “s This revelation is but an incident in the Boge published by Harcourt, Brace & Co., entitled s and sufficiently, “Barnum,” and write ty Warner. The big book is crowded wih show how Barnum put himself over, solé Barua the public, made Barnum a sort of national | ast Born in 1810, in a small town in Com , Taylor Barnum knew what it was to be fore he got rich. He was 15 when his ber solvent. The boy had to work in a store & to buy shoes to attend the funeral. Wiel still say im Connecticut, to make ends mesh ™ But Baruum had to serve a long < business before he achieved financial went broke several times, was on his ’ for $% a week writing advertisements in OU when he was past 30, and it was not until Bem ssa 3 America tional Gharacter. ~~ ’ ay -Z i ce EEO AGE ROI nt LEE LEE A EE I tive, that he finally got his feet solidly set 2 = of prosperity. For the mext 5¢@ years, untill & in 1891. he was imereasingly prosperous se 5 i Ces oa Res - i A — i ' ' Buagiena ana The FProdigious Fet of vot a +A Colossus of Interna PAGE SIX SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOWIS POST-DISPATCH— APRIL 15, 1°73.

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* a a Bt. x - aS et es > — , Ps a 4 uM : « ; ait » ¥ 4 4 4 : — —_—_——_ — — ty: iN a ih? ; : z ve j « im} a > cS as Barnum knew they would, that — ll worth seeing. Their friends rushed — um made a lot of money out of his — te was hurt—everybody, in fact, — peless grouch here and there, enjoyed peel for the soul. i is but an incident fn the book just melee « Brace & Co., entitled simply “Barnum,” and written by M. R. ” book is crowded with stories that m put himself over, sold Barnum to — » Barnum a sort of national institution. © in a small town in Connecticat, Phineas — knew what it was to be poor, tong Sool He was 15 when his father died in- © y had to work in a store for money — attend the funeral. When he was 19 — nt, to make ends meet. Or Sk del ceaatachtg he achieved financial success. Hei eral times, was on his uppers, worked — writing advertisements in New York” 30, and it was not until he managed rican Museum on credit, when he was 31, ‘mame and his peculiar ability of initia- — ly got his feet solidly set on the road — For the next 50 years, until] he a | increasingly prosperous save for one bo = = = -. = humbug Barnum put over on Heth, the 161l-year-old negress, at the birth of George Washing clothes on the future Father of as she claimed, “raised little Ge i about this aged black mammy, in Philadelphia. He was 26 developed a passion to be a sb¢ the old darky, a wrinkled, blind The man from whom he be had a paper purporting to be a ¢ he was about 60 years old. Joice Heth in New York bur of the “provinces.” People fic | to hear her tell about how she George.” In New York the rec ‘® week, which was big money in tt died in February, 1836, and ‘ i before a large and distinguis | clergymen and editors, and the found an absence of ossification » the region of the heart. Jeading him to Hy, ‘ to Augustine Washington. father o : i est he was guilty. “walk, without talking to anyone en route. ian Vl opinion, he told Barnum privately, that Joice Heth probably was not more than 80 years old.” oI the last edition of his autobiography, which he 7 and republished several times, Barnum wrote the Joice Heth incident “was the least deserving ali my efforts in the show line.” The ¢ontroversy ‘' % had raged around the deception, both before and -ahter the death of the negress—for the dissecting sur- ‘seems to have given the result of his operation | te the public—merely served to ad@ to the notoriety @ Barnum and consequently to his earning powers. ' A little later Barnum hitched up with one Aaron ‘Turner, who had a small traveling circus. " Qecame ticket seller, secretary and treasurer at a salary . Barnum of $0 a month and 20 per cent of the net receipts. ’ Turner was another practical joker. At Annapolis, _ Md. he played a joke on Barnum which came near a if posting the future great showman his life. In Rhode Island a preacher, the Rev. Ephraim K. ‘ _ Avery. had been acquitted of the murder of a young , though the public appeared to be convinced Turner gave it out in a barroom at | Annapolis that Barnum was the Rev. Mr. Avery, dis- : A mob seized Barnum, told him that he was to be tarred and feathered, then hangéd. They han- fA died him very roughly, and it was by but a narrow squeak that he got off with his life, after prevailing '@pon the mob to take him to Turner before they @ banged him. “My dear Barnum,” said the other practical joker, “it em all fer our good. Remember, all we need to in- ' gure success is notoriety.’ | “Barnum took that lesson to heart and shaped his ‘¢eareer from it. If ever thereafter he let slip an oppor 4 E tunity to make himself additionally notorious his bi- - ographer has failed to find it in a monumental mass of ‘documentary evidence. He saw ta it that the newspa- pers connected the magic name, Barnum, with every- thing that happened in connection with his career. When he got hold of the American Museum in 1842 he determined to make the museum the talk of New York, with the name of Barnum always uppermost. - One day a man came to the box office and begged for ' a little money. Barnum bought him a breakfast and ™ set him to work at $1.50 a day. ®@ tells it: Mr. Werner thus “The man's job was to place a brick at the corner q of Broadway and Ann street, another brick at the } corner of Broadway and Vesey street, another in front @ of the Astor House, and another in front of St. Paul's ®@ Cearch. This bricklayer was to hold a fifth brick in | his hands, and he was to continue from brick to brick, - @uchanging the brick in his hand for the brick on the 4 At the end ‘every hour of this work, he was to present a ticket at the museum, walk through the building and pass te continue solemnly his brick work. “Half an hour after the man began his rounds 500 and women were watching him, and trying by con- and questions to solve the mystery of his pur- Solemn and taciturn. he went from brick to (]" > ~~. /+ Tt . fu tf el a. “ -" . =e, ae, 3 ey ye ne Se. Oe. OOo, 7st « '. a = -@eseecqeee ee o°s *.» ©®@ 20° @.% *. 2 ges shies asscscsaceos ———————— : _—— — eee i o—_—_ ~ - —> = = - __e| —— . - — 4 ae Barnum’s fantastic Oriental home at Bridgeport, Conn. brick, ignoring the comments and questions of the crowd, and at the end of the first hour the streets surrounding the museum were filled with people. Whenever he entered the museuni, people bought tick- ets and followed him, hoping that inside was the solu- tion of his strange actions. “After several days of this walking advertisement, the police interfered and insisted that Barnum must withdraw his man because of the congestion of traf- fic he caused, for the crowds practically closed all streets near the museum. But Barnum’s bricks were discussed for several weeks and received due newspaper notice.” One of Barnum's biggest humbugs, though it was but three feet long, was “The Fejee Mermaid.” This was advertised as the body of a real mermaid, the only one ever found. It was supposed to have been picked up in the waters of the Fiji Islands. Before he put the “mermaid on exhibition Barnum created wide in- terest in the marvel by having confederates posing as scientists write letters to the press from various points, vouching for the thing as a real mermaid. The chief “scientist” was one Levi Lyman, who helped Bar- num exhibit and promote the shriveled black mammy, who, though she was born when George Washington was about 25 years old, had been present at the birth of the future first President. Lyman, posing as Dr. Griffin of the London Museum of Natural History, brought the mermaid to New York, wrote a pamphlet describing her and did other promotion work. Barnum shrewdly kept his own name out of the project until he was good and ready. - The mermaid was exhibited first in a Broadway hall which Barnum hired through an agent. Her picture was printed in the New York dailies. When she had become a great sensation, Barnum took her to his museum and she drew the curious — = sg ‘x ee Ponta ORR st ~ tab. «= hi: as. PECL, | ><A Colossus of International Character ’ ~& | Ce SE ny — . ae ae 0 in ae parr, omy ‘90Ry Ayybily ain jo yousuelyy bu SGOT JOC SCOLTEIPV OU. OaGaMOF OO ina #1 ec160UL by the thousands, trebling the re- ceipts of the plate. One of the visitors said to Barnum: “I lived two years on the Fiji Is- lands, and I never heard of any such thing as a mermaid.” “There’s no accounting for some men’s ignorance,” replied Barnum. The Fejee Mermaid seems to have been the salvation of the museum, en- abling Barnum to pay for the institu- tion and putting him om prosperity’s path. According to Mr. Werner's re- searches, the Fejee Mermaid was a combination of the tall end of a fish and the head end of a monkey. The job of taxidermy had been done most skilifully by a Japanese who connected the two parts so that mo seam could be seen_in the skin amd nobody could tell where the backbeme sections had been joined. The mermaid was a hid- eous object, but it served Barnum’s purpose. : Barnum’s brether ran a hotel at Bridgeport, Conn. Ome day when P. T. was stopping there his brother told him about a remarkable child dwarf, named Charlies S. Stratton, that was attracting attention around town. Bar- QOVYA LY SLdWALLY TT QNIHSMYD AUNLYEd V+ ae ee 2 « = =e -—- om & « num immediately hunted up little Charles, who became famous through- out the world not lomg afterward as Gen. Tom Thumb, after being thor- GME THE LITTLE ONES A LAST BIDE ON THEIR GIANT. DOCILE FRIEND. < A Wpical poster used by Barnum to exploit Jumbo, an elephant. a SUNDAY MAGAZINE- ‘ST. oughly Barnumized. Charlies was only & years old when Barnum induced the boy’s mother to take him to New York LOUIS POST-DISPATCH--APRIL 45. and enter into a contract for his exhibition at the , museum. The child was only 2 feet 1 inch tall, but he had quit growing. He was the actual boy who never grew up. Barnum added six vears to his.age at one fell swoop of advertising. Mrs. Stratton, we learn, was “astonished and somewhat annoyed when she noticed that her son was announced in large handbills as ‘Gen. Tom Thumb, a dwarf 11 years of age, just arrived from England.’ The ‘just arrived from England’ was the first instance of a method Barnum often repeated. The world knows the story of Tom Thumb, how Barnum took him to England and exhibited him before Queen Victoria, to the Continent and let other mon- archs have a look, and thereby made fortunes for himself and the dwarf. The “Genéral’”’ died in 1883, never having grown up, and the only humbug that Barnum put over in his case was the deception as to the boy’s age when first exhibited and the Tom Thumb name and the English importation. Tom Thumb was a native of Bridgeport, where Barnum himself estab- lished a home and lived the remainder of his life. The Woolly Horse was one of Barnum’s humbugs that may be said to have a slight Missouri interest. When Barnum was touring with Gen. Tom Thumb in 1848, he found in Cincinnati a small horse with no mane and very little hair on his tail, but with body and legs covered completely with a natural growth of curly hair, similar to a sheep’s wool. Barnum bought the beast, seeing Barnumistic possibilities. He sent the anima! to Bridgeport, to be kept in strict seclusion until publicity got in its work. About that time Johr C. Fremont, son-in-law of Senator Thomas H. Benton of Missouri, got lost in the Rocky Mountains, where he was on an expedition of exploration. The press had much to say about the missing Lieut. Fremont. Barnum advertised his woolly horse as having been captured by Fremont near the Gila River. Fremont, the story ran, had sent the extraordinary beast to the U. S. Quartermaster as a token of esteem. ' After exhibiting the horse in New York, Barnum took him on tour. At Washington Senator Benton went to see the animal. He denied publicly and with em- phasis that his son-in-law ever had seen the woolly horse, and the wrathy and matter-of-fact old Senator institated suit against Barnum’'s agent for obtaining 2% cents from him under false pretenses. The court dismissed the case for lack of sufficient evidence to substantiate Benton's contention. Publicity attending the trial increased Barnum’'s receipts considerably. But for Barnum, America never would ‘have had op- portunity to hear Jenny Lind, the “Swedish nightin- “gale,” illustrious singer of the middle period of the nineteenth century. It was Barnum who brought Jenny Lind over and managed her triumphal tour which opened Sept. 11, 1850, in the old Castle Gardén a! New York. Barnum stirred up such a prodigiou: propaganda of boosting for Jenny Lind, prior to her coming from Europe, that the success of his experi- ment was inevitable. “Jenny Lind is the most popular woman in the world at present—perhaps the most popular that ever was fn it.” sang the New York Herald. In this book Mr. Werner reveals the fact that Barnum deliberately played up the philanthropic side of the Swedish singer to attract audiences. She was a deeply religious young woman and was noted for her charities. She had come to America to raise money for the benefit of orphans in her own country. Barnum made the most of all this. Without accenting the “goodness” side of Miss Lind, the theory is that her tour would have been a failure, for Americans in those days knew little about highbrow music and cared less. Barnum Barnumized Jenny Lind’s reputation for su- perior moral goodness and got away with it. . (Centinued on Page 13.) 1923. PAGE SEVEN

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7 ses i i ¥ Tempe (rrensnn Kine for Ba 900 2 Brick wails of ancient shrine of the moon god, Sin, rebuilt about 4000 years ago by King Dungi, who left his name embossed on the bricks, found by Anglo-American expedition—Nebuchadnezzar, Bab- ylonian monarch of Biblical his- tory, restored this structure about 600 years B. C., and some of his - jewelry has been recovered there BLACK SEA ee eae Ma. Wa agers a PROM ARAA SA tee Meee : ‘ . - edteric re Hees ata ne a ney ee Neth ene SP POE ARR ee te in AA a tne my be aa Oe, RN RE 9 nee A” VRIES he arte Seen ee Re 4 Hl, Z| A % oi Fe | Hl ., And he said unto him, I am Jehovah that brought thee out of Ur of the Chaldees, to give thee this land to im- herit it.—Genesis, 15, vii. EHOVAH was speaking to Abraham in a vision. Ur was Abraham’s birthplace It was one of the most’ ancient cities of Babylonia. Babylon is fallen,-Ur is a perished city, Abra- ham is gathered to his fathers. But the King- dom of Irak, the land known modernly as Meso- potamia, now a British protectorate through a semi-settlement growing out of the World War, in- cludes the site of the ancient city of Ur. And there, within the present year of our Lord, the spades of American and English archeologists have revealed to human view the brick walls of a temple that was one of the glories of Ur, the Ur of the Chal- dedgs, the Ur of Abraham and the Hebrew Bible. Back to ancient Egypt went the spades of American " : in Z . lee. Map showing location of Ur, ~ at lower right.hand corner. walls of the temple recently excavated were-built about 4000 years ago, and that the building is itself a restora- tion of one which stood there perhaps thousands of vears earlier and was used in those prehistorie days for the worship of the moon god of Ur, he of the now repellent name. Readings from the bricks and other solid material found prove this fact. These readings and English archeologists but a few months ago, when Howard Carter and Lerd Carnarvon discovered the tomb of the Pharaoh Tutankhamen, who was buried about 3250 years ago. Back to ancient Babylonia, and far back of the ancient Egypt of the Carnarvon-Carter achievement, have gone the spades of excavators for the University of Pennsylvania Museum and the British Museum. This joint expedition has unearthed indubitable rec- prove also, it is said, that King Dungi was the restorer of the still more ancient temple. The ancient city was Ur of the Chaldees to the Jews of the captivity, but in the dawn of recorded history the place became Ur of the Sumerians. That race, in the era around 3500 B. C., was dominant in Southern, or Lower, Mesopotamia, where Ur was situated. His- torians tell us that the great days of Ur began about 2300 B. C. For about 120 years the city was the cap- oe . Pe ne as ie IPAS q » eA * ar. 2 EE me OMe themes ates es Oe hls t far from Ur ords and substantial werks of a civilization antedat- ing that of King Tutankhamen by many centuries. “King Tut” was almost a modern in comparison with } figure was found keeper of the Temple of Erech. from about S , ital of a great kingdom, including Babylonia and Elam, otherwise the southwestern section of Persia. Ur- Dungi, King of Ur, whose name has been found em- bossed on some of the bricks discovered in the temple of the moon god, Sin, at Ur. Incidentally, it may be wise to point out that the name Sin is not to be identified with the little words spelt the same way in the English tongue. While there may have been goings-on in the temple of the moon god at Ur which modern moralists would regard as sin- ful, it is perhaps a good thing to know that Mount Sinai, whereon Moses found the tablets of stone car- rving the Ten Commandments, is a name derived froni that of the god whose long-forgotten temple has vielded just now a considerable portion of its story to the Americah and English excavators, and through them to the world. , More of the same story, very much more, is expected from the same source. As in the Tutankhamen in- stance, not all the story may be told as yet. For the present it is sufficiently: interesting to know that the — Engur was the name of the King who instituted the job- of conquest and consolidation. Dungi, his son, was the great man of the dynasty. Dungi ruled over the kingdom for 58 years—almost as long as the late Queen Victoria was monarch of Great Britain. Dungi seems to have been an aggressive ruler. He extended his rule on every side; and he was a skillful politictan, making it a point to keep the priesthood of the city gods in his own family, thus aiding in the unification of his realm. Because of this, he became a mighty builder of temples, which he endowed with magnificent fittings. The vast temple of the moon god, the chief deity of Ur, was falling into decay when King Dungi was on the throne. The King not only restored it, but enlarged it; and it is the walls built under Dungi’s direction that are being excavated now by the joint expedition men- tioned. Two royal palaces also were built at Ur by King Dungi. s It-is shown by certain ancient re- maiaus that the city fathers of Ur had e ; a ~- developed not only waterworks, but a =nnanseaisntnstinnesinenannse-tanencoenseenaneranstenasia eo _ system for the carrying off of sew- A a De de te oe age... Asphalt. was in use, as also was lead. There were irrigation schemes and, obviously, fortifiéa- tions. Fighting; either in defense or aggression, was the favorite outdoor pastime of those days. We are told. for instance: “Down to the end of his long reign Dungi was a conqueror. In his last years his armies were attacking hos- tile neighbors. His empire extended far into Persia. His military skill - is shown by the fact that he organ- ized regiments of archers to support the beavy, slow-moving phalanxes of pitemen and axmen. To Babylon, a Semitic city, he was hostile, and he sacked E-Sagiia, the temple of Mar- Head of an ancient bull dis — covered at Ur of the Chaldees. 2D Ee me oe es oe & in seats Anse a eer x — yaaa ee PEGE SERENE Te ins NE This brick of Dangi, King of Ur, records the building of the temple in that city about 2500 B. C. duk. “Sixteen centuries later Nebuchad- *nezzar, the last great Emperor of Babyion, returned good for evil, for he restored the venerable temple of Nannar at Ur.” In an inner room of the temple now being excavated has been discovered some jewelry.of the period of chadnezzar, who is said to built or restored the shrine of moon god about 600 years Christian era opened. Sir Kenyon, director of British Mu- seum, is quoted as saying that }

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ing location of Ur, right.hand corner. re CS Se oe a. # an ancient bull dis- at Ur of the Chaldees. a Head of # af these samples will show: n of Ukush; Lugal-Kigubdni-Dudu _ father and son, who c@hquered 1 the had subjugated all of 58 aself “King of the Whole World. Wigure was found not far from Ur and represents @rkeeper of the Temple of Erech. It dates ‘from about the P at 200 B. C. —_— — — 4 eat im ancient ruins at Ur of the find portions of the work which the most three rulers supervised. 64, it was the moon, and not the sun, the earliest religious imagination of faces. The ancient Chaldeans joined with in moon worship. Devotees from many 4 ec to Ur, where in the great temple al has been rediscovered after about 2500 tm : rer > » toad ay hy Son Oe ; Dats tht); Marae - years—the time of Nebuchadnezzar—they worshiped the kindly, benignant and highly respectable Sin. Now, what part did Abraham of the book of Genesis play in the moon temple of Ur, if any? That fasci- nating question is yet to be answered. -Will the dis- coveries in the excavated ruins answer it? ‘Well, there is always such a possibility: and that makes the matter one of interest throughout Christendom. The writer Eupolemus, who lived nearly two cen- turies before Christ, is quoted as saying that in the city of Ur there once lived a man of noble race, superi- or in wisdom, named Abraham. In the Old Testament we read that after the Lord had scattered the builders of the Tower of Babel over the face of the ear’), Terah. Med og fa att ae isdelt ff 4 {* n as - 7 af ae wit fi hg ; : A , i 4 w. ’ Pd, > | 7 p 4 « ad ) 4 . ; ? a native of Ur of the Chaldees, took Abram (Abraham), his son, and Lot, the son of Haran, his son's son, and Sarah, Abram's wife: and they went forth with them from Ur to go into the land of Canaan; and they came unto Haran and dwelt there. It is interesting to note that Haran, the destination of Abraham's family, was also a center of moon-god worship. Is it possible that the founders of «oe dle brew religion developed their idea of a single ;. 1 end powerful God out of the Chaldean city god of Ur? Although no scholar has doubted the importance of the remains at Ur, it is but recently that excavations have been carried on extensively. Physical difficul- ties have stood in the wey.

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GDh Dia EELER, paying teller of Metals National Pank. c around his cage. The pay concerns were all neatly ing the arrival of firm «becks. Keeler was a methodica s cool and calm. he was ciocklike His firm chin. bis strong nose, were, to the discerning. suff is integrity. Also, one felt that Hon of bis courage. And his abilit seemed proved by the fact that ed so responsible a position in is in the world. saw the uniformed porter unlock steel doors of the bank. and Tr of the Caraway Co.. entered. y emissaries arrived from the ny concern and the other bg an Each one, Keeler noted. was jhusky guard. Keeler reached automatically for the P “Caraway.” Then, almost as at swept below the counter and touc : dropped. with a jarring crash. ae interlaced bars would protect rere ——— ; os, : bI ‘Hits hand : “ Payne’ hood home at Easthampton, L. I., which may have been & through the bars he aimed the w A recent photograph of a hy Pm os pe weochigg “lowly, thatch’d cottage.” a dosen men had entered the bank af" ah 44) AA, 282 Dt ONS BIEN SO Rg ae é . er oe om EP RN ne AeA A: arte: wf hanes ee - wt Aiea A a, Al 4. 29 ry LR4E3BUEE BT |, An = 7 tester bad heard a ery treili tha 0 Many legends have arisen about origin of this widely beloved song, iret bed som the porter stressing with in London 100 years ago—John Howard Payne, once a famous acter COAt diet mam Sees eee Sa oe 4 1: % . rey. er bad only to dodge down behind . . 4s playwright, is forgotten now but as the homeless bard of home” wan oe age Miss Aan Marie Tree, 2 popular English singer of lonely death at Tanis, Africa, where as U. S. Consul he had trt od ating could be raised cots by the her day and the first n to sing “Home: : . * *: $ so ae ace! . p dine Home!” a ie 8, 1823. the insolent raling Bey ee a a was sion agen te Slants we. Oe eae pee ct—there was a beautiful e heroine three weeks later and ome might at —— shine Ine Bec . seem f pee who eloped on a Duke the next season. At all these perf the part of — — sold the first year, ——s ame iely ceased his struggie. The unifc Together they reached the Duke’s castle of “Clari” was taken by Miss Ann Maria Tree, sister ef the oe bose be or the oe ~ ae % be ed the man. whose attack upon him painted canvas, after safely eluding ali the famous actress, Ellen Tree. There were a few per- ge oon Fre nar - oem na wa j : their pursuers. formances im 1825, 1826 and 1829, at Covent Garden, me a his name affixed an There “Clari’s” home and parents were besides a few later productions at other London the saieneian a ae forgotten until a band of strolling players emerged aaters. — a was first given in New nie inte the glow of the footlights and struck up an air York in November, whieh the young woman had heard often when she But however moderate the success of the opera, the dwelt beneath the ancestral roof. Memories came thronging back upon “Clari.” and, moved by a sudden heart-sick de- sire to behold again the beloved faces and the old familiar scenes, she sang a song of wistful longing. The song was “Home’ Sweet Home!” Little did anyone in the Dig audience at the Covent Garden Theater. Lemdonm. on the eve- ning of May &, 1823, dream fhat they were listening to a song which was to spread across the face of the earth, wherever the Engtish language is spoken, and which, after a century, still has millions of admirers. Not even the critics suspected what an in- teresting event the future would prove that evening to be. To them it was but the first performance of an operatic effort by John Howard Payne, the American actor and play- wright, and Henry Rowley Bishop, the British com . That these two names were to be- com¢ immortal through one of the songs in the new opera would have seemed to them a preposterous Suggestion. Said the critic of the London Times about the new play: “It was occasionally applauded in its prog- ress and announced for repetition amidst loud clapping of hands: but we do not think it will add to the reputation of the composer or bring much money to the treasury.” This writer further stated that “with the exception of Miss Tree's first. song,” which was “Home’ Sweet Home!” there was “not one piece which will linger on the ear or be recalled to the memory. The overture is loud and startling: but We can say little else in its favor. The songs are commonplace, and there is no con- certed piece making any pretensions to nov- elty.” James Kenner. who collaborated with Payne in writing another play, was present on that opening night at Covent Garden and said in a letter to Payne: “As early as the first act I saw handkerchiefs employed upon the bright eyes in the dress boxes,” mentions an actress in the audience who “wept torrents.” and says the prospect is “fair for a run.” Akhough “Clari. the Maid of Milan.” was John Howard Payne as he appeared in his later life. An engraving fairly well received. it was not a great success. by G. R. Hall from a daguerreotype by Brady. _ PAGE TEN SIINDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -APRIL 15, 197? woh BL. But he did not hide behind the cor NCE upos a time—just 100 years ago, to be alt 1 Ht He j Fi Re ROME Se lean oa Ne hr eae RARE ps ee. (a: ee? Laer 7

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EELER, paying teller of the Ore and Metals National Bank, cast a last glance around his cage. The pay rolls of a dozen eoncerns were all neatly arranged, await- ing the arrival of messengers with their firm checks. - Keeler was a methodical young man. fays cool and calm, he was clocklike in his punctu- | His firm chin, his strong nose, his steady blue § were, to the discerning, sufficient indication of ‘integrity. Also, one felt that there could be no mtion of his courage. And his ability in his chosen Ser seemed proved by the fact that at 29 he had so responsible a position in one of the largest I., which may have been in his th’d cottage.” ely beloved song, first hean once a famous actor and >! Sweet Home!” quickly attained It is reported that 300,000 copies of tht the first year, bringing great profits @ but not to the author, who had sold &@ the whole opera for 50 pounds. — editions, Payne did not even have @ f seeing his name affixed as the m1 p's name was there. ey was the episode which keeps the Samm rd Payne alive today. Once far iful prodigy on the stage in this c England, then as a prolific and succ gbt and in his later years the | - eke in the world. @ saw the uniformed porter unlock and open the § steel doors of the bank, and Turner, the young r of the Caraway Co., entered. Almost simul- y emissaries arrived from the Wilton Co., the concern and the other big clients of the Each one, Keeler noted, was accompanied by guard. br reached automatically for the bundles of bills “Caraway.” swept below the counter and touched the switch dropped, with a jarring crash, the steel grating ise interlaced bars would protect him from assault lM robbery. His other hand gripped his ready pistol, M@ through the bars he aimed the weapon. For half dozen men had entered the bank after the messenger om the Elspeth store. Then, almost as automatically, his Keeler had heard a cry from the uniformed porter. had seen the porter struggling with one of the late He had acted with instant decision: the ‘'S money was protected against marauders. For weeler had only to dodge down behind his counter to pout of range of any possible bullet, and the steel ting could be raised only by the switch inside ‘ie No threat could make Keeler touch that switch Tivals. 8 Jd t he did not hide behind the counter. Instead. he in tec his revolver at a man struggling with the V¥ ii- bguard. The man heard his hoarse crv and immedi- ceased his struggle. The uniformed porter had fked the man, whose attack upon him had caused his g tl you, Jerry,” said Jimmy Pelham, positively, “it's the Gray Ghost.” SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL » ac ta outcry, into a corner, and blew upon a shrill police whistle. Within three minutes after the attempted rob- bery had begun, the ban- dits were lined up against one wall, were disarmed, and were penned in by a dozen bank detectives and employes. Keeler pressed the switch that caused the heavy steel grat- ing to ascend into the ceiling. He laughed as he did so. In a moment the police. sum- moned by the porter’s whistle, would arrive and take away the ri- diculous bandits. Indeed, the po- lice arrived soon- er than he had deemed possible. A whole platoon of them, 16 in all, headed by a Sergeant, raced up the bank steps with drawn revolvers and nightsticks in their hands. The Sergeant took one comprehensive glance at the situation, then ordered the massive doors closed. From the inner offices the presi- dent, the secretary, the treasurer and other officials of the bank had come. The Sergeant seemed to rec- ognize the president. He called him by name. “Get everybody in here, Mr. Dana,’ he com- mandeé@ brusquely. “Everybody! Looks like an inside job to me.” “That's absurd,” said Dana. His heavy jowls shook with indignation. “Every man in this bank—every woman, too—is absolutely trustworthy. “Why —and he pointed at the six cowering figures against the wall —‘‘they’re all outsiders.” . “How'd they know all these pay-roll people were to be here at a certain hour, with the cash ready for them” Get everyone here; I want to look at them.” Dana felt the justice of the Sergeant's attitude, even though he could have informed the police officer that fnformation as to the time of sending for pay rolls could be easily picked up by any client of the bank who kept his eyes open. He ordered an underling to sum- mon the rest of the employes. While they were coming the Sergeant and five of his men advanced to the prisoners. They slipped hand- cuffs on each of them and hustled them roughly into the center of the bank lobby. The Sergeant looked at the other customers of the bank. “Any of these mixed up in this?” he demanded of Keeler. : The paying teller peered through his cage. He pointed as he spoke: “That's Mr. Kelly. an old client: that’s Mr. Wynans, another old customer; that is Mr. Bennett, who's all right; and that is Mr. Pelham. They’re all Khown to me, and I can vouch for them.” “All right.” grunted the Sergeant. He turned to the president. “Everyone here?’ demanded the 5er- geant “Even the telephone girls,” Dana replied. Over the face of the Ser- geant spread a grin. Pel- ham, the dapper yroung-old man with the gray hair, who had been last indicat- ed by Keeler, seemed to sensé something odd in that grin. He took a step toward the Sergeant; a po- liceman standing beside him lifted his nightstick, and Pelham crashed to the floor. : Dana cried out in aston- ishment. The cry died in his throat. For the Ser- geant thrust a_ revolver against his stomach. The banker was suddenly sick. “Hands up. and don't move, every last one of you,” cried the Sergeant. His 16 policemen wheeled Suddenly upon the armed guards who had ac- companied the messengers Nightsticks knocked them Through the bars he aimed the weapon. down, and their revolvers were taken as they sprawled upon the floor. Keeler, dazed, uncomprehending, reached for the switch that should lower the grating again. Too late he remembered that the mechanism of the thing had got out of order a week before. A temporary repair had fixed the mechanism so that the grating couid be lowered and raised once. After that had been done it was necessary to adjust certain parts of the machinery again. And, of course, there had been no time to do this now. Sick with apprehension. he reached for the revolver which, upon the arrival of the police, be had placed again upon the shelf below the counter. But before his fingers closed upon it a bullet from one of the policemen's revolvers struck his shoulder and whirled him @izzily to the floor. A tap upon the head from one of those heavy nightsticks rendered the teller bors de combat. And almost before the dazed bank employes could think of offering resistance they were disarmed, beaten unconscious or shot. Sacks appeared from beneath the blouses of two of the invaders. These two stepped into Keelers cage. His assistant. covered by a revolver, had no opportunity to resist. More than $800,000 in bills Were swept, in less than 30 seconds. into the sacks carried by the counterfeit policemen. Seventeen of them, including their leader, and re- inforced by the six handcuffed men in business clothes, herded those of the bank employes and customers who still were«conscious into an inner room, the private of- fice of President Dana. A telephone in the room was sripped from its fastenings. Dana was seized and searched. From his pockets were removed keys; one of them fitted the lock. of his private office, and the door was fastened upon them. From the uniformed porter the key to the outer door had been taken. The great doors swung open on to Broadway. Attracted by the closing of the doors, the porters police whistle and the noise of the ¢hots was a great crowd of excited people. They set up a yell of ex- ultant fury as the policemen descended the bank steps, hustling the handcuffed men toward empty taxicabs that happened to be standing at the curb. The spec- tators eould guess that a robbery had been attempted, and that the bandits had been captured. After all that the papers had been saying about the incompetence of the Police Department, it was good to see with your own eyes proofs of the falsity of the newspaper charges. That is, it was good until you happened to read the afternoon papers. “I tell you, Jerry.” said Jimmy Pelham, positively, “it's the Gray Ghost.” Jerry Tryon shook bis round, baid head. Also, his shoulders moved with mirth. “Mr. Pelham, youre as crazy as i was 10 years azo. “Were you crazy, Jerry?” asked Pelham, mildly. The red face of the ex-policeman, sow one of the 15. 1923. PAGE ELEVEN ioctl) a snl ee ed tte eae Mee .

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ay Ghost’s work,” chuckled Jerry, -natured malice. “If I had t “qhink I'd gone cuckoo, and I'd lose a ¢ A DETECTIVE TALE WITH UNUSUAL FEATURED he Gray most suecessful private deteetives in New York--took on a deeper shade. 5 ak / ha . } “Pretty obvious. wasn't #9 ‘Jery. “When are you going down gotten it, the way you encourag E a ed Keeler. “As soon as the first ' Maine”” me bhackel), me—everything. Only ail | ice manasa bad . ae Ned Pel Mr Petham, the Gray Ghost is dead.” re dropped In the morn rep ham. = tions. Whoever planned f “Well, I wish I was going with And 10 years azo everyone said | mae a: : vt ) v alive.” & . ii a : counted on that very thing: 4 ‘gid Tryon. “Hope they're biting. : that he had never been alive.’ smiled | ; je. a Palham . | | ii’ “4 hes varth would think of lou “Much obliged,” answered Pelham. The square blue chin of Tryon set | ~ a . — ides of a platoon of @ At noon next day Pelham left for M stubbornly, his lower lip protruded ~~ pene Pmt: 0 ‘Two mornings later he was —_ in couenaciously ‘But, Mr. Pelham, we» er peas e — bow of an Oldtown canoe, in tri cornered the Grav Ghost aboard your ¥s po — ragzing pee whipping the waters of Lake = vacht 10 years ago. He jumped over- vandits — taxicabs, we en: a “By 7 o'clock he had caught eight t hoard a couple of hundred miles from 9m pie os a ce : a oi oes wee sien him land. You can't get behind that, Mr ae mines = to camp. . " Pelham.” wy. - . During the after-breakfast smoke | never saw his dead body: did } Fess Berens a - guic one Slim Dickenson by name, von” asked Pelham | aoe to @ussed many things. finally fastening : oe yore could he have eseaped”” . , yknew that the mechanism: Sa ch upon New York.” iia = AS . and lowered your grating ' The way I look at it” pronow shrugged. “What differ- E . oN order. That would ex a Slim. “it don’t take no more brains : ’ groups of robbers.” a | a bie cuy in New York than it de “You're making an inside} a big guy in my home town of Juno. said Keeler. “Only three pes ‘a feller has git-up-and-git to him, that that mechanism was @ ‘gocceed anywhere at all. Ain't I der. President Dana knew ‘Mr. Petham ”” Henry knew it, and I kne ' “[ guess you are,” Pelham conc never told a soul.” He J “Did you say that Juno was your wounded shoulder. “This @ town?” | of my honesty, but its ea " “Certainly did,” said Slim. “Born hed. a mo helping the teller peeves up tha Beow wwe ; : ame | ‘woman, horse and dog in the t sidewalk, grinned. > Why? Ever been there? Know an good proof,” he said. na ll ae ' “No, I don't,” admitted Pelham. new of him aud of his leap from made the teller lie down ang an aatan oe-ae jann acht some medicine which the Ga vd - ~ nd j yeod OF ee Qa Rut vou know. Jerry. the Gray iff ~ CoS a a left with the ~ oo - rom cane. on | i a - _ : you knew her’ might have had in his pockets i | —— . man urged him to stay a Wai “Minnie Grey! ‘Course | know her. lewels worth thousands. All the loot y Rea ee | - drinks sncke sot 5 Se can remember, like it was yesterday, It : wk 3 —— amends enianll he day she put up her danger vee: U frank and ingenuous. Th bang in 2 pigtail down he? back, | suffering induced by hist /as corn.” pA © se “The Minnie Grey I‘ mean has dered him a shade more STM bair and black eyes,” said Pelham. Jimmy Petham, bv olacing hia for loquacious than was his Rg “Don't know about her hair now,” tune at the disposal of a discredited : } - ’ ba. he told Pelham of ‘said: “she may have got crazy ideas police officer, tty belleving implicitly ~~ — =~ ; struggles, his self-educ rest of the girls that go to New Yi in the reasoning of that officer. had , bitions, and, finally, of OB. her eyes was as biue as biue. enabled Jerry Try on to effect the cap- —— even pointed out her pict ie a ain’t found any way of changing ture of the Gray Ghost, a stro'e that . ~- > i } — - — hung upon the wall. all color of eyes, have they?” phisticated in appearance immediately made Tryon interna- She—this Minnie y.% he told himself, nearly all CW Light Jt tionally famous oe - HL) = = Keeler’s fiancee—was @ look of sophistication no | . Barnum’s celebrated circus, by Pp or -narrree oe on . oe Seger Ve ont ant onennes, Oy Te Poh meee ote een - .. Sige DATE LORI gpa Se ey LOE ALLO GS LEE DIAS I, RE Ig Oe eried 7 Pelham ance does that make” I conldn’t an- swer that offhand But he might have caught a rope/hanging over the ‘acht’s side pulled himself iboard and stowed himself way. Or, what is more probable, he mieht have kent himself afloat You know. its not easy for a boat's crew to find so smmoail an object as a man’s head in the waver suppose that he was itkerd up by some trading vease}?” ‘d have been turned over to the anthorities at the first port.” said Tryon, seornfully ‘The whoie world that he atole was not recovered micht not have been difficult for him te bribe a whole shin's crew to keen silent about his resene.” Tryon suffered exqnisite confusion Ten vears ago, in the great days of the rounding up of the Gray Ghost and his gang, Jimmy Pelham had heen a gay youth in his late twen- Her name's Minnie Grey. Do you know her “Black hair?” asked ties, a favorite in society, a man of importance in the eyes of certain banks ai.) cvs. .om- panies But shortly after Jerry Tryon had achieved reputation and fortune hy the destruction of the Gray Ghost’s gang. reverses had come to the young mil- lionaire The great war broke out just as the young man was ruefully contemplating the impossibility of living on the bare ten fhousand a year remaihing to him. He forgot his troubles for the next four years, during which he served with distinction in the French army On this morning in Jerry Tryon’s office he was down to His last thousand dollars Time and again Tryon had offered Pelham a half- interest in the prosperous detective agency which the ex-police officer conducted Rut Jimmy Pelham was not in the lists for charity. Now. once again. Tryon made an effort to return past favors & Of course, Mr. Pelham. you may be richt at that. Suppose you come into my office and let ne detail half a dozen men to you, and you can start an investigaticn it would be worth at least five hundred a week .o me to have yon” Pelham’s roar of laughter interrupted the other. “Biess your good old heart. Jerry,” he cried. “You've tried in so many ways to put your hand in my pocket and leave some money there. . . . Thank yot just the same, but if you think I'm crazy, I don’t want you to oppose your own fudgment Not another word about it.” He rose and rubbed gingerly the plaster ap the crown of his head. i must run along now, Jerry,” he said. “They want to question me at headquarters.” T yon smiled deprecatingly. “I wouldn’t mention the Cray Ghost to them guys down there, Mr. Pelham.” he advised. “They'll just give you the razz. and. honest. the papers will think you're a nut.” Petham returned his smile. “Much obliged, Jerry rill try to be discreet.” With a smile and a nod he left Tryon's office. Common sense said the Gray Ghost was dead, that he had perished 10 years ago. But imagination told him that one might as well expect to find two Napole- ons in the same generation ag two Gray Ghosts. Such greatness could not repeat itself so soon. The.Gray Ghost lived’ Pelham clung te the thought: PAGE TWELVE SUNDAY MAG! NE—ST. fOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL a 4 But at headquarters he did not mention his belief. So he gave his little information in matter-of-fact fashion, embeilished by no speculations. Intending to leave the previous afternoon on a fishing trip te Maine, he had stopped at the bank to cash a check. So he had b®en present at the robbery; somehow or other, he had suspected the alleged Sergeant of police, had taken a step toward him, and that was all fhat he remembered until he awoke with his head resting on the knee of an ambulance surgeon. He had gone home as soon as his injury had been attended to. The captain of detectives who questioned him grinned: ‘Must have reminded you, Mr. Pelham, of the days when you and Jerry Tryon rounded up the Gray Ghost. Those were the good old days.” He made the statement regretfully, as though he lamented the passing of the police’s great antagonist. “Maybe he's come to life,” laughed Pelham. The officer returned his laugh. “Nothing but part of the crime wave that’s been following the war. Much obliged to you, Mr. Pelham,” he said, briskly, terminat- ing the conversation. Outside, in the hallway, Pelham encountered Keeler, the paying teller of the Ore and Metals Bank, just released from an examirzation by a deputy commission- er. The teller carried one arm in a sling: there was @ plaster upon his head. His face was drawn and blood- less. ~ ° They shook hands and Pelham noted that the other -was weak. “Those idiots shouldn’t have let you come down here. You ought to be in bed. Let me take you home.” Keeler thanked him. “I do feel a bit woozy,” he admitted. “But what's that at a time like this?” Pelham could but aco the young man’s atti- tude. ° “Do the police seém to have any idea, any theory, about the robbery?” he asked as they em into a taxicab. Keeler's blue eyes were contemptuous. “I've heard a lot of loose talk about inside jobs and outside jobs. Bes comman sense eught to teil them it was an outside job. Furthermore, tioldups aren't inside jobs.” “True enough,” agreed Pelham. “Too bad that grat- ing didn’t come down the second time. The newspa- pers said the machinery was out of order.” “Yes, and black eyes,” “She's beautiful,” admired Pelham. ac “And lovely,” supplemented the teller. ing to be married soon. Funny thing, IM sworn that I'd marry a small-town gigl Tas met Minnie I fell in love with her. And FE: . believe it when I discovered that she ca town in Maine.” “What part of Maine does she come Pelham, idly. “Town called Juno,” smiled Keeler. isn’t it?” > “I suppose you'd prefer that her home us eA je at ; change its name to Venus, after Miss Grey,” # Pelham. Keeler blushed. “She is beautiful. Too eg me; too good for me. And such a patient gift been the sole support of her mother ands there in Maine, ever since she came to New 3 years ago.” “That's fine of her,” said Pelham, “She works, then?” ‘he is best remembered by the gener mankind, was organized fn 1870. Great showman then was 60 years ‘Years earlier he had invested his f im a clock works at Bridegport, Swindied out of his money and Bis American Museum and ¥ @verything else he possessed. But he Wruggied along, and with the ef Tom Thumb, whom he took on @ tour of Europe, he recouped and his feet again. ‘The Cardiff Giant was one of the of Barnum’s circus-period This was a huge figure su have been dug up in the small oe Cardiff. N. Y. It was exhibited a Tare prehistoric relic. Presently it Deg Werack. Then Barnum planned and ‘uted a Cardiff giant of alleged { he Line Be you will find $6000 safely annual amount. in autumn she eave a new tailored suit, an ae Se inp eS ee ~ ™

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_FEATUR Keeler groaned. “One of those accountable carelessnesses that up everywhere. The thing could | been repaired, but who~ could ” ‘foreseen that two attempts would he made, one right after the other?” _— A sudden thought flashed eo el ham’s mind. He asked, calmly: , Was the idea, do you suppose, of ¢ fake robbery?” “Pretty obvious, wasn't it?” re ed Keeler. ‘‘As soon as the first band were disarmed we dropped all pre A tions. Whoever planned the crt counted on that very thing. Who op earth would think of questioning bona fides of a platoon of uniformed | - police? Certainly no one in the bank, — And the people outside, seeing a bunch ka of policemen dragging half a comm S, _ bandits into taxicabs, would never gyg. © By _ pect that the uniformed men were ex federates of the prisoners. The first _ group were decoys to draw our fire.” “Perhaps,” suggested Pelham, t to keep his voice steady, “their penew that the mechanism that and lowered your grating was out @ order. That would explain the twy . groups of robbers.” “You're making an inside job of t ' said Keeler. “Only three people k = that that mechanism was out of op der. President Dana knew it, ier _ Henry knew it, and I knew it. And ; _ mever told a soul.” He touched his wounded shoulder. “This isn’t proof of my honesty, but it’s evidence,” he laughed. Pelham, helping the teller to sidewalk, grinned. “I guess it’s p good proof,” he said. Upstairs, in Keeler’s apartment. % “made the teller lie down and prep some medicine which the doctor left with the wounded man. The othe man urged him to stay a while, for @ . drink, @ smoke and a talk. . Pélham liked Keeler. Despite commercial success, he was boyishly frank and ingenuous. Perhaps the suffering induced by his injuries rem dered him a shade more confi loquacious than was his wont. way, he told Pelham of his boyheail struggles, his self-education, his bitions, and, finally, of his girl. | even pointed out her picture where & hung upon the wall. a She—this Minnie Grey, who Keeler’s fiancee—was a shade too _ phisticated in appearance. But, t _ he told himself, nearly all girls wear % look of sophistication nowadays. “Black hair?” asked Pelham. Za “Yes, and black eyes,” said Keelef, "admired Pelham. ~ ” supplemented the teller. “We're 6 i soon. Funny thing, I've always ( | marry a small-town girl. The minute 1 in love with her. And I could hardly n I discovered that she came from a little Maine does she come from?” d Juno,” smiled Keeler. “Funny ae <M you'd prefer that her home town show to Venus, after Miss Grey,” suggestet “She is beautiful. Too beautiful 5 me. And such a patient girl. 5 ‘support of her mother and sister, d ever since she came to New York, e of her,” said Pelham, slightly bored. bs aed aa | & Marsh’s brokerage house. She's # _ But not after next month; she’s to est congratulations,” said Pelham. * ked to his apartment. All the exci a been in his mind had left it. Certa } ‘was beyond suspicion; Pelham hap! , the cashier was one of the chief pe bank, and could hardly be | l robbing his own institution. And as f 0 i ty was too patent to be que © of the mechanism of the grating rt that had been fortunate for iad the moment that Pelham admitted &@ ® believe in the existence of the Gm never aided nor hindered that mas* hance never entered into his schemes; ™ pn called him up that night to inform h . retained by the bank suthorities mt tell them that I thought it wat” i (Continued on Page 1 18)” ‘Je Ls Po ’ Pag ee: his excuses and his departure. — phe Gray * Ghost’s work,” chuckled Jerry, with natured malice. “If I had they'd k I'd gone cuckoo, and Id lose a $10,- oo retainer.” a “A right for you, Jerry,” Pelham i back at him. “But if the Gray does show up, don’t say I didn’t warn you.” The evening paper says that bank is offering a hundred thousand reward for the recovery of its and the arrest of the criminals.” Yes, it's a nice mark to shoot at,” said “When are you going down to e?” “tn the morning,” replied Pelham. © “Well, I wish I was going with you,” Tryon. “Hope they’re biting.” “Much obliged,” answered Pelham. At noon next day Pelham left for Maine. mornings later he was seated in the of an Oldtown canoe, industriously pping the waters of Lake Sennebago. (7 o'clock he had caught eight beauties, his guide was propelling him back to camp. ' During the after-breakfast smoke the one Slim Dickenson by name, dis- od many things, finally fastening his th upon New York.” “The way I look at it,” pronounced ““i¢ don’t take no more brains to : a big guy in New York than it does to a big guy in my home town of Juno. If tT, feller has git-up-and-git to him, he'll seed anywhere at all. Ain't I right, . Pelham?” | " “I guess you are,” Pelham conceded. Did you say that Juno was your home 1?” © “Certainly did,” said Slim. “Born and ught up there. Know every mau, oman, horse and dog in the township. Why? Ever been there? Know anyone »*" “No, I don't,” admitted Pelham, “but friend of mine is engaged to marry a girl from Juno. Her name's Minnie Grey. ‘Do you knew her?” ' “Minnie Grey! ‘Course I know her. I n remember, like it was yesterday, the : y she put up her yellow hair. Used to in a pigtail down heP back, yellow corn.” “The Minnie Grey: I mean has black J pai and black eyes,” said Pelham. “Don't know about her hair now,” Slim aid; “she may have got crazy ideas like } rest of the girls that go to New York. t her eyes was as blue as blue. And ain't found any way of changing the 9 of eyes, have they?” Ghost Returns “Maybe I'm thinking of another Min- nile Grey,” suggested Pelham. He was shaking with nervousness. “Not from Juno,” declared Slim, with decision. “Perhaps you're thinking of her sis- ter,” argued Pelham. “Minnie never had no sister,” stated the guide. “She was an only child, an orphan, who lived with her aunt.” Pelham cross-examined the guide; but the man stuck stoutly to his story. He vowed that he could not be mistaken. Twenty-four hours later Jimmy Pelham landed in New York. He might be a mad- man; what connection there could be between the statement of Keeler and the emphatic contradiction of Slim Dickenson, he did not profess to understand. But he Was convinced that the guide was not mistaken; nor could Keeler be mistaken about the color of his sweetheart’s eyes. If the gang knew of the accident to the grating machinery, they could have learned it only, Pelham was convinced, through the_fiancee of the paying teller. On the assumption that Keeler had told the girl and that the girl had told the gang, Pelham theorized. If he could reconcile the discrepancy be- tween the two Minnie Greys—— He took Slim Dickenson with him to the offices of Mason & Marsh. He gave the guide a hundred dollars. “Go in,” he told him, “and buy a Lib- erty Bond. I know the offices. The stenographers are al] in an outside room. See if Minnie Grey is there.” A quarter of an hour later Dickenson reported that he hadn’t seen Minnie Grey inside. “We'll wait right here,” said Pelham. In a doorway across from the brokerage house they waited until the offices closed for the evening. Pelham recognized the criginal of the photograph that he had seen in Keeler’s room. He indicated the girl to Dickenson and ordered him to fol- low her. Pelham went directly to Keeler’s apartment. The young teller was still in a weakened condition and was wrapped in a dressing gown when he received Pel- ham. “Keeler,”’ said Pelham. “you told Miss Grey about the trouble with the grating that protects your cage.” Keeler’s face went dead white. “How dare you say such a thing?” he cried. “Suppose I told you that your Minnie Grey doesn’t come from Juno? What would you say to that?” The fire died out of Keeler’s eyes: Pel- ham was so patently in earnest. “I’d not indulge in heroics,” said Keeler. “But I'd ask you to explain, and if you couldn’t I’d throw you out of here, wounded shoulder or not.” “Spoken like a man, Keeler,” said Pel- ham. “But I have a man in New York who comes from Juno, who knows Minnie Grey extremely well. He says that she left Juno about two years ago, and has never been heard from since. He says that your Minnie Grey is. an impostor. Now, did you tell your fiancee about the mishap to the mechanism of your grat- ing?” Keeler nad mentioned it to her! He admitted it, white-faced, dazed at Pel- ham’s statement, yet believing, because there was no reason for Pelham to lie. “Pelham, do you think they’ll arrest her?” he asked. “Nothing has been proved yet,” said Pelham. “But if proof follows—I’m sorry, old man,” he said. ~ Keeler, lying upon a couch, buried his face in the wide sleeve of his dressing gown. Pelham got Jerry Tryon on the phone. “I’m at the apartment of Keeler, the teller of the Ore and Metals Bank, Jerry. Race up here with at least 20 men. Hustle.” No sooner had he h@&ng up than the phone rang. Slim Dickenson was on the wire. “I followed the girl to her home: I waited outside a while, until she came out. Then she took a taxi to Washington Square. At least that’s where my chauf- feur says I am. She went into a house and she’s. there now. What’ll I do?” . “Wait for me,” cried Pelham. He turned to Keeler. “Tryon will be here_in a few minutes. Send him right down to Washington Square. It’s tougf, Keeler,” he said, gently. “You haven't proved anything yet,” said Keeler, defiantly. “For your sake I could wish that we wouldn't,” replied Pelham. He left the apartment. Presently he had alighted from his taxicab and was standing on the south sidé Of Washington Square with Dickenson, watching the house into which Dickenson said the girl had disappeared. As they stood there a man alighted from a limousine and walked rapidly across the sidewalk and up the stoop of the house. He let himself in with a latchkey and the door closed behind him. Pelham turned to Dickenson. “That,” he said, “is one of the men who ew Light on — Pho circus, by Which is best remembered by the generality 0 mankind, was organized in 1870. The showman then was 60 years old. ‘earlier he had invested his fortune \ Baclock works at Bridegport, had been lied out of his money and had lost is American Museum and virtually mg else he possessed. But he had ’ gied along, and with the assistance Thumb, whom he took on a sec- @ tour of Europe, he ener and was feet again. Cardiff Giant was one of the most of Barnum’s circus-period hum- This was a huge figure supposed b have been dug up in the small town Cardift, N. Y. It was exhibited as a f@ prehistoric relic. Presently it began ck. Then Barnum planned and ex- a Cardiff _ of alleged prehis- Methods of P. T. Barnum toric origin, without blemishes. This humbug had a long run and got. the money. Barnum’s circus was always advertised as “Barnum’s Great Moral Show.” “My exhibitions contain nothing,” he adver- tised, “that professed Christians do not approve.” He sent free tickets of admis- sion to all clergymen, including their fam- ilies, wherever his show held forth. To persons not entitled to passes he handed a card which he had had printed, reading: “Thou shalt not pass —Numbers xx, 18. Suffer not a man to pass.—Judges iii, 28. The wicked shall no more pass.—Nahun i, 25. None shall pass.—Isaiah xxxiv, 10. This generation shall not pass.—Mark xiii, 30. Beware that thou pass not.—II Kings vi, 9. There shall no strangers pass.— Amos iii, 17. Neither any son of man pass.—Jeremiah li, 43. No man may pass through because of the beasts.— Ezekiel xiv, 15. Though they roar, yet they can- not pass.—Jeremiah v, 22. So he paid the fare thereof and went.—Jonah i, 3.”’ When Barnum was on his deathbed, in April, 1891, the New York Evening Sun learned that on a previous occasion when he had recovered from a serious illness he had written to a friend: “The only thing lacking to make me happy on my return to good health is the chance to see what sort of lines would have been written about me.” The Evening Sun sent a re- porter to the gircus to inquire whether it would hurt Barnum’s feelings if the newspaper should print an obituary no- tice of him before he died. ‘“‘Not at all,” replied Tody Hamilton, Barnum’s press agent. So, next day, the paper devoted four columns to Barnum’s career, “and there was a noticeable improvement in Barnum’s health.” ‘he Line Between Thrift and Extravagance (Continued from Page 5) at home by work, too, and very simple | i you will find $5000 safely covering as amount. In autumn she will ve a new tailored suit, an equivalent for hats and small items, fresh : and evening gowns and later ‘tofie the most expensive gowns of | Season—those for formal evening | , for which she must spend from $400. Let one be black, the other ever light color her husband likes . But with proper economy she will to cover every need, including eat wear for Palm Beach, and still ideal of good taste—the woman Costumes show her forth, instead woman who shows forth her cos- igating; I learned that a very in- = Study of the expenditures of men On dress was made not long ago 72 Woman statistician in charge of 4 Service Department of the Savings Bank in Connecticut being a great industrial cen- ter where many small but not distress- ingly small incomes abound. It was among families living on such minor in- comes that this statistician made many of her investigations; and certain results were rather astonishing. She stated in conclusion that as long as a husband’s income remained only $2000 or $3000 a year, the wife was a more economical dresser than he was. But by the time his income reached the $4900 mark, or passed beyond it, the wife was prone to blossom forth in costly attire— often far more costly than she could af- ford. In brief, below $4000 the woman is the plainer dresser of the two: above $4000, the more extravagant. There is*something curious in the fact that there should be such a dividing line and that it should be so definitely drawn. The statistician gave as her explanation the fact that, while the family income is very small, the wife can afford almost no social activities; she is largely bound clothes “will do.’ During this period, however, her husband is obliged to go forth every day and meet business ac- Quaintances, and it is deemed necessary that he should be “presentable.” So he has a new overcoat while she patches her last year’s cape. But as the incofhe advances she takes | on more social obligations; perhaps, too, she acquires a maid. There's time for | shopping and fittings, there’s money for | them: the taste of a little leads to the appetite for a great deal. The impulse to hoard weakens with the necessity; the woman who has pinchef and scrimped to make both ends meet draws a long breath and relaxes. “Oh, why not order a new afternoon gown this fall? The old one could be made over—but, then, everybody would recognize it. John’s doing well now—he must understand that he’s got to have a decently dressed wife if he's to live up to the people we know.” SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL 15, 1923. (( c ontinued From Page 12) - a staged the first attempt at robbery of the Ore and Metals. Bank.” “Let's go in and clean them,” suggested Dickenson. Ten minutes later Tryon and a score of his private detectives emerged from taxis. A sentence informed him of the situation. While one of his men ran to summon the police, Tryon sent some of his men around to the back of the house. With the others, and with Jimmy Pelham by his side, he crashed in the front door. Three hours later, in Pelham’s apart- ment, Tryon congratulated his former pa- tron. “As neat a piece of detection as I ever heard of,” he commented. “Of <ourse, you had luck. Running into your guide and him happening to know what the real Minnie Grey looked like didn’t burt none. We split the reward, Mr. Pel- ham. And if you’ll only come in with me’”’- — Pelham shook his head. “You don’t be- lieve in the Gray Ghost, Jerry.” Tryon kaughed Heartily. “Just because none of those prisoners that we took to- night will tal’, you think they’re afraid of . the Gray Ghost. I don’t: I just think that they're wise guys, waiting for their law- yers.” “How do you aecount for their having zil the loot of the bank gathered in one box, at their house, undivided? Doesn't that look as though they were awaiting instructions from their chief?’ demanded Pelham. “Tfthey’d had a chief, he'd have got his a couple of days ago,” declared Tryon. “If that chief happened to be the Gray Ghost, he’d have so many irons in the fire that he’d be necessarily delayed in removing some of them,” objected Pe}- ham. Jerry Tryon rose, stretched his arms, and yawned. “Well, Mr. Pelham, we won't quarrel about it. But before vou are too eertain that the Gray Ghost is alive. get hold of some real proof.” *T will,” said Pelham, grimly. That proof came sooner than he had expected. [In the morning’s mail there came to him a simple note, which read: “Dear Sir: Ten years ago you irter- fered with me. You have done so again. Yours respectfully, “PETER BALLANTYNE.” There was no threat in the letter. None was needed. For Peter Ballantyne had been the nom de guerre, 10 years ago, of the Gray Ghost. (Copyright.) (Continued From Page Dp) ee But the obituary didn't save him. 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He had appeared in almost a dozen @if-|' ferent plays and been on tour, winning “SEND NO MONEY for eulogies from the critics which now sound A U T oO M ATI _wildly extravagant. Perhaps the vanity, ‘impulsiveness and quickness to take of- tense which have been regretfully as- '| signed to him by Gabriel Harrison, his pro- principal biographer, were the cause. At it is too late for 5-da: oft. |any rate, there was friction with some of| — oa oa > = ™. the theater managers. “Payne had the faculty of ingratiating ‘himself with all managers,’ says Harri- Rupture Cured | Son, in dealing with the years in Europe. '“but by a singular fatality he always in 30 Days or No Pay. ‘ended with a misunderstanding.” We~te today for our GUARANTEED Proposition. | Then he turned to playwriting. He was and free copy of book describing this wonder | the anthor of “Brutus.” which Edmund treatment, and record of marvelous results ob- tained Just send your name and address to Kean produced in London with great DR. ANDREWS, 206 ech Bidg.. Kansas City, Me. success. and which was a favorite piece) with Edwin Forrest and with John Mac-| aes ~~ |Cullough. All told. Payne wrote or| adapted about 50 pieces for the stage, and| . ° he was the author of other poems besides ; ee Reduce Waist line “Home! Sweet Home!” Yet now, prac- z tieally everything he wrote is forgotten (Please tills slaty.) ‘Xcept.the unpretentious little song which : | . S Wits 1) Sea a in the world. save perhaps a few hymns so i ee ae r advantage of ¢ and national airs. grice. send ently 816 adhe are payable in full with order. a \ UM itavtans >, ROT teh i Dal it ITS ANT A Ai gags Mb) he os >?) | aa. i -—- 08 ais 24\" ‘ss lee a ee ayprand i Se nee Mts Pt See RS a Meo ae * « : ‘ + acres » on in ane eee Cee Ete a ee ead Me Sa Rie ID tag? SN ne yy Ye Be eimai ti lace. Ze Bae FF 2,439,442, Bit igt ._. ee _ a _™ s 7 , 7-4 LA4EShAS 85 Tic a Ett NT CIA IORI REN ONE AON Site RNR RON eI: i ATE AIT AM NS NL TOGD OE AC EE ALT LTE IE . . : : sen ia ote ca a — ind Aponte ~ Se a ae ee ee mee es La EI y PDI “ ; : " ® Ne fa AL : fi ~ ~ - ee ee ee ee ee ~ -* >» ~~ Gor indent i IF it | Lif i i ik q | : i : | i} H | BY Ts omette ess : | : —— Fe} Many of his pieces were adaptations| TRLousands Are Now Using New 7O. can reduce your wast in Wa *™ from the French, and for several years . Sen ree ray goer Payne lived in Paris so that he might se Treatment Which Is dies caved ee en cure promptly the latest successes and ; salty diecieameis ““Giheemai a ina : adapt them for English managers. “Clari” Es Os — : ; erated cum ng Belt. ot only 3 marvelous um has been called an adaptation, but really send your name to the Mar- provement m appearance. but ¢ / Vif c . Meoe.. he /) Uf} aiso 4 wonderful gain in bodily was more than that. since in its original Se en ee iif / torm it was merely a ballet. In turning it Py en” Gaiasuten cau Game eae a / // into a play with songs and choruses—it = oe You pay nothing until you HAL | fat and strengthening of the ab if Say gy |) a eee where endorse it. AAT Hit, —— e rote a 0 ogue ap of people. Many who think — RK, . > ll i] ii 3 Rina a ae ye > Synge “a a “Deepens W ears D own nit tit | The statement sometimes seen tht! the pain is gone. the teeth become more solid Ny ii Payne wrote “Home! Sweet Home!” while| *@4 ‘2e foul oresth is cone. The Fat MWe | in a debtors’ prison in London is proba- oot ite ecwauthic co . bly due to the fact that he actually did ADVERTISEMENT. teke and every movemen 2. -: 'find himself in that institution as a re- you Make while 7 ~. | sult of leasing the Sadler's Weils Theater | bet i . sage to the addomen ch . "le ; — So : end attempting the role of manager. It) “,\) OW’LA. [a ike exercise Requires no ewitttit 1] | Was a hazardous speculation. He did not | etiort er self -denia! . | ae iV have money enough. and failed to the abrie yu Lh ; : ee Tahal extent of $7000. PE RRDAT AE 2 . . a But while a prisoner he received enjoy wearing it Ang ° . the cesuiis in youthful slende-ness and glorious | through the mail a French play which he ne ‘ain. rapid and permanent translated and adapted in three days. It) P Don’t Send a Penny | Was accepted immediately by Drury Lane Pa can, gasily prove ai thie for yourseiy | |) 2eater and presented after only seven | Be sure te gee Dupe® without sending s penny. | days’ “sc i rsals.” Payne by) Be sure = give weet meaeure or if ao rape y | day . 5 ampering rehea by | Up to the time of La-may it was al- send @ of ateng cut to your sze.| some influemce managing *o leave the $1.00. it after five “dave tial pee bestman | prison to help with the rehearsals and x6 Most impossible to get a face powder attend the first night. “Therese, the @r- *© Stay om the face longer than it took —- phan of Geneva.” was pronounced one of to put it on. Now, you tan use & mee wee ee 8 the Dest melodramas ever seen at Drury| powder that really stays on, that stays THE WONDER HEALTH BELT Co. |!42¢ The profits of “Therese” soon|0" perfectly. A specialist has per- Dept. 304, 42 West 16th Street, | | brought Payne enough to relieve his| tected a pure powder that does not New York City hem and to satisfy his creditors. joa we ae ee | Why Payne stayed abroad for almost 20 proved formula contains medicinal it improves your complexio=S . enciome 10 cents to cover cust : 28 F pos agr. | Pease: ciet au seme “0 me ae powder to make it stay on. This im- “ —— See ae net: B.D eee i. @ the D6eim an : ; . . U gtther return the belt or gend | ears is a mystery, unless it was his re- powders doctors prescribe t&® improve understand why #0 ’ be belt you aemwe : of luctance to admit defeat. AS Harrison the complexion. In fact, this powder ' “eat meamure w.........._ | pOints out. it was owned that. in Payne's helps to prevent and reduce enlarged 50 or more plays. he had given to England pores and irritations. [t ts also astrin- 2nd to America the most popular tragedy | Seat. discouraging a crow's (“EB t ep -* ‘.. nh rutus comedy (“Charles the Sec | von me a ae = feos (Continued on Page 15.) | Poudre L’Ame). Because La-may is PAGG Fein TEEY . SUNDAY M4GAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL 135, 1923

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‘ ay\ yy ‘ ye \' k “ “ 0 a by i how you can make $75.00 a week without money or experience and @aily, selling men’s $50.00 Suits would you investigate? Write The Real Story of “Home! 1»? Sweet Home! (Continued From Page 1j.) ——__ Be EWAKTZ. Mgr.. Park Tailoring Ce., $22, Chicaco. ——— Diece JAPANESE ' Bi a3 iy ner “Set 4 aA \\\\\\ +} % wo «, / iti ond’), melodrama (‘‘Therese’’), opera (‘Clari”’) and song (“Home! Sweet | Home!”’) of the day in which they re- spectively appeared. It was not until July 25, 1822, that, re- _sponding to repeated invitations, he land- 7:ed at New York. There followed testi- At OurRisk FREEFMGS, =. | N just ten minutes @ day you can keep g 24 , wi ‘ K | ) fectly fit for work or play! Walter C ia | made it possible with his remarkable = * Ba monial dinners, benefit performances at theaters and adulatory speeches which have been preserved in the files of old newspapers. But Payne was through with the staze. One after the other he took up various 'schemes which came to nothing, such as | the plan to establish a weekly periodical, |which was to be published in London and ,conducted on an international basis, with both English and American contributors. | But, perhaps because he had set the sub- scription price at $10 each, he failed to raise the $50,000 which he deemed neces- sary. 1." Now the addition of lively ora S | ~~ | As was natuPal, considering the losses = ' Rush order ° has made it easy as dancing. owing a parade. And far more T hen weight-lifting or strenuous gymnastics, J woed spent years developing these sc y-building exercises. They were adopted | U. S. Army and Navy during the war. thousands of busy people everywhere use keep in the very vink af condition. tiring you. they limber your trunk expand your lungs and speed up your circul Headaches and other minor ailments @ You work better because you feel better. 5 Days’ Free Trial of sets of Daily Dozen records _which had been his from the lack of suf- ficient copyright laws, Payne was one of the earliest and strongest advocates of international copyright law. About this | time, too, he became interested in the af- fairs of the Cherokee Indians, was a close friend and adviser of Ross, the Cherokee 'chief, and helped the Indians materially | 29°" in securing a treaty with the Federal Gov- ‘ernment that would protect them from the _rascality of the border agents and secure a proper remuneration for their lands. He even wrote an*address to the Ameri- can people, on behalf of the Cherokees, which was extensively published in the ; newspapers. Once Payne and Ross were arrested by the military and held pris- oners for severa] days, then both were released. In 1842 Payne was appointed by Presi- {dent Tyler to be Consul at Tunis, princi- Garden City, New York. Sania, Sasi ae expense the Sh Bonk | Pally through the efforts of Daniel Web- ster, and arrived at his post in May of ‘the next year. There was little official business to be transacted, but Payne showed his mettle in compelling the rul- ing Bey, who owned the U. 8S. consulate _ building, to make extensive repairs. But the repairs only came after there had been and | repeated promises which were not kept. int Waster Camn's entire Daily no ? i ; i- | . : . doubled ten-i records. the 60 a¢ ive : _ According to Amos Perry, one of Tf you prefer to take advantage of our ¢ Price, send only $16. ‘(Orders from outside TU. are payable in full with order.) , \. i] Ol J RE Ti issn ts beanll cn the smote att ender ot this paper euttering trom MMMReiaaid which ior 25 years has been 80 | i how so com as without @@@pcemiul in the treatment of skin cisease. : 7 t Cream was created in . Rock, the eminent Goitre Specialis®. 7 demand for a remedy in mild, conven- Box 737, Dept. 220, Milwaukee, Wis. o charge for his B whic contains the same, well-known sooth- Rock makes absolutely pn a , of ete i blemishes, pimples, etc., as well and the milder forms of ivy or oak D. Emollient Cream is an ideal . Re suffer from any kind of skin disease or Particularly if your skin is so sensitive | touch it, try D. D bane oh} ) 4 « | a Coeatithies 31400 to $0800 Year gee Get this Arabiesa vias ven, Boys, 28 or over, Become # “Betow Ring of unique design and unusual beauty adorned with | *4!/way Mail Clerks—City Maii fh , Sone Ahmed ruby and emeraid SEND NO MONEY. | Carriers—Posteftice Clerks @ FRANKLIN INSTITLTE ve bame address, also a strip of paper for | (Common education Suffi- = eooeit $1.75. wid or gentieman’s. When it arrives, | cient. Send coupon ‘gf Devt. $270, Rochester, W. Y. ply deposi with wd ygen me Order teday. Depostt | immedi ; promptly returned satisfied after 5 days. or fF om bs the alae, ( 1} free a ¢ SHEIK AHMED. vam McNally Bidg.. Dept. 147, = ngs ~~ questions; (2) a free copy of SEND NO MONEY .<2 2222" === FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL Ry. Mail Cl. preee-gnnee . City M1. Cr. (91400-91888) HAWAIIAN UKELELE “Patek Seinen Cao (eitee-ganen made of Birchwood with —— finish ringing week you jazz at parties, . im the parior. or on the beach. Will make vou a popular | Get Them’’; (3) free list of positions obtain- Ps se & tell me aiso how [| can gt the Cuan checked with every 2.8, eas = Ukelete. o ‘Sites ~ months of svehmerés . seif- in- fascinating instrument ; in ONE WEEK! Special Offer ‘ service é long. on this —— Ukeleie . : $8.75. Both sises shoot ail ? ; standard yg ae at aa eae MAGAZINE FREE. Rush J yk —_ * in today enty $2.48. plus postage, PAY 4~ ee On DELIVERY pin ~~4—- n. Or money refunded in full’ Don't delay’ Write Money promptly today NOW FERRY & CO.. 75 W. VAN Dest 10F. 1265 Breadway, ‘BUREN ST. DEPT. 3776. CHICAGO. Consumers Co., NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT. _ADVERTISEMENT. _ Beauty in 5 Minutes! iracle You may not kngw how beautiful your skin is. But give it a cathar- tie—purge the pores—and you will be astounded. A skin hike a baby’s is 5 minutes! Obtain a jar of PORALAX at any department store or drug store, price $1.00 and $2.00, or mail the coupon below. It does for the skin what a cathartic does for the system. Not a ‘‘beauty mud’’ nor a bleach. The remarkable new method countless beauties are using—has no parallel in dermatological seience. Clears up a muddy skin in 5 minutes. Removes freckles, blackheads and fine lines. Lightens dark skins 4 to 7 shades. “‘A miracle,’’ experts say. It will give you beauty today. po-oo-ft MAIL WITHOUT MONEY FOR TEST JAR ON SALE IN ST. LOUIS AT Judge & Dolph Drag Steres, W olff-W lisen Drug Ce. International Beauty institute, <t. Leui«, Me., Dept. 415. | Send me large jar of Poraiax with personal | directions for using. I agree to pay the postman | $2.00 when he delivers it. Eaderle Drug Stores, Jehnecon Bres., Fameous-Barr. Vanderveoort’s Address - at others. | ‘ity (or R. F.D.) and State.. swkekebs kamal a — CS | SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -APRIL 15, 1923. PAGE apne

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| SUNDAY MORNING LS ‘ieee ’ / a iM ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION er Er 7 . a ' ' It seems as thougn « dil) Whisp magic ‘secrets tO Lingette Ss Wed\ I ' \ - eit. : ‘SUNDAY MOR the rose, the tints of | xo mm to mix the softness of 2 ’ the rainbow, and the shimmer « to give this all-cotton fapric silky, flower-like surface. - ” I; ee ey other Miller ReadyButlt Home eLust the Right Kind for You. By actual tests, Lingette : extraordinary strength and wear-resistance, itt can be washed and 17roned on its nght a ’ WI! t destroying its original iustel C picrve vil Wi twa without d 4 , i A fabric is not Lingette unless it h terpnercd ET Ipes and ! ] . |] S -}> ' ° t - J. s4arr! V.atiety orf other pra | , pa name Linge / lc \ i thee fien for restorn Tells the Story ; : Vion }2 ralte ered » bene & A lon This pow ' . ; , ; . ) Kpuce in this acdvertine- (ley 1* «a recent diseovery of my ln bora - H1Vg9S ()] ( Ve ) \ WOU) VW it ) { V¢ 34078) ty'fas we hanc ty ane mrtcee! freon) my ators Send for Free tories and its action is that of tonic and : . thousands of gray haired people since " " ‘ . . i Tm ‘) i fy ™~¢€ nd learn all antiseptl A package now comes with . nea? . . . . | i f ” olidmans Hatr Color Re euch tull afzed bottle and a trial sized Laste [QO Ap}! ( ( Lite | d¢ 11 SUP et ) clear. colorless liquid, clean pacKuage ig included in my special pat- ny No greasy sediment to make ented free trial outfit l urge you to . ' _ your hatr sticky and atringy. nothing to send for this patented outfit il $e and quality and LIDVUISTTA ( SUITE (1). waeh or rub off Application easy, re- prove how eusily, surely and beneficially stored color perfect, in any light. Faded you can restore your own gray hair to or diseolored hair just as surely and its natural color safely reatored as halr naturally gray. Mail coupon today fll (; al \/ ;, , lH] Experience my teacher Send today for the special patented FOOT of » me l invented my actentific hair color re- Free Trial outfit which contains a trial xtorer to bring back the original color bottle of mv Restorer, and full instruc to my own hair'’which wae prematurely tions for muking the convincing teat on wray Since, millions have used it and 4 Single lock of haltir Indicate color of xo will miiliions more. It ix the most hair with XN. Print name and address 4 ! 4 ‘% % popular and biggest selling preparation plaints If possible. enclose a lock of / ¥ | / of its kind In the world your hair in your letter / 4 f / « Now lL have something new to Off @r oe ce eee ee Picase print your name and RCCTORs aa nme cmwe l h d d 4 A vot almost as important. in the shape | tary 7. Getdmen, 10D Gotdmen Bidg.. t. Post, tinn, | l | Please send your patented Free Trial Outfit. X shows Ve Y 7 * y { BEER ong, ee 7 . [ / \ [ | Vary. Goklinans : Setanta SUR SMOCRINGS Name ao. < Kir @Molor Restorer- Over 10,000,000 Bottles Sold LR ee EER a a RN Peearas C hocks cate fe Nigttie ct tor gres wathe thre sphartest of Speiny CCONELTO VE % qo — ete ——— + - fa) sy ,O) [3. lool fo thre colored Ald / I. STRIPTL ani all Raalte Thread Silk Sto kings. Helps you mate parr and sdentify quality. “Conspicuous nose pores gron larger if neglected” ~ You cannot conceal Conspicuous nose pores— but you can reduce them ” You can reduce conspicuous nose pores by the right treatment. On vour face the pores are larger than on other parts of the body. On the nose, especially, there are more fat glands than else- where. e | a bd ete , Be . ast | ie 2: ae sta Unless your skin is in an active condition, the fat sometimes St LC mS | Bate? ae accumulates in these glands, with the result that the pores be- | come enlarged. ° 99 6h ye ;* tylish Stout | | ~_ : You can overcome this trouble by the following treatment: Sveltiine System ’ .& ? r ~s . , | Corsets | -* ] 7RING a cloth from very hot water. lather it with bei : i. 4 a cs Woodbury’s Facial Soap, then hold it to vour face. 66 When the heat has expanded the pores, rub in very gently a fresh lather of Woodbury’s. these new + the | — i¢ famous Sty! ‘orse | — a 4 | Repeat this hot water and lather application several 7 times, stopping at once if your nose feels sernsifive, ‘ a Then finish by rubbin with a piece of ice. r your nose for a few seconds Supplement this treatment with the regular use of Woodbury’. Facial Soap in your daily toilet. This stimulating method o! cleansing will bring about a marked improvement in your «kin (,et a cake of Woodburvy’'s today, at anv drug store or toilet goods counter. A 25-cent cake lasts a month or six weeks Woodburvy’s also comes in convenient 3-cake boxes Fixtures Shown: Pembroke Bath with Shower Penwood Lavatory = nein : Select your plumbing fixtures at the “Standard” Showroom. Write for Catalogue. | G} nr the entire united States Only” a Ker Cit 7 ta thie. eg and oe Se , ve Sunday Newspapers wi ireulations standard Sanitary Wfy. Co. which egual that of the Sunday POST-DISPATCH St. Louis Showroom ALAO Forest Park Blvd.

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Dy; ile BK: IS OP SRM eo a a a aia a a - : _ a SECTIONS - Gipht Pages of Fin in Macdey's Iesu0' SEE SECOND ore Se toe ogee : . SSUNDAY MORNING MUTT AND JEFF -: Spivis Is Out of Luck i. » (Copyright, 1923, by H. C. Fisher. Trade Mark Reg. U. 8. Pat. Ofte) - i RE GS 9 OE He Seivis In Now, JHE OWES TWENTY DoLARs) ] [[So He's ConA PUT INE | OT THATS A —. CERTAINLY, SPiuis, T'LL J FoR Room RENT AND maa bier (COUT oe ee MIGHTY FINE HELP You out oF | "he ” “oa ae = nice" Me. THEN I'M TO TAKE YouR. DIFFICULTY! ) sila . 3 Set varias eaxriaae | iT vo THE Liow TAMERS Tt. BE (AGHAT “ ——-. eine His DOOR : cC.Lve AND WAIT For ray fe WAITING FOR HIM'TS sib AM. COME out: — aj ~~ AC SAIN Se Na ee rw 6 jue our” a med iS THE PLACE. a ) = Oo FING, THERE'S t GOTTA ACT KIND Ue i ae on ROS — | JEEe Aoeun Xo: ai yg erg vag @ o> Ee OUR SIGNAL IS .FoR pee ite of so a Me TO WHISTLS arg fl €e Tre : ie , LAL ADY'S : Twice WAKE TUS, SUSPICIONS ° ar y aes ce a: ee js mie in vs ie i SRA NPS wees? SeeATiowen, - awe x a A i ORE AY A cage OP mee wi nage omens “ o~ - . AEA ee ie asin oie be right treatment. 2 (SSS m A ne ai § = ; . 7 “J “ : ee N TA WS a sy EN : SESS S SSS : sige of the bod a : be. BAGG S. &- ‘ | . SS S SN : PASS ~ SA MK glands than else- vee SIS , _ BS COA RS | & AN SS . Ys ‘SS SY SS OR , S WOO SS ~ ws . a 5 Se > ‘ the fat. sometimes , i eS ek ui) ee that the pores be- i @ al ANTE SOF a nS SN RSS ~ SNe NSS ~ BREN ag treatment: lather it with tto your face. YES, MLOVE, SPIVIs GAVE 1! y S THE SUITCASE WHEN BINGO UPSTAIRS, AND. \~| Fae | HE's OWED ME FOR SS ‘ — ee. rt WAS YANKED Into THE THERE AIN'T NO ae . f : six YEAES, ES 4 ee Se ‘J ~N rub in very SQ we ~~ oe ation several at a ae oe : els sensitive. | tol ae | = , CELLAR! AND YoU SAW ME ONE IN THE a few seconds | oo cin Ce ere : Bee ay : COME ovT JUST Now: , CELLAR! THERES |) a SOMETHING Rot Ten iA) DENMARI< ‘ TE LO TR IOI Bk LOT WEE + use of Woodburvy’s aulating method of ment in your skin. irug store or toilet ynth or six weeks. boxes. Copyright, 1988, by The Andrew Jergens Co LS ee a ates Only Oand Boston @rireulattons *03T-DISPATCH ws ‘ Rianne anes set thn Donnas Eine)

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, APRIL 15, j9038 YOU KNow ME 9) Trade Mark, 1923, Reg. U. S. Pat Off. ae wa + &* CANORA C4 JOWN SILVER Says ALAS POOR | YouR EYES 15 LIKE FELLERS ! PEACHES ' HAVE \ SOME GLOVES ! GIFF Diss AN’ SUCH LIPS NOTE To SAYS HE ! HAVE }-—~/ CHON SILVER: : fe ; => 3 ma SOME CANDY: u = > - : —_—- — HE SAYS YouRE (GIVE A LOOK) - A BLOOMIN' ——/ JOHN- A HUMDINGER ! car. 1y MESSAGE * -—T 1 UND VOTS MORE I VONT HAFF t DEM LOAFER FRIENDS OF YOURS SNOOPLING AROUND NO MORE ! VEN A MAN GoT DER GOUT, PINOCHLE MIT CARDS 155 NO BITZNESS - ly PRU bd i!" & asses * WELL THE OLD CAPT HAVE A ALL NIGHT LING EG 1/ VEN DER VIND STORM 155 OFER PINCH ME ° SUFFERIN’ Tap \. SF_POLES = cv » 7 whe + ‘. | fal - " u " ' ' : © oa ' ) 7 7 T * , ; 7 a ot . . ;* '

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F ao - oLepten e7 7 a i MN A La Eig Bel Se Re ng ee nee 7 oe a | SR Tl Oe OEY LR MD REIT He 2 aa g | "es ——ieee TAS ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 1998. ee, i ae — ~ ——— A os hae psi 3 er LN er ee ee ee ee ; ¢. ae tees : , - . ’ we ) = i o¥ ‘Cie 2 2 . Brae oo Ue EEE ee : WAY} FH j oH if Mv, i iiigy 1 e tile 7 Mee ies, HY b pit i: EB IMR, iste: stteeee 3 : ee eo ef rah iota nn ky * ns ri s —= ‘ "3 o> : H 4 . 2a : . | i "a ; | HERE You ARE oe oer ' NGe sik ~ ALL READY . . S: oS ae ae | ARE "THOSE oe a, °° “” y | PEOPLE ea welt CM, — TLL Hy, cat seged, ipa aee” is Z *ae6 ° » a igs a a a _— F WHA'D HE Po WITH Pi] UEH- HES TALKIN’ THE GOODY? - LEANE || To A TAXI =? Now — IS HIS ae “CONFEDERATE T POSE fy ID BETTER Duck INTO 4HIS DOORWAY TILL THEY GET BY - —— A I GOTTA:GeT A TAK! '! - I CANT ~~ CARRY “THIS ge oer Fg re r Urs ES: YEN Ux Ot BPH iis ‘ ee RURG ; , ae Poe AS | Pa me “ er. MAL : Xe r a me psst - \| GET GACK~ ( " THERE HELL SEE q HE \iS- om P Uy. r J ana : — * ’ ' ~_ ; ’ “4 os. 8 ¥ were Y % st “a ad —s eB ® abe Pella : “= som _ - “} — * | NOTHIN’ DOIN’ ON THAT KIDNAPPIN’ * hc Bott’ — I Just GdoT OUT FROM : ‘ : 1 | A six- MONTHS —_— | ) | : : | } tt ‘gant Pip aera “i ) KIDNAPPIN “1S THAT OU CICERO? yal tah a Fee. ITS ABOUT TIME YOURE Fe KOR Oe dH SUPCER'S | se ek : COLD - a gg OG pee yr : + * Boye x a | | Ee che eS 2 i | > ee ee ae ie be ay 2 ts qe ea ee = ‘ “i . he Pe, . 7 — ee i % te ae ee - = = ay Bay o se Be: ee “.. pe P we me rf Na 45-4) , oa so peau

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— Deter ‘1 OH-PETER-MY OLD CHUM-MINNIE CHUCK IS COMING TO SPEND THE EVENING AND WERE BOTH LOOKING FORWARD TO ff AND OLD CHAT «ye ai : YEAH-WELL ILL STICK | 'N MY ROOM AND LISSEN To | THE RADIO | HE STRIVE? TO PHINE A? A RADIO OPERATOR BUTIFAl TO MAKE A HIT WITH Hi? WiFER? CALLER. By HARRISON BOO-HOO-00- WE ALLUS 7 ? THERE- PETER '5 in ) HAVE TO GO To BED pa HIS ROOM AND THE 4 ABIES IN BED -50 MinmE =) WELL-WELL IM SURELY GLAD TO SEE E> YOU MINNIE CHUCK- COME RIGHT IN IVE GOT THE FAMILY ALL OUT OF THE WAY-MINNIE SOS WE CAN HAVE A FINE LONG TALK ALL TO OURSELVES — NOW WHATS BECOME OF POLLY CHIPMUNK AN BETSY BEAVER AN. THOSE FUNNY WEASEL Twins ? OH-LAWZY-DO I REMEMBER HER- HO-HO-HO sneer sper etnies " Heder ere er $ rete $444) neti t hhh bit i 1 aly atti sdibgstt Hint pet iat tif tht bert . e a a——— QUICK- FOLKS-COME RIGHT IK IVE JUST PICKED UP BIRDVILL : SIT RIGHT DOWN UL AN ILL GET A BETTER eee WHOOP? BE STILL- How bo You EXPECT ME TO RUN THE PESKY THING WITH YOU SCRAPING YOUR BALLY: FEET ABOUT. 4 NOW YOULL HAVE TO CUT OUT ‘ THAT GOSSIP AND SIT QUIET T NY THING bis tins OR 1 CANT HEAR ANYTHIN SAYING MINNIE- HEY-CANT YOU STOP SQUEAKING THAT SOFA AW -H-H- UNTIL I GET THIS FIXED? £ 1HATE RADIOS EE FOR THE LOVE OF CARROTS! YOU TWO ARE ENOUGH TO DRIVE A PERSON -CRAZY-HEAR mE-CRATY Fright, 1923. NM. Y. Teibane Inc isin arto al 1H pad ‘aie ance aa ii SUCH AN AWFUL EVENING IN MY LIFE THAT RADIO HUBBY OF YOURS IS” {) ety i, . ae od : a 7 a > on cs er Ms . crpe™ re s ee 2 Cat | - Es v se Br ) - ik payee i Satie ata EB coe ae i r bh * Rid abe: ’ I) 7 $i " + q 7 13 ae naa ® y ih ats ge LL AE CG A ar rolled into one. is the @utomobrle salesman. : ote ee ee Pe ee ee es

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“COME RIGHT IN- D UP BIRDVILLE WELL HAVE TO GO INFOR A MINUTE JUST TO HUMOR] > WIM =~ i ms nite 'T YOU STOP NG THAT SOFA T THIS FIXED? BY OF YouRS !S HORRID PEST ie 3 . 34 * é O COMIC SECTIONS &ight Pages of Fun in Zodeasy s Issue oat Peas % 4 of. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SEE FIRST ” SECTI MIC § Murr AND Jeer - Mr. anv Mrs. - Tue Captain AND THE Kips- Go.tpserc ~ Cicero Sapp - Peter Raper - AND ‘THE Latest IN comics MAI SUNDAY MORNING (COPYRIGHT) ‘ a . #8 . > tt 3 ~« ~ ~ >. * » a* . RK . a ? ~= > a. ¥ ee OF cet Se ae ee CS eR se ee ae ee —~ > ee ee What makes.the tired busi- ness man so tired? That’s what his wife would like to know once. and for all. Well, for one thing, entertaining the out-of-town clients at the Club Petite cabaret, or the Oneonta Room of the Hotel Ruggles, has.a lot to-do with that tired feeling. Clients on a party never want to go home sober. -Or go home at all for that matter. (This is the third time these past ‘two weeks Mr. Graus has had to do the honors with out-of- town clients. It is near clos- ing time at the dance palace, and yet neither Mr. Maginnis nor Mr. Schwartz wants to go F&me. They are trying to annex the coatroom girl to their party and go over to Stauch’s.) “Good morning! Is this Mr. Gallagher? This is Mr. Shean speaking.” The junior member of the house of Kittywake under- wear is calling up a friend. It’s oneof-those.comic*tel- “ephone-conversations. ; RAIL wo ~~ The tiredest of 7! Bes is the- young man at the soda fountain. Oh, the id way he tosses his’ curlg -before starting in on the egg choco- late! ; The broker withthe weak stomach and numerous clients who have to be taken to lunch is a tragic figure in the busi- ness world. The stenogs in the office are afraid of their lives from 2:30 p. m. on. The successful handshaker is a very buoyant The reg'lar feller —a ig. strong. silent man and a little cut- -up all folled into one, is the Butomobile salesman . * The* theatrical man- etd just what about the “tired busines man and do it’ by brin bringing on the chorus” Jn this num- T—the second an- _ core of “I'll Build You a road of Love, far.” in that snappy Tevue. “Let's Be Frank ‘=the girls have / one and put a rail- oe Car together out enery and are hav- * grandest time! at t WILL they. do personality. Always handing around business cards in case someone forgets his telephone number. After a busy day of back-slapping and “Well, Hel-lo, Eddie—Well, well, well, how’s the old kid!” etc.. the buoyant person- ality is all used up. Home for the night with the wife and kiddies, the handshaker becomes just a tired business man. iin No wonder the advertising expert gets tired This morning he’s working on the “Princess Crosspatch Hair Net” campaign and it's,uphill-work, I one pefson wanting this and another that. , Day in and day out Robert sits, behind desk looking’ busy,only at those times comes through: At athér times he is a M. Robert’s;duty is to come back and. cant that sorand so is at a conference and one. Occasionally when the boss extra impression on a visiting client, door leading into: Robert's anteroom our reimbursement department Robert h

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a —_—. Tee ON Sct apy bd may Xe i ea Na eee iow Ph RR isin meee AS ~ eS Gr he + oleae lee ee om OF PTE el. Soh ea tH You MUST HAVE GOT IN . ti, z AWFUL LATE - GOING fo NEARLY “ HAVE pa |; THE OF FICE ToDar NEARLY NOOO! ig a = | eee STAG PARTY LAST NIGHt1 .* 4 . t > tt Ai DD ok eee, + ab aa ge S28 eka RR "ss *. a, Shed . eee eee eee *- > 4 e te. " 7, ee tte” a ~~ o o*.* _*o« dad ° e »* P > o , a . > > oo“ : *. 2 ee * _, at * : = ar . *. oe eee” . . ~ Pod a ~ . ** + ” «* “ te " *en", .*. e ", +. Pam «f. * oe Fees cco. 32 - . . : . — . ~**s> 2 %% ° , 4 “ Te es e- MY GoOoDNESS WHAT You'RE HALF DEAD- AILS ‘NYou- |! NEVER You WON'T BE 04 YESWILL- Stay Home To- SAW ANYBODY YAWN « Any’ ACCOUNT HACH- HAH DAY AND REST i (s 1F YoU Do Go Py. UP- - YOURE ~4, lo THE OFFICE | HALE DEAD — tl cet, ee rt ho SOLIS mea « = 2 ee +* «es ee -- oe o*. oni ~S4%. ~ See sw eee a* 4 damn. . =, *. THATS ALWAYS Tue way ore. Fr ee ees 74 WITH YOu -- WHENEVER You / SEE THis Piece of)| (sa = tae) THink ¢T'S IAKES You A WEEK To f Ht To MAKE UP INTO LOOK SWEéEtL GET OVER IT- You'RE | ) A SIMPLE LITTLE fH a ane GETTING OLD | sSPort SuIT To #¥ WEAR THIS , SUMMER~— FEEL OF IT . . v. , ; ; ; > * “ Sree Sales he s4? : . avn Pa Ree ‘eteburee ¥ . ~~ oe we ee. ¥ — > . on “ . . * » . “toate tshtee~s.”, “ ~ * =m ee 5 hoe, “* e. a ae SEP ee ( SmhOw You THE HAT Ce ALL TIRED OUT -- CANT) Lite myr-- : STAND ALL GHT “= ' BOUGHT To Go FoR Goopness SAKE! / Spa PART ee t WITH UT SOUND ASLEEP ! pes ee COVER HIMS UP- ”_—-- -- - - ? nl hi i Syetistetstsrieeaeiens > - ee ae ee ios See ee

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SIRED OUT -- CAN'T 4D - ALL NIGHT BRTICS-- MoTHER'LL Cover ums vP- are AS Dyin — PN ie ee t tn Le Me SEP SS . op Mey va or ae ps | MEST age * aes urs - tee he ee Se PS. PP rt 5g ay eae: So stay ; . peo, a es . es eae ae! ; beac: . yas ; es y ie 5 ‘Caste ae ee * Nate Pai ath ty. Ma PT aati: ~ 4, ~ Re € es: eb - 7 a Magia ie a wa) » bo —— Bee Be Oe ee ae Oe, TE OIE AE Se, Rater ee = ane, . * : 7) | geese en ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 1923. YOU CANT BEAT THOSE CLYMERS — THEY'RE ALwals TRYING TO. BUTTS INTo MAIN STREET SociETy ! RAKERY peseyess LAST NIGHT! pe Rr ee ee WELL 1 GUESS THEIR. ‘GOOSE IS COOKED FOR A WHILE, AFTER WHAT HAPPENED AT THEIR HOUSE / Lk es > Se - ~ re a WILL BE SERVED To You “ERE, IN THE FUTURE, SIR.

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eg 5 HELLO, PEARL - DON’T You REMEMBER ME? I'M SHRIMP SMITH AND 4 ( Boor OWNS A: TAK Nov): ARDS HE’S BOING FINE- 1 STILL gaa LOVE os Him Ae A TE ya f ~~ SAFE |X THERE WITH SHRIMP WHILE VM NEAR |} HER RIGHT | \4 UP HERE -_ vy "33 : 2 l ie BoosB, LET Me TAKE PEARL FOR A RIDE tA oOuR TAX FOR OLD TIMES go SAKE ———_— \ Is STILE ‘SURE, SHRIMP. VLL CHARGE THE NEI ae | x A * Are Making Their W Offers Today See Page 22. ~ HURRY SHRIMP LISTED, SGYR=NLL = PeAR += GET HIM TO DRING ae WAITISS B THROUGH THE. PARK- SIPS | aa YoU HIT HIM ON THE a _— re SS 2 7. EAB, “THEA ) BRIVE ~ 4 a VOL. 7). : wae ae (fee. | \ CHE TAXI TO THE ~~) a Sia <5 ARAM ALS IN INVALIDES p= 1 ZW HONOR OF ALLIED ed ARMIES DEDICATED + Be: eae tate As r——— | PEARL, VLL — Look COUT “THE WINBOW To SEE \F EVERY THINGS BOOB WEAST FOR A MECHANIC leon’s Tomb, Contains Ex- hibits Depicting United]. States’ Part in the War. Ry the Associated Press PARIS. April 16.—-An exchange at telegrams between President Hard- ing and President Millerapd was a feature today of one of the most moving ceremonies here since the great war, when, at the Invalides, PE the new “halls in honor of the allied ' armies’ were formally thrown open. No discourse marged the ceremon;s et dedication. It was only a silent tribute to the memory of the dead. President Millerand reviewed he grard of honor and then greeted Am- bassador Herrick, Cot. T. Bentley Mott. military attache at the Amer- ican embassy, and other members ef the diplomatic corps Then. fot liuwed by a number of diplomata ' aud military attaches and many American civilians, the Presiden: passed through the commemorative halis. including those dgvoted to ti. United States, England Pottug,: belgium. Japan Italy. Rumania, JUgo-Slavia and Poland Marshal Foch Present. Man) French officers were pres- ent. but Marshal Foch, in simple civilian attire. seemed most to em- body the dominat ng note of the ce’ emony—France at peace solemnly OA) WHEELS WE SELt IT ' Fs } ie 7" . 4 A ; ie a : tg A eh ; pei: . Saka: ORO ay BL ne ee ue _ a VM WITH CINE ME A : a BiCYeLE | \ SHRI WITH A BUAJBLE RACK ON IT —— ’ VM THE OASLY | MAN (N THE WORLB WHO ~ CANS MAKE “THIS THING w NY AW AY c_minemorating the memories of wnity in the common cause President Harding's mesmage was evmmunicated to President Millerandt +: ‘ty AmbassadéP Herr rk during the — —— _ ceremony. The Ambassador declared raat RS . the Presidént of the United State | SEE VT ke PAR eS Peas impressed by the thought that ARNE se Os fu : fliiea dedicativr ef memories of the ALL Nou) - 5 RY: = ’- World War would ot only be thedg x Re Soe wi 4 par ost interesting f oes kind im the THEY TTR iE . - | world’s history. but = rould also con- ey, Sf itute a powerfu! appea! to ti sen- ments which. among ali the a- tens. inepired the splendid co-opera- thon witnessed during the war Ambassador Herrick added. in the hame of President Harding, that thet ferernment and the people of the T'nited States held the sincerest hope 6-@eeing forever preserved the com- Pete and constant friendship which} rarked the re ations of the allied ‘nd associated Powers during thef Tar. az an everlasting testimony of the true fraternity of nations and Joepics Meesace of Thanks. | Th « Frerch (Clovernmernt hae asked Ambassador Jusserand in Wadsthing- fem to thank Pre«ident Harding oF behalf of President Millerand for the Americar President'« messace “the “ertieslarly eordiel terme of whick * i Reve a profound effact uPen the French ration . The Ambassador will also votes Vrarce ® annreciatien of President Mard n@ 2 nat }210N ta the circume- Stancere which determined the close? etd effective co-oneration of the al-} irinc the war and will give Harding Frances 8s8Ur= like the Covwernment and Penple of America the French Gove ernment and pneenle have the moet Prdent Aesire +a see perpet uated in. Peace “that com plete oncdersta nding end perfect friendship” that so Bate? Pily marked the relations of the al- . Red ara ciated Powers during |e the period of the armed confilet HE OWES ’ : 4 The ‘merican Room. . Me $ (22.60 j us, The Ame, at iJ j i . “an roonoTT is th OUene ig ’ - oe 4 the main wir ge of the inva) les rot 4 fa ; Cre ry -_ Te e tomb of Napoleon is decoraied cer the main doors tr *igh: r®°gimenta!l and feur national} American fags. Donations from the { Cnited St atee Government include al Liber) ctor. a miniature obeerva- tien halioen. models in miniature of Seven Standard airplanes used vr nel 7 Bited States Army @uring ti #3, Model af the original Wrie™s wie-b | *. machine guns and «"' il | @etuall. emptoved tn the -hrings ot =n a mode of the tr pe ¥ ? iorT . tags made by student «fice etF : ™otor transport school ‘n “Warr<j ; ‘™n@. There are also several “ne | RePresenting American soldiers pF Riferm and a ease containing the Z Varinus divisional ingigni« of range “74 medals eonferred by the A mete fean Govern ment. 4 The miniature of an areary esesct7 a Paror = ‘® enclose@ in a care n.adef SY disabied scidiers of the americall Sr rho are pursuing + tt ational f Wain ing 2t herse An *rteresting @f-¢ peer shows Y. MOC. A hate in 3 on ie France. wit) on imeertpes a" * Lronze tablet which resdeg3 ed to the French Republic hgy Young Mens hristian : “| the United States i) souves 9 - * friendship which teand it - **.0n tin the faeror of “Se ed '@ralliing the life « th: creve on Page 2. Cotume T.