St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 29, 1923

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C PAGE io i Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 134 Pages APRIL 28, 1993. P : M k : FIRST NEWS SECTION, ¢ PAGES | SECOND SECTION (SPORT), 4 PAGES. |) The Pertect Market Place ECOND SECTION (FORT), ¢ FAG — See the 10.000 OF FERS today—offers FOURTH NEM 3 SECTION, 1s PAGES. —s . ° rT : we Ss Fel itt” |’ Ats Ee to serve, employ, board, rent, lease, sell, SIXTH NEWS SECTION. §& PAGES. ——— buy, teach, ‘oan, ¢tc., in the big i SEVENTH NEWS SECTION, 1¢ PAGES [i ist . LiGhHTH ‘EWS SkeU THIN PAGES. _ Wants and Real Estate Directories S WANT SECTION, 14 PAGES . . . — = Mopyright, 1922 } :Al. ESTATE SECTION, 14 PAGES. P. ————— ‘ — VOL _ — = - — — — = —————— ane eee ART ONE | ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 29, 1923. s PAGES ‘ESC ‘ {-), os tate —— — —_— —- =" —— 7 — ee _ - " —— ee a — —————————— — —EEee $$$ $$ om - a NEG D FROM BRIDGE BY COLUMBIA, M0. MOB MDGE SENDS “CRMER FRENCH “Canon of Journalism” Adopted —‘NIF{I mY O HYDE 2. Soean a Editors in Convention er JO0 STUDENTS AND ie | is Hniten dak mat [ndependence, Nonpartisanship, Decency, Sin- in ON HI LEAGUE Philosophies. ANt iit RELIGION cerity, Truthfulness and Accuracy Declared to IN | ALIMEIER StI] a bad “PARIS. Ap yer pr iH Be Cardinal Points; Editor Harding a Speaker eR ee a ot eetineny ~ . “ . — — ° og , 7 : > ‘ or Gis) ~~ ite ee . ' g > - ** by . we «> didn one 4s wee ee ye . ee Rn ME Fm - em ee te ti Pe ee lg la LID NL LLL tt ee A TC Bat el A OR I DES AOA A + CL ALLL ALLL, POOLS. OD a a AE NR ARS Na A AEN A i iE I AN AO It NB OO A RA OE A AO ON A A EC Sees oe - - . x Pn ote « a ‘ o a " — - > ray 7 = a a eee eee a , —~ ee : — ee Ne A COURT LETTER . a ~ as t atic who Federal Judge, in Opemen, |” WC aenIne: April 28.—Sp pet pan _ Sanctity of Motherhood Ad- ‘ mechanics of brandi ‘Sian Chak ns Cee Qt rt an of-| ce | dress Is Reputed to Move | Binstein, the Germgn acientist, House of David Colony as 2 O°) i Metts Aa. | Tee | Juries to Tears, St. Louisan Proposal, He a Pro- | : ¢ r « 4 | an | ® Fi | ~~ ker m3 ee Medical School of the ‘University of Missouri, gram, Republican Leader ‘*"' : oe he work dure , fee td ate ee sore; oe ot ERS aaa ae . g claim az -ins " , nitty ' peas t Bentor lat ~ Cardinal Pri : ‘4 fan an ; : ner mel isband Bt 1. » wm. today by a mob of about 600 persons, including about 160 univer rrangineg even Cardinal Principic : im Senate, Expresses Hope | é; | iis a ‘“abtue oa , £ EDL ae pease cre weeterday by Laumeier Sity students and 50 women, for an alleged attempted assault on Miss ’ 7 ; ‘ , -_ oe . ‘ ; ’ ’ oe no ‘ P o+? 2} 4 Y r\Ty rt ty ; se ee , ta — : ® ; . a - P . 4 - : . Harding Will Be Re-elected a ye ages @x ) rt her wal , ~i i gieilidaai aa ha Se eer inl ee & teary inc Lis Regina Almstedt, 14 years old, daughter of a professor in the university, and Agreement Reached oa . 7] : gle ees : a ; : : eT nev ‘ | oe By : Bit 1? tic 18 ph ee neil ale | cg ‘er pn tn ®& week ago Frida’ sp NE a A OA AP ee Scott went to his death declaring his innocence, and a moment be. he was tossed from the Stewart Bridge, 2 trestie over the M. K. & T a Post-Dispat: reporter oc the scene asked him: £ ’ ’ ’ = . . . ~ . _ . v 4 : 4 ; . - wart = . rigii i “a TREASURE HUNT ON CaM : 3 : a ay Linins % ree } Mrs. L “Ty en ot guilty.” Seott firmly proclaimed, adding, “God, have pity Lt HAUC A | : ron = il r T ¥ | | ~* | ote ¢ nt oe ; ) ) Say Dealings Are Hamp. >ed geairvcy ss we oe 4 t recA , —_— * r . - 4 yh : , | 7 | L. ele : Irs. Gempp a! Sheriff Fred C. Prown 3 peatediy asserted that he wag not YSiCAl. ise | | Lip ithe nam: ation it ) permission. | ena i tn 7 es . N O? i sf ; ° — ’ ; es . 7 . 4 — . = ; ‘ . ’ ‘ i 4 ‘ : j is | ‘he W orinadD S Cc iaimmM 7 ‘ . _ LJ a 4 " ’ a . Z Z . - : ~~ e : > _ . ‘ : ” 7 - ‘ 2 *, use . a ¢ ats cheirm: ; ; ‘ : ‘ tio . ~ us : nes oie natn ne ‘ } i ee NO ce a I le TOT ILL cic OO A, owing = denart Trom ¢t? ras aot x res’ *¢ as r +) Trian rrr rhe, ha wear .ng Kiasses, aciusted a thin rope > : : . b re a - : > The girl wae returning home from school when ehe met the negro. whe : | toid her some children were playing ssourt T- alli ell n the keeping ' B | = —s - mirit ° At ican journi ’ rhb Neer ork wt , meier at times : els r- if youth fastened the other end of the on the raliroad track and might he . at the M ur pm % nn Se en eine cians a vo eo = pvOren I. Stor ‘ity § i vor rope to the trestle killed by a train. He induced her Ieave of Absence Grantcd Or and id F — c : uncamen«2 pri? hha? etetia » _ . °F ne the hey ’ uid | ) St. lou! At that moment P large man to are ompany him éown an embank. Tt appears fro what Davis sai@, Peo! =e 7 HO a4 a) — ai ~~ = WASHINGTON, April 28 ae" ) 7 l cor ten vl uc- Beppu a eheaatale son of the hope that houcewives will “put t ese for St. Louis c¢c6«ed“‘? t} is tried in for rn Mate in Plate King.” and husband of sugar speculatere out of business Absence Noted oi | ) ) - 1p and = vicinity urisdictior Princess Aenia of Sreses. had eailel by refusing to purchase sugar at the to appear at tre! 4; ; ' re. % | Tair today and Ca rrut . ep ers sestibenenss omy : on the present prices was expressed in 4 make Sew York cou: Law- ehter Marengo as “W. iH. Gra@u- staternent issued here today by Ben- tomorrow not — age tes : ae : able seamar ator Brookhart. Republican, lowa. much change in ; a pete Green Genied a rumor that “It is true the canning season is temperature Laug! wl i Leeds had bet $10,000 he could work at hand.” the Senator said, “but they ae : as act tne oces wut aG- can put up the fruit by the ‘coid i that he had been tur |} doewn pack method and by the tinte t ts ne North German Lioryd when he to be used the new crop of sugar wii! first launched his attempt to be on the market and these epeculsa- sormething of the sea at fret tors witli heve been driven to cover.” ‘ . and ° . © aor >> . > *re * os ‘a , > vy, 7 ° , corey eo * , * > , . — = +e fa boa & h ;-e@ Buried Treasure 7 : DENY EIFFEL TOWER 1S FALLING | fepetomee * charge in| Xre Shoemaker's young son ie (BAM mean me wes tier sc gy came se fact that he owae reaity © OHIO MAN MADE TO STOP WARD TESTIMONY =—REFUTED 23 Years More \ - - nage eS an aie AFTER DANCING 13? HOURS y the Associated Presse _ ; PL eT : ; ; : ae aes NEW YORK. Aprtl 28 —J. Lastie vine. Brooklyn contracting deco- April 28-—-Al- retor. a new wiitness ip the shooting oungrtown athiete anl of Clarence Peters. ex-marine, ty world’s endurance Walker ®. Ward. ' resect © deedir ‘+ te th ancing ampionship. uwpen com- fore Wilbur W Meck’« Weathet (putiook ; avwver was that the p ir 13: hours of continueus Attorper-Genersa!, ' . ' nute after mid- moter truck wee etalied all sight - to stop Mayor within helf a mile of the epot where Heese tasued an order forbidding Peters body wae found. he had heard continuance of the performance on no revolver shots. which Ward toid Sunda’ officials had been fired. ( ontinuccd on rage m ‘oiumn wat ' : ’ ‘p? peer . : Riis . "etd on Pace SS. (Column 6. Get the Post-Dispatch SUNDAY EVENING SPORTS SPECIAL—Out This Afternoon After the Ball Games—Price ; A Complete Newspaper With All the General, as Well as the Sporting, News of the Day ee

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ge Pep ee eR ee = SS — -_ >» ee. LS {Sa fe —— ———— i san ae - ~—=ss— os — , a ee ee oe oe we = ee ae ay go og eee A re ae oe SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 29, 1923. , ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SENATOR DIES ~ DISCUSSIONS OF CONCESSIONS A LAUSANNE HALT Gen. Pelle Goes Home to Give Poincare Report on Decision to Hold Conver- sations at Constantinople. FRENCH TO DEFEND | 1914 CONCESSIONS ’ Appointment of Weygand as _ Syrian High Commissioner t mw Warning to Turks Against Action on Frontier SENATOR KNUib NELSON, By the Aseoctated Press. , LAUSANNB, April Poincare of France will be given @ complete report on the Near East conference tomorrow by Gen. Pelle. who has gone to Paris to discuss particularly the definite decision of | the conference today to suspend action here on the foreign conces- sions tangle with Turkey, pending the outcome of direct conversations at Constantinople between the con- cession holders and the Angora | Lynch, with Detectives Luther oe omgge aye is also expected to talk | » ea een vows dtba-- “oe over with the Premier and Gen. a rem O'Flaherty pending a 23.—Premier | CHARGES FILED AGAINST TWO EAST ST. LOUIS OFFICIALS —~——— -— Fire Chief thee bw and Police Sergeant O'Flaherty Suspended, Pending a Hearing. Charges were filed vesterday of the East 8t. with the secretary Louis Board of Fire and sioners against Police Sergeant Mat who, were the new to resign by Weygand, newly appointed High | ccmmissioners. an Commissioner in Syria, the general were suspended, military situation in Turkey, in- cluding the activities of Turkish d!- visions in Cilicia, which the French guard as a possible menace to #48ainst them was not made Syria, held under mandate by /%Ut Commissioner Michael J. Whal- France. fen, in charge of the fire department, The French itn Lausanne openly said that charges against Lyneu admit that the appointment of Gen. 'would embody, among. other thins, Weygand as Syrian High Commis- an incident months ago, sioner may be taken as a warning when, he says, Lynch was disorder to the Turks that any eggression |i" a saloon. O'Flaherty was sus- against the Syrian frontior will not pended for “conduct unbecoming an be tolerated -officer’’ by Mayor Stephens, Commis- The French Intention. sioner of Police. Heilig and Schuetz The present French Intention ia, | have announced their intention «f @uring the direct negotiations, to resigning before Tuesday, the date Gefend the French railroad conces- for which their resignations were re pions of 1914, with which, they con- | quested tend, the Chester agreement iInter-. ‘Ive other police officers, includ- feres. The Allies will insist, it ts,ing Chief of Detectives James Ne- understood, that these negotiations ville, have been discharged this be held tn Constantinople instea@ month and the resignation f Angora, as the Turks are propos- of Police William Mulconnery ‘been accepted. PENNSYLVANIA FILES BRIEF SUPPORTING MATERNITY LAW Stresses Difference Between Child Iabor Laws and Sheppard-Towner Act, Under Attack by Massa- chusetts. WABHINGTON, April 28.—Pe1in- isylvania, through Attorney-General Woodruff, filed in the Supreme Court brief supporting the con- the Sheppard- law, | Lynch the board The exact nature of . ‘hearing before know? several] circles {n Lausanne Welcome the transfer of the con- tession conversations to Turkey, as this etep is Iikely to remove one. of the most difficult obstacles to a satisfactory peace, eliminating, at. least for the present, possible con- troversies between governments which might feel impelled to Insist wpon the concession of rights to) their nationals. | Grew's Statements Studied. The two sjatements made before the conference by Joseph C. Grew. the American Minister to Switzer- land, outlining the general attitude of the United States, are being close- ly scrutinized for any _— ind!- | ger attack by Guastions an the Chester conecosion | ,7h® briet upheld the right of Con- hy which an American svndicate s| stress to appropriate money Faised by given the right to exploit railroads | (@*ation vy be distributed - on ash attended him which these ington at 6:50 p. m birth tT! oved York train W Nelson dead. ‘ , : Ssenat | lower The body was Te to AN i ‘taker'’s establishment ired ‘yr . Ae present here ana east qT) the 03 Sunda’ noon Ri » A WASHINGTON, (death tonight of Knut Minne ft Chis senator from train enroutl removed from the Sen: member longest yvyearTre old last achive session of Congress he left Washingtor red in excellent death of his wife lL him ‘ ; 7 t oh 1 said from »he appea although the ago had greatlv depresse: who were lose ver full vered that Vetoran. was a Ci\ hard, especially pushing legisla- Americanization. was one of the He was chair vy Committee and ac Civil War Senator Nelson veteran and worked during the war, t! dealing with espionage i] War in on The act bills he fought for man of the Judiciatr a member of the Commer tee. lie supported thea Dyer Ivnching bill, which faliled to soge. and the labor constitu tional amendment Under the rules of senioritv Sena- ‘or Dillingham, Republican, of Ver- mont, would succeed to tha chair- monship of the Judiciary Committea, Nelson's term would have 1925. Hlarding the sudden death of While attending the din- of the American Societv ke dito: « 3 ommit antl!- pas- child Senator expired in President of Né ner tonight received the news Sena- lson Mental Strength. Great strength—physical and men- tal—-was the first thing that im- pressed one in meeting Knute Nelson, long affectionately referred to as the “Grand Old Man” of Minnesota. His physique was stocky and muscular, his head larger than that of the iv- erage man, his features cast sfrong mold. His whole personality was suggestive oF unaffectedne breadth mind and decisiveness. oT of Nelson had a peculiar aptitude “or. statecraft, evidenced by the fact that. 'besides being a member of the United States Senate for more than 25 years, Representatives, and he served in the Legislature of Wisconsin and Minno- nesota In politics he was a Ro- publican. Holped Pass Bankruptcy Taw, In dealing with legislative ques- tions he was fearless in his public in private confer- was outspoken. One of the many laws passed largely because cf his initiative and aggressiveness was | the bankruptcy law, which, from his ‘active and successful connection with | it. was known as the “Nelson Cure.” Born itn Voss, Norway, on Feb. 2, 1848. Knute Nelson came to tha i'United States, with his widowed mother, when he was six years old, and they found thelr first American home in Chicago. Knute helped ‘ils ences, ' sided, ‘not yf | ° 124, Ewers of New! ' marked social in a. + out-ot | Th le Iria } sota and twice as Governor of Min-| [2° Alexandria h tie was frankly proud of his/| record of never having been defeated for any office for which he becarie did not icandidate. | , [RIFT BETWEEN PROSECUTOR AND PARTNER OVER MORRISON CASE Former Says : @enaeer Irwin, Who Signed Bond of Accused Legis- lator, Has Been Retained as Special Prosecutor. JEFFERSON CITY, April 23. | Prosecuting Attorney Haley of Cole | State | | County and his law partner, | Senator William Cc. Irwin, were | ‘slightly at variance here yesterday | | over the case of Allen D. Morrison | of Green City, Mo., Democrat, Repre- sentative In the Legislature from Sul- | fivan County, who »s charged with the theft of a typewriter from he State. Haley sald County, where Irwin had retained special prosecutor in the case, and that this was not exactly in keeping with the Senator's action in signifig the common-law bond given by Mor- when he was herw Friday. -\t Touls. been Sullivan re- residents of formerly rison, that time Haley was in St. Senator Irwin’ said he had approached in the matter, retainer had been paid, and he had determined whether he would accept employment to help prosecute charge against Morrison. Ife signed the bond given Morrison, he said, because he did want to see a former neighbor go to Jail. iha bv not The warrant against Morrison was, Connection with an in- vestigation by Attorney-General Bar- rett, Haley and Harry Woodruff, Commissioner of the Permanent Seat of the disappearance mn adding m and other pron- issued tn of Government of seven pewriters, chine, 21 ti lamps erty, all owned by the State, from the State Capitol, coincident with -he lose of the Legislature about March L- State Senator Tillman W. Anéder- son of Commerce, Mo., is under bond $1000 charge of theft. of an adding mast IHTis trial ts set for 18. ‘of on fn 4 nine. line PLAINTIFF ASKS VENUE CHANGE 10.000. Fears Preju- «paying Jurors. + get Suing City for dice on Part of Ta ' ) Alleginge he trial cane gs the avius 1) Poole Cir- venue to the State ount of the ‘ing taxpavers for a chants f jurisdict Cou! othe avers euit ome lle Judge thev wou ment in Poole, in his render a judg inst the c he suffe red brain Aug. 9, down by : the ng run uSS1OT) ¢ > tf pel am COTS ax result « ‘ity ;" ‘ - >. - - automobile driven by Ernest Paff rath, a citv engineer happened at Spring ‘ ''’ ' Pos > ‘Te at fter r ; 4 ? The acciaent C31 vis lie just a aveny' from a si y Vink and had , m linag _o *“£> 8«=siIn that case, which was merly representative oft e Far Fas. by Fred Liebt and others t ern Republic Rete, Was inl BH the formation of a restri after the Chita Government = ; dence district in the Gladste sorbed by Moscow, hag , urged the soviet authorities ty nae yard section of Kansas City, | held that Kansas City had scind thelr action as to the can consular officers itn Siberia, to form benefit districts, co the land within them, re this should be done there mapa use and then assess benefits bility that Tuck will be remain at Vladivostok, since > ages as the various land hanced or depreciated in the only source of officlll informa. @ the operation. tion in Russian territory, Provisions in Kansas Cit Skvirsky probably will, leave. If Tuck is permitted to ‘ In this {nstance the ordi 'tablishing the district prov main it will be with the ported. derstanding that no question of ficial recognition of Moscow wt all of the bulldings In it mus for residential purposes or a enances thereto, and ep volved. w barred the erection of bill b _ Sasoline filling stations. Lieb associates moved to dismias @emnation proceedings i _ Court, wherein they were |The Supreme Court. howev Fopinion by Judge White, ‘Chief Justice Woodson ané /Graves, James T. Riair and /@oncurred, reversed the rull = of ‘Keneek C ~ pance Sustained sion in Banc tion Right Incluc 9 HAS BEARING O ST. LOUIS LITIG | Two Cases, Howe | By the Jefferson City Co of the Post-Dispa JEFFERSON CITY, Bome light on the probabh the St. Louls toning ordinar | fs under attack fn three “the State Supreme Court 'all of which will be argu argued May 9, may be gl decision of the court in _gustaining the validity of ; ordinance in Kansas City. Wa ee Prosser to Address A get-together dinner of Louis District Teachers’ comprising teachers of St. ‘St. Louis County, at the City € 6 p. m. next Saturday will bea dressed by Dr. C. A. Prosser, dent of the National Vocational cation Association and. é the Dunwoody Industrial Inettet Minneapolis. The discussion. on the advisability of ha Circuit Court and ordered tional training in public - Temanded for new action. . — | The St. Louls and Kah ‘tases vary widely, tn that th 500 Men’ S 2.P _ ordinance provided fc | Tweed Sults by condemnation, tn which fowners. whose holdings a ated In value by reatrictto Sport and Nor- folk styje; real $20.00 value; Satricts in which itt is loe mmpensated by those whe as long as they last y benefits from the reetrte Police Power Invok In St. Louts, however. it ight to zone under the ve ice power, which tn such $2.50 and $3 Silk Stripes, Ox- fords, Madras, Crepes; neckbands, collars attached. . bn is the “power to res ht of private property fo od without compensation ected‘ as a prominent Ist has aald. Men’s $4 Blue f Serge Pants . Men's $2.50 We a This Heavy Khaki 2» POND . awk + mer and David E. Bh ey King, the Prince said it was given DOUBLE EAGLE funs they have mane by the British nation as a symbol MAIL ORDERS “= from the start, wh of its unchanging gratitude toward five members of the , pity Zoning advocates th Sty ar Furnent of the Li * Evraiff case meanwh transferred to the Daughter Learns of Senators Death | From News Dispatches, ALEXANDRIA, Minn.. Apri! 24 — Mre. A. G. Neleon daughter of lnitod States Senator Knute Nelson, who died nm train while en route from Washington to Chicago after leaving Baltimore, had not received any 4!- rect * ord of her father’s death late. tonight. Mra. Nelson was greatly shocked | at the news of the sudden death of the genator as announced tn news Atenatches, who was expected to -e- turn to his home within a few davs | Mrs. A. G, Nelson is the only child, | The Apnociated Prees te exclusively : he uree for renudl'teation a! fy ~ (A VY alii lt Perro» \; Pe - TA co: By the Assocla'ed Ivers LAUSANNE. April 28 Riza Nur - Bey, who, with Ismet Pasha, heads OR ee eit. the Angora delegation to the Near iin Fast conference, sald today he le- pally pom Rene pp AB 1 TE lieved goviet Russia would sign he Capcey, ents. gne year atraite convention, framed oat the @meney order or Bt firet Lausanne conference and that | George Tohitcherin, the Russian o- viet Foreign Mintseter, would come to Lausanne to «ich the document Risa Nur Bey is in, cose touch with ; Tiussiag affaires. BY MAIL entere4 on all those who succored Britain's ® fay ‘Orable view of th prisoners of war and soldiersin dis- tress. He referred to the strong bonds existing between the two peo- ples and said the friendship of the past would stand In the future. King Albert tonight gave a great state banquet itn honor of Tl Prigce of Waleq, Ress, 7 go fantry. 46 Ing part in the capture of F oserees | son, St in | Delivered by city apeesee er eut-et-tows , ‘"* sicge of Vicksburg and the bat- tles of Baton Rouge, Camp Rislan 4 i'n ‘ ht > Entered ae gecond-ciaes matter July 17. word herrea : In . he fig ting At 1870. at the Postoffice at St Louis Mo’ or udeon, Ta. ha received a under the act of March Merch 3, 18798. wound in the thigh. the effects of | Bell. Olive 6600. Kinloch. Centra sooo, Which he always felt. Taken pris.” E-vraite ease will | “| 6f . the henefit of t Tua ®S of the court tWo cases which haw mde recently will be first time May 8 posta! réder. Loule exchanae. Phillip an 4 New Orleans, irreristibie Bargains Exciustvely in the Post-Dispatch TOMORROW MR JUNIOR @— Little Ne One-third the regular dose. Made of same ingredients, then candy coated. For children and adults. Dally only. Bue « month: Sunday. Be « copy.

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 29. 1993. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 8 ——- —_——— ee at TPPARTURE AOPREME COURTS Bakutle Chorus Arrives LATIN AMERICA — CLARKE ANSWERS Senate May Alter World WiLL PROTECT MADR SOVIET ORDER TENDIN ZONING | to Sing Here Two Days TRIISTS II S SAYS 2 OBIFETIONS T0 Court Plan, Lodge Says |EpMINAIS IN STATE when it has an opportunity to dis- wees i ee , Sc tiie _ i - . ae i - r - i ; a + h bs, 4 wih . o> Ace, ie = ei a oh we Ww: + py . 3 Se, . ~ —— — ’ ‘ " - RN eC Ate ey me: Rts et AN NL ION LP AP LLL, AP a ee RR EN ES OE RE EE Ee CT TT TE A TD RM TR a: MOR NR SR ARR iy CNET i BIE a mlm “ , a o » » * - = .- . ws - Continued From Page One. cuss the President's recommenda- . covenant of the League of Nations, four days before the adjournment of Explained. Validity of Kansas City Ordi- : ime — a ’ . ‘ ir ‘Or h ew wrt As always, - . \epatoh. eran Ambassador, in Banquet Former Supreme Justice Says ponaniatelens ainaenn te ona ee > of Tee aie 5 ee Americen Consul at 2 weo #re singing their gratitude to chorus to —— trate the ac- three years the performances and President Harding should be re- 4] sion in Banc—Condemna- ai . Siiltitste of Ghaty Sealine teem. Hostile Sent; ia of Re. ' De mission, which will participate in a ‘ s*> }) GG i ; ahi Prague is cred ° > ? rtrir ’ he 5 rT '” rT ; ter been fully di M4 ns ot bo-1 | | te Might th det el lc oi aoe shes Gialamas cent Years Was Dispelled. trine in New Form. fo) ate that the Sena relected scussed and considered. St. Louis on the propesed regrouping me in Mary. BEARING ON . | a ae - souls : Tap) ins ‘] iv Pv oC . pps can people, that the I were now to discuss the questions mr : ; ; Union State gue youngsters at|demonstration from 8 to . in CITES “BUGBEAR OF INDORSES HARDING’S — Cnitea States should not under any Which I have indicated as to the |" Which its position upom that aeatltenm Sins | 7 wie Nag se , | “We shall lend every ald to the In- phan, Frederick Hotel, which i 7) an will give a demon- rire . State, what I salad m ily B. erie f+es ¢ 7 is in Tajvality of Representation. ight be easily terstate (ommerce Commission in | : ‘ ¥ > ap AA palo cage sae ee Hee | , sible.. but have no @estre to place over the recent exe. Widely in Means by Which ing theater tomorrow the tion of the Senate, which I have 4 the Statute. We desire to aid, not to wenty- | ity-Four Girls and 11 Boys From Prague. , | Di , Will G are in full accord. I certainly am. tion and request which it hes not : ent Did Not In. ) reet Mayor and Give Concerts V “Nothing would have ever in-|Yet had because the President's Missouri Service Commission . ; ; : message © e «gs to Leaye Siberia, “ Mond day and Tuesday Under American Guced me to have voted for the ne the Senate States Position as to Proposed a On _which Mr. Wilson lafd before the the last Congress. Railway Regrouping. Red Cross Auspices. Senate on July 10, 1919. But I voted For Harding’s Remomination. By the Jefferson City Correspondent , Dispatch. : : a es . ation opted by the Senate. Sire the success of the Republican JEFPYERSON CIT a 23.— ON, April 883 —=s pance Sustained by Deci- ware chorus of 88 children ' youths who ere accompanying be rey om pte thes aby os | yout) h ompanyin . As I have watched during tt ast party, and am equally desirous that ; . Speech, Tells How the Article X, as Intrepreted by g& the p The Missour! Public Service Com : the three vice con. America for aid to starving children , futfilities of the League of Nations. I nominated and re-elected, and when hearin , 3 ‘ l * nat : oa wl A A ssemb! Doc- ing by the Interstate Commerce Ree hin ere leaving jon Right Included. of Czecho-Slovakia. arrived in m@ |. st jukule whose school fo: y; Is Monroe have become convinced that it was the subject of the League Court has Commission beginning Monday at t and that it is beet for the world. I hope and believe that a satisfac- +} atiunnt asl . re ordered out, ef. nuse of the world peace and ‘ory adjustment will be reached. If 7 eg aaa poten Hoss m4 ow ] rekson for the 44. LOUIS LITIGATION i, — n and . . : ; 7 question was declared to be as fo)- . ) } tome ; 1 ar ionized a ta ang | Hotel Cha nd at . the circumstances become a member of League Courtaand as arising under ; ae k and Vice Consuls fe 5! rea them ‘off im automobiles to chorus wii appear in its concet’ © YANKEE IMPERIALISM” WORLD COURT PLAN 2c 1 the suggestions of the Secretary of |/°™* é i.. Thomas. While BR Ss o ec: , , / setting of the chief tratiol Webster Groves “Tn the nm now before we the misconstrued and regarded asan ef- ; ) :' rs Cases, However, Va ve t] aY, a public concer: 0 ‘uesday 8 Lom. and wi! eodeadahnaal : fort ) arriving at the best conclusion pee- officials have bee» Two ’ , ry put ii rs ca m | ha | rs a8 po i¢ me Society of Internationa! Law Characterizes Objection on orn ATLe!? - , a tor : onal Tort to fr resta!! or forecast the ac- “ee ington University School of Me : ta » | nations independentiy, 1 o be neither the right nor the authority "*"™*™ Defore the commission in h dignitaries by the ‘ " . T's +. {oe — om of ) ' R uests Council to Ascer- Ground of ‘ 3 _ oe a ;, " " complying with the mandate or the vent, the orders sen: Restricted Districts Are to _. a girls and : boys ©! ais m. in th — en] eq Britain’s Six ur eady ete vy thet? undertake me e American with uni{./ school] aduitorium, Sc An¢ sucild | ith uni- Li : - une l assembly of the League were not the result ‘ formily bobbed hairl and eray Nod |avenves tain Views of Members on Electoral Votes as Un- °°" os aan Gin’ aie U.S] ‘on N - hinder, a proper olution of the ment. Be Established. F satices ne Et | hm oo solation Near tions tnvolv ‘CKOUS resembling tho 1? Cir c M . Ty ae i nie aie + we questions tnvolved for the common © the Moscow author. . epee eaemmmme - oe Gin ee ee World Court. worthy Assumption of *** | sep pac ting mecdlonegareiege wee 2 2 E and the highest good of the man 1 foreign Consuls out GPE Depth * look onl | Hirth en rt d me | C : Bi aS a ee OP ee nd, Cecil Asserts who pays the freight. To that end pt the American and Jefferson City Corresponden, ~ ut Sing May Trousers — =e | . yn . qj . orruption. the Senate will! as- PREETI we will lend our full suppert.” confular representa. of the Post-Dispatch oe Song. pes tin the Pe: tw the A he court as pro- | by the Associated Preas on : . heen , 1 oe | lg ae ' m awe —s ' osed 3 1 oe ; T — NEW ¥ > Le e rhe commistion discussed the re- mn Lovernments were SEIFERSON CITY, April oy i 3 hi TT SH ee ¢ _T} : Leagu NE YORK, April 28.—Convinced grouping as it affects Missouri. as tly ~ | _ Omorrow a 2 OG rel A sities = oi licniiieacniititis Py ¢ “7 Cretary State in his ltet- that the American peop! , ie be gy | ‘ pd ves were the Bt. Louls zoning ordinance, w hich hn ree? he Mavor and sine tt out t} , ' A .—— 2% nAed ' naAnvanting: : ’ MIN nA LI Phen ri] of . ae ~~ ur partiel- : etatibiintie vor ‘¢ oy mea Interstate Commerce Commission af. . > = Ce dle ee 3 Pee 2. ropcotiter ’ _ = - ) one i PA Barge EE 5 : eS ae ' fect the Interest partment 4eterminea punder attack in three cases before — bigs Bilty thew inrrist receptio I im fall, 170) | a} : -inhe } ippar perity is ™ e cour proposed cer- ideal, and that some attempt must e interests of Missouri as a . | is ted A+ ne Alls , ' “— ial in Atnet seenen if ‘a ar r, mnendedA ¢ : oni whole in #o far as they micht el!mi- unt. Mav 15. but to one Btate Bupreme C¢ -* ty hear , ai | Fama Z . ‘ - ja . 5 ® ‘ ’ 7 . P . . ’ *, a VI ec caea?dr hw thea + b : avid : O71 what we are going to dc ng a eb . of 7 ad’ es and an ay? a ehairm an a ee ee ee commission will endeavor to presen’ vidence to the Interstate Commerr} a P ‘ t! is is th Y € COLONY TWO YEARS AGO : won } y fo nat j on * the election does not “suggest for a moment that | “PJ# 1# the mandate of the statute Pt Muthrorities to xr: | ‘ ie an people . om s:on at the hearings at Kansas City, done there sf pore hm lend within them, restrict 1: | BRIDGMAN 1 ate P ges resell ote a It will he the ty of the Senate urope out ‘of its trouble. This was : dation of railroads as to destroy or territory. Othere, enced or Gepreciatec in value on tea by PU 1Cd " mn who was ti } annals: Bar n tl 6 assumed at ar Pome rae / clation, he said socated a Provisions in KRansas ¢ i's effect wuld indeed be harmful. The no ruesgtION f lz j i tive plan fairly well preserve the or residential! purposes or e T Grand Ju ; aT ~ 2 my ler, } . 2 : “Say scervat] . Aj Scussion railroads, It appeers, however. that " ' ~ 86 Gas : ~ : - ~o ' ' ’ , arPa! . . . 4 7 , Sentiment : Vi - uli¥ : ES ' ‘ ‘ ery ' b a ’ ze , “al t , : faiG me niy. at the « vy Cluba temna’ion proceedings ; a4 . vr = ' ’ ‘ P Po ae into the Southwest and in some of tiona) > ocationna! Fdu- euniot he luége vv} ‘eo . —e | ; | ' i : ar it , . ~ FF —— . ‘ . : ’ . . . . ‘ = | : '‘))\e@ ; . c ‘ . i ' Tv) . wrt slat ; . : r) nA i ae | | we wen * ' dhetaghb re Nebegyton bility of having voca- ult Court an@ ordered the c: . : . h . ‘ : ; , : ov S Hf a —— nig Wilt ‘re ousted from t! +} ia ieee or neinie in Otine se mS Se rsDut nich the Says Railroads of Southwest Wish i. Nor- 50 — in which It is loca 18 ; : . . ‘ . Ter r\eeere "a , a ¥ z an as iy . Bes ul ish} ’ ‘7 ' , Nabe [} : y = ‘ ¢ % gr -Y *he Aegr pte l’re . | KANSAS CITY, Mo Aprt! 2% ‘ , ‘ : . ‘ 4 ; . . _ . 7 . . i : rive * > > ae es } ‘7 ; , . hye , . 7" * . ees s } : / m ' . , . ; ia © ‘ yi . +. 9 . ; ; : ~ . . . . h . ’ rea! nsated b hose whose | The ia’ sf re members of . ; _ eat : Ar. . = ¢ tf ; : ‘ I ' . nresifernt of the League of Na’ ’ NASHVILLE othe Aprtl 23.—. The railroads of the Southwest —- heneits ‘ ee new the reetric’ re . a . . : : tt , - ; i aA ¥ ; , oP e , . ; pa ‘ant | , ne - inot mn \eated wittt work out their eyes ee ne ee eee ee ~~ ~ = and his associates Mig ef which will be argue¢ or re. Sc: ! med BEE aenines of the Americ a Cross | POTOnd tt nile mit in fight-| until the Eu: 1 markets are re- —— ec O3¢ international co-operation, , P traffic We believe that the Inter- *-* —— a Ans nim { eck =. ’ al a th ‘ pte rt International Justice— Hi ‘la for? et ' P ' l oy tea re A ' ty to 14 a ae state Commerce Commission should 'rty already have been gecision of the ceurt in bi: OG! : Raat ak hs dein s ' nes etal gow : aw Wien 7 ” 5” ‘* 7 . ¥ . " . - e +} ’ -' nT ‘ > .% . t oO rese ry e th re - orders ™ brite PURNELL CLOAKED : ° ) —— a h Amb | 7. _— | ithe aia ue Main street to Wall street,” were in- ' ©. present major ter Htive ofthe Far Eas: were not converts pert made it clear that he Moscow, has atrone - . ’ ' ) : : ’ , , : — , eueres'io: the cre ’ ' ) I iterst 3 y in- tion as to the Amer: wii that Kansas Citr hed = i : Tic , ™ ont i , A TieST ORs, 1° 4s , init ut added at ti Americ the Interstate Commerce Commis Senate May Propose Reservations would seem to forbid such consol!- tok, geince he *urne ae is « prot tion and ‘ ' _ . ren oy a te ) : I proposed 3 rvatuons to 1 1 \ veeks tou! f the country. un- Hi- ~ established induetries = ' , ;, che tai “— : . pee , , , other itnduetrial centers , k is permitted th — iy ara rand} aon , , aa a i -_ } ru ‘ 7 : ts . orig Re | j } Morgan & ¢ °o. and rn r Such Ar e this inetance the cre . : . +: . R 1] ; | i 4 ; 1 »} a In? — PY i 7 2 ‘ £: S “tmir ’ : yo : : 1? : ae rr) : | \] | aq groupings contained in the tenta * , he build! in i¢ 7 i ver vAae } ' ‘ges 4 e 4 n ! , aaa ub, whose . i of the paneings in } | gee: rat ' , ) St. Louis and Chicago. The tentative , " ‘ “— ‘ | , i el ee , ma oe " had r ved tn ¢} REP eRe sourl seven competing groups of er Ginner of the St. Wig@arndthe erection of bi!!! ards 3 a —— ) ; per : | an sae | e cision f ti ta | | | intry no sug- - > . q . 4 ¢n % . " ‘ . chers of St. Louis and euecites moved to dign now existing between lines extending ’ ( A }’roseser presi- . Renrean ™ Qn — hse we " . ' ‘ . ' — 7 ‘ = ? .\ ~~ ’ 7 ’ . “+ . 4 . ‘ : fa » rvTT) LJ ; k nicn i] as ; , : | : : Suprem | alt a@ 6h a ie Deuk ond ' ; , es and thetr territories would b- : ‘ ‘ ; ‘ ‘ } ; "Ui Le ve Pe , } : tha yf : : 1 nethnin Wit if y Industrial Inetitute of lmves James T Fileir and Ff. | mare = : re : Pinca a hing quite dj | ) Sie wilds’ tin lide in mamticiaiel . 1 ) questing that the same be remedied . : 3 , _ ag : . ° : a ‘ . 3 . : inne a % th ; ’ mg in public echools. manded for new actio: oe we te rs .nmax tne or the : —_ ; } Hg aes the e. eee AA ee > , : , ary widely, In that the he presentation thereof.” - ty - . . . si : . i. ; a : "= : . 4 . 4 . ~ hers Whose holdings are 4d; : arl > a. morni: in 19! hurrie oa | , , er hae he : me Head of Association to Be Guest of Solid Mall and manne to Operate Work Out Own Probleme. ~ ' , , we wyig ‘ ioe ” ’ an . ea Nasnville hattanes , me | ue; Police Powrr savoked ' , ' — ; ’ ’ } h | eonld ow a ' a , 5 ea & problerns, W. R. Scott. traffie ma: eae they ts Gy Lou te ' siieeneaen 12 ) ii ; ‘ _ . 7 —" —— ’ - Poy ‘s +4 - > oe 7 ta = : acc © t f . } r f et , of +4 - un? at & 0 116 genersa. Pus ss { : . " . y ‘ | ‘* ’ er; cipa on in 1e Oar ie - “Ps: . ne ‘ry : 3 j ; j ‘ ] nT} ; ; ; Lam F a 64¢@ v-* , oY ihitcan Tsteeal ve woritrir ’ BY ni ano rr al Ls, —" ‘ ‘ ’ -’ 8 . : , ' . | i Li Se »’ * a 4s & iiUe 4 a4 . . Worsted ts unfer the rule of neces) > - . ° he ana lf nr ly ’ articia 10 Bethe other property becuu a nton arbor to prevent ee eptorep ape ese tae valet } : Bae aes mace Of the objections to American pnr- tine The acceptances re to be sent » ' : Philip N. Moore. The @in- ‘as accepted an in- ang Utah etreets shortly after 1 | , *) : : ‘ttatio; liver the commemora- / o'clock last nigh ' ution has been Ciee!- ‘ althey eattie dealer. were mar be On 8 cheracteritzed " *wes etirwtve ner ia be informa! and ‘fs ser for a Y t by three men who . Ss i . sd ‘ | S i+ Cc - ' \ - " isthe police power in one nhrse ae . endiediae Meitieeen ne. wee tle 4 Proper en . oat e see. and the a!x votes of the British Em- 7 o'clock | tio | a i@ Kent Centennial gvt out of a Hudson touring car, her Of such also are cusran- oF ‘ . : ec nere tiis a :ternoon in oe rirTs s Pesiae! 16TCQ\ng has epoKken and wien aun ae . colalidedtitiia at Columbia University, |and robbed of $85 . . . 7) : \ at I —EE a urt, in ean opinion last night, de- 4 chown tiimaett ¢ e the pesembhiy : r : ; : . = himeseil to be a frank exp June 4 it was announced t — awe ed the appeal of the coiony from a A - ame off lie ‘ calla ats “Tt fa no longer necessary te con- a ed today. The at , Reliable fa he opinion in the Lieb! .)4 yn, it C to dismi : a Age ae tpemety Mele aimee is 4 , Py os +h * o 4 i I y ea ent. au t ie tak! ng 4h roceedings ‘ . = ‘7 A tin Sareea? so vi a c+ 4 4 the asserrt t cone “TlaA aa en mean Ar tr or tory of the ertate of Marx me we ommission dealer, who was kilied in Secretaries ¢ state Roo and thor of “Commentaries on American t vale property } estab/!ish in re- ' . —_ . : a, a ‘a ania + rentilteaA ¢- r 7=t* 4? rrea't4den? * + TW et! f' Ath le : “ted 4 o D> R ote ie . AL b resu!t Citereult Judge land : Louis in March, 181° vv nen gp ri lig’ Ss * a od > tr ry South America & no ao r ita ee r eo | ’ cr ¥¥ €ii. , s1cent oO; is ; ; ing lew oe to the professorship of law in istricts, constitutes “pub- Meatedet tT] , ‘ ) A = rn histone te tn the nasistance of another except Co., who @led at the Hotel Statler. | * | epee. 5 erie ne we" and not Cerr, of thie district, Will get a date uxicab in rick rie 17 rT nec sr eaking auLtnor ‘ thea ' Columbia ( lege. which he had re tw ; ‘7 : , Private use BS 61: Pe non . — wlnen : nited S& _ , P in the same part ofthe world, meon- 1Z last, was flied yesterday. It/. " i@ @n answe A 7 . . i. . if 4 : ee 2 ’ , sigt in 7"OGR ¢n _? NPT ts of won't, heat ntoanAnd icecd Ww! . ’ , nquighed in Aaa » enter upon a ' 0 Zon i? ge-rnave ce ° " A fp , , , ; . be Belted Whip- ‘is connect ludge : harges of fraud, Gecent and in been a friend 2: vere ) a. . if. x7 é dticas . ret, quarter of a century of historic seers Shas 17) oh on y . " as _ - 4 = a a4 ey P , * “— . ‘ a : ain ; i ; id i o rd Coats — referred | the ‘eGR ‘le vwisiter " rent ech et the Tir: ‘nee oecasion for war et b Arm ems are ne chancatiar of the Ghats af ete Ktatler. Friday evering. ine a : : . A : i a tia air i eink : . "y ' . shares nt the etl ¢ lothing C 1a! ii > ne Ste '+or New aF ~ Sunrer ime, , ‘sllowing the filing of the answer , 7 omert 3 | s sim | . : - " ; ‘ . : ‘ , . . wo-Pants $14 , aged Pa ° — he heid at W hich the ‘ . te Sim 4 , : . ; ¥¢ . Moor roa Y4trire ver he} eo new far . “mined nt Si6f nine enn fli\nres ne * hie ' ring : } sass ' ie . ae , , us p raf iM : : ie ord nance limiting ate hae . o>, } as ‘ : > 4 % ? f ' a7 v : a non show cause wh + ; adie .} . » peot 7 4% . : mt - Trea affted at the tteA Stetee : v 9... Ye 2.uUs6 $ ' . * . -~* : : : ; . - lue the © bulidings tn certain parts . led ” ' ¢ . ,' ;, tinining the leerue « * remove + ( Liberty loan bonds, and \ a ett. . . 684 ; - . . oeeeeeee A118 point bears on the St Tt} State -f has bee ony CaSer x1 ' + hrow the ci into ti! ran Strat Comm. m A ; a . for + 7% 5 #1 +1) rmitatt Ve ‘state intruet { : "$19.50 | Trend of Thought. rds © recelv nding outcome cele ee . a a aN etiner nee ae we adlidnidinits sine sife. M ' ' yetee ; , . ‘ sf Nt*har +): ¢% ’ : ce weer ¢. ; > oles: nin O° Ager . . Me 4 . ae : , : ‘ , f ? , ; : . , —- : e. ‘, at, : pes, Sport ik Models 3 ane the &: a , \ ind My tor wt make a . nulne $4. = - if renses : ° ‘* oe rth t- Age fe A éhe- ‘or ‘ 4 ‘ . -., : , o six , . . thea feanry | es ss a? SEN of the Jr | i ant | $1000 Tire at 1125 Washtngsom Coats ‘ op thgonede INT9 > Afton to resi the hody fe chiefly one of Aiscussior : ool Serge Sults ihe Lieb: np Ph s t) . whereas oe cu eet aes i Q ® 4 P — : - es ' : " ; } ry ry ry nts Soite. seaeoesee ‘ase pe 8 AUDITOR’ § OFFICE HUSTED Tha fnemear \ire CnAa'tr res'tef a’ . Beane i J ras “ree? Rrttain hae * one wrote ¢ nd : all 10-48 = iKinal son!: : re =e ow = oe ; an 11°F "ast n renue } o Pramts....«+++*-° Cour ' “ —— fhe Windermere Hote! unt: iast 3 , : i S i\se the Tnite¢ States = @ member sony ] einoo @ , 4 ‘ i? in > ™ as ia : ss ‘ . » ’ , . ’ : ry). ' naliaiheaadatatatale pede “at : 4 Notice of week would have one As unanimity is . s o . 7 7 : , in| ‘ . . ae ’ ore > , Tiats.. € the Sr P : Harry FE. Jac kaon “Rec 7 n ’ CoaneltAernhie lititation arose over JUF UC nat ‘aret r it owe! required on @.. f!mportant mettere Broce ; = 6 . : ' r) " : u : : : : _ — Cory Lf wank § Cmps....-++*° a. 8 KNOWN & ne © Dismissal From Bookkeeping Job an h Jef the larger Wher hen, is t ugh ? ench nation would possess a veto on . 5. 2UCce . Liiviaior “ y C -‘jTRann. : ia : a ms ) thy wrter pees es ~ Fo . } ’ , Lal 7 De nh Dettom SoOB...+++*** le | le ) cae ene A. Gorrhievr of a *) . . ° . : | ™~ : pe a . . ” . - Work Shirts... : a Meee 7 gine 5 7 ‘ + The case woe aettied @ ts Godair, a Chicago m! “human I Specialize , ' . } . — Tita "A oe George FE | This tI ;odea Chics anc generous cinchatwe, effect! Man W same HOUSING ASSOCIATION REFUND On DISEASES ali jackson wa name. “ Tox Stockholders &o Far Paid Bark 2 and DEFECTS of the “ we | ’ é , , . . ’ ' ‘ . ¢ ; - ~ @ , a me ; a : ' , ll« $1.75 : ies . ot " ret . " . nina o ‘(nesses ; . 2 } } eroent of Original Lnvestment erch bination Overa ae Se nes are wv nbece 30 venre cic |, uidation of the Home ent a As a ome = Opti — ang s 5 Turn to Pages 32 and 33 ad = 4 a 5 She mo eee mn. ee ee See ee erry P ‘+ quir es ; began .T Ragila? fi ” : ’ : : of a se & ee iu ; ro me fa--+ are No mean ¢} al Sie tet iene | 1 ' red tify the matte en | cov- i. : autte : — under my aummana superviston. a- 2 rege orm! oe Bere ae at iis condit! rious = gy aie As. ie one Elen responsi bility. One moderate charge for was ‘t ne City Hospital oci hem-St wae forme x tho entire service. “any necessary changes required during the fies mer: itigy om year are made FREE OF CHARGE me ehortage of 19) INVISIBLE BI-FOCALS are moderately priced and are beth clegunt Judges oe cae ae sip ‘tll eventually be returned w+) nd satisfying. eltminate " at Me ' . ; 2 is--* . ~ #52 66 ~See 8 eu Vv ‘ 4 ec tf rm rT°y, Ain: . of var ; : en Blair stood by lackson said he was granted @ ST. PAUL, Alinn . Ack some interest, its president, Jackeor PERIFUSED LENSES are the last werd te optics, they ad : e' > : 2 » be, ima} ‘% - = . ae a nee Senne | cation of two weeks recertly, and | of ready Capi a los oP onte, | Johnson, said yesterday Tene etre _THry Loox BerTeR——rov reel Serrer 20-28-50 OLIVE ST. ‘h* start, whereas the vee ” i ‘eo =? } -!' collect on nearly > Ot Ht ff notes Ta. nals is 4 nt . nm Carthage re . a x Ts DEMONSTRA a a | while at his home £ icaticiidits. ietettatian " nas COME IN AND LET mbers of the court ved a ietter from Hackmann au- of fam f i= ¢ re , ‘Duluth Grain Man Deaé. mle view of the ques-| Civen wig dismiseal. No.reason|as the necessity for eppointment ¢ LUTH, Minn. April G. MORITZ, M. D. THE OCULIST- nouncing yi iat Ger che Rar Per- | woCarthy. 66, fors 7 OPTICIAN was given, Jackson said Hackmann ———- “2 |... 14 ¢he Post-Dispatch corre mina! ackin 2O-Operac e@ 4 oard Ny BROADWAY ~ Bo By bee atis ae the wr Our 4s : ad " J AY | x gh. : z ‘ ’ 5 22 . z » 2 wr ber?’ explanation ‘is neres ss . rinneapolis - * \ rye?) ° eowurt | c The “S ” ‘ —— . hee | | Ji ; ti cr Lj i La - & _ : ” . ) 7 have been **- Jackson ts here. on’ = ¢ ie by ! er ; . ° ape —_ eines: My book on the eye, exposing the ere — egret. giving mucp ' Bree : || derstood to have another State pos . - gia ears widow, four sons | vaiuepie eye information, FREE Ask ter oe ae ’ ¢ argued = > Loday. Ceugiters survive. Ume May &. 408. Farmer= Packing Co. tn Fleceiver- Wore, ;

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— or = : a — ——— —— ee et ae ee ee — - _ 7 —_—_— by reports of terna) * ~ PE a Be al — aa - A TA me gyi tt lt oe tin age i ae ee. + EP ee ee, ae —- —T ne The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH | alot 1e Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. POET oan APRIL i ———— with broken iegs or 4 RASTIC CAMPAIGK 0 DRY UP U. 3, OVERNMENT PLAN —_—_—_——- - — Unless Barred by Ruling of Department Justice, Auxiliary Fleet of Navy Will Attack Rum Fleet. of CHARGES OF GRAFT TO. BE INVESTIGATED Woman Assistant to Attor- ney-General Will Deter- mine Whether Naval Ves- sels May Be Used. Brectal to the Poe’ Diene WASHINGTON. Ap pira the high seas. and bb: ings growing out forcement meaesur: graft and collusion hibition service ment hae dec.dé¢ ounce of power of enforcemen' Tnless barred i fon from the Depart the auxiliary feet Btates navy will be : esmuggierse and contro! ef lawless rum-r ters, while epecia Government the flew of i i=iiquor across the norther; t the Great Lakes. While these steps are being the “super-intelligence depart: ef the office of the Collector of In Revenue will be marsha)le: to investigate graft charges an find out how brazenly violators of the liquer law work through TT) ’ Vir~. fr Ti & anNaua : reer a! “.86 > “te g Js. With Jt except: -s on schecule. While cause éelavs Re that Te crews ~srif- Sn Head Ready for Call. hare ma Jc rifle experts and How'(?t2 mn National G rtation et a n . ~ . ’ .* €ir use shou!4 the Oregc Wes BA'c at the era.s $e: e iate ¢ Sar ee Taking Turns. _e« s*e* I~ «es ¢ S.rT.A8 8:°° UA Adc? ‘--* in motion micture cl Friday, and united just performed the Jac k BRYAN SUGGESTS DANIELS and ces PUTAT10,00070 20,000 => sso. York Report le? Agpociation provided men were short- Oregon Nadona!l Guart=ne@ Orie chine gun crews _oe- “~se

: ae 5 ce ‘ ripogele \ a ‘re . omen were B*}* An > + : 2 a- . = ss : : cor > enae ‘Z - id @- oe. 9eesF' re z.% ; * ° - -_ _ —_— - ; ; S adius , eo : r? *s ; a: . oye Lo 3 " — e ‘ =* é ~ es “ . ? +? ‘ ca : f : tin? Virginia arenwu . : *-* = - the right fon- kno xed of rescue was e crowd tcher bearers. A badly crusheg —— - ~e Ws r. a4 mn was opened ition foothall final to nship betweep - + : 7 @ K . ONY - |= yy 63 io y flea s Guz Lig tht? oe \ . = ¢ tj hw eked . reasing - o- 7h ez ‘ mm sa Se om 4 “ : 4 Peddler Hurt - nother Concern. +unt »-* 6.ra. ~~ Or ties result coors were ™ was full ne match ne field, ‘o see the game: on Dour to clear = e had been ig nutes when the quan ugh the conden ¢ % field. Tt teh es’ work te __ resumed, thousands at the au (hemseves against the roke through, the samt ‘0 Stem the rugh, = pAKL LW sdbale Se a aS ——— men- 2 or “hoe = * © = . acide Pounded By Cobb's | Big Right-Hander, Ordinary Pitcher, Safely 11 Times, lette Is Easy Wi -UNTON 5§60000" One Week yrrvtaure Sala April 302 te May 52 For Full Particulars Turn to Pages 32 and 33 PART 8, This Issue ST. LOUIS THREA IN ONLY ONE Double Play Stops ing Rally in Sev Fohlmen Show Li While Performing i By J. Roy Stockt > a Of the Post-Dispatch Sp DETROIT, Mich., April man Villette, right-hande Detroit pitching staff, ra unexpectedly pleasant a this afternoon the thi Tigers’ series with the B was thought that Ty Cob h a difficult task for Her much as he always had beg *..$: for the Fohlimen, and espe Sauer afternoon did Herman's future look dark, with Ela l\der assigned to do th in Vang: t * the Browns. Hit by Truck. Vanglilider was juat -uns Into Strect: LIND’S Seventh and Lucas Market 2 22. Basket more. Sugar and Eggs in- Free Will Sell All cluded. White Soap: noe ww This Week (rvretal AR he-e Grandma's White Naphtha Sean: © har Queen White Napbthe ares 72 i? Oe amuse ne tar S=OAD: bars. 69c , ire. S3Se: Fairy a 7 &tar Naphthe Washing Pow- et der: ‘args packece = ad Troet; 95 ¢ Tee pecka 20. Male- an Pow dered 15¢ Foorax: 1°-of @ rackages... Argo Gloss en -pound pecke Celluloid St large packes Brees King Wasbboard: Corn} Fame bran¢ 15¢ Ver'posa rep: 206 Cherries; ‘ Rogar -e'te can 2 ae ( Califernte Table sy ye rar 7 . 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The Rome De Luxe Bedspring is designed and built to correct KINNEY-ROME COMPANY - Aaet we sxbctitate—if your dealer can’t supply you, write us and we will tell you ome whe ca a ome run, into Por Scure Comerorr Siztr os « Roms = ' ‘ ~ . P ~~ ea % : yy ~~ + . . ad : l« - y : _ \ i _ nr De | sm! Bensreimc ~ ‘ ~“ ¥ ; - 2 , 7 ; ’ ‘ ‘7 - o , ‘i a d pitcher today. Th a: slammed him for 11 hits e runs which were enoug Pilletta an easy victory, Brownies scoring only on seven hits ; There was no punch tn "men. At bat they were ab ' the ball consistently. Onl struck out, but hitting th Was something else ag Tigers supported Pillette and the result was that t looked very weak and hel the field their work show fects of their batting slu ithe fielding was satisfact | two exceptions, there w to the Rrownies’ work. Went about thelr duties all Pehanically, and with ft P fight! ne every mintue, the far more one-sided than ef 4 to 1 indicates. Browns Threaten Only Onliv once did the Rrow en. That the # nine when scored ¢ run Mi started Out an b Severeld Sing|\« hed ne of TPillette’s offertnges but the ball went straigh ' Pey The shortstop made PBstop of the hot smash an ) to Pratt started a double Pp | Was the play that beat th rif that ball had passed R entire game probably wo Changed. Gerber followed (@ouble which scored MeM thers were two down and ended the rally with a er Harney That was the only tnnin the Browns saw third bage parest and the eighth were Others in which a btohiman as far as pec: nad. In the op Bing. Tobin bunted safely Gown and went to second Names’ single right. enéed that rally with a fou In the elghth, {t took. an base or to advane Oster to serond base Detroit expected an OV, Stowd and tem porary seat | Diacn ail around the outfield as no overflow, but the left +) ere and ao ground F In effe.+ nil drives to the Giving her children a ‘De Laxe’’ stant was in they \Innus unt and to center. Jac such.evils. 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YY | Z Vt tt A ps yj . ons Yt rn - y sana i thi tt itti oe Stith z tthe een te riw $F. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 29, 1923. “++ ©@* 6 + ee eee oe Vj pf “, Yj - Vj, a WY “jy Vt” Mr YY Yb. wf Uy; 7 . . oo : - ‘7 seeking o a03e the game lr ~|BROWNS LOSE TO TIGERS, 41; CARDINALS DEFEAT REDS, 4-3 ete en ————_. —. — — Se -tstteeesenstes — EE SS ees ss sss —— SSS — - = . ——————— ee SS —— - ~ - —_—-— -« = — = - P _- ——_ —- 2 ' . : ™ Re i > - om og ae ; f Pa er” BS Bogs ; Ms gx 5 Be mK 5 nano : Sek ai oe t : OE . ; b - ve os shy + PS , + . ; ing Rally m Seventh Brow ns j Belongs ees, SS re Fad ree be ta ws oe *4 Pe ik cee... enna” © S mas Cems ON sn en waieoomeate vibes sheng ee: wr - consider an Fohimen Show Little Dash veer vn + 3 + ae ed eee . «ia % ’ Se ee ES ee: ee ee Be ‘ ea me pe " ee Peas game won. Consequently, when he slipped out of his bad inning aon bes. peters : : SES FO ce ee ~ | ee aaa Oe gy” gM Me ee” DL ea . 6 tq, vesterday in the final game with the Cincinnati Reds with three s : ae . owuen~weuwe ce Prrrrerr lwevesooun~? Lp CA Ati AA AE A Ai AR ty «Rie — ~ - runs scored against him, it remained only for Hy Myers to drive Tbouble nlave—Vangilder to Foster m. 7 : eee ; Bi am Sees ae a EE Ney 3 ay : | , , ; : 'g! Fg eee ao 5 ae Oo y a LE r yee” Pee Na SR a aa Re ae ae, Sig te =~ " ver t! : . on . to McManus: Rigney to Pratt to Binue ee a ie ee : ae ee Mae Pe Sti i Re i ts a 2 i a eo ton ae Spe By J. Roy Stockton, Ivft on bases—Broeens. & Detroit. 7 ee f 5 Fe rat we ae : ey ~— g | om Bases on balie—OT Vangiider. 2: of Pil- The score was 4to 3. | pate Saat - al $7 bt: oe eae , eS Re i 4 : : a iy eee, on eg er eee ie : | Spor ole 2 —_ i a a ma". * 7 eee a a ee OS ee Ae eae a , Pits Deserted the Cellar. The voctory enabled Branch RieR- lette. 2 Struck out—By Piliette. 2 Um- ¢ Se ae Be Mae Fee x ~«'s 4 ERE ot gona eae Mee ne eS Fg Os “a | - ; " AT)? : ; : pires—H ildebeand. Ormebyw and Dineen sath P ; “ rs : A ee | | } ey to slip o ot of the - lee into ss Time—Ihb 4im ‘e ) RO a, ae . . : ae rt B J : sev ee ee ee eee CINCINNATI enth place on the eve of the four- a &. = garne series with the Pittsburg P!- % rates which opens at Sportsman's Park today Toney s pitching exhibition, even including that one bad inning. the f.fth, was as close to perfection as these modern days of long distance shelling will permit. He gave only feur hits and two of them came on lon flies that Myers and Pllack reached but could not holé&. Elim- Totals 31 | ing the fourth round, he gsve ell tempting to run down Bottomley after the Cardinal first baseman was trap- (AKDINALS® onivy twe hite and only four Reds n Myers’ tap Keck in the third inning. B ftomiler was out at the plate on Pinelli’s throw to Keck, who covered home AB. EK H / hecame base runners tn the re- i maining eight innings. Keck Loses ‘“‘Tough One.” It was distinctly a performance calculated to insure vigtory. Cin- innat!, when ft fatled to reap 6 harvest In that one bad inning which invariably appears, wae out of iff. a - : ~~ Se as Bans we , a ee a Po a ae aa tn = ee.” See . “> o : , ‘ - 2 4 j y - ae $ a SS wm : , wie Ms >} > i - ey ene ee. : is , ~ hin + “ ron oo > > : = ‘ *. 4 f - ¢ . , _ ppsitltins ) q - hata ‘ . ° a 2 a A ; 3 Ce a Se .s , re . ‘ant ad A “a ’ a oe _ . , 7 . , : . ee. Ss. . oe e ~ 2 _.. way = Dut as 7 . oe > . » nf : Sy aA a y Ont > a, ’ - F : : : > A - 7 7 q . . ¥ So Oe SS hoe - . 7 ~ SO ey > ae Rood x ue 5 ee v Se te ae S . . neg: 9 _ Keuseh cf a 4 ~ 4 Fe vy ae > a0 a esate ; y , ns y on: = 5 . > —_ a os sa a . es oe aoe y x : é 7 a ‘j a a 7 - we es , & .) Ae ' . Pu . Boh — =) oe - : "7 = ey, 4 - , “- p _ £ ‘ a » a Rey ” : ~ _ a _ ” ae ‘ 4 . . +n ne > » tT? “ : . . SN age . ~~ 4 : ; 7a ine > ae a Sees cs ie : . Bz: , AMP RICAN LEAGUE. . - + . , Te "SR iho, i OR a eli» : Bi aa oe ; sy Pisetli Sb . : - tt ‘ . ~~ : , : av - * . : . — > a + ™ 4 ; ZS *s ~- a im ° - r, 2 * a ee , top ie D .. “ee ‘ = 7 — ial wes > % — ere Bie 3 ne Bee . : ‘ rr? e ' : r i "¢ r . | . r é a al tones a : : j , ‘ . ‘ memis ; — Pack opened with s single that ve ayia tn « - : . . Tork, ¢ doo. : in bien Sieaiieie a ae + -—ee 4 ) ane , , — ee ee Genewich Again skidded off Keck’s outstretched ago at Fittsburg. postponed. rain Fiove. Frank pitched carefully to AMERICAN LEAGUE stand : on | ing rd of the twenty-ninth § | vt | ait. to Paar Sones Me Defeats Giants *0-»-*. 20 ceretunty that he walked : ~ hirr FRottomierv then performed the conventional act of sacrificing. which : ‘ Braves Win Deciding Game of °° ck on third and Hornaby on | | : | | : pager ' ' wd / e necand The chance was Milton - Per ) ‘ : nice nis heroic fail- Series — McInnis Hts Stock’s. But he iifted a high poe BAS Ee aE nana . e ; ov kJ phe ‘ es é er rent ¢} H Run. that sourht refuge in the giove of ROBERTSON HURLS SOX TO ..”. "pettering by 3-2 of the = in |} tap amie could be etarted. 3 soe ee panuae toads oe ily vera, oi aeeaamaal VICTORY OVER EMDHANS |2 second-the former world's rceord. » heavy | rain. conditions i aa | , ie ae a a - April rv two hard hit linere tn his pre- e Rot : nas , , e« g e ; t. . past lA’e « mpio were beat 0 ous tripe to the siate. then ectively in s — | a : ed | eat tem-- ., nd time ' by Jo ashed one to the right of Bohne | A ‘ ) , ) ‘ ba : re} day fo “ngie It ecored Flack with ) ’ TOA ; a P ’ , ‘ : RED SOX HIT BUSH [N Le , 4 ' ; ae rring run and {t mattered fit- PINCHES AND WIN, 5-3 > ry Payne Whitney. Doty Shitting. John Seott, tle that Bohne recovered the ball im i oe , , ‘ ae , . 4 ua FY f Horr anv in 7 run-wp ecminate him. twe ’ , , | brought out ) ' | ome rui 7 re tu piate ane « "ane | srt, | . There ¥ no 4 ) Pi th it was what is commonly termed bout the Ber; " . . me : . Ci - . - a: sarmen a n itt 2 ‘ough game for Keck ta teee Se’. - far as ‘he oner , ate tes ; . , | otnce ont ‘4 “orm has any relief pitcher evrcetied - 4 each ' —v , . P . 2 : a 7 . —— ts ~ @ nerformane na ¢ ’ ; aa | -oke 1 : hts ong aia pert ance a wo infield hits ° sag. and olan x | mn % Le was ' waa o1 ry ' atom Oe finally epelief hie ruin ~ « ' rig —_— : . , | : , 5 ‘ r ‘ | a : ;, ; : , . 7 lis oredeceasor wae not quite Ps) , fortably “tah ito Blu > 3 semma : : , : niin | ot ein : ornhent 1 cconntis A4doipho Luque heA h oD his Y. : , ~~ ‘1 ; = ‘ Se = . j 2 , e ’ . . “ ; a: : | - ther ron*ro nor the “stuff he ‘s 4 Eddie : : - ) rt 33 peer ‘puted to owr The Cardine'’s an 7 bile | ms rh on * | : , — crashed his toeses for seven hits, in- . ; ante oo . a7 - —_ ) ™ ; ding ‘wo doubles and a singie, | a uncom- | ee ad aad : st ha tt of eager (he fame territory ° Cum ¢ > & ; — 9. Fi) a A - ° z * on ee ee oe a fret (eben Falls tn Third. que weathered the second al- though rregau «@ngletd and was raugh’ trring to steal. The thr, however, offered the Ineurmoustabie | ah ee obetacie and the Cuben trudged te - -— . ; , | — ; —— ae . the bench to make way for the Kiria- : , ~ : , en4 Caonies wood comrnutrr Washington Team Wms. | , | . . Bia¢desn opened this tenting . : _ Leque's retreat WHR «a heme ruts 4rive over the lett field fence, bie ‘hird of the year. Flack sent a bigh fly to Cavenery. bet Morneby singled Ne . , . } , enter When Bottomier pounded na ss a. : OLE en OD single to right, Regers teak third FLAGSTEAD GOES FROM | j : ) _—S rio «“henee he ecored on Stock'’s TIGERS TO RED sox . | ) joule to deep iat, aE emtenee : | | Navy Wis ai La-rosse. * picture et this poiet with men Heme Rena. ilderne«« I VM inner CR RS PL ee - » Ae . on second anc third and one eut. Ite 3 7 —— ‘pped the ralby by getiag the next ‘wo reen om eaey inftleld tape There the metter eteed wath) the . o oe me A onlerth ie Veork J odar. dowa

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SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 29, } ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH y Speaking of Intercity Battles: When Shocker and Faber Meet It’s Bound to Be an Inter-Urban Affair Dozen Records W ash ington ~~ W “ae May Prove Balin ‘Simpson - Kansas Splits a Yeatman Wins, 12-4 12-4, and Goes High Scores hr Double-Header To Lead in High School Race — tx =i pha Ree” 3S Se te ee ele 0 Ms GP - , > - . al'im Drake fi —s res With the Aggies a Relay Car nival ; - \ = | r. \ 3 to 2, but Return to Wim Iliinois Quarter-Mile Team | | , by 16-to-3-Score. Establishes World’s Stand- | 7 : ard of :42 3-10 Seconds in Capturing the Champion- ship. FORMER PRINCIPIA BOY SETS POLE VAULT MARK Leagme baseball an oMe ~~ PES Pees - RIO Ae AR VINA AIM 0 Sahel 5 en eieainnadindl —=—- > - i) : le te ee LE wre FN, Brownell Wins With 12 Feet 10 Inches—Angier Tosses Javelin 203 Feet 9! Sis ie Shattering Old Figure. Br *s Asecs - DES MOI Wer ¢ce rece: wee smashed a Peas >.y to a> recor¢és were e>a*°erec ar ake recor¢s rere . dbreken toda e fourteer’> er | _~ ) 2 3 , , a : , 4 : —— Po . z. brects se **@ *‘sto~« 7 €4e8 valu @ettreacted m m@ancT'ts « aé4eadi 2 @ ’ rr =: -- Feld stare th: - | es team wee bere this «™ ernesa. Anae ~ | , : . : : - 2 ‘ : j : : lam, & te : | wire .ockey Mack G ne Sistory : - ‘ : —— | ' so os = | : ' ' = aS = the = ‘ihe sadcie. had Uttle treuh ~~" : * . ! > = = ee ~ 2 i i ae eects sen omer ped eo rual Drake : = eh treck light: - mace co | = . % , er . a oe | thems tavore : _—, : . ~ x i ~ / “~S . : | ~ . 2 2 a 2 — “ . nail . me ~~ Nebraska VW ims , , .- ) 2 * ae cxi.7T ober arte ena*t*ermng The wor'c Ok! . '? LoOOTma FU mace tr we - he » "=" "he time dD second taster eer Deer cowere * AS A™Eer ear Bian ere a Fas ©8684 Jilimeia, hol Dbeavred the ea’ Deering Dis ~- the lLrake gua" ** « even foot In e@fitier PFecorés,. at”. were wroer!im™-> « > ° , =" . , : Tittnols eheu't »>« : i " > . a~¢ Féwar? - : gare euare* >e ¢ **e words reer for the 4402 "a: te 2923 which ! ~ ; , | A ° / pote shatters: jegeteam = : : meéerican Leagcuers, the coaches ««*«" : ene! . ' — G@istarce as **«" «8 I ros ated fer loewa. eee °° s'™ wTrer' *-. a»*® - = — ‘he Dawe Slower ‘han *, ¢ SB Reeers Brews and Foc: as ac Amer ca” re “ew - . = ’ ‘ : r : - = ’ Ge rake genes *o oe ' " | Pome , o . . —s ene 2 “ Nal?-=o Va ec“ oc! . . , 7 . . , . ae” m2 : 3 a ac start end 45 om =e © . > s . : _ > . . . = > r rer ‘ : ; ow .. .™- * yr Tefwere’ » "eh Sch : . 2 : Jo z ; Steck fom 2e@ Witter FF i tod Floide Beige — > te | Now Deae : : a ea . : | Mo, Ts > tee: i , TONEY HOLDS REDS TO _ 2 UR HITS, CARDS WIN ——_ rer » : _ . .*a” Li-@ ‘ee>ee . , , " 66%-var¢ rea>—Woe "T*me n i | Tim e— «2 8." = St : be : on lhe 0. st~i game 6o0-ver@ > ¢* ecbeco’ ePrtt'e are : C25 m a 2ets » “bad "ws foil —WWen Ff Lo rerel*+ Heh Schoo. — : sore : i gs 3 . ' Sme— = ;, : art as « Two-re™e college re'ar— Fon bated 7 . ; E . ; °o + —a-% Weamerts Covege Woamec'h rf" ome > % e> 90 — . _ Tome 4 1h 8-10 | emer ie , , Cy seinen deine | acs os as al S8%rard relar—Wee Or Dlimets -,. od Signe lia ln paca — s . , ec =e | Deerpeer ‘ Jevelta Gree Wee Yr Angier of he v2 : — on - - | “: . ' >- 2 [orn “eecee were “ot. aameen hen- made Titee’a )=s FP 'stance-—-208 feet 2% | ee ‘a 2 -cemeetiehin . : | ; ’ 3 . | Preis fou! end oe cima = “swene? ) > ome ration accarding ta 2 com- ST the aseoria- eageee (SEL wilh A and a sim ar tours: ~ernch Lawn Tennis As ~~ _ - the world’s tard cour ca mee sear ~ & “ Gensiter’ng “he “a—"e2 wes cf *be coinien **a- [er'=anc=c=t ‘oirmtements sga-*s —_-—->- . _ : . . . 7 - -— —_—— i . -*. 7". =sf = CENTRAL HIGH WINS PROS St = 3 bel adie °A - ~ile reay chier ‘arilling rece of : wits tore > pegt?*es ™ the ’ ‘Be * Pe A i ad AMEERICAY ASSOCIATION. ~~. = 2 Ww snealela, 4 Pec. Tacs “OO i e“azepeiim +. c LS Es le, “to ure Teor e ee oe 8 *Jigeen e224 Thomas none Berke acd rea ~~~ — =, 4 . . he * rey :

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STNDAY MORNING, APRIL 29. 1993. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Joe Jackson May Never ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH scores anda ll prevailed ma of the be in the pu rnoon. typica!) in the Munctpa!} NO parks ofthe 109 maior £zames © leagues wag the bt for any length of her RBo@ies nosed out mes. & to 4. tn ¢ a mn the fea. lew, there were 187 wy the winning teama. ceremonies marked bf each lea Electrics defeated the m by rallying tn the scoring five rune to am the feature game of fal Leagues Telephone te®am mB i). Barnard o-) the Bells’ p! ree hits In ham Paper Ww. A won tft. s tcher, al. the other fear won Tower Camp Mi uckerman- ? re ros... 22 the Amer- 6 Bakers Simpson 1G Lemberge Bors : or? neve x, arms 7 Ou 2 0— 7 F itagibbhon and For and FRiuun 7 . ~Von Me®* “rT ry conterts rerulted The Fitret the Nercan- > 2. tn 8 innings ferntral lea’ Geteated "City Rank team. 18 te her came the Mississippi gined a to 6 victory pur! Beate L ife team SBeaeanravrasd TFT. F 4i1¢ 1) *—28 18 & nnn, 5, s b * 1} ae “sided ere Tweatue won from 7 erit. 23 ¢ anc Meyer Larkin: Kam Riceepke ané My- Rov (eearin orion ur, oe League Teams Pratt: i”avs ~ © ee: and i e' w uebolé league the Won fron ree Wash- tim the omely con: The score was 6 to 4. Miseour' Batteries Kiburge: Beard, Cox (se on!’ : Batterie He(lbron St. Loule il. and R Smith; George Washington + olf and Gerart!; seohkey. Division FB. h 14. Magnolia 38. Bat- e Summers and Callan: r ant Etolberg. Polar Star 7 4 Dower Place Christian e—Tramer and Auld; i—_ | on j T elemuel- l_ager. ; o$ ean o poo O — , Bech, Puffin Pant Erbe; Kit. and Weiach ’ Apri) silliees, plaring before owdi turned back the igerse tn the last geome here today. 5 to ¢ The in Goubt untl @ double ninth inning ended what a raily for the viattors. ertet for thee YPodge™. jnnines, before he gee oh hitter. Decatur. who pitchea well Jimwnt for the iocals. He he of BIIA, — the saidle, had little troutle fg of her field and won e wfour lengihs from wth Great Luck third a: me, the only other st t, pulling up a bad The winner qualified as @e contender for Derhs mas we! favored tn the tag only $4.30 fora >: Today s races « tp the Vi ec’ , «fen main fel! un’ ant the «” mud, reser bling A ia emacing course , auel many } @erentries. Liossom Bradley's entre before the : qrent, causing face ‘he bf er if} Seenteh 3 Rose Sova SHI The day was not wit Bewever, for Jockey Ton Pioteé Spanish R @Civde Van I @a good field in the oddea o* bard. He ped gerond The W three ven? . Briong route, {naugura‘ed ¢} rand was taken by Well backed itn the m erle ard Donges, finished and show. with Mntie Mav, the other a‘a: the money although W': rivy pace Digit took the serond youtigsters. from Bia Limer the Wizard Yto a bad start end : heck from the winne,: heavily backed 6.26 to $1 - TFs pene afte oe Whe a SFA orse?! Vas s une ¢ 7)? : : one frre $81 for a and Bright Lu reer > AY : 1) ne Tha ¢ Purr pes biend : © kept the bi: N back until the stre’ heé to win going awn +s from Megan, wit third and Bit of Green Ww! ie yr a e Mart’ > iiwueis f+ fa ean fers sar . : wees | Ride ogg ape 7? AR . , hy ree h Fan laet. Bullet Proof was the secon’ win- of the day for Jockey Mooney, carrie¢ off riding honors. Gold- was second, and Girmn the severn | behing the winning rel4ing Kelsay breught Pvelrn home in front in the nigh* fnished third, Smile and one-sixt cent h. Ala Girt was second and Cantilever strung with the field wet -_— o__ MUNICIPAL TEAMS OPEN BASEBALL SEASON IN SIX PARKS aurea ae dal Learue wv ing ga: fer the 1923 season Wil be plared@ at PK, five a: ion Par \ SNe each RGeler Pa- “arms “ engare es of their "oO *e Fy Forest Par) ‘wo at at Lemp's ta WE leaguces are wr ~8 oper, "Ee games four more ’ eaguer appr No ORP Rs Sherma: Par af Par at K . PPABPLL ~~" Oat ee HE JS REGARDED AS THE COMING MAT CHAMPION OO ae a PDP Path a JOHN PESEK. 54 Teams Enter Grammar School League Series Majority of Nimes to Play for Post-Dispatch Trophy Open Season This Week. Three piaved cx devs. In addition eight are entered i: l titie competition isor o° cnarg* be us groups the past seven these 64 tearme, 7? rat eole ve qj .. "oO supers pals hlueter, . | .. hrnaeson ae Me or wouls M ugan, Edn J Paul Miller. H. H. Seidel! and H. H Hamiston, with James L. Usher and Tw. A. Pureess for the colored teams. THIS WEEK'S SCHEDVLE und Vert Fann! ing. Monrose, Tower Grove Park . t _— ont-Shaw, Tower Grove Park } Shepard, Park No. Tower rove —Mavy 4 7 Fe Tihs Tewer ’ o 4. Kennard Madison. Tower *’-. Meson-Oak Hill, Tower Chouteru-Rock f&nvring Crow .Sherm ar: Tower Pat: Fround No Farragut rette ailrground . up I—Apr!l SO. A n-Hempet No ] Maw 1 UPR es. A men Perk No 1: May &.. Benton Sherman Park (os: Colored Trams Mew 1. Banneker-Waring. For — 4 T oat nes-L. Ouverture Irving Liat tage Av_-Wheatley . re lr SIon tgumer i AST WEEK'S RESULTS . Panning o Fremon' . : : 1] henner’ r FLAGS IN N. L. PARKS AT HALF MAST BECAUSE OF SENTELLE’S DEATH } ress. Apri! ‘ne Ageociated Tv YORK ir 2s Fiages baseeba.. to@Gay for who @ied last in the min- elien' parae Pat -ationa@.: League -ere halfmasted ntelie, the wumpitfe halted ie tan ypular arbiter eT president Sentelie, wh the Roper wag ue nerTa ew Orjeane rerental lve 27-Year-Old Mat Star Threatening Lewis’ Supremacy John Pesek, Nebraska Pole, Picked to Win Title Before the Year Ends. he ar Poet . ’ f . i Tans who ha. uri hg has wrest! the 26° wav to the sec of the heavywelgnt fore the present ees history, Revena be the h champior Lewis May 2' In his i. 7bovaezko here. April . John gave ar wrestiing as been gee! since the days Frar k ade a living dumpin f ~ ine we ome -* £1i0OW, t abe arn? fast fi Pesek Also a Furmer a, as*”* eo Tym rr)? “a «+ " - ‘ ‘ PELTRET TAKES 100 AND 220 AS PRINCIPIA WINS FROM CLEVELAND HIGH the ran or i106 Gash tn 22 8-6-« Niemoe!l) vey of the Principia team Gividual points with a tota each Kniertm ran up a total of & points for Cleveland by winning the shotput ané soortng a second third two other events 440-TARD eo ané 4 first, cen TAR D Lowe MER DL He mansey LES—Fanver fir st a ke (‘) gec ind. Tates (C) thi - , i« 10¢ TAP? )D ASH —Pealtret ‘P) fret Ma one, second. Hanver’?) third ime . r . > time an? in Rens +e SROT PUT—Lnierim (Cc , Bue ttner fret. Shre veport Wir ins Cup An he AS ; ‘ } ALALAS team ing dea; awarded ert.s aT: Lowutisiat wan oe a ten! , Wa Western Beats Blackburn. ——— Princeton Wins at Lacrosee. AMBRI! M nce ’ ‘ ‘ AY

Labor Day ae * } a” "vy 2 : . is neg “nee : - a a*- *> a > Food ar ehtl 46 adde@ if raced Cown a, "arae the ate flier as he Penn &° the ‘n land he the ihe ‘onno!llv exhausted back atretch ( ewift pace Oxford Captair The Summaries. MILF COLLEGE AY CHA " ; .SeTTTr TY > Parney va fell yards of — yr x Aspiration Has Made Fast Time In Derby Trial Benjamin Block’s Candidate, Re- cently Purchased, Has Nego- tiated Mile in 1:41 4-5. he Post-Diepatch ISVILLE, Ky., Apri) § -— the running of the fortv-ninth se With renewal of the Kentucky Derby a matter of only three weeks off, the condition of the various candidates. their carry weight and ver a » the class meeting in 's wh ra- ing closely sdents ughbred ability t« os ere pe of the the thor watched bj merits of the Some of the seasoned $-: that have engaged in ra Bowie and Harve de Gra ing favor with the racing such es their performances just Gen. Thatcher made his 8-vyear- 014 debut early at Bowte, and while le in the way of class did eo in such convincing that his admirers are san- be a hard horse horse * fr fy. ner’s Sally’s Alley. the Z-year-old of last asking. and lediate 3 Ss} ‘ — ’ a ‘oO equal vear. her ® wae first — favoritism cocas stables Ze. ge to reports from the 1 ex Has Not Yet Stamed. nr ¢, | ep na lly fast wever, has not been y not mal for some day goes assure a goo even if he show: re May 19, as the one race un is worth tavo fore he t+ Ahi haf der more 1Te nr ap aft winner > f£nowr ee we kL. Q (.osrhawk Tratning be he at ade ATE « rr \Ag e igit Aspiration Has Shown Well geldings and fillies are eligibie to showing to good Louls Marshal!'s Prince K. having the fastest mile trial to hie crea@it to date over the Mewns course. Many of the can di- Aates for the ciassic will get into action at the Lexington meeting the Blue Graes stakes and other races that wv: help to fit them ‘heir engagement ir the fere*ture ra a?’ *ne JOCKEY ALFRED ABEL WON FIVE RACES IN ONE DAY AT BOWIE - leon 7 ’ The colts Th the West Derby have been advantage, with thet the t+ uf y ei Dancinrea this week al the Gayety Theater! ‘The ‘Giri in Biue” vs. ‘The Girl in Red.” Twice daily. ome Oriental contest all OO OO alae allyl Charts of Havre de Grace F eatures POL LL el ae ia Mal .« Chesapeake Stake ean¢ a e'xteent? At post. 4.1 REE v ‘erness v Barbary Bu 4? 6 ity of epeed, easily we lerness, C’sp furiongs. then rew Bt. Valentine nion Hand:cap, Post 4°45, le-Greenva.e 3* vw > o 4 9 » -) ~ . * - - “ > f . behind to middle Exterminator gamely Paw) showed speed “hickvale was rated held E» nator safe. closed ‘erm zrand Whitney PPP LPP PLB LOL A DE ee ee a a Bar : liked the go ir i i i i e PP a a a aL a LL LOA LA AAA A AO Ae colts and fillies: $5000 a44- Won eas!’s Owner, R. I for 3 year-olds, 4.42 Start good Camopfire-Genesta tting Od¢ée $3.10 $2.70 $2.50 $5.60 $3.50 $3.20 Jocker Re Putwell Cailttiett! Lunsford K um Mer Lyke Ciaver Dunlin tnto Gefeat In the first seven ry B g: made up ground fast. hed speed for half a mile. $2500, B-yvear-ol4s ané up, ene mile Start goot Won @¢riving. place Rowe J: - —_——_— ar Dunl'n ran wel) purse ——— Jor key. Betting O4ee, McAtee $10.80 $4 00 $2 60 Johnson $3 20 $2.10 lang $2.20 ‘ teaver >. aia rineill etretch, went into lead. and stancing was pinched back at the paddock turn, bot Jones was eased back at far turn, but came for six furlengs. Devastation evtrun. Own- OP ON el eel ™ » LO. PLL LL eh OL he el a i 3 Racing Results and Entries | tT Pe a ee ee ee Ne et Huntington Results. Claiming $700. 3-year o} —wt hinco teaguc $19.80 anc pures $500. for “Havre de ‘Grace | Results. re hfinder pur rs a’ |? {hes fuga Retayvy a.so ran Langs: Results. FIRST & Puree, $! 200) wide. The Jy oe Station Purses. nee Digit Lit wor PiacKk ercrTwetn TH ane tT 713 PINE ST. Fr! $1700 { . ode LOLOL LLL a eae Monday’s Havre de Grace Entries ret race. «laiming, f-vear-olds, four anc a heif ‘uriongs cocheen -128% Anna M. Hortesn.113 J. Buia.. 3 "Friday 13th OK Sten k + . ormana 10 one Febrah Fs *Roman Girl *aAunt Jane *Julia MM. . Becond race. test 3-vear- -olae née up urse ©1200 eix fur 2" n ®* Jacques 1] + he i! eT seDh eee ~ : Also eligible: *Sagcamore Alken . °g) ieabeth Bean Antille ‘marron k *Misar. Cork m ' Frank Monroe a—( cooper and vreeman entry Third race, The Lone Star puree: 4-year- and up purse $1200. si furlongs: ad’Or 16 Wellfinder ..110 hie Sedgefieia owns Fb M3 Sandy Beal 108 race. the Fiash Handicap, 3-year- $2000 ix furlongs iomon'se blLuminist 1°99 aResting Time .109 BSorgarth Areoon 107 101 aMias Cerrina O08 cCaladtum 104 Turbulent entry; b—W ertry; Opermen Fourth Purse ® Body Pimms a—Audier an¢ KR. T. Wi entry Fifth race, the Carolina Purse, 8-year-olds and up. purse 2000 one mile ané 70 song r 7 Zz ‘Salmon oJ]. B. Smith Farr son Jr Tippity Witchet 116 eV iat bSedgefield Iris aFair VP han tom = he Daye Lady ivra Genera! 2 Brookho t Thatcher Southerr Crote a—Aridies >—wW. J. Salmon and R. T. Wi Rixth rece, purse $1200 110 Farm entry: ison Jr. entry claiming. 3-year-olds and up one mile and a sixteenth: ..115 *Rpuge 110 *Perhaps Quocreek ..196 Tarn ~i11 iG07 *Mom e claiming: S3-vear-ol3ae end one mile and e furlione . 18 * Expiosive fo ..110 Norford’e choice O43 Johnny Trundee 10° *Ior Ree PR *Smerty *Staunch race $1200 e aliowence «| —— ee ee Monday’s Lexington Entries. Firet Race—$800. claiming. 3-year-olds, furlongs 05 *HMughes Graham 107 100 Ruetem 11¢ Lon Thiva 100 Mise Metse j » Permarce LOD $1000 or 2-veer™ ld matdens. 4o0v liv Volt P 1? Great Northern e—$800. claiming 8-year - tor nee wo OP AER S7S vor" ie A ja Peace elig.v.e | ®*Nanew l'es mr’ ; ‘I . Beodis ‘Phoentz Hote! ur mile and a ex itm - Of Parader Moste 107 Minto Il ce-~*T1200. sliowances 9 “year-olds, one mile ané 70_verde 195 Hove Believe Me.109 109 Be McMillan Sixth ~~~ 7 pee claiming. 23-rear-olds. four Sesjem BE Or Loney Binnie if Event! ioorhd “The Win Midniaht ‘Pati eron Towle . Mait Seventh race—8800 mi ° and 70 verde *Littie Ann *( ince *Hiue *Praise Galiford *Pend.eton Aker-Koucker alrmed ferret ; seve ninched back et far turn, came | mate AU. S. Municipal Net Event to Be Played in August —_——_ = Six Tournaments Are Sanctioned by Local District Asso- ciation Committee. —_$—— TT By Davison Obear. Four important tournaments will be played here é¢uring the tennis season. These events will be open to local players holding membership in clubs belonging to the @istrict and municipal tennis associations. Six tournaments were sanctioned by the St. Louis District Associa- tion committee, composed of Har- old M. Hess, chairman; Alvin Schwarz, president of the Municipal Tennis Association; Woodward H. Brown. secretary of the district body, and Fred C. Whiting, at & meeting last week. It is also probable that there will be tournaments for the champlion- ship of St. Louls County and &t. Clair County, Illinois. The tourna- ‘ment committee will send out «a questionnaire tomorrow t© all the clubs In the district association. It will pertain to tournaments and there will be a request for views on the desirability of holding interclub matches during June and July. There has been no organized in- terclub play @uring the past four years. The Triple A, St. Leuts Country Club, Kirkwood Country Club and a few of the smalier clubs played a number of matches during the season of 1922. In the year 1919 a very successful interclub tournament was held. A total of 15 senior teams took part in the play and there was a junior division with teams from four clubs. List of Sanctioned vents. The schedule of tournaments as sanctioned by the 8t. Louls District Tennis Association is as follows: June 16—Triple A Cliab cham- pionship. Jane 2%3—Junior Distriet centes championship for boys. July 2—Central States champtesn- ship for men, Triple A Club. July 7—tLeenl municipéi cham- Pionship for men and women public park courts. July 15—Open date Valley eat Kansas City). Aug. 8 to 11—National municipal championship of the United States Lawn Tennis Association. Sept. 1—City @istrict champtes- ship, for men, Triple A Club. The most tmportant event on the echedule is the National Municitpel Championship. It will etart on Au- gust 8 and should be completed Aug. il. Ne announcement has been made as to where the matches will be played. but the Forest Park courts will probably be the scene ef the tournament. At tte annual meeting Feb. # the T'nited States Lawn Tennis Aessocia- tion voted to establish a national municipal championship. At the March meeting of the executive com- mittee the tournament was awarded to St. Louls. Public park tennis champions from a number of cities mare expected to participate. States a Fixture. States tournament isa fixture for local players as well as for those {n nearby etates. This classic has been played on the (Mieseuri Central The Central USUAL ‘courte of the Triple A Club tn Fer- est Park almost every season for 6 period of over 15 years. According to the official! echedule fle annual champtonehip tournament of the Municipal Tennis Association start on July Thite event uweu- attracts an entry of 400 pilay- ers using the pwublie courte. Each park club holds a teurnament and ‘ne semifinaliete then play in an elimination event eat Forest Park. The winners of the elimination or piayoff become the champions eof the Munietpal Agesociation. Some of the lccal ranking tennis players are planning te take in the Missou Valley cham during the week of July 16. This tournamest will be played on the 14 courte of the Rockhill Tennie ud in Kaneas City. The team winning the doubles title will be sent te Bos- ton for the national deubles cham- pioneship. which wtll be played in August Turn to Pages 32 and 33 PART 8, This Issue , 4 pags

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QTNDAY MOBNING. Ato = ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -~*> - “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —a Jess Willard May Be but a Shell of His Former Self, but He Is a Pretty Good Egg at That _ ! , Osner to Battle — Tritt i tial / Pete eeete U. S. Golfers Beat Britons I wice Yesterday Sarazen-Hagen Columbia Varsity € _ , ~ Are Beaten in Oarsmen Capture Divide Honors if Special Match Childs Cup Race _— ot) ~~ Ts . . e > | | wa _ ff = With Britons [* en ee ) i Rivals by 6 Up and 5 to and Is Able to Ward Off Penn through the ‘fairwar Win Only Two of Four-Ball +. ad | i te ee Play Score. eee ote: me wp | steady on his short Matches, but Capture Four er ) , | he tee Sow Weil me sat : ° of the Six Two-Ball Con- i ae - — 1. ncaa apegerenlt: tests From Rivals. mic derelopment ¢ ee —— “ennecticut Yankee ee a Eo s | ‘ater chapters ram! ) , | welt and Root are chz : sa ‘s's. sees on the = the cages. ‘a *be Seacee More = ° es White Owls non Tae 3 + were smoked in 1922 than any — Se = Es Scat Sees |Z other one brand. ~~ “=< Champion Gene Sarazen Advises eee aS in is 4 Enormous Careful Selection of Sticks ee agua "ancat ot toe Past iy . 7 | SevAee 12 production he Leaders Unchanged ip fits cigar | in Tenpm Event , S ke pro per 4 : Alhambra Grotto Five With : : 2777 Tetal Rells Best Score m Handicap Tourney. = - = re tas? pee a - beee eet ~ ee RP ee eee ~s —o" La . as — Ren ets ge ee ee ~ ‘rain of events that be Coester. uc Sates Narr € 3 ee sg eae - Sr te Turker ‘ns 19 S Kentucky 4 eollecet an American ciaé img out of the destructi * r “——awPrro~e O_o SC ~~ «= "hs fal oo oct tee Ct i id ™ re cle ha ae + : Ne a} i * ‘ . © eae <". ‘se ‘an made a contract Tark'sh ceuteer at Phi “agement *o Robert a oy of the Tafted States, Tas an ee ve-opeper < ‘ea whole ef «~~ WS \\ ‘ NOX "2G Seen the «¢ a cgues. He let ‘ welceme 4 ¢ _Be“ca and a iarge ‘ween "he two coustrieal * after he bad \ ES —" DEEN GETS 758 TOTAL IN BOWLING TOURNEY: mn 1398 be was sent Stet State. at ag + e~ fC" aphers at Genera. * London and a cour 2° SS. Peterstbersg. Last eights ec ores ey : : : sings . : ‘ "3ese assign men ws — Lb , ? “ = | @® Treason for & ; "nat be carried f er of Commerce and # Trantepertation of New enc see what could be ‘ations with the Near age ie nme atta eamng ee elt. ee ip vere in Tall ora American capital to four games end . L emo Ne | fattera feild Admiral or Whitancad - : aaa Pl vet . e that Kind of sto! a | decor <hroagh which Deen and Eu ; ' ; _ =“ = 3 : Tar ee | “™= which bed attended -~ COLLEGE BASEBALL. | : ig ine “When a dene al DANCING oa “Sade him the right mam Ares 4 Seerteeere 1 | ’ ? . as : | . ‘© tCLonstasts a Eee : a. aye eth send oeeert 2 ue titas. ead gan , , : —_ THE GIRL IN BLUE 7 ions which have junit ee, cea egy | ae y &£er is the ritification ) | 5 x | ver . " — @uiabeme 2 ; | < the Lome : ) on att | : | . oy the Terkisl Netre Deee ~ tediene * | ) ; ; i . . tees a ) rave : pS Aigora. ' Michigee ‘1. Vleceeete + ; =r 2 . * The . . Wieeccetn © Seorthewcerere * , ; Be . — - r ; Admirals tase ' , | ES “een tn which the Ceeeerdin ‘GSoeeleerrs SFr tice , . =. a. @ . es mpl ar . ' ? . = 2 ‘ on ; x ; — . ae. an *®an'ed ‘! Weet Yieginte & Marrieed &

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oBattle Wednesday to Feature Box. at First Regi. t Armory. mer, Who won from ron the occasion of Ppearance in a loca} bse Kid Sparks of Terre mone half of a double. mB w.)) feature the Rust- Athletic Association's First Regiment Armory Tyenineg. coin will decide wheth- r-Sparks bout or the -Frankie C onway bour the main event of the been in St. Louts for Working out a? the a's ey mnasium. Sparks Gre due to arrive today. ncipais of the matin tam*s bund sermn!- windup may real action than either Bud: ly McHale and the opponents tn this mary bout Drnigs ¢o- King- and “Young” “pounders The main > 10 rowndse: the sem. wunds and the Prelimin. he ray) ‘ Sa sect DUAN SSS AA Wasese A SAR SS WX SS ~ 4 =r ses ee _ —_ : _ THREE. — Se eee ee tees —- . ee : _ED ; ED. \ \\ WN — Ss ADRp SNA NANA — - Oi! ee a - —— i, tee: R \ led \ ww 7. % SAV uonWW Soanttihataagassangeesiipemaiouenaensnaeetaccass ee ee. eStart So me ee . oT. LOUIS POST DISPATCH meg WOON w ~——— ~ SY Ss ~Ss ~~! ‘ . ~ Ss .* . ~~* * ~ : NN ~ “~ ~~" . . . ~~, . “ws SS ~S ‘ rs AAAS NS ~~ s ‘ SN ~S A ‘ . ew a ee — = WRK LAS PQs ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ . \ SS . . SN RRQ : ow SS ° ok S . \ ~ \ SS SS SS ‘ SS ‘ ~ SS ~s RSs url ee ee ee A Bt hester Concession in ee -_——— EL Eee Just What and Where It ~ Ts and What It signifies | PROGRESSIVE AMERICAN ENGINEERS TO DIG MOSLEM PEOPLE How an Admiral of the U.S. Fleet Won the Sublim: Porte’s Re- gard on a Secret Diplomatic Mission During Roosevelt's Administration to Such a Degree He Was Urged to Com.’ to Turkey to Command and Build Up the Fleet. an Hono~ That Also Was Offered Later to His Son. Likewise an American Naval Officer — Now as a Sequel to This High Regard Comes the Exclusive Privilege to Exploit a Vast Re- gion With Mineral Wealth 000 While English and French Capitalists Vainly Rave. _ - By CHARLES G. ROSS, Ohief Washington Correspondent Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON. Apri! of the the vast Ches- rkish terests for the ter concession which Govern- ment has granted American in economic development of Turkey is the of a Connecticut Yankee at the Sultan's court later chapters ramify into world p.litics Oil. newest and most yirulent of international! trouble-makere, becomes the theme. Roose- velt and Root are characters; European dtzio- metists, keen on the escent of oj], stalk across the pages; in the background are unidentified American financiers and the American State Department The leading character throughout vexturous American naval officer from whom the concession takes its Comnecticut Yankee of the story of “9. he {s watching, |. the beginning. the story « aror \ is the ad- name. He is the At the age with jealous interest, a Ss ee in motion vears train of events that he set ar? Colby M. Chester, now a Rear the United States Navy. went to Turkey in 1900 in t. 8 8. Kentucky. His collect an American claim for indemnity grow- ing out of the destruction of missionaries’ prop- erty in 1896. not a mission, it would seem, cal- culated to win him the favor of the Turks. He and skiliful- he made Admiral of retired list, the was to help on the command of mission got the indemnity and so tactfulir did he conduct his & Warm friend of the Sultan, Abdul Hamid negotiations Had “Time of His Life” me has since remarked that during the Gavs he epent in suamtentinopie as the guest ADALIA } CASTELORRIZO :. UTALY) densi “MEDITERRANEAN SEA. es ee it | II : iil Ny HERS a ee DF MASCUS tne Si ¥ RX j 4 ores Existing Railways | _-e Kilometer Zones of Chester Concession —™ SS OI a se KitomeTeER MILES COMMANDER CHESTER. VU. S. N. He is a son of the Admura.. } ‘7 ‘= 4ae« < 7 THe concess100, i§f 1ajOr-Veb- Goethals of Panama Cana! fame. Nroy jer oT hy ; ; President. Admiral assistant in Admiral’s sons, un. & M Ta. Kermit Roosevelt, son of the late has also Chester's arcrsoctates AD been mentioned as one of active the enterprise is one of the Commander Arthur T. Chester, tired, who, after seeing the concession through Turkish Parliament, is now on his way the contracts to arrangwe financie] the home with deta interesting sidelight on the good will of the Turks for the Chesters is the fact that Art2ur, like his fether before him, wes offered the command of the Turkish Navy In all his dealings with the Turks miral has seen the return of the bread For instence., the Ad- cast upon the waters iran fleet tour The Tu Government, naturally, Admiral! rkish Going further, Chester ar- | wn pleased ranged for 12 young Turkish naval officers to | return with the fleet and receive instructions at Annapolis One of these officers, Rouf Ber, was present : when the Turkish Parliament retified the Ches- ter concession, with only 12 dissenting votes, He happens to be now Turkey Not long ago ard Oi! Co. called on the Grand Vizier and said: I presume rou understand that the Standard O!ll Co. ts not back of this conceaston’”’ ae | : °* ‘ me rot understand. rer a representative of the Stand- rned the “that the Turkish Go hat the Turkish Government {s presu Grand Vizier back of it.” If the storr of the Chester concession ended bere, it would need only an epflogne telling that American capitalists are getting reatr to reap the fruft of Cherter*’s long labore. brut of! enters Continued on Pace 3B. ils prior to the beginning of eurvers. Ap. thet be) he per. suaded President Rooserelt to send the Amex ’ to Constantinople during its wert | was the Grand Vizier of | Conditions of Chester Grant Which French Banker — “Calls Most Amazing Bargain World Has Ever Known”’ ‘able to the Post-Dispatch Coprright. 1923 PARIS 60°T we most amazing bargain sale the world has ever known,” is the way a prominent French banker today characterized the Turkish Government's concessions to Rear Admiral Colby M tL. S. N., which the Angora Gov for some reason is anxious not to April 28. (Chester, ernment hare broadcast They reveal, however, a remarkable con- fidence in Admiral Chester, as controlling finances necessary to carry out the task of constructing railways and ports, exploiting bundreds of mines and building schoolhouses which would require almost unprecedented influence tn all branches of human effort. This correspondent has obtained one of ‘the few copies of the concessions terms secretiy brought here from Constantinople, not even the French Foreign Office being yet provided with complete texts of the three aocords They show thet the Turkish Government in what seems a dream of making Turkey the economic master of both Burope and Asia. has virtually placed itself for 09 years in the hands of the Chester group or any one to whom Admiral] Chester might sell out the operating rights in the multitudinous grants and all for the jump sum of 70.000 pounds, Turkish. (The prewar value of a Turkish pound was $4375.) Today this ts worth less than $49,900 tn American momer. Whet French Concessions Were The concessions which the French claim were accorded them in 1914 in return for the loan promised of 1,000,000,000 francs and only a small part of what is granted to the Chester Syndicate, although the French, heaving already lent half s billion before hee tiiities broke out, would have paid anether £00,000,000 francs. A secret report by Feyzi Bey, Minister of Public Works to the Angora Government early in February. also shows that an American, Dr. Glasgow, representing the ©. J. Whrte Construction Oo. of New York as earty as 1908, also was after the 3000 kilom- eter railway and mineral] grant on « basis of paying 20,000 pounds Turkish but was out- bid by Admiral] Chester, who ea reer later obtained the Grand Visier’s consent to com- mence operations, but the deal was not rati- 104 by the Ohamber “For political reasons.” Ferri Bey’s report. & copy of which the corresponéent possesses. continues: “Recently A. Kennedy and Clarence Chester, son 6f Admiral Chester. acting as the Ottoman Derelopment Oo dr virtue of s procuration signed en the #th of May. [222, came to Angora te ask thet thetr Reveal Remarkable Confidence in the Ability of Admiral Chester to Finance and Carry Out Tremen- dous Enterprise. project be resumed. My department was instructed to study the question. I received ae letter dated Nov. 4, 1922, from Banoea Commerciale D’Italia, announcing a deposit of 60,000 pounds Turkish as a guarantee. Likewise this bank wrote that the peti- tioners had the means to execute the work in question. The Guaranty Trost Oo. had written a letter to the same effect in August, 1922. “Official private information gathered by my Gepartmemt confirmed these declara- tions the work represented in round fig- ures an expenditure of at least 400,000,000 pounds Turkish and it is impossible to en- visage a method of construction which will be more gdvantageous for otr railway sys tem. It {is certain today, because of the lack of companies, we could not get more than fire per cent of the rerenues of the mines already {n exploitation: For example, the copper mires of Arghana, which are among the richest !n the world, cannot provide even a ifving for the population of the region, which is now the poorest in the world.” Playing for U.S. Sympathy in Wer One of the most startling paragraphs in Feysi Bey’s report, however, shows he was not only thinking of economic supericrity but for expiotting American assiztance in future Wars. “In the event of the construction of these lines, which have recetved the approval of the Genera] Staff—thus becoming an essen- tial part of Turker’s future strategic eystem —gur country wi!) increase in riches and will be im position to oppose no matter what aggression from the erterior.” Herewith is the principal condition be tween Gant ané Oads (Grand AssembDly of Nitional Turkey and the Ottoman American Development Society), covering the mein railway lines, minera! rights and water ex- ploitation grants. Under Article 1. Gant accords Onds, which sccepts, a concession to construct ané ezploft on conditions herein announced the foreign railways, to be approved by the Com- missioner of Public Works, and to be « width of 1.423-meters: A—A Tine leaving ®tras. pass Karpout. Arghana, Diarbekir and Bitlis and termim ating at Van. B—A line from the » vfeinity of Karpout te Youmourtalik, via the Valley of Dijethoun. C-—A line from a point on line A passing by Moeul and Korkut, terminating at Suley- manie. Facts on Financial Terms Article II.—Stipulates that the duration of the concession shall be 99 years from date — of ratification of the concession. Article II].—Stipulates that Oada, within 20 days of acceptance of concession. must’ deposit as guaranty of execution with the Banca Commerciale D’Italia, 70,000 pounds Turkish, this sum to be refunded after con- struction and acceptance of the first 200 kflometers of rallway. The company may de posit the guaranty with any other bank ex cept the Ottoman Bank, but in the event it is a foreign bank the company must ob tain of the Ambassador of that country «a letter declaring that, if conflicts arise, the deposit must be transmitted to tribunals appertaining to the Turkish Government. In the event the sum does not total 70.000 pounds Turkish within the specified grace of one month, the fnitial deposit of 60,000 pounds becomes the property of Gant. Mike wise, in the event Oads is not constituted under the commissioners specified in this concession as a Turkish company, the whole guaranty of 79.090 pounds Turkish becomes the property of the Government. ARTICLE IV.—Piedges Oads to become cons@tuted within six months followitg ratification as a Turkish corporation, to be submissive in the present ande future te Turkish laws, the constitution to be approved by Gant. Oads promises to put st the dis posal of Turkey, during a period of 80 days. one-half the shares of the corporation thus constitute’, after which delay the society may Cispose of a] shares not taken by Turk- ish eubsects. Artidie V. and VI. previde three months for the Turkish Government to study the plane for railway construction, which must be prepere4 within 12 months of ratifica- tion, though this period may be extended by the Commissioner of Pubife Works ft case of necessity; but the society is pledged to commence line B within six months there after and terminate within three years, work on the offer lines to begin within two years following scceptance of the plans and = ished within seven rears. Article VII says the Commissariat - name technicians to supervise and etuéy con- struction ami efminictration but te cover the expenses of such supervision the co™ ee Continned on Page SR. a ores er - + a oo 67 BY tg san . 7S CF * al —n ™ See a ee Se rs a er OE IE RN SNR CERO ST fi ON OE emi am + cee a Re ae yn

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et Oe & eae ss 4 * os es SS BP sae pie - a Sie ies oF nt > ee ke eres ‘ : . _* . ee ea 2 a a 4 | i L | Ht " 2B » ST. LOTIS POST-DISPAT by yoy » puEsTEee oe & eee owe ~- EDUCATING A PARTY. If you are to treat participation im 6 Permanent Coart of International Justice A Ae A eR EE. le Be ee = Free Speech in Engiand. Te ee Efcer of Oe he Di apen mR WADING of the spectac=u-a: € R= British Laber party 3 UE ccnentesone i lera. I , ee c my opinion on tse s- ey — ag a citizén cf Eng anc bie Seted in publie witnow: fe ‘a’ =_ Can rou or —sRowcen§ eFlor= vS 7 7 = ; ini ’ a Jemecinec bem cancer : WIM! ; SH : ) - MIB 7 - AD ih) nm 2 A, rt nerv@jet= exchange for quesGamabie horor of be en >a.” By’ mot encug? ber See Dea > —*>5 oo. oe 2ore—'in af cor eer roelern ard SuPer isior these doctors of tbhemee..es te Bttend and Or »ave ‘e+ a a Ama th perents of those « a “are ther =e ereagh power ‘co prevent * ese We are erer S «acer -« = % “ge *>e god eee = cre jeré irritated agbeoct ther eres > ok -= bot T am etre ower there «he t dance for 65 rr *, | .** -~ ~ " utili a. — A ne 2323 a Heed lie samme a8 “ee o ¢ Sie we Trecers, beat Cheap, deed Te au ef Foer'ta ewe te peepee of a *hereugh (rvrestiga‘ion of *"e ef evers Sher’ tn F™or 4a. e -er Sher "Ss were ef ‘ seeme *> ef the ~nilted MINSTREL OF DIPLOMACT . 5: =e. or 4 FARMS AND RAT ROADS -*® a= =ousces arTerTace “ATT 4T8_.8 sarTment cf derts .c8@8 380 veTese™ - - - ° —_ oe “* > > —-——- ‘>a * e? + -* es ~ Be, Beene © Sa ef on ** av" e7"ag = fae sl20Te av, ~~ = _- - 7 —— ~ = & — «= a. . a > ee " ; = weeks > > eS Pe roeacs Benciec more freight thas erer bdefore ‘= ‘heir bistory for the correspanding per‘eé. exrread- ‘mg the record of 1918 Dw qiere ‘han e million cons : 2322. to March 15 .§ sew fretgh: cars SB servTioe 4.1.3 locemcttres v3 68 62508. ererage of 191.198 new cars an 980 sew locomotives fer 0 period fom °4'? +: 1°22. The emtching up ef . lated sk srtare of eq= ent : * 2 Fo; row as cer gcar> ers and tmost helpless siement, _ ls A i es “ne ; Cia , vr ar 4 - 74 et ers —enr scene rer OE! em ee Oe weee or | ae ee AMERICA. 1923. —— A MINUTE Sc 38+" we acrer’ ° "SS £7 A _=® ested only Sre monthe and Seur Gave “— Famesy War —Listery cf Srt=sh _ ors o> wes ae — . i ——_ er?er «er ~o 4 > a: ‘ > > > 4 & culs wWeman tock Ser gick Geog te Se —_ toe Wa * ~ Sie" the 4erter asi AccoPfng to the beck Ge bas “he aemmptems ef 57 63 tos rere 4. Saecrts Seen reaches —-rTa>rc. ther ser The feces tow going on about Galries being located t= the city reminds we that all ‘Be cutting pastureg are —_— ee ee THSECOCRE TRIAL. lhe MIITIRROR pee *- rrp oc uce the irediep pad Ts cls om the yuretinms NOR TS PRISOW gmiow=: ‘ise he sage when an >” .BOTeT ‘>. jeeve the State oan Was geT ous." perolies have been a 4 “> some pal > capacity tar -— ° -»err?’ w @ -w for gufterting Sa ts ingushing wat ee °'" El -@mees * eotmal @ ~eaais “or a rer er «> 4 ~ ore wer h-w hile aca-ag t= Etec, fee fem -crures ip 2c mo cur eTT pales a-e «se ¢ed *o «2 brute Gey a Be. 7 Re re ee + : h IPs wat sure y not be wrhheid from cur ‘eller Be CHTRCHES 41ND RACE PROSLE re © lacgest Baptiat "7 @ the congregstion of wh more thas 134.966 't grew ‘from a bandtul of ‘ook pace sia ere © £° C45. eT PAUSlor | wen. a‘ ial of; A 1 ( apaomaot — I mae : tafe -*e P-ertcrr —@ Caeser oa 3h 8 —gr sencesmoa za>"@ wert Wer tor “*« ¢ -ac7or a4 rai rcedés 1 enatotia The Frenct os agv wil Bot recegus % es far as ‘tt D ene th er sesso” are "eT § Te waderstand “= ' .— -ecesgary "° “£50 segter eoncesien Tw "a? ce ef the OFT " - oe | eae 22> 2 o- fese >a =SB ~ ter fen orred. mariztg % - eRatre agaire ‘he ‘eage sac ss mee ~~ @ovtek 4er''r ed ‘to ne matter rested. to oo ‘ore the cerferegse sow

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ST.LOUIS POST- ‘DAY MORNIN RIL. 29, 192 OST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIT. 29, 1993 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ae — a eee ee ee NT _— ~ ear mm 'y,; A N ot ¥ 2 $ “J - 4: = Z RS rT D IG TU > K E y oT MN oe oe Fioorcovering Curtains a Throw Rugs = | 3 *h . “este appears to be Supremely con- have covered South America © quantity p' eces p: come in “S 2 - . 3 Pe AR mots patterns, Come in beautiful patterns spec. tf * Genatinued From Page 1B. fident that his dream of a Turkey! ban! -_ ~ rejuvenated thro - ' ame — ugh American ea). Breaking Into Asia by Back Door. bare beer used | 4emronetration Dur acks (3c ™ gq ° , ‘= interns] ta) will he ; .00 ___C —_—_ Gs he plot, ana ts } eit realized His concession Tarun teed for 26 Gencn 26 tere. y Cc 79c niaKkKes possibie not me TMM HL Se ee HL ! poses. special, sy aspect. rings piot and counterp!] >t. only ¢ . , b Ly on , oad ooh Struction of railroad ne — cee, anaes ihird Fioor = a Seok att wh :¢ 4S and the work- Hav establishe Window UUs Tid TAAL Coati 9Rc Vacuum ee Pes . ly r ‘ daim and counter-c.a.n ‘NO B800N@! ing of m eee , in.nes ¢ ’ ; ® and o!! fields. but the open do ester concession bee t- buildir nad the Ches nra . lilding of canals. factories, baniie Ly E ef than protesis from British and otelg, telephone ana telegraph lin-s, “ow we pro} [oO go in preach sources began to be heard and even, it is hintea, a new, mods! back door— Asia Minor— )) opaque Ail colors Floor), each Capital city on a site chosen by the Mmearest >¢ Ail trade soon Meant only the Turkish Parliament. The Plan goe,g tending toward the West T whey scapes and Fringed S Shades ~SUNFAST | te oulléing of railroads in T irKey, ‘he so farasto contemplate a s0cial we}. la cloper to our eastern coaat hy 509: 5000 Dem. = ‘or “YS TE wag wipe * - © 7 7 : al s » mo + pentie 3 mm 7 o~ ” eee ’ Ww ee) o NLU gH - oa - Fw > at ofl. or about the amount of the from the commercia! development of came Ars ‘ ‘ Tur) . , “Neither ++~e French nor the gritish debt to the I'nited States urke} | : . > e* > _* iin * g lish c,ai1m has a ex To ®’an " on ’ ae earomen’ © ee enet indi After the Revolutionary War, think that in both cases the — . a 2 fara map? * brown end c aar r . a9 was 7 - * « i. 5 Ce ee -- — ” "6.tNCH 440 MARQUISETTE & | be Bu’ if ‘me o e«t mine | Poplin “de een bt 19Q vehann*« Osa arred =i cam az a’ 1 . ALI-w oo1 velour Capes, embroidered collar and bottoms. | up-to-date stvles in the newest effects in the lending = | “pring shade 5. (00d assortTmen? to enoose from ‘a wena mS " : Su HHH and WISSeS— SIZES: Monda onlv (Second Floor } & 7. e Ow NS Kitchen APRO aS PETTIGOATS Aprons Po v Prim stvies per- Women's r shin Pet *) ti & -* FS OI yO IY A a RS ti OLE I A eA i 2 eal le AP hy HLLPUQHNUOUUAURDYASAVAAUUOUERAAAUUOU TTT TTI LLLLLLLLLLLLUAAAEEUTLLLL LLL mace f ‘nterna: ©O i 4 Asia-Minor just as commercial h4odies tened or have one into 7Tha. Sahl en +3 nar’ Viosu mt) was or a ne ‘he \a- ‘ s ; Ry 4 n America \5s Pp rpose ny e : * the last tauseanne 7 ™er-can Dusiness men. we have che “unspeaka! evee that Kep h ean veil Mogens ) “ane . ne from an agreement ir *+8 ® 60 'O Gur Government °c lames : . - protection againe? any foreign Coe r. ared tha’ present conference The Turke ernment that rises to interfere wit and hones’ the TD! nt nN , . } time: - | at the Villavet (Province) of e egit:mate e iterprise Governments had been horr!i iA mT Lia 3 i ; ; “Nosy! where the pPich oi! fields s part of their territory they please The British assert ; ee ee oe ? 0" ‘ere’ ‘es «a highly contentious issue before adreraee : peri ea ; h . 7 , = a mm e: e Won en « mis 4 a} strie: good as : ) G ngham kitchen band feale; arge assortmen’ tiroats: embroidered sortment of patterns ver Gowns want to eradicate the idea *hs: is the case Now the i have carried this country into tro stroved despotisn bie. This project was designed .:- &8 their protectors st Mosul is part of the territory o! per the Roosevelt administration lI have sometimes beer Jesopota mia or lrak,. whicn Wares broke out and prevented our expressing pro-Turkist | Ast + th tnee “aAKIng over the propert: Now cause IT am a concessions apg meee : = en are reacy to proceed Turkish (sovernmer? laueanne conference the British x; UOUUUANUAERASOOOTT STE Aprons: eneck pat of patterns Second , rE = in percaie Second Second Flo | , ea ruffles (Second Lloor terns Second Floor). i Floor e% Fiber = le S7c | 39c | 19c | 39c | 39c ry ar oS LUNAS UUUUEULEN OULU Ratine 36-inch wide, estre goo¢ quality Ratine the wanted very special - 1h materiale fron \e@ric r about sked that the dispute be referred , ; : Ame¢ricn 4 , ‘ _- we re £Roing to bulid ar other Den ar Tr her 7 a a concessiong tke League of Nations The ‘ . - vy anotner Alibuquerdue. another Chev- I heliere in the urks Tel - ‘) - vin «> av would irke demurred, sa . To become prosperous, Ti- iral Chester explained that th tT ae _ . enmne —_ ne 1 ; tr inN- ‘. no chance against Britteh in- yay waits only on railways to bring a s given 18 months in wh! the leag ie Thev pro- one ts products To illuetrete she ‘ srTEeCe 1? = jhe « omed. ‘instead. a plebiacite. Which Gog: of taking ore from the coppnrer + tir t does rot find e he British declined to accept. There wines at Arghana to the border fo . ‘o make the roject a pi 1 Ic ‘he matter rested, to come an v"- @melting is $50 a ton—a prohibit! : f fure tf need not we h fore the conference now eittin price. Railways will carr the ) =m Hhiinh= The British contend | % : a ton 75c Silk _ HOSE ~s e 7 ~de o-u0 «@ > : aii wee = . o" “ 7 - , Y - ' 7 . . . ' " . en ee ee a a ne ee ee ee en to. . 2 —- ee ee ed The British Government after >» , when an hon | examination said Lord Cur- | TO eC 1) erests Q) U] T er serving erie con, as reported in the official min he proceedings, “were con- Continued From Page 1B. . and remain convinced. of the bie = BeTriOuUsiy 11, im 7 . : y of this concession hev pan wi, Pa. the con pies have been grea and feel, bound to upho! it.” monthly. commencing cation. 279 gold piastres Kilometer of the concession ._~ -~® » ie ee o: >) Ve the State ; Sok =” - the S wrnohs i" « se 6° to some po In @ Statement declining to ad- milves or attend th: "it thet Mosul wae a part of Irak mo case was there a ~ Turkish delegate, Ismet hegre Articie VIIIl.—S8pecifies that such Ty th . the Government laced then ver ‘ommed up the Turkieb posit! work being a public utility. the } / 1 its right ‘o purchase win regard to the Turkish Petro- and building necessary. where yi ts : Wa ee v for con m™ Cols eoncession in the foo are owned bv individuals «x words appropmated at t} expense rompany, accord io “a urkish re Deubdie bet «te. ez ‘ra — ——— sheet in epercisa 79c UAUANUNAUNAUAAUUNNI Pillow- 42456. ity regular very especial at 19c = {HULAUAAUEGOAUUNUANUONUAT Table- cloths Hemet'tched ara sealioped. round ard , ». ‘ ») ‘la The iatest ho Governor had ints Warde fthe pe Pnfidence ine ! i the treaties. agreements and revurr lide Vae entionrs which Engiand mar my... unatiended ard “mse concluded in regard to a coun- to 4d: Here which is still legaliy part of the Quarry and sand hills necessar bat might be stud. ‘Toman Empire can have no lega! Beir liberties yer cat- tue The more so because the Priecner. uncuarde: /opulationg heave not been given «a rving the remainder: ‘ance of expressing their wishes ~ appropriation e terminated side two months ea request. green Fn ong ‘Beautiful California.’ Paes Daa ae Laleny. ’ = “Cc. Floorcovering that will gite Aggravatin Papa. a: as you 1 ees weer patterns ‘Old Glory is ee A! ya = ~~ a or en} ro @ soem) og. e house; epe A Ae as Good as tne gis Bs fps) gone i. ) a jomecrew. 39c¢ Name. ) refern the construction will be turned over to uUrke\ Nevertheless in the event »° the company upon indemnification purchase of the railways al! electrical eof the proprietors by the society, instalaltion not connected with tho but State properties are to ft T- rmmines remains the property of the = ' . . " ‘, fereé gratultous)s ew ¢i1) ‘ eonr but his word and etly an@ safe from all pressure ° S society till expiration ~ og waka. Ore highiy than te ‘nd foreign occupation.” Article IX—States that 1e¢ lines #ion, as provided in Articie i! f ; if are to be single track only, bu ed out of priso: The atleede of the American gE , (l TO BUILD A PORT. jeft in a man it ¥ Government teward conflicting con- |* °° be expropriated sufficient fc: Article XX. Gives the society the - 4 : vy | T) = al . - . +h ~4 : honor ‘eesions in the Near Best was set * lg weg nga b-snge Periz scrlpnaaes . right to construct a port at You forth yy Ambe - Ch 4 . . rues of tre eociet, : r i — ane k im guch manner as tn ear a \Dasea cor 4 at Lau- -_ a rm m4] , NIMAI : Y n Article XXII, is suff! SS Beetgirepmedy is an: atin: tne - : >. & he on Jan *2 as fo\lows ips 0 reach ne GQ ja\s ' He m1} anvrortization and nterest ‘argo ading and unloading of good ere th - . ony? ct) " . — ' ‘ a 2 " : ' P ‘ Aaee ; + _ : : : | 4 , oe are conf) rez he Governmen have » storage in port buildings Fr sed, there is ho rea MS Siready in exiatence in re- +, demand the t named co: bir plans for the 7 i . | he ’ - . ; - , : . ; ¢@ : i ; ; id : e\aa he ; te me of impressing . eel it their duty to remind the con- | — en of the con: ver the railwaye & mals on people wh fremre that without eeeking Spe- arin etinee of the lines luri: retored gratu.‘ousiy ea not credit creatures * pric leges or favor, the Govern- sratinr of the concession he concession — ~~ ’ @ ' ; , eF : oe so payers. ; ce cee C ned States hes not grounds and “orks as we vernment rey is a benediction ented to the principle that it mar the capital and revenues of the s If, within the period praevided for suffering and the Gseoriated tn the rights of peace tate are to be freed ofall taxte the port plans are not submitted o: ishing trait of ci ‘Tom be usual consequence of asso- — ‘he port not constructed, the Gor to animals is the anton in war ard ernment reserves the mght to have : r ronmental supervision na ) +3 ' \ PWorth-while human Admire) Chester Would Hold On. conto esaggys et c nehes as ronstructed by a third party oe" rily adjudged to be : Hew far the Sate Department ceptance of the bre ) use the wight of * "oul go in upholding the Cheste: tiar affection, but eesion against British an‘ To a brute they w) Preach counter c laima remains to or Our fellow beinge ceermined m the Opinion of Admira’ Ches'te: PROBLEM. * Bricieh and 2 ave nee a og tn e*anada on ‘je ;, - ) ' : ae 4 — . . an 4 "ear ss TF Rapist congregsa' on ae e€nnounced his ietearr inmatior , : 2 ~ . rig ©, . : aan Pwr ; sie nh a 2 n@) : jlarant, : : gregat.on of Olls e* . a on to the Chester gran?’ Aga nt wt * ‘ . : if . . - ies . 7 . ry ’ re ’ ,* er comers, while | a Be: nt ceicingponeee n han 10000 members was « a yewes ; ‘venu ti and their ramift Pos? . le ne *®now in this country as a spe 7 Vili ; a ' elo? the aociet handfu oe} peor . Tepre@erta‘ive 4 4 -. e rew | ; : °- oh G : ; , . ‘ aurit . 20k —P ace after ac sovern er hae Ae: lared, } . . pa’ . . " ' : CoO 2 " im 5 : : nein s ret nome -- >. » o by - 7 ned 7 Power on a wiA : : : - _ . ' ° ; ry ' work were obta . LOY to et tene faraee om 1 Turkey's Purchase Right After 30 tions, principally © nea leading to tl Kpioited Y cars. Bi'the also are being Before rontinul: wit) .* iyi? nder this con Ol ee » ¥XTI of worship. * * “e* given the writer by A@mira! ary lines to revert ne "oreenen | Governme uncil of Churches ® ~'e8'er, it is. perhaps. pertinent to at the exptration © ; ‘ears after ra’ ment is under we) "ey thas in some Washing’: qua The society will have the men chase any Works cordial co-operation "* "here te a feeling that his fail- tablish the pipe ines necessar) ae a Datasery meeung interracia! _ ! * W name the financial backers technical econemic exploration « r Bouthern eiates the “Ms pro: ect mev be due ’ ' ns the otf] wes The same regulations ership in « move- “etire for sec ecy hut 7 : 1cuUi* for exproprs' n of the iandg neces tolerance for th* " interesting American financiersin sarv to} : as well as mor “* scheme lt (9 estimated that 'h-* rae No eet progra’ *“NOuMt needed for the projected rt that must be solved orks ig 8800 fon on: The question ; | Pa live together in vr " Whether Americar investors wi ~— mits ncn bw | of good will ave he willing to risk large sume in * sgreemente the right 1 : | 4 sev Nagnem y Pemaesgen eo mepile In culti- ' “urbe Dart ef the world withou' tural waterporer upon hieh © ere, anaes fons al wart ) "' Pusrantee or permanent provec- rights have ret, beer —tielos XT an wr n BY the American Covernment order *° BUTPP!) ) ; : ; Hower that may be, Admiral,sary ic exploitation of the raliwaye' Centinued en ‘ext Page. ~ T oe UU deenatelimentiameel TT ee ee ne ae >» UVEAANL TEUUUUUUUUUUNONEONOOOOUOUULEAOTTOUOOOLEUUUUAAAAAEY EA ATU Hose 2 SHADES FOR 50 +. ’ ‘hiidren se Cut Price Sale of Wall Paper a heu i "Se Hose ee Snatee Sa D. they 15¢c > ewe sol 50c ’ ’ . | J . 7 | 4} ”" Ra Nargains beginning Monday . "@ 4€8S nan Rese vren:) Baseme opportu nity to saye on Wall : Dresses Dresses if yds. Brown wtifll Paper et-- en sese.----- OPE] | one, tot ot womens Ch! és seen Analg ; and misses silk echest Sree, Som _. | meade and trimmed: go Standaré brand Li 7 serge and velour «5 this esie Cc unbleached. yard ; . . 11 a colors eens é Dresses ear, wii Raseme wide very ecta)l stvies and »lor «hile 2000 yare a las’ ‘ards Cae , Rea ne canine when iroom Papers in the most Ww oy ast $5.00 == $1.00 : ‘Basemen') en qua: yy T . owels Tapest rv. Harmonella anda ine wonderful Petticoats ! Heavy cresh [| Meached Musiin 2s roe Worens muslin Pett coats knewn brand Sh-i neh 1 Arc 1 oc 2 C 32¢ ves. — ate Noe bleached. very epec'al, off ue reit; per vard . , y . gee 20c aa 17te UEUTLUTUUASUOUUEHYOOUOOUEAAOUUUTAAUOGAAOOU OOOO ADAOURAAADOUDSAAYAHEUEOOOOUAOAUOAAOONEOLEAEUOAUAUAAOUUUOUOUUOUT Protea yar err ¢ SST LLL Article XI to XVII—Provide ertheless, the society will have . . } , erred mut in the event the ec : vs ak : ed. t right to use ne port Yourmourta . 9 h le r to © ott the? : is unable prope - and th organiza’ . ’ e “a ' a e ad during a pe rept in cage * sit cf ditt UUVUUUUNQNAUUUANOAATOUULAUUE French claiman’s Stl _ Gertrudes s eter of «@ a..*Y @ "lanes aoe 60. ol rre''~s éeqrrattorn. TT lawn Beaches. Feilding and : > ©? gervice fer $6.98 Folding Steamer or (anvras CG peopie @balir with arm + wee $1 8 fupe WVindew Awnings ~ 4 . white, per pa'r . : ; , . . ® ' - r th rr ~~ a , ; , > ©: QO -3 UTTER >, np.eoe Ww f zs .r ropes ee tetas Curtains ‘ ; — do Weer Betlers | * de sat , : . a “ on oe gq Black Sate Play Shoes dereretion — SHH LELLL Bloomers . etal — — Hear’? _-— @)t* a @e °& — rors reg. a -— “a ) we per — Pasemer — a —~ — — — _—_ — — —_— . eA — _ 19c ryt nreese nn SL AUAAUUUANALUAUUOEAAT HE VHAAAVUUTANLAARU UNH 19c UUUTTOUEATOOOHOATTTDATT NTA HU UT WMttt MUQAUATAUUULALUUUUOANI THULE the f# e@c'r Cc iH immmamunntieantisaccatienamennnnnnll MMU nT DTT

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TURKISH GRANTS TO . AMERICAN ADMIRAL paper LAMP; +r —_ - - - > 4. 7 + P ’ emo: - "The fom , sm ag we as (or "he am wetbin the specified t rere | 39.00 Piates, Crowns, Bridge Work $5.00 = ~ $14.90 TP ‘erat or 5 : . ; . : ; . : reas nrteRge pets = ~ ws ee : : 2 — ppisd ———. STONE ELECTRIC FIXTURE & SUPPLY apes yeh _ 25¢ to 45c Ginghams FREE TRIAL © . | = : ~ az 35 Sill , Soon | = Strate pret =o eae The Good-Cleaning ~= O Qg eet eee 23 as po Code | ee ee = Easy Running ~ f= ee ee ae lic Paya Saale Plath Fare, | ne i ee “The Cleaner that Saves the Rug ae Lae receeming 2 oe re = 80. .o. eS Re GR ok ee, peers fe: wae = y ; x3 Tes a co, lal eer a oy ~ > - TCS ire ae “wp, ¢ ; - ~~? en al er . = d =» at : —" R a ee nh iy ae ss te es RO ad Hs oer git +e “& Akt ba 3% . Princess 5); | | Leege cue éoubie Our Free Trial Plan reads acrom the compezr's -alware Qh Soot ates wrnas as as | — SS ee .. z= =- oar ° = * E nd-of -the-Month Speciais | emec four yusds wits ts . ooes oT che oe ¢ piece “rr sc ase yest (Teo qualtt oT = =pesSentions Tacs nm ‘be weer we o“fer aareeea, epee. square se —eV7—"“~"" — =e ——_2. _ = - — | 9c, i fc and 32C ~ —, ie 7 - —_—I “9 & ow \e ' ~ HAVIN ‘Ce wee 4- - as 4 . 17 : a : 7 7 Oe | | pe {> Extra Lar » ad Rug : = les: Ror: ; cn “I g se sie Heap alt : | : | —_ os - = 7 : - = ™ 7 £ ~ ~ n = = - 20, 5¢. Je, 8*e, 9 2¢ and 12'‘2¢ Se > ~~ wT 4 ~ * —-* a ie ~ na Srmag - esr? eee on, 10-Inch Double Disc UAVs. 50% Off on All - Graphophone Records @ = 2== 2-1 ="= CHINAWARE itts—Not Old Numbers - ‘ ~@€am.¢ss = See? ho an ~ mA cny Others B 72 ve ee ae 4 as **

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ScNDAT. 5 29. i923 , APR The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone exceeds that othe the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' a rms of Tur kish Grant to Admir al Ches te r See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6, 7 and 8, This Section. ; on Preceeding Page “nce with Article ry Continue’ convention of the principal ;must be reached between the two eet par: = Rhee. Be Ac Y eto the French, coincides with Article VII says { | Parties and defines the annexed con- Articie VIII Except acs force - ye points (on the CONCESSION | line shall be PI wh ae Samsoun-8! vas vention as — OT aaccaus Tet et te ee. ciaegnan't generous PO fhedp prow the following pee within three cipal convention Some of theses the engagements of this convention article a ~~ . f,overnment Work, on the line. anal @uaaee Pin i. nes are in the area m0 ” oy Se — gens : Ry "9 te, codices A NT) accords ©) A I) S who ac- BOTa 10 Moussa einment considers mandated to j ncessico'’ to construct and fo Vea, ang hous f the co ur years. One yea: WeG > e Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps- | C ‘harg e Purchases mad During the Remainder Few Restricted © Articles Excepted. of the Month W ul Appear on May Statement - within Herewith the text of the prelimi ott th tk eee ae ae nam » ¢ . ; in conformance with the tion of the branct waters > en: i -|ary conventio wherein Feyzi Be force ,jeul | wien of the principal conven- | Tcehe}:: sy Pete ch rom Sivas io! Public Works Commissioners § for ticle 1: ba 1 wie ah On °on | ; well as the «general agree- conventior foe A of the prt neip2l' Turkev, and Messrs Kennedy and the executio: e § dt. engagement 8 ans: - first iine commencing at the conat truc ti society will commence \KChester in the name of the Ottoman. OADS deposits in . branch of the : : } s " 4 ’ Ae sas aaa ‘ ; ‘ ‘ passing via Havre, Amas- Tchalti to 9 of the line from | American De. elopment Society con-, Banca Commerciale d'Italia at Con | erum ar lt o TS ot _ ‘ ma ' , n . ; ; . i ; | {) i , ents mn ‘ : ‘ ; ‘ j ‘ f . featuring the basket tive patter ear} pasitchy Tes. cpg 29c Table Cail 5@c Luncheon Sets . | white Indian Head, stamped Consisting of one centerpiece for applique, French knots and $3. 50 ‘Orient Top’ Hose $2. 50 White Silk Hose and 4 serving dciiies; ktamped lazy-daisy stitch; sizes 45 and ; nd « for French knots and lazy-daisy | 54 inches square; 69c terminating De (“esarea A line from , ey for exploitation Cesarea to bulokichia A line jeav- oa within two vears the « Provision for Samsoun-Sivas Linc. ing the ne regen ‘hood of Hadii and posited ag guaranty w!l bei ; Article V says Oads will pay tothe Reijiram on the line between Samsoun “to 79,000 Turkish pourds ment of Turkey the price of and Siwas passing Tchoroun 1nd compa: he the eencess esncessions accorded by Articie Songounlou, in order to terminate nm wynder the terms of the atta . ie the vicinity of Tchereki, on the road. ventions ' mer ‘ . — , ——* ird Fr} - neerdte $1.95 Main 79 . . 3 White Voile Now Is the Time to Think of : 69c Quality—Monday, Yard... Fur Storage Chee cae ow en es eC , Arie VI save the engagement from Angora to Moussa and Kour Articie VII n the event OADS sontracted herein shal be executed Infringing on British Mandate Area. does not increase this guarent by Oads. or the Turkieh corporatio: Articies NIV and XV provide brief- 77.000 pounda the conveitno w eich May be substituted tn accord- iv that an understandine of terms annulled and the first feuvarant _ patterns. For cool Summer wear, such as @ Waists or dresses, it m very desirable —our vaulf& affording} protcction against fire. theft and moths, . _ 69c White Batiste @ Not onlv will our modern storage vaults keep vour Mercerized finish and very | “Sky-High” Nainsook, 24 furs and other waluable garments absolutelw safe- sheer, firmly woven quality, | inches wide and excellently 45 inches wide, pftfered suited to the making of love- guarded from dust. fire. moths and theft, but your furs emus ab 48c ly lingerie; per $2 95 } ) , . will come out-ot storage with re vived luster. If de- the vard 10-yard bolt sired, we will call for the urticles you wish to store. Vietory Food Containers come io three popular brands. All three reech 6 aa ecaled cartons, as pictured below weet AE Bie ORIEL a . . r° * ” : . : ~ : “9 an a - ; . "7 : — - . > a " - n * " ~ eaitern -— — . - : . NER eee ee ae ee sit ee . . -_ —_— — — —s ae ey = a ——- “5 . = " . — = —— a Aa Pteokie eS eg - 2 "Ss . be GS ENE LD SNE E ORIT INa TC t rea Sas ieee cnt, n-. , an . ee ee eee Set ee ertednes itll; cs Nitaicnaliantaay Apt callie sailed taipealianitte tn. Se ee es ct « * paraeneee . anette a . - 7 ~ = 4 ~ ° - . e ’ - este . — ey —_— - aa Ly on _—" dione a > : al 4 oa 2 é - —* a * aoe —- - — ~ ee . oe ee ee . Pee eae nit ms a ae ee OL Ny OL ALE ALO, ANB ige LG A itn Ny ile CT tt a Nat: ON i iN Nm SL Ad oN te ae ee ee Cae omy P « he rh ey . pea eh - i er hy . i Fur Remodeling 39c Voile $1.25 White Linen - : | White Voile in checked | White handkerchief Linen, —at very special prices during the summer, with authentic styling striped or plain weaves; 36 of shee, quality 26 inches 2 eens werkmanep sane “nches wide: will wash and | wide and very sultable for Sevrenth leer wear very splendidly: 29 frocks. children's wear 9 the yard . i C or waists: the yvard.. 5c ae Third Fioocr Consider Your Needs While These Wall Pa er 6 S JeC1als”’ Avail eemnall of This ae eh ater Prevail This — J Wide Variety Portable Electric Machines Now ig the time to do your Spring papering’ Our Wall Pape: Y : Raction is Bmp serie , * epeciall ‘ nr ‘ A ‘+errea ‘rae wrt oR _ : ery Special for many t¢ ' r needa for the new sear “ 11e ~ 15¢ a 1. 935 —ere Papers in a good assortment of designe and colors. Suit- able for almest any room in the home. | : At 24c Roll At 69c Roll | qo) ' Portable Electrio Sewin Machines: made by the New ¢ > ‘ ‘ High-quality impvorted tome Sewing Machine (Company «)! butlt, in «a walnut fintehed Brocade effects, Duriap imi- Papers, RO inches wide. in ita- case and easy to move about, being light, but strongly constructed tations, bi ends and tapestries ion si lk dam ask ahaat ade ew ' . + . . Also foliage designs and cloth signs and biended effects. | $45 Sewing coe Electric Machines ~ Bong for tw treat Papers destral e for the ber ) Walnut-finighed ew - These are the Devis Portable nes built by the Electric Fewing eget with men? ‘+ a nir 4 ‘roe s ‘@r vr y h Sew ne Machine Co large-size head Kpecia Fifth Fleer SE ae ag gr OE EN ET 8 A aha he cal on I RE PN NE I EIN ts ts — wd ~ z ame ninnee Ore ee . ’ os OS Sa TE RE 2 lS gee se ee oat! AOE ge MOO, AOD ee er e - Re ree— whe e =H nie cig a: as - _ * . a oer a. qt “s at + o€ | - “ > ee a eee oat a as -~ ee tae A TRE Ee Oe a ep eI = rT li | Machines Are Guaranteed and Sold en Our Club Pies Sisth Fieewr | ton to deliveries. He entrustes them to Victory Food Containers, the newer and better form of food protection. os — = LO wy , 7 ** Pee eee Pet ererrreeeterteeereerre serene eteeeer seer wt a ‘ “Oo * -- *? : : , ton et s strong hand'es ning. with li-ineh guaranteed ateen — o @ ‘ we = : $2.25 valeer; Mondey rubber rolls OR $6. 15 $3.35 value s2 60 22.00 valee; Monday , $6.75 value 81.78 waluee: Meaday $2.35 salue $1.69 S150 velee: Menudar . Bread Boxes TAR Fairy Soap 2.50 Roll-Top Bread and Cake Bores of heavy ‘tin, with cover; in _ 4 - : 5 Standing Ac 3 — . i ed Comte! “ > 9 ; of S enact Set — ee ary A. r totlet, or batt | $5.25 HKoll-Top Bread and Cake Boxes | whtte bine on aah i, Saoragll weary ¢ ten bars and no phone or mai $7.95 50-Ft. & Moulded Nonkinkable Hose .. .. 86. a neo jape 50°, $6. 00 ordere 10 bares Alc $4.30 25-Ft. &% Moulded Nonkinkable Hose. .... 2 I $3 25 cay “aoows - : sccepted.. . $1.50 Howe Reels, «trong wood frame oe . vase oe Cure te Seer S $1.25 Two-Quart All-Metal lee Cream Freerers .. : a & G. Soap $195 Wood Nursery Chairs. with tray ‘ Lawn Mowers Set of 6 E0° * Naph ‘ha Soar Sic Brooms. of good grade broom corn ; Easy running. bell bearing sammy ine ma i a $475 Griewold Dutch Ovéns. with cover “May Queen” brand: $618.98 oe ; al bars $1.25 Spading Forks. four-tine ma value $I | 15 19" 45¢. $1.25 ("So Easy «Mops, with polish , Monday . . . ‘ Pe * , = Basement Gallery — = Brentem ntes tn Chbn Retell Destere Everywhere Gupgited by the Jobbing Tred oe \ - i X kept fresh and clean. She expects, too, that her food Grocer wants to purchases will be delivered clean please you. idea of service is —c] itcehen. to protect your interests in every eanf, counter tok: ehean. Hie wil alteman Gor t The Grocer - mises this, Sate épechl atte: ing hiro Yow are esrtttied to ewe Ali you grecerse ls choan, sarttary Victory Feed Containers. \\ \ \\\\ W BAR ee ee ee ee E EERE LASER SALE AA LAL LEE ELLE EEE LEELA DEE Lb kek a eh ntatatatatatatotatat “eee >.

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the Times Combined. 6B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH See Our Other — on Pages 5, 7 and 8, This Section Famous-Darr Cos Annual M We Give! Ease Stampe and Redece Full Bo $3 dae pied. | Monday—Are of Vital Interest to Homefurnishers A AE Oe et we ee 6 i & bh Shae i. 3 - = a4 se t -_ or $2.0) a ee eo S| + - Fringed ms TT) °> l- eee IR $5 4 0) ‘Mok hs uites Fringed Ci ib lallls t ii 7 If vals - . . a | - A. ALG ¢ Quin, ‘ owe- « % 1 >. N | he ~ oe o? ex 4%. es rice 2c 4.Wavs iO0SS au.racutTe | ; $4 5° Pieces may be ethad separately if desiredand deferred payments can bearrang basis) aah . re eh dy ’ Lip: i + OR ume Se Cur ta Py , > — we wn a oe Casement Curtains a $9.95 Co == , $S [ambour Curtains ~ as $ -r-e LeryE = a> er — Gerh em, ~ Nhe Rites BA ’ Sade a that - > “ Ps ee Gp peepee REE RRB et » 7 “se Se 6: ne + ee be: WAPH Fe % - ot 4 va : : eid Pee ah $450 Mohair SeRoom Suites [a ef". 8985 Annual Mey Sale of hots 7 - io had . ° _ > anc *'ces 9 immed with «)k ta: “ueted threughou "ats: ra - | | Offering Values So Excent: onal as to Compel Wide interest An Amazing One-Day Sale or 2 a 6 | Er . = are : x —s = $5? ? 5) = a “a =e | a : neal E An fr rT? fg 9 : : a Be Ka ee : . , 7 Karpen” Davenette Suites 3 ST PSRAR «—- Auminster Rugs Axminster Rugs ym: Leathe $200 Values. Special at ~ : > - ~ | | “e : $27 50 $ }}-42 : el : Seldom ca: | | S ‘ - : ’ I ow % ~ =" = bee Ren ——— : iso a ‘ | a Oe ee ee, ee ee a V aiues mifure is moted for tts umexceled 4 us , spe , ase - us x 5 es ee = . a a ee ~ : ' , > > 2 * — -- > . a = . a eet mitt ; oe “2 = on — ¥ ee 7 rs : : 7 y € Real Leather ~~ Deremette Suites ar med ° . , ee ' ~ ~ * “ > . « - - Rt a = 4 "ss eashions; oper *o a fu ste > : | S | : . — | a | Plendidiv lined a os anny ——— _ ' ~s . - , : ~re Karper et eng « . : Ht ._ . _-, - Me@ge with ¢@urebie besrr eeame “rish. a a2use we were a -% rng > o * Or. . : > . . ail -—- — ; . =e as ? 2 ’ | : — " Recr aime 4 2uT? _ hear. iow a . — = — 4 : . . ’ - te i seme oem ba a gp on a a ard ‘arcu «fTec’re a "9310 from ‘Ne Gtesign7s. «a *aubie ‘rr “ S950 —a_Z > = SSS ie Ee? trrerh Fo sme 2 " . : ; . 7 - i > ; : : x : As Ad ; : eS > «, e, a, : = ttt DERE had Frat

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ETNDA ee ow 38, it . at e es + The City Circulation of the Daily ROST-DISPATCH alone Excceds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7B. -_ nea — — bum ~ + See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5, 6 and 8, This Section. “eS Famous-Barr Cos Annual May Sales May Bistements| ae = , ~~ t a2 = 2 Ss “a se wa ie he a te een en te in on en 7 Faia ; st * ’ } ‘- > . 7 a 6 Ts ‘ - - * . : | a ; : ; a > > ‘ : ~ ; ‘ “ > : : : ’ ‘ ' ’ , ae ; ’ ’ ’ a ; be , MO TAA Ay iti ’ q “a Cf ' . ’ ‘ a ’ » (“a _ oa - Le “eh - » 7 = YAS i. 4 . , ae . 7 a . . ~ de Sf . “s : nN ’ ‘pee " . vy . (sf ~ . » ¥ by 4 “sf a e = - ea es te > , “- WA 4 , Ao , - ‘ 3 : a4 “ey on “ r OA A a _ ° ’ ’ 7 ’ . 7 ” _ - : ; : p> e 7 4 - o ; , ‘ > 7 2 . Lo we ~ > i - - a a ' 2 4 . wF « .* . 6 Zo oe - ; : : i - - e ° ~ . “ eo” 4 4 : 7 4 - > . *.y , “- Me CAG ’ > 4 _@ . ~ > ' ~ . “ Pt . - * ~ * _ € This sale affords such a splendid opportunity to save maferially on Frocks in authentic Spring styles that selections should be made tomorrow of all that will be ifr required for the season. Scores of models, portraying the fashion notes that give 22>“ Cee ee ee: charm to the 1923 Spring Frocks, with materials, workmanship and trimmings in- = / {3} Zp dicating their superiority to regular $24.50 garments. Street, afternoon, dinner and sports models in drape, blouse, panel, basque and coat effects, cleverly trimmed in new ways and fashioned of such popular materials as the following, with choice of the favored light colors, , navy and black: ro =- ’ ee ap ndhem gupta xtiveabiats abtiattdapiin song: Se ee est te Ra ome em me - ¢ a ~ * ~a. x ~*~ ee ee —— -_._ + a2 6 © & se & ts te wee - ~~ FF *.m ae eee a sraneeeun @ ” .- 7 ar ee ee ae ~~ - 2 zh AN REY AN EN NARS ‘\ AN AY >) \ A\\\ \\ We WAY, SY \ . ANN . ‘ a ei i | -. . " > “AAS \\ ean VAY ) . ‘ ‘ \\ ASA AN Wis AN. va ¢ x ' ANN \ ¥¥ *\a" at? \ah . " : 5 AY \ "4 ‘ , — NY \ ' -— - -. si " 7 a a a Fa ie i? -= = = 7s. ee eee ' “a oe “. ah te ss 2s se Canton Crepe Roshanara Flat Crepe Poiret Twill Satin Canton Crepe Satin (Crepe de Chine Tricolette Printed Crepe Sizes 14 to 18 in the are Misses’ Style Shop “| Sizes 34 to 44 in the Women’s Dress Section " SO OE TNE ICN a OE LS AS I A RE A AE AN AN tl NS EN: PR Rs ee ae aig ne. est em g ' ~ : oy~ a _ > Se i, ie ee ea - by oe awe N en rr 30 OO Ges ey t-Wee seh asi te ta. te ee _ , : a * rs 9 . —_ . - . pe ie 4 LOE TS A OR LI LI EET I SC TE GEL LELLE LE LL LLL! LE CLE LLL OC LG cS AE LT AN NS BIE At ANE EL ee TE CIE NE el ite ei ee ely OA Ee Ch AR GN A te NN EE SA ETN A TC I NM . age aie yp Ba Be to gee SR oe Gee fer reese PRE EER ALAA LALA De Twelve of the Many Styles Are Here Pictured ao © — te. oO te Fourth Fleer wm -~ . .kCanm cm — " ANE SL CCE EE i ct, 4 et ee = 2 ee : ‘ } : "ASS ase : Extraordinary Values in Tomorrow's Offering of Mme. Coates Di essmaking | A Special Purchase and Sale of Elegant White Petticoats and Millinery School | $4, $4.50 and $5 Silke Opens Tomorrow at 2:30 P. M. $ xs ~ | In a light, specially arranged : | —5000 Yards of Matelasse or Puffed Crepe—an Ultra-Fashionable Weave $2.50- . . sss | classroom on the Seventh Floor. | he y Ms | @ Mme. Coates will be in attendance from 1:30 P. M. to Mond Bin Vaid —:- the ax | answer questions for those who were unable to attend | onday m various te cs the advance lectures. Enrollments will be received. | at, Yard... Colors | @ Made of beautiful English satinay with em- hie I k : , uM Coates ; | »? str) f) ’ ris ’ cliud 1? yy in Q | 3 3 | . 0 at S such pronounces { Si iivi pigs 1 i . . f ic? i nN _ ‘ i : - a , . . : oe 7 — ! j(w--s c ‘ om} c rf ca . ( ope n. tan, black brow r, gray, deer. ww hite and fog women will want to select several. i | harmony in dress.- A splendid + comple : ; a | 12 lessons, for $5.00. | Iworth of the | ‘" on |] Te . . | | | res a ae . +? most extraor ; | i Ext a Size tab oats ; | Class B includes a complete cou! , ‘ n ys ? : : ce | Ms xia Spec lal: $2 5O Printed Silks tume draping and French mode $2.98 and $3.98 Aes 00 1 ) dressmaking. Frene} drap ng an iOrTIng T e seautifu nm 4 - 4 | des) these allover Prints, with attractive border on ° 2 bh om 1 lessons for $5.00 both Jes. will be chosen for fr aie blouses and trimmings; excellent quality pure . ; ‘ - . ? aw hy : ‘ i? ee ee oe a a OO RR Rl Qe Ee en, 6 oa vv « . . . . - _ . : . “ > ~ _ « s, - a ’ * . — : : : - t . s - * ” ‘ « 7 "s 3 ~ > . + * ¥ a > » » ‘ - : > “ > > — a > +) : . * a a > _ > ’ . - . - a 7 - 7. , - eR aS ee ee ee Values. Monday. hes wide and tn various color combinations. Special : : " is, > . . : - . . ’ t 77: — a . " . nr r) . "a aa ren Rugs : t Tr 2 °a ar 4 f\ en? these Eng} eh Sat.na OA ‘ Class o— Mill hers ' OMprises / \ ahi ~ re re Antih’ " oe ‘ ea in al 1] ler gt a and a fl wer nr aking a lateh new eovering trimn ne | ning’ | e iouble the hips and con i” ala : Bt) vs Af si ps seim, © “&: Ss | Third Fleer €or . ’ ii ei’ra sires rourth Fileor a | and finishing Hats. ‘ mplete nN ) Pe lé ssons for $5.00. . Lecture Room—‘eventh Fioer i. a * : were e ors, cushe | ie: Stic pattern- ) fitons must be ) 4 They are of a foremoet Women Will Welcome the Savings in This May Event—the @ Many are th lovely kinds, presented for choice at prices that new design? will te mp! you to SUP ply all future require ments. $69. 15 | _ An Important Purchase of | | ~~ or i , re stain couters. | | vard oC lered. var a=, mats > 9 tag ; il VS 66 ior and band ber- | Ss Se oe SALE x “a | @ Real Leather Handags. every one | Real Laces Skirt Flouncings rhe ne | i splendidly lined and fitted; in pouc h, ko- | Remarkably ee tans in feed anmbete edges ne 4 CO pe ~ | H dak, , d shopping styles and of- = ||_—s Pricea. Ya. ae popular eyelet and fioralem- embroidered. band o: gt ae | Samples of - 45 | to $6 Grades Choice at. insters | swagger and shop} wg wes nt Sralaees mealies i ten; earn - SOC +. - lered nt this most unusui: al pre on Vv ) ) lHlan: ima: le - vat 35¢ Cl L } A a gea for ra? it not tn every et¥yle Oliver Tewitet ; ause we we re able te get t em at a con- and Iris! , Lace French Val. Laces 15c - 25c Embroidery eA aces } ° iad: 3 . ; : f at + = eis . a Plus fan white cade’ green \ ; heavy. deep pile i : : Specially . and , cession from the maker. | and Bapyds. in a Imports edgings , roider > ment. odes Priced, Y4. dC —~10¢ et 95 | | signs that ar Po a le ‘ fr fants ; . Trported wi | ‘ | FARRIC &—tieeaer, mereerized pep. THRIMMING.S©& — Bretde, embioms. wtf Of cordovan calf, buffalo or cobra ' rk nd edge Laces bea , | line. cotton pongee chambray, Mnl- (ies, cords, regulation and Eten cot. and many others. bP jeor MOS) poy at ; ead : , “Main Fieer | lines, Pleveonehire. PFeaay cteth mranitete grain.in black, brown, taupe, blue aa lara, fritie, famey embroidery, ete. ; and tan. Main Fileer ’ ¥ * ——_- ed ++ * ote . :: ad" * wee hhn hee eh hbk ’ sf. ee ee we Ww eee *. enh ns i he el “. bn Be ‘W's . a" a *

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Soltled frem d@epins t ieee :' ae oa ie ai “ah wayne Ss ‘ ' ' : ; oS ge 5 B s = : : $3.95 ralues. Spectal Sasement Econemy Stere | ' -- jer: , * at Mondar at oa Basement Ecenem, Steere Buytng Shoald Be Brisk in the May : The May Sale of Domestics F ni : May Sale of Men's and Young Men's Sale of Millinery 79c Linen Towels | Smart New Topcoats ~ eee eR i... Splendid Values in =i Lots, at Vy ® . -h FIC ro “ , ’ , $4.to $6 Values, Monday, choic: . - Spectaliy Priced, Each | l 0) S15, in half and fall ide = ° . . ~ > : = : : , 3 Very Special at. Yard ~ Ee } | | — se Ruffled Curtains that we par- ost 10, vard Silks " i Si | ed iC LaMDe Tr pairs to sell at-this es merrow in this extraordinar “So large © 69 é | dera . : cTim, 1 rile or marquisette, with a | 4 : : : : 7 oe > ihe comecvion ol Laces, Wea Ss ang %* rr ‘ , ' oat ‘e with te- acks. Ww hite. og ented cos dl ; $1.25 Tea Cloths - nite oy . Tamercus designs that are Caaten Crepe on . ; -ara $ 59 a - ep scitaSie for maki sash cr Camecom Jer? =e Canton ) Pear ™ . a : Spee emg curtaina Is . (ree @e Londr= $5.00 Flat Crepe. Slack ch 7 > “= : - Dotted V oles pepe ar shades Tard... Crepe de Chine $2.00 Stk Puille ai ae . : Sheer hard-wired Totles ' $1.50 Madras “erin $2.50 Chiffon TatTeta ; ~- , . $3 “ cadet "Siow ~— Bs Hemst:tched. ince trimmed a.rds can be made fro ' S20 Heery Sern , Om : >.3 white 2Zote emen'> TarTulse "ss T"-a-n2 Rat an¢ecme two-tone, le-t Chancrebdbie Setin : ard as ee ae : 2 spierd’a ™erce©rzed sred Madras. ‘t= many ccler- Raececet Eoeeoemr Steere —_ _ Beermret Feesnemy *rese - —— $1.39 ose Mondar oa S rare Pe POA LPL PPLE EPP PIP PLL IPE PEEPLES PEELE PEEL ELE EE EPP EE EEE Pe POLL ELELEEELEELLELELILEE LLL ELLE L IEEE EPEELE PLEO TIPPEE DD . * —. _- —s ~~ oo? bbb bhi ht LLL LAE E REE Ear Sa

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. ’ a, % - A ihe ig SCRDAT prrit °° , —- ae - Daily Star and the Da; , ned hv Approximately 40.600 Se Mondecial Vitae TEST OF ECLUSNE ene r Remainder | Statements. | rad aiid men were aispa't : The invading cads were! but 40 arrests were mi: agreen ent was réacned *% uved! me companies ¥ éinan nder wt gran’ ed in 3 ime int of 1 ar e% jsivVe ates | Co. to an’ the time and wu permit on this gr Streets ana Sewers Fisk, wh An Unheard-of Low Price for This Davis & Sons Player titnk—this handsome Player comes to for boy fisum. And we take your old piano or p h in gs down payment. No one cent do you have m4 pay 6) days, then only $2.50 per week. Included we give ; Rench to Match P Wusic Roli (Cabinet ; Handsome Ia; mp and 25 Latest Music Rolle BEHMAN PIANO CO. 1101 OLIVE ST. (Lehman Corner) ceases throug! = r eee c so “ec YT yee. pre rence ,\ers — — — er BD 2 : - * nS? = ~a @ ~ 7 sh — + > SA VASSAR ~~" UL . 5 ie ee ‘Se0 S422 802 S44 —> ¥ may *,*,* eS VaR esas ® ee eee eee tee ee eee ee 28" 2s oe 2 ~ — 2 -~ a

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rr a » tt >» 92907 ‘ Mtge Bway —- ne a i ee ee ee ee ee ee -- ee or = Se ER ee eS ee. 7 a a > — = , t ¢ 4%. me Pf x 3 ¥ A iv a ‘ ‘a 7, a Py - ee — —— ——_—_——— eee oD eee - - o — —s ee EIR AS ae ee the ee ee ~ ee oo . : om . > SM ne EE A a a le a te lillie ee eee ee eee a Pe 8 8 eee alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Cambined. 2 i0B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_— ’ These New Summer Silks Are in Great Demand for Street, Sports and Dress Canton Crepe New Batik Prints Regziariyr $3.50 «the £5.50 the | Yarc SfLInch af $5.50 the lara - = 2 OX | : a a . q New Ra? 2 - i : vMiLIn Novores Fa > @ 40 inches wic rope fashionabdie me ¢ black. White Pagoda Crepe Verr Specia! | ’ msomns Wh: Ps | afr.” -_— =e «+ oe —— = - 2 . _ hed - ° goda Crepe for sports wea , n= roc ~ > Black Suk Ne a Tpes and G Smart Sport Silks ~~ ~~ ”-*- Zz, : ro Dy > ~_-_ White Woolens That Are Popular for Skirts and Frocks @ All Wool Crepe de Chine; +i:> : @ Silk and Wool Canton Crepe: +°-:-.. the vara € All-Wool Canton Crepe: +2-- @€ All-Woal Homespun; chs >= the rar € All-Wool Imported Hopsacking: + > -> ~— Ss | ee - t _ ~ @ All-Wool Basketine: so-» @ Viyella Flannel; .ashab! @€ All- Wool French Flanne! € All-Wool Yachting 27re ~ > — ee © _ € All-Wooi Scotch Burlap: °. - ~ e- ~ . = Evertast Suiting Linens $1.50 the Yard Cotton Crepe - =. - $1.00 the Yard an mf ~*~ =| _ ——_—— — = —e Embroidered Voile $1.25 to $2.50 the Yara q A large selection of ¢q and moveltr de- 4) Frocks. Imported French Eponge $1.25 to $2.50 the Yard € oS inches wT) rn White Cotton Mateyials Prove Attractive Values for Tomorrow White Suitings Reeulanty $150 the Ya- : manco* gre ae . erm Imported Batiste Reeuar = ) ” ae i. fos, oe Barton oy — Wayne Cedared Paper Dress “2st From Ninta to Tenth sure and = -_ Starting Monday—an co — + ~ 3+ Opportunity of Great Magnitude That Should Interest Every Woman in St. Louis and Vicinity—Our Greatest Sale of $15,000 Worth of “Queen Make” New Summer House and Porch Froeks $D.95 $9.95 $4.95 $77.95 ang 57 (93 ~~ | ~ WILT HOLT que - ”- . -- = ™~ ~ -— « ~> © ~~ «+ > we & 7 7 suse and Porch Dresses ti their appeal The Materials are Imported and Domestic Ginghams, Voiles, Linens, Domestic and Imported Jotted Sw ity +++ #o004 } ik | ’ ’ as bod Sane OF SMC ED : . ~ ? . if, LE? if My ene: "i7, > uy’ a. isses, Batistes and Tissue Ginghams at we irre- " ‘pee or es a.) £ae ee ‘3 +> th. §£ a f yr > ® [ae (Hy Ml ak alli : 3 a ee j ar... aa se +¥ ae : . , — 5 - i — ry . ; aay z ee - Ta ee 3 di. 's Vandervoort s Ww Trunk ‘at Ore Dey Oni \ anderveert’ ~p>— FP rer

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 11B a Miss Birdie Reeve | | Who cialme 1a wide supreme . ter, cy on the type- bof ; for garments, write ii] demonstrate her ability en Aa > 2 and 7. Each CORONA 1.25 4 $ to $2.00 In the Music Hall. from 11:30 to 1 Monday Sixth Floor The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH clone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. Charge purchases made tomor- row will be payable June Ist —— ——— Hours: ‘Daily, 9 to 5:30: ‘Saturday, 9 to 6 ” Brae Se pete ss supa, te) oe SES Olive and ‘Locust From ‘Ninth to Tenth ¢ - ee . — hows We Are Exclusive St. Louis Representatives for Rogers-Peet C lothes for Men. {Important [tems for the Month-End and Other Interesting News Monday LLG (NI a ee tle = _ ~ ———_ —— ee ee TL TILIA TTL. Pyariments; will carr a Wi roarn fare ‘Decorative Baskets to be filled with fruit or flowers for Mothers’ Day ee BL g2.50 Values, at HESE beautiful Wick- T ercraft Kaskets are wost we stic when filled gith soft moss and violets or fresh Spring flowerr Of wicker in fancy shapes, handmade and hand-deco- rated; some in black and gold, rose and gold and ether blended colorings Trimmed with fruit and fiowers and tied = with jaunty r bbon bows to match the eolor scheme. Fire: Floor Tabdies Vandervoort’s Wardrobe Trunk Day 3 — € Sv tat © for re Ln mm on and momen: round-eage construction Bied with the latest improve ~ " Ymens—irooing-board, dust cur. tain, separate shoe and hat com v from 12 to 0 carmen’ ailt like a $55.00 Tru a. DUT Ss ; fo $31 75 Liggece & ’ Vandervooart’s Black Lnameled Hat Box One S 25 Day Onl all-leather 'sand lock. Stron extra good grade ning. Whil carry r hats Very ape $5.25 Geegce Sho} Second Floor Vandervoort's Cowhide Leather Suitcases One Day Only at $10.25 and $10.75 rners sewed ePainer Si raps . Extra good Guaity of cloth liming: shirtfold In 24 and 26 inch sizes. Loggage Bhop-—Second Fico: A New and Large Collection of Pouch -Shaped Handbags $1.19 Just the right size to Take care of dil the heeds of the shopper, vet COL ton large Some have mide frame compart ments for change or bills; othere with purge and mir ror Colors—black. brown &nc tan. Bag Bhop-—Firet Floor a New Dinner Service This beautify thin American eMi-porcelain were ik in a ar DP chaste shape with rich lace f0.¢ horder higgel Set th fast stand sauceboat and ad ANG totter nliates complete Bry ny *, . ye persons Chine Sheop——Pourth Floeor $13.50 Lawn Mower at $9.95 Four cutting blades, ball-hear- Ing: 16-inch size. Household Tt! ties Shop-——Basemen? $3 Butter Merger and Family Churn a $2.39 One-quart size. tn Household Tttlittes Shop—Rasement $1 Floor Mop at 69¢ Nu Wav. With hana e- a verv apecial Vaiue. Hinurmehold TUttlittas Shop —Basement $1.50 Garden Spade « $1.00 Stee!) blade. TD handle Hotseholé Trilittes Shop Rartemen? $1.50 Spading Fork ¢ $1.00 Steel tines. D hand!e Hoimehold I"tilitiese Shop Rasement S5 Coffee Percolaters « $3.49 Nine-cnp size aium Teusehold Titllitles Shop—Basement $1.25 Laundry Baskets at 9Xc Oval: made of splint pe Wailities Shop—Rasement 87.00 Wheelbarrows « $4.39 Lift sides: steel whee! strong Hourme A Ttilitier Shop —Basement $1.40 Toilet Paper $1.00 >: 1000 sheets in re ties Shop—Basement Fine tissue Hovueseho!é T* $1.25 Teakettle at OIC ~ and Q x) 7¢ Nop Ragserr en? S22 Casseroles « $1.00 In handsome nickel- plated frame: 3-pint size Hongeho!4d Tlittiese Shop —-Ragsement $1.20 Fry Pans at (9 Wearever Aluminum Household T™llities Shop-—Basement $1.50 Towel Bars -— at 95C€ W bite enameled ; round corners 18 inches long Household Tretlittes Fhop- Rarsement $1.50 Ice Cream Freezers at $1.19 Two qua r? « 7H outside ran ga) yanized iron Househo'd tt 50c Ice Chippers at 20C Made of steal ‘tiles Bhop-Basement tiitlies Shom -Rasement Heusehoid Ut! 40c Clothesline at 25C fty fat ng Householé Utilities Bhop--Basement 1 ww Dishpans at $9c Heavy tin; strong handle; 10 quart #17¢ Householé@ T'ilities Shop-—Basement made of heavv May Sale of Undergarments Features Satinette Princess Slips at? 1 98 Deep hued; hemstitched hand. xceptionally well made and a special value at this price. Also Featuring— Philippine Handmade Lingerie at $1.98 and $2.98 @ A wonderful assortment including handmade gowns and handmade en- velope chemises. These are verv im- portant vaiues, Women's Linge: Special Demonstration of National Pressure Cooker q@ Greatest labor saver of modern times: saves time, labor. fuel and food: can cook an entire meal in 20 minutes; pavs for itself in 3 months: atfords a cool kite! nen in the Siummner- Time: unexcelled for canning fruits. meats and vegetables. Sold on Our “‘Housekeepers’ Allowance Plan” of $1 Down and $1 a Week. $30.74 O OO $34.98 $39.22 $46.64 $68.90 *, Wage SS om | + \ » | Pee 2 ee Hundreds of New Apron Frocks All New, All Wonderful Val- —While C Choice ues——-C ontinued Sale the Stock Lasts, Ww oe certainly appreciate this extraordinary op- portunity to secure smart-looking, well-made Apron Frocks. 1n attractive colorings, at such a remarkably low price. Hundreds came and bought two, four and six at a time. Come and select vours tomorrow. Made of excel- lent quality gingham, percale and chambray combina- tions, with round, square or Peter Pan collars. Checks, stripes, plaids and novelty designs, finished with sash or double belt. Basement Tables A New Showing of Foulard Silk and Printed Crepe Dresses, $15 @ To meet the popular demand, we are now offering this lot of Silk Frocks and Printed Crepes eat a price incredibly low @ There is nothing that equals In amartness and comfort, for all-around Summer wear, a Dress of this kind, made up in simp!e streight nes. ip an assortment of patterns and colors both light and dark shades, from which to cnookse A timely purrnase and gyre th pl eare. Womer'se Presse Bhop—-Th!ré Floor eo — —— 2000 Pairs of Women’s Low Shoes Oxfords and Pumps, wi IO5 made to sell for $¢ to $6.50, at <q This sale will be held our Base ment Shop. Shoes that were bought at a great concession, and offered to vou at this incredibly low figure. @ Oxfords for walking and sports: pumps for street or dress wear of patent leather, suede and combina- tions. Basement Fhoe hop. a Women’s Suits Reduced to $25 ¢q The balance of our & BY. 79) Suits have been reduced for qnick selling In navv Poiret twills and tricotines, and tan velour gir and mixtures. Splendid: styles and assortments of shades and trimmings to choose from. We advise an early selection. Women's Suit GQhop—Thiré Fioer —os ee — When Shopping Tomorrow, Look at hese Women’s Ultra- Smart New Capes Very Special $ Values at ¢ A group of stunning models made up in rieh Formoses, vel veys and twill cords. with embroidered panels or some allover embroidery: colors: fallow, beige. navy and black. Un- presedented values here shown. Knit Wrdergarment Shop—Thiré Ficer oo Auto Slip Covers q We = a limited number of Gordoy iffs- Slip Covers. All made of poco! washable fabrics @ Ford roadster, special at $1.98 @ Ford coupes, special at $2.95 @ Ford touring, special at $4.45 @ Ford sedans, special at $4.45 and $5.85 Drapery Shop--Fourth Floor. safe Auto Covers ‘Se $6.85 ¢q Accumulation of odd Covers far Dedge. Overiand and Buick cars; reg vlar $18 to $256 values: some are slight misfits, but can easily be altered Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor. Sectional Lace Panelsand Curtains 14, 4, and Less Domestic and imported lace Panels. 3 to 10 sections in each panel, for odd windows and doors. Curtains in odd lengths, single pairs and samples ‘of ruffled fringed casement filets and Not tiigham Curtains (*urtain ana irapery Shop Fourth Fico? Sample Lengths of Carpet 1, Price Month-end Sale offering worth while savings. Suitable for rugs First Floor Tab.es Short Lengths of € arpet lo Price engths accumulated frorr is: 6 yards to 22 yards Reguiar $° oe ‘fn } a ae qQuaiits Carpet Shop } our?’nb Fieor Inlaid Linoleum Remnants le Price 18 rernnante of from 65 to 17 square vards Print Linoleums lL, Price engths from $8 to 18 square Linoleum Bhop—Fourth Floor Odd Rugs—Reduced! @ 21 Mexican Fiber Rugs. size 27x54 inches, various colors $3.75 quality fo! $2.50 24 Angora Wool Rugs, Oxf? size quality for $4.75 Angora Woo! Rugs 24x48 size fF gualityw fo: $2.75 gs ryde from Ores Imperial Weave. short lengths into regular de signs but odd eizes at savings Rug Shop Fourth Floor $4146 4 Pc. Bedroom Suite For $360 High-grade mahogany) construc tion. a eplendid value Furnitur’ Shop—Fifth Fisor 3 Pe. Bedroom Suite, $75 Conetructed of quality mahogany. A real saving for $75.00. Furniture Bhop—Fifth Fioor 35 Sample Beds 14 Price Wood panel Beds. tn full aeize and 3-4 seize Some priced es iow as $18 60 Purntture Bhep- Fifth Foor 4 Brass Beds ly, Price Bampie ful! eize Brase Bede some ae iow af 813.00 Furniture Fhop—F'rfth Micor $20 Mattress, $12.50 & V. B. Special Mattresses. size 2-23 oniy Furntture Shep—Firch Pieer. Sample Fiber and Reed Furniture 26 % to 40%, Of? 78 pleces of splendid quality. For exarmpie: Black ané yellow fiber set. tee. $27.80. for $18.75 FPurnfure Bhop-—Fitkh Ficer 25 Library Tables Ve Price Mahogany sad oak finishes Furptture Bhop—Fifth Fleeces 35 Living-Room Chairs Greatly Reduced Theee are sample Cheire and in mary itinetemnces the reductions are about 40 per cent Puratture Shop Fifth Ficer. Month-End Sale of Handkerchiefs @ Women's colored initial hemstiteched Handker- chiefa of sheer lawn. Bro ken assortment of letters. Regulariv 12'.cc quality; special 8c @ Women’s all-pure-linen herastitched Handker- chiefs with small bloek mitial: not al! letterafin this assortment 6 for 95c¢ Handkerchief Shop First Fieor Boys’ Handkerchiefs - ‘ 6 for 55¢ @ White hemstitched Handker- chiefs with neat initial: brokén assortment. Very special values. Handkerchief Shop-—Firet Ploer. % . ’ Cretonnes and | Upholstery Fabrics Greatly Reduced @ Short lengths and samples of crefonnes. linens, slip cover fahb- ries, mohair, velours and other materials for ncorte cushions, screens and upholstery. ‘urtain and lrapery Shop—Fourth Fi Curtain Materials 1, to 14 and Less @ Nets. voiles, silks, casement and many other weaves in eonven. lent lengths for doors. side lights and odd windows “urtain and Drapery Shop —Fourth Pi. Velvet Portieres $21.95 < A limited number of $27.50 to 22.50 Velour Portieres in various reversib'e color ecombinations. French edge, 2'% yards long, These are sample and odd Jots. Drapery Shop——-Fourth Floor. Month-End Sale of Toilet Articles Vervi special values will he offered in this sale A wonderfu! oppor tunity to supply your needs in Toilet Requmites at great savings. q Coty'’s L’Origan Face - Powder, the box 73¢ @ Coty’s L’Origan Toilet Water, the bottle $1.95 q Williams’ Talcum, al] odors, the can 12¢ @ Idea! Hair Brushes, spe- cial at $90 @ Sanito) Tooth Pasteand Mouth Wash 29¢ @ Kanto], beautifier 75c @ Fruit Soaps, cake, spe cial 5e ne ad Klein's Imported Glycerine Boap Reguiariy 46« bar. Spectat, ‘Ife q Velour Puffs, quality @ Dorin's Rouge in green box 230 @ Dorin'’s Powder in green box 230 @€ Combination Eye and me Stick, to close out, oniy 10¢ @ Lipsticks 100 @ ivory White 10-piece Toilet Sets, —— in French congue Regule 926.00 “ «919.50 Plain three. Twory te Toilet Regularly $18.00 ~ A I A ee RG are Rte oe cap Mn 7 ee +

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. 2 1033 i o~ Tru & US POST-ORSPATCH ern Sy TORNING 4 POT ? 12B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a rs PRICES IRREGULAR | ORK STOCK M _NEW ¥ NDS_|[ NEW YORK CURB ——— a 2 ows Se ee ee ee. Mit» y ~@# ~ Ee \EW ee ; + te “ic " : , : ’ , . ‘ . . —=.ag » : . . : . th ; : | . - . ; in . - ' | ~da . UIE | MARKE | | 3 . e : | ; 7 | | : ‘Cams = 4 ” ; : : —~ ° _— GOVER\ “MENT BONDS ‘ — M~AIWVLS I BONDS Me 7 5 iis SNe - INDUSTRIAL BONDS ? —- 2 i , " ’ ; , . _ ome peenneone or | és a oF — ws 2 Ss oF 7 ‘ ? ‘hy ; , ’ eet, , Bu Pre ~* , a we “Weakness in Oil Market Re flected in Trend of Certain Shares on Exchange — Conditions in Trade Gen- erally Discussed. .e@erd Wire Prem the \ew 1 ork ’ Paree oof the Post-Despated , . . - ' _ a } . , ; | . cana RATROAD Be e : ~ Pa ae | rw ewe | ae > ; . , Fb 6 dd do's evuidts ’ ee ; : td ee : a we » a: - ~ . mT a : . pa ee oe ot ae oi ' \wer a y wy ; [ r tas ie eed \4 ‘Ww s "2 st Ss -* s : FOREIGN BOWND £ ee at a a, ee - ‘ .* 7) > in 47 7 Aedes 4) ; 5 I). be Orfeans “pet - ~ rr arve , , of Ff Fad dada oo © o at te Waliaelodubchy. steht. ‘oe 2 | — Stine thhusdtesd.: * } aaa ~ , — & ~ INDEPENDENT OIFLs _—_— INDY STRIATI 4 i111 eREA “ i ’ an ‘+ ia Ry CPS ii me °arce ww parr er vraww x» i. 7 2. 8 Ff INDTSTRI Bought and S on Commiss A-cecwnts Coermed | serv atire fe. pe Direct Wail ee. le meortret Mie Servooe by Tere were as *-, Pre, “nis ~eg'a> - “emad ar “oremer’s “Tredog a9. 8 Wer “of: -ark + Dea" se | > “ — - _ Lead. Zine and Copper M} Desha & Chicot| Connties, Ark. “a % L it ; om | om » * ‘ ounty, Ark. ¢ CSE OF CURR y : a : alas : ¥ a . a Daylight Saving Time to Be m Force on All Exchanges on Monday 7 ae s FRANCIS, BRO. - — STOCKS, BONDs and GRAIN Se 6h yy io ee 7. er ier af ~~ — = > a © oe meno © ne. 4 oe : il a

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=e a ST.LOUIS Jane ‘DAY MORNING s TCH STNDAY MORNING. APRIL 29 1992 _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13B — — —— — ~— Hen a Nalitrect HOGS REACT IN LATE Ferenc POS RANGE LOWER Bowe roa a = "Te MOTRCHANTS H the « Vas Quiet toda, Fo ov ing « gl cht "8 —Fo'lowing is "otloe return to trading fm ema! ote Frida: News and Commer t ae cotar'e Mg: et OG aiiitan and ‘seer? zRY EXCeAP ryan spt PMWAINET CLOSE ocr | WEEK AFTER A SLUMP 222°" 25°°2qN GRMN EXCWNGE SS ES SS tTTig> lar ("ee Tv en’ a ae Fi : ‘u * i orrTr . ' = , rea espondent of oe ; — - . a a : and New lerk Evening Pest. : ’ 2 : J 7 ~ ] “ >. : : ; 3 fir ' ; 7 _ Bign Low, = af or ISpPatc), : yy a : . ‘4 sy MEPCHanve 1 “ee ieee ~~” ie —e, Sue. | , for 641608 and o LAN DON Apr _ Arthur \" 4 NDUSTRIALS — . | ’ ad é ‘ ot} oa ; | ; mt ' : . _ e« _ : — ‘ . ‘ . - 9 . - , : : iF pound 4 : n 7 oy ae « market wes strong a: id 5 lito ‘ ; * Hankre Maca- ins he . , ‘ j Hes b trade Repo: | . at 2°c¢: longhor : 21 + ne ain today except: | Pinan r of the Lor ; oo 3 4 ; e . ‘ 7 ; > J , . Ser eacn * ons . . : > rn ng : financial re TOF ert Me ree ang LOO & TR : [ ewivate * ed 4 . erunt of ‘* 4 (mAn - :; la > : : ++ toa 8 ey t - o Pers. : / sohama market «f ah = ' Shee 4. bs aoe 4 pies 4 Bout with 7 Liverie —ts Ret 1200 1400 bales rf ehOwe ) 2 IDr $2 “— } . ee = er, were vearist ler pp Bc wr, i | SuOtet ene me. i: ; ¢s deescribs the good . + : ‘ ™ . . ™ A Rene a ” _ 2 4 ; ,* F My 4 J : e ter > tT) nveat: one e eon te . as . “ a ‘ $0 on ‘eres ; : 5 za 20x72 denier. ., £ } jee a ave R F table outcome of a finan ~~ — ‘ , ; " ’ ’ oprrigh 1972 la) it wo.ch has already lessened a aile] oh « : , . =¢ - 2 Nes , Ds a , ; er. 634 { ¢ ] 29 ; mn fprir re : : ' = *F an 13 , —- a a | j ‘ : - ‘ . i . , - > : +. ’ 7 } - 7: ry? F . en *acene« ’ - ; _ , ’ “ ? , r . nll . _— * tT? ; 77 . r 4 2 e rs pom and 1 31° Weekly Butter Review ' purty hae. he corpora pee ; tio : * (taxes ,ereqd th it it — A ithe T 40 wae More steady Cave, the net results iings 6 pence, red ndirect taza i¢ ;: - co he ry ? = a? : , : ane ; week Puvere Were -« : n cnea;y ed pose a @.eypoa0rn and received charges and brought about @ eub stan'ial tlor the genera eve, ¢ Pt ’ : restoring the . A Never come tax from € sah ings to 4 ent wever an the ween * the #’es : riarke’ Was weak vg tt, Bre . : 7 a Pid cfs cep | : urr rec , : , ; : in "4 - Varc? ms aPrre . ue ,s* Tax ~ id dl , os - 7 > - » . . . , . ’ 5 r ° py . - ws ] ry Unte ir ree rrp rt 17 “lg ’ nis S.8. Tex: S$!) ' "or ’ , ' n hond for sitanifica — and Cuban An " Boer 4 ' . ~~ $4.6 ; manent, ne shipment down {4.56 : : ‘ , , I . . a " " ‘ increasing . - ’ - rm’ = : , af « : ° , se " , . . —~ ‘ - ‘yh . -* -* 2.8 Are 4 : ‘ é - , : 5 . | o , ’ . ee ee Brit Bele - Giobe Cop rarke’s sgreed that the latter iner ece'Dts had shewn some - eugar and ee ee ee of he wnugtiallir fine eor ng defects are quant , 4 a re 4 only up mode: the ‘eon * ere nar rear y goouo , ° ‘ ade Dba : ' “ : count a? a “83 rt « . . o~ e..8 t+ Daily Grain Movement Turpentine, Flax, Linseed ‘able w ’ ne vund . . . ; . seed a ; . n‘s of © ; ‘s . iin ‘ . ' a2 on " . . . grain per . _ —jas Gover Pw BRS wrens v oe oo ae o 4F2S iil see —- — for another LL neeed « Cuctation tn Se Touts ne-~, 35 for raw and $1.40 fer boiled jin the finan: ' . —~ Avori! 24 —Turpentine—~| now heen direct! ” = . ' ~* ‘ , —_ . ; . . 4 : ” . : = = 1075 She Chie as } ) 1.385 Dusheis. | co a with har | 4a, ol s'pmen's | ‘roe $).36:' Bank of England manageme: : | " ; “ss rd a! . : ‘eT! os Or ; pe % rir ° 6: ce ‘ 916 ne liog bie ITs Mio lerate “! . ; — _ c fad rid . : 4 oe e : me's my ~ . : wer ‘ rte : , ’ : baat | “Fs Bi¢ Quete Yo exper ence r? vw ar a’ | ) 20a8 25: W &. 0 nancia. proviems - iConw: >. 5 78 — Be 7 @ : : o , “18° ' 3° © BO: , ; : ‘he g@vuger trade New York Cotton ' : ’ »OTeG 8! ses ? ‘ , ‘ :' n oS bu RHI! f .. ; : reported but ' t oh (| wien as ‘ : we ar eT ee Con nad 6 for larg ~~ : rom operat >rs oe : . . rua : . * -_ . or ar he ’ t ‘ Ms . : ” . ; - ve: a oe "on : — : ¢ ‘ : * ate and herd burry. Z2U@2lc, fine weelse as quoted 4 Pr ‘ without being above 1h Bite wig we 219 > Rompers ~ — NAF AOS 2B) need jen’ : SN Ny le BF * ww 1-*+ a. 3'3 7 —— “a erws-s eee | ] »- iO0zweros oe — Ff a - es 59 a) ‘o> natn aati —_- ; ) YORK, Apri ~-* ' hn.@ ’ as ; ; . . , ae le — Se ede : : ; ; ; ; or : PL of Central Weetern and Northwestern — Bright ‘ ; ; : Ra futur were week under medium, 40@4°°. dark. 34@35c; “ght fine ' ‘cu i prices shewed deci {nes 822 @ 35° ahor' nis osing Mayr 4% "8- , 44 September 6 48c December, ’ : heavy fine, 254 | Toe er #5 ~) tT | Oo. wea + ss. *Pwmrsca - ‘7 ’ 3 wu 4d; se? were no changes {rn refined sugar. Mohair—L ong atrous 40@42c. short 35. nt Ast prices are Hue ed burry i18e to 20c¢ Orleans Cotton i fe raped ol , , — a? ; : . - n . cos mt 2 Deolats low “ rleans Cotton : . adere are % ae Tai pG7 860 865 5% tea: ne P91 000 buw : . May and Jun : er eens aegis | | rom -y-% BSI. +t e800) mente oe Bae Me RING 2 lorie, dark, $178 to, and June delivery at Scrap Iron and. Rubber. ; on , ; ‘ ait ; “oe ~ : , bei: ox) $2 p harm pe: ee ee BEEF RAGS ETC ~-Rage $1.40 pe- sUst . . riot ; . — 7 . ] “ wrVwlg =~ . ee , z a re ce re chine v ched a’ $* 2h Der ce a : . " . ¥ a ‘ ' , ; ry , us - ; ; | e: "Rg $5 w¢ 4 se . ie . : = t. - «nr " . wo fe °3 , Py 2 BANA NAGI shee to Gc ¢ -~ April «8 —Butter. stenér: *hoice lima ben: _ - ¢ e or . 4 > = ’ . ’ e ’ - ee iWire Prom che New Vork ; iO he: ' 4 + oO. = oem : ' GRAPEFRUIT—Fiorids : aS a > Ses. ifrequisr, receipte fornia pi By Seane et 9 large white a: Feet Car af % : » er or : fF. week 3 nay ' ‘ ’ 82 BY to ee ece pis. 198.679 |) BR ver Or ba fornia Wlaak eve Fre er ang Bu of the Post-Dispatch , , ' ) » was F 3 1 461 3 324 we | LEMON California 0s - 0 _ \ -- = IB, _ : 7 ~ 6 ; a9 ‘he - . en i ’ : . , +5 ‘ ’ : ROS - *te Ac * ~¢ 5 25 , . .E O} Live pou.try neo ’ e . : be ‘ : : : . ; , . ‘ 6 ’ " ’ ; : , . i : ; . rn . : é PR. s+ > rr 1 O . r , : , ®'eady prices un Pa mer 4 teat “= : , >. 4 ; . ; . : , “, ‘ | | | |e ; 4 ore ; . , “ . - _ a e ; ' zn O 28% —-Potstoes—Very 4u1) rv t-te rT re ee ef fe ee ee © a air dematr ' Si | ; pis. 4 ‘otal United States ship : Wisconsin bulk round whites. rT | ‘maw ® . r es ~* »-~a-- PY - 7 — ‘ ‘ -_ 2 «= “> — Fenme +. » ~~ P. 3 * - A A Nie NC Shee ip age se et me ee er oe ee wt Minneso‘'a sacked Poe @S$1 O08 ow: y $1 -w: spa ding @a- P Stock ee , . ; fae e + «me . | yo ies m- | n oe ' Tots i 5 fran (6 24,625 26,897 Touts Hay Market Sd en eee + AT .- o we. 3 $6 50 os ilitiniccien erurin . ee (PEGs pad and the net changes as compares £2 {.°R) Brice. be wou. offerings: - FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICE | ¢ ‘ PT ’ cA Apri 26 —e tre ait peer _ eT 4 * : . " y ‘ ; . ° . . Y ”" ' ; “ ; ‘ ee: : ¢. aad : a a : o — ne CHI . ” 2. pu" ° in “nangwed | —_ sao ; : i a +e 7 ropp ~ i F — seeteenes. Sam ewe al nehas ree ts BRET ~ane Nis Cermert an 0 me eb | | —— °@ 3 0 ER a ts WHEAT ON CHICAGO MARK T e ' : ie u ane ann a : - Hs . o.. as ; ) rh 28 cee pervative Miavcie “a | rp che em — ; ey _ OL = tlhe, rg — ee | ay n' he: : of gw SE rge - Corn Crop Estimate. I | . ' = pa a mo i . “4 = , . sone seuie 4 AEA onther Gasteteas , , es ' ar red , om o, Cr seal ae or ” 7D 7 bi. ' ' ws feathers mus ae! ‘) at aed 1 ice Th wry i» ~ortan! V orket. op? Ser lyy Phone > — on sma! bags —S SD Werte -& 4 RE, Sei cer iesinace's SPURT 7 ) gio pe gl ie America’s first ea aaa ars a0 ivestoc : cielarmy eeepc ceneee fy eS Car was equip- oe a B tsetse ek | Bs Se eee aa ee eg ped with Koko- Dkin vc *stagert x far era ten cue Soc SE etbiaaer BT ibcatié ae r mo tires, the See Meamchamce' ners tn, aor Bee kt gee acsesven, #2020" het Bee a fo age : tT, te 7 first pneumatic Bt Lowe B@tock Fact hn | . lee Zlnditadaeaaaal eee pn an CE ee | og) |e automobile YIELD RSS SS Gs ian a eR mee IE {NN tires ever made, 20, 82%, 97a = ioe ees |e | | se. MeN. se as “= : and they will Service Com ee | CU tee oe am se. Kokomos are I eee ee oe eer acres | MISSOURI PACIFIC tres angel EPERRED sTrock al accoun p$14.500 WOO. a SPASM TO mn BA 50 ~ os tires, anywnere, Tielding over #+%% s | New ¢ ! ' ’ oe. &- RNG ap af 7 . : : R O U Ez kL t an rice ing “York Feder x2 = ¥ , “] “ah Commencing SATURDAY , May 5. and Leave St Louis . a y p . Disaine una sen : , i “>t ¥ | P were « : * uses | on each SATURDAY thereafter until oe cour See ’ ag . : : 1 ‘ ye Of Leno . . . furt! notice, Outing Service wil] be ; cog a fee ae a . idiads Pate Mesety. ME , Rnce, Boerne Pg, | Pn oe | ty spereted by the MEMSOURI PACIIC 9 fame sere gett -+s02-- Sa8amm It’sin the tread! Record, 12 Years Gp,“ “LO! ‘Apr 28 —B | it . , | ‘ ‘2 mixes 4044 RAILROAD between St. Louis and and will make a second evening trip to im = | | Out ' . ' G ' Gi —C 7 h th des Surplne—S45.875.000 a | : os Seen . , | etl St. Lowts. 1.45. .208 p. —— age. "waeneed a 18 p. ” Kokomo Long Life Tires are Leaving | ower Grove ..... and reaching Tower Grove 9:55 p. m., | sold by— Awwrts Over $400,000,008 . Mie ¢> | Returning from Giences.... . : . S!. Louis Lnion Station 10:15 Dp. m. Bode Meteor Co. 6014-18 %. Grand Dert! Tiwe @ Batters fo... 1896 NS. trand BENERALLY Low : | t LU WER | AT . : , , : Arriving | ower Greve . USE pF ‘CURB MARKET a noe ; currel ; . ‘ ) ; Arriving St Louis E fective SUNDAY May 6, and con . Feeelgter Gerace. Manchester & Bellevue . : oo ry. Westbound train will make but one stop trmu? ng on each SUNDAY thereafter un- Pentcins Filling “taties. S257 &. Bread. - di : . , 8. Tower Grove between St. Louis and til further notice, a special train will be Red Mill Garece. 1608 Hoediqgnest. Wer . a ited pe 7 tog. Fa Kirkw 4 west of Kirkwood. operated bets De oten. “ RWood, 4G.i stops e IE ern —— os and St. Rebinsees Gerace. 7746 Sullivan I urs [oO @4 ee ~ On SUNDAY Mav & a pao spar wamngy wach ~ se cee lewa Tire (e.. 2734 Latferette ar and on each SUNDAY ‘6 paaces ateng * on ¢ on IMeatributer ; ' sal st Leave De Soto ; Rreead . 8 ¢ nme er \ andetemter tnereafter unt turtner no bostes i. lreeayy W ashingtos tice. Outing Train will 4rrice Tower Grove Arrive Union Station EE te Write fer Circulare ———— “7 A \ » Ne peng 7 s4™M 1. JONES District Sales Maneaeer “Liberty Central Treat Bids — Baer. oe —— ~~ 4 Miseour'. , | , , ' oun Mm | | | RN O T : 5 he Further details and additional CE “. | . | . j service indicated in new eub- ~—dilive 4145-4144. ¥ . . rk i : | er i a. $228 - ro | W.0 CHICAGSE. PEORIA & | P ’ a :; urban foider soon to be \seued. | | a e |. M. Griffin, Die Pass Agt is ag ‘ey roote free of fore ma! sie sine V YORK “STOCK Peits a fio Kirine. ci ag age ey a a | 2. ‘ * ST. LOUIS RAILROAD _ 0 Raliwey Eachange P -———— Biute: ¥ ’ i | = F © Schwaneck @ =— Price for Yearling» ity | iche’ Agerd D BOND HOUSE Be oe Bs ee ee ee to emplor je*trort : ~? ae ~ the Fert Worth market se s —— : . : "7 ih "yA ne died S. ._ ors :o¢a* ww her eT. es , : ‘ : , . “ . in cece’ noo ' , a ao , | t {eee Bee, & | ; » | | | At® Nocth Beoedwey / a 3 _ , “eurnt wee TAS pe : i : 19 4. COIS OO ~ LISPe now ledger ofr ligted > Tanh ier remgna Give all , Sl - See oa tS PORCO OIL CO. Grand 545) | em re Sta ighhget SNE aw | 1434 WITTENBERG AVENUE | "se Rector @t.. ; , | ; | ih ‘ or ner 7 | ELCKY¥ tat ~ per 100 iva,

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44R ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Dafty POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. wit tained law offices , waRened ‘le smoke and which she instantly maa*s)|mUlarity with the BARREL OF Liqui SEIZED ' “haan eT ts Pr. ene tyton, ana “™ far ‘s at Hiote at eae Sr ee es a ae a ords. thus demonstrating her ‘a- writer concern is ~s : . anal. ‘ we el . ae , : ’ : | aap > ; \s : s . ‘ates : "+4 >. " | To¢ ards at 4:30 a! = terda “ oor or pewer ef any Kise Cute ®*SO AS GOOD AS NEW Open hs CLAIM The blaze was cc sed to. th Oe Heriusee and : & Spotiess white in 15 to 49 minutes VI oe 2 t 4c TT RiRs Evenings ANOTHER FILES shed tse on @ -age c — — - {> mooring parts FArnc : z --2e *' =" ee* Sates - > Reco ver $19. “80 > 24 ~ on -~ ~ *- . - - > - - ~ - - " ._**s oe 30° _ . = = \ : : . - ~~». > : : 3 - i9 waelte sTs yee » - ——— ~ - ie the offer of o rhe o piamo manufacturers tn America Re . few =m . as : > _ > *- . - ~ > = a . ,. “ -- a iis - . A . - ies er - rr Y s a ake ad tage to purchase a : . = a Oe. - *=s a -* «= —— ae ; ee | ve. Vv eed —_——- « - iO —_ ee & se BEAUTIFULLY . ” - ‘ . ~ +a —_ «% - =~ *--2 ~, e+ / . && es + — = —_ N “ourt Tayrtor was appcinted guar- ; ; a7 c*~.- Tea’ - er s- 4 ~~ : ~ + — -- -~ > ame ; = ” : ” 5 hes 1 rec and Dlacx. Te-ece's *-arc'a WITH CABINET TO MATCH. ° the pertod of Johnec . eater ‘ in cretomnes and tapestries hari 50 GOOD MUSIC ROLLS S c085 “Johnson's petition alleges he had Chairs and Rockers Davenports End Tables Telephone Sets Day Beds — opportunity to satisfy your Summer requirements. Either as suites made up a nothing more desirable at so smallacost. A variety of designs with fim. al brown, blue and gold, bluetex and sepia. The upholsteries are 3 - > - = = » ©» oO cf =. with th various fin sh “a s+ tril —* + >. AND PLAYER-PIANO BENCH, § cac-eoventh tntesest fs :80-ntre $12.50 and Up $48.50 and Up $11.00 and Up $12.00 and Up $45.00 and Ur ‘-a-? 7? ‘ar 4 => -* Tas en’ 4 «* =e *. petion for $13,828 and chat his ALL FOR ee | nave °¢ the Drececds, amounting t Chaise Lounges Ferneries Tables Tabourets Desks aes aT he ates br Tarvior ft te further charged $35.00 and Up $11.50 and Up $9.00 and Up $9.00 and Up $20.00 and Up € Selling Tp to $600 Flsewhere T's new ard Pea**f:! : a: ; an §-rote tnstrumes?t anreec. which aee cr . , a her's? + ‘fen an4 prcetectior , ° . a - : »* -* . = ° : - . = ~ ~* e -A ome .*> tmetrument ts ces _gne Piain limes, yet is @o artistic that we fee . faem implements SSEtSie TO SRiisty the most scrut >a -¢ comtains a five-point ‘Proveeds Withheid. Charged. V d V Rotor. felk_ non (piste, eprace eounting ‘ear transposing de Wl) qrovver Geant udor Ventilating Porc Tice Yor singir heavy ing brass s*rires a at ts rea : Bes fx acne, heavy wound tram ernen Soars Seinoes ty orem | eeee cess onsen sree wwe] | Inexpensive Summer Rugs” ane a: von sian ae el ties aii’ ine oe weet Maver- a a ae A boon to the owner of a sun-exposed porch. Lets Pianoe offere? a géc e se where ; . ames * 7 es -3 990 eee ttiain = nae rin} : 5 -. ewer . : . ’ ; the coc! air in and the hot air out. No trouble te , | name Quiiineth . Daihen ai cal et ee oe ee ee Set cme, . é 29 nae Soild’ put uP. take down or operate. Shade and comfort TERMS ~sgenellpi- gedit x. pletely and most charmingly change the aspect of your rooms, or add greatly tts We are ¢ for St. PURCHASERS RECEIVE ‘ae | Leu > th leasn f your porch. by selections from our extensive assortments of at littie cost. e are the exclusive agents Monday and Tuesday: UNUSUAL PRIVILEGES ar vier with jailer thie Louis and vicinity. 5@ Good Music Beils. Smo padeome Gnitant Gar gene uidute - vor . “h Johrec Crex de Luxe Rugs Rush Block Rugs ~~ , Hugunane. Reseenabdle erten- . -. feurt "e-ee Grass Rugs that can >e used: ivar+are Weven Rush Blocks. each :8 inches square on = sickness. accident or eee ; : 3 be vment | : os amy flcor Particuiariy a ited for Can be made up into Rugs cf practicaily Eiht Basil and be ede Bebe on 2 = the suit Johns ging th with distinctive beauts ae $1.25 per Block Specials in Summer Curtain Materials | fer $235 sve ee it asin moh tees Prices From $3.00 21.00 : ory hn nleage ee lege to $ Imported Madras and Grenadine = =~ a th a a from ~ - = $ - 4 - Ga ary } Starch “Baby” Grand ™ aan , ne : ae 2 ret Fiber Rugs Sees > eee s - a y > pw in . 5, 3 c and Aug. 15 sank soe Oval ame Oblong R, ush h Rugs Sizes 50c a Yard ? 4 apery Se ae @ ectate wae settled, 22d that Tap- es ils a re : Prices, $10.00 to $16.00 54-Inch Wool Casement Cloth . [ff | 32 a3 especialy acapta: "Soor use Colors: Blue, brown, natural, rose; plain and stripelw imported Moozourk Porch Rugs Values $2.00 and $250 a yard ee res 2 x72 to g Er2 $1.25 a Yard ee ; Prices, $6.50 to $37.50 Rose. lavender and black striped Drasertes Went effects. Value, rec a yard é “Vs saeco 2Se fs Wisi Fr -'ser © -a eer - ll i RL ee rarer OO ee ae eee ee... ~= * éx35 = ext 2 o ; e=a ¢: Carried £15 .600 Insurance Oriental Rugs—Persian and Chinese—a magnificent collection ta etre ee —- =| J, Kennard & Sons, Fourth and Washingto TF Ban “® preside-- —_ E. Cor. 11th $ pata Comnty Rank at Ciavtnn « ; sole canien S.0Gny 7 . f f

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> » — ——~—- ee = my’ RK Soe x aw ; . - | & F mee oe : : : gow —— = N MHS Fs N WAY, soos oc soeees SNR aaa gs grey AS = “T"h-of | ; WN ~ ww _ Won ~~ s ‘ ~ ~ ‘I é ~ x ‘ ~ $ SoS XS . CNS ee 2. NX Noy WN Sora . \ AY NY Reaaa™ Ss N \ AIT NK S NN . ‘ —" ‘ NY | CSM RON CLES S © - ey rae YW Y SAW, MANY » SSS 7 ~ ee NY N SS SS Moar Wer soe yS"} _ Vif). 4 WS//) DN ye ie le Ce GR MI oe a Y PART FOUR | ‘conta ae Bab ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 20) 1922. Wty J uj Uifpipbipty ? WLLL. CLL hcl llllllllllclcddadddéde (4, Yj” Gp fl” oon Wttiyyy “a Uty, 4 ———ny ee _ * Je ~ , / 4 VAN —_— ~ ‘ «* g Z 4% ar Jd w \. Y QQ A SAAN ——-. i ied ‘Ton save halt. ‘Spring samples from ing New York os, Aww = i | —) » hs AAS SS > ~~. > SS ~ pl te yy, » SN ae a, : ee : ~ " ee \s*\ ee ee ee ee er an _ .* i ee wns N ee28e002052 0. lode cad A A er ee a - *- oe es eee eC SSS SASS SAAS i WAWAA A WOR Be =" i ey Wi AA SSS cu & ~ SS SSA AAA i CC etc LAB Be ° on- = —_—e se she DES i NSS MAAK % ly A ET ONE tn lity SRA WY renee wea ~~ — — ss - 7 ~~... . ~. i ae enjoying ad Drap- éspe- nts. — SY a" —_ ~~ __" — MMWWQAN SSS MF SSO RRAAAAHL VG W cee see, ss 4 ‘ \ ee wR ww ) SN = —— - . * » _— oon - . e - CRN oR RO. TN FE a IR A A TE A NT RE a eT ES A GN pa RS a Sm ly A ae % sf". y, ca ‘ = Me o : Yfu, Y . He nen ; / ee. 5 9 I> POS oe oa “Wy yy Jb Yr % : Vy “Mtg PR “lis, > 4% % Y, 4%, SAVMVISELLAAMY A I hf ff, A, ky Ste gt L// 44, yy ; Z4%/ _, Wild tdleinarneneusie” | — © 2 a : eS 7 “emypyyypmull” G % ic? 7 / pthe OF, © UNDERWOOD & UNDER WOOO - ie, * : : get ’ . \ oa idle . a ‘ ™ 79 at | Llams, bate R Wilses York, where she visited another sister, Mra. re. Alice ¢ i Soest fart e Stee f “Romeo and J t.”” will b mm 5 RS Set el a} nr ee re and the Misses Ecith Fentom 9 ssell Carr. Later she spent some time with \ ot ss es. eRe a ee = ee: eres Mrs. Rockefeller at Overhills, N.C. Mre. Carr ~ 7% ee —__--— and Miss Gratz returned to St. Louis a few days end Mr. Rockefeller ts at present their Mou! : | | soe Ee rill be taken by Miss Laura Hine aS agar SRS Se ! | | tiding Club will give a dinner ago black striped 1 OS Se cc tn Matas | | , i S ak: Chis es ‘. +} oe "5c a yard ’ Aanea ridaw 3 : hase Among the guert Yard : ' , a dance i rs. Guy H. Wright of The prospective bridegroom is the graed- a pian ian net marticinant atu? AissacK | | er mn 2 F rs be GOREN: as They will entertain nephew of John I) Rockefeller. His father and | ry nh a ' Bre - e's ae we «key + a é + | riend n honor of Mr. and Mrs his grandfather. Willlam Rockefeller. have died : — 7 . ; , = . . ri + rs. rt for 4 . Pian tat ties Y aus we 1 Dartford avenue, wiubin the last year. His mother was Mies Elsie oe eset a Mi” y Cn ) will leave Bt. Louls the stitiman. Mr. Rockefeller fs a graduate of Yale, Se a flvsiiiiiiiititdidtbtile % ® Reco! n 3 for New \pork, to sall later ices of 1921. and is a member of several of the 7 ae . : ys te a - Sd ; ; , ; WM py pit Pe ee bea 4 ee are he summer in Europe prominent clubs in New York. Come, oe Loge tt »e committee 1 Sf . Cueste at the luncheon vesterday were Misses ' uae , ns —_—. in > 4 oO wt?” : : ' i : | me , ‘ VAAL STOP - rar . ar ; y } Whe e the me ~ _ " . — . . . ‘‘ A». " " . th ; , aan ‘ ; i . oa] “tay - i « * } : - mT . & . Z 4 . a \ . , . . a7 rcraret = ‘ . ’ SSIS SL 4 VSSIS SSF AS SSS 7 » ° . pare? ’ ae ‘ - ‘4, YA The fo hg young women wiil 3 gh as ete “ite ee on. ay ~ women wi 2 Se tieaheth Smith, mem- Catherine loulse Cronden, Mary Etta Randolph. | Miss Elizabeth’ Terry (left) and Miss Elizabeth smith. cuest of Miss Alice Scott. daughter of Mrs. Henry Mary Denman Clark, Ruth Liéonberger, Helen Weather.” to be produced May 10 Clarkson Scott. 21 Westmoreland place, will re Mille, Alice Scott, and her guest. Miss Frances Hamill of Chicago; Carolyn Balley, Bilizabeth “Clety at th. ; a Prig ' . v7 " ™ i? ferentec r) ne fectiva! hers cy the cast . oa . eee her e \" 4 lo | . mia ‘ « 11> +568 ; > s . : ‘ J « . : . Ss : a ) Te . ° * r ’ aed ° 1% r | ’ - >.> * } - . 7 , . ; “lal The patronesses of the persormance ud and 11 at the American Theater for Father Dunne’s News- main unt!] Thuredey. Miss Scott will give a mall dinner party fer her guest tomorrow night. Boeckeler and Virginia Gordon. irr, aa : *he foalioe neg. MM captain: Misses Julia Lae. Marie Clarl 3 ane Nath . on. 7 ooys Home ) ~ — . orrere ’ | » <a) <3 : ; ‘ , ™ ; tL, Mary Bey Ader ond Marian Francisacu “es J Brau ; : ’ reiLicaArrea" ; ie <i) _ ne : , . , “abeth Mauran, Porothy Pilot, France Rix i ra

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: 4 -_-- ie a : E 2 oui Chapt -— ot aa LOUS POST: DISPAT un ; ek oo Sst sien will- | . - sy 2 Be ‘= POST-DISPA'S 4 “ ) ———— eres —— - weer 7 sa ; time ae mans . e mer a EE it RES LQUISANS. - — er : aa ae & F £1.95 to $2.95 Silk Hose. | | OTHER GUNERAL (ean | a pons ~- gnE Ks ae wy) [carer oa & ; ‘ 3 Ys .7 * . , Sa.©@ > ° SOCIAL TEMS «=P are on IMME) =e Monday Begins Our Spring Clearance—Our Great Annual NAcw 7 TAA wt, x1A Qal lat 2 pracy §=hUREUU 11 Ure As important an occasion as our great After-Christmas Sale, considered one of the biggest saving events of the year. Every Spring Cape. Wrap or Coat—Every Spring Dress—Every Spring Sait—Every Spring Skirt, Far, etc.—now offered at tremendous redactions ——————— Capes, Coats, W raps—Sacrificed! Former $45 to 855 Capes and Wraps - “ - - - -~ = © é ‘ J - py ae" ee W-& : ot eK Mel tise Oo ; = -, -——-— al oo oe » | ~ patie ee eee ere ’ a a Sale of Trimmed Tauvlored & Sport RGMISHE Stiff Capes .1is0 ‘Af fered 2 Sacrifice. HATS 411 Branch Same Ff Capes, Coats Any Cloth Capes, Coats and Wraps Cape or Wrap and Wraps noncancer RB ax * - _ - * - . A * Ieee. Ree Foe as! SS. e we . ; i : oot 4 oh i¥ ks $i ree. te eee: Re ie oe ae at \ 1 IRAE RS eines 95. 2 Aah: -& ‘ | ay os rR ind . x7 ~ s SO " New . ~ a! ty Cea | REPOSE ARCH The Lak H or Of Style and Quai : iver y Spr! Ing Suit—Sacrificed ra - _- - -- - - - - -- s - - - -— A . > are se > - ; , \ = a ~ . . . >* - ’ - _— ; _- > » | % — z > ~4' .- ~~ “ x _ ™ . af - . - yo wa ST OF —.*®gacr. . 4 . : ieee Bi ok i i aii cae 4/4 e a 3 = a = : - . : “4 - - a : - o> _ , _ 2 : N * $ . " MIM nes | Girls’ Capes | & and Coats Former $55 to $85 Choice of the House! SULTS 54.4 || SER 84 _ SS _——_ nee DRE SSE S—At Cost and Below Cost! Former S18 to $30 ‘Spreng Dresses Reduced to - L Spee iearance of all Spring” > . . ; i > a ie. ee Peretet Arch Support ‘eatures _ a - a vo - — Eg vptian and Orvents “Ff - a: Ss group av Sale Proce -_ eke = 3 DRESSES 39% 0 me maeSese SB ee eee eee na ae ee ee eS ashes testo

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le eee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPaTCH: SUNDAY MORNING, APRIT 89, Tead. STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ : 3 oat 7 — we AB Louis (Chapter of the En- | tuncheon at the Biking Union will have a Association. Missouri Athletic | | Joseph Gilman Miller, J. Lionberger WEBSTER GROVES BRIDE TMM MMMM MMMM MMMM TTT — Seog wie M cae — > . co fe 4 Ag) etme cons - Baglishss ‘the Bt ak a toe og, Semaine 2 I. = — o 2 A © CEE a #210 Locust street, in are in: terested prayers nion, who L. Shapleigh R. H. Switzler and : , . of Angus Fletcher of the/noon mee: ing are: esday after- William L. Stribling gy ge Bs Library of Information, New Clarkson Scot: Mrs ae ¥ poet | Plan, ae -s ‘Rawens — , be followed Jr., Mrs. George A. Bak | Sell Mr. ar rs. MR. Vernon Clark of ; ai, - ee a | f 3 7 | Be ror Coacrey S| the ey nee74iE, Witiam Guy, S220 onminees cr were noe | A, glam q A> : : ’. Hertsi¢'. — (onsul, with alert Johnston. George Scarlett. Rob- . “aman ial " A amin vine Wh, wt Flom | mz ; ; — -* - a — .) $2? 50 $3.00 — = At — one seven drugs 7 ——— 2 . = : = —_ | = | o * =; i pm = e= '\ mis t he . gr’ a e $4.00 to 829.28 gold Cuff Buttons RY een and : go ngine turned ngraved £12.50 to 814.50 | A ’ =" ts » ? >. eer De ae _— TUM Pitas hat: Mahe MCL Mi deal Rat ae . ee | The greatest Shoe fad in yvears—has taken Fifth Avenue by storm. Be- sides all red and all green, we show eltd wo'd Cuff Butt green g¢ ™ borde 15.60 | to 847.75 | . ener ad £'5.00 te 859.00 a AMIE AMAT A White hid with Green Trimming White Aid with Red Trimming Black Satin with Gray Kid Trimming $7.50 to 820.00 Full Dress Sets —— Here at a popular = are these much e ne wee e . aii ccnmatdanilt ake: Adaiieiied mile ieee wanted colored kid Sandals of a new, clev- weld. We ahe@ -o ~ariete 46 jt er design that will be the talk of the town. "na . ; 914 her.¢ en?’ f oP? .F ‘*ane ST.08 tea 2218.0 W have all S1Zes aa f to 8. Mother-of Pear Ves: Buttons 27.00 to 8162.00 Mother-of-Pear! Studs 55 ae . earl Stt $5.50 to $ 56.00 Note Our New Address Waldemar Vest Chains Pa i™ Waid ar Yee? CF ain Bn5.90 to g28c,.. no Platinum and gold Waldemar v tc — ns 862.00 to — 00 a eand green 0 lid ¥ a) idemar Ves: ains 811.50 te 850.00 White goid Waidemar Vest Sil.” to £34.00 "The Phace to Buy Shoes” 7ll WASHINGT AVE. We are now located between 7th and &th, 2 blocks west of our former location. pei ote - Jaccards TTT TTT ’ Uy oa ] PUTT TTT TT TUT TULCU RTL Ls Our Entire Stock of = | Orr REGULAR PRICES An unusual opportunity to secure Spring Coats, Wraps and Suits at this time of the year at a reduction of ONE-THIRD. Three-piece Suits for Dress wear, Two-piece Tailleurs, Sport Suits. Coats and Wraps in latest styles with or with- out Fur Collar are on sale! All one-of-a-kind modes! We advise early attendance. All Cloth Suits, Coats and Wraps, formerly $225, now $150-" All Cloth Suits, Coats and Wraps, formerly $210, now $130-" All Cloth Suits, Coats and Wraps, formerly $185, now $123-55 All Cloth Suits, Coats and Wraps, formerly $165, now $110-" All Cloth Suits, Coats and Wraps, formerly $150, now $100” All Cloth Suits, Coats and Wraps, formerly $125, now $ 83-5 All Cloth Suits, Coats and Wraps, formerly $ 95, now $ 63-55 All Cloth Suits, Coats and Wraps, formerly $ 75, now $ 50-9 All Misses’ Cloth Dresses Included in This Sale! cvs tH HHHNHUNUUNIUNUNINOUUAUUAUUNULNAVONONOEOUO0UbSSSEE OPT PATA AE mae VG _ , “ —— Peyrt--s = _ : “ . . : . avait on dn wn ae ee ee ee ee eee ee oe eee ee Btls se . Sian a ~ ob . ~ “ o ¢ —— — oe _ = Ser meh s - - page n ~ aA - - - * , a - “4 ¥ > "y : _ o — wetew. ~ hem — - —— _ — ae may or — . — An os —_ — —a — — o tinter we . — . ~x* aay 1 - ee Ae - « ; > x " . = an aes ° ~~~ - . — > o—~egwe ~ = . 7 e - — — : —— —_ a GE RN RE ee oe LOT EN A A RE RN AT Rt ON Se EON pt oi Nie TELIA eT I RI BS CR Em te pa cg, mca ag ee ae >. aa anne ~ a ime nn = ‘ ~ ps ” — . ewe —n a _— . - . : mo <8 a ee - H | * it it Wh i vit nid itd { mit Hide tbL

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r =m - t.. . §—*.- T-.- . —% = ._.f A. a. ,» = ~ -_- DISPATCH efone Spproz ¥ Seis “ha e Daily Giebe-I the Times Cambined. oO 4 STLOUS FPOST-DSPAITH to oe et . 7 er ~ aia cos? En --+- a : Oe Ie : a7 c the mernimg of Tore T7 & Be ie Seeman... The cm —— : ' ‘ion res i% ete «@ . 4 a ™- wecntate “onceptton Ceerth. oud OS Soa: or Te * Tee ~ AND ‘ r ~ . = . i . x ere: hes ; . : : : : ' a ? mp2 : ne Shum and © NOMEWENTS 2 Seay ee ‘ 7 . ; , = - “2 ) =. 2” ; a " sien . ' — —— — - a (2a a 2 2 2 SEs eusEE - . , ) ; K » { af 4% ~-* . ° = - _—~ > “ . "- . 4 - . 2.2 - oa . ) ys - qarctea _ | ' - Oy . 2 rs Ca —" be *olkewed Or os beeek@est st SC caide 2 & Le” 6 s - - ££. ? ™ . . . , : ' an Dou ceme>nt == “Sx Ya FT & Wet oT TS careers = “de se metren sf sessr. = thug of Bien oy te ocean ter © » * aa 3 tt. Lawrence Ma! f 4 | ‘le Goein. Bérh Var ' 3 ‘ -¥ WW ida Spain mt % biic wt SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES _— 7 cs Pes - - e a — . o >. : . e wh . LL eT ae tet ee eerie iret nears 2 le ae . oe op ag 7 ie : + oe bd - : ' . - _ e * : : é “% ; ' _ ' «3 — . 7 . 7 ~* " 2 7 : ’ - . 4 . : - . Ls : - ° » > : : : ” > ad ; : ; le Jere Martha Beortrup and : H ' gel Bars _ a gsurprise party was giv ' ; : a ee ee ee ae

& t2 horer of Mrs. Agnes ess Vulcan street. the oce oi birthda; The + —7~* - + Cart « : oo ar I eR ene 2 Ps or a » det Bet ae "4 Delecktie! Place o Whecrt te Sher HENRY A. WEIL, x. a oa ween Zz f*ar eae ’ * AEE PR a IES TOK ck ‘es Artistes / sc.ona. Federaties ast Mordar of ome of (ts men fseonre: of the club cor | fellow rg membera Mrs Of Derethy Hopkins Celest! .erd Maior‘e MceCauslerd £ om. Virg ma Ricketts. Me Censtance Roach and Mign tre Mrs Alice W 2rev gpomser fer the ciut > Monday—W omen’s and Misses’ Spring Apparel—at DRAS TIC EDUCTIONS) ALL SALES FINAL 128 WOMEN’S DRESSES $25 $35 $45 $55 $65 — a ner sTcowfer wae 2a. a ef Mas Ages tiernog Bevin avenue. April 15 be oes _—_—_ ie . 2 : IR RE Se te me ee $22.50 Values $19.75 Values $17.50 Values $15.00 Values | os ¢ WASHINGCTC bee i hl he teal _ - OL ee Three grour lv anticipate wardrobe req nary savings! of smartest make room Stocks. The Coats Eve rs new at fashion thought is ‘his remarkable ‘ne widely fa braid and embroi . , : '— aed Coats, better Month-End Clean-Up of 1245 Pairs, $6 Beef Coats. self-trimme 4 pia ‘e vec models. OF twills. soft texture fabrics Straps, Oxfords, Colo! 4 HAA) The Dresse Correctly styled, models that ‘ The ment will wear the smartest fune some printed . Gowns of cre Georgettes and a end embroi on fc 2 ee ome & = . "ee ee eee ee eee S22. S24 eee eae geie e@eaee oeen eae @ ; 3 $85.00 #9 $49.90 $29.50 $45.80 to $55.00 $35.00 $49.50 $59.50 $75.00 AND CAPES , 4 i ‘ . ’ _-— — ~ : - ~ > ~~ \ , ‘ »aA « , “ 4 .-_ 2 = . e ~ 7 = a ee re a a are COVERED LOUIS, SPANISH OR CUBAN HEELS. — ite ie ee ee Ue ee en ee ee gn nn nn i eo —s . = ee Ee Dinner and Dance Frocks Priced "sae to $QQ-50 A@vence mo@es ere shown in dimre ena dense Fen. ee Georgettes, crepe Reerelire mew te Fetec «meh mee * rh lece. contrasting . Shane ener EG - wee at-« = in all the high shedes * FOL 4 0 7 Sy ~ . a 3 | a £ 4 a f D »- ai - tied ™” < 0 hg ve a | x * ba — aa a wy . ee ty hehe = el "7 » wee Biack Satin Gray Suede ‘a Beige Suede Bronze Kid ; Biack Suede Pateni Colt oa a he 4 EE es se Oe, - se 2 o F Cage Ne seree: 4 ” oe PE AS a et a , | : : : . / wered heel—every s | to 8 and width AA t D. <2 vax ; ° ' . tf2egegee8B eee ae

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—— eo SDAY. , 29, 1988. . 2 e couple wt!) » » fm the Nort, . . Louis. x ent of Bites Lott r of Mrs. g. tdge roa¢ ana Ben ae City, Mo. t ing ee ho date hose been sau and per- i | oo ~~ }- | peor. ‘The Garfiec Sch Mother. feb will give receytic Hi @beo! at 6 k Fr Ma a to celebrate the eleventh annive grr of the organizatior the com. z ear VW ly ie 18 a a) ples Petites Art branc! #@the National Federation of Muse: Cubs, met iast the home of one of it personne! of the clut sists of +t Rliewing members: Mrs Otto Heller Derothy Hopkins, Celestine Reich eo Majiorie McCauslan: @. Virginia Ricketts, Margare: Re: fenttance Roach and Mig: the. Mre Alice Widner Co, an’ ) gponser for the « fhe pup of Miss |! i sive a violin recital qf Hare's ‘ter her birthda: a and Mmes. Henr: i Bellevile, I.) Mr. and pally anc Mr. and Mra. A The Senior Out : the Chain of Rocks this afte: Aiunen anower wae five, — ) of Miss Agries a des Brunette rierzor of 46K) Bevin avenue. An bY Miss Fiw aa’ A —* The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and thé Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! ~ high se! 5s eT) Drever Mmes T W easels A Wertheimer. son of Mrs. So! Stiel, Herman Dreyer Jr, and —— Charlies Drever sens avenue Mr : eas ride was educated | | 1] ' +a Mrs. Benjamin Rosenfeld ~ill celebrate : , “_onvent at ., brate their twenty-fifth wed- aing anni\Versar’ he Lert “ura Roet’e Saturda: Hicklin Hedwiz Ruth Whal- George Mit Aye, \erna Carl Beckers Francis Deering » John Lebens, Lawrence >en Jean Lebens Bill Stephene Roever Billy Jones, Jani+s da> Marthe Bentrup and Mrs. La- . Agnes. Anna Schmid: their friends at thet, ence Dreyer of 4626 North Ki way. Agnes Re drole home : May i2 at tne Studio Build- The Pupils of Mrs Carrie Pitehe gg Olive etreet and Ta’ lor avenu Johnson 8 dancing classes wil! give ; taking part will be Dorothy ‘™ dren's play ‘The Treasure Box Lawrence Mallinckrodt, Lo; ®* the Pershing Theater Setura Spain, Edith Van Kempe}, Joan ***™'™S May 12 A ballet of Wilda Spain Ene Davis, Rob. Children will be a feature of the e tortainmen: ng s The guests were Misses Loretta, Cecilia and Celeste« Herzog, Emily, Rose an4 Adele Wes- Irene Faerhbe: Thelma Werner. THej- entertain 7 4 : SS91A mer avenue. Wednesda: May = im | ri aT , i188 iuclie FE Meidroth of 2918 Hartford s' ree? er? ertained with a 74 > cinner and five hundred party Tues- evening. April 24 Among those present were Ruth Belter, Virginia ,Bronenkamp, Carrie Eichner Doris Frank, Merle Keirhtie Augugrta : % Asurprise pa rt v was $ \e TM) re Ce Ti ? Tra uern ot . . fon : ip honor of Mrs | Agnes Schaab Vulean street, the occasion be and M enigen idred von Gru- The guests were Schaab, (: | C. Kasselbaum, Mmes. §. and m Schashb and Mies Rabt ' : Mrs. A Mr. and Mre Weiss and Re lu 7 —. yo) ca Ven? g Keep Your Complexion of Rose-Petal Texture Nadine Face Powder will keep the roses in your checks. It will make your skin soft, smooth and velvety. It will lend an irresistable charm, ~, and the fragrance of the flower garden. Nadine adheres and protects the skin from sun, wind and ‘ dust. Contains no ingredient that can harm the skin or the eves. Money re- funded if not pleased. 50c at your toilet counter. Min- iature box by mai! 4c. NATIONAL TOILET CO. Paris, Tenn. Tints, White, Fiesh, Pink, C\inVYoG & Sveltline -— DR, WLYSTER Gray Shop Stout Women Our Specialty Fitty Dresses .F9Q.50 The stvle variations are endless, long lines, bouffant, panels, un- even hems, sleeves of all lengths and the sleeveless, some with Bertha or lace collars, some em. hroidered., With con some piped trast and the wonderful use of printed crepes, *‘Sveltline’’ taior- y ing and finish all fine. ¢ Dresses for Stouts K To Size 56), $29.50 Navy. Rose, Coco, Brown, Beige. Gray, Black, and Fancies. > “BCD iV CIND® Crosby’s “GRAY StU! HARRY M. SCHMIDT, President 1019-21 Locust St. Tomorrow, Monday, We Will Offer A EE | ted .. | Modish } Pes of tricotines. twills and | Sports novelties. Of, WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH Three groups which comprehensive- lv anticipate everv Spring and Summer wardrobe requirement nary savings! Coats, St of smartest with extraordi- its and Dresses character — reduced to make room for incoming Summer stocks. The Coats at $25 Every new and authentic ashion thought is reflected in iis remarkable assortment. The widely favored allover braid and embroidery elabor- ated Coats, better type Sport Coats. self-trimmed and side- hed models. Of §tricotines. twills, soft textures and sports fabrics Bedell Coat Salon—4th Floor The Dresses at $25 Correctly stvled, well made models that women of refine- ment will wear with pride at the smartest functions. Light- ‘ome printed crepes, beaded Gowns of crepe fabrics and Georgettes and attractive plait- ed and embroidered novelties. All the new shades. Bedell Dress Salon—2d Floor The Suits at $25 costume and _ sports All bear that indelible Stamp of distinction | Which results from high stand- arc tailoring. ats. Kalkan braided. Jacquettes, box- bloused. side- embroidered, | lf trimmed Rede! Sart Salon 4th Floor Ps a rere » -_: 1 Cc ef peer. ll Featuring Monday Suits : Coats Dresses Offering Spring Apparel of High- est Desirability at One Low Price a Charges made now wwii not be billed until June Ist. Charge Accounts Invited A Special Purchase in addition to our stock of High-Grade Garments which we reduced 14 to 14 off original prices. We offer for Monday's selling the greatest bargains, The New Spring Models. biggest reductions Stewart's has ever offered. Wonderful styles for Women and Misses are too numerous to mention. Stewarls 415 N.6th St. ~A Special Event values, all grouped to sell at............ Actual A . op > N e™ i ’ ’ : i A hi | . Special Reduction J (Capes For this special occasion we have taken from our regular stock our. odds and ends of Oapes and Dresses, all of this season’s new models made of the best of materials in a large agsort- ment of styles to select from. Dresses ' Formerly Sold at $12.50 to $19.95 SPECIAL FOR MONDAY Special Sale Monday of NEW $5 and *6 Hats 413-415 N. 6th-- STEWART’ Hairbraids Combinations Taffetas Crepes Straws and Fabrice Orchid Sand Gray Black Brown Purple _ Red Navy th, + a i ie ee ¢ aia : - she . . p r ¢ ‘ : oF ge ‘ ; 4 | 7. : \ i | ee pes — Oe wae ee ng etnies rong SE Rl ne ee ean tae Y > ee re

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4 y ae ee eee er egy i . 4 ~ - ation of the Daily PO caiianl Pe “rat hid APRIL 29. 1928 § = A — —— : a oe reve | Bia » APRIL 29, 1922. i ae — —™ The City Circul -_ —_— — ee ~— = SS am — —— "See Our Other A po Ty — The Y.M.H.A. Will Build / ¢ a $500,000 New Building. Campaign April — ry da “a 30 to May 4, 1923. A bigger Y. M. H. A. for | a bigger St. Louis. — ~ ee ee a Cab ‘a daa eek Pin eae GRAND-1,EADER a ee - a eee er ee eas al - sagittis oats 0 ES LE NONE ET TE RT ER RR Ee pe A Special Selling of : l /nusual V alues in UNTRIMMED HATS Curtains $ 775 Timely Offerings of Much Zz | Interest to Home-Maker: mT HE home milliner and the pro- | 22 Fringed Curtains An Unusual Selling of fessional milliner will each . GA In Two Sale Groups find interesting values in this sell- ZA di ze H A M s O Main Floor ing. Presented are models from , : 5 | and® [22 Each N DSOM 2 IRROR mn Laut the best manufacturers, in the , | 52 Inches Long, at 792° Handmade Blouses most popular shapes of theseason. | Especially pn are these nov- — ; mp. elty Fringed Curtains, in a variety } : , Very Special, $1.65 oe oo oe: ae fs _ SS Sa cas Bering petterne. Well Meds [-LUSTRATED above is a fine quality miter-cut Plate ( lor geten are manufacturers seconds — “ | : Ss: aS of an excellent quality netting, fin- Mirror, ina new design antique gold and polychrome eee aner-peicee gunn g oe 7 ished on base with deep bullion or ornament frame, size 20x52 inches outside. Especially me Of ie quality dimity and be- There are large and it gee Re S —S— thread fringe. Specially priced. | desirable for over buffets. iste. in all-white or embroidered with a 7. 2 oe igs oP. — 2 tiste, in all-w small Hats in all the sea ee . => | At $22 50 Sizes 36 to 44. Square 7—Mai!n Floor.) son s diversity of shapes pA ME SSS f : M . | | . , and colors—sand, toast. DN, SORe vay Slip-Covering ateria A well-designed three-section Mirror of dull gold and soft shades of polychrome. The end sections have miter- O kw : r hid, navy, Perea nwa see one ; . : ; | Thrift Avenue ae gy y ae pa ES RE At 28c Yard | cut plate Mirrors, the center is plain. 22x53 inches = ie Buy-Way of St. Louis pu Pp e, ea, ; y ty oad ——_ ee An excellent quality material, suit- outside. (Fifth Fleer3 white. Each Hat is an able for slip covering and furniture. Hemstitched Sheets exceptional value. == In woven stripes, offered at a great Extra fine quality heavy bleached hem- - * ; ult ‘3 “s stitched Sheets in two sizes saving. A limited quantity. M A Y . . A Le OF RUGS eH 1x90-INn s, 1.78 each ar ares 7 $108 each C : ; | eno Match, size y ge hao ~ pecial Sale of 600 Mosaic Casement Cloth Great Preparations Made for This Sale Make Possible ~ At 75c Yard Most Interesting Values y # Bandeaux at 59¢ Ha ES 7 2 W S ; Lace, brocade and satin Bandeaux, well , Boys Pants ash uits New patterns in the natural color. Axminster Rugs at $41.50 rend in long and short models. Back- asten, tape-shoulder straps. All sizes. ie rtain sateniel: A splendid wearing Curtain material; EAUTIFUL standard Axminster Rugs in size gx12 feet. Oriental and Panel Curtains at 98c Each 2 | 98 36 inches wide. Priced exgeedingly Chinese designs. iO AISA aM ARS CE Ny bine: Se rill = toe ei PE My ele Ceres = ae a “2 om -o = OO Ce ee Fe ee a Oe ae ee eh aes Lace Panels in a large variety of pat- hows Seamless Axminster Rugs Fringed Wilton Rugs at $96.50 terns. Overlocked borders, many alike. 26 and 45 inches wide and 2': yards long. At $58.50 Of exceptional durability, the designs : toes | mponge at 59c Yard Dotted Marquisette An excellent Rua. Basutiful deciant and colorings are exquisite. 9x12 size. mportec an omestic ponge, ail new HE a ‘ , = IF 520 ~n nt a . = | opportunity to buy Wash Suits in new effects for living room or library. Seamless Brussels Rugs, $29.75 patterns, in colored checks and blocks; th A 29 Y d Size oxr2 fee 36 inches wide. 2000 yards in lot. with extra trousers at : Ww ; I t. ’ s at this lo price ; t C ar Small allover designs woven into these Curtain Materia: at 29c Yard is very unusual, and these are of ex- Highly mercerized finish Marquis- Crex Rugs at $11.50 Empire Brussels Rugs. Excellent qual- ‘6 . Grass Rugs in pretty stenciled de- ity. Size gx1r2 feet. Dotted Marquisette and Grenadine. | , , £ os Y ; Boalt’ Small, medium yor large figures, lengths cellent quanty. a wn sig eu made as ette with a smal! dot in white only; signs. Ideal for indoor or porch use. up to ro yards. White only. ~e oye i P ganic in Oliver 26 inches wide. Suitable curtaining oxr2 feet. Kimlark Rugs at $20.50 | E ney wist, middy and novelty models. ai” ents @ ee | Reversible Miner Kage 28 Se Val. Laces at 59¢ Dozen Yards for any room. Mzth Fioer.) Inlaid Linoleum coe iiealatic eke. teteakes : Sr ly aa . oO o Hundreds of dozens of Val. Laces, Blue, brown, gray and green. The At $1.45 Square Yard room or dining room. Unusual values. round, diamond and fancy meshes. vaiues are truly out of the ordinary. Nairn’s straightline Inlaid Linoleum in | 9x12 size. 4 | Wome From the narrow baby edge up to 1:':- mm tile and block effects. The color goes inch width. ig | Sizes 3 tO 8. through to the back. A large assortment 4-Yard-Wide Linoleum SE ive’ Suits, $1.2; — — New Lamps os sisaercn?** Aé $1.00 Square SHEE 1 | ~ __ iieey style. in solid green, cadet and | ] S / did lV ; f Inlaid Linoleum Aremrong. and Nairn’s printed a 7 7 n, with braid-trimmed collar, emblem on ° : / and Duriap bac inoleum. in a S| , ; sleeve, and black tie. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Special Two-Day Selling of n p endl arte Yy ns At $2.20 Square Yard range of designs. Every roll perfect. . LL fashioned with Pe Avtene Mate Hoar s _ Fi . ve Nairn’s and Newark Inlaid Linoleum. (Sixth Floor.) e. | creased durability Women’s Bloomers at 39¢ : ° = have just re- : | ‘OBE and colors. Of nainsook and crepe, shirred cuff or > VW Ing ac ines ceived an im- 7 . : Ulconanilia Chi hemstitched ruffle: some with embroicd : Sse ge rm hey portation of Japan- If A KF h Chi Di S - 7 , : a, lean white and orchid. at aan At Sas TrEnC ina mne;r eErvice : | Silk Stocki At $7.25 (Square i—Main Floor.) . SE ha figured and plain }:\ : : .. Madeira Tray Cioths, 95c Each os ba tase | Je ST at a time when most women are color effects, which fi | Of Our Own [mportation Just Arrived ieee, Sr, Nend-evelet em ay ARE lik thinking about their Spring sewing, we offer at low ODELED in the new square shapes. Tos papenae ae of the finest grade Limoges china, deco- ship Sechanae Full test reinforced with lisle and garter tops. Black f ‘ ’ 24 inches. Of fine quality round-thread , com VO- ’ " rices. | . C ee ae te omes this two day sale of Sewing Machines P .. fae rated with dainty borders, which are gold treat- Square $—Main Floor ) ) Oe at very interesting prices. Japanese Lamp, > pt } ed. Mat gold handles complete the decoration. “Made Stee ot wish nee wove a collate, ewe Tights. oy in 100-Piece Service, $57.50 limit 10 yards to a customer. £2 A poe BE Bases gan Sit-Rite (new), \ Domestic Cabinets (new). $70.00 prviaett eat x 52-Piece Service, $29.50 Silk Pongee at o8c Yard a Lessing’s Hand-Lift Machines 1 Singer, box top remedy oon 24 in. high, ‘solid ae ae geese Floor.) eg poco *, oll oilk der aye wt Singer a ome +r Rend Weir cont Aes a ee L eh Reenstitch: iota ee SS age gees EY SES H a Geanres-bain wiser) emstitching and Picoting, 10c Yard Japenese Lamp, 18 in. high, Ggured de- OUSEWARES Semi-Elastic Girdles at $1 Repair work done om al] makes of Machines. Esti . . Estimates , ge” Of striped and brocade inetetade’ and Workmanship guaranteed. ee ae ee ee mets, $12.50 C ONTINENTAL ) Rose Bushes, 25c Each n D l Scree coors, natura | 6 for $1.35 ne eee eee ee ee et teak bin, _ | rt - 3 ttery Lamp, r2 in. high, solid color ength, trimmed with braid. Sizes to 32 $1.00 a Week luster : $6.00 finish, hardwood frames fit- Buys Anv of the Machines Sa ie pee Soe jaa ; ted with good quality black Ortery amp. ro in. nigh, solid color screen wire. ‘uster, $5.00 2 ft. 6 in. wide by 6 ft. 6 J 1 Summer bloom- in. high, $2.98 ing, will bloom . Pottery Lamp, 8 in. high, lid ; ; Porch and Lawn Furniture ater TARR 8 SB BH aod coos lg in. wide by te PDEA | hs Summer. I I We have also an assortment of silk, a ft. 10 in. wide by 6 ft. & are white Kil- 10 in. high, $7.25 —items of timely interest at Very special prices parchment and glass Shades to match 3 ft. wide by 7 ft. high, ; Se” a, « ' : la, pink—AuUSs- e these bases. $2.45 Gliding Settee Map Fifth Floor —Oph o- . i aple Porch Set Maple Rock } nem, -can—pne: z P ocker Continental lia, yellow. = aE Princess SI ¢ 95 At $3.75 TY fy Window Screens, 65c At $1 a$ eces at ° .- inished ”~ eesti « Have adjustable h Baas ‘, Three Pieces, at |4 = oak oF ZN Wall Paper inches high will ounguie ain frames 24 | Hygienick Refrigerators, $31.7 ay ns ut S green, ‘slat back ty Lawn M $8 vision chamber, 3-door sidedte Ee ee llustrated is a Suite in natural finish or ote, hanes coh — awn WiOW€ETS, 95.50 rovision chamber, 3-door side-icef, 73" i alae ‘ace or embroide eesen, With aant ahd beck a split ae me Bn eae, ; At Prices That Offer 2 Rare Made expressl¥ for Stix, Bact & Full- | tb. ice capacity. perches — = fe | top finished ice May be purchased separately. Settee, $7.45- An exceptional Bea Opportunity for Savings 7 a ee ee om convenient payments if des 2 come fais Gael iy able to cut g igh or low, 12- : Large size all- * -_—-—__ _ Rocker, $7.85; Chair, $; és value. , § lions outlined with ROYER'S Gliding Settee, finish- ' At 4c Roll ” 2eaned size priced at $8.75 Bread Box, $1. io . 6 to 14 years. ed in natural hardwood with foot- : Maple Porch Table Gon patterns for attics, back halls 16-inch size priced at $9.00 ? board base and rockers painted in 3-P p } ~ a 18-inch size priced at $5.50 : - a Be 1ece orcn set ™ and kitchens, with border to match. green, covered with weatherproof S$ 95 P. & G Laundry Soa varnish. The slightest pressure of At ° ; : y p ir a | Children’s D " - Cl tan . = | . * on Seat is sufficient to operate this Of ee 348 ) , At 10c Rol] a Io Bars for 45¢c : Poe ae yi made. . 3 Combinat , aa te ; ATURAL finish, double cane Allover patterns with foliage and tap- Wades thatthe tena ae x ae ! ience for the bedroom or ba = 5 At 75c top, 23x23 inches. An excep- estry designs, appropriate for living room, bars and no mail or sihawe eotela filled. | lacing shoes, also for shining gE on my cambric, tric At $9.90 | FORTY-EIGHT-INCH settee, large roomy tionally large magazine and book dining room or halls. ‘ech S $ | | ® 7 Kit en tools, 1.49 Mirro Alumin a lace and beading, , chair and rocker of brown fb helf Brown fiber Porch Rocker, wel! ht ae eae tala way shelf below. rat piece may be purchased separately. : " : White enameled, large size, extra well | eI dra made with steel-braced seat. Con- ¢ “1 : , | es At 8c Roll | : e wer trimmed with on 21.50; Chair or Rocke: 7? re . C INO braced, just right for the average kitch- Do jlers. Sr. ne enntiein tinuous front and back posts | Four-Foot Porch Swing Very attractive bedroom Papers with en table. T sg apoge pric . | ie? oe = — ‘ i. 4 - ais wo Uar size. a . Porch — h, oe At $7 Pe ; : , fancy stripes, chintz and floral patterns. Garbage Cans, 69c ay ‘Fifth Rie@e) P S : *. A ie: ol oe Sold with borders to match. Made of good quality galvanized iron, — wing | ae hecaialk a : 4-gallon capacity, with deep rim cover. | —— teat ed ad At $2.98 | sasciat Watieeieeiaceeeee | famed, Gulch, | At 2Ic Roll Medici aie 60 ac. | } ‘= == | tion assures Tapestry cloth effects in two tones. A lected plain oak, | U — | etrength. pe very good quality of Paper for any room Cabinets, $6.95 weat herproof « Be) {eae | 2 seat equ d : in the hous edium . Fumed finish, 46 io — 1" | =; * with special x it ! - rw me, EB: | : a-quart size, with side inches wide “1 > “4 process rustless Please bring length and width measure- white enameled, mid Fr , crank. A great conven- Complete with hains. Verv a: — rent of your rooms. so that correct quality beveled plate -_ | gence for freezing ices chains. NY] 4 amount of Paper may be selected. glass mirror. es and ice cream. a TIncess (Bevecth Ficer.) a

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‘ The City Circulation of the Dailv POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a —"_,1_e\----7/9 es eee —— —_— — eee = a a a ——— es 7 If You Live Out of the City Write Mary Allen of our Personal Shopping Bureau. She will shop for you as caretully _GRAND-LEADER as though your requirements were her own. - ee — ° = ——— ee ~ rer . . _ —— - —_ « ~ 2 a - erz. Broadciot Lanton De yermane t je Tl Fe ns back £3 ten. At . . “ : ~ » ' - + , ia? at $o6.50 y. the cesigns = Ooxi2 see. iw - rs rt « . 7 7 ~ - . eo °. - —_ a ee re ne ee ee ee ee ee ee ee _ - seme 7 =: aes. $29.75 imto these ellen: cua! Ne Pe te Pe GR mY a $20.50 in the we’ able for bec Usual values % as eS eS OEE rye noleurm Yard rimtec cork In a ful] bil perfect Sixth Fienr 5 a reversible) sty.e With astic imsert at straps ling-around” Girdles of roche materials Surgical elas- well made, with p> and elastic braid Women’s Chiffon | SOU af i “ey Se gr A> ps tacoaggerale ae “ee ae te eee . Size t finishing. Sizes 24 to 34. Silk Stockings ‘oe ‘ * ‘ Lee Rt. tment arta cna a eS AT TR a A EL TS TSE _ PP TNA TREE tS OS ERENT “TI + , ae o 6 to r4 years. ‘al @0c Of crossbar naimsook. oper Children’s Drawer font and drop seat. Sizes 2 . . to ro years . _ - Combination | | BO tk cmpetemgienee apie At 75c Children’s Drawers Silb 1; At 25c Sille Ling Of cambric. trimmed with Made of eambric, knicke: Step-ins, bloomers, vest and envelo} mce end beading, kmnicker agi, with embroidery , and lace-trimmed modeis. Many sty es, crawer trimmed with lace am¢ Sizes 4 to 10 years usual vaiues. averue—Main F * Dinnniinasl | Pettiroats at $1.95 embroidery. 4 to to years. | Philippine Ch 7€I7N1IS Ph silippine Gowns and Pretty washable Perticoats, stripe —_ Princess Slips 3 a ; 1 & At $1.59 Envelope C hemuse mo re—@ new mee" washes nicely. In | . flesh and white lip hex |! Good quality nainmsook fashiors th At $1.85 flesh a Ww > hem Chemise which are—hand pec All khandmace- Dainry Nightgow™s ; j Ai 5c | eyeieted and ribbon run. Limi ones i ene ean — oo gem A Princess Slips at $2.95 | tity om sale at this specia: pri No Envelope Chemise. Chemise Vest 2>c¢ We'll made of tub silk, hip bem and mail or phone orders £! it Step-in elaborately hand embroidered. with strap shoulders. Come in flesh (As Illustrated ) There are many designs on sturdy, ¢u- and white only. These are very special Step-Ins al Whine rable material values. Made of cambric with em- : | ‘ droidery Sounces, top fnished ee At $2.50 Each French Petticoats Princess Slips at $1.69 with ribbon run embroidery. ; French Step-ins and Chemise Vests At $2.50 Pri Slips, shadowproof Deadin izes 6 to I2 ef voile, hanc-crawn. hand scalloped These Petticoats are developed in Satinay ncess years — © ta and bound im contrasting colors. These French cambric, double to hip. Fis to the hip line. Strap shoulders. Sizes rs. ' aré very Gaimty garments in white and ished with hand sca! lana bottom Very 36 to 44 White only. light shades. special values (Beconé Fieor) a eu ee ee < (Re aS WGA De LELSS 4 GAT SEA TI = on Cri rez + ia SS wag + aed -< eg CE ET ee (Secend F'ilcer ) —— em —_—_ ———— a —

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ee Se »* -> Pe eer: = Ee Es ee a ~~ s: Oe ~ ar re, eng ete HM. ge ee ee i i be DP Ve - ; SO ee aes ee eT Ce ne Ee OT ad eT oi eh epee 7 - == - we a —— —— _ mw = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— — — ——_— WASHINGTON. Apr ‘ the Migeour! co.ony gttenaced ~"° n«4ding on Tuesday ef Mss = orley. @aughter of Mr. and hn Winfield Corley of Bt laus * Tertress Toung ° Trinity Church Tato: e Par, ‘hea Rev Mortin Young. father of . " > . Cnrristia ‘rea arin: ° sf ah a fn ‘Ans 7 oon 7 a° "fg The attended by her sister. while the hes: : , - . men was the brother of tne ¢ ide s-oom, George Howard Elder of ‘oppa, M4 Among the guests were Mr and ire. Asher T. Ryerson. the Rev John @& Moses. Mre. John Winfield Corley. mother of the bride: Mr. and Mire. Retert Corley of Philadeiphia an@ Mre George Howard Eider of Joppa. M4: Mise Margaret Mac- Fumb. Mies J]. D. Batiev, Willian A” MeeRumb and Robert MacRumb of Pittsburg Feros and ‘ru't blossoms formed the deeorations in the church and the wedding supper. and iate ir and Mrs Young departed for a sedding trip to New York. efte hich they will go to St. Louis! roake their home At a meeting of the Daughters of 1212. hel4 tr Washington this week progress was reported among the chapters tn Missour! by Mra L. M (ottoty of Bt. Louls, State presi¢en’ ‘+ wae reported that Mre. Theodore Snelton. honorary 6tate president. was enjoying @ journey to Panama. Mre Selden P. Spencer. who ‘last eek retired as chapilain-general of ‘he D A Ff. enterteined the Miesour. Gelegation of the Daughter of 58:2 a tea Mrs. William Gerry Slade eneorar preal@ent-genera), was among the guests. ——eE Mrs James M. Thorrson, 4augh'e: * former Speaker and Mrs. Cham, “ark. hase arrived tn Washington, s here ehe is the guest of her brother in-law and sister Co! ané Mrs James C Breckinridge. '. 2 M. C Mire Thomeon will remain here fo: some dave. after which ashe Wil! go * Summitt Point. Va. where she Wii. he the guest of Mre. A P. Thomson her husbands mother Myre. Howard L. Hodgkine, wife -° * president of George Wash'ng‘or ‘Tniversity. was hostess st a lunch eon given in her honor at the Won.- ana City Club, Mre. Dwigh’' F Davie. wife of the Assistant Secretary,of “Var, received everta at her home.FPriday for the inet time this season Aassietinge her vere Mra Whilifam J Snow. \irs lLeneing Beach. Mre Conrad Bab- rock, Mies Helen Ernat and Mrs Mrarton Ketloge of Boston M: Davis threw ont the bali which opened the serter of interdenart- mental baseball games on Monday o-, PHONES — Magn to Years of Honest Merchan- dising Is Your Guarantee of Our Reliability. SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK GRANDMAS WASHING, 10 POWDER—3 pkgs. for ... c ORYSTAL WHIIK OA 45 Yr. & G. BOAT. 16 bare... Cc @ bare Ritaw eotP iz '25¢ FAnct” nvarokiren 415 et ae ait ra c A™ ‘APORATED 25 1COTS— Cc DK. PRICE'S 18-07. CAN 18c Uxory Ths pees for, LSC ARTOS . wack . sie Grabs a eo - ro > ' | 1 ) 20c K ORA®S sBxep— 30c ‘CLovea are — 60c ‘AND GARDENS Sc mere A. - ve —_— 85c eee sbTeito rans 2m &—PFaeh 40c Per Ib. ” _ers 20c “Oo ip tir Tal T 5s 7 * _—_—_— Cc ce ee MALT—Per ib In 50-Ib cane. Including container no FANCY STGAR-CURED BACON — 10 te 18 Ib. average to 19c Whitt “be -waaineee 2ic CALA MAMAN 13ic | —— 8c ov TRA— a see © Wen redo $2.15 it. Prine Sc Giawe Ww ASTROARDS— 30c AN MALT— S5Sc wr can eare san whith binnzr watT— 50c rer car far. en NA veriese made om povmeo — . eecenting -of. onele of the city . ’ on on i i) MANY MISSOURIANS SEE | | _ ————— ee —_—_ —— a. an * +t e~ oe - — ma | s + | 7 , Scull Sepsis / ¥f/o ‘ ‘ sae | apa + | , A 4 3i. j | = . ° > ; , ‘ Y C. ’ ‘¥ ER & FULLER ¥ GRAND-LEADER — = Choice at OMEN’S Envelope Chemise in the new high colors—orchid, peach, pink and blue. Made of shadow batiste and Windsor crepe. Sizes 36 to 44. Women’s Nightgowns of pink batiste, with clusters of han also white with embroidery or lace-trimmed yokes. Regular and extra sizes. Choice at 5 Oc Women's Envelope Chemise, in pink or white. Built-up shoulder and bodice-top Sample Envelope Chefnise, lace trimmed. Sizes styles. Sizes 36 to 44. Sample Lines of Organdie Frocks At 99c and $1.29 Dainty White and: Colored Organdie Frocks with embroidery or lace trimming. All new Spring styles. Sizes 2 to 6 years. 300 Summer Bonnets At 29c Each Infants’ Bonnets of allover embroidery and lace in a variety of pretty styles. Sam- ples, and only one or two of a kind. While limited quantity lasts. ‘The Store for _ 460 pairs dotted grena enadine, also fine tted Swiss; all made with fine ruffle and tie- 4 packs; pair ee . eeeeecen . $2.00 Ruffled C 300 pairs erossbar voll guisette Curtains; full ‘ruffle and tie-baecks to match ; pair eee teen eeevene 2 Ps me _98c Drapery 1200 yards of beautif ‘Madras, 36 in. wide; solid and mixed eolors; yard SS ee 99c : $3.25 Novelty F ? Curtains Novelty Fringed Curtai neat allover designs; also hordered bottom! trim Lheavvy bullion fringe. Specially priced for } Monday only; pair.... dered designs, Choice at 69c Women's Slipover Nightgowns, tailored, lace or embroidery trimmed. J —_ up to 44. $1.15 Scal- loped Shades 1090 dozen of these opaque Window Shades, scalloped and fringed, Maker's Samples of . : yh Y 94 tnches wide and 7 Children’s Wear Long and Short Dresses me, Tmounted a p yarantee ro era, 69c and 89c 3 anon n LA Bh hee ee Made with panel of fine embroidery; $ : a low, others with lace trimming. Being samples, | 45 and $ 1 65 : 69OC Each there are but one or two of a kind, end the —_ == Z quantity being limited, early shopping would be advisable. | Made of English sateen and lingette, (Third Floor.) ssitable for Summer wear. Well made, | nished with fine hemstitching. Being sam _ / Caps and Bonnets »: ples, only a few of a kind. pa on oui AM . . oO , 49c and 69c Satin Petticoats, $2.95 : " Sample Headwear for baby boys and Wash Satin Petticoats, made shadew- — tinty laces, nets and allover embroidery. | 2foOfgwith entra penela: Included are sammy arden an While a lot of 200 lasts. ve ee eee: CMY oon cotaiee a Y . . ioe ic — Special Sale Size 54x90-Inch Sheets At 91-18 in our advertisements. They are slight seconds, having occasional oil spots, which will come out when laun- Be. dered and will be good as perfect ones. All are made of very fine bleached cottons. . | ——— of Sheets and Pillowcases}}# Size 63x90-Inch Sheets | Size 81x90-Inch Sheets At $] 38 $10.50 Lawn Swings: full 58 a Made very substantial with a At a : frame and in red and natural ff $19.50 Couch Hammocks: cov . ; ; ; duck material; have a good aD NE of the best brands of Sheets, but qn account of the low prices, the mills have asked us to omit their names re eee cnelee: Cee orn. 11a aet. , $1.25 and $1.50 Garden Spaces, shovels, forks, hoes, ete Special values, at....... sacs 81x90 Sheets weight bleached sheeting. W111 Scalloped Sheets and Pillowcases Tablecloths =| [MMB sie scne orcad At$ 1-25 Each | 81x90-Inch Sheets | 42x36 Pillowcases a 19cm fi aut owitheh | ‘ s2.%5 Fo Of good quality medium- At $71.49 Each | At 39c Each Tableciethe ot Sienshad tees ‘ aajeorsuie tal cerized damask. 58xs4-in. size. 7 A lot of too dozen on sale. $1.50 Ice give good service. Pillowcases, 29c Each Heavy Bleached Pillowcases —good wearing kind. 48x36 and 45x36 inch sizes. capacity; quic Toweling, 124%c Yard | 42-Inch Indian Head Tubing Sleaee bieetead Ghaen Ce Toweling, absorbent quality. 18 inches wide, with colored © At 29c - Yard border. ~ “a $1.59 Po Roll 60 feet } Bath Towels, 39c Soft-finished bleached Indian Head Pillowcase Tubings, 42 , ~ Heavy double-thread Tur- inches wide. Also 49 and 45 inch Tubings from other mills are 3 ° Clock Special kish Bath Towels. wong size, in the lot. | Shirting Madras —— Unbleached Muslin, | Bleached Utica Mills | | At 19c Yard 1a £3.00 and $5.25 Sercen Huck Towels, 7!/c Ea. 12'4c Yard Sheets go Se pe ag Z i since Oe eee Bleached Cotton Huck Tow- Standard quality” Unbleached Size 8rx90 inches, $1.69 each dras in stri a a . —. sas a el els; hemmed. Size 15x30 in. Muslin; vasa wide. Size 81x99 inches, $1.49 each isin cures, | Tog pent taal inch Serves _ (Downstairs Stare) § €4 Made 1000 Sample Corsets Specially Featured in the May Sale a - Popular Warner Make | 1! ———— ———— <a BzEIN G samples, there is a variety of models to select from, and every one a style that is correct for the prevailing guarant gon; 50 coup) 1860 New Blousil % In Two Attractively Priced Groups — ¢ square ae shapes $4 .00 $4.95 j $43.00 “ i= and 1= : .? ot 2 door. side-tcing aty had lined practel and white SEVERAL special purchases made for this event chamber values that are very unusual. We advise early sel Group 1-$1 .00 . ¥ Blouses of fine voile, dimity [.™ e and batiste, in fifteen styles, in- #7. eluding the popular Overblouses. Tucking, embroidery, lace and styles. fluting have been used as the " \ | trimming. a. | | Materials are brocades, cou- "8 % ah \ ' Oe a a, tils, broches, jacquards and hes + oan ~ oe oe PA Store side handies........ ye oe 45 to 54. nly 660 in the lot. * 81.28 Clothes Mashete . ee of satin and nov- 4 ‘ i Ad [22 wiew tm medians eae. soa elty materials. Sizes 23 to 32. | aA pult73 Clothes Wringersi ad 7. Greup 2-$1.95 pea ters dsewonpee 8 200 Corsets 500Corsets | eae - | A wonderful assartment of fs ° “ . . At Cc At $ 39 | At $ 49 Blouses of batiste, voile and dim- fii! B | =» | =m ity. Gs . | V-neck or Peter Pan. Also the [it he : | : Back and front lace models. All have rustproof bening. "ew monogram Blouses. Plain })) ee a oa Sem! and full rubber tops. »Lew and medium bust models. white and some with a touch of [7 i —— a Some have graduated front steels with hooks and lacing . colored embroidery. ir Se ~ ate ee ae below. (Deownetairs Stere.) Sizes 36 to 46. (newnstairs store.) ——— oa eats Sas ae ROG eee Jor = ’ : | ~ es ile eee * WARES CIRND US Stic aime de alll a.

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sr~wr i, PRI 29 1929 ty 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' — 9 . - a ae ee Sa _ A | a Sim = —=a-9 ee Se a Store for ALL the People USI BSS . ag . 4 - | as en $1.75 Drapery Sills 9x12 Ft. Seamless Velvet Rugs $ = 460 pairs dotted grenadine, cross- 1200 yards all guaranteed sunfast amiess gs , Ker grenadine, aso fine voile gr Fiber Drapery Silks, shown in neat Seconds of $55.00 Kind ns heen Tag “mg ». figured effects; all the wanted dra- These Rugs are made of very fine yarns and have soft silky finish. 131@ an i1@- : , . ) : ' , . > ad Jew ts ~ ee ee ee we pery colors. Neat Persian, Japanese and Chinese designs in beautiful color combinations. Edging to match ; ee ee ee ee . a : ; 3 Seamless Axminster a Large-Size Brussels Rugs ,¢ 00 Ruffled ¢ ne , Heavy Rugs with a deep nap; shown in a a Seconds of *39.00 kind. Y oy re sure 396 © Yr a oe ih f, } ea ? . ’ : 45c — V oiles range of beautiful patterns and colorings like these beautiful Rugs; made seamless a0 pairs cross! | Mar . ‘ « . ; | . Size 9x12 feet — 1.33 . =f EpAe, Fine qualiiy fa: ) oer \ —_ : al aN pl ain Ve ile . wide; shown in white “Oe $90 Wilton Rugs $22.50 aoe “ee Wilton Velvet Rugs size 1114x12-foot eS ERE aE Sa as See cream and Arabian 7 aalt vewed phe exis —i reas can ‘59 — ORc Drapery Madras a : g Praren Feet Kind Size : ; N r ‘ }) One of the best r es ry _shege Ruge are we)! r wears 1200 yards of beaut ful Drap 75c Curtain ets gill ts te ey sine Tin cd toce et Pratee made; seamless: qualities; they're shown in a range of beautiful 5 ,7 : rin —- , size Srna) ferns and colorings Made searmlees, size pl amd mixed oo colo : “= 65¢ d ° d ine and coarse weaves, eyes Iu 11 a13 Meet ae | eltvy Nets. 36 to nmehes wide _* $3.29 and $3.50 Fringe aiied d pe patterns: 4 [ie Four- Yard-Wide Lincleans $3 Velvet Rugs | Casement Curtains Sings 10 meatal — Abe . a $3.25 Novelty Fringed or el . ' I | iy linoleum ; coil patterns hy ) ant . SS a ae 9 } ' 350 beautiful Fringed Casement Cu: s, 42 to 7 . and bright colors. Covers . " . " , . S os Curtains 45 inches wide; shown in a very wond: er — 75¢ Gauze mnogo pO iS 7.4 the average room with. Sq. ; * | of patterns, also various weaves, in ng the TL ERE . out piecing . = . , - *t : '. . font . Novelty ris ged be ir? AInSs. BHOWN , wanted Shadow L aces: ~ Marquette ' _—— - - , - $27.50 Velvet Rugs + allover designs: also some with neatly hemmed at bottom ~we > 2. _ 4 = nea’ Ail ; & I Pati’ vr . —_ 2 - . . : 6x9 foot seamles« Bucs: 05 ee ee ei i ee en ee ee —_— ae - T SEE REE ERRESBE EE EE SEBSEESE RES EC AA A ae Ie ee eSeseeeeeee ee See he OO Oe Eee ee Tf cr " - color comb pears bullion fringe. 3 35 and thr ad LFIRgCe; q¥ : : = ~ gry ‘ ot Fe shown mn theesvanted cnown in two shad es 0 is : = te.s — = —— rr Weave 1 i ' - imperfections Snecia: tan; vara H Nonday only; pair ecru shade: each. pest Buy Rugs on the Clab Pian : (Nugenta—Thiré Fieer.) — . f ~ ‘4 oe a me 4 a $1.50 Heavy ; $1.79 Full-Size 50c Cedar Bags $3.65 Crochet $1.15 Scal- ~ ey -—T sc F'Ulowenese Sheets $2.50 White pa Ror”, arwe Cedar $6.95 Spreads a Pn loped Shades ‘ r - 8 $1 49 Oval or ‘5 Ps “se wee ‘ ng P £ix80-in bleeche ‘ Rippellet and di istproof Marseilles as in — ed : \' ale nf heavy e — gape fen OE ev eae : eetn né or lemmec : Ceo b ie oe eee — ge R9¢ Braided Rugs elent quality; ne Brussels Kugs eneene: Shee ‘ Spreads PS for ‘SI 0 _ _— full “size: heave a Sow Anw Shades. ig '6éx° ir F oa - 1en —. . 1] ize. hemmed Ne one o “ul size. 7 raisec woy de- f one ody and fr coed rye w pang é | cahiPece ory one . vy srusse _— ‘ted $1 29 ze. anae to laun- ed creams , eral nike e patterns. to oy ny : ‘ ay , ng ' innche ‘Ae . f rm‘ neaut | . , oer and eguiree neo choos rom ec - © RIES O ils Sree SES aol heavy 4 oir ng ‘ loped "edges. | y ing . oe 2.45 fest long. mounted os ramye te 65c Pillowcases Wardrobe Outfits > ; y ’ " 4 rn orf icoats ng ER / White (2x36-is $2.35 Sheets , ate of ests high-«rade _ Pages yy “ss ; plate rac 28c Pillowcases $ 65 nae tes nrett% ace 967 99 -in ra ° ith : Googtort s Bleached Pill Oa} é , { heets ‘ xcel- nit } ers: fir . ow- e uPe Each LARS&E ‘Third Toot eage Third Fieor lent rality aaie ae a ne hg (Third Floor cases. 42x26- 1 69c . — 39 eac! 7 45¢ me starc! or 4 wars ig 59c¢ a Inch size.«. ZIic | Third Fleer.) filled). (Third Floor.) (Third Floor.) (Third Floor.) (Third Wiacns mn and lingette. (Third Floor.) 4 . / \ ar. Well made | a “ é itching. Being sam- | 1 —lClU A Most Timely Sale of May Sale of China and Glassware — ten | Garden and Home Needs $35.00 Dinner vets, TOPs Pieces : Sa le of Lamps in the lot ad he - . = : ad isee«e 1?) rice . ‘rf _ *’ re t , ~*s ’ Ti vw . { - ‘ _ ‘ as eg. - A 4 , : Te ! Ai tet any lis! polychrome : ak finish / ; ; - iy 4 i: ; c.. > Be metal i> } & soc Keta The ; ~ § i i 3p” | ‘i a if shades are rich | lustrous silks, ribbed 2 2 50 Law n Benches EX Ee hh jlval | Wiesiaas = | Junior Size . 7" " ' ed- i: > ver, . _ Ses J “ Mm $25. 00 Dinner Sets, top luner lining and skirtings, .. Hanging Perch et Ee umed fringe and-fancy trimmings. ?22- : . : 9 a! we TY) made ’ . - - ‘ - 109 Pieces o nch 2.ze ('¢ ry } iete La rT pe, $2: o9 ' . : ' \aiues Sheets 7 | ——_————— ets ae patter swith reud-and-butter $27. 30 Simmons Beds ' gh . p See. ll pan Outage: tu ~ , : , . ost a) a : ee . Shapec | rne square ea sien. $ 1 A IY5 $2 Feather d« ‘* ® ; fame and im red and natural finish ’ Nf, . ne if BC —_" lers. Our excius: ‘wr full size Ivory, " : > . ' — = 2 3 a ee ~ ~ ET a ke esting : pe a — - « - _ and © peg $1.00 ree rote Coenen taint ane sainitary tquihar | vas Simmons Beds _—— Lamps choice tickdns: each —— - loths | 7 he = Seeds, * ~se0rtmen* 19¢ —_ —— Serving See $3. 00 Iced oe aii inv aA post | spy 0 AB Tea Sets fs.) mtnieah iuiiaie io amameilaane iam hele ter 68 oh. wanted Tan $5.95 Feather Pillows | £2.00 Navy Hammocks. BXts . } i hogar f ach e : ‘ | } weher ‘ “i z ; ;' oe complete —" hotton = en yr ase , “)* arter Arr ontoue * ‘ a. rerrome fir ah - Cc H \® toms esigns, cholo h f nut or brown =" g 85 -ighte yottom, Shades are gorgeous 20x27-in. PilloWs, filled with 80 } r , ea'gt - vwainu ili in cl oid: and mullberry blue mixed duck ae ie hy : ; nh ‘-°s Folding Bteamer c haire; Or . nD Ci : + res 7 _ 7 , 4 Cc ’ over ' 4 ’ ri Oo a n ‘ ' ri 1t : }¢ ° oe Scalloped \)\ ae ao ee $I esd Tea Glasses nd gueawer on : ed , . ancentig rn” ~~ alte alga bieeched met - | or ~ I aan ate : fan. e —— onan and trimmings fine quality 58x54-10 size. | \ ; he Hon mn § : a . ' Se : 2 exceptional valu ticking; pair Ice Cream Freecerse;: . L@ iamp on sale “ - >: guick and economics »e = : —— ' Ls HE fom ey , (Third Fileer—N agents.) 2? voc Yard a | Longe or Fence Wire; 3-* cotton Crash ] tk colores | | ‘$050 Full Ball-Bearing Lawn Sn engl treed ot | 1" eee x Z S Special nen sone a with colored he Paragon.” @ pote r igh- prase ; ig Mowe? —with Special ) ; : ~~ — gteel i fess . : Medras | ) ‘ ‘ — - " Sse Sapueee w incow Sergenss 09c rubuls ' anal at gle ae — Te -. Sa ' ? : e riz : exif - me: re ny angie sides with ne SEAR Yard | } ‘ : ef ~ A Special Sale of Dependable Luggage crogs-wire supported non-seg epring, : ow a Bade fitted wit $3523 = ‘ —. 7 . po yards of | | v "highs ~ mage =Contineotal Si citepsis: extra atrong and comfortable: 30 ! irtine Ma- te $2.49 Eeeeae | _~ $40.00 "6 inch with g z S —— —=WAS tomorrow, we otest a spe- and figures, : 30 and 32 Inch Sereem Wirer ©: ses _— > op OF Wardrobe when tiniah 413 OF ets eae et = Somes cial demonstration and selling cam- Maire &:ere) b He eee 9 Acs ~ Me while 160 last: $6. 7 —! |= paign of the well-known “ONE-MIN.- $6.50 “gomges ose Be VaR : a \ wae nape | UTE” ELECTRIC WASHER—over one uses i nranter = $4. 85 er “4 i __ Extra strong ané $16.50 Mattresses | : veniences, Extra — i These machines are sold with Nugents ~ =a $8.50 Bprenatie Pads “4 guarantee fo give entire satisfaction. eis event bring ff E . provbeian "$38. 95 . SP want” er ere ne vive $5.00 Cot Pads lusteated) ;eylinder type; heavy copper tub. Thie 50 7 tT at © roils fo: “2 ' . | tiie , nitars cotton . wmne-reroliution ¢ ——; $0x76, all-se hes 1 he on - ¢4 4 se <= ae - . ® iene Puinte exce!.et 4 for at box eds: $ e Q) inaerT t) at washes cleane or \ $4.00 49 SB || wrcnes istics: DAP EE |4 ced quicker than most ma " : -* : rere . £° : : — e. ° . ‘oe re r ‘ $3.h0 Curtain Rrreiehers ly tar ternal —= : ching ehines me I gia! 7 ea . oarer ry - e ae? 69 (Third Fleer—Nageete’ . » ON Diet ial ee TY pw Oe eweeeeeeeepee Steecessessesesesseesesseereees

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately [equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 10 POST-DISPATCH i le thacE 2 ie EG bith ft Ee . SZ Ee @88 SSS SSESERSSESRBHEBE ES BESEeBeeeaeeaeseeaeese ees Sees SESS SSEBBRBBBeBEBBBEeZeSE gaaaps , BEERBEBEGBBaesaaewae ee ‘@S@aegeeeaeaeeaeaea 8 i ‘ The Y. M. H. A. Building | ou? « D) | Will Be an Asset to the Civic Life in St. Louis ac 98. 3 & Help Make It a Reality : | ALL the People - - ee ee ee ee ee —— > . - ~~ eee ee ’ » _ -- A A A AE a tg Lid h : : Monday we I h ‘ve campaign for the purpose of doub| : ss in the mo 4 Big Pages of Sale Offerings Today cd Tadd one aims a satrons to take full advantiaiitcre the best ¢ ments, and we urge our thousands of patr | Read Them All! i ouisans will want to fill their needs fop@iiigs and self as ae ete sist al MAL. yeah . asisialiaiel wT Bl wei ye aliens, Dawe we PE RS ee, P Soir eels Hat us beth Cicti es! me Pi Bve tA wn . aaa th, ty py De AMMA: a alll = $2 Silk Hose b! * : - ¥ " bus. Se JO btn din lew eb hs bs) soll 3sc /| Dainty Amifrench Lingerie |: hs ain — Three Special Groups: . S i : S, Ee EE me ‘ - aR \ Pa Q 5 c $34 4] 95° fats OFC , INS (pee! A tet ae ’ ; ‘) tr 4 a ‘(Main lb loor—Nuagents.) 7 Amifrench FE:nvelope Chemise of ‘nainsook.,. bodice top or built-up s jider, emb: red spr : dot scall@ped ice j i ~ ‘ aii! j Amifrench ‘Step-Ins and bEilastic-Knee* Bloomers, trimmed : 37! wit i i sprays } sca i edge ~ ’ Bes a1, Amifrench C orset Covers of rnainsook, strap or built -up | Men s 85c \; ' - Sivie, Sc a. 2 i ecze and ‘ iD! ery Sprays , — — ; W ork Shirts , . a —— Amifrench Nightgowns of nmainsook, slipover style, trim- - ~~ 7 ‘ med wi iered sprays, hermstit ing and scalloped edge. tee, size 14% t0 19 Eavelope Chemise of soft nainsook, built-up or $ 45 intily eehetned Len Amifrench i top. da ‘ trimmed embrordered esprays, lace inserts - Main Fiwoor bodice t Memes Store , | #-f ne ~* | Amifrench Gowns, rimmed with lace butterfly motifs, , equare or round neck. Empire strle, embroid front, scalloped edse on neck and sleeves | Amifrench Envelope Chemise of fine nainsook, bu shou der - r ; . . “~e >} i ; “ cf pets 7 5 > a . i 27 > : : > . + ; ; : ‘ . « > a ae Bar Ste oe! - “he c ‘ z - if! ee . Pty oh -3 Bs 3 - . wats | ts % uae if — * . > iit- Uu D : ee " + . + J , m: 3 ae | ; “ > . | “ : . 5 = ‘ > S° “— “> j aesigi m and ia ; | love allk full fe h . 9 : 2%: a ' Ey ; : | ies Pe es 4 Care, Gtk, Fell fength weave. e = ee |) Rey ee eee || || / ae made ,of- Bolivia, velour, novelty Monday price.. ' ay men Lot 1—Women’s $2 and $2.50 Silk Hosiery | BA |] eaves: att sitic tinea e all Incleiding | ‘ | SARs é- 1] HAN. cn = 0 peli an Bnew resses former] pri 0, $29 5 ( $ 1 . 1 9g 2.50 Black Fiber and Silk Handdrawn Lace Clox Hosiery 1= ’ : yg | | a He if Fa & fl 2 Monday P : 08 eee + + ° Sa a ed I tt A LA] = $50 to $75 Capes and Wraps | »,....05 formerly pals 35 Lot 2—Women’s $2.50, $3 & $3.25 Silk Hosiery , 2 4 eS pa ¢ 3 _ Monday prieévaliie-- . $ ° Taken from our finest stock, made a . Dresses formerly/pnaa $ 39 5 j Monday pri Bo. 7 - | 75 d $1.00 § I $2.50 Black and Colored Lisle Top H i n 2 2.50 Black and Colored Lisle Top ftose fis pt. a — 85 : : of velverette twill cord, veldyne, etc. ‘a H . b h $3.00 Black and Colored Silk Top Silk Hose alr rus es $3.00 Black Chiffon Silk Paris Lace Clox Hose........ d ; ’ ' only one or two of each stvle: faery Pure bristle, $3.00 Black Lisle Top Ingrain Paris Lace Clox Hose... . . he : - solid back and 39c $3.25 Black and Brown Panel Back Chiffon Hose Pair | | . tifully lined; some fur trimmed. (Second Floor—Nugents. — . > ° . : eT | haart TP he bokd ‘ ms aT "y TN TMT MT tt aiid itehh bestetteattit haath: GL, A aL sree peneney? ; pre 1 rer ps 44 ¥ i My Wasi PTY oe roreneett Miu! if rT i) i ) CL a etpheeet! Thhady beer Wei) hii 1 Hi) : ity WM, if if hiethis ny i! it rr it if i} ii} it} iit ] tert: TTT RD ; iy it | ig at hes we. } - Phul’ DWN ith it hy Ay Wr eeMiiien, wens reLeenent ii i heodadhshathbalid HH she bbead | LAOH ad ith | bi Oe a MH, ATPNES SHE Fr Ped PRET HT SPT PT Nidneh GHIA. feuded i isl at TH H : 11°40) begs metal face,... “\YMain Floor—Nuagents.) ‘. EEE eo sr ' $1.49 Importe : Men’s 85c | | Men’s & Women’s $15 Li Inen Fur Chokers Razors Men’s 60c Linen Athletic Union ’ ~ . Stone Marten Fine imported steel Handkerchiefs Suits ‘Le ae Table Sets : OE ee ‘ aad 4 $9 Merce Table Chokers straight Razors, full hol- Extra fine quality + Gonststing of ane low ground, round or Linen Handker- Made of fine small pin- se fe a on strong frames, 70x70-inch cloth, with Consisting of one . gnc ality taped edge 1 dozen 22x2"-inch nap- | 70x70-inch cloth, with $45 Extra lar h ; 44 ; , ge, full, uare end, each one in - ati checked nainsook, sizes A inlles , a fluffy s] , ms 5q chie fs W ith hem ° 4 t 44 ©) ‘ roigeée ior rf “fy fon covers, kins to match. 1s dozen napkins to at . m1 ; ich a box, stitched hem. “ 0 , aa vacalit and amber, ring 3 match. © Hemstitched. shades. an leather satrap handles, tip 1 stubs to match. ? 9 ‘NO Cg re ¢ opera and )’. : \: 9 C 3 : 3 $2 50 ; 2.09 Alarm Clock: . ’ (Main Floor.) American-made back - bell (Second Floor.) ee weer.) Alarm Clock; heavy nickel- (Main Floor.) a ' one ’ : plated case; each Clock : q Iain Floor—Men's Store.) : (Main Floor.) guaranteed 98c ee Te a, ae eee ae _, — : ~ -- - $1 and $1.25 Gloves) | Bisseenceest Box Stationery art $1 75 Stamped Pillowcases silk Gloves, in “-clasp st ‘ ~4 sheets paper, 24 envel- : * : : ut ' double finger tipped, ine ten* ae > and 3, regular shape ; ms delet ' cot ans blue ban paecer} + on? aD * 4 beautiful easily . . | 4 : flesh color; pa@lmr ...«++-08) ™, made of pure colors ; : ' suivelopes ‘ . yf = x c | Am oe » 4 4 % Lf em brotdered de- - aa a . " (Main Fleor—Negents.) P a lined in tissues to correspon: . of NS) Nee ope : ae On aligns, stamped on Sle es 2 , - fium and : with the ME: oo on * ee Indian Head tubing. \: ) Sg 150 Imported Stickerel 29¢ thy ' a4 | beet “ iit af j | ne paper r rial ideal for need- . ee . . Na kins: + > lework, Site 30x42- 6.00 Crocheted fine grade; three aE om ~ > 4 . ee Gozen.... C tints of ke : ! j Wes 7 ae C * SP, ~ an ares ON gapped white and colored edge; re ° ad tneh a $1.35 All-On Engraved Calling Cards—Extr e f , dit OY Ee. 3 10c and 15¢ Rick-Rack BM Ironing Board * . Renutes - Special: Silk Pouch Bag | | eh ee | Extra Special, Beaded Bag various widths, 3 and #3 f Aprons; made B 100 Cards_and Copper Plate $4. $3.25 OAR eas antes koe imi , t Pair Crocheted s 95 pieces, white only; ae Pad and Cover 1 1 line only—ecript Oa, nd . Hid *y we el 4. my, y is ~ apg e pee d three pieces of unbdleache 00 Cards and Copper Plate.......... 5 1) . eae ea | S RS nO rMe ‘#07 je “" ag, drawstring is i - te e —_ ' . * " OF I nglish ag sella French ec: “ $4 00 ; _ bony a piain @ 7 | of whe, : Xe. des, ae Fi - type, all-silk.... 39c Leatherette Sho 1 + Widths 4, 5, 6. and ree Ae ee Pre Freie’: | i folding style, with colng : ‘ 10¢ 1 line only solid old E , 100 Cards and Copper Plate $O.L. $4.75 oe ] tached, large 1 line only—all shaded types Slsiaslinieementliiti Regular prise. $250. Spectal Drige nn NT $2.90 1 | z 00 Cretonne Cushions (Main Floor—Nugents.) son > , , 7a sunbut > «a ~ d P ' ‘* re 7 Ves ok, bi Pleor—N ugents.), osette atvie with button in center: h swiogs, sun parlors, day-beds, table or . hes - ¢ — ° , r Ve ‘ we Se tad . a dl onan ‘he » ee ‘a Pe % 1.50 Silk Gloves he / : -Light Frames “eyai}y : ly te ribbed cotton | - m Hh J 7 be . Good quality Milanese silk i’ Oy +H i Olan tal ‘ Filigree or Shell rea Frame Beaded Bags Beautifully worked out de- ame signs in rich somereve : colors on dark $1 Bead Girdles (ut Read Girdles. in wlack f = ~\ : ~ “kk tee - J ‘j 4 : i " ‘ ’ ; finished with ™ / / o7 ) “¢ ah whit ani eolors; double , i for this pecial event oS * ; a” ; . ‘ ree ‘ ee - { nwt .* i . heavy bead ( ti el linger ? pped, pretty PD) a beautiful Doll Head with natur- } ' . Hn! hair, in ail shades, have ad- J tassels... ~ | é : f ~~ r broidered backs " Two clusp stable arms and are mounted on ae ie (Main Fleor—Nagents.) ; ten, | wir frame with e@lectricai j ) nw style. Leather Pouch Bag | | titenm=ns riity real I 6 Inches High | backgrounds, $ OO leather, fi ted Extra Special . me slik lined > ; , ’ 7 : ” ‘ ‘ 5 \ ) } i MrT rT) rag -. A ~ \ i : 4 ~ * . , \ ; 2.95 Folding and mirro. Aft iT ee . e 2 ‘ ; ' —- ’ , y 2 \. : L i ee «i i row? | . ’ ? | 2 . ~ + ; , . . . ; - - ~ _ \ a 4 * if : JA y ‘ Card Tables 100 in thin tot, nt $1.50 Long Silk Gloves $2.50 Silk Gloves : ’ * tation mahogany = ' 8Nx7R-inch size, Btro! ei2 and 16 button length Silk Vile . ta | —_ OB ae , , Gioves of good quaiity, double fi: \ qQualits corn . ; ¢ ’ wit green leat! ovVvere ‘ , seret : gel t pped plain ana ; mbroidered ai inese "LIK sis tyl | white ; 45c Fringe ized cream cn Fringe double ‘ | tT) x ™ ’ back: come in White ard some etyie, | iad Colors, double Sp Sb ) 9 a 9 : inger Upped f ; knotted Just 3000 x - and heavily embroid vards in the lot. of ; @ e | fered at 4 great (Third Fleer.) nav) red backs saving in this big sa $4.50 Kayser Novelty $3 Kayser Novelty ee ‘Por trimming Silk Gloves edspreads, rit 1} ber of heavy T> — Silk Gloves Drapes, | Discontinue ump scontinued num of 1 25 to 30c Handkerchfs. Milanese silk, muousquetaire styl Milanen ‘hk ates Leather Handbag Table Runners, Curtains, Men's, made of durable liner liJ-button length with arms pret oe ete. ffir tooled calf and ’ s ©! AF ; | : $5.00 : , . finished with ‘s embroidered in dainty rls iin Oe vn oF é a | 3 : , ated a | . 4 inch hermetite hed wy eo eels ie Olore frepe Efrain bags (C= Steg oe r t Bie . ve hem, some slight! ( Showers White . othe nm sever ’ ice} and $ 45 ee l Yd | : . . . ne Sy sil rreg@gulat mrial rprine”g fs dee fa . pecia ‘ " tt : nd on ig a" ‘ (Main Fleor—Nagents.) | shades ° | re $2 | 5 : japes. ep ae - . | 2 th © 450 13 °* quality, - | ' @Glamond Prom Ste © . dibs eo) SE ei PA . . _ (Fourth Fileer—Nugents.) LA. . "lo Ni ae ey = ” SS SCER FOTOS SI eS Sse eee es se sane | | re ; , i a, + > = ee ee are Re Me MT aie he aah me ae 5 RA. ‘goad ” - »* y ae ~~ agree Se ee or, ha ~ BY 4, pe” a

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of doubling Vantage. eeds for al ‘? fil, sagt el ane WwW 1823 SIN ee . The City eirewation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH « alone Exceeds that of Ge Dails Star and the Himes C ‘ombined by Pio aN 10,000. — — —_—— _—— _ ai i ed —_—_-_——_ ae oo _~ , ~ -——-——— as —-— a la en er a ae ] N Climax 50c¢ Net Top re oe Baby Pants: - fiesh and white (Wit coupéen) = - timex Mani tary ‘ad o- (limax Diaper Supporter nines Pia Aprons , 2" (limax Catch-Al] bib oC “iimax Sleeve Aprons..... SM Climmax Kubber Sheets Climax Triangle me ee . 3c and $1.00 Dress Shiecids; sizes 2 vlar shape. 79 | DEE ngs cde see C sorted Stickerei Braid; } colored edge; 25¢ , three pleces... ihe Rick-Rack Braid; | widths. % and 4 yard hite only. 25C en : : herette Shopping Bags irae at- vie. with coin pu . wr Fr . - ’ $9 Mercerized Table Sets One ed i on ne > ; nth wit >» dozen napkine d ‘$6. J Main Floor.) dai Watch papers aily for important events. __ Ha OE A The Suits $30 to $40 Suits Now ...:-0:. -- 200 Suits made of poiret tw, tricotine. tweeds: lined with silk crepe or peaudecygre; sizes 16 to 4-.. $50 to $80 Suits ~~ Nele CTE d from O1 only one or two of each stvle of models black, navy. * best models - varie TV tan and gray, ‘ Second Floor—Nugents.) f _ 75¢ Shears i? long _o * - et ee } = Silk 2500 yerds, S3-ineh imported i2 moemme, natura! color tan FPen- gee Silk, (Neo phene or mail orders). (Limit te regular retall reewlre- ments). 85c (Mais Fieer.) 50c Shinola Outfit Special, Monday (Fourth Floerm—Nuagents.) 25c $1.39 Aprons Amoskeag gcing- ham and fine-count percale; wanted col- ors. Dezens of pret- ty styles. Special at 79C (Fourth Fieer.) 7 —— — Napkins: P Aprons: ; Ploor—\ uEegenta.} stripe bat white only lOc Of linge iste, sel Flesh and whit: of fine qualit: p, fullness at hip; Me ide of tad od q' uality Sai lightproof sizes 36.to 44 opbtge peo Slips c, ee Pe Se or fine Eng! lined with hip hem or: Extra si =$y 95 95 Ic Light-Proof Sateen Princess Slips Sizes 38 to. 44 lined to hip, v satren. =» 7s. . white only . h sat nav or shadow- fine by: , ] YY) ing. front e 7 hem “$1.29 n’s 35c é ae and 50c Size Vests - or batiste OF sateen . gnipro pottlom Lightproof Sateen Petti- coats quali hie m or p! ain 89 Extra Size Lightproof Petticoats $50 ang +22 95 Made of fine English satinay and broadcloth satee lined ; flesh and white. & e 03 he roo da > dou- ble panel to make them - hemstitched — * ' aos Me hin hem Extra Size Sateen Petticoats Of very good qua!!' teer hetiste pane make them shadow Dp’ Light-Proof Satinay Petticoats loped hot $] 95 5 pat ne) wi’ ang wht Double-t ° TT) 4 rr Cer (Fourth Fieer—S\ugenta«.) New and Prettier Garments Are Daily Being Added to the May Sale of Morning Frocks They are Arranged for Your Convenience i in 2 Price Groups good quality gingham, Ji AT™ f $ t.ho aT} inn ss Ton gy? c ed % # ’ eo ¥ $4 r patra si Zes rer s ALT oOSKeak Tie a fF eLx£eanc at Kiddies’ Creepers and Play Suits For Baby Boys and Girls Sam ples 95 ' na P Mtreamnen eee! and surplus atock from two of the best known manu- facturers of high-grade hiddie clothes. Two Special Groups 125 and $1.50 $1.95 to $2.95 (,arments (Carmenis = ’ ~~ ar Matertals are of fine etrine . 7 nand BITi or rufflee >, * Boys’ Play Suits Boy pee chambray VPlay Suite, sieeve, open back, quan 69 w h a ¢ . braid trimyr Sizes ns viene Viges—-Sagents) $5.00, $4.50 & $4.00 Rengo Belt Corsets the ? ong e@nxirt ’ ico ° esi ar 7 " nderp) red “$9. 85 $3 and $2.50 ees Belt Corsets reowuwnTD A or a i, $1. "23 and ae 30 a 8 Oc a _* (Feerth Fleer— Ss egemts.) $2.50 Navy Blue Chiffon Taffeta 1000 varde in the ever pepular navy Biue for Arennes. t ovnree oF avi nite zane wide May ° the Guan ‘$1 39 ‘Male Ff ileer.) oke ba kK. eT ned eol- a sa 44c (Second Fieer—Nugeste.) sateeeeall ’ — Washable Daytona euiting anc Khak! materia! belt loops. izes § 49c ihecend Wileer.) oT ™ Women's 25¢ Hdkfs. © Irieh Liter Hauwdker - a pan 2 embroidered mou” -125€ Gesigns ‘Meta Vieer—f egrnta.) a —— —~Nuagents " * a .* *

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DACT OICEET OC. afore inne iteivy Eauals that tly Che 2 . Ge TF ” cond >> SPST *Jemnerst and the Times Cambinal Peo * 12 ST.LOUIS POST-oisParcH The City Circulation of the Daily POSTE Se or... ns ll aaa. ust a z. lt At lie: Ap EE GLEE = ee = Co ack . - eae Ee a oe SSeS ee eecesesesessseseesssssesesseererseesssesess NOC See 2*cecesveaseunEEeEEEEeeeeeeeee PERE “To? ana morle her queens and fapovers ss ate fads. dba ets of past ; e :: eee, gitis in reproduct oy paintings will biend tm : is gevue, “Sunny Weather.” SLIN EA ~ ~ a C rocuice or ! ; orn . Sale Mi WV R —— — . : ' « 2 _ wi can Theater. May 16 « Anv ys , Ten clecks 4 ae the becefit of Father Duns - , ; oc oa . inl 1S inch Red Ster Diaper Cloth Home Many belles ¢ : fe ece devoting much of @ . | $ 1.39 ’ ° * ym 2-Pants Suit = oe... ty a — ; _ , | oe will be two acts with « g ef songs. Gances ani cia e with ao ifttlie pict rune te shor. ~ Weather” as many » writes br George O'Neil « by William Laeyties. Te gerei features which wills iged until the first audias but among tte acnouns are ‘he Egrptian scene Miss Mary Denman Clark! acd Miss Gicria PT. ‘he mevte hero rum 'iy Valentine.” ty Jim ead a sumber cf the 5 oo the cast. Mrs. Dan Je Tire] Lewis. Marton Nedree Laure Ware Wee. Alden Aimbal! tx nee Veit. Vee El caherh « + Te | ; : 7 7 : , : ; an Benctst. in a movte Ot.é | , , . " - ae -. . ' rma aad : Xs Eppes Hawes. as ¢ | — . | , - ® bercvite tn scenes atth bers a¢mirers. Pelham Ty * te eee Ee 39c Bath Towels serene Bae ne 10000 Yards of Nex Z9C! Desirable Sik See fre’ == | | m. ii = a ee | == en oe (Bc Dress Cages BB | = om: beanens ——- 14+w a = vem Sue wrememr S| 4 SS J ssa «You Should | ; Our d Unde will find we lovely. dainty Unde# cinded in this sale. their sale prices. | te nneeeitiemiite, ae a CS PO ey ie Sik Underwear | Lace-T rimmed Und ce a Chridren'’s 25c and 35 > tee wer gp eat a | E. | @ 2 2 ot pi oe EX Tr tA eT Tercveaeedt wih Gee 1% 7 MEG ATHLETIC UNION : ar voile.in flesh for hot veather *» Specially priced KNIT UNDERWEA . mrth « ‘ fone Re Po (HANDVUADE NIG “olored bias fold ing and hand 10 garments « ~ Soys 3S] a $1.50 and $1.95 Wh.:- Canvas Low Shoe; a erage > 5 * ( amor and Giris’ New Sprig DRESSES $3.58. ij i Ppa aaaaa bad bbasiibiiiii li ii tT TTT TTT eee ee e= PEUSOS eee eases Ppp bbhhhhb bohhb bi iii... aah beh baLaLitiiit st a ON te — SUSSVSESS Vee eeeeeeeees: — ee ee - ER OTE ae oy ? see. cee. * ® - ‘ be Ni Si n-gage arent note - . & “ — : 7 - a > Se ~~ - —_ A Long-Planned Millinery Sale. Featuring $3.95, $4.95 and $5.95 Hat: ~, ~s —— a“ . ~i »- * Speciai vatues at. a). ae Hot Weat Of sheer dotted ifrimmed. Your cor lets mithout bogies > te » ax Our Greatest Shoe Sale _ SR em rclginns of the Styies Are Dada bbbbdbhbhhdbbh se LitiiLiLiL iL TT TT Tete TT All-Linen Toweling - I. - > — ; , * = if te ricdrt-e :, i a aa ~ ases and fave radically reduced cur ae (| Ss he : ' re i | ng op " SSP Pegwiar customers wl “ecog ize ‘nese wor- —— | . , - 2 ae ye . . . Te Z330r° Terr s zre | | oe | | | : miaids. Sroeaded Silk Capes. Suedine. , oe ia ot -aincinila Weoi Creve Silk Cades. STYLES New Moufflon-Coile- Silk -apes. Maonish Sport Coats Wraosr : a : -cac3. Black Capes Pleated Capes. Lang Pillow Tubing = ‘Ee erat 7 —— Tet with techie, suai Remnants 7 eTmOoOrmdery and *‘rmgs — - ai szes for women and omsses, [4 te 2936 ts 44 All the more de- urame cater. A: OI GOT erg

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iy Sone » a r ay SUNDAY. mi ona — i The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of fhe Daily Star and the Times Combined Iby Approximately 40,000. ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATOH:! “> 99 aE — EE ———————— ringhaus as the solce: ee Nied- followed. | A@~S THE LINE OF HER’ THROAT | ° ° \ wm. lowing vista . and the fol. > EN Thrift Opportunity > ws é : eannot be made ‘ - ’ ’ girls: M'! ses Ma Ps ‘ ' ‘andolph, Dorothy ‘7 Ste she students of the paler Ru- 4 he i] by the ap The Store Kodaks DRGANIZATIONS tne pa ns tie ae ae Bene te snipes 5245 : F ” Phe : ~ cw Baprll a ae for Gifts Athletic Goods Newest 1923 Mode! Elizabeth : e- Margaret Turner, Rober: » @& Vaudeville show oO! Elizabeth Terry, nin May 4 + the St oe , af — a (6 . eo beset: 4 4 merge hen go Crunden, Mary Vir. a Ces ‘ | | lire A Victor Vic r ie Ollina, Mary Elizabeth F4- All of the participants are being skin round th . wards, Elizabeth Cook, ; ‘ ; : ; . ait ro , 1 io West and Mary Scudder — ee eee ee “Leave U 1° Way and Nadine Settle under the Wonderful —— “Coo et gh yy Summertime,” sponsorship of Miss C. M. McCor- Surgery is Woman’ DEV ow n Ty : are oth _ wee Masterpiece” mack and Miss Gladys Sellers. Cles- Best ¢’ and movie heroes, ola : se choruses and features of sic dancing will be featured and an Write for Booklet. : : nny sd ss ‘ , iv ae ai*A } Sore ae ot pect ang finale will be tn, nnd the grand Irene Castle dance wi'! also be pro" FRANCES WILCOX Any Size Roll. Sends fads, baiicts of past and i De® the “Meouw Chorus.” sented. The filming of “Uncle Tom‘s 381 Altman Bida. Kanene City. Me = ; with 7 It dimes, girls in reprocuction th Miss Jean Allison as soloist One Cabin.” a one-act playlet, will be Phone Dr. Saunders, Lin. 517W paintings wi!) biend in the ~~ ro. character numbers Will be one of the acts for St. Louis Appolntment« Hand U Y q Home serve, “Sunny Weather.” at a lizabeth Mauran and Car! The proceeds of this entertain- $s our , scan Theater, May 10 ang *oehler in a song and dance ment will be given to the Rubicar phd Fido SIZE Film : Balance Easy ect Father Dunnes; . ae Scholarship Fund. This fund ie C or Better . Weekly Terms Home. Many belles ani é ry dge parties were given Friday used to help students through the , © , ap devoting much of their ~tnd Saturday afternoons by Mrs school. who would otherwise no! ae. Developing and ‘ | Another shipment of taf ‘ . ae: ‘ . v* pehearsas. eT livingston of 60 Kingsbury have the opportunity of acquiring . - . ° “5 this Jarge-size Victrola wil) be vo acs witha pro- piace, business training > ' vu) Printin : of songs. éances and clever ——-~ ; SNOW-WHITE g " —]]00 Just received. ~' ’ * wee ; _ ~- . °ii ; rs ~ W- f | e ’ - « 2 . ae = Tennineg ge ad ‘pod be given by the St.) A dinner party the 1 — es Hyatt's Quality Finishing— The demand for this the show. mis OF the National Women's of Lindenwood 1 iver = ISITELY PERF Pa the Standard for 29 Years rr at y weather” has many new “Verseas Service League at 6 o'clo-i- by President and Mrs. John L. Roe- ; i= a re oo , - beautiful model proves i ' ‘ ; : ‘ r TTE —+* . : written by George © Neil and Tu sda) evening, May i. at the Town mer. Thursda’ ge a : its popularity. oy William lLuyties Thero Club. Reservations will be made bye | denwood Tea-Hovw ~ tet te us ‘ f gy . . | features which will not tO™Morrow with Mrs. Charles Mulie: orated in purp ind te, class = SOLD —J HYA S Quality Kodak Pictures Mahogany or walnut se arweesa a & ? iz i 1ghams ngeham. in and white " 124¢ 7 . es eae rr ae eee . —" or = & -_ ee i re a eee) v — + -~ » see, , ge « sony > Tosa, ee a . ret ' . 5717 | . 9 > ° . ' : - RY VV : : f-unti] the first audience Kingsbury boulevard. Women colors. The R: : Mrs = —_— s finish. Perfect tone and construction. A among the announced who @re eligible, although no: mem- Dwight Pradle: vepnster Grover “os or We print your eTures af the follow ng low prices: genuine Vietrola. the Egyptian acene tn ers of the unit, are intrited were guests, and Dr. Bradley made f= ; 91 2] ; h Ses MALY Denman Clark ‘s ae ofa damg on “Rocks * merge === Size 21459"; NO. 2 Brown e, ete..... . 40 each and Mise Gioria Geisinger The ““Wolechees” of the Maple Will be entertained by the junior init Size No. 2-A Brownie, ete.....-.3@ each Every ‘the movie hero numbe- Avenue Methoé@ist Church Will give qa class, Saturday, May §, at a lunch Superfiuous Size 31i4x4) No. 3 Brownie. svery part made in , ; _c — My Valentino.” by Jim Por- green and silver tea May §& at «he eon at Hotel Clar Size 14x51) Postcard size, ete ... Ge each the Victor factories. i edie g@ number of the prettiest Dome of Miss Mildred Stocking st Victor guaranteed tp the cas’. Mrs Dan Jones " Ron Julian avenue from 3 unt!] a The TA Gies’ Auxitiarv nf the qe ~ n ee “ Mug Lewis, Marion Niedring- © clock : . , * ee “~e Films Left BEFORE 1° 4. M. READY — wus Lodge Pn, B : E RY 5 F. M. SAME DAY Chotee of 24 Selections of Victor Records Annie laurie Warmack wil) ve lar sridge EON D , ’ Mus ll give a large t £ and ft evel Sestnementin end patches elivered With leur Victreta londay Timbell in eo! Mr. and Mrs Wi)! ' ‘ 4 Pte agp ' Ms. Alden Kimbe ‘mh 80:08 io 'iiiam Briscoe Kin. par c Saturds May 6 Hun from face, arms and limbs. No de- ; , ‘ — Weld. Mies Elizabeth Carte- ealy of 8557 Goodrellow avenue ur. dreds of tables heve been arranged Dilatories or electric necdles used. Prompt Attention Given to Mail Orders Order Early gan Benoist, in © movie pai- tertained the sophomore clans of rhe fOr and the proceeds will he used BROWS ARCHED Special Offer Monday Kiss Eppes tiawes. as the Sacred Heart Convent at Marvwin. for charit: Dinne: nd lanci: . . » | ROR te : if narch . Tap 2 7 ou r u a beautiful Cabinet | 9 Bercing in ecenes with her with a porch tea party Friday. a Will follow » officers of the Lacille-F rancis Method ze TRA. SaS ~ a ee ee Oe graph, 45 inches high, wax mahogany finis for tice —— " a se eae — Mngt he at 7 white réa fig ures 14¢ i oe oe oe oe ee ee a ee — - - . ~ — « . - ee ee eS a eae ap G@mirers, Pelham Turner motor trip to Washington University @uUXlliiarvy are M: ] renc M S22? Friaco Bidg : = Dantel, president: M) C. Lind OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES Mich, mellow tome. Desmgneé to se $115 Laepecialily reduced to ! ’ ey eos omg I A STEN This Offer Subject to Withdrawal Without ‘No @r, geecretar’. and Ar Hay Sunt. = - ae ng. treaeure: . ime dow: IT Dee so. A =| 417 North Broad : hs de West of Vinth 7 at the reside: if Mr. a Mrs ;, ~~ "he, | Pb ripe or roa way . . me Thomas FE. Kerr 7485 Washington | ie? viet — F; Thru to 510 St. Charles boulevard | ocasion bein aon , p Blemishes ‘Re- M = honor f t} ann! ‘rear. t] 7 JA 1 a a nder ; page 1008 Olive St. mena Lake Advantage of | [ott Aboet Miends of cage" - lone CH is the only St. Louls evening . , Mrs. Ker: ounrest , na | a Pinkstaff. M. D. — é The POST-DISPATCH is the only St Louls evening [ if | t ts Room 415 Victoria “ide. 8th and Lecnet. ving Associated Press news service. | newspaper giving Associated Press news service. You will find wonderful assorimenis of ee Se ee enter Pe 4 Sa -B if lovely, dainty Underthings and Negligecs in- |) reveetes « n tomorroy et AS 4 =i 3 a | ‘ Ma an 1k Venrs’ Successful Practice Hours 113-¢. daded in this sale, all very special values at Bea RENE . their sale prices. Included are— i Marr; ‘ Lic ee | 8 2 casa): ARCADE BUILDING _~ EIGHTH & OLIVE STS. “vag & PINE ST. Sik Underwear Philippine Underwear lage Licenses peat eo A : ppine Underwear | Ma ee ute The Basic Idea of The Arcade Shops Lace-T rimmed l nderivear Anil l nderweai WARRIAGE LIC} NSES. enc,» femmes . . , "1on snoop and 7 af ° NS. fj) | lal ; er e > ‘ r e ° . ' 4 | -- pomee 7 . . ) , , ' myers Trig DOUsSiInNne ss ot x! CyTsr yi? 4’ ix & nplified Thy the close proximity of EX TRA SPECIAL vag ; ck Minnis Aytes i, ng of Z: ! Y v : : a] par } f jewels and bea itiful furs—-all under one roof in the mos* " 7 ww lag =~ mi i. ps | : ) . -*- pee 2 # siceiaiie Me dine in the middle west. Business e pment iS also available. You will find here a spir=' ATHLETIC UNION SUITS—Of striped batiste a’ was ete ren ies : Pa: oa 8 Com ervice that adds immeasurably to the pleasure Of ¢ Sl = or voile, in flesh or white. Very popular Heter Rack-—Marie Neatmann. eT Llizabeth Reilly for hot weather wear. 7 Specially priced at Julian Eltinge T-lerdie \7 ne ms o “\ Paeecommends PAT "x? . ‘rv’; . _ Lennemere , , \ 2 ie as . re hi - POE KNIT UNDERW EAR—Flesh color picetm . Akridge, East St. Lou A 7 pe xguisite | age hg a | oT ey Fe ‘ ; oe faci Kine. Ts irs. Elia Joh: : . ° : :o ' _ with silk tops. Regular sizes.... SColumbia, On saa Za) \ . ¢ TWD « Richelien Pearls 7 mtoc flueus hair y Ertra Sizes, $1.50 land, St. Louis \ oe PS USES BE ie ae ine Simnie Mar aod Afic rive XM (re Une cnol or the semarviy . . . . ~~ — y of roomed woman who appreciate HANDMADE NIGHTGOWNS—With narrow Coll . : The P + Wav; ‘s | he. miuiiiahieed |-eiaaaeks ee 2 ot 2 ee ee aan eee, e fermanen aving oeason en: "1 aromas foe iran AT re colored bias fold on edges. hand hemstitch- N Genevieve E Hones. Cpivareite City a With Special Reductions __ We offer @ toumtertal catiaomate So es ing and hand embroidery. Exrquisitely aoe iA ur. Geen Mi , Testidious women w appreciate it d _ v, ty e? - | en ' ' “a J . : y -o “ae ™ ) -ork and courteous at and the long 66 anée inch a es > dainty garments and very . Be ~ n' : | Seargeelithenme mew fd se™ | Fi May {} BIRTHS RECORDED a pire Olive 128 Special This Week — : Ritia 8B. Lunt's _ des wasted ana aie aatae BEAUTY SHOP cellng He is assisted expert clasp $7.50 625-6% Areade ~~ sata e }4)% . . > . ’ ' T erg . - ‘ Hot Weather Ne li €es ie 9P4_ ©, Contes, 2986 Bas: , eae ; J. and 1. wie Of0 Labadie specialists in beauty work t Parker, S803. Marcus Investigate—To Hair of Fine Quality . — ( re 26) © gem Vv Be Repaic at 50°. Reduction Ins Fieitert ota é Siena ‘igh. North Eighth Street Olive 7565 - 7 X. am Most Populer J a Store in Seint levis , 37 Floor Arcade Building Olive at 82 SE Clolfies of Charaéler piete, first b564A EB to : ~~ . : ; Wr A Va _—_ a ; Wiscons'!n ‘ 1} enew Spring T weeds seem TO have Deen Remington red acorr 72 Juiia ? - - p 25¢ : a . nd I | mn 1642 Ariinete ™“_ de ned for men who care, so adequalely ao 2 é‘ wa s ne raham 388f Marke ' Cmgaes 4 pr eerg pe 4 Orta e /* 4 4 . “Tats be . i ' Nugents.) & A New = = ave - : . : :- ‘hey express he spirit of “pring ana - . 4 . rs ‘ ra 2 | ‘ } Xi ’ re ‘ s sd ; ’ ' 4 ' " 7 . ‘ y 4 ‘ , Of sheer dotted Swiss or crossbar and lace trimmed. Your Summer wardrobe is not com alete without something like this. $3.95 to $6.50 a ee Se ee rind“ a’s a> eK ~ iB M . 5 . = a v e b e % . Lb e is F i gE > e » te & e . . . . n ag 8 e F uv 7 B. e . b J S i & f r’ iw vant a Suit for g if. of eourse, 0} ne ee , perhaps vour mding togs must be replaced i'n a Rentio and the special Tweeds for bueiness wear are the story Sandal ORAL, Fae. : of splendid weave and excellent quality. We epeemiyr sig K " — . ,.0UT incies PF gt 2263 Indiana IN) 4 i4) > 10th await vour pieasure and anticipate the prisi- Scl4 on mor Suede ee ee fF & lege of offering you our Clothes-of-Character a slight advance ip price . a Ground Gripper Shoes wee : atte 74 Sandal is a most pleasing ewer re oretie Freeman @ mos. 2194 6. 24 é e The American ‘on of ft dish Spr! tw eatures, ine Metetinne e 1A Kose ( f “,* . ; a broad “com the er cat out end the low Pe eet. 2 47ba Westmi: ive House S ipper om ort Driemeyer ( omparly Writing Machine ert, a’ Piotre 64. 559A Athior * —_ Hi S d kid , £19 : c ~ | 1: : thn - ~ ; . oe “en made for ? Company eige ° . § trimmings, tie R. Trott oO, 3 a F a Windlass oy Authorized D@aler« uede, tan ki wou'ne Ce . 49, , ll ate te is made to give “ladors 807 Pine Street Petent Leather Beige, suede back, $12 PF Kington 1 making them meagre : 3 ;4 5 Risto Se 5004 Fame rt, so that every step in wearing them nye , Arcade Buildin Entire Mouse Kid, $13 Beret Wheeling a 14ea X22 ih con cemied. . 602-604-606 Arcade WOR Ragg tte tO White Kid, $12.50 — Sheer Silk Stockings, $2.35 Paper nae — | Bridge Lamp Bases The Odd Shop 18 ACCIDENTAL DEATHS IN WEEK $15 $20 $30 $45 sctecsion' of beosisttt Mathers \ varie ies in these , ariety of shades 224 Deaths and 307 Births Are Ke- Thies Ad Orders Charming designs in burnished goidieaf finish, or Day Carda, ‘ good-looking stockings. ported for peasy beautifully polychromed. s : ul i a “ 3 3 . 1 Q 3 esulilting - : Booklet GROUND GRIPPER 8007 SHOP — Orders taken for ahades or instructions given Cc to ° Cc Eighteen fatalities ; accidents Were numbered in the 224 213 N. Eighth St., St. Louls—Ground Floor, Arcade B! in this fascinating art, with purchase of é Pertaining to the | Everything a Tate te 4 oan sonal n i - 7 materials; lessons given dally. Tl nueual in @epee’’ week. iis is an exceptional num- = ‘ber of accidental deaths Three HOES Clara Br om eyer, 633-35 A : i 308 A “2 de hundred and seven birthe were re- : ~ A ID K itadsescam | a 2 &% 8 7. 7 : *, >* . . hh - , 4 ro Wwonwe’ lev ¢ “ comfort. fo tnat is what %, ° ‘ec? eve eeneeesa eee ee Bee

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i¢ STLOUS POST-DISPATCH The City Cirenlation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH clone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ‘ = mrt rc? ~ : M 4 : ad we a — - = wo * 6 z KX selfs — c — oe td —" among ~ " —— nee « ~~? . . ’ p : ~k i "any? : — — es - - ¥ te fs Eee — «6' , — —— — oe 7 aad @¢ 3Cca : ~*~ ss oper rE = @ "ec £0 ._Wedrescer ever re - - ° : = ™ x7 : ri (or Pd : > -* . . otal : : =. e — u/ ’ , > - = . . heir AGA™ me Pe ' . y 7 ~ at (tamer ; 24 . ~4 % ener : icine » . - = . - - - 79 - ~ = - = . , °4 : _ &s. — . ‘here Ww : Ne a ard Tenawine who hac ¢ z : , | sikdin settietedl 7 ions rh wo ere 4 bers of Chapter j : . 3 2 -.' ' - ak . q ; . ? ; a mh i , : = = : . . > ; - . re . = alin . . ws rn’ ‘ : ° ‘ . = - es . _— - ” “ od me ” ' : ‘ 7 . ; € r . _ 2 new chapter of FP e sponsored Dr cha! heres , , Mre A pdbe! . gen: : : coos s f - = — = Z = emu - : hapte K : 5 . ~~ -harter nresentec ES t& , | D iz >™ . - nt . . P ‘ec a . . > - *e Weeer: Agpociation Wedresdar Ma €@ ¢€p. A“ mem bers P - ~AF-eanrn™ = — ‘. “ elub and members of th ste: sponding secret: Arts Associato™ ler. treasurer; Mrs esppciation will hoid ™ * — —— : +2 ‘ E an . - ‘ iy —_ : ’ rr Fe ¢ "me > ~ 7 ~ “ = . So. . . ' *s. ~ = 4 wil! be — at 1 o'clock eae sane bom 5 ew Sofa’ Mon.. Tues.. Wee. ‘2° -er "Ticers @ : — oo aad 7 : Grea: Ni Ed a ~S — obi : ath = a be = ' followed by a read ag of “Iphiger . ode wa el lle : eager el Kellogg § Bran ea |() te Teurus.” by Mise Doretbea Spin- - Sen’; 33 Man Alice [ [rnsic | a wc “Tt , Semethimng esmtire ee Yarns Beads iren's Wear SUPPLIES Beads, ="... &c Pur se Twi st 7 lain. and Mre Scot* . = os Ff _ : Se ee ee ae ——— —- Peirear and Ie ha a i “> ee April S08 te A FF a OLOFE CHAR GET * ee rt}. Cl +. . : ner et Reyrroecr we ‘> 2 oS ~ 2 ce a ao 7 : . -™ , . new ;uast eneag ® giané There will be mre guests . , Mage — = 2 -4 : . . COG. A EE =~ heat te make , — a tast,r. Per pectaae — -_- — * 98c * ‘Tea On Wedresday. Aprii *> a ree ; —— : : so wal “9 ; chapter of PF. E. QO. te de known as co oO : fay 8. a: *‘ bape a manger eis - 2 -> wt - aw a y : _o ‘2 . 2 é , aay" : ~ 9 SNM Gass eroneteer Res Seon” “Prosperity i= Athens HAMBURGER 17; a i A aa resentatives from Chapters ~ .= pac: . ‘2 lacr term : A Beolute!y De and EA “e* °.rr ‘he “2 . iP- 7 - ° , ‘2 i 1 ° =¢ . ~ # he " - : - 3 Vee. ane oie ese me " . - s . - . "\ — « . grevced fresh . > +h > 4 2 ”~ e- _ y br Iu : a Ti. cian 26 the hot Gate! Milteee > ‘® fenderioin Steak{7. f of Vos Rec’ e'4 414 Bomwpare? a’ = « o - 2 . “ g-. - Lot eet ne. 7 D 2 : “= : > ia” xe al 2 ee Z . . - . ao 7 «a» ~~ - a e $ ~~ a > » . > YY £2 : . 2 re ° 3 . -_ — * ~ — Fortunate Purchase and Sale off croc > Face i oman 8 a . , , ' « ~-——~. OE EE Te nin $25 We offer a eplen¢c 2 se ec" Bar Pin and ring meunrtitgas or ae Charge Accounts Soelic Med eo % Tre . »a “Vor? _ . io t$ t -» ff + oi oe EE Ree ~— -. et r. : ° _? a” . 7 He! - ~ — Own Stones for Mounting Sat the Fire | | 610-612 Weshinaton ieietiail p Mzke It a Reality . Purr ac eed Beautiful Newest Spring Frocks — a c »; Values That Will Surprise You at the Special Price tia SPRING SUI in «Terry war bus the price. The r x hip im many of them will average 4 and the clever striss ost exacting ‘ancrT. our Son. Fis Clothes and ma \ YELL-FIT TING dethe strengthen your conn en That is whv bors and mother Karnee blouses and wash sleeves are the rm ght len ct the shoulder. nd the comfort th wey Choice of All Cloth , a OS A A Dale wie ; Ni. ui, Thal! i} TY ft, ; ie aio a > £4 - 7 - You will notice the exclusive patterns. : stripes and good, solid colors. As tor economy—vou can tell bw the fer will wear. It you have bought Kavynees before. sun and laundry won til he can wear them no longer Leading stores everywhere sci] Kavnee bows and washtogs for vounger bovs. THE KRAYNEE COMPANY Cleveiand, Okzeo od GYNES ogs GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY FAST COLOR ——— a a a so we sel wt ay pee wt ee 4 “Ff rr — °°. -* . - = a ws ~——e Se ee © - a \s ~ | & iE ALAR LY eV PEE VEUY EEA RPTELL YE ; ee * 2 it rd 7 — ——— / rs Dresses for amy ococ- cagon vou need them. Seort Frecks. street Dresses, party. dance, afternoon Frocks, and Dresses for genera! wear. Not cope wil! make its umpressiom as an ordizary $19.75 model. Conservatveiy, we state man’ of them are wort> twoce. and thes sale price. w i tT _—" OE ee ee Lt tees : os 4 zx. -. SEPA. t gre es a —s a - a ae eS eee ON ne, Ry ees The Cite Cleantetinn «f fee Tatle DNACT NICDATCL clone Feeeeds that of the Dailw Ster and the Timec Combined hv Annroximately 40.000. ‘STLOUSs POST-NDISPATEH | 18

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@ CvErcar. APRIL 29. SUNDAY, loon, Ay QPRIL 29, 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. enlivened by 9 ¢m ts from Fiske NX hville, Tenn. mn will be omitted Street, director BUDGET AND $2.43 TAX Offerings in Attractive Junior Floor Lamp Lamps ¥ Council, will giye —- say Pg ky closing Session > 3 Liectric Iron —————— . cera 1$22,759,045 in Appropriations .' Fland: 3.50 Bridge Approved, an Increase of $1,- 5 > Since Last Year. mp 195,666 Since I Very attrac- ' tive: po} y- The Board of Aldermen yesterday Passed the budget bill, carrying $22,.759.045 in appropriations for ne > Carome Yane . ° + >, “7 Rer the city government for the fiscal! : zs s.\a? price, - . to + 47% , a > ta Ta*e cn? $°5 00 yea 23 Diii oF @ ~~ | x ) Table Lamp mY Something very this year at $2.43 on the $100 as- ° 'om) or - ' ‘ al P new Regular $19 5() sessed valuation, and the standard- . pri ice Si: ization measure, regulating the pay Special at | of city emplores. izes no changes in the pay of city —_—-~—— a basis, but increases are granted to emploves in about 45 classifications who are paid on an hourly basis Thie is in comp'tiance with a char- S ) e Muisidae tiie 1 Ser ‘ creases for other em] ves, totaling about $600,000 a vear, were refused by tHe Board of Estimate and Ap- portionment One amendment was made from —— | sialic $10.00 Appropriations in the budget 7 show an increase of $1,185,666 over eoaway plug: ‘ : S-~ 49¢ the budget of $21,563,379 for the previous fiscal year, ending April 9 re)! OFF BRO Electric Fixtures ee ce eee, ae WG e711 N. Sixth St. a tiie edie ties | The standardization bill author- | employes who are paid on a monthly | ithe form in which the bill was | Grafted by the Board of Estimate and | ‘Apportionment the amendment eranting bakers eae $2 increase a weer, giving them $28 a week or the mafic of nine hours a dai School Tax Cut 6 Cents Ireductior of ‘ t? rate c 3. go Pa > ‘ £ ~~ t aut? ize h eZ anil ea @-cent 7 r > r ‘ - r > pu = - . aoe Thea ; oo ant rea “ abe. ra . Building bead khe 2 A. gehest seaater ; ANCE fre o 82 cents. and set to the sl o + R * an ‘ - On¢ 9 - af? 9 A. St. Louis. est emeé 3 ‘ feb c r e far crest ° + c¢ c c > . 7 a Realit . y Ali Alter- | Sehr ee Sige cen «cele ations sents, making & net reduction of 7 Made With- cents on the total rate. T? . lon thea 9 ' r ca ner ) re) u t Charge ems in Ur £2.48 ate e $100 assessed valuation § tn ‘ year This Week Ttems in Budget. The budget contains items totaling 2.289.380 for the waterworks, to (a be paid from revenues of the water * : ‘e| enrT {)* Laba } ud + Atv 2. nr — Men! Profit by These Values in Lae ision. Othe: get divisions are . ; $2.587,815 for sinking fun: pay- . - morn? al rtars one ret) c - *he bh a deh? 217 R: ¢ : . pal purposes : oper f pecial Price o ious epart “T2 ex the wate vision. and $350,000 for =: Street eprin ng fur Objectior 79 wer em of $16.09 in the bill for ms ens e of the 3 ec Hiille farm, where a home for delinquer girls is to be estab- shed, was raised in the Committee nm W BS er leans. before the ! Was reported out for passage This object was based on the fact that Others ne giris are “ing Rept t ere now Up to $50 but the appropriation was approved Members of the Board of Chil- ia . ’ >? [ « - ih « = : 5 “ + 7 Jazz Models Newest Spring = s 22 16 Checks, Straight Front Models! x pec several giris there Ereorns and Graus, Neat Whip- by October, if a dor tory. for wt ‘tords, Hairlines. an $59,000 appropriation has been ' passed is completed by that time ‘‘The Gately - . . ~ ; - pieve, £p.en sy merce and r* x 3f Was 6210 The tailored and cor- c* : er iT ‘pr A‘ . ? an d . ’ ree gy)" her ‘em - | rectly -styled = as- sortments. Never mind ‘‘ready cash,’’ just charge + it, and pay as con- | venient. COATS and WRAPS pioves uding a cook, are at the was purchased for $35,009 fs -—ee BISHOP TUTTLE MEMORIAL SERVICE TO BE HELD MAY 13 Bishop William Lawrence of Mas«a- Wil Be Preacher at Ceremonies. of All h chusetis es o smartiry The Bishop Tuttle memorial ser-- etee and will 1 held Sun¢€ay morning, such a wealth 7 May 18. et Christ Churoh Oathe- of wanted fabd- Grail, at 11 o'clock, and the preacher rics! Whatever re will be the Rt Rev. Willlam Lew- rour desire, rence, bishop of Massachusetts you'll find it Bis Lawrence was the organ- here. Conven izer and moving factor of the $6.- lent parments 090 000 Church Pension Fund of the mane ash unD- Episcopal Chure h and recertiy hea] necesesary....+ + , » committee w! raised a ~ ollar endowment for the Episcopal Theological School] «of SPRING DRESSES Cambridge, Mass He was a close Clever LV G! rape i mode friend of Bishop Tuttle for manyr bancs: me! vy beaded toy erD- years See Poiret twill OOL TEACHERS ON TR Canton crepes an ‘i crepe ae 250 SCHOOL Ip Chines. All BIAOGPS..cees+** Chicago Party Takes Roat ere to (sc) to —eP h THE HOME OF CHEERFUL CREDIT nee weneren ans i — & n teachers passe thy r% Rr and Wraps, ign, of soft. s in fur or dels. Dark ‘crag be'nrg ~haegatte Toule earlt yesterday en route to ¢ ’ f'Shiloh battie field in Hardin County Ten nesser rhey arrived on the Wa a | bash from C hicage transferr ing here to the new river steamer “Harry G Drees.” of the Mississipp! and Ohio Steamboat Co. The beat will retorn the tenchere to Bt Toule, the return to a ‘ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH All sizes. Kecond Floor—Orer Kiresoe « The “Harry Tireee”’’ eet the “ey . tr. ro een , or e het eer © oe Peser? ELEVATOR a pep i iol a manent om tnd 88 HING galing Se CORNER SIXTH & WAS will make the round trip in eten jon the bost for St. Louls and Mis-| sour! pu joourt hile officials before the first BEST CANE GRANTLATED ar trip. 7-10 Ibs. “"sucGAR 85c=) f The Cit¥ Circulation of the Daily PO Be do not charge for fancy labels and cans—you get 100°, coffee value from us. We are expert Coffee Blenders. and can blend to anit rour tndtrideal taste. E HAVE EVERYTHING 1 OC GROWS IN COFFEES AND TEAS FRENCH BLEND COFFEE $1 00 oe jb« R00 per peund. . S129 EK Cot “INS’ BEST BLEND— 7 Ibe For a refreshing cop of tea. wae Russi — Caratan. utes rv ss as Pure Strained Hone ; MP SPECIAL FOR THIS $2.90 ag Seamape with 1 ib. Desch Fruit Lemonade 650c Pagic. “Stam witb “ and 40¢ e Salt ps 2 Box Mor- 5-lb. pall pare Grape Jelly. ....$1.236 £1.00 "Eanle. Rtamps ‘with 1 Bottle 7 Jare Oregon Preserves, oe fruit fanilla 1 Bc and sugSer, sesorted $1.00 . = wv True Bargains Seen SUGAR. DEI. sates wire #106 OTHER GOODS | se OMORROW nalbeais 4 sou TH = BROADWAY Sau. Formerly $49.75 $ B Sy aR Sa TSS Sara aaa SRR SRR RRR RP Let Landers and Pearlman Store Your Winter Furs! JOCKS J5/3~515 WASHINGTON AVEN. 4-HOUR SALE! New Suits Formerly $39.75 Formerly $29.75 75 ugh ¢ A ] ittle tho. Th OW the destiies of make you moth fire and rotect your heavier - th -" 1st theft. Our furs efall ~~ a I fur storage vaults under expert supervision, insure the safety of your garments until colder weather.-Call Olive Low Summer Rates . . 5 6594 and our representative will call. CHOKERS Specially Priced on all Repairing and Remodeling old garment va! lued up to , : 2 Remember our second floor location means a saving to you. $200. Olire 6534 é Stl Mal)h Orders or Recetve Individual Central 4904 for / Attention. all departments MANLEPACUILCKRING FLARRIERS Oo ‘ pposite 823-25 Washington Av. 2d Floor Hotel Statler Tapbeatat ie babatat at abit aeababst abitat abitababatatat-cp Wearabarseatarabaritst aba ear atari oa ——— gue~ 517-519 WASHINGTON AV. -35@ SUIT SALE ‘ . “7 Women who expected to pay a real high price for a Suit this season wii! ret a nile asant SIITNTISE Ly} Thess bad MALeP 4. 9.00). $40.00 and Ss. d+ 7.00 Sits W this sale tomorrow. 8& to $45 and $50 Tailored Suits $ ; — $39.75 and $35 Side-Draped Suits Poiret Twills $39.75 to $50 Bolero Coat Suits Tricotines $35 to $40 Semi-Tailored Suits $35 to $50 3-Piece Suits $45 and $50 Extra-Size Suits $35 to $40 Misses’ Sutts Piquetines Men's Wear Materials Etc. Eto. SHADE Navies Rookies Tans Blacks ALL SIZES 14to 44 43 to 53 included 99 LE FROM 8 TO 12 O'CLOCK 1200 WRAPS|75° ce Ja CAPES 200 Styles in Capes Capes in All Materials Wrappy Coat St Side-Draped Wraps Straightline Coats Remember. 8 TO 12 HOU RS. sale tomorrow. O’CLOCK ARE THE IN A 4-HOUR SALE—FROM 8 TO i2 O'CLOCK MONDAY MORNING in this Sale We can make your Stone Marten, and Blue and Piatinum Wolf ? #1 a beaut iful StTyiisn tuo-skin $50 (Chokers $21 cnoKere Hiucdson Baw Sablee re Pewo-Skin Mink ~ 7 - - S na , OS peat: $19.00 ' : A repair Di: >. f-enuine box J-shin German entities you to s9eel c¢roke 922.50. Fitch Chokers $18 SECORD Fae storage on any tur > : ” 4-HOUR SALE * FROM 8:30 TO 12:30 O’CLOCK DRESSES Formerly $20.00 Formerly $15.00 Formerty $12.75 Every New Material Formerly $30.00 Formerly $25.00 Formerly $22.50 Formerly $45.00 Formerly $40.00 Formerly $35.00 Big Reductions on ain WRAPS: & COATS Novelty Sport Coats Extra-Size Garments Fc ery rew metera! ant Fpring «hace is represented my th) 8 oo lagtrous »biscor the. rew kit fem greare = cocoa. browne, nevies. ten, Over 750 brand-new Frocks -and ete Sizes fer 7 ae Dresses have been assembled for thie big an end women EXTRA SIZES UP TO 54e INCLUDED! JACKSON'S’ Wn / 2 U thy bh) a \t 13° 15° 8 ee Ee ee ae ee. a 95 Values Up to $65.00 75 _ Fabrics ADVERTISEMENT Matliineon's Si'ks. Loetrove pe, ie TN (othe Hie!) \ ia Orman dale. FPeotret Tel) ir Values Up Cured Her tonia. Ste rannase To $30 “rye ~~ Pere Sizes. Soert_Coam STYLES eum Paisiey Combinations Knowing from terrible et Circular and Straight Skirts ates ae = at New Drapes Panels New BSiceve Effects Fibbons, Beads, Embroidery, Htc. oe PANTS, *12° Brand-new Work Pants..............81.28 zee wy saa Pot....... FABRICS Mee Moret hae noth! te eel. Merely © le will start at © r on . - 7 eut @eut this "fe ‘ce ari te a, -— Let ‘Nerme Crepes at Crepes vropetiich - own neme ané seGéress “nc ane oc 'ock — A Ce ait -stiiaaes Satin Cantons a } eiet! * eent vou thie salnetic infer morn ry ; ’ Pe , ~ ar re Fr free write her at @eooe Sg s cal Sinn “a at ae aces ’ "°T) : ations _— y ce ‘forge Try to come during . . nes oe cefore : . Egyptian ns st the morning hours , i ». ——— nm Tedar’s bargates to ased articles Business Card Wast Coleme af ADDISON ge today’s Want ade ,omall expense ‘ ; ont , ~ & >> = ouuk > ) meee a aa ann. ST reer rere , ed i eal ; - ' -_ iS , ro »n# Approximately Equats that of the Daily Glabe-Demoerat and the Times Combined. a Mone. tere oe ‘ —s — . a ee . o* . ee eee ee ee ee ~_—— - . ors - oun . = " ~»* one's - : — a . *, - i = . fee - ~ _ 7 - ee eb ee _— “x a ’ _ — . —— v oyere — at 7 ines -_ « ~~ —— “ “ . - ows ce ae tN pe OE LR ETE AAP Tt A a NC A te A RE OEE ANG A LO CLL A ALARA NG LO A OA EO ELE: LET ip a) GEES IO AL Ai OD ~ ~ _ 2 ” -_ ~~ ‘ e _ a P LO I Ae * & of ‘es «

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, e . * - > o ° ° “an # The Cit¥ Circulati e the Daily POST-DISPATCH clons Approximatety &qtats that of the Daily Glabe-Demoerat and the Times Combined. APRIL oh phe City Circulahon of ue ‘ US 1-UtS 4% pt sv Day each customers (nm Ar sutomobiles, stoves ania . a = . . meneet. seor*nnity ta and ot aoa rare. | a! ae oe > On the stairway wv t™- - - af the land ewner” canse« Tennessee, Missiesippt and a : r 5 o aD? ; ™ ~~ * ~ a a +e° o . . ta ex: ue = 4°.806 a “at o ~* te “ver °are 4 is ner orn re = 5 — owe | « the house the tetectives found 6s tir.” Mocreheat istana at the cheap rt rare. : 7 fam a : sot tether pass a > en@ Srecicus ctan in 3 ott ‘so ratl cosnections wtll be "estore 'o "he review ; ‘972 ‘seted reraeirer. & ” = =o -$ 7 were : “he a — — n+ _ ac . _ . > ™ ra . a s _ : i? - a rae arreere* eee | == =p “ac “7ut h : - 3 - = each encuy ‘foliew'ng “he : Wil HAD A EVOLVER © & on FO re : ee ) a DICKERING FOR WAS. SAAAH GORDON, WHO WAS th E10 pe apt a i “a + 1 SHELD Nirt me 1c! a se drugs and chemicals shoes y ur ¢"lure -~ cag a concanied revaiver. | 3 siVIL. WAR PRISONER, DIES Sackage Freight Sailings 4°7 s0cds wmractm stectrical supil- Patera are Samet a — fo - _- oo “4 3 Jt : | : 3 ‘.ewU4ar : ¢ — Ally pass ali “ — Ser Sunita enn , * a ms . * «2 cee a - : a4 erive 7s 2rc DS : SF? we &: sicceedirge AS zx = bert, unéer baad oot%& She and Husi [. Mad Wil th eX. ‘ure. cash registera Ssics. “i- resigned. accorting tw an OL we EAP “en's add! cain orl Tiett mace at . : : . « "I ianees ¢ o a . LDUTes Be -2use rf Activities glee wy ~ Tete ofiend ™ - — 2 - tx: rnea A Pr24 for ‘or (onfexteracyv ‘ . — : ate a Cm ~ “s on TT esétre aw hoe ore re = - : ——— . LA at 4 i. [-3. Sarah i -ar3 lilmois House ana enate iaitns Center eee ee a Pelee ee ne With Own et eS me oe oe Lees one ee ong) Reaching Agreement. con Sone we TRE Te =| Skin Blemishes Dis: LAND SOUGHT AT LOW (2° SSieee war Sor Ooiar ane ' Under Kantol Trea : PRICE FOR STATE PARK | : and Se br sis ec. Shania tee ne che ¢-neapeited New Vegetable Cream Purges Pores ) a ' | nee ae “es = sur sittt saree bernme . Weteh Effect om Four At Luncheon. W. K. Moore- : » Contede ee F al | eed wit imparties. acide head Tells of Demand of ative Just as sd Science for Preservation of ae “77 = . 7 x aM : . : ‘3 , ‘s : 7 : a Stone-Age V Lage. re PB i Sa = ah mnie! actin, paid - _ ra —o For Sale by Leading Store — ype co aie will 9 : ag te | , ion : : ar The follewtng @& —— -_ ry nas ae ; . | Theat »! : an¢@ depar'ment steres See santo utge «& : Tolft-W"'sen Enderte. ew. ncus-Sarr. Stix Sacer & Py | " tcrougss \anderrsea® as Sarue and Nugerta S. There Are No Eye-Stran i SS ee = * a we th — = | zm , Keak - ‘ration Deon re Headaches Among My Patrons ee oe > tests—withour ch =. | sitive lg paiec | Note Carefully ! ropes cr irags— msures the exact sre- read ) Se stre : get the geemeine q on . "©. anc my gy SDti clar = | yoite stat 1 “atu Kanto 4. oo =tucts mee accured ty We 7 est Treatfantiw year the ‘adel of the Wan] i Zahn Corpersticn. Ateest = ‘§ “2eC Treason 3et Tt 30 Z2Gt exist * tow wearng my Glasses I. Ga : ce Reasorcabie | ant Pee p mces ° -Vetures Wey ate F. J Guilbault Optical Co., 423N.Broadway || cogeche, am, We. ws Onl YTr'es . — : a 2 —_ oe a «me oe _" ¢ aaute ° - Geet f ~~ oon a. af wt tind - - - - - s . a la, cae Nl A An, ae i NE, ET ELL LOLOL AE ct Re I a il — tw RR ae ea - a : PPro yt i *- lie > -g ~- . ny a € _* — ” te rs pe — mm * - : Set 38 ges -. Fiercerttenea! ote’... make t = per’ sare. Te seaaee ir t= the See TOMORRO' ~ . ae 5g: IT Es we pe ee =. — rT 7° . ~~ Beginning Monday — Sepreiienin s 7r? ' ted AJ SALE WOMEN’S COATS = ae made by 2 So J Fat is not long before the HART SCHAFFNER & MARX [Joey @ man who bought a $75 & $85 VALUES Sea rT, Bargain Sale piano’ needs a 50 ater! SL era i aaipeaiog But it is long enough for J ro a A in. gate A ll ties N urse Oxfords ‘ it his “<3 : . + Ps uh . Hart Schaffner eee him to determine how much | ae feRr 2 *~ _ | | ’ ‘ i 039 xiords are the | erere : = : werd in commit he would have saved had he a. = Coats particularly adapted for. motoring. SST SO nationally known instrument shopping and street wear—the very finest 3 : . tailoring—J. & J. Crombie’s fine imported Sane ie ae & fabrics, imported fleeces and imported He could not concerre. Wooreh= from ONTOY S. camel's hair cloth. A special purchase of ag arth nd ay Sample Coats from Hart Schaffner & Marx ee Ss * | 7 e of makes this great sale possible and these new far reste at was inefir pecia hy SO In VCTW fme Coats may now be bought at a price | 3 eo coe eS te fact that Conroys price VW 7 ff’ _. fea would Nave been less. = () . _owever ba said ae set we S re ee ee = ?ONROYS ee hwest Corner Broadway and W ashington | te coamintan’ tha mc feel ~ | hon mmertal or ral consent tm the Meutng he The Ho that Guarantees ail its Pianos’ ’ | ) oe pcr alae ‘Cn fi and Olive = : ee ee eb oe . - shy m2 oe eee pe , . Sa ee ae Ot Ore eee os we “ i ed “<2 ~ —~— Ser ah ee eo a --.@ “a. -

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SUNDAY IL 2% 1998. - erxt ' tov | APR. | Ne Gitw Cire ' 7. : . a a + at : | ae and ad : i F wre - - 4 J , , et ul sae ion of Tie D il : rot at Pi ie sits - cosets [ . 4 S ar and the T ih} Arm Tr ned by A pproxim ately 40 000 ST LOU'S bad POST-DISPATCH — ————ee — — _ ee = = — ee ~—_—— — Service is acclat 3 = i is a ie vs GANGS DOERING §720 PAYROLL ===> nm we" ai ee tegen ACN QOOFAMLURE HOLDUP AT WE pep igh a ; “ ™ae as ‘ ‘ar mete . ‘ — ‘ ; ‘ Pa Becording to an any y, f Man senteny slack é , ) : - 7 | | , At the italian Church 3 n “harre 1 . Pe , a Pag , ane re h ; \ T . , ‘ ivth amd Vaeh Ste ¢ Ban! lodayv a Ss : ‘ ' | 7 ae ‘ ries , Teds lhirected bes the ~-fallew ing / il Pas ‘ i -y Ske ce 5 : ' \le ore (srr ' Committ oe I’re« rans ~elafan! A CT ae NA A ARO te ile 2 aH teleg: arr fra sae w Viee-Pre« Peter €.tacenn. Trees Prank Pantoifle -—- Lge-tiwe Tata lamente. Poon Oe eee ‘ : r , : ‘ . ’ rarade before mare in ~~ ‘ , ’ ; Cd ; ar ;: & ™ “arte Fara | he ooetraded em the «treet Hardware Firm, One of 50 Two Men Enter Basement of »= | ave later, B : Me poe 2 Oe , ; ‘ i *{« there will te : low . ; : Re ; ws . ' ; " ' . “ eeacer " T. ' Creditors, Pas Bill for Scottish Rite Structure on ndKe ef te , rae ' "Ss wiere tne ° nl Rand. nee ne a ae Pref 7 C ardile 47 10 ww m there $1398 for Items Including Lindell and Rob Subcon- the other : See a eee ee ee oe eee ee 5 Guns and Shotgun Shells sg ractor. Hin had brought the mo: OPEN EVENINGS es Pores aah c percig | Nttten to her } STE 800 causes by the Associsted Retaii DODGED BANKRUPTCY § ; ers who entered th cor i. | a. ie - : nw | ete at rTice . tae 8.) Ld. Maplewood Opens “White Way.’ eee wereon ec 3 for years — SERVICE TILL JAILED «2:16 jeu. - basement Mayor Kiel and Lieutenant-Gov- r) Ba Cc @ Day . Sfect on Tour . I. in ~ ‘ if : ry : ; ’ 4 ; . . " . . ° . ‘ ’ > ‘ - ; ‘ , ' ‘ : Mannfacturer 1018 Olive St. (S. E. Cor.) lil leave -: r akin - a ss ; a a es ' ‘ : 7 Soest with ‘ = aes bells of Loquiring hia lhsit Judge Faris Ordered Mail Scoioring : , iiitect oui. on er Belleville. V = be . following ¢ alt? Robbery Suspect to Appear fer : rin : : : | ' , Ons «) : ; ’ + ; ' : Last January to Explain > n aver by Leading Stores tinue throug Wing Bt. Louis ar ee ne Was sult thatehe acquired the habit. She’: ee Assets of Motor Sales Co. © preparatory to pasing off his week with band concerts every eve 7 4 . : ’ » * - _ » . , ) h : +o ; ’ mie : ‘ “S, e Oh? * wis P ‘ . — at r } ne ) . and a dance Wednesday nig tment Frforee Judge & leon. Finder’ : : nie nn rATIONES au 7 ’ . 2 = > ’ y . ; » . rhy : \4 2 | 1%, & ‘ l)oe r. Stix blaer , ; ;7 a if & Nes .¢ a ! lia? er Ces. \Vandervo Be ns wv , :, Ond Nugentsa. ic. . | ; cure Kanto! nr th | ~ ‘ ‘ ur " ts. wr a em ree were BARGAINS BY THE SCORE | poration. Dent : : ‘ ed ; appear e* ‘ . " ell Louis, 1 other ak te ae | Coben If you have ne Phonograph. by all means , a es siete’. j val tn “TeqnesGcayvy to te nat 4, otyie. These w + > ’ t “ “at ote Carefully j ‘eure: ets ‘ the Federal Motor Saies out overs fee get the gen: / « EXCLUSIVe inet which an iaveluntary Also Stylish Swagger, Snappy Gabardines, Whip- 2 : r Or | ; .— mer tioqvrn «7 bank iptcy was filed a cords and Tweed Topcoats be VW im }’ = os = os : ba Iabel of the We TODTCSCHTATIVES |] ool 2c wre wan nee oro oF. D natty STAGE a kn worved ‘with 1000 or more high-grade | Blue Berge Coss é a For ba ° summons in jail last fuesday. prio! as-good-as-new S$ults = Pants VICTROLA seseees $85 is pane 1 connection —also lots of topcoats, | civ. rents 1) = ee The ANI PICO If ese es or cet HR tuck fine makes as Hart | sew wort COLUMBIA ...... 69 Schaffner & Marx. Also | Pants............ Reproducing Piano ee eee ee i high-grade _ taliors’ un- | Coat and Vest: al! STARR ....+22205: — Slightly used Vic- hg ¢ A Fine Array of » company, whore claims agere-' gm CONed-for or returned | Vol: 2s low as... BRUNSWICK ..... 57 ves (<r og | af IRRE | in the - x i aaa the Shapleis sults. Many cost $50, | Young men's new * SISTIBLE a Ha : n has presented $75, and some as high as ; 5s: aU wool.. $6. SO Be BARGAIN S | Knabe ie ee $150. Would you rather | Also $8.50, $12.50 | Ts : ai wear a cheap new sult | paip Coats: used high d - 7 EN ee ~ Haines Bros. Se a. ee wa dened (ee 3 sie Saal appear exclusive- ‘ | Marshall: Wendell a of : gs m : . me — _—— at small Sx Ponss. cies First long pants it A Starck Bian Gn. y in the Post-Dispatch. | ' PT ¢ ees GOW tks nce | ly 1 he Post-Disy be ; - Pianos = E's ee nee o12 N. Gra nd | adi lect of Starck Grand, ey oem and Player-Pianos See TOMORROW’S Post-Dispatch : / tore | , | ~ é f a " hae . Page and Grand Cars Stop et Deer. : ° : 4 1018 Olive St. ie $ ~ a ) St. Louis Olive at Eleventh I winaows. and three londed revolvers a i ~OPEN EVENINGS * oR RP verre Qe ee, 6 ee er - — o oe - ~ SS ae —— tl etl ty, ele ll, itt = te _—-2 .m- 2 - & CEWilliams Shoe Ca. “~~ — ee - | The Biggest Furniture Store a hn e SIXTH STREET AND FRANKLIN AVENUE | : ‘Mail Orders Sent Prepaid Ladies In St. Louis—not in point of floor space but in point of Silk Hose, aa he : 2 aa i o “ 2 . e » super-value-giving and fair dealing The Only All isle Top, as caine ee © company severs \ ak ee F all 0 M d Downtown ; all Co! , z | Ore Tne HANK: rey me | — = 6. oo | ose “fe }= ormally Opens Monday, i That Gives EACLE OUANPS Every SI O00 ewe ali a? the petitios 3 . Fagle Stamps Monday ' e ‘ +¢ \ : M 7 “LADIES’ SLENDER ARCH FITTER SHOES” ay 7th A broad statement but based upon facts! There are larger COMBINE BEAUTY, STYLE AND PERFICT FIT . se sempre copedicang es 3 : YY ve _— : | | } ae 3 rah sheen ae | stores in St. Louis, but from the standpoint of service, fair Mate over especiali'y constructs combination: lasts, two ith , orts to FF vr ti | . : ‘ = oe in the ball than in the heel and inete; ome ie ae : pep a. on ; as | dealing and super-value-giving, Carroll's will stand su- close fit around the a: rn desired ar ig a cehega saiaatl _= = : preme. With small rent, small operating cost, Carroll is at Doering to appear before Pefe: Hn | | | ideally situated to offer the St. Louis public Furniture at | for examination neernis | : | | greater savings than have ever before been possible, for Car- Fil = 3 ' ' . | EVERY SIZE FROM 2 2 TO 12 a oe ee ee ane wien: | | Hy | ’ roll’s is one of eight stores who buy in immense quanti- EVERY WIDTH FROM AAAA TO EEE » DP eeece peed 2 vonep aie d Jeangina pe | | : cit | a ties and In many instam ‘es control complete factory out- puts, making it possible for us to buy at the lowest prices, ; } ° = - . _s Bo ae pte are Se mh ved at n } : and in turn give the public full benefit of our huge buving ch pair is made with a steel arch-supporting shank, guar- aia ae ) | | | ! , be ~ swale ener’ ' | she ; Ee » €uel ; vas Pelee oF | | power. nteed not to break down (or a new pair free in exchange tansy os | - 2 oe ee ee ilitary heels ang rubber top 1its. 70 } store Black i 8.00 |° NEW CONTEMPT CITATION a | | is | | / F urniture Values Brown Glazed Kid Oxfords Slack Ciazed Kid Oxfords AGAINST “BELVEDERE JOE" Black Glazed Kid Cross-Straps Hearing on Charg re of 7 Soaneiang Or- ' lis | " EVERY MONDAY IS COMFORT SHOE DAY” | °°" (2S. a a ll So Great Gonnella, owner of Will be offered during the opening of this new and better ) For ladies who demand style and comfort in their Footwear . ’ 44 . ** . on ; Uf , » , " , dies’ Mewes Oxfords” “ladies 2- Strap Pumps” Semi-Dress Oxfords , ) “ : enn Fc : | store. that vob will do vourself an injustice Ir you DO TIP OR PLAIN TOES Tor Home or CUSHION INSOLES " ‘ hi n) a ie ed NOT WAIT FOR OUR “GREAT. OPENING ANNOUNCE- Nurse Oxfords are the last Street .W ear ie ) Sarees Sr niee eAeS =? a ‘ies mete MENT BEFORE BUYING EFELSEW HERE. We are ready werd in comfort Genuine biack | EVEN NOW to serve vou. ang foot ease, kid har black vic! kid soles a! eee peels: iaat word in fubBeT he ae Ne wrong lave Gonvella s aries am | Come in Tomorrow 7 Eh he 6 TUE a 6 er, eee —— ae - " ee oe : oon Ae ee ae oom : —— ; - _ a tls ee A Mae ae ly AE I IE AO A A GL i NS I AR i Rie ea A i ata ER OE NT ATCO IEA I NE OG Et OE EE EE ae A FN lg Ne ~ - ene cate on ; — =—areas . a . . se — - pana . : am a oo ‘ a a . —— ; —— ‘ = - ow a Crewe -~ weed = . ti _ — ee a on Price .' r ie ae “had " ») ar ané ‘iow rubber comfort anc | nin Pet heels. A’! geizes Widths A to F had “tal 8 2 : $3.00. Bg_, \ ta {3.00 B Eare 83 5907 tic -~ Ladies’ Sli ’ Ladies’ heomlenl Oxfords . Nurses’ White Oxfords” POR eee” CUSHION INSOLES COOT, AND COMPORTABLI a on )|-biack Cre enttrely from one piece ane rt. . ar ow-white KG neous B1'p- : Ne rad ords, with handg-tur pera, heavy hané ' - | tumeé goles that | ~ — | ) | : | _ ark | oP ruh- . —— ~senammer ¢ a r. 1 anjur | 2 " , Thies ene : ae Se < Béee Summ 5 A kt. Senne y t The Big Value-Giving Seok Tae Store wear and s0'i4 ‘ » ¢ ab) wenr A’! sizes clomsir imne reac rt Mit , 7 e tg pi hg comfert. tai Naiies | mS = ‘fr on Justice é fait Dealing to All: Men’ S t PLAIN OR TIP TOES 3 _and Slippers ; ~bimgsad to tired, aching or tender feet. Dont pinee bora appreciate a pair } ppear in ¢ 2 — 8 v8 oa : ; you can get these easy-fitting Shoes of House Slip rday f hearing. T! | You mar choose from black vie — ga =» Snles , cee oe ‘te rubber heeis . " _ —_ ~~” . = or wunmetail, in tip or pain | es. Black or Brown slot Machine Conflecated congress style in plain toes oniy, w $3.00 one laa DT nescnine Rewed preter of s SiWar ware at 1000 ai ~ * ALL ~ -» iia oe Govews : : ag ? mage De, Aw fs Out’ |" oval. ~ STYLES WU. ; o? 1) &, | ane e. ee ee ee a te ' Pr . ‘

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—_— rrts * 4 ' Liisee@iei ys a . . . Pr. ’ : . the Daily POST-D SUais ‘Halot the ari 18 ) ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH ¢ City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone SPPEOS hat _ Dail 7 roevriae Kroc, CHARGES AGANST PRINCIPAL ENED ee ef — DRY LEADER TO SPEAK a THREE TIMES TODAY PROGRAM i sere IN A RADISH BED RAL FREIGHT SERVIC tne ty Eater's We oc of the Press, at Age of 35. ls Agaim m Service. LALA ' eee Me ed —— ow te -_™ —-* = as - werl4 ever as “f"Uss t2ree put + the €ree a: : , CRreres ‘2 z the eame pers ‘me’ *he wee of @4rugs +s Pecause whissy ¢riza- : | : ah ee : tar tack vow a 1 St. Louis Casts pal Theater Asse Free Instructic -ALSE AD CHARGE DISMISSED bedess Wel el Farnttere Firm and Wanager Ff reed wee — al ’ ef EPwtdenree a a aes Aum-Suggraine Stor ‘ and -we a4 : g . : . _- ; ie f -seor" lng ° te tela @ eer ‘ : . — : 7 Rich Ras S se*lreg for awarding free eing worked out & . =e Pa. Theater An - nmhers of the summer o le "ere autos gees : , : : . ’ . : ; - “TT : ' c $3 —— 5 , sopes he’'4 thas tin the , ’ . “2 : ; ' “2 . . = . 53 e+7 °™ @rca ois 7 | “sar 4% vas ‘Re oF reasor Se 6S Ss -ee that he ie hus tne fart that he m! urettl he became bor wes toi4 te repeat 1 ner bow-legget. fut loot -- ever i6¢8 and wee rex” yreck-kree terrTacta! Rela: Jehreen has re fears “or p-- : . tien tr the Ueted@ Sa*es eres the country + ge’ érver wri! the pret eiti-e effec*'te as coher ‘s ws ‘« choristers ‘bat with The gssociation regards -horus compesed ¢€ Teaining Schoo! was The Greatest Dollar-for-Dollar Standards of Value in Crorticht DUncRer A Special Selling Beginning Monday Morning Dee te «0 6 we 9 0 eee, 7 - : ou 2 o o _/- 7 a vars ~wes a 27 #g8 vs" 7 -e =m - i * ) Bae. s- © & ’ - - : 5 eo? ne ~~ *? be - - - phetogrs Wee offer at this time 2 most desirable collection odd pieces. which erdinarily would be allowed to rye Midsummer. We belie eve the time to make these real t mg is now when plans for Summer furnishings are re | | way. onsequently we have assembled all odd pieces im they | i P : ogol Comedy store and h es FA OPEL Ae PCI 0 28+ wee A Pl Thi sic to These are. .ndecd. tv” vv e advise early inspection. ‘Ww /HITTALL Reguiar rere “27 F-com + ~- > hata ee te ee | oreor su *rd Sucre Teeresegert. 4-7-ec8arr end piece. Davenport greored s tioe8 _- —.- >: =- _ +4 “ey ger? (ered = . - * o#? reorg*g rd irmrfterr. mm Pe - ? “ : - - oe arerr’ s “aed A . Duccigert. srnchatr estan oa —e Devengert t ard cushvens : st - - ~~ -— 2 ‘- ~ : eee FG. ad > . , \ : 7 > ers as ever bore a $600 price Made by one of the and most successfu Player that wil! ef construction. maker ordinar:! night, dor * you in a distinctly been given” von’ \ me cemoleta [Rf or metter satheut the Far oe-Piate *eatured © epecia, ca + Wasre. ce. -.-- ~~ ore - > *- -_ anio _— - . > * “= @ —_= . dt«- Luster Lace Curtains Tomorrow, these beautiful instruments go on sale at $387—the ‘finest A New Creation value im Piayer-Pianos of real quality that we have known. But the a oe number us limited. No orders beyond the extent of thia special cur-Acse ne ere can be taken for fulfilment at this low price. i ‘eras. . e richness of : . ” . ° j : /- : = -_ 25 , ans Fg pe , : TA OGL wef ee e co ian QO a ‘EW CRETO or Sori rh-im Htieng Tabi [ com jieeties mpany EW CRETONNES fr Seong at Sum, soon hy Pa of Missouri WwW. Dp. Chris] ler. Pres. | Ver Fr i*ivwe Raorecen’ative woes wes Fe | Fares Refunded i Buy on Thrift Terms—a Year to Pay! Jrorlicht DUNCRET and ¢*ze According to Associated Retatlers’ Plan at Twelfth y lave marked them unmistakably low for quick ¢ . — Showlr in English Sponge. Fred her and Cas omopanr. The ard aro * par tyr Mra. August Emerson and Ags . a autores has gers aracas & golf were erate c.* On Toeesda | &2 So Was 5 st af the oe ‘mat ta 7 “ts owing. perbapa *® " seemed impressed) *xion of the go if ‘apea able cast has beer | = Tuity’s revival of "eet Theater. —The ‘oilews Seo. wl fellow thin ot eth “Sweet Nel” featuring Laurette | eet end Lease “Sat Equity carntwel of choectes to Sanaa » an.fared 4 “Wecdsess Kavwa,” wy =

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4 > “i +, ~~, : apr 4 ‘ - ing Al‘torney Re ee of evidence. SVAVKVc_ Qa" WRAAIVU6F Shares eves out of ee ge >) \S SS SQ . ~ QQ RS W \ . SS N we So. . . . iture Was atten) rt = , : : \ we s . > \ SS eS . aN e SO RS OO : oN NS SO e wy ws , * ~, .* e ~ . . - . - QQ gy MW > ‘ - ~ ’ 42 ~ Ss oe - a been CoMntina vec nur . RSS WS AAA ANAND ~ WA ARRAS AAA SAA AA ne om : re tne . | $80 rq lr FF kT 8 Wy: € 6 6 0 6.” ° ve lk} wy7z_j»j;j' 7° —=°vw°8e °eh—Ow©raiK yw 6 0v_vw0 9: wa >A SY, 5G 5 "hl Fl l™l l"ll Ll ww eed And Ae Ah . .* i ins. °F . ee Sree eee ee " — De ee ae =a IMmIng — ST, LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 29, 1923. PAGES’ 1—10. — _ aa ‘ 3 ee , . = —— : _ — — eer et ee . 4 y ° +% : ' te * ! olla Scho! arships Planned S eer = ioe mt: Vests, sizes 37-36-35 | Mumicipa: sheater Associ n, with the purpose of enabling talented Spembers Of the summer opera chorus eventually to advance to positions as ipcipals. The details are not ready for announcement, but it is stated Mihat the Management Lopes in time to give productions not only with St. N. GRAND ~ wis choristers but with St. Louis soloists. The association regards with pride its service in organizing and train- . . Meving a chorus composed exclusively of local singers. The Municipal Opera | ye ad : cs m ad 4 , Ny : ~ . : ~ nr ‘ o>,’ ’ . } : . n St. Louis “Chorus Tesining § was established inst vear, and the 1922 chorus was ia | me ‘’ * — ——— ogenerall eo! ; Tei ; he the fenture of ihe season. About half of the : . ¥ Px aia . ae "1923 ehorus, it 18 } tec, ® consist of singers who were members of 2: * % ‘ ~ 3 q >» — . Leatrice Joy and Lewis Stone :n lest vear's © ation , ee | % > i ee . e “- SS. “You Can’t Fool Your ¢ sai. * . a * i hs RF Wife”—Missouri. Stare and Mu Dire re Frank | aid to have appeared in 185 di?- Tha nger : . al e "] : ar? ." ! ; | du rTig¢ ns . %, % bos - or : ‘ : ay . : . . we - | - lest wee! } began tw! LASK O07 . -adical improvements are prom- edi “* sem , ; ¥ . “3 2s F : ss A , as . . ings to be used | AMIN Se , + 1 aes First Time Here— P Ademak will bees , CN 4 , but ovat) ent | . . oi, . | ee | : - : Po | — ‘ Se 4 | ' Chesterton’s ucted in ‘ha Theater As- a % - Peal Dargains Wewrienc: x are menagement, and to have ps 5.000. Tickets for Ta —— ; ee —— ae = mings. “Much Ado About Nothing” = ' be ready for 7 : att ; ; a will be repeated Saturday afternoon, ings are ona | lelivery tomorrow at the tick of- | pegs a > ; \ oe eat and the two weeks’ engagement will “Night Life in Hollywood” Also Featured, ~ oDdby the reade ee end Saturday night wit! Shaw s ‘a - . Re ee eee 6B Gorol Comedv Has| Pestne seasen ill also be : . | | ee : Arms and the Man.” Safety Last” and “Hunting Big Game in : k is l. have nm Ww. C. Fields, for seven yearer ar . . _ di ome First Showing RACs BETVATIC , | Ca! ae cate se in “Welcome ociated with the manatee matte Africa’”’ on Local Bills. . : isher, sing tranger —Empress. Reawler Oddaandende : Price Price ne English sepenmecen em re EE BLS = EE a , Vy Pye ae : en ae y “You Cant Fool! Your Wife.” a and the ball is a gay affair, but the RCS #3 ee ‘ eae " va . | ; , Paramount-Melford production, is next morning. while the poor man's ae featured at the Missouri this week. wife is sleeping, her children cut up d The cast includes Leatrice Joy, Nita the $500 gown and there the story 4 Naldi, Lewis Stone, Pauline Garon, begins. The picture will play only Paul McAlister and John Daly Mur- four days at the West End Lyrte, i phiy. where Viola Dana in “Crinoline and 3 % ae eee - ry nner pir ond ~ “ $29,.59 £225.00 penport y oDlock File A husband is constantly rebuked Remance” will be shown for thrée by his wife for his attentions to oth- deys, starting Wednesday. er women. When she is unable to The Capitol Theater this week ts stend it any longer she leaves him. presenting a return engagement of Watutird low and \ Whiteear Tney are brought together at the Harold Lioyd in “Safety Last.” an ok L Shy fe | *) = Sect ie Pe | ~s P. in ‘ nee . a Se : ag ise. Se See. met a em Ms ee ; ' > , * | husband is taken for treatment after “Chain Lightning” make up the douw- ste a" | tact wait RA oa ho & 5 ae SR sta ae” pe: “al = > ee ae ss : ‘ss : oti Sep» ’ % , ms es . j % having heen attacked by thugs. His hle bill for the week at the Liberty a “de : el ; ‘ A st = ' Sie Es ie i a os. -* . € — a Be. f wife accidentally becomes the nurse Theater. The Hollywood film pur- y, ; ; ior in @ a > : a> "3 5 4 . man me ‘> wees eT wee + The in eg ne 4 ry - 2s hea” a 4 : ee | in attendance. Nita Naldi is seen in .ports to show true conditions in the 4 : i a 2 omen a ee aes ee ee Be : ag a lad “vamp” role, and Pauline Garon as much-discussed film capital. In this | my Vv ome a " | — ee ee FS By OS geaame an ultra-modern flapper. case the story deals with the expert- y elentin ¥- _Z ae le la ES Md Ace es 3 as BS, poo FS . & ae a” ‘ “eg “The Barnyard” a new Larry Se- penne => Reg vn — PR mn mon comedy, is also on the program ¢ 3 os Ms ‘ died ‘ me . rs th The musical features include a new **"* °° = r gee © ose chestra! angement e «g hectic pleasures of which he has pare: alo Reese. re peng ” read. The film shows how he ie 4le- O’'CTrk”: “Carolina in the Morning”’ an ; : illlusioned and instead of a trail of layed by Stuart Barrie at the organ, , ; . scandal he finds a path that leads te and a group of selections by the Im- em : : honest romance Incidental to the perial WQWuartette, a stage novelty per ; Delft Blue.” 1 soa Ps action there are giimpses of Thee- an =" i ; s a . A 5 in Ss" ps and dore Roberts. W ilDlam Desmond, a 2 Besasue Hiavakawa. 3 Tash- “Poor Men's Wives” ts the current Had , pryant w : . burn, J. Warren Kerrigan and other attraction at the Grand Centra! and eae age “ West End Lyric Theaters. Barbara 9" ""* Chain Lightning, the other os , *’ ari enti areera feature on the bill, is a southérn rr rretn o , . ire Las “ee yrowegear “s en in ee story in which a racehorse lifts the t? incina! o} i _— ‘ Anes wos ie ay romtgage on the old plantation. “ne ' pe Richard cucher The week's film attraction at the ancisco ere aiso ir the Delmonte is ‘‘Rackbone,”’ o fllm véer- rion of a Clarence Budington Kel. or which Winthrop . Le oo ‘ rae ‘and story. It deals with the twent. - , ; ; 7 ¢ a nt ] rill t rr rnin . , : ne next season, 18 Barbara La Marr and the Heavenly ie 34 : 2 . - st? _ — " — es As na Vroon From Ypsilanti,” Henry farce, will be placed on ll Theater cast includ- e Fischer, 74 . > , > ir ust Relmont . 8. Aug Exclusive stage attractiona at the of the Dennis Sisters, harmony sing- we!! known as a stege acter has the ~ ; | # aa ee Oe 3 ne. . f. Snow in iti ae pe pias eading role In the cast aleo ere aramouche 4 . c: ere ee ee om ludes pop- Edith Roberta, William Mack. Frank Anita Loos, closed tonight in Cleveland, after a / ‘a rived bye Rarmond Net) U ha’ diine positior ok ular songs and an original plano Evand, Marion Abbott, George Me. tess : The third act om, .. ne ‘i ’ . Aer \{ax the Orpheun with his golf tra‘ aclo, “Btep On It writter and Quarrie James Dowle and Chartes led ‘An Episode of the Links.” played by Silvermar rang — ———- — have writ- tryout of two weeks : leritimute will be rewritten and the play recas* _. a. ‘'T. a ne | Whole efore ite New York appearance :: we : oe oi =" : be 1 bt , Harry Carroll, composer of popu In “Poor Mens Wives” a rich gir! That remarkable modern ecreen an 00 , om — the fal! iia all Tie : and Sidney Kirkpatrick. musi | appear in an offering of {-.vites the poor man’s wife to attend epic of the chase, H. A Snows san An : ‘ the) Barrymeare will play vind ES mc. : a | war Wilde's } _— with Grace Fisher his ; | shows her how she cér Hunting Big Game in Africa.” goes on “ers Omit Japes af President. Teasie and Robert rR Mantell igs by @ 7 mae new +¢ Dances and songs CU rn proper ciothing. having it into its see ond week at the Rivol! an (1 | = the Rroadrray 3 ' iadietnn in the Players’ Club pre | | ener ek | ted by Williams and , “on approval” for that night These are the beet hunting pictuaes - 7 = . , " ’ . “* a >. ’ . a ma] . P . ey al “se ° : ‘ 2 ra On ~ « hor 1! or jes TT , of ‘The Srhoo! for Secanda ; ; we . w ‘ ; ry Arthur | ee@q ANG ) nm oO retirrenir \ that have come out nn? the Dark c ne 6000 ;, ish 3 d at 1 erfor™M- 4. «hich John Drew will star. The , Ore’ _ a Jack Clifford. at two pianos. Joh: + rwit This is done tinent - f ‘) " . a4 : _ se. 7" " a ~ ; Corn " - 7 - . : : 2 , p : > . - er re get —_ = ae pe | production will be given sometime | ' a4 layed } y puree, } vitasies - SE OT . perm iLL | ‘ar ‘ee Vv @ on % dough bo} Crt v* , : ; . ? aa % i ms May or one ef in Bhi, , . s : rye? wri tte? . ning this @fter: P ernoon & periormance fither Allee Seastone and Olive Green in : 7] p. ‘ . . . ; ; : . “a 7 r ‘ “ ot e : ’ ’ ’ > , ' . “a “2 > : TT} arnit 2 Len are “Brazilian Desert.” an aet ‘Sm Thi ; es ; . =n hi bi wdavy night. Olhicago's Adieu to Moscow Players : Bina | (a ] my : Oi eaten : : an ac his is Ireland:” Phil Coscia and atin : : 4 ee. M, $ : , neay ‘ - f rent? comedy and song with : with wiel , ’ a0. 08 ' as reserved 108 HE Theater Guild of Philade : rue * h G . and Jack . : nd Chitin Cnatiaie , olin and ‘cella oe. i. Me » . ‘oa ~ , _.7 : ? : ‘r : . inArer’ ’ j rie’ ’ : Aaya liowr i 7 oe ot | mt t at the last mo- phia, which begins operatior | 8 roi | | rotny At oe a “heyenne M§- A Cowboy's Life at Tel. ‘ bane A ’ }{ Laer 4 , . . —_ a ’ . ; - > ~? . e ‘ ee | Z ' edian Josephine Ame by J rar talia : popular songs; Peggy re. ~ “$i Te ' s4 : . @ i4 . i ’ ach . - . ihe 5 «! ra K '. M2a ' rie in an incident? oe ™ ’ himmse:: += csiertte will open the season !: = “ nd Edna Ni ape OTIOTMerS. § . ows -r a* eet in the infernal , esau . 5 ee pie 7 ’ . , . breLALIO A aE} OG 3 regions, Alberto : e «> »~Amin-« . ; .. a re 40? . Ne ee ‘ eater ; ; A Hhagician Mil ew ‘ he wmomrmin ~~ ,. ‘ arriit \ is ’ 4 » iia Dpollar Th Z a? , > a . Success? ul alat . ie A : “Welcome Stranger’ at Fampress. olumbia‘’s echedule | Packer and Seltz, and Moore end _ eterds TT) 4) ¢.. » . _ , try 7} [7* ae : | i : : : . — ¢ se ge + ry = rm : = , \'} ry, e,? in . rece Aaror f re ha 4 of the WwW een wv , ite at Pielde ; ‘lies Bom? % BRrewerter Jack Pore: hence the . Hoffgna: " “'ranger The German Theater Stock (onme - : fo ; fo, emit et res? : ' i’ a~ 7. : cr a.’ . on 7 , ad ‘oar , ; . * i * : : " , Say: "7 . " ’ 7. . ; . e es oriure with a perform 7 #7) . tens Art Thea ers engcarce ’ 7 a - : . : - - ™ I — ‘ : 4 " ‘ ’ ’ | ! , . . . sa ho "¢ 2? : - ed : . - ' ae in Aas : —— whicr = eee wo Ty saaaiatiiads + tes - Josephine Hill and Frank Glendon in Night : , —_ eo Lec . a emai aeeeeie , Jays matinee I? ai ox, ventriioqu " ance of “Robert ity ' ment in Chicago,. UUeclor Sranisie\ Liberty. — ‘he max - = : " aa , man: Gaffney and Wal- Tie Jao! ‘ or Lp Dinafson Binetion (ony ereion - : .* At Lme ¢ se end Bertram: op Yy Vagabonda.” The wor. cede : i yi “The laugh ‘ure be for the henner f . 4 Ite . | ne 1 fr th . ; . fa ss 7 . ‘7% . ; —" ’ . -. ; : ’ 7 BH ' ~~ Si . ‘9 shoulders of admirers. The audience ai 7 | ' - [eavere and Maude Collins, management ' : _ : . : . ; ~* *y" ' é ri ’ " 7 , -~-* ’ . * . . 2 , is ws » I P a | | 7 ! | Ha : 3 ; | . H ; ained in the theater ut | = »* > : , an . . he . ‘ P 4 ; . . . , ‘ = , nie , oe. re _ Appi« mers A Ppectar iler ever t? e actors Pes ‘ . . . . — . ‘ sal A tie? . Tt na to cheer tn : ) ; , and Richarde ar J , 9 as , f , gown i* being tMaede for her Mer - . / : : on uneoed. that Mrs. Fiske . ; , cit a ' ' ' sath" Tt i9 announceac. tna rt o Weeks tn New Vork ——— nde 5 goer —s tonta Trene Richard r. ry Ask for our eer, J. M. Kerrigan: and Julia ho pear next season under the Another Tw . cat eetharyn ney. and others in tl ast will bette Bente e Richards and the rire appearance in it at an inforrtial esting boo kb le ~ le Ge enne McKay Morrie \ | management in St John Fr rt ri engareme r : _— » Als ; e i! un ‘ ‘wary oe Wate studio ry -os gathered quite sa : S00 heave a emal!l part ees emedy, “Mar yr. Quite ks tn New York, begin: nior @: n tw : an nea ¢ Span | bby 1] Jol rner, German Stock Company Closes. crowd Her role le thet ef 4 Res. ¢ ity weir vines c | ww te: | ws bon : - _ ene > ee - - ; ’ which ~ aa tae, Ot che oe Contrary.” and that Fay Bainter, ° la : ; : ort amorou Hazel Whitmore, /aura 14 . e T HE bili at the Grand Opera «lan dancer. She shares honors ds oF, with ¢ OO} 03 Thrift Terms ate i House gives firet place to a mu- the exceptional cast with -_ Pashiorne rr ay 7 range when Flier. imcrion 7 46.00 ; weet a+ | ‘ ‘ ined thea "nr cen ebd Toa vid ’ ‘ ‘ . o tne famou K nia Springer ar ; {ar Fam +, —_— . "7 : too, has . : ‘ , . *-. ae ' . , . ' ris [ . : : * : « oe ” ’ ' ri? 7 ‘ 1% ’ - " .* , : - * - : — pletely. , Denis pe | nn Fontaine. | imteele that “Sally” & clome tts C} a) | ' eat = tas rimut , rewue. “Dance Fooleries wth TDave Lioyd Harry Sharpe, Vicia etts, Robert MeKim, oo ond ate 3 ena ncn ’ Nin’ ,* Tr <cernt "7 ' : ‘ ‘ ° e re. 4 t. xe | wele T re! i¢ bis Ward Tre Moore sisters ard [Le lee hfe Muthilide Krundage an@ chinwn e . : . " Tt ° , : eer: ; ' | leads the Fualto’s bU! beginning with Pitts, and will include Ned Jester, Fitzroy. bh ’ Continued " : oT" ry ~_— aft rrel i, ae 7 usic » will have been cCuclions yy David Gray, the musical comedy

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“ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, ASS Slee. a ea : So : | PHOTOPLAY - THEATERS AMUSEMENT AMUSEMENTS F.-Y, orem PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY ‘THEATERS PHOTOPLAY 1254°—— ‘ | 6, Le 4 a ee eee NOTE: = MAURETASIA. May May ie Sel The a losing time Josep ine Amores + 8: 22 | — 7 be wees ; _May 15 dune fame h, Cherbou for presenting your . Aasli« by Nally TY Rie SIA." -May 23 Jobe ee —s THE STAR OF ° ' s —_ae.60 Cc] ee Tacos “TRIFLING WOMEN” , nate bigs UV, foe Memorial Tablet : Valand Gamble ™ ¢ * ) | + “Say “ Po oe a) i) rN ~ —_,~ | a Pe i ae “i . ? *Via Halifax. + alls at E at Tastesk ' eae oat is» 4 Yeas a - ’ pat © a : MAKE YOU THINK Oo I iy, tm 6 ke 3 ne ie | Gee in Farie is ‘but a . : se | The Pl e 7; yo AY HZ Ate seekte (ee Re WR, or “in Song” Bae | oe SS a ee es ar me ee ~ —on — ~ a ee —_—— _ —— _— few days awar. Canadian Services. fs. The St. Lawrence River a‘ 4 Write today for yoOufe OWN meee oe : OLS) g 6° S Game eee ee ae € ‘Ft / NGM APive eh sh Fe “gt MONTREAL TO GLASGOW | i Hotels, Resorts, ¢ i - © ates pr EE NE Soo oe ee... ee esign, Frize Athenia.......May 4 Jane oi £ : : r ; j e Sats « : ; d' RS Se set, St : Bs , = eS 20% 8 - : » || Saturnia.......May lt Jane r i rates to address Cassandra..... May 17 June 15 duly ie jae” BAG a Se ee 2nd Pri | Ansonia. ......May > J asily accessible ot ph Sony amy tale of the Me nt ne Ree : is is | snurn AN i | be 1 : aga $100 JOHNNY BURKE | Andant .: iS Eeeaaee | i tion ‘leat as you a aes Grama of 2 boy who had home” oe p ° RR Bodemich h and eh 3 Oth : ~ eo your lee " . canoeing, bathing EMIS inthe frccen Xorth We DENNIS SISTERS ‘ann Isham ‘Jones-Nowhear we $50 le H Ki me Cina anchor oi fishing. —with Alfred Lunt, screendom’s newest idol, in a FS Dave Silverman. sh Die on ; Seatt A armony Ings | —_—_—_—__——— ) dashing, winning role | & JAZZ acomnertonienens _ emt RA - Evervbed Bh. —it's a picture that will give you more tlirills than aN RNS ee epecmeoees Fone yi ae iM “Ont Where rt ang West Begins” | E U R O P E ou've had in a blue moon! ae Se oe ae Hee 5 SE ERE Ei CE ES SAGE NIE TSO Sg a PR OER ee tel . | ai , Sissi Manager's officel4. News Pictures — - - aa - Pe ~ — ~ =o ee ee - tity w+ ee ee ee ee oe eee ~~ +e . eects ier. Transporte Go by boat or ra routes will take Or you can motor Indiana State Li Wate Perfectly-equippec modern comforts t¢ it” in the water-s phe TS ‘ BAI) Ml ¢ MORE = xb —_ ar » cAaDy ante ogevE CAP ELMER MeDONALD BIG | waniraviet ay "Il 407 Third Ah WEEK | NEAR THEM SING “SEs, WE HAVE NO BANANAS.” To get free imp relating t , Ey 4 ‘ . : » Dra wer fe a. © pe: sey Lp CERRY: pintea an opel? cia ne ¢958083 Trt te ¥ ci, nh tol git emmaamsy s La To — rm MYST aii . “THE F, > ‘IN THE FOG’? Sear aS, ee ee a £0 fog 4 es — suttben ie ist ROUTES: From New York, Lendon, Antwerp, Bremen, tg. ton, by THE MAGNIFI és j TIENT”? , ENVIRONMENT : ~ PRESENTING me AND VAUDEVILLE BILL b es WITH FRANK H. SILK Thursdays. Saturdays. LY Ric Aa ||| "Vig : ? beri - AND aunts 6 AVETY Pianwy Suasnnteee MEE een SHIPS: Numbering 117 and aggre phia, Boston, Portland, ARSENAL “;2..:°° ARSENAL burg and Dans ‘Rk WYLIE'S Majestic. 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Lemeeeutentieaemeasel Ha CONTEST TAKES PLACE EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVERY NIGHT poem r ane ~. — ) - | ENGLAND .§SPECIAL EXTRA BIG FEATURES EVERY SHOW E; WILLIAMS TOURS ee ~himmile - horus Girls’ Perfect Form Ama- Cireus 25 Years’ Expertence in Eu Tues. Contest We d. Contest Thurs. Beauty Contest Fri. teurs Sal. Night LUROPE IN 1923 YOY ( a ET BEST RESERVED SEATS FOR ANY AFTE RNOON OR ‘*‘Absolutely F hat (as8 at | N iT by 4 Ww FE wz h BY ORDERING THE SE ATS ” Pe ad ANCE. Reasonable * Fy BIGGEST AND BEST SHOW EVER SEEN HERE! in July; others follow. Dura 75 days. They cover all of Aap { , ; & of. | : BS § |EQ2 Shows Daily, 2:15-8:15 MF ocd seateon FIRST FLOOR, 36c “WEE BY || Ssaccieticide. two, idea |! : yas f : | 7 x geoniel fee ‘ ae ; | Saas . : This Is Our G d Cl i W Kk f th | ed hers ond stone On FEATURING “PRODUCING , fire sR cha, Aes eee a. 2 S ran os ng ec Oo e || hotels, a one, eer viee 7 . *% : Season With the Greatest Burlesque Show booklet. The Kgerton i. Wi velit u. FRANK GLENDON AMATI vere SOE de Bl | Closing Exerclees THE BIGGEST, MOST : “A Study | SIXTH AND ST, CHARLES SATISFYING MOTION . . aol 5 Be Y Ta ne 896 1S¢ CONT Nvos DALY 366 FF PICTURE EVER PRE- 2 SIXTH NEAR OLIVE : , | Gk Show. 11 A.M. to It FP. M-8) atonday—Tuesday—Wednesday MRS. WH. rf q SENTED IN ST. LOUIS! ea MWA /EZ if ||BIG COMEDY SHOW] MISS BOBBY / aoe eae Dancing “BRING THE KIDDIES” VEC LE AULA =a NG)? i) |‘ANNABELLE’|| BREWSTER PERSHING THEATRE =» 7 hes j A Miniature Musical Comedy | AND COMPANY in Hamilton & Delmar ave XT 4 NG & —a , 3 WO a | n - 4 "tHe gh “FROM the ALTAR to the BOWERY” Eve. May 84, 4th and Bas a : Ke ' ORCHESTRA. ave Lio a e With “a Cohen, Conducting | of a ee JACK POMEROY Tickets at Balgwiste a : MOORE VIOLA LEONA | and GEORGF WEHUR at the PIANO —I | , TTS LARRY SEMON 0 VALENTINE VOX PERSHING THEAT in “THE BARNYARD” ‘ Miller, Packer and Selz “THE CLUB MAN” eg a Pi ti peiidteeemmes Pa! he. American ” STUART BARRIE = || ° | Moore and Fields -~ sien LAGa THE BAKULE CHORE 4 } Wonder Oreantef. Diaying “CAROLINA” .f PHI | COSCIA and VERDI 1s 9008 A Ur r PRAGUE. QUARTETTE ‘ 3k PEGGY BREMEN and BRO in “AN EPISODE OF CITY IIFE”" /} A111 Olive Street, SS eee eee we > ——— os = ~ “THE IMP’S PLAYGROUND” The Fox Super Comedy att Sa A Distinct Novelty. | LUPINO-LANE COMING to the 0 ALLEN’S | in WEDNESDAY EVE. MA¥ SEN DERELLA geese Seinen ees thie remee | || cul (Wins STAI = pmentes re: 5 rE gy & Tows Lis Se Rasa a eae sp _ ht ol . Lt C _—— PEAR - WH Sth Pp ER’ . 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Or you can motor, driving the state’s length from Indiana State Line to Mackinac. Water-Washed Air —Every Comfort Perfectly-equipped hotels, inns and cottages add modern comforts to the advantages of “roughing it” in the water-washed air of West Michigan. To get free impartial information on any subject relating to West Michigan, write TOURIST AND RESORT ASS'N Grand Rapids, Michigan Three Big HOUSEHOLD VALUES > ia ———— —- —. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_— ee aS ae ies a ce and dice of Union Labor 1¢ Kadical Press than this pittance. Eventually their! in for a long period of high living slave pens will have to be transferred | * costs. from them to a labor Gemocracy,; Among these reasons are the war vhere despotism with be a hated debt and the increased cost of gow memory of the past ernment, raising taxes until in eome | ——— ipstances they have been known @ THE FUTURE OF TRUSTS. absorb two-thirds of a farmer’e if (From the Seattle Union Record, some, the new excessively high Union Labor.) if;; excessive transportation | arising from the Inefficiency of pré- six genuine sion table Jacobean finsh; leather seat pa Nine-Piece Period Dining Room Suited 4-ineh buffet, This tx a Suite that has never been offered {er less than S220 before today. double chairs and doer china cleset, S-inch 6-ft. exten- VER ae ee —_— a ee | PLE ey 7s @ Tuesdeve. Wednesdays, turdcere. Mercantile Merine Ca Puseenecr and freight bh. M. BAIS, Manager ”.,. ’ - J. McCONNELL, Freight Agent, N. ‘ and Lecust Bt», Both * LEIS TOURS ence in Lurepean Travel rateork IN tee Miciv firs't-f.iasa at nonahle Pates Or teure eaill in June, three : felieow. TPiuration 60 te ey cover all of Western lucineg Paeland and the we, leasing about daly enerially reduced mites fer aetucdent« (inis frat clase and service. Prices 8018 hin included. Vrite fer Dieesten K. Williams Co., ire Street, Theston, Maes. DUCTED TOURS ) nia, Canadian Rock- , Europe, the Medi- » Around the World. X WEEKS 10 SIX MONTHS Hilustrated Rooktlet. OSS Tourist Agency y-(eniral Tropt Bidg. ST. LOLIs rea _ JSEMENTS Olive Near RES Grand EUROPE ENGLAND via Plymouth FRANCE Reliance— May Ist GERMANY via Hamburg RELIANCE .....-—Blay 29 June 26 July 24 RESOLUTE .....-—Junel2 y 10 tn ay ALBERT BALLIN . envoyage) July 26 HAMBURG DIRECT THURINGIA ......May 3 June 14 ...... cc cess May 17 June 28 Aug 9 BAYERN - = ....May 31 ; tees WESTPHALIA (new) . July 12 Aug 23 Passage to meet the requirement of every traveler —from a suite on one of our new steamers de luxe, to a stateroom on a more modest but no less comfortable one-class cabin ship. Whichever type ofaccommodation you choose, you are assured of cheerfuland ettrac- tive surroundings, efficient and courteous service, excellent cuisine, and the innumerable comforts and conveniences which only long erperience in steamship management can provide. \pely to Lo. Am. Lines, 171 W. Randolph St., Chicago or local steamship agents UNITED AMERICAN LINES Joint Service With HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE centages —_———— + the Woodward Players : With Today's Matinee All This Week LCOME RANGER” SUR. ACT COMEDY By ON HOFFMAN prices, 35c-50c-75c-$1.00 prices. 2hc-35c-50c-75¢ Sun.. Thurs., Sat. at 2:15 EVENING AT 8:15 1g Exercises M. F. CLARK'S ® ‘se Classes In Classical Dancing |e American Sailing Ninth Express Company announces 1t8 SECOND ANNUAL CRUISE _ AROUND THE WORLD 1923 -24 for which it has chartered the ‘New C@unarder §S.FRANCONIA from New York—NOVEMBER 15th, 1923 132 DATS — 30,000 MILES Send for Details, Deck Plans and Itinerary AMERICAN EXPRESS—Travel Dept. (Bell) * and locust Ste. Olive 7280. 6709 NG THEATRE on & Delmar Ar®- May 34, 4th and 6th at Baldwin's : ———E=———— awe SHING THEATER eninge. Apri! 30, et 6 14, a lied ‘reer Presents - id - -_ wer, . Daf SAKULE CHORUS 4 sad LY lind sad wou i -™ ” - OF PRAGUE a «#. wr ~~ aad ino tax). The to $7.00 : Piane Le. eat Daidwia aoe. Pane. WHITE STAR -DOMI Down the Si Lawrence ofurope That wonderful 3-day river trip, followed by the short 8€a voyage, provide the perfect route to burope, with an opportunity to-visit historic Montreal. Luxurious, steady, speedy steamers, the new Doric and Regina, the famous Megantic or the Canada offer every comfort with unsurpassed service. Sal! ings every Saturday. Send for booklet A. PaArtii- lan ust “t.. > Aeenis er Local 7? GOS agra t : et ~- NIO en LINE: Orrmka AND CONCERT ; 1.50, $2. $2.50, §5-—-Tas 10% | ‘. . 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MOLLET, Pres. this three-piece Sulte tn walnut finish; good sized dresser: full size Bed Suite specially priced for OR Kroehler’s Daven- port and Duo Beds SCROOLS AND COLLEGES Mid-Year Graduates Learn toe Earn a Good Living Anr ‘ ' neee eeverr learn to f ‘oe ‘ ler Filing is an fied vwocntion ambitious even without Osi eaperience earn oA comfortable living as a per ; ia a car - interesting and digni- The work is varied and appeals to persons of refinement. It tunity offers much in the way for ad.iancement of oppor- Day and evening classes «starting im- 5 mediatels after mid-Frear gradua- tions, will quickly prepare you to fill ® position of responsi For further dhone— Address WEEKS, tractive salarr «nil write oar REBT. ™ and at- detalis, lit’ Director Fising Standard School ¢ reser: (The Gleobe-Wernicke Co.) Pots, MO ; if eee au Spring andS Weekly to J for this Book!rct EUROPE—1923 -—Ful mn « AMERICAN EXPRESS CONDUCTED TOURS To Europe renge of routcs end c Yering , Terese ZRth lings wv ide > ae | Che Maytlower Inn MAWOMET ° or 7s) This ltexerioes reset ate’ Plymouth, Mass. in Pivmesth «here be ic The Greet betel or bras tife! Cage Cod Gel’, Tennis, Saddie Horus, Bathing, Beating, Fishing, Dancing Send for iliestrated fetter. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES COE-LENOX Summer School and Camp Directed Managed COE COLLEGE Fatablished romoted. and hr and Accommodated at LENOX COLLEGE HOPKINTON, TOW SA pr tahie « mer outing ee Ww OCKs ~ 7 eof 5 werks ea For Catalog Addres« ¢ Ww Coe College, Cedar Rapids arr Perk ine Town — ee DO9909000000000000000000000000%, VACATION TIME iS COMING ws eo, + , RUDOLPH TRAVEL BUREAU 1 Yeare in Pacsenecer Traffis Rontmen’s KBank Bide Cliive 600 VPS 9990804 090000000 540004004 LHVVOO0990000000000 0neees _ ppp eee eee eee ee eee oe ee on oe eS ADVERTISEMENT Don’t Squeeze Black- Heads---Dissolve Them ——— ~ ’ *s ae A postal wit bring ome of the mem or women seeking employment under situations wanted peges. im teday’s Want | The future of big industry belongs ciel teen j ( [A> is n thout wearing their chains. | Coa Lun bermen evidentiw realize ae rape mainly from the f£ my her tha hevw silent ind secretly co this. and have acted with due fore- that production is now equipped ang irticics is the . ed ‘with them, threatening sight organizing the Douglas Fir manned to produce far more than tl md of the « : t wit vengeance unless they Exploitation and Export Co, to con- | present lowered purchasing power @ Parties. gh na , , ediatAy moved o of tha n trol prices in foreign markets, osten- the people can absorb; the tremete thought on : , ¥ ? iD] but really to control prices in' dous wastes and costs of mark@ . ct pu Ques ns ong r} gs have surely come to a all markets monopoly and retail distributiog, those bodics of citizens and it q- | Pre pass thes I"nited States’ One of the worst contradictions of manipulation of the currency; the hing Auscs of hy 2 unrest when. if ma or set of men lawful- the social @rcanization is that which | wasteful squandering of natural re . es ce adva ige of their constitu-| results, from the unification of in-| sources, and other causes, growing JUDICIAL USURPATION tional richts to bes ome members cf) dustries-—amalgamation, as it wereras of the serious defects of the preg: From the Oklahoma se tel ar ra? ization for thetfr mutucl into nuge trusts, and then auto pent industrial syetem, ° Farmer Labor. ' and protection, they are matically make these trusts act in} High living costae are likely to oon: Another 1 Paige pe ra : ced upon by the jackalse of the, contraventien ‘of public rights In|} tinue until we have an organized gy@e int «fh eh, . . lustrial overlords and ordered this lies one of the most difficult|tem of production and distribution America is ec sits aoe ce a = either to move ffom a community cr| problems of the whole Industrial tan-/| that serves the people. . decision of the & rca “* take the consequences of their’ gle | —ee * claring unconstity ae wrath. And that prompts us to ask| Organization {n Europe and Amer- pLE RICH AND JOBLESS POOR mum. wage law f. . , the chief of our State whv such | ica proceeds apace toward the gigan- ' (From the R ling Labor Advocate, , the Co} cress ‘ ig outrawes are allowed to continue tic trust combinations and no arcu-| . , list.) 1 a tect the without interference from the law / ment can be advanced against them | , . ‘ ict of Columbia. ‘The vote were ne, SROFSINE Powers of the trade, er/from the point of efficiency. But] .¢\n Amerien M6 Mand of treseed® to three with Justice Brandei] vere : - : Curlette something more Watch the Amazing Transformation guarariee of satisfactory re- | Se rt will. in other words, | : y ; : | | ooleniad |} rnost likely result in atate capitaliem., ' something i} ler if mMme- a “- ; | Raye ne Bene orp thy = sults or your money re ues \ . ' betw een which and private capital«. thing entirely unique (xe , Curlette gives it a beautiful If, after you have tried it, ism there ia little ehanece for the, the same old kids or siik CS ae a ra io 2 ot think you are not more than de- wage workers, as both are degrading’ : in me ‘? . rw ned « mrming of Wi ’ > - . "Ve : ' . curlers but before doing or oy rfion of thia wonderful new lighted with the results it has a en pga bh ; , - liquid kee rer d wary and curly fora ‘hat is needed. the ; so moisten vour hair with ee pe your hate y and curly brought, your money will be | hen. to effeet the , dade he revolution from caplitaliem. whether ' just a few drops of Domino returned to you instantly. , private or state, t6 real socialtem, is Cusieite——ani behold! A special deposit of $10,000 in ithe application of the econemic. miracle of beauty will have been performed Not the Producers and Consumers Bank of Philadelphia method. We need first to organize: only vou, but vour friends, will be astonished at backs up this guarantee—so vou don't risk a penny. the workers in in@ustrial untons in| ‘ ats Baas rage , order to train them In the considera. . t 1dde rr i instormation yw your! lair. Don t ject \ our beauty be spoiled by straight, i tion of industria! protiems and rela.. liféless hair. No matter how you wear your hair, tions and thereby make democratic: Watch the'Results Domino Curlette will beautify it immeasurably. ontrol and social ownership realities ‘ ’ 64 _ ' -» » NO spore straight wispy strands, Me’ mmore straggly yarn of tragic eee let us; So-Called peerty anenr? wate ‘ sts AilMiU ee . . : ave no more re ’ t ons ; ‘sia - ; | ends. For with Demino Curlette yvour batr will . i of Ru and sometimes last: r months, oflen less. But , ‘ and Germany. | ' ' always be wavs and cul iy neat, well-dressed and are wm you can have what we consider a far more . ; + j ‘1 ia ae a : heautiful wave— full of life and fluff—and you can charming. Geta bottle today. ry it once—~and In “Hollywood” the comedy-drama: ’ . \I you will be amazed and delighted with the results, of the movies. Thomas Meighan is* ave j Ve for on = 1M lerever, 3 gic ’ ' have it now tor on - er, aA Singi : @ shown in bis favorite fole @itth a cf.’ ~ } er Con La } fre) ( riette to last you lection of ‘ hildren. Hle ie eee huy- , — tine ng candy for them. at the the@se: | ; VN ? | \ > more ct? i} etaned of the Lave Angeles ratiwas 4- . , a, % ° non as he is about to ptar®? on loos - ‘ , ‘ ' >» Treeere Stit yr tor murs 45 O O itien with his directér. Alfred *.; neni ; , a es of permanent as OW 'Creen He «tops long «cneugh Jo! , hoods rt time, in Your , — greet Hope lIlampteon,. Gertrude oe o me, vou can now acoguite charming war' tor, Lila Lee and win Rogers and, hair that your friends will always Curlette is just what you envy. Domino have been walting to write directiong for the “girl” Int the picture te find her way te Helly- ' wood, At All Good Stores _ oe > ~ bi Fe fe ee en a hn «gt oe — - ~~ a . 3 BAe tn a ° “ a-< Ree A = NE I ga nce RE ee EN ES I te le A A tar tlie elie ane te . = a ORO Oe EO oes Sewn * —— — savers swe ~~. we ] ww wn dpee ¥ ae - “ ou <— » ¢ NE a NTR SD IE NN i NN Ae NR, SO AC TR OO AOR EN Rh A ge eS a I KN th OR TN EE a NA I I AO mm MR ee 5 — a mee ee » ane = , ss - ae : “ —_ , IO NE RE OF EER RENE me Om —_— Oe Gree, een ate oe LR ee ee ee ee eye ape ~ — aR R e N A e ge * -_ ETE ne ee oe —— * . | ; | wena et og ee tm OL LO EI it . . - - : —e De Re ee ee

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tae G = SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 1923. ll ee ~ ~ A , , “Te, T Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-fH t and the Times Combined. 7 ity f the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone -\1 e-Democrat a ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation o ; , : 1 ee eS Ba The film ¢rama was made Garconne He ts a widower, his first wife having and her * The nove! already c Linek Scholl. J. Gordon a circulation of 35°. been MUe. Diane de Cosse-Brissac © ead for ge aye Coe daughter of the eleventh Duke of 1 What They Are Doing recent “returned |to be adapted for [he teMarnwine Brimac > hh : S ais ‘The Shepherd im the Movie Studios | 27.22 ~ J > The author, an officer © » e * . —_ . : Era Novak is s born in St. - —_—_ Bakule Chorist Sing Tomorre Evening CONCERT will be give A row night at the Pershin “er vY the Bakule Schoe » consisting of 40 sinerrs from years of age, who were sent ‘country by on the golf course of St “le it was there that thelr love = began. Both served - during the war, he @s @ of Dragoons and ghe wounded. m have by letters patent has commanded chat de her a great favorite ! French Princess Genevieve retain her titie society vears old. of Her Royal Highness Princess of The Duke of Orleans. the head of Orleans, with all the rights apd pre- The Princess is a beautiful blohde the House o¢ France. has given his; rogatives attached tharete, with blue eyes and lovely complexion, full appfobation to the marriage, and| The Comte first met the Princess ‘ ae SF a! ae grace and simple char nm poration. by Olga Edwards, wh from the Fox studios in Rome, Italy, the completion of “Nero” and card. King.” is directing! Legion of Honor, has quest that he appear before @ 'elal board. 24 years old we FRENCH PRINCESS CHOOSES the hardest " SUITOR OUT OF NOBILITY to be Tilm actor has been recorded recen' hehave the §& is’ Correspondence of the : . r ar PARIS T.—Pprincess ly in the newspapers. eppears PARIS, i ecllegian fn one of the college dance tured in ] ams = : vieve d'Orleans, Gaughter ri and = . " : ‘* e - : > or ssonk , | nN om ’ ss ‘@0enes filmed by William de Mille Four: a es Norman Kerry has returned to Duke and pucness 0 peg “anf s _ . : . 5 aaa re * ian “ t.” a - ? ee. . ) , Jor his Paramount production Goldwyn studios in niece of the King of tne z Their Skins,”’ after 433.” Ps “kileg’’ eyes. She is 21 a a Sl a Lees 2% ai. = ve a. ver 4 re. : refused its r* ee — e- a a Bet LO ~*~ ee SSS i = te (— 77 >te CD REE Gia LQ RELY ~ Craig Biddle, one of the 3 per, Gaston Glass, Kenneth Har- gmaembers of the famous Philade | i Zasu I family. whose armbition to be seph Dowling HD (a> DRO PANO | a , TAY NO HEC Lon Cats are said animals to maxe «23a = ==.) ES —— —-9 . . “ ‘ ~~ ‘ -. » an he "~* 4 ; ' 7 : . —-—, ry) 7) eed - * , ‘-* + : 4 ~~ — _— —— President Mar Czecho-Slovakia and the R of that republic, to express { their appreciation of Amertig fhe concert will be under t pices of the St. Louis Chapte American Red The will be directed by Prof, 2 Rakule, whose school in Pra@ q training crippled children 1 | erafts, has won him wide re as an educator. The program will consist and dances of the Cz Moravian peopl ' gongs, ballads. and humorow _given in the native tongueNg Sand costumes. In the openi will be the Czech national “Where Is My Home?” and | tional anthem of Slovakia, ning Flashes Above Tatra.” - pliment to America, the che Ubeen trained to sing in Engl Star-Spangled Banner,” “E “Rattle Hymn of the Repub! “Dixie.” Another number “The Red Cross Marching » pvhich wae ritten by the Cze poser, Kricka, and has becom nized as the international son Junior Red Cross. Miss Mg — kova, Bohemian pianist, w : gevera! numbers by Smetans party includes Col. Svarcer al Janackova, officials of the tn -~* , Gene- the April i * al —— 2? ae « | > work at the “Prothers a brief absence due to whose engagement to the Comte de has fust been inced Princess Marvy of England neess Yolanda@of her I i Under Chaponay has, like chubby and Pri owed the dictates of (ross, — ———— Ellieen Percy has been signet by Paramount to appear in a featured Ruddy gele in “Children of Jazz’ Miss Per- ractical y ry es nuns ate Ty has prominent pict peveral years, and for sore time war tarred’ by Fox. “Childrer mleo features Theodore Ko ardo Cortez and Robert (: lah Marie Iix adapted the story from the play by Haroid house. oo > heen *. . ‘ =_ . rf a7? in ¢ er’ (x eee lers Galiery :n —_ , ? ere, u Hu- and thr the screen sie he ‘ - Sweeping Sale of Mohair - Living-Room Suites Pour of the America are wunp: Thomas Meighars« pp! They are Pex Lear. George Ad Looking | ion in ’, emigrated and Meter FB. Kyne and Booth Tarxing* e = in the erage 1 ee” eompanies at wSrk there are those Peaulieu was burned . . : ° re *. : é Sha » ; s _ itn! . : Fadwin ("a rewe " : te was *“*" , ; - =—T C Walton he Marquis r, founders of ar . Ae l : Ewickard {“ooper, Joagef ue mee -_ err Hope Hampton hax } to play the leading role tr version The Gold Diegere”' Bela of the David - — - Trene Fitch will be the fen’ Diayer tn the picturization of Kat lees Norris’ bard.” novel, - - Marie Prevost will tn all probs in “Mroadwe “The Girl Who Came En the play by Charies EF. Bian: @amuel Ruskin Golding. » directing n the Law Wrote Opera on Warship. ontain much free alkali This iries the scalp. makes the hair brittle. : — a oP barm fi Mulsified ohinh ’ sae P| too and is very anut oil shampoo is pure and Preaseciess) is much better cn anvthing else ean use for ‘mpooing as this cannot possibly ‘re the hai:. Simply put two or three teaspoon- of Mulsified in a cup or giass ith a little warm weter, then moisten the hair with water and rub the Mul- | an abundance creamy lather, and cleanse hair and sealp thoroughly. The and removes dandruff hair dries quickly and it leaves it fine and siiksy, bright, fluffy and easy to man- rou ied in. It will make oe *r) TP lather rinses out easily. rticle of dust " 1, + ‘ i ° every rs ee and excess oi]. The . ; ever . sa . oe “Yon ean get Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo at any drug store. It is very and a few ounces will last : in the family for months. » gure vour druggist gives rou Mul- CoH- i “> a. —_——————_ 7 inn gee TO el en SS ee me ie ee pean. x € iis eae %; . 'o gs i e a f . he se eS eo oe a Bey 3) zy co ia * Sel aeons wes ~ ~_ + om OPO ET ae - aoe he. s ee hae ™ ~~. Pee ’ Blovak Red Cross. Song Cycle Tuesday Nig CYCLE of song, entitle A Giarden of Kama,” and by Mrs. Carl Kimmel, will B Tuesday evening In thé ball Hotel Statler. St. Louis art offer a program—Mrs. Kim prano; Mrs. Maud Covingto tralto; Raymond Koch, barit bert Koeppe, tenor; and Art ber, accompanist. A dance f will be presented by Iola Wirt Hicks, Lucile Guehne a tha Critchfleld. The St. Louis University G een Dn PREY 2m! “2 next releases on the prorra: ferrea Pictures. Foye); e@apted the etory tn wh! —_—— —_—— ADVERTISEMENT. _ it’s Great mj): to Be Free of — —— phe ca oo xin: cteet * ee 205 Cee Pe? 5 2 eee EY ae a ce a cst. OF weg ele 2 kak S oe an Fe TZ _ Reduced from $224.00 to $1 65.00 ERE is one of the finest values in our Living-Room Salon. Tais three-piece Suite—davenport, chair and rocker (not shov” ) 1s o! Karpen make. It is well made and is covered all over, n te the outside backs in genuine automobile wool mohair. This woo} mo- hair is in a delightful combination of plain and striped taupe. _ Due To Slow-Acting Kidneys. Th. a material is very rugged and will withstand wear indefinitely. 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Si NDAY, : APRIL 29, 1928. The City Circulation athe Daly FGSt-OSrntn — re that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! urse of St. Cloud egg | rist “In a Monastery G * Nevin's of t) rs will be gmore than 10/the first sho: | mn a Monastery Garden,” Nevin's e¢ dancers will be gnore than 1% rst Ow ne chose to see was\announce that ‘to their preser | ——— , aes t ong love rOManees Ms kale (‘ho 1S ers BOHEMIAN PIANIST . When I Am Dead. My Dearest." years oO] ld HI Max Steinde]l willl cdi- 7} 2 i * an er Mi , s Shakspearean r ertory they uM ry _ oY E & RARIC P- 7 , ; he By or nobly . - WITH PR AGUE CHC I1¢ and Devereux's ‘Alma Mater.’ There rect an orchestra and the sets and The work of actors as sculptors next season add “Cymbeline.” whicht]| - —— een . te , 1’ . 77 errimee si}] ) > - “ . . f , “er! 7 rit . “ : ' 7 . qT) I ae ‘ - - sink ier . rea ‘ _ — - os * , rait O17 ra wn her & T age CAT eer at five. “~ => = “ : le Lo | Sod ; : ’ . : ; - « ’ ——— - — » e} lersarvk o 2 ne : e exe! — 4 rk re és Y » heard this morn he radio craze. . . Nors a ee sar) erestora 4 “The Old enth Heaven " alihougl sh hi ses of the Ethic : . : a. © . ' : 7 : ae | . Z ’ -. laying the music } in En- _ gah sfrangely refuse ’ \ ’ ‘a 7 i ii tnery T ] ifa Marlo ~ y ar ‘ww +h } nd, has plans for a “concert” tour 1 and Julia Marlowe pear in the el: of that republ. expres n musik ‘ 2 é nes Clubs =. Program. of one-night stands next season thelr appre: : . oft At ierican ‘ P i " HE ‘ erat i j si usic Clubs ‘ f have a Tt ro era m of songs to ru "ite . ao he concert will be ur der th us- Si ; T! hth istrict will meet at an ur and a half, and will be as- in aa ee ett , a wae . : Friday wmornine “oT, eye i eagle. ser Ce eed ee . i’ ~! c sisted by two s ras a } is De Wol lopper’s bill american Red Ss e chory . 4 i Pappesesy, tt: hc per dee the this gill be directed 7 rantisek 4 ' = 7 — eg ng @. raf me sf they week in Newark, where he-!s con- ; C ad D; Sees school in Pragu : - Choral C1 Frances Rhots jueting @ season of Gilbert and Sul- hoice Diamonds gpainine Crip, eg : be 1! ; T j « “ at wal Sea of ; i i F E d W . - pafta, hae won him wide reputation | ; e% ag to ee Nae ee: WV. C. Fields has been engaged for : or ngagement an edding Rings ge an ed ator @ . J ; eal : “ é 3 : : : ' “ new ij —.27 7 oD ‘tta. Tr) "Tx; : : The proera! Vv C ; ‘ folk . a = ‘ yon “@ jo Pp fing o« a Hirer ' .% 4 . »% : ; ; : — * pagan eG . iv : : : ping Flashes ove iatra I ym - Be Fes ~~" Ta hari , medy ! ment ring. They can be ; 0 ee OF OP Toy ni ‘ . | 4 17 +a! , +] ‘ = = . ° = . . —_ m ' , } ry? ’ ? . } ent to Am: the horus has si, SE aR ning ; .OLe@l Starier. | me ' , : aus wirins | arranged for additional dia. . : on yy rrr *> . > > v 7s a . > —— . . m " ° | plim ; ae . serene ee a VY tenor. rill aesiat I -@ : . in re re. monds on future anniver- been tra. T a qd > , . =ii i i . _ . 6 : ae = Pan mee ; NTs 7 lin , - + r) tiny ; 7;* ‘\ e : an aie 7 . sari¢ c Star-Span | Banne Lventide, ie a ~ * oe , aes ye eat. ' . 4 . In Green or White Gold, _ BOs ’ - >» » 7 . : ‘ I ‘ ‘ r% -_s.. 3 ; ‘ ) : o ince v “Bat: le — . ? n " : a “9 ’ g my ~ es a 7 ; 5 ,* ; : ; . a : “ ( 4&3 Nh P . i ; * st 75 to 81 : n enilene« e of any kind—a at rictly ‘ . 4 6.50 nd : : -* aA; aniatat \ ‘ fé ‘» ; ‘ * . ~ 4 ~ _ . c ™ j * at - ae 2 Cone Re mecial 1 ery t icht at . yvour purse ‘. mat Hand - Carved Platinum, : onfidential : en gid = oe eee A a rr ca atc ln -- o- ——— Spat Atequn A le Silly Re gt ai ee ee ae a Your credit is geod! Here you may clethe the entire family and pay a little cach 7 -— ee er > Clee qa i Res Cross Marching Song go Maye vestmins ‘sbytertan Church. 0 nt gpapagat lice cctaelye purchased on charge account Platinum, set wit , | A Splendid Showing of TY nda @hich Vg t rs : Li . See WD 2 Se "| Zdy CAPES & WRAPS NEES Groce. 31: Mane ai. @ . Dy | ty-first season with a concert,on the Monday in Atlantic City. | The book "Suggestions for Wedding Gifts | sohen ’ nist i vy = veers 4 “= . . — : ‘ ’ ' —e * v. . ° ; . 4 . : : ‘ ss’ ,. ea. “ j . sur ™ E - . ~~ ‘ rr ‘ lPi- :+ ; 1 , } Will : : 4 : . x « eo? -* ‘? nO ° —", 7 7 rye ‘ an > rT ¢ ") , } 3 includes Svarcer and Mis: rn ari | Favrile Glass Solid | Silver ; a . ala aan —oe + thy leon. Sh: Miss Marlowe to Play Imogen. We are sole & Lau , fOVA, | Aas ! e ' are a, ple St. Louls dis- A complete selection of the ’ ‘ " ‘o ’ — 7 ’ | 2 — — ne a . } Inre« ‘ —" Pac ‘ — a ak Red Cross l Orchestra will cive thoir ar —_ * — oO sic pngagntae ss ne \3 penning “REP Epcos wd Me est patterns of the most | . | mn “. : , Plestiat ele -f i ne’ ¢ a @ae . jany Ware, and invite your —— rnaker ¢ silver | song ‘ vole Duecsday Nicht. ; T) ; ry ’ ean ayvV ‘ ryiy cy” At . Pan u ‘i . . . . eo ca a4 ” ‘ . ‘ ‘ . 4 e tt — r) ‘ e% o hes ty f ii sit : a ers i &) ; oN — ; ;, Tl ‘ =a tar . aa liedae t night me entur The 7 these 2 flatware nd hollowware. : 74 isk ' : ; ei) auy ' sutil, 4 i) ii . ‘ : . $nrl “#7 yi ’ " , . - 7> ~ - s4 ’ ‘ _ ' is ; | - . " . ys . : ‘ . . ; . @ . nee ee wy Fe ore! ex isive pieces. de tf for me rnamen Iiere you will find a wenderful display of e ‘on ee wit is : a vl ter WV > eve eo} nies aee ; . a : part arly a, 4 »o : stylish Capes and Wraps. They are made of tion of George T. Devereux. Ar Debussy > — Nit ar . ogy r propriarce as wer ts edding gifts and ar 4 : , wvelours, Bolivias, silks, ete. Trimmed with «ilk +} oS eee : ' _ , ® the = er tak- @ $4. SO to S150 ary gift : fringe, braid and tassels. Some are silk lined. LADIES’ SUITS cewelry Company OLIVE STREET AT NINTH Made of trico- times, Potitret twilla, etc. in ete Tniversityw Glee Mu | together will present Ketellev’s! Pa) seb aimee — . ¥ fatiilored, bex = ~ ——— 7 | and blouse 5 5 KZ FD OTE ONS BES A SO - Fro ip | = a | Beautiful New ee IG ckdam THE INSTRUMENT OF QUALITY | : : 904 PINE STREET DR 6 : Lindell 6550 Diectrical Experts Since 1880 Central 1651 The finest electric shop in St. Louis, the home of all reliable elec- 3 G5 trical devices for household use—that’s the place to go for the sw = 9 “AMERICAN BEAUTY” ELECTRIC IRON, illustrated just below— CLEAR AS A BELL © aes * ee | ie All the newest Spring crentions await your selection. Made of Canton crepes, fiat crepes, Hoshanaras, etc.. tm all coolers. All are at- tractively trimmed. Boys’ 2-Pants Suits Made of Leng-W eartng Sonora Progress jf) A ext n Beau es | ae ~ Never Ceases 3 ( ELECTRIC IRON | UT) Zia Men’s All-Wool HE constant progress which has yp || | The best iron made 2. Pants Suits made Sonora leadership unques- tioned in tome, cabinetry and artistic jy! Discrimin ating purchasers favor the “Fimer - 7 + 50 workmanship is splendidly exemplified | icon Beauty” over all others because they know / in these three newly created models. if its slight extra first cost is offset many times by its sturdy reliability that as- The Barcarolle, incorporating many | inn atte os . “P 5 sures years of satisfactory service and he peice. They are cavstully tameéed of improvements, is easily the most out- | that really makes it cheaper in the end. pane ey standing phonograph achievement of Py | ora, Memember, they come with two Bais | the year. For you now can obtain the . gg | universally popular Sonora bulge con- SR) Manufactured by ) | JA 22 yg U iT Sy struction for only $150; a value that is : American Electrical Heater Company, Detroit Gabardiees | :tnccesante eaten ane 3 0 truly unequalled. Oldest and Largest Exchusive Makers. Established 1534.° $74. 75. They come tn pin pin The Serenade and Canterbury, with | Tine ned dark colors. its recent improvements, appeal partic- 4 mag 00! Dremsy Tuxedo vent, ete. ularly to those preferring period designs. Be: Embodying the many distinctive fea- tures of Sonora construction, including new, large tone arm and nickeled motor, their unexcelled tone, handsome appear- ance and reasonable price merit your careful consideration. $60 to $3000 Dealers Everywhere Sonora Phonograph Company, Inc. 279 Broadway, New York City { ‘ - , ar ren | OINTMONT have been the ideal Family Wholesale Distributors: C. D. Smith Drug Ja made from tad an ore It 1 Laxative for 40 years—a Company 613 Arcade Building | : in Ne Rr ~~; ag Peet guarantee of reliability. Gen. ; J : ' | tle in action, they are entirely Ruy your Sonora only from a dealer who displays the free from mjurious drugs, and . " i. ; : 4 ou sal certificate oy authorisation rssumed by fiass Cor 7? rt .w8. M KE she py ‘ OUPAXY iT) : Tt? 1s 2 es pec tally for fj lbept. 3°. California Midg., constipation, bil- Denver, € ole : . , mousnHness, mdimges- oe Highest 228 - oat in sathed orld : Prove it. | Gj pay Bm om the bowels. Sold by Woltt-Wua- son Drug Co. and all leading druggists. Wareer’s Sale (e.. Rechester, N. Yourself, Compare GIBB’S NUREMEDY with anything you ever used, for Headaches, Colds, Grippe, a Rheumatism 2a. , Hesinees building te certilis THE AMERICAN BEAUTY IRON IS SOLD BY Se Stock of Generis in Al Styles| MATTINGER® easy | THEUNIONELECTRICCO. | “cesgee) ———= 1103 OLIVE ST. Terms 12th and Locust Streets ~="""=,, Six Offices in the County tas 2 Aig nin, “Sai stwnes SE Central ie NTRAL LABORATORIES CO, lee. Superior Service , ST. LOUIS. MO. urb the etomach L2eey OE) FOOMe pegy veo Teese Net iat

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= ~ ie. > o i _— Bf -_ & a “ Saar 6 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPAICH The City Circulation of the Daity POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. -* , ona oes ot eel — : ° purten, ‘Elsie Hobe EN ee ee, ee . \Diary of Life as Soldier 2S eS = = = UeFVice— ee ee — ADVEEZETISEMEYT Ether “Dead Spots” r > act eT ~ 5 er’ . Unit —_ ~ oo ao yecrg a kee ar az~2@ ope _— +... Stents Sees: ~ Published by Mussolini: -~ see ” - +-—-é —— - bom * o _ —_ 7 *- - ° . = . ‘ om - talian Premier Lqaiiagaii > + & ~~ + Oe ~ oo a > * ~ > ° ; be = : = VEE TISEMEN, tas es .Gssd —-+ + Enemies of the Troops. - ° isto 3 7 28s. \ SSeS . —_—= __ en If. through eccident or otherwise. rour mets . : - he Te = : of The Torrington ever regucres the serv: Torrington mechanical or electmcal experts for adyustmext or overhauling Cue to acoc=t or extracraimary use, you ere mvted to make full use of the expemence and factites of The - : Torrington Shop. We sell you The Tormmgton Sy on the basis of your satisfacoce. 7 Fornitare Serle =~ Free Demonstration = Apri = fo May +> 4 peetcard ~eqeeet will brome 5 cul Gee re bee ee er ieee _— 7 " THE TORRINGION SHOP = For Full Particulars The Tormngtonr Comrany Esta>hshed 1866 Turn to Pages 32 and 33 1124 Locust St. PART 8, This Issue UITHOCT o-erem PILES CURED © === To STay ¢ ty “oe Carting “eo Pade. eo ( hereferm Se HeewPta Seo Deeacer ee (enenitaties ead Excam nagcen Fre—T-'! ieer Freeman rif Peemaner Raemker set ered Foe (ered be Der Beart Tee — s Life ( =are 7 24-26-28-3O CLIVE sT 3 - oz ex me ; , r : id _ | a ;TerfT _ Per ATAETMEYT BOUCSe ; min 66s Raagee ~perww.ir o Wetiewe apd are prterd ¢ee TR be Oenerts x wy os ¥ PPV VE TTT _ ~~] “4 ge me vest hebebc bebe ‘ biteaey W. P. HENRICH, Ph. G., M. D ° BReteble “pectadixe Sor PO FF iecoie FPicore Bie - a Abbebtie a x . vs ¥ “ ‘ 7 — é = 7 4 * a os PARALLEL bee peretacectrere i” eden uURmRN MN bob iii 4 On . MEL ™ Toke @ tp pom W'sarkrop to hh - : , a na ener tala - .-- | A Furniture Announcement to St. Louis , : , > + a = ae “5 s « = — --=.8 | * ave it with = peiaiaia = , ss rog ive We Manufacture and Sell Exclusively Our Own Living-Room Furniture Git i € oe 2 ms ee : | Facilities | : CHILD «30s ACTORS i a 7 ~ @ o _ sel —-— “ea ~— go : -—- "7--3 . 2" 9g “eo at -o- An Enduring, Sanitary, Crackless White ef chd actors evden oe es ego a This Smart Living-Room Suite = = agp aera ciate Saree Lucile ant Mra Lome a Is Featured Special for Monday Only at Each of Our 3 Large Stores : - — . a ~er © _. | — ~~ a —s ) - out ace-13-America Evazme. T_. Bro Manufactured by BOSTON VARNISH COMPANY —s aed Deter Snetainge. Mt ; 2 St a cml price af | t’‘Eet: “Gabon. Boston. 49. Mase rage age me Sul . ~9 - - “* pains -- - : —— Wholesale Distributors ee a } Mohair Covered _ ‘Three-Piece — Convenient | Living - Room Suites Living - Room Suites WITTE HARDWARE CO... 704-796 North Third St | ocations : a eee 4 sneer s7 =. | ‘ . = MSS CURED HIS TREE | Cash or Terms a = : , x. = . Open Till 16 P.M. Tr ™..9—=— —_—= ~ re >. «ke LLM AMBAS a! i —— ai bes- BADE Ize eicIes*e Bar > i~ eibeaters. fer full perticuiars IO OE, OE aS EEE Tete.

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#2 — SUNDAY, “4 ae Rit 79, i9se. “ _ @UNDAY. | PO PATCH a tail 78. 1923. ) ; The City Circulation of the Daiity POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by ab sctnmcenins 40,000. ST. LOUS ST-DIS | a ae gpex WEDDING OBSERVED ncaa and owned the site. He fter walking for hours. mav strt Pat Scammell: Seah ae P ihek: tleged ma has * Mies pee. tise eet rea a Opened the first hore! = si ag agg night cy be found, wh on a e . : ight fs vy be found, which was even wah engaged in aes on Festus. and ACK — zg the home trafl OniV to He! Cla ot return The biizzard la ets r »bable. Weeke passed : . - . Rade ° i-=.s Te i> ; , a The t : of Festus, Mo., Now 74 usiness there unti i th open water and a fog) three days. The villace praved thet cident fell inta the wacker - y ‘ifour vear . + — a’ s is £0, wh 1¢ . . > > . . . . sing e ~ ’ : 3-5 ‘ " ' ’ r 4 , a vy :* , ° . : wr. and Mrs W. J. Adams He is 74 years olf sua wi ¢ over which he may «ros! with a friend who lived some -/\'- vara. which had been: follows? - Fran k : : li a Le? ai ; j : ) F " “ is 7 : | hey , . " m , YT) Ir ‘s Ada ~ ‘ below but ? hey h new t hat . ' ‘ ‘ . e rx om evel A -_ to - . Z . ie ad four children One warm day four years ago|section of the ice pela ney rine traty every. Girwation, j “ ; “ . : 7 an 0! the — _ hee grand the village. set out wearin ily T) Z ee a . ay: Fe , : ~ e Ww fe - bhai " Se. Ar il oniv o ne yr +} r «> . = : : . g C9 i ' other, Paushunna Saying il n blown miles out to sea, wi'n- Oo € aa is i! * : . : . —— | gotey- pean : —Beulah, Esther and w ares bagest el-sk! oat and t it ! n , iIiam Ssquirrel-skin coat and not thei she knew ) ¢ he was dead ‘esked them in a half mile of where the bunter gf the town of Pestus, Jefferson Adams r '"| Be > Circle He Patrols . =" : : , On) 4 At Tic ATCC ec ail Ois ain : : ' ’ ti . ii . ‘ : ~ _— . sua arkee of car! i¢ e omer « ——— eet eteeratseeesattn ee nt he Uved, but that}had lest been essa. > inner hot 300 Miles of Alaskan Ter- + ‘+h Tine Te , . ritory With Dog Team, . .. . ——— . tinct shock | Rev. W. A. Thom- it ta as = — Fi niences. Mbt x 1 You can work with 4 NJ . | Tiiscehalan 3 eseomn HN mee if ott The Red Book De Luxe is 7 OIF * comfort over the roomy A Cc 500 miles of Alaskan territory with : a by far the largest and : : smooth enclosed top of RUST -PROOF PORCELAIN RANGE ec eee i most comprehensive line of Wall Papers we have ever f assembled. It certainly COMPACT CABINET GAS RANGE ’ , : . Vessels can be pushed about without tipping. Six cae be cooked ot equals if it do@s not one time over three burners because the heat is retained and put te surpass any other line werk. See thom et the 3 é te graph ) . | MAE 9! offered this seazon. Ask INTERSTATE APPLIANCE CORPORATION There is nothing in your home — le a e been visitin wer va oe oy ait your paperhan ger 1005 Locu 5 that will give more real satisfac- ) th ‘olumbus, 0.. bak th, a | Re ine back it least five more Rete ern SE Ger prise ccs Vl clrece | Sn Thome a vewiaered murs - WALL-PAPER & PAINT CO. | ¢ T# Associated Press News appears exclusively rs. Gc. Mb — B foie’ \ Se te tentngn onde To 906 FRANKLIN—3216 EASTON paper field in St Soule wee Diao area: . ; oe mmgerneptncmtpgbiee iM A eeeen | g Special Offer With Every Sanico Sold This Week nso Ha area jouse, “which G FOR THE PAPERHANGER. OR PAINTER BUT THE JOB } $00900000000000000509000000000008: A White Porcelain Kitchen Table Free ne Sn hl ge a ee ee ee ee ee a ee Oe ee ee ee ee ee Nh A lig Bee a OER Oe lll z PT 2° ~ptlenebnagtn ys tee aga ~ for ATARTMENT HOUSE BLILDERS we hare SANICO rustproof porce- jain Gas Ranges especialiy designed for compact kitchens. Ther will last ‘ pie who mar? 7 ar o lifetime and are priced extremely low. These high-class Kanges appeal Eskime ema? Pars a 4 to desirable tenants tled down 12 1 from the Poin: | | : | | | | oe | | : oe WO C eal "AMERICAN [XANGE & FOUNDRY (COMPANY tet hows in newspapers l6tt a J dhier seten Veaurs Aca. Peel. | is pe e7 7 ae ry | ’ ; Men Sinner Tor. Henrich Cared aie rN 4 yam ES wr, earee Care Permanent St. Louis Store and Display Room * “4 lay 10 192¢ 1001 Locust Street is week at Drug and ‘Department Stores i i i i i h cfs . Olive 1240 Central 1236 ise the old captain smokes a 1 h “simply won't - ree other ‘tir and gr otew sig fu UMIDT._ Vi. ee, D. _ Baby Carriage and Stroller Combined : OL 1s Min? weeks of the vear Point Hope pears exciusively { : " ee i We sin utter darkrese and there are evening news- 5 yes ’ nN teed in: nonths of night n those rr rar ‘anti y ir NOW! a longer wearing hair net best. with a ef , —- } > “A * © ga'e6 wT gp and a te of ¢£ degrees heliow HOODS as three weeks m.ss.onar Near)? OULS | | Be —without sacrifice of daintiness or invisibility Jur Own For manv years, MMR, creator Only the longest hairs are used. of women’s fashion accessories, These must pass a rigid test of The New Lloydalet — P “nea cee neg te + hes the Se any aca 1 ite has made a special study of the fine texture and natur ral sheen of aily a on o OS y carriage, ko 3 Ra en oa \“ hair net. c ribo to match perfectly your can fully appreciate this unusual ) ; new baby conveyance. It com- 4 ship: ey ) To Milady it 1s per ines Baby's first and abo errors. “— little detail of the toilette, but ° The mesh—and here is where Carmage in one; is smailer an Meue the ea Of 1 | . .1D? | : a not sot [\ To him itis a s¢ specially counts- lighter than any other baby car- oo : ir oneae . : is wr : MMR'’s care especially counts . a age; yet almost as roomy as a ett ot bit: onhie ci Haaie eure auite mattel ye taken seriously—a must be spaced so many meas- . challenge to his craftsmanship. ures this way, so many that. large carriage. : vival. ‘ Naturally, it is easily handled; “Thev are prepared for the é4oo He refuses to accept the idea Every knot i is firmly tied at rer- ular intervals—carefully, firmly end it serves perfectly as a neg lh the votherhoet ge -endane hat the haiedaelree ners stroller tgrown e otherhood of Jesus. e har ida! P a baby orm Aenea of the aoiet Soeaeedlipeigen acenmange sande: promis sity be a thing of cheapness, a tied. Thus there are no pulled strands to weaken, no puffy places to stick up. OG Ra Cee) 0 FAD OS at eed CD OG re? Cele anes but a. OF hair. | ree we small space it occupies, apart- Ri oun ena So a. tllnaw hee perishable trifle, hastily made. tment dwellers find it invaluable. food. e!! mar share it.”’ Like all Lloyd Baby Convey- le told of an occasion when he Delicate it should be, but cer- ances, it is woven on the wonder- | Eskimo, méeting on a tra tainly not flimsy. And by all The size must be amply large ful Lloyd Loom—of one fine, ee : means, perfectly imvisible, yet for any coiffure, the shape fault- endless wicker strand—around oti an ii teil tay Mins sturdy and substantial. lessly designed. NMIMR insists on” and around, in a graceful bow! er. the math ve all the «ca: oe this, because it means so much shape, flawless, smooth and remaining dog food (frozen fish) Ihe resuit) s MMR's Red Sea to the life of the net. strong. Because of this remark- . wc ageless eaqradage wera — Hair Net—a | ynger W earing hair : | he net that 1S at once as dai nty as Because if gives vol u Jonger wear, M MR’s Ha: > Neti means a saving of no onal total sum. able loom—the invention of Marshall B. Lloyd—weaving far Theonilycarriege more perfectly and thirty times ‘woven m desired faster than human hands, Llioyd- + ig tenes me alets can be bought for alower .i,an¢. Don’t price than has ever before been gcceptasubsti- ie MMR achieve ) stronger net? His Because of its perfect design IS sim ply one ot superia- and hand — it assures a fn tive workn anship ishing touch to the c@ffure not Fe with a net of less per- Suites asked fora baby carriage of simi- ‘ute. Find the Mohair lar quality Lievdname-plate all on the seat. . 18 Ask your dealer to show you cope dottre eel Monday Only , 3 . In everv detai}] he demands the __ pessi most exact Care and precision. fection. Fe ee SS f 1A [Ded dealt [Al oe Gite this coupon to your dealer — to show vou beautiful Lloyd Loom Furniture rnade by the aarme Process | always moving # LULL area ae ADVERTISEMEKT SUR Lye gi Was a Good Judge of Liquor AZ? Ran? Ca OO 6 Sa ee Cr 10 r. M. . Ask dealers Special free offer this week Dealers: This coupon is your authority to give the bearer FREE ” ¢ ‘ tT rT VY yourself tiie Li? 1USUal : MMR wai 0 make it poss! ble for you ee he mame of 1 Lye pearest Lioyd Cease: : | hwy . — , | ' . , o* ‘ > ' wi ' , , r “ D; istributors, Mey er Bros. Drug Co., St. Lor 4 Dealer 5 Name won *s z > ©1923, MoM. P. : . ore : i > * “MPAN ‘Ace Ae . “os — ee ee ee - mame PIO RATLI «lane Annroarimatelyv Equals that of the Daile Glahe Newnes! ex the Times fambined.

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- cx : r SUNDAY The City Circul f the Daily POST- DISPATCH _> s > i « - . aj + eae a e in 4 . s ¥ * . i. j ¢ A, i —-* You and your friends are cordially invited to inspect The New All- Steel Equipment of tka = : sake ee ree - : | et PAYMENTS LESS W abash Bester Limited > £ @een8 tl THE WEEKLY LAC St. Louis Union Station c , al BILL ee — . — i sa: ae May wire No stoves to burn. The rr:00 A. M. to 2:00 P. M —e the wonderful fp Washer you have Oern ome tae OO (limbing Baffied Detectives. — fe - at Pat «a : 5 a Passencer Tr WABASH RAILW AY COMPAN’ v + : . ' . i “a . : ; y . ' : ‘ rv ' ' ' : WH r o = : r " > ; : : : od ’ ri E a n Oo : m : @ 5 Ae ' : : Tt” «3% % ; : ' . ; * _ ‘ ‘ ’ ’ : ~ 4 ' . " «i es . ‘ J - . . - -- - . a : . . - My ; ; ‘Le 7 J ‘ ’ . s ’ : r. _ . : . . - - . - we » +e ~ 7 - - aa . or 7. : at a -* it , t ; ae . iif } ' ' : ‘ . . ; Z * . é = + . . . . : a «. a” ad : * y} ’ 7 ’ ; ; "7 tu : ‘ ‘ I . rPnre Seri : .) . 2 > : : : . ’ Pr —- > rs " 7 ~ P . ’ tf i ee ria fe r@ “sey : : : a . : : + - - ; Ov” ; ind ‘ Factory \. OO te re oR rit t many pas Customers — \\ —_ ‘Highest Quality” ee oe wea ane eee CLIFFORD BROKERAGE CO. (ne ¢ ground. A fail would | 423 South 7th. aAa~@ TLeA . = ~ > " -_ SF e® spinxed gs elo Applied “Brains” : 6 ge ; ™ eee ' . ’ 2 a . Po . . - . rs : ‘ a” * ’ . / ’ y . . a - , «* . . _- - . . > - 5 P 7 ” > , . > 62 . . ; . ae . : Se ' ; > _— > 4 . ' 4 , Nat seas ‘ , ~~ - ° ‘ 4 , » | a > : ; >. ‘ > ; ._ = = as : , ‘ " "ag an’ ; " : . s et i. oy: 4 " : > ‘ & : m pa " : ey ; ' , ~ » q re = > ery ~ . . °* : ‘ . : ‘ : . Lae a . ‘ : > . 7 ~ : - : 5 ‘ . i Ih , | ; ’ + i aS . 4 on : +n ab . 7 . . +. : ac be 7 . ~ j " 7 na . . ep ss » Ne q , % : ‘) . . aa . f , ithe» “s eave a oe . . . ail . , : . ; : » an ¢ " 7 § > : ry \ = re ‘ . || ’ , 7 “ * - Be wy 5 : : - : —. 3 7 or 7 ' | ' _ . a ¢ J q > : - PY : _ ’ . ’ . ~ ; » . 5 : " ~ ¥ : s ws : 7 . ’ ; oe “ : : ; “ , . : ' : : : S . a* , ~ ? : . : : - “ : e : . r » « 4 yw . St 4 ’ : 7 | : . “De * - _™ . =) 4 - ” ‘ Se ~) “A . . Ww . PM .~ " : =... ’ . : ; cp - é * ; > be : . . ? ‘ ‘ . _ = : — . e a : 3 - > : - we . 4 - . . 4 “ 7 . . . 5 a . o. R ‘ ; : 3 % : . ‘5 $ ' . : Ma . . . . . “ . > e 2 ~~ ‘ - . . . . - > a4 a4 “a2 ly 4 " _— o . . 7s é Ta Tis ; “ ee. @ - ‘> «a - is ’ - : c ra ~ > 7% - “2° — — s — . iat - 4 > a« > : " ‘ 7 q = ; : “= » it! Suits and Topcoats iy The top be et sama Ae ‘, A ND every Wurlitzer piano from the Wur- . > - oe a ee ANS x )* litzer Studio Upright at $295.00 to the mag- nificent Wurlitzer Apollo Reproducing Piano as high as $9000.00 represents the greatest value in tone, workmanship and finish that can be obtained at the price, anywhere. e. Wurlitzer piano comes to vou out of a Ste oe ae Ith of experience al nd a vastness of resources ei } tes ‘he passed tn the crewd sau paras? led in musical history. For over 200 Bond's prices are LOWER because PC 0 ee Mie were oo oo vears Wurlitzer has made and sold musical in- Bond's method of selling is more . ; shals Were as disimiiar in character Be ca | struments. Today The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. ECONOMICAL. It is not because | Be aa | ieee : ee ee gt! { is the world’s largest music house. ; * ax is a : i i rH - a on cae 0 Quset a price; ie en aire, als : SN anes cna ean ea i wertiniee Biman The fruits of all these years of experience. the if is because the distributing expense | , . Sit i | a ge ; i¢ Luce Moaei—ésats most modern and scientific method Streets

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ei ee Rn. - , UNDAY bh ~ é SUNDAY, | | oe = 1923. “¥ ek SE elL, 29, 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! ° 9 —_——_——= j - ee a a —_ et. American Annex Hotel. tomorrow). have added to their fame by launch- " ° pi W. EB. Hyde of Chicago, supreme) ~%® » 1 ‘ Vogue of American jing Carte Blanche,” a bright re-/erchon of the Royal League, will Bcc’ cae ae se ve oheng FOOT TROUBLES 3 | Ow ‘ _View at the Court Theater. Adams’ | dress the Missouri Advisory Council Royal League is @ PB ane oct De yeu suffer with tired ané ntul ree Plays Rampant wife, Odette Myrtle, former Ziegfeld |°f that order ata banquet at the | oo. society [3et, Brute Some ereeee, of Cink feet: | | | bl eh te star, has been ch i | osen by Charles Cc fitted te —»~ Fe - , 3 (Stortne-" 10n this free offer of Drain Tubs and Bench. This offer expires Mon- : in London Cochran to play the lead in a new | nveneeree tlon day, April 30th, and we have onl : revue, “Dover Street to Dixie,” at | = | F. PFEIFFER, Good when you're rick— new, before it’s too late. Delive 32 sets left. Phone us your order se oe ee PILES Cured) St. Joseph's By, en, CORE eee oe wonderful when can i OR you're ry be made when desired. LONDON, April 28. The music halls are full of Ameri. | well. : ’ — - ‘ ; . ‘ : : | PA » HIS bids fair to be a great season sa rdliiaieae | OR COSTS YOU NOTHING : | IN G D N | in London for American plays. | 20 ‘oucevile stars, all enthusiastic Any sufferer from piles—no matter how | During 1922 the font-Dispatch | . , . n F —— long standing, can be quickly cured with- | printed 15.887 . ‘ and Feuud “ —— The amazing success of “Anna over the receptions accorded them. out risking @ penny. Just write and I wil! RLOOD-LIVER-MIDNEYS be THRE?D London is @agerly await! ~ ond & i 10-4 on Posie . mae for BL . : : *Wants"—2030 more than the ‘ ‘ ng “Little | send a reguifr 10-day treatment abselutely | ethan 06. Laan bimest Christie’ has made the name of werty Kelly,” which George M. Cohan | care: ain waa — oe he Bil G 2SF CAN _—and more than TWICE as many as |Pauline Lord @ hougeholé word | will supervise, — | W. R. DARLINGTON, 582 KURO BLDG. | the nearest competitor. throughout England. It has been KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI welcomed by all critics us the strong- ~ est and most gripping play that has 4 : ‘come out of the United States. in pen omorrow on ay pri 7 ON THIS 1923 MODEL +. eee more than a decade. ee im ‘Anna Christie’ has been followed by another American hit, “So This| By Is London.” This comedy is crowd- e ‘ing the Prince of Wales’ Theater 5? nightly and making staid Londoners ABSOLUTELY FREE Za laugh until their sides ache. ) 4 4 Ng 2° , Like “Anna Christie,’’ it came ‘in- These tubs are heavy galva- {i : Rak >” herelded by any blare of trumpets. Ved with brass drain and plug RY RSE. * emer It is hailed by the English as an ex- The bench is made of strong TT Sa 4 ceedingly clever satire on the foibles ° angle fron. A regular $12 =» + > — 3 of the two English-speaking peoples. outctit io ; oa “ -.00 v.a- oat pith each Mola eee ee ee a “Shrieks of English Laughter.” AO A on eS Alas OG EE en to a eT Pomc O ow eee > - ~ ee = ony — = ~ ——— « « : - _ ~~ ee 8 er ee ——but you’ you'll have to hurry as DAB HOUGH the authvur lays it on Week and wy only @ limited num- “ rather thickly !n exposing the } prejudices obtaining on both sides: f the Atlantic, there is so. much real PAYMENTS LESS THAN REMEMBER The 1923 model MOLA—Gas Heater attached truth disguised as humor that a long THE WEEKLY LAUNDRY —HEATS the water right in the washer, run is looming ahead of the new BILL. STEAMS and STERILIZES the clothes, WASHES and WRINGS comedy. Shrieks of English laughter —all in one aperation. No buckets to lift. No boilers to heat. creeted the characterization of she No stoves to burn. The Mola does it all. Have the Mola sent to your home for your next wash day; British rgce as ““marmalade hounds,” see the wonderful performance and the stillness of operation, and you will be convinced it 1s the and Americans roared good-humor- Washer you have been looking for. Sold on an absolute guarantce. edly when an American TYamily, in a ; rather biting travesty, entered with the father, mother and son all chew- ‘ ing gum, and the mother, in an out- Factory ‘ Olive 5158 ine skirt. wearing a huge necklaze : . of diamonds. Distributors Central 708 “Merton of the Movies’ had a Cc PER RO O \ mixed reception, largely because tie 907-09 PINE ST. mas eon ; LL | 7 general English public is not famil- iar with the mysteries of film pro- E N | duction. “The Two Bobs’’—Adams and Al.- ay or t e est a apers T | den, the latter once a soda dispen so) T . The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening ‘at Perry’s fountain in the Woria ity” newspaper giving Associated Press news service. byes ea pave teve been tas { ’ —_—— a long time London favorites. Thy PER PER ee erate orteen a ROLL oy ; av) — a = pea ay ~_ - —> o= an ne Oe eR EO ET OE I NG I I CE EN Gy OOO eat, Remmi tape ee Se A AER en Al ne en Re te . "0% “ 1: Exceptional values at az ’ : y ‘ Lee ; ' - ie.” Se | Cents Handsome 24-page booklet showing The Price of a Girl’s Ambition! || pe | /PREE! fires eC rice O a l ~. & Roll @ help in planning your wall papering Mary Ryan must pay the price the woman We are glad to have visitors and we do always pays, says New York’s “400” not annoy you with over - attention. So Oe ee eee oe er SF re Rs age ts - — . Sane a - . . The favorite wall coverings that help make a homelike living room. All standard colors in fine quality papers. Sold everywhere at much higher prices. Special at “~RTA SSeS PARES at ee. all A = ‘ \AAA . oe we . were” Saya “WA ie American and European ideas. Soft, velvety foliage effects and j Bi fh ; . WN, Gees MA a card a § a Y, | Rich papers embodying the latest fr UR GUA RANTEE whether you want to buy now or not, come How many girls—or even women of cal- theprice; and men of business—and those 0 in and inspect the displays. . P rove to your- culating age—would chance the things who play at business—who plan that she | self this is Mary Ryan chose to do to gain the goal __ shall. If you are not per- of her ambitions ? ie: fectly satisfied with The Great Retail Wall P aper Market The risks this girl has accepted, open- Read just how this price is paid in George our Wall Paper, re- Every Day Will Be Bargain Day turn it and we will eyed and informed beyond her tender Gibbs’ great novel, ‘‘Fires of Ambition” years, have dragged the social elect ofa —and then read the latest stories by cheerfully refund great city, and all America, into contro- Booth Tarkington, Rupert Hughes and your money. versy. There are women of the worldwho thirteen other famous authors in the coolly await Mary Ryan’s day for paying May issue of THE RED BOOK MAGAZINE een. STORESCO. No Higher! On Sale at All News Stands— Price 25 Cents The World’s Best Wall Papers 809 & 811 North 7th—Between Morgan & Franklin

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” a Oe el -s 9 Tr its aPC ule | : — LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 edness See these lovely Rugs priced amazingly low Special Displays This Week in All the Better Stores ally POST-DISPATCH alene Approximately at of the Daily Globe-Democra! and the Times Combined. a § e ee oe 4 pen ae. ee Sek ee. ep ee—me Soft - - . - se : - 7 —_—— In Halls Where The Kevnote of Until vou have seen them, vou cannot realize how wonderfully : : ' ataioamealh Hard Wear Comes _— -U~e + eet. we aii =» Gc Charming Liting Room ix | Free from hars& “79 : — surtacss. “irv Car>s 3 ages pretr Ie is amazing how compietely : : ingspie ‘ ; : pong vee sar Kimlark Rugs meet the reguire- SOTT colorings, their smooth. mne weave, are a cenuine de "iaieniinnsind ain » > ee eeers > —eee a 7. ’ ments of a living-room rug. Thev 4 ef oe elie itor cinco doom encea every woman who appreciates beautiful floor coverings. prettiness of desicn: it is rather an . : elusive charm that vou associate Nort alonearet 3 : th | : a! tng Taree Oniv ume can show a al bial aly Sea atten, — - ectes | how firmly Kimilark Rugs cesist with onlw the highest-prced rugs. 3 pled | 4 : A é : , , agin eessaal , Warmth vou fnd in the rich rug itself is excepto 3 le. new method of prod t rit ye et ae pescing feet, 3 “ ' | | a ee the ground-m dust and grmecf subdoed tones; dignity in the un- ae broken expanse of their plain as given fo a emciiness tm the Ligh expect to find combined in any one rug accemt of their border designs. , : nih a > Yet, withal, there is a quiet re- great durability as well as lasting beauty. straint that brincs these qualines ; liekrenslic har * on i . om : ne —— The smooth, soft surface of the rug, the firmness and pliabiliry e Se ee © nn = ves mo ? ss “SS Oe : ™ ithstands re- ; 7 .. # ni! Ren rt " >° P ae oe of the fabric, the thick, three-ply weave, make the rug noiseless, —uhuliiy Gin eines z= as oe d Pretty and Practical - : - ae : ae _« ng acon cf feetand co | arties to 1s ati Mbees Bead | soft and pleasant underfoot, and give it a sturdy resistance to hard _—== — chaire, of duc and ‘ ne (ail pruimg IX 4 a ) . ' _ ‘ - == ae git. of sum aad ram. F -SUL Care ror Ye Combination of soft colored , | th , : et | “ - | , - c : SE, ae . : Because thew are such rood floor y >t wr > und and discreet'v cav design: 5 mi can atorda Kim | wel R; sc tor ory ro°cm™m ~ :, - @ Not Leave Thes Es eemeertnee for a | Ou CaN GjjoTa TTuarK NUCSS TOT Eve Lm ine RO coverings,some women think that _ a “Tt ually appropriate for sunn\ : - , § Parents— TT : Me lie 2 . , , : : they are expensive the % breaktasts and candie-lit dinners. Th —— ins lseL- Rues — A a } ; | SO — sor . | a Bie etch ated en nousn ImiaraA MUSES - | Ss % ie porch. Noe at all Thev are sux § Out.” Her Pare ee age agg ee” wenger | . : ie 2. = cisingly low in price. And, . | derfuily the dav-after- a ved by cu | ut . g anit din, a Gisasters of spilled food As for ae 7 : : __ — rg end tagpailts , — - 4% A . coe ape “ " | every ruc aives double wear, Decause if ca | mn sides Se eS ae | cheaper rugs do. They are water- 4 LOE SXtS—a Quick rud eith art gum | viii _— eg sete | Sond ’ ble: therr coicrs : 4 removes them. And an occasional f= throegh Proos and washadie; their: A : ; ) | | are specially treated to iast indefi- ming with soar anc water cers ) : | So. OF IL VO | ' _ ae . , Ge, OF Lb you . | mitely. Moreover, they offer two the rug bright and fresh as new. | ; 7 : CTS: | » eepecmer” . — | enaG ‘o decorer and 2 acct. che became 16 cz be Lhimeaet? ta 2or Se ee er a ig. et weg emmy, ’ EVERY FLOOR

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ETNDAY, PRIL 29, 1998. '¢ Perch ire floor thinkthat for the are sur- And, quality, ander the yns than water- colors indefi- Stier two sides are ractive in solid Cottage Kimlark summer through- expense. designs holiday ne; or, if patterns Sand and son them; em; they away for x “ 2 -- e seee°"* as errs "es es RUE LIFE STORIES - = te = ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIT 29. 1992 ~~ * Pr ee PAGES 11—18. ——— ovelist Locke’s Char —_———— __ acters Proves Tragedy for Himself } . ST rr j~ re: } ; H » Tt? 3? re / “nr Poh) OTR TRS TA “* A ' | —= " ; ’ : ; : ' 6 j ne Ig \ , : | } 4 | p= —- a New i | ; ' ’ éi54525 &J - “ 4, 7 i ‘ Ss, 7 WMI Ill esas W fs U ellie dddsusssussddda j SL EP hoa % Y SP gy v2 IED 0g es 0 ous —en YP ME: ha & NY SS SS MOSES N WDDDDDWW) WW CSndA»AW WSS SA WIVES SYA: 0 ON Pon ae & 2 “oe SE OOVNNOQXOWNs . pS OR ae MOON ARN XS ; Scwmws>N w POO ae oY Nahe mn , ~ SF 4, “3 ; > 4 eee. . eS “ yee 7 ~ 4 - 4 N \ MY SY oe My by 3 | “yf Z ahs yy, fy sssiddmmidéiiii br, “yy _ WS NS . Pe g Wi V yt: Att hhh htt fb = f ; Venn” o % “ QA WILLIAM J. LOCKE ALFRED SANDELLS BAINES The Foster Fathe: The Deserted Fat — - — —— —eo full Report of Correspondence That Passed Between the Parties to [his Extraordinary Case—“It Is Not That I Do Not Care for You as Much as 1 Did Before, but I Do Feel That My Real Home Has Been With Them and That I Will Not Leave Them Now,” Wrote the Young Woman to Her Parents—“I Am a Coward and Am Taking a Coward's Way Out,’ Her Parent’s Farewell Note. - — ——— - — the London Bureau of the Post-Dispatch nd wor : : feelings wot and the New York World ® heart and set him off on those vat: Mm . “25 which men with paternal fec.ings > , a ’ > va ’ . > 2 , ; . ,? TPs *’ i , | 7 ’ v, . ” . : ‘ ‘ r a : J ‘ =~ 7 > V vy > : ’ > N ‘ v Ae . ’ S c ; n e — * x . ’ ‘ ¢ . i= £ t : : of os ¢ re . fe : a a - r - +, ’ , tT ) » 4 7 Z ,. , ° “ > > ‘ . , - . , " , (Te v 5 , » * — | ’ . ; ’ ‘ ‘ °F ’ ; ~- “ “~- t i : 7 Z > > Z ‘ a ° > ‘ ° ¢ > - f 7 7 5 7 v\ 7 . " Z re a os : ; ; ‘ . ‘ : Or "ea fs e gre nA? nole “ i " wi nH | e Wr ne ‘ € ‘ he the jea!- _ o . : a ” 1S ’ or pny ‘ rye Tl erg 2a DO . v gr . , ¢ te AWAK- 7 ’ aed ; . “ an! xT wr ‘ P 7 . ei . ‘ Le ; ; P . "7 > = Ow? : ¢ - girl 5 ;oar ming ’ ’ A,r “eet = = — . . . *' .s : > , as : 4 » c ; , ‘+ +> " vy ’ ; f pay : v ne as . ‘ — -« os . , . rc lad =? - @#%) € vv ’ rm » . ° ver AT } * B Wi ‘ af ? ; ~~ *? = Z , g.? art’ rin Ww ry 7 a "hn tf » ; pt ia) i : f ; +. Py ° 2 : The LG an Ll . / ; } . ' . _ ’ - * - » | 7 ~ “> | I at a Dt . bi _ Loc Ee E« = * € he ~~ ' r) r ¢ emotner to Cc h —— c TY v6 mes be 110 " ‘ c har r Pt id i — + > eT z > ‘ if ‘ *hprs AY Vv e od wv nr’? the . S nr? 4 s ‘ hs - : {} ‘ « Ee . =e" ae " “ ‘ _ fens 7 eh ine ‘ ~ | seTTman’ I . ; 3 - = | the museums > e~ ~ . 6 , > : " Z ‘ 4 , ic - - > rt ; ’ ': , ‘ ; ’ 4 ; ‘ AW ake Z . eee ; ; T ¥es ; re : > . - , - 5 HY her V ‘ | , cA * ; e. . : ‘ ’ oe ’ . : " . wi or i « , ‘ i. Tr e ° 7 , hs Ww ‘ ; Te mae . v -_ ’ . hirmean!*? fir ner ‘'me Baines v > . > ke a phe were nD a , ni - trouble. Asin A here was a polite phras ee? rey e. ‘ | rae ; : ea : , i , ; a? adopted Dy boa g house keepers t be €1.¢€ ; mt cream ci el ce > ° _oo ; ' . . * ‘? ac + a . . that . hey Cc Line ;’* ing s . ba a ; tT) the ; ; — = " : ’ + 7 , f here Ene a} ~ pO, e O Fat ; ‘omit ‘ : Yai as . 4% er ws , *> a @& . np’ ; > : é = en was war e te « : ‘ . ™ 7 ot . : : ; ; i. = ‘ " ' : : : , sts may knov _ > : > e venrs ¢ a cuu . - . : : fn«w ji "¢ a rere’ vec 6A @* er : *Y ’ ny? T . 8, May .) r . . . _ : . : : ' {oe i. moOau of VW eee Fe: At an. . ih Lee : - ss . » s ore rn Te e”* > ¢ ~ 7s 2 fre on LOT Ke Ar ef At : =» i imone * > : 8 . plained that Locke bac arranged @ comp ete &r8- ~* ~.S . ‘ “CY Z 4“ 4t¢Z % RAY V/ Bay me 47 sm 3 “, 4 % . ‘7 4/ sf RESQVGQodd Ad QNAAj'\4Q&§I|F dM M\§j\gyW|§ 4}§ MM MAN AMAAA AH §A§Q4§P¥§P>Pe»a»§iasisdk§ MIs WS s RK. S|-_ |sAFHAFMAF-AMAFH-OGA-ASANAO AAA EE MM AHH QD .* sAN\ WON QVHNAAHKAWNOW SMa TW upbringing witb » of her future, which, as far as one can lous times, ts more or lese as- into my care that 3 ’ , - aed > +? ° al ¥v We a é . are & sisal ‘ _ + n sO many ways, you have expended on the ' know it was never by our wish > e rr 7 e , - - > ‘ } Oy rou had Shella Sis really mean ot ino) ‘ a & . al * ; 7 4 - . ) ; a, 3 "r F a of or nr Nat‘ iz wrn oe . r nY A fro | BY a rs ‘ ve vn - ertrtar of the Bath and I think it better not to com- mer)? Oop ¢ for ‘ne pr ser? AS % UW Go no? TZ ’ ‘ > > - . : + mmtn-? oy? aw rn? w¢e Ar nT e es Ea 2 Po. ~* » an: party ™mos* ‘+ % a Tv > >, self. This is the f r which have a ways A Letter From Sheila n4 then came this portentous note from Shelia: “Dear Mummie and Daddy: Thank you very much for the £2 and for your birthday wishes. 1 hed a lovely birthday. © © © I read your lact letter to uncle, and I think {t would be very wrong o* me not to tell you at once that I have definite made up my mind to stay Wid ntie and uncle. I have alwars known that should have to decide for myself when the time came. and I made up my mind long ago that if rou insisted on my leaving them I should have to tell you myself that I would not do so for anything in the world. It is not that I do not care for you eas much as I did before, but I d fee] that my real home has always been with them and I wil) not leave them now Do, please, understand that I do nat want this to hurt you, but I do really mean everything I have said Tt"4et 'nwe i Shetia Then when the futile correspondence assumed + = a _ = the bitter tones of enmity an end to matters came suddenly. It began by these lines of type which Shella inserted in the acvertising lumn of the London Times: SPECIAL NOTICE—1, Shella Rosemary Locke, et present residing et the Villa des lies, France, epinster, former'y called and nes, yvoungest Cannes Sheila Rosemary Ba! ca . " ‘Ff of Alfred Sandelis Baines anc A ‘he > REnDOWT as . . 7 . . mtin ‘hae > my e . Haines nered Ee ° | ce ua ‘ nave TS? . : , ; ehenftananert the wee 4 mr said etr- i # Cc nad Go /es* wwe \ : name of Baines, and further tbat such change ~ bas : th ‘ r 2 of name is evidenced Dy ® deed-poll dated Jan. 12 3928. duly executed by me, and attested, ~ es and intended to be entered tn the Enroliment ANN SV V MH Oh a on WA aA agaws" SOO WY MO W WH AAS OO WN ~ ASASLARE ALAA RAALAAASAA ST SS AT We dlckcccchcccccccccssuspe-—>> > & se ee ee AAA ~ NN Wy our consent and contrary to our wishes V/A 7 Z, A Jy A, 2 / - WYYZ@ X€@ EX@tz&@“ Ec@m e@ edt” e@ CEEOEOO0AAz&Z tz RATHER WREHO). RITTEN WIWCETE I \ 7 >) FATHER WHO KILLED HIMSELF BECAUSE OF HER DESERTION | WA RN, FF —»r>r’iniii i QC yin wygg99 1 oHEKAGNVW,W Ow OW FE°>FE wrk .* \\ By courtesy of Dodd. Mead & Ce. A CARICATURE OF LOCEE i io ’ “ * of ti ry f entTal Ort) Pas of the High ‘ ) ed f , ‘. ‘ * \ few days afterwards the following advertise- Iné [ cL, et are SPECIAL NOTICE—We, Alfred Sandelis Baines and Alice Batnes, the parerits of Sheil: as Rosemary Baines, on Jan. 19, 1923, lodged at the Enrollment Department of the Central Of- fice of the High Court of Justice. an objectior to the enrollment of a deed-poll executed | ¢ daug rand date an. 12 2 wil e purported to change her rname of Baimes Locke, the ground of our sald obje on being that the said Sheila R. Batnes was an nfant and such change of name was withou as * Found Himself Cornered Baines found bimself cornered. Recourse to legal help brought nothing. age when his authority could be asserted through e@court. More property fell fnto the hands of bis pawnbrokers. Life began tighteuing its hoid rv"; ‘ : ‘ ‘nate + 4 ly ; ? "—) 2.h) . Then came this ietter from his iost caugnhter: ‘ 7 a_i , ‘ + ~ 7 = . 7 ses sr, ’ LE f ~* ¢ a oT an )}¢s. ree 3 * ] read the ietter rou wrote to my dear uncle on 3 7 , , e*4 es? ao 23, and today I see thé notice you put in , : Ve , ' ° 7 . : he Times of Jan. 10, and I am writing to teil 7 : sou how utterly Ccisgusted I am with ali this and with your persecution of those I love so dearly. Surely you must reali by now that my mind is made up and that nothing you say or Go can make the slightest difference. | am signing the necessary pabders formally stating that I am taking the name of Locke—which ! have use@ for the past two rears, end a notice will be tnserted tn the Times “Perhaps when you see that you wii realize that you have forced me into this action and how utterly useless it is to try and ¢o anything more. Piease understand that 1 am ecting en- ttrely and absolutely of my own free willl. If rou do not believe this give me a chance to prove to the world what erery’one knows tobe the truth, none better than you. It seems in- credible to me that rou should behave in this 7 manner. I hare the right to live my own life ta the way | wish anc ¢£ y intend to do so. I hare not been living here under faise pretenses. as all our friends know the exact tarts of the cmse. which only makes vrour efforts ridiculous. (an t vou see that what you have done has oiy alienated mie further? And ret you continue to make me care lees and less for you.--SHEILA LOCKE.” Khe wes hevond the That signature probably settled matters for A!- fred Baines. The sordid, umromantic last chapter in the story was written in the office of a London Coroner when an inquest into Baines’ suicide was beid. In the dingy, crowded little room, with London traffic beating ite dull monotone without. Mrs. Baines recounted the history of her daugh- ter. In the court tae letters were read again. duly ticketed according to formula, and after one witness said thts and another said that {t was wisely decided that Alfred Sandelis Baines “killed himself while of unsound mind.” Of the documents, none was more poignan’ than this last letter left by Baines, addressed to his wife “Dearest: I am a coward, and am taking a coward'’s way out. You have been the birt pal and the dearest of wives that a man ever bad. My brain has gone with all my worries Try and forgive me. I1 was always true to you. Your unhappy ALONZO." Mrs. Baines testified that she and her hus band first began writing to the solicttors be- cause they were continually picking up fMiue- trated newspapers and seeing photorraphs de- scribed as those of “Mises Shella Locke.” Mer husbend never b-came used to the posttion. and they were always boping that She'la would come back to them Anewering the attorney who appeared for Locke, Mrs. Baines said there was no question that tbe Lockes lavished their hospitality upon Shella. Once or tvwiee Mrs. Baines quarreled with Mrs. Locke about ft, but Mr. Locke always pleaded with them, and they again became the greatest of friends. Mre Baines told the Coroner that hers husband was greatiy upset et the daughter's letter declaring her {ntention to remam with the Locke family. Baines was deeply devoted to his daughter, and felt it keenly that she should wish to remain awey from her parents. There had been numerous previous proposals that the girl should return home, but Locke hed always gone to Baines and begged that Shella might be allowed tq remain with bim and bis wife. Baines was very warm-hearted, and was moved by Mr. Locke's tears to allow the gtri te remain a little longer. Locke hed protested that {t would break his beart tf Shetla were Barn ave’ | Between 1912 and 1913 the Leckes were sending Shelia to a good local achool, and in 1914 they took Shella to Egypt and Venice. She fell ll with fever et Venice, and Lecke teid Ocontiuned en Page 15. Ce o-- ee a ee SR ele A A pee Se ee ee ae i Ber ait em ey tite tlh ye OA “Fhe: Sle aeig A onthe rae ete eee ak ee ie Ag. + ie le Wr . - mare a — . 7 aR RR NR IR eR IS = Silt RR A RR SR pale SR tet Lem AHN NE AI NNO RNR RI eS lt tlh LN AIP T, LEE GEOL ARN Me ee ae NR pe EE TE Te NT a a Ry ON I al Oe A RO al at Rin PC ly . n —_ ‘ * = : — — m —_ — a + parr. ~ ~~ Ramey oe. ~~ * lag eR |

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~ wen Tye ed. slone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Demoacrat 2% 12 STLOUS POST-DISPATCH ie City Clrcaletion of the Duty POST ORPRICN otom *? Last of the Great Indian Scouts Passes--Stirring Tales of His Frontier Na eg ae ‘Ce ee, & = HOW LONEs STAR'S CROSS-ARM DRAW AND HAMMER FANNING MADE HIM A TERROR TO REDSKINS AND OUTMIIN MINI a sil iit ss as , — re After a Life Filled With Remarkable Exploits and - CUO ‘ ge. Beet ouch Successor of Escapes, It Was the Fate of Fred M. Hans to Die ina a ‘gee Sane a fer 4 ee i MA Asserts That We Elevator Accident in Omaha Office Building Where fe = | . oe , Re = ; T: , 1. he 14 Vears He Rode the 7 | “* ins iS « | | “i musstoms to Friiffti, Worked as Night Watchman—In the 14 Years He cece Se | —- ~ > re, | 4 >recation’s F Plains as a Government Scout, He Killed No Fewer inan “> .. = so > : | >. - é biefais mest”. Sb -a> ' - ENA. SAN ee 7 Tow2 Stands by : cc ff See eo ew ee ee te Ere ees ed )Revrer, whose contac = Refet to a ieisurelr ‘ruiz anc tio racto sets Stas cs = kis pEYEECA poe age: Tt vTibéditate the feo" er” Vaervts becamse be Tear atc = fs the tedden fers “2a* >- was more fir 3 3 preaccers to be. bat Thee ‘bev serarace¢ i-¢ Degat s.@4 sere Ga. Bax —@ 2684 ics - + Wa’ COO WAR WOO cT_s2Y 3s Dorse auc Ds °* = os — = + oe -_ a ered asd sae 3. on ke a3 ard zs = ~~ tee rer oo a . : ; a The town bas keows fas tever cn) now heard bere Fas acer “sak” Dy “ed bis suit aguinst the Zore “242 purported adi wre « be @ ot. oe ee Oo on Oe ee 2 ings ecg: 3 ns Og © ee ChQhowe. att tage ‘ o- ~ : a ~~ _ — ' 1” ve ee cever became 3 showman «6B 3 = ‘“~— —— c=: ee c~cre4 Giz simply show the * ” —— ot se. ah he le . apo @ ht 3omBep ibe oring “Lae "ee ~sehratiel. =2ans Sas ject ws ’.> »rond Ge £2. ‘rem outs de ' evck emergent «+ car Ghot upFarc >be ed - bet Ge best chat ageing 7 , | : Rie bal’ war ros the do a 7. =o , sity om | or | ae ey . : } oo : =——2 Se x ' “a * ” lee . : men ' ood “ed ot dexth Se Mans crawied e'

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. old homes the next cay HOW LNE And that i i ae . ©" i? . SUNDAY, | ae ftND: PRL 29, 19898. ar ‘ APKIL ° ° . , Town Stands by the Wife Purrear, whose contart wv limited to a leisurely train. a and three radio sets. doe to vindicate the im) her” Harris, because he does not belong 1 and it is the judgment of s that he was more frivolous ts its preachers to ; ! ugned integrit, a : Purvyear's than Puryea: be, but Annie Willoughby: to Puryear and Purvear The town has known her bas never until] now heard ) Dever Was anv “talk” « ¢ ¥ - - ? * aught against about her until Wiil- bby filed his suit against the preacher and it more than purported admissions shake town's belief in her R cannot ed that a of testimony. to , Dearing upon acmissi debby Mrs Willouchb: ’ i~ to : ; 2 : ; he den there is nsiderablie be produced the.two ms said t Her husband the prese an isendine a showman. But he liked ‘the amusement of his friends cCeSsSOT He The fond leap was his last. through his body. the two men to trees, burned a)! the cabins and rning, cot his two prise where he had tied “Shact Cole. Shacknasty had dim d “Lone Star” forced the and bury the leader. Them jeuffed toeether, be started Meade miles away af up Py day ther walked. 1 Meade. A little later all Ow) % ’ War set Close-up and Annie Willoughby. for which for the Post-Dispatch. mac iiaS certain law int One of the isit was last C! orris bh rearrangement ere and had married them them t bis boree and the in the form of a equare. their way northwestward tor a Knife announced -be f “Lone Star” would the celebrations was tied to a tree, ne berond the frontier that night it rained his big army hat. bh deerskin thongs. He posit the rain, tall » down onto the ra® i his As the hed ea In time his hands. Then he * ie without food or weap eR crawled Into a tepee ™™ , i on Page 14. ‘ earcne jn that to Another Faith hands littie full-length ph she posed especially e7T tan ~ ums Lance *, - pwoer otograph of Mrs Puryear. the had for dgmages was the is could be, in a the party train, no This his- Villagers that such thi unsuspected, in happiness come to In and eB sult t ec? i; s roe ~ )1 ~~ . i ‘ il ‘ i ‘ hd alleged Ca Ol nnappiness town use how th ho radio and th versions ‘except arrival of the ry explanation can be the fact The ics drawbacks because S20uld have ee! 01 mm, ail because nobody in » think evil her had been oman as he tongues might seen as mus witb Mrs Some othe was loughby the vill more waksed mH Purvear to Hooper and Then the Gossips Got Busy lkers of Pur- remem bered had not seemed Willoughby's ouga been ouite Husband's Suspicions Finally Aroused somenow Vire VW ij. 2 [+ was a bDusY bor ~ » °o ’ fs) gh % was nere e-. > » . oa , . ~ * in ne L_Oristimas | > a creas asked store and Wt ‘ r 12 riag his innocence, Mrs. Willoughby euch m Hie surrendered his the Rev. H. A back to reaching with hac home, as she linge elder andin trina! ; bid’ ia} and went a grave nat Mra ignored ire affecting Pastor SOP TT) o onet ie Pa ie} tie went Dacx later to the ‘“ Later she called vercoat then W hen Wy me requested 1 the appeal for Lney ar- ot made to ¢ chu . . » he ry ,y ‘ > . iz , « — Punt , > i, 2 and Ry 5 a Ba ; it Lax gars she had confessed te hawWwerer .@ 2” & ared her innocence yY at her mothers bon “Did Not Know What I Was Saying” him were AX gam her ac ther jade those statements ~~? eve an - agains’ ru was 6 howup al Wak Saving worrieq ‘hat goes on the witness stan le tbe ing Vrs. W ighbs llegedc a 'tena- - the 2 lawvrers © disciplined onpeo: was not GROVER Cc. WILLOUGHBY. The husband. whose charges against his wife and the minister have shocked the littie town of Pur year, Tenn.. and rallied the friends of Mrs. Wil loughby to her defensc. alleged dd- peers r in good stand- Church. Lax cites ency ihe: clause in the churth words in keeping with the gravity of her missions. She is still a of the } no im Puryear Methodis his referring to “improper temper order pails dtve- This provides that prt d and if there ts in support of lenié« discipline disobedieuce to the or actions, or cipline of the church.” administere acknowledgment of the fawit and promise 0! amendment the offender may be borne with. He construes this as covering the graver offense which he Mrs. Willowghby admitted, says that in view of the woman's repudiation ahs admission church action may be taken gainst her after the litigation is ended. Not only is Mrs. Willoughby to be pitloried *in husband's suit far damages, but she is called upom to defen® herself at Paris im the divorce sult which Willoughby has filed, Im which te makes the same charges as in the alienation « =!) Both cases, it is understood, wilf turn largel: upon the admissions Mrs. Willoughby is said Jo have made, with certain corroborative details os to her friendship with the preacher. She has filed an answer in which she challenges her hts band’s right to claim that he is injured and ia- nocent. Under the Tennessee law Willoughpy must not only prove his allegations against Wis wife, but must show himself to have been w i tb - out fault. This issue is specifically raised in Mf« Willoughby’s ans in which she says she has learned since her separation from her husband that his claim to having been true is false. vate reproof may be e Ler ‘ > wer, to his vo@a« a Preacher Will Aid the Woman The best legal talent in West Tennessee is listed in the three-cornered court fight. Lev & Rhodes Maddox & Maddox of Huntington represent Willoughby. Weeks & Phillips of Murray, J. T of Hu Smith Mil, will of Paris and Peeler ntington and Edward defend 1! preacher. Mrs. Willoughby’s Counsel are A. B. Lamb and Fisher Neal of Paris Willoughby not money that he wants he Want is Saye it 1s from the preacher Money aid, “cant pay for a broken home Vhat I Vindication of my honor. I! could have taken the law inio my own hands. anvbod, ang i had but I would not do violence te a minister of the goupe! for him and courted hij This man was friend “When !| confronted my had caused ashe had other man ing that would injure him said id not Want any harm to come tx him uniess he failed to what be had prom- what ought wife the humiliation she for the ' houghbt of eon begged me Her ern Was ail to do noth She she d do She did this wae Kev sedi to do asked her if not oug iit | prearhin and u say ene -, 'f ler h inn on reaking up bomes She to ijeave him to his conecience ! saic i :ifvVe ile had a rove \eTire Tf ve been faith! Lowe re. Willoughby endiy smile A sienger pretty woman and a gentie voice. looking ddy and a dark skirt. had to undue her. Khe could not hav: because they had onl not account for he Naraee against of her a white n Was not true that she confessed affection the made such a mies prea ion friends een £000 She could usband bringing such + ber wf he wanted get rid rt and trousers, stopped it long enough to declare hi« cone to fight the alienation ve Mre. Willoughby ell the defending the divorce enuft “T he sald. as “but if T am ‘| receive them back and go on ing. If mot | wll have to star again at the bottom W loughby’s charges against me are false. His wife and I have been cood friends, sothing more Then he went back to hie plowing. which is f+ be bis vocation until the way is deagred fer him to return to bis preaching. ’ arr? t x! 1‘ ore oence and bis purt and ei os tt , rua in ne to the end i>? me cr have surrendered my credentiale” he walked to the well for a drink. vindicated [| & with my prearc! 4 Se ee. ae ie we i a oe aa ew pet ra = ~ = ae wat So ore r “ S se b 3g os <4 ( gis ras . " . opens NR MR me RN NE NC AN OS me em AOR A mB i RR A RR At NRE EY SONI eNO AOI EE Nea tr CLT BIL I Ae COTS LOE LC IIT AB —— ee ee ee ee BR FBO RG Mi ee D. gen PE ony ANE ecntie Ate ce tly My Bile - RE ea en Ae cm et tag ec « - 7 ,

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Ae - ~, a . ae a erNDAT alone. Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. apriee Pd q SPRIL 29. 1922 e we LASTOF THEGREAT = =» . _ i . _~ S - . —" ’ , Del _ ; rer ‘LA. lore Star’” « tat . : *. . > ; ion, DU nad not gore@ far 4 - SSszanssoee : > til he was ambushed by tae Red 7 Tee ae vo | a 5 Ry. - : Rreeds« ite th ait e®Acounter : ts SATS . She > ah oS er = Anne Bedroom Suite ; constructed in rich walnat or ma- 2&de | j O Extra Fr . 5 JON Jon Sms Oo Sz sutiful chifferebe. Thi Saite is constructed fer teng service and looks large dining tabie. buffet ; er sent ebairs and one arm<cnair + o- oe NOZ—-<Pu MACH-2 DR. W. 0. COFFEE Relieving Deafness, Head Noises, Catarrh With New ‘Treatment Wednesday ‘ . | | and Thursday. SA 4 $475 TUDO SUITE mis *ainut ; rr ocan’ ' ' ’ : ran ira « —_e shuns farnnt n fruet iar med " * te ,' ' P7vics <=3 Lompiece i¢- - — —_ ; 5 Mzgnificent American Walnut $195 Bedroom Suite ocean cnt seal @ ise 3 Comat ructed of om Famer ay ee — Sales ! $ ' Nine beautiful pieces. inetuding 3-piece case eo ‘ anity adrease bow-cull ov nn dresser having opiate mirror INTRODUCTION SALE room Suite, Renaimance tabte Seles “Ee nas “ neh; aracefal ebalr hiffore — ) runner, reem-size rug. polychrome qe N tress is e é | “ "ee ge PRICE rfirrer. lamp and shade. om- — oP feather plete for. . : a . , ‘ampe; \ anit esser priced ex1ftes at $51 YOUR CREDIT ACCOUNT IS AS WELCOME AS YOUR CASH During this sale the same liberal credit ar- rangements will be made as at any other time. TT sa —_ — Piece Queen Anne Dining- Room Cutfit " ee ee oo

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- ‘PD \yv chien The City Circulation o » Daily Y POST: DISPATCH - alone FE snes. that of the Ddily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 15 8 1107-1109 OLIVE ST. _-— - i ee ee ; ee WHAT IS ROMANCE FOR , W. J. LOCKE’S CHARACTERS jal Values Ever Offered CAS 4 4 t a ContineeS ‘From — if. i INAL — 8 | . EF : —~— A Raines that it coat $500 a week to or this a ll have the wine of the hotel tsolated. Hie eaid that Baines ought te allow Sheila to remain with them a iittie longer. so that they could take her in the country Baines consented to this. and she was taken to the Lockes" house in the country, which Mrs. Baines and her husband visited nearly every week-end. The mother and father objected to Sheila going to E«ypt. but the Leckes had told her of the delights of the country, and she wae always eravinge to go out with them until eventually they consented to her joining the Lockes and going to Egypt One of the main reasons why they allowed Sheila to remain so tong was because of the gener- osity af Mr. and Mre. Locke. From 1918 to 1920 the girl was at the Court School of Leatherhead. Locke at that tfme had always been wanting to take Shetla out of London gn account of the alr raids. The wit- ness said they (the parents) had been hard hit by the war, and they only consented to the daughter golnag to Leatherhead on the understanding that they would be allowed to repay Locke From 1911 to 1920, with the exception of 1917. the Leekes had been paying for the whole of her education wut It was very imuch against their wishes. The curious . persone who had ‘come to hear the romance of the romancer filed out Into the nolesy street. Mrs. Batnes left the room, ihidden behind her velle. A clerk In ithe court slammed his books te and iclosed the shutters. At Cannes the blue Mediterranean looked up to the Villa Simone and back at Sheila Rosemary eae Waa seen ON FINAL REDUCTIONS FOR ee a a LIVING-ROOM FURNITURE KITCHEN: MUSIC ROOM: RUGS ghey little ball about the links of the exclusive country club . And Gaston de Nerac-Aristide Credit Terms - , _ COMBINATION Pujol-Simple Septimus—Sir Marcus Our Usual 3 ' Ordeyne—W. J. Locke saat thinking nits +) R A N G | 5S —of the plot for a new novel? : ? HALF PRICE Surely that ia the writer's life. One These Kanges burn both gas and coal. with a happy ending. Where could you Make mera al investment as . 8. ' POPU AR IN FRANCE a 4 eee $90 Combination s. S. FAS FS GOIN == , é sRanges $4 Nine-Tenths of Those Shown There in March Made tn America. $105 Combination (Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch.) PARIS.—American moving picture These Ranges will perfeetir perform & films formed nearly nine-tenths of every duty vou will ever reavire of a (as Kange tuilt to last and te ‘the total mileage thrown uposa please our cus«te “ at 855 but $80.00 MASSIVE 3-PIECE DAVENETTE SUITE oe oe oe Face French screens during the month of A regular S80 Davenette Suite is offered veu $ cedented price of $29.50 March. Statistics Just published show ? : “Jy eoductio sale” fo } 844. ' Seurdily constrerted and consists pe oa ett ee 5a ig Sine Jl 3 $150 BLUE esi that out of close to seven miles of larre armchair and large rocker. Golden oak =a ‘ —J :, . films—102.880 metre nl 11.750 E PUBLIC PARE the pri = . has ails ‘Panee = ip COMBINATION RANGE 7 tactreo were Sveatae ee ettiep Sa ne . e€ prices an } ’ QUEEN $140.00 Three-Piece $76 $165.00 Three-Piece , Thies Range ie a masterpiece of per- = ) ——— 830 metres-—excepting a few thou- AN N E | Davenetite Suite Darenette §& | sa uite . . ar fection. Designed te give the best of “ . . c service—finished in bine—which is | sand metresNwere American. *.* _ . A , f | . qualities adve . pages with any other | , y Dressing , - —— sanitary and easy to clean—endf ’ French habitues appear still ts . . SG . : hr ' 7 wi a « modern »pliances d ; P ndise offer -—*F us, whether at REG- , i : . - : rect “2 hs . $175 CAN ; 4 | : + y, - 4 ¥. vag housewife, ~ heart. : ah hogs | aceon ec gy egy ten Z ; n oF «} | ‘ : Sale price . : : - prices or at The balance of this - ! : : id , LIVING — a te os —— ony ag hehe Miiiiiewaae aenaae 5000 stock must @Mftis final week to make o : ‘| ers SSS eee eee Oi STOVE = : | remains very good. for new goods @Blicies. Get your share. B RG Be os tee ROOM —- % are cdoriem nnd produces hve . “ as no acme ae . pntiate r , - , i, : tary ; excellent ‘ , ' be 331.4% (850% a@ipllar’s Worth You Buy |") Few wate ie. Se et Spe pe 4° valoe. | vw — Here is o value that is absolutely unmate habie for Sdes | ‘GR I GAS RANGES SLAUGHTERED—HERE I$ A $125 Full Blue-Enamel whiten has fust occurred at Rerpig- SALE ; > ‘+ are recalled by a lUttle ceremony quality under ite original price ef $17 Three WONDERFUL LOT TO CLOSE OUT Cc O A 7 R A N G E “nan, where a mE id + = COs 4 ' - - . ae sake prising fens than 200 —aars miles, length Davenpert $1 Ss sale. Others ut " : eae ae rt ce ws ~ % eled. This Ke- Fe 4. uphol«tered in an excelient grade of velour in INT _ frigerater — en ' ) ' beautiful shades. Comprises davenpert, ar- prea ON SAN g . gy ay -~- , es ale ; irour nose chair and arm rocker $19.50 for... 919.90 KITCHEN fae zB needs help! Ss | CABINET | magi uredvasce CABINET iin Va ee — germ laden dust. And you $ 60 i oe sv. $ 50 will be amazed at how uncieas — a the nose becomes -- even in one ee day. A conditio® sew recog- ; : nized as the mest commen me in and let us ; ; . The greatest Kitchen Cabinet bar- cause of catarrh. Oftes, im- ou 2 sec ia ‘arse aa | Bas} " record: eterdily : ° paired hearing. Ansd alwea , : ’ eature in tchen Cahi- | _ ay! ’ ns . source of wn rs . a 4 : : - seomely finished Hae eliding top. Halit u pleasant eco a the mews T ’ . - the new imeoroeved drawer guides: _ 1toeis. jrovements. Finely ¢ - - : es So ieee ae ee ee Baptisine the new, antiseptic structed * — " eou- wifter. fleur hin. “ a pre- coe ur om ve . 11K rr ELtsTRATION 8°09 50 mot Hanae ae handy on ‘ ; pared wiih modere day bovwt SAVE 25. TO 50° ON CARPETS AND RUGS edge to exactly meet MINSTERS dition. It quickly aad ther-. BRUSSELS AX — anses the nose. Im- sews ont? Bramein Kuss SEEM | Armineter Rugs. x12; hand- ts healthy tone, and added patterns: i ite ie akan tad a: Netaten qualities to the dell- 2 8 en; $23.60 : entree petiesogs pred cate linings. Eads oders. pre . r oy H32106 Brescets $13.20 scomtliese Aaminater Rages; Stops infection. And prevests : 7 : = . = we . $21.50 me tee eral | ‘ re | od: ing the very soustes So ae . ANTISEPTIC ; TO Be SOD FOR ANZ —<PUN ARES Fea bet EO RR

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_ — - a - SS oa goo Se eee oe em + ee eee Re ce eee a i err ge ee a Pe ent pte la eI os — 16 /ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH the City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Appr oximately Equals that of the Daily Glo —EEEE —- - a teen on a ee oem EN _ - Raye . po 2 SUNDAY. i arrin i988 ou I be-Democrat and the Times Combined. —————— ———<« -_ ———— +. = SRA. CONAN DOVLE 10. [== GIVE SPIRIT TALK HERE Ph ; ‘7 Tale ria? su mF eh) 7) Unkn Str Arti past years loek.. Holm: noted as a municatior Louls discours the.American ¢ Photograph) feattte of dormin ctuge. will be shown ws of the London. In this he possibile t" haze-nbove formg@ around titties picture York recent: ecene®, and one able to see the face soldier, wiw «died oO, SreArthur will tel! of @pirit commun mother, the- war, “passed on.” He has bee cietv.of Psychical Veurs, but his. more in 4his subject came after leath of his son Iie has visited noted | mediums, has undertaken spirit ph tography with his own camera pilates, and has investigated corm riunications received “ citing and through the oulja boare Recause of his belief in spirit.co mtmication, Sir Arthur left the nign Catholic church, in whic! was brought up. He was for : 4 practicing physician, a} d holds degree of doctor of laws from Mair buce? I'niversity Hie is 65 years oldvitall and heavily built “AN my life 1 have bee air man,’ he says “T have played football and drive carpein an international automobil ra@@- I have even learned to gpla baseall, and whenevet possibl while in America, I will endeay see an important game. I spent mys .outh on a whaler in the Arctic Sea, and while I have never been a 80! dier, ' have often been under fire 0! the battlefield. Would you pr eut as the kind of man to lose m critieal faculties in a medium’'s dark fine - wun? his «so! and a member of t hiesearch active the by automate or ‘ K Til room tag BRITISH CLERGYMEN PLEDGE SUPPORT TO LABOR PARTY Great Change in Attitude of Church of Dngland Toward Working Classes borecast. : of the Associated Press April 12 More than nofthe Church of kr have formally pledged tie ( orreapondence LONDON, 500 clergy giana support to the Labor part: time many in the church have felt keenly the reproach that the work- ing classes are being alienated from | the church, that the church showed : plainiy that it had no sympathy with them and their piraflons. and never dida them. The leaders of ment within the church mined, it is said, that hereafter la bor shall have no cause to complain that {t lacks friends among the ciergy. . The 660 clergymen signed a con grattlatory mernoria! address Ramsay MacDonald and other laly members of Parliament in they eny: “We shall support tively in whatever ways to us the efforts vou wilf assured! make for the spiritual and economi{: emancipation of the people.’ Canon Donaldson, in presentin the memorial, said: “it {# quite «| 1matwit Breat change of outloo) hn taken, place, the elergy in regard to and altitude tow d ithe rene” thein’are many canons Fora long | aims and as nvthing for this move- are aeter- Are open landslide not to sen’ their opinio laheor rive German Horse Market in (Corres pond: nen of the ; ress.) RPRBRLIN, April 10 High npkeep and the general econorn pression have het for blooded drure Might: tered for sale recently ; the annual fagsRlonable Berlin, but found buvers., through the Association for bireeding at Ca] | hiineded Stock went for roaries (or neariv $1000) tii yieh : Slump As lat put the Crerm hor Seis Ani¢niuais onlée #eeven A atalilion ott Rhenish-Weesetnh 1% Vo i} eet gale o fthe auetio: ‘CUTICURA HEALS ITCHY RINGWORM Eruptions Formed. Pained Badly. Could Not Sleep. "My trouble began with e ring- worm on my limb. As time went on the matte: grew worse and itched badly \«nen I scratched sore erup- tions formed which at times pained 80 badly that ! could not sleep. My stocking used.to irritate the breaking “I ied many remedies but none of them helped me_ | sent for a free sample of Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment and finding that *t helped me I bought more and 1n less than two weeks I was healed.” (Signed) Miss Geisman, 416 Garfield St Che Mich.. July 17 1922 Use Cuticura for all toilet purposes. eee ee —_ ——— —— * o—— — —__— QE - ~ - a . a. ——_— we ee ee —— - -_—— « - . ~ WSU ASA AP ens OPS terre 2 = ox ee ~a* - wm we wens + oo = Hot ner wi soon erator. Get yours now an are here tor your choosing styles and sizes—headed by the Bohn Syphon. Go-Cart, $24.75 An exceedingiy. attractive gon- dola model, very ‘ serviceable with its body and hood woven of durable fiber. Hood is re- versible and has glass windows. Storm curtains are included. Wheels are of wood, artillery style, and have rubber tires. Choice of ecru, coffee, frosted mahogany, silver, blue or parch- ment finish. y Vee he =) a = a 2} Radio Table. $ 12.75 Here's a solution for the prob- lem of where to put the radio set after you get it—or make it. It’s solidly and heavily con- structed with a 18x36-inch top. a heavy full-length shelf, and a convenient drawer. The legs taper gracefully. Choice of American walnut, mahogany, or golden oak finish. Drapery Silk, 75c Yard Short lengths of splendid quality solid-color Silks; blue, rose, mulberry, brown and gold. gLace Curtains, $1.25 Pair Neatly patterned and at- tractively made Nottingham Curtains, 2'» yards long. White only. on Refrigerators a a x” —_ —_ to have a Reirig- ady. The leading makes an almost unlimited variety ot the best of all Refrigerators, ‘ ~ ‘ “ —e Sci Special Porch Rocker A serviceable Rocker for porch r lawn. Its Sa mace , durable rattan. Bedspreads For full-size double beds; some with bolster cover to match. Specially priced because slightly soiled. Continued for Another Week Demonstration of the Florence Oil Cook Stove If you didn’t get to see this interesting demonstration last week, come in now. See how clean-burning an Oil Stove can be. A clear, in- tense, non-smoking flame, close to the cooking—that’s what the Florence gives. Ang this flame can be raised or lowered, thus con- trolling the heat. The Flor- ence Oil Cook Stove is in- expensive to buy—and inex- pensive to operate. Come and see it! -——— Sis 4-Piece Bedroom Suite. $237.50 Built of combination walnut bow-end bed is 4 ft. 6 in. wide ror and a 45x21-inch top; the c inches deep; the vanity dresser has three mirrors, one 44x18 inches and two | in delightful suite will blend with and add to the charm of any bedroom. this The ; the dresser has a 32x20-inch mir- hitforobe is 40 inches wide and 21 is 48 inches wide by 19 deep, and 28xr1o inches. two-tone effect, , 5 | OO delivers Your HOOSIER FREE ay ats ts= od tye. | HOOSIER lust STEPR one dollar down, balance in monthly amounts. easy it is to put a kitchen — the onvenicnt Pyeure your 40 distinctive f them exclusive. all SAVING, step-saving, he work table at just the neipiyt iaKeCS the work ihe Hoosier's work table contain cot them Free by Mall Address: “Ceticore Lab. Maiden 48 Masse” Soi overs . Pntment Band We Taleurm Le Seap shaves without mug. : ow 7 te" ‘OUR Suites of attractive appea The sale opens tomorrow morning, it Saturday night. This week you can obta portunity that will not come again. venient payment terms If you desire. mastertul workmanship and values most extraordinary. Asale for this week only. An opportuninty to select a wonderful new Din- ing Suite at a very big and substantial saving. ot uites ranc closes in the biggest values in Dining Suites offered this year. Come tomorrow morning. It is an op- Con- é Nine-=Piece Suite $279.50 (Suite Shown at Right) A beauty—made of genuine American walnut in appealing two-tone finish. Suite consists of 54x60-inch oblong or 54-inch round exten- sion table; a 60-inch buffet; a 48-inch china closet; one armchair and five straight chairs. Chair seats covered with leather—brown or blue. Dustproof construction on enclosed pieces. Drawers finished in mahogany. Serv- ing table to match, can be had at additional cost. Pieces in This Suite Will Be Sold Separately aa Nine-Piece Suite $198.00 (Suite Shown at Left) Simplicity, gracefulness and dignity are all combined in this substantial Suite, which is attractively finished in American walnut. The extension table measures 45x54 inches closed; the buffet is 60 inches long; the china closet is 42 inches wide. One armchair and5 _ straight chairs, all with tapestry seats, com- ~ plete the Suite. Buffet has removable vel- » vet-lined silver tray; interior is of mahogany finish. : Pieces in This Suite Will Be Sold Separately e.8 ) Mae Pee Tudor Period Suite (Suite Shown at Left) A charming Suite and a remarkable value! Combination walnut comstruction; two-tone finish. Extension table measures 45x54 inches, closed; buffet, 60 inches long, has removable velvet-lined silver tray; china cabinet is 42 inches wide and serving table is 36; there are 6 chairs Italian Renaissance Suite (Suite Shown at Right) A style that is unique and in very good taste. Built of combination walnut,in dusty finish. Table measures 54x60 inches; buffet is 66 inches long and has removable silver tray, velvet lined, and drawer bottoms of mahogany; china cabinet is 45 inches wide; serving table, 36 inches; six chairs tapestry. Your choice of Eight pieces—table, buffet and six chairs for... Nine pieces—table, buffet, china closet and 6 chairs for $249.00 serying table, 6clairs "$279.00 Pieces in This Suite Will Be Sold Separately, ‘ ° ; : : ~ including one armchair; chairs are upholstered in $198.00 ' (including an armchair) with box seats, tapestry covered. Eight pieces—table, buffet and six chairs. ......... re re Nine pieces—table, buffet, china ca and six chairs Ten pieces—table, buffet, china cabinet, serving table and six chairs s 189.50 Pieces in This Suite Will Be Sold Separately & 9 ee i es! 4 3 f! Jewel Cabinet Gas Range $49.75 One of the most widely used mod- els of the Jewel—the Range that “bakes better.” It has a 4-burner top, a convenient broiler and a 16-inch oven. Black enamel fin- ish; door fronts in white porcelain. Sectional Panels $2.50.$3.258 $4.25 Ea. gx12 size Rugs; sign and color and splen ing quality. Fine for bedrooms. Irish Point sectional Curtains in heavy border, g-inch or 12-inch sec- tions. Bring window measurements. Madras, 95c Yard This material, shown in various color combinations, makes up very attrac- tively into overdrapes. It ts 36 inches wide. | Wilton Velvet Rugs, $49 ~ Véry attractive 9x12 seamless Rugs, = with fringed ends; small allover ef | fects, also reproductions of gen “Ss Persian designs. HELLRUNG é» GRIM] Ninth and Washington Sixteenth and Cas CREDIT.TERMS GRANTED . a “You Get the Girl, We'll Do the Rest’”’ Oh WS Oe. is : ae : va 7 y ee § @tipation 7 b Don't Throw Away SUNDAY APRIL 29. 10Nn. t fit. . tat allif it fails, E, Lawrence ; ADVERTISEMENT Free to Asthma and ‘Hay Fever Sufferers Trial of Method That Een Use Without Discomfort or of Time. We have a method for the con hme, and we want you to ire eur expense. No matter whether ease is of long standing or rec velopment, whether it Is pn Chronic Asthma or. Hay ev ghould send for a free Trial method. No matter tn what cliim live, no matter w at your age or pation, if you are troubled with or Hav Fever, our method show ve you promptly we especially want to send It te apparently hopeless cases, whe forms of tnhalers, douches, opium rations, fumes, “patent smokes, ive failed We want to show 6 at our expense that our method signed to end all difficult breathi wheezing and all those terribl Tox ven This free offer ts too tmportant fect « single day. Write now the method et once. Send no @ Bimp!y mai! coupon below. Do it “you even do not pay postage. FREE TRIAL COUPON FRONTIER ASTHMA co., 182Y, Niarara and Hudson Ste. falio, N. Y. Send free trial of method to: ' Be Better Looking—Take - Tablets. | f your skin is yellow—compl | palid-—-tongue coated—appeti | you have a bad taste in your | =-a lazy, no good feeling—-you take Olive Tablets. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablet ' @titute for calomel—were prepa r. LKdwards afier 17 years ¢ Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets purely vegetable compound mi olive oi). You will know them | @live color. To have a clear, pink skin, | tyes, no pimples, a feeling of bt ike childhood days you must | the cause. dwards’ Olive Tablete. act 4 Bver al bowels like calomel Bo dangerous after effects. They «start the bile and eve dors Take one or two night te 1) Pieasing results. zee are sold annuali t l6e and 4 on Old Style Trusses! a Painless Treatment See the new devt cally closes the rupture ' Hours, 10-4 Sa ture liy fonrantee. . - a’ g Aa a ; t ‘corms Call or write for book showtng § te treat Ruptere tn cure order te THE HMEBNIATONE CO,, 1, sor t. Leute, Pine St.. & |. TRADE that AUTOMOBILE More convenient alse car TH POST-DISPATOCH WANTS.

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are al] which is walnut. mches ne china irand 5 is, COIMn- ble vel- ogany Tately } 4 Don’t ‘Cuss” '00000 suascrsD [TA is t [|] i27\ ussels 8.25 tive as to de- lendid in wea! bedrooms. Rugs. $49 amiless Rugs. li] allover et pas of genuine SUNDAY APRIL 29 (Q°9 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exc ADVERTISEMENT) ” Your Corns let “Gets-It”” End Them ¢ Greatest Corn Harvester everywhere needs to know what of folks have already learned about : ee om 4 - - 7 _ Due: ee ee ee - 7 \ guaranteed painiess com and Any com, no matter how _ departs quickly when ‘*Gets-It"’ Wonderfully simple, yet srmply won- because all soreness stops with the first Get nd of your corn and wear that ft. Costs but a trifie—everywhere; et allif it fails, E. Lawrence & Co, if M; i ~~ ADVEETISEMENT freeto Asthma and flay Fever Sufferers fre Trial of Method That Anyone fan Use Without Discomfort or Loss gf Time. We have a method for the contro! of hme. Ord we wert you ‘o try it at oe expense. No matter Whether your eee te of long standing or recent de- velopment, whether ee WAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS Be Better Looking—Take Olive Tablets. your skin is yellow—complexion Peic—tongue coated—appetite poor YOU Bave & bDaC taste 1D your mouts no good feeling—you should ® .zabiets ards’ Olive Tablets—a sub were prepared by 7 years of study | Tablets are a pie compound mixed With You will know them by their take 0 Dr. E ’ vs e a clear, pink ekin, bright ng of buovancy hood davs you Must get at - ” ee : fag! * Tablets. act on the *® ca iome)l—vet heve fe ‘« . e4r" the Yliie and overcome eon- Take one or two nightiy and ®* the Pieasing results Millions of Soles are @old a: nualiiy «at lBc and 30e RUPTURE Dent Throw Away Anether Dolinr ® Oid-Stvie Trusses We Cure Rup Torr by ao Paliniees Irentment tnder | “Ouran toe ; ow ' ‘ : © " , : ’ . | . ; re ‘ | > ye Call or write for beok showing where » treet Kuptere in erder to effect a | etre THE HEKNIATONE CO... Room + 51 Pine Mt. wt see | rur ‘ ‘Tre 7) . Louis. Mo TRADE that ATTOMORILE fer a Mere convenient size car THROUGH POST-DISE aT: pe WANTS. | American Society} FOR Y. M. H. A. FUND Pledges for That Amount Made Prior to Opening of Cam- paign Tomorrow. Subscriptions amounting to $300.- 000 of the $500,000 building tuna of the Yeung Men's Hebrew Associa- tion have been received in advance of the dinner at the Columbian Club which formally opens the drive to- night. The principal speaker at the @in-. ner will be David A. Brown of De- | | troit, candidate for Mayor at the last election, who was nationa! chairman of the $14,000,000 Jewish relief fund and recently returned from an in- vestigation of the distribution of the fund in Europe Others will be Rabbis Leon Harrison, Louis Witt, Samuel Thurman and Julian Miller. Announcement of additiona! gifts is expected. I. D. Kline and Milton A. Hellman are Team Committee. The subscriptions listed so far are as follows: $25.000—Marcus Harris. Aaron Waldheim, Moses and Sydnev Shoen- berg «(the last two jointly), and an anonymous contribution $18,.000—Stix, Baer & FPuller.- Mr. and Mrs. Alvin I). Goldjnan. $17,500J—Harry Lesser; $15,000. David Sommers; $8600, I. D. Kline. $6000—Nathan Frank, I H. Les- sen, Sam Lazarus, Milton A. Hellman and Mark Steinberg. $8500—Charles Levy. od $8000—Leopold Ackerman, Louis Strauss, Scrugges-Vandervoort-Bar- nev, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rice. 2500—Mr. and Mra. Sidney Roth- schild $2000—Julius Glaser, T. L. Ruben- stein. $1500—David and Richard Fise- man, jointly; Louls Btetnberg, Em!! Strauss, B. Nugent & Bro., M. J Ehrlich, Lou Ackerman, Morris Goldman, Herman Hush, Josepb Mathes $1250—Louls P. Aloe and family. Alex Berg. So! Roos. $1000—William Bettman, Barney Grossberg, Harry Sternberg, Leon Cohn, Ed R. Sam- uels, Walter Marx, Morris Well, Sam Kopiar, Aaron Rauth, Wallace Ren- ard, Ernest Stix, Louls Monheimer, Sam Butley and (jointly), Ed and Walter Glaser Bovs and girls of the association have subscribed $3350 JOCKEY, 72. WINS BET FOR IRISH FREE STATE GOVERNOR Tim Healy Cashes Ticket When Har- ry Beasicy Outmancuvers Younger Riders ‘orrespondence of the Assoctate¢ Press LONDON, April 15.—Tim Healy reneral of the Irish Free ate, made the first bet of his life on a horse ridden by: Lewin. Irwin verrrT or «' ned at the Punches- near Dubttr Harry rode the horse and is ‘he race after he utmaneuvered’ his rivals | 6 pty ARNE A gn oe Ra lage ma aw oe " te ee ee ae os om: 7 on” m tee ers A ON. ce a em ain ot 7 Opome -_* | ee ee RAE Teel ita” tee nee ln, tage tt ely ogy sella ie aceae, Aalyi Acter, Biteg “. ° Pg -_ "2 s2p a Se ee eet. gees ~ - in a) ee nal f La - wi => » ——"

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— Z ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH eG 6S ee : aS TEAS So NRE susan aunt — , : = WE GIVE AND REDEEM EACLE STAMP reat Sprin Featuring a Showing of Specially Priced Suites and Complete Room Outfits! o . = - . s ‘ 4 . fore Approwmateiy Cqtais at ol Pati ibe-Democra? and the Times Coar3fnred. —— Byvety Gepartment im ttus great comrmumty-servin Z3 2 » ia PT eae ee & Piece Genuime Walnut . > - > , - . > » > Pee -* “eo > . a a a i = ™ ‘ x . . ’ : o | « . ; “ x = - . ~ ¢ 4 gl ¢ NOLS — . a . = ° - = : . oo > - , jante (6%, o¢4 ‘ Jam. “974. : " 7) ining-Room Suite are greater than oot Me C15 ere. us we Od : eal , = . . . . : a Ss ~ - . _—— _ aoe. 3 vy eh) oe ° ~ 7 . . 4 _ * — Po 7 L a . 2” ’ _* ‘ a > 4 : ne a bine ming “osm —- = — a —~n — ~ ceautitully Snmisted. Newest Ines and soltdiys Suit. sciuce fo-imch Sutter, extension tadie and ade 4 Splendid V cize Tacs Charming , -ygir with tapestry seats. Phone Table 7 en ne | & — Fe) pate Paster Mme Ter Bee ‘each “Fr That hae “zis oo SA ‘2 Tacvgary ftesigred esge “uip@ear Mawr Ya cde Pre sted “Tree ~— «ar YT 4-Piece Genuine Walnut Suite— Representative of | 3 = Ki he | _¢€ — a | i. = the Values im Our Sale of Bedroom Suites _—— ; WB tases —~ Fg %, —- | Yr. +7 "= = — tf KEIFFER'S BRO, ee: pe © £* = e. = >: .* wee re ere abded “mah, Are oaguiite Su sorts ite vite begs dalts Puil-. PSSASBSS 8 . un Ne ww , n?re ; ‘ mer ; i? s+ *. oni | em | * 7 > . = . ene Deauriial Sul-ace neces, whe? urciude une ee Chree-Piece Overstuffed Living-Room Suite " ° " = " : ? Bf : 7h “ ; g ve " - . -_ . s oo? = - ' ~ © — a ee ee St @ane: Ve $xng .FEON Et i MDs 'GK : wut, - mee Suid Separs ) ~ — 7 : ~ yes : | » : y as 44 rat > ; cr " ~~ f& \ veewerteerted \ wetted i... — _ The POST-DIS?P at tewspater giving | ~ S ee . *. Ss . . PERRO, a ! / a! iii - (i ' 1 ~* Never Before at Such a Low Price! Se . A bl ; . 7. eee eee * = . ° ‘ e - e a ead = —=s . - > = 7 _ Pew ta ‘> + . Th. . : eh, - —— 4 2a - | ' . 4 , : , = : , ~ ; : » Lm this RRGMTIENS jpehrttug rag) SS Mt = , a ; = = 121 I ‘hese great c or pe ee 4 . anc Grass Re wir’ : . ee . a = . sa, .onom oo. 4 : akin ; . 4 . - SS — — , a ~ > : ee —- —— : and colorings. - , = - . 7 @ Sid _ ak TT “ ee Offering values to select all > _ Svu > ( Perna 3$. ¥ utue 4 7] reac’? roa Qeevr “uv Seiectterts * -vee 7~T,erfrftTS Ss ,?, Y=) 7 7,T,, ?,:” Oaereeda hens ebiadanaien y) Three-Phece Chamber Suite |] seseeedeasen sf | _* ‘Tt) « - we a | . stem omto our mg daylight Carper amt Sug Uepartment: Ge . : + ine ‘i he > 2 - « 7s * ux - » * — rs "7 “atic © Wigrt Gaye. Te se ~ ee i oe ~* -_— ‘=~ ree lo eo eee - oe _ "y) _ 7 twa 2 i nd —_ w= > -=-* a ‘woe ”* cage Foor Soe ae” : _—— at al x! “tne Oe “= oO 7 ‘ ~j - eal ic ieee +e luac minmeaeer 8 tus aS eee > es “rose = ‘itrwctivery ~ ecurareu Breaktast Set vain - re Mictfress rrmas Swrery “| ’ . cl Oe tare Wapre

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S/A\ie and Patterns partment. See the ight. These are all Senl (Congoleum Huge. = $9.95 Beers” $14.50 vering — 19¢ ind PART § SEV VEN MONO : : | Rag F see &— EW F SY Fs \ saat Sa ~ por Fe SS genes Gy & SAN -_ > Be Soy S Raa 2 ae § PON Sow & &. & S&S S $ NES Ss S Raw Ae nae 9 # Cc) &Y CS Seowvce =] LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SENQVH QQ | core SK x S = _ ~ SAAN _— = YH = +4 NY S 4 S Rann PHY ——— — a ——e ——e 2 — , ‘ * ss. + > Vv 7 - tn elan: , ory ¢ a purs of nearlv a w y over t Th and, the fisher- and through woods and wunder- ‘— Truss Fittine Guaranteed Horas Pave vi inal : ree 10c Cast * Ssrup Pensin “Sey 1 " ie : t 4 Wab sh sia ‘ r, afte mn ow ith tpt e fa ther hy has not heen seen Lrush.” gh Sages ree ag storia, Fletcher's. ° for 4n, yin sight, was related by the! (ihe rest of his family since, Harry's mother is a waitress. Har- beer de . se ~ ~ emo 4 — Taleum Pow @ for 25, mother. Warrant charging kidna his former wife says ry is going to work this summer. Ne clare ee . aw nare idnapn- YS. vy is in is s sf -Yutant.um . 1 reef + Paimolive po fA oo ng was sworn out and a frit of “That was a terrible chase.” rhe is 13 years old. Next fall he will go 1 Fre = M © + hes rn} » 4 ; , bh Ry . : : copie ee ' te Root t : l’m'b'ts 1 de I ok ly hg poe 2 for $4 —_——_—_ ue ¢ 2 pus fo he lad was ob. #'ened. But it was worth {? I to schoo! Hard Candas. - el -. I zvee shilling Reach Death l4c. 0 VM er Te 4 P) ~ ed t t vith he Sheriff, | .et mityv. “ ; . - ‘ see Chocolat: % nanorted 1b 1 vee Pete rmans Disceresrm 20¢, 3 OT) F t Do , ‘ : mi } ; ‘ 4 sar Re-IRe-28e Metal Polish Cloth.1 Pree] Black Flag Powder 1%ec. 00° 2. tec whe ong the \ sh ] r at mid- G0e Olive Onl mported 1 ree] OO¢ Mavis Face Powder *~ — \ a ght a wee £ ast Tuesday and ~\ Bebine far Hon. Courh Arr.l Free | 25 Calomel Tobe. tron a en roe rescued her boy DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist | ee abe Es —~ oe see Fre: Na, ures Remeay TY ‘eee - saerpys 3 , et eee At Terre Haute he wag turned . : . y | sic Ext. Beef (Morris A Co.) 1 Free | 25¢ Straw Hat Dye. ewbingy Lie Stairs at Wash street. Harry, | over , ther, and she broucht Competent X-Ray Service She Rubbing Alcohol pint) l iree ~ Ser be Hershey ‘. or F line's tan lb.. 1 Pree ‘te Beef Cubes. Armeure ® for 3B ed, is } r llarry has had no schooling.” she Teeth Extracted by the Nitrous Oxid- | the Moth Bhatis bros 1 Free | OO ay laying Cards, Golf unen 30 : ; } 2 nite ; Oxygen “gas” Process if Desired. Se Bob Piliott Cigar 1 Pree 7 , a. sreeden's Blood Med BG His : Mever F @& S Cut-of-town patients receive immediate he Can Opener. o cood one 1 tree ayy - k Death Bue Killer mn fareme a - T s } r ait’ t een service. Over Child's Kestaurant (Op- > White Be ae F oat me, oF ‘y hae iow fiOe Pas “y ~4 FE tg Rebte. eagher ~~ ne. wif f ¢ . ) “Ss were ragsed ee | 9 $1 “ ‘er. Re ” “ } rad ) ie r er “ a ' 10 ad creme Lor] reel ee CR ok ae edo Gi~ UVUTTUNIIITECTUTTCUCTTCCTT UCC UTE eee DeWitt's Kidney Pills 1 Pree Se Milk Megnesia, BR. B. ; ELUPUUAUVUPULATU UHL | SSS Fe ere N00 B ahe- 40e-Th Tor ~ ean l ree he sme a eam Tahlet« =, - . P Mienatect . I ‘ te ay tie OI Wintergreen 1 Free | 2 spy a nein She Kehoenfeld = & 1. Ten. .1 Free f sale Monday. Toesday " Wea = That w une st Harry’s m: She Hinkle’« Pills (100 1 Free rf d. Deuble Facle Stamps eee wd Oe? the che Save 4 lhe Ensom salts pon ne 1 Free ‘ie Grevre’s Bromo Quini — : : . ‘ Sie Kidney Plaster. Keiffer 1 Free! pruners ine 19° © ne She hs heard that un on r _ KEIFFER’S BROADWAY'& FRANKLIN ee ; = Be ete Of This Great Sale The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening rhe ~ or che wrote a rec- newspaper giving Associated Press news service. remy 4 Ie ys : | | bi . ry io grt ad R -Buettner’s- Examine These Special Values in Floorcoverings—©0°0D ONLY FOR This sale positively ends Wednes- day night, May 2d. Thursday morning the regular prices of these goods will be restored. A Timely Sale of ONE WEEK Wilton, Brussels, and the latest patterns In this assortment will be found included Axminster, and Grass Rugs—as well as Linoleum—in all sizes, and colorings. Offering values so remarkable that next week will be a most profitable time to select all Floorcoverings. UGS—For Every Room in the House SHIRTS Special No. exl2-ft. Grass Rugs 7.500 | 9x12-ft. Seamless Velve 5 : , hi : -_ s Rugs ....... , vet Rugs $29.50 \ owe Kimlark Rugs .. $20. CO | 9x12-ft. Axminster Rugs $41.50 Men's fine \ hite Oxtord, 2206 Seamless Manor Tapestry Brussels | Ox12-ft. Seamless Axminster Rugs. $47.50 collar - attached shirts made Sag, $25.00 | 9x12-ft. Fringed Seamless Wilto ss Seamless Manor Tapestry Brussels ee Sa $49.50 by McMullen, Leavens & Se ee $27.50 9x12-ft. Wynco Axminster Rugs $65.00 Comp any—none better Bailey Felted Floorcloth, per square yard............. 49c 00 , eo Floorcloth, per square yard............ 75¢e Regular $3. ongoleum Floorcloth, per square yard.............. S5c al es, | Printed Linoleums, cork on burlap back, sgl sq. yd....95e vaiu Sp ecial Inlaid Linoleum, per square yard. | $1.45 selling. vee dale 604408 | Trevan —" Rugs SPECIAL! Genuige 9x12-Foot Size UNDERWEAR Special No. Rockinchair Athletic Union Suits, Reeular $2.00 values: special selling, the Suit, Special No. Grass Rugs of fine white Canes $45 2 € 3 for $1 .00 Hollywood Rugs Pemrminster Rugs se || eckate Satta i Tea wae TEIN Men’s Athletic Union Suits of a $4.50 besee-tnen Fada ER rom has Mattress Buck’s Gas Range ls absolutely guaranteed to give satisfaction Buck’s This wonderful Buck’s Gas Range $ 50 and Favorite | Stoves burners and a sanitary base. white madras. Regular $1.00 values; special Kc selling, the Suit........ Values that combine quality with unusually low prices are offered in this Time-Limit Sale. ‘reentields Special Value / Covered v | Day -Bed «:-::""..° flounce Red eled cane « rich Waser With Mattress Easy Payment Terms Arrranged on Any Purchase —————— We Shew a Come plete Line eof Quick Meal, a full-size oven, four large and Ranges Olive at Eighth 30 We Allew for Your Old Store a, : MUELLER EE J 0LINLINUUOOU0U0UUQ00000000000000410000 04 HNNIOOEROSUEOEOOOONOOOTENEOEOUAOEAUROOUOOEOOUOETSU EAA THULE ELLE CP Ch le N. FE. Cor. Washington Av. at NINTH St. detec aeor speuunnapUsuBSSESGnSeeeeucuususn Men’s Fine Furnishings | have JUST ARRIVED By Express—5000 More ) Cedar Moth Bags 3000 sold by ws inst Monday. and handred« disappointed since—for which we effer an apology. 5000 more on sale tomerrew, Don't pay 7Se to $1.50 for a Bar to put away vour Win- ter clothes. (Till last long.) hut we kept the wires het and will 26254 inches. 5 for 50c Large size. 5000 are gone and they won't A Why Pay More? SEBO WMsGs. «a0: .79c $1.10 Tanlac... a $1.10 Vernon's E-vertone, one of the best blood and Spring medicines, special 83c; 2, $1.59 $1.00 Vigortone, 79c; 2 for $1.55 $1.25 Hood's Sarsaparilia. .98c 60c Caldwell's Syr. Pepsin. .42c $1.10 Caldwell's Syr. Pepsin 83c $1.10 Wampole’s Cod Liv. O11,89c $1.25 Pinkham's Veg. Comp. 93c 30c Sal Hepatica.... . 23ec 60c Sal Hepatica = $1.20 Sal Hepatica.. ...... R9c $1.00 Nux Ferrome......... 79c TS Pee 2ic, 42c, 79c $1.10 Wine of Cardul....... 7 60c Scott's Emulsion... .42c $1.10 Scott's Emulsion... .. .83c $1.25 Gin & Buchu Comp. for Kid. & Bladder, 79c; 2 for $1.55 S§e Ugeekh..«...sseeees Zic B@e Taaab. .....-<sseeocrs 42c $1.00 Liv sol. ee ee BSc $1.10 Stearn’ s Tonic, Cod Liv. ge es R9c $1.00 Nuxated Yeast Vitamine Tablets ..... 50c; 3 for $1.55 | eS Se ee « : 79c $1.90 Ss. Ss. S. . $1.29 75c Mentholated Tar Comp. with extract Cod Liv. Oil; the best of all family cough remedies oe 50c White Pine Cough Syr. 34c 25c White Pine Cough Syr. lic Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Cap- sules B35c, G65c, $1.25 60c Father John’s Med......42c¢ $1.20 Father John's Med.... .83c Nature’s Remedy. . .21!c, 42c, 79c 30c Hill's Cascara Quinine, 23c 30c Grove's Bromo Quinine, 24c $1.10 Mastin’s Vitamine Tab. 89c 85c Lepactic 29c 25c Schoenfeld's K & L Tea. 990: DB Gem... ssctateenesnn B5c $1.00 Arium Tabliets....... 8Oc 50c Digestall Tablets........ 34c 25c Digestall Tablets........17c 30c Phenolax Wafers... ..18¢ Mentholatum .21c, 42c, 7Se 50c DeWiltt's Kidney & Blad- der Pills... .B4c SUNDRY ITEMS The th. roll Abeospent Cotton “Se Whisk Broom ise Chamois: Skins Recular B0Oc: 15219 AVe Recular $1.15: i7«%5 THe 20126 £1.0% Regular $1.50: Po — coy bunch te = Chamois Rube: hand: regular Sanitary Napkins S@c box of 12 $2 No-Seam Fountain Syringe, sine $1.50 No-Seam Fountain Syringe, Se $1.50 Rabber Gloves: the beet moner can buy We Colgate’s Talcume« S@r. Zhe Free bottle Perfume with each can Coignte’s Tualcume. Williams Talcum The Aedora Beds Talicum: large pound $1 can with large puff: epecial, 7c Zhe BRed Devil Exterminators. lve. 3 fer Oe fOr Red Devt] Futerminators. S4c. 3 fear @5e Nox Snete: the beet dry cleaner made: ™“™ pinte. Zhe. pints the ‘Comb Specials ivory White Comme Regular 65c Ones .. Regular $1.00 Ones..... a Biack Rubber, Ladies’ Regular 50c Ones.... 32c Regular 600 Ones...... 3ec Recular 70c Ones 40° Regular $1.25 Ones... Kor Hairbrush Specials” $1.00 Pullman Style. $1.65 Scdff Bristie....... ‘e120 $1.80 Scuff Bristie........8149 $2.50 Scuff Bristic. .. $1.96 Toothbrush Special The genuine Hetax Enetlish Teoth Brush. rolling etyle: sell at The every where; especial 306 2 a4 75c 2000 high-grade Bristle Brushes: all styles: all SOc regular; 2° 65c special. Sic Hair Preparations $1 Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic. .68c 50c Youthcraft Hair Grower 28c $1.00 Dr. Lacy'’s Hair Tonic . 59c $1.00 Hobson's Quinine Hair Tonic 50c St. Charlies Cocoanut Ol | eee se 29c S0c Hair Groom ...........48¢ GOe Tay EGE ob oc seceeeeasen 42c 730 Gen-Ceoml .4s0sedwaswe 59c 50c Glosso-Sage and Sulphur Hair Restorer ......-..6.. S4c $1.00 Gloss Sage and Sulphur Hair Restorer . Vernon Shaving Cream if you want to try the best you ever used—one with a Bay Kum creamy lather stays—try Sarndi 39 with no other........ FREE—<A Trial Bottle of Ver- with each tube of Vernon's Shaving Cream. base, one that — a rich, you will) be satisfied non's After-Shaving Lotton DENTIFRICES SOc Pensodent Tooth Paste. _.+«-42e 50c UOrarin Teoth Paste a 2A hOce Pebeco T h Paste 42 Sie Snearmint Teeth Paste 19¢ 50¢ Moere’s Pyvorrhea Tooth Paste . aay 4%e 25e lLiaterine Tooth Paste ., Qie "Qc Kelwnes Teeth Paste 24° 60c Oderene Ae 2hc lImmac- Deodorant. . tic Mum Bie Neet- Deptt yeaa TOILET CREAMS $1 Theatrical Cold Cream; 5@c Nadine (Cremm ....... 60c DelLacr’s Creame Boo —y | etn he FREE! A 60c Haut Ton Vanity Com- pact wtth each of the follow ing powder : Haut Ton Comoact 81 00 Hast Ton Pewder / Or Thress Plewers Powder...... The Mavis Poewder yy PPP . ee Day Dream Powder. ........ ie Fiancee Powder . ar FO Puritan HKeauwty Powder. ee Arnice Powder Se lLusor Pewder SG@c and Tie Djer Kies Pewder SOc and Sic $1.00 Melller's Famous White .. i. Se, 2 onm., 91.06 $1.50 Frivele Perfume, eof. $1.50 &eeet Home. of. $150 Rieger's Hh Our regular $6.00 Zylo Shell Frames, with the big round lenses—the big, stylish kind they all wear. Com- oe plete 168. ...2+ same Eyes carefully tested free by our Dr. Irwin Cohn, optometrist. remo 4% print ars th Kodaks and Cameras Ne. 2 bez $1 S38 vs 2A rtp HL 98 oo & Brewate 3% Ae. 2A (amere; BA Felding A ute- = raphiec Brew nte $5.00 ee ee Se en ee pee ed ne ee a eee ee ee ae a ee ee ee et agen te alle A. es Eee BA me te ncaetpeling elie a ain api ee ee - ae - CO oe pew oe one

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i ee ee fee Pe . ie fee eee * a iv Glohe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH — 7 ~ } te » a er Psrepex ~~, Zu aa oe ~« ~~ ea tee » 1; °°. ah --«- wae eee pe -_- ‘. ; er" ey: *- » °r ane eet oeue * * leh Ceeltetacce af Bgl of &E Q UESTIONS AND Allocations for Class “‘A’’ ‘‘B”’ ANSWERS ur Wave Lengths in Each Distcict for Best t of Local Sta- and “‘C’’ Stations Announced to ON CRUISER OMAHA operators from around the receT— oF especially these crTs 2. sets. should @etums struments when sot is tea TST IDSs & certuts of energy of radic wares estes become weakened by ther reach sos listener miles ; mises avrar . ores ———_-o.......... Radic I >tertaines 4 Avara &£ Wet Poke & at College ‘Park Ga... for PaSSeTESTS OF beard the New expers ave ¢¢” the performance of she redis the new Scout cruer recer* F ee) . a oe é:s-asce records t= transmitting ber “shake-dews:s”~ cruise iz ® mare tre ae st sea ci the the rer sets Tere oce rmes- RW — pe aes =-re SIX KEW CLASS “A” STATIONS LICENSED Wil Stam Tramsmitzing oa Thetr Re- spective Vsavreiengtis Im- ID duiareiy “ations were -_ “ UL WIN LEC TR 1129 OLIVE ST. EVERY THING ELECTRICAL iy x —-se-m (wets. i—@at:3 & Beard. ee ee EE ae mE Hew . ~_™.* ———_ —_ ~ Electroce! Experts Simce 1680 1:98 OLIVE SF. —- = T= Grede CR-S very satistactory she wonderful Radio country. It is the = vou all sorts of imterest Radio Accesso Mer¢dock Phones. oa=ms. Fierca Vermer sa es. Maréock P> sama, four Phonograph. ute” Tews

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RT! Detune Idle > ® benefit of receivers - nr broadcasting om around the eepecially those whey ot should detune thetr see when not in use. Each fe. isumes A certain am of radio Waves ana ® weakened by the &® listener e's fay time ——_o—__. Entertains . nia & West Pointe tes a broadcasting Park, Ga., for entertain on board the New Yo ~ hile running from West to ‘Atlanta. exrprri eupervis! on of a @' electric “al engineer, bee tut i yy tee to Jour set bri: in distant Menufeectaree, of Seco Wave Traps cea to tune our Post. and other local Price, $10.00 Toes.. Thurs. and Set. Until xr. M. ig- -Engel Corp. 2° Delmar THE Radio Sales Co, PP FELLOWS’ BLDG. ST. LOTIAS, MO. Exclusive Distribotore end Washington Radio-Phons Iecelivers Darfan Procncts -American Transformers Pade Products Many Chargers ran Electric Products Phones ..».8 Ame neAnes ..§ 600 Narr $10.00 are true and of escellept ,olume * Tine of Jacke, = saan. lAght- nine Arresters, Ft Gliecount« to dealers. fend fur lon © and disesounts. r Atlanta . Batiefectien Gt ' t, Ge 6 Seuth Yoletsia, Wichit kon ove anti if Jocks and Switches Eliminate capecity, get Stahons you never heard before. No sold- ering. The little round jacks and switches with the red buttoa. + Radio Ca. 29 West 35th St., N.Y. eay umproved Jacke & Switohes *? Cheetone Sf, a Co.. 100) Veudey NEW RT-8 veney Translormere cre ned br the Radix ‘ Servies Lab. for v str -_ clencyw whe any iow current bes on the For Aud! ° F: squease the > : 7 be’ ry ine J ratories dus ‘ (ee gue’ rel rwrnw.* ° vf ws a aR. Ny > Benwood Co., Inc. 17710 OLIV: ST. *T Tas. ts MO . ; [ON (> AND . PARTS no weste. Full directions Radion Panels are individually very test proves the remarkable of Fedion At your dealers ar Rebber Co. 11 Mercer St, NE aProTO RLS RADON & Mali supple Co., 1415 rine ie (o., U24 Pine et. and fommercial Klectrical dwes and Spruce et: BD. A bie op i #. ——_ . sure = on , vr.. San Anche Radi i. ey) the Metraw Co 2018 Lorust. 3000-OHMS SUPEMEUNSITIVE Thon't Take Aubettiturces. Get the — Best Only ify HM 2 at Your Dealer for “7TRUT-TONE” Representatives nm. coms sacrvoTy co. Ste ANC ATO LIM. - pest cen! 0” = "ie tho - rn outfit Z pe made from paris of! ¢ Tre number oe enstructing © 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 ~ 2f - fools for Building Set. 1oOois necessary merely assembled are already made. Small hand dri i, for radio set depends a >i the worker. and it al«o a \ soldering iror ‘Pass afd possibly a ruler and vi ders for n aking n easurements need ed is to to on whe from parts that’ If assembling a 4 screwdriver 2 di- ar STIX, BAER&FULLER- GRAND-LEADER The Grebe Long-Distance Receiver "135 E Grebe CR-8 and RORK (2-step amplifier) is a very satisfactory set and will equip you to enjoy the wonderful Radio programs from all parts of the country. It is the kind of Receiver that will bring you all sorts of interesting entertainment and news. Radio Accessories Attractively Priced Murdock Phones, 2000 Dials, 2?» and 37% 2 5¢ ohms, $5.00 Philade!phia Diamond Grid Fleron Vernier Adjuster, Storage Batters s6 LA R. 65c £12.50 3000 Blue Prints for construct- $5.50 ing all kinds of raido sets, 25¢ * re ee } F'} ’ Murdock Phones, ohms, The Radio \ * LYRADION This Combination Radio and Phonograph Console offers the two most versatile and enjoyable sources of home entertainment You can hear Radio Broadcasting from every part of United States and neigtrboring ries loud ané clear snoug® he ieee in an room: can be chanced ins tiv to a phonograph PRICE $198 AND UPWARDS Terms $2.00 Weekly soe Court Your Phonograph, Radio or Piano Taken in Exchange Out-of-Town Customers, Write tor Full Information , The McIntyr re Cor mean 4226 OLIVE ha we . UIS LI. PHONE, LIND! ———————————— Supre Mme + s ere | A 7 Because DOUBLE Sates, ment and their consequential short life. lhagr am ‘ Kaufman FLEWELLING-K AUFMAN-REFLEX ULTRA REINARTZ-NEUTRODYNE and other circuits are greatly improved by using " Mi IC Oo A %¥ =Tested Mica Condensers Endorsed not only by *xperts, but by dealers, amateurs — in fact, every one interested radio. “Viicons” is Su hl that cumstait., is exerted on the condenser platcs over the eptire area. “Micons” assure absolute Garity of tone, accuracy, constant fixed capacity “Micons*’ ar invaluable as a protection against damage to the fila- fie design of equal pressure 7 Other $1.00 “Micon” Sizes 75 , Micon .40 DeALSE. ns —Ot herwise seme ,OoLR - will be supplied tai fe prve and ‘eu FREE purectin se peepee t tine (hes. Freshman @. 106 Seventh Ar. Sew Diagram of Flewelling Ciroult or Inc. Clrewit ——— SER INVENTS NEW nr » se ens posed of eral rrye ee a R A D1lO—For the Amateur. and Expert —— rent hae ber a ALPHABET TOR RADIO Daily Schedule On 485 Meters At 8:40, 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, 2:40, 4:00 vad * Log 8 P. M.—400 Meters Post-Dispatch Radio Station K S D Program for Week of April 30th Wednesday, May 2d Monday, April 30th Tuesday, May 1st Thursday, May 3d Friday, May 4th Saturday, May 5th — ir noninnlLainn {Mir Nar {IL nant UiLaLnnrnin ww} ia defec nV Lor i SU _Slnn_finda_ ~* Radiorgrams. me sig: In Morse s required ree same eign and legible as the eigns for A and N. where no being oom- dots and dasher The ser- letters of the o14 alphabet 4id have the same legib!iity and the le alphabet was siowed down br ers has cost ' as S at signais of the * ps l\erttare 7 . ited Stn t min@ radio stat / uated along the .coast navy ané vesese's of the rr two were alike, thev rine in Alaskan waters. ear wv maintain comtact witt cnn at of *} o rl « ‘aA S*ptes . : +. siow’’ jett broadcaatir le @s Hot Wire iliination On New Wave-Lensth Change 25 OHM RHEOSTAT™ $1.00 39 OHM RHEOSTAT. R. C. A. $3.00 ADAPTERS FOR 199 TUBES. $1.25 NEW DAMPING COILS Fer Murad Receivers. permitting the successful use of 301-4 rl W D-12 Tubes $2. OO increasing were length to 750 meters } ar uae with i ‘ Our Repair Department will convert your Murad at a nominal cost. HONEYCOMB COILS Will adjust your set to any weve iength. We mn G2.75 portable; comic ®O9.75 WONDER CIRCUIT ( eompicte acu L200 Pig-Tailed 23-Plate Vernier Condenser... . $3.95 Oar Repair Department Ie Complete tn Fvery Treta!! Fiextble te any weree length; MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. INCLUDE MONEY ORDER AND POSTAGE “A Wave Length Ahead”’ KOPPRASCH CIRCUIT The hair ratieer. Quiet in operation 926 PINE ST. l l WARNING ISSUED TO BEWARE Xo Of Commerce for Issuing Lic OF FAKE RADIO INSPECTORS Charge Is Made bs BD Pha relrcyaaess: _-_- al floerator RADIO COMMUNICATION = TEST WITH TROLLEY CAR +kadio-~ Monster purchases—whole factory outputs at a time —make these marvelous savings possible. And every purchase carries our guarantee of satisfaction— Head Sets Guaranteed mechanically perfect. Sets@ $3.50 which are well made and wonderful values at our special price of Lightning Arresters, approved by fire under- writers 7 4x8'’ Wound Coils, No. 22 enamel. 4x6'' Wound Coils, primary for loose coupler 314,'' Wound Ooils, taps; for loose coupler. . Hard Rubber Panela, 7x3-16''; lineal inch Hard Rubber and Oomposition Dials Stranded Aerial Wire, 100 feet Reinartz Coils, special Antenella or Ducon Audio Frequency Transformers Parts for 23-plate Var. Condensers, total... Rheostats 25c, 50c, 75c and $1 ‘00 Potentiometers 50c, 65c, 75c and oe W. W. Antenna Plugs Soldering Sets. Tube Sets 4 full sets and amp) $1.3: Also ‘cmmedte assem bied ] ow — . acts Sets assembled for email ac Cabinets 21.00 S1.1 $1.15 line of al! parts ifiers eta ty 7 > led charge. 1! Orders Promptly Filled. Include Postage With Order. Kresge’s Dollar Store esees M a! * GREEN GREEN FRONT | FRONT 516 Washington Av. > SFA SARA ARTES oS A AR along —_ Nahant. Mass., six miles from the power station at Lynn. Last fall it vereations wae used in tranemit- This is the third use carrier cur- i ting .tihoR over a m put to thus far it! 16.600 oO transmis r line fer a out of Balti- the route of the car he would be unable to hear any of the con- encrcesefulliw ; A street hig AREPAIRS | SERVICE ™~, SUPPLies | COMPLETE SETS - LICENSED ELECTRO-RADIO DIAGNOSTICIANS a VanAshe Radio Mail Order 2:10 NORTH TENTH STPEaT Se’ wren OL ve Awe © Ke BST. LOouUt!IS. Service Ban | ADVICE ™ Ce ee ee eee cee ene See arena DEALERS WHITE FOR CATALOG SETS BUILT TO SPECIFICATIONS UZQwnHaPrepayvz- UZOumd> DIY ZOEMYD \ lf ceed, i ee ee eee Latest Improvement in RADIO Manhattan Head Phones new STYLE CUARANTEED oro STYLE OBSOLETE _ ST te I oO Re i ANG RE NN ele ee RE lpg ying OE LS Ni Met A tm, age “ a Stee — ee ee eres —_ 7 2 [LOOK FOR COWNTERSUNK BINDING POSTS | AFTER ONE YEAR OF LABORATORY TESTS We take great pleasure in recommending to the Radio public the Manhattan Head Phones, which were capecially designed to pro- duce loud and «ear signals, preventing distortion, and are super- sensitive. The head bands are sanitary and no obstruction to catch the hair, and are beyond doubt the most comfortable phones made. Livery pair absolutely guarantecd to give entire satisfaction to the most critical Radio expert at a very low price. $6.00 $7.00 on the Bevuare of misrepresentation and insist ax the difference is too great for you to not have of using these Phones on your Radio eset. Arn S000 (oti ms Ohms NOTE: new type, the pleasure UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO. 203 N. BROADWAY ea. (aammerce Mall Orders J illed Bet. Olive & I ine ST incense - wee et eS ek FF et et Fe a. all badd tae all tad oe Cheap but Buy Quality - LAWRENCE'S $2 45 23-Piate Variable Con- . densers. \eow $4 45 13-Piate Variable Con- $4.45 Wicsesy Saetden’ Madame $5. 45 tintoe” Sane ‘Rahette $5.45 $4.95 3000-Ohm Head Vuariosneters. Sow Aow $4.45 Allen Vieters Melded Bakelite Vuriometers. Sow Maven Melded Bakelite 3000-Ohm Head Sets. -al $3.95 True-Tene 3000-Obm Head sets Now $3.45 Froeet 1000 and 1500 Obm $1 .45 \ ariocouplers. Now Victory 180-Degree Bakelite Single Phenes. Now. 44-Piate Vernier Condensers » 63: 95 48-Piate \‘\ariable (on- Delta Peanut Now Peanut Now Detector Tubes. Vacobub Tubes Vacebub Tubes. Vacobub Tubes. ‘ow Automatic Long-Kange t700-ohm Head Sets. Now New Amplitene %700-Ubm Head Sete. Now Now A4mpbilier $3.95 $3.45 $2.95 $2.45 —-$3,95 $3.95 $2.95 $2.95 couplers. Now Acme HK. F. Transformers; 12-Piate Vernier ( endensers with Dials. \ow formers. United Audie Transformers. Vuriocouplers Now densers Now $2. ‘AS ow ~ Bakelite 180-Degree \ arice. Many Other Radio techie at sacrifice Prices Lawrence Radio Corporation — Type Weedeu * 815 Pine St. a Lec —* Mo. one L— . Veaerlemeters. \ow Standard Guaranteed Varie- = a — a a ho hal had SALVAGE STORE RADIO BARGAINS We Sell Only New Guaranteed Merchandise THREE-TUBE RECEIVING SETS TULUNER-DETECTOR AND TW O-BTAGE AMPLIVIER—At- water-Kent variecoupier, 43-plate condenerr, standard tranme- formers and rheestats;: cnuine feormicea nel; $19.95 sclid makhegany cabinet, a%al3 teaches. ormer price 8096. pecia!l BEC PAVER ._OMPLEFTF. READY TO INSTALI Une Loud Speaker. £12.00 value Ome Detecter Tube. 65.00 valor One Puir 5090 wit One 6-‘Veoilt 7 Apprered Lightning Arrester. Compicte Antennae E.quigment. One Phone Cord Fiug. $1.00 value Three 2% %-‘elt B Batteries. 63.00 valee each STERLING 30008 Ohm MEAD SETS —Rec. §° 50: thie wh CAPNAPCTICQCOY siscLe PHOS PF. —Kee £7.50 thie wk BAKBILITE SANRIO OTR. lL FRS—Hee 84.50. thie wh TLSKA VARIOMETE RS $2 95 Ree 86.75: thle week . 43-PLATE CO*NDESSER6— $1 .45 $4.06: thie week... an - RMBEOSTATS 45 — week — Rog. 81.2 CRYSTAL COUA— 45c ATtMINeM . yr” SOCKETS 35c¢ RO SOLIDATED RADIO DIA- 35¢ GRAMS —Heg fi@e; thie week $3.45 $1.45 $2.95 DIALS—Men. 760; title week BKASS SIADE BODE & SIL.IDERA— GLASS CRY®TAL DETEC. TORS—Ree. T6¢: thie week BLACK POLASHED 5-I*om 35¢ 25¢ 15¢ 15¢ 10c Bea. 86c; thie wk INDUCTAXNCE SWwrrcnh LEV ER6—Eec. 600: this wk PHONE AND GRID CONDE .- SFRS—BRee. S6c: thie week PORCELAIN 6-INCH IN®@TLA- 10¢ TORS— Rec. tie: thie week GALENA = MOUNT. ‘CAT- ‘WHISKER wire —Heg wer feet lfc; thie week = Other Standard Hadte Parts Prom pt perverse Gives Mati Ne Gee@de Shipped «. et 2°% te 66% Redertiona«. Oréecra, aa Pestege St. Louis Radio Salvage Co. 1103 Pine St.

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PATCH afone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. _ 3 | APR ; 3 4 | apie to. i928. Et ee The City Circulation of the Datiy POST-DIS | ws oo RED | ) , oO F 44 ‘ eTTER TRUCKS WILL Oe. =—— - >. : — T FROM NEW LAY 7 : * = p: . , > San je | A “S74 : be = as) =| @ patter motor trucks will reg SST the wave of legislative act ae « * Se, le ~~" 4 J . a nd ; ; - —- a _ ' s TORRES Gina Clogs Sites Pera ee ATES —-* A . -f - : ae a 4 >>". aT «if “. \~ +o b) ee tes ua, . w= ee RA Fc ¥ 2 Se a wre te Ae - =~ ey” = 4 —- | = \ —— . . =i ——_> - = Ad . - . ° , —. >. . _—— + —* em - ~ on od -- —— : — - = — i | Day: p esi : nue - E sa , ul ma : -F; - - - = _— ‘ ao SS t Bers of the General Motors T On Saturday, May Sth, ends our most s Ae ee Pontiac, Mich. ———- = et aotiiiemene A metl 1923. ILLINOIS ROADS. ee ee Belleville—State street . “a Lemay Ferry ute ’ > ESS Telegraph—Good goto hag aoatesealmde markable vajues given and the generous response by the motoring public mas Pethe motor trucks of today,” , ’ Onen to Grant barm Collinsville National Old T | enae ° a upe! i 4 : ie @l a he e r | Ee || Gravols—Open to Grant's Farm: | ene 41 Old Trai a fitting demonstration to the well-nigh indisputable claim—“THE R D gay?. “areWe fur Saye Or - ITS Bae Winn. Detour Big Ben na. 2 Sees — ee Ene = = ~ - ; os 4 | ‘ heed ah ant 4° «N outh to Manchester road ‘A MAIN HIGHWAYS. , . me to govern trucks. Some of th Clayvton—Hfard surface; g0°° aii : . ‘ SLIGHTLY BLEMISHELD) : ody gasoline taxes. o Olive Street—Good ee eens O16 Trait’ 7 x yf | EXTRA SPECIALS iP cates aad nice daa 7 Natural Bridge—Go. 4 Hi gens ay, good; hard road pra ctica'- ky uJ Size List Price | Sale % ee) r t uck's rrowth. Florissant—Fa'r. ei ota ag Papal bi. bay Quantities in most cases are very limited. |]... =e . Pecontrary to general belief, Hall's Ferry—Hard: coo! ee eee ~ , vreewe en SS | @ : ; S0x5, | "'s E nu factures: welcame meee ese: naga your: good except through some of the y \ men\| If your size is here, it affords you @ rare |} pyain | oe megane ih we a ) towns. Mi\?] opportunity to purchase GOOD TIRES at a |j Fabric.. $11.56 $6.9 a see will tmepenie anne oOod Big Bend—Hard: fa ; ; 1 & North and South—Fa To Kansas City—'"National Old 7. os most unusually low price. 30x34 . "4 nues which in turn will iner « -* . , : ae Price—Fair. Tratl’ and Atlantic-Pacific-Midland: , | yaa P ) a aden Rile- the « ~ : : ; , ath- good roads, while the reads Denny—Closed Clayton » Biz passable, but rough. All-Weather Tread All-Weather finder.., 10.98 ay @ the sale of motor trucks m Bend For additional information phone ' ) yo Kehris Mill—Fa!tr. Automobile Club of Missour!, Bo- . Te: ; COR DS ! FABRICS Sous Te an _ sdlv, they will stimul: a ‘ niont Biad. ; i : . . WR: “2 t wm: we ( ross- : 4 Secon: iv, Oo 8 ot ift ®RLIIMMU ate Fatherton—Fatr. eae | Size List Price Sale Price List Price Sale Price |] sei» ‘ Mmeers to reduce the weight ~ ee —————— F — ' A os —s . — , Tread... cks and to so construct the mo rT AAK|!) “BUSINESS INCREASES 30x38... a Bee rest sive apegter an : Sok e “Jt is a proven fact that the ¢ over three months ago, and every in- 83x4%.. Foot ) 2 ‘ ia motor trucks will increase in dication points to a still larger in- ) ’ ’ | ; 34x4%.. proportion to the economy Cord Mehich they can be operated for 7 rd .* wae v 4 4 ’ “+. \~ re os ne cc . +, Nes > ie Wine a . Ui 5 Ve i «@ as 3 Ms y eras ae -s “> > * ao _! — ate _ ~ 5 ’ . : “) + * y ‘ - C YA, 7° ‘ ; . >» Sd c ‘ “4 baa moe " os ‘ ei ‘- “% B iw- “ Ss. ve '’S YS — -_ Ms ,¢ * Ror. b aS 15 ) ves : ——— eer ee. ee oe *- ‘ . _4”* —__gne of the fastest, smartest, most comfortable cars on the American market. ain tie-in. crease for the months of May anil | oe June. Thia increased production has i busine “T af es SEEN , "tn ‘i a . rage business man will only Racers of Style of Which ‘“‘Mar made Hartford the center of unusua!] Neatsfoot Oil Seat Covers for Fords a a se can be shown that thet mon Wasp” Was Pioneer industrial activity. ‘ommon Sense Polish - OTC, For All Models, 9 mn save him money, over the o Ww t Bristle Spoke Brush. JC] Made of fine quality heavy duck fabric. biog: “etre I Pot Te be ithin the last three months the Very durable and easily cleaned. Newest “a athods of transportation ’ " . — — > wal on ; , - - > . _- . Touring Phaeton—$1485 Coupe $1885 Sedan—$1985 eat a to Meet Foreigners. increase in labor at the Kissel fac- Nickeled Radiator Wings ; patterns. Covers come complete with f. o. b. Detroit Ye. . tories has been oyer 100 per cent and Shaler Heat Units. . PYCT quick-on snap fasteners, all ready to put - t hee sis - ae: am tonal] these new men with their families stillson Pipe Wrench oe GLASS SUN VISORS a : DIESING MOTOR SALES CO. ss ‘2 : The eleventh annua! international have caused a scarcity of available Ratchet Lift Jacks cae sc Coupe, $4.95 woke Simon Sup Distributors cseee || 500-mile race on the Indianapolls| homes and rooming houses, incrans- § Goodyear Reliners **| Touring, $6.95; Sedan, $8.95) Sracucts: choice of green,’ arena aS aa : “2 Speedway May 80, will be a battle ing local building activities and en- BN% NG = Cw blue or amber clasa, Sale price, O* Seat Covers That n” oo ' ? . : tie “4 t . : » ig . ee ——e larging the business section by the ER) $2) ) SSA il! SS ITEMS FOR FORDS SHEEP WOOL SPONGES; se. oe | Coupe addition of a new restaurant, theater, ee PW ~~ ; Oil Cock Wrench Sected eteck: hasaanall ' 45¢ ‘a Chevrolet Sed ASM ee ee Aluminum Hub Caps PARKING LAMP; nilckeled; We 4 ecan ss Ty | NS —_ ‘ “> i’ . »*X\. .* | aur * 8s es 4 ‘} yO ~- A “ . ae A . between one-man American cars and 4 AG > *. +l i aes 1 = , . ™* \~ Te ii {associate Distributora ‘wo- > ' cars. according to RH seated foreign milk condensory, etc. . 6 00 NITZHAMMER-GETHEIMER 5 tore - - anrorimately | ee | 1. W ,-+F Loy ae Sige - OW.. 5 Aitken. tit SUES ILY atest reports. Of approximate): Since the first of the year the K's- - Ata) a Y Foot Accelerators with bulb and switch ASE : Coupe (LARK MOTOR SALES CO. DES LOGE MOT@R SALES CO.. See pe $5 cars already entered, 25 are Amér- sel dealer organization has increased ie —, Wheel Pullers 59c] TIRE CHAINS; thiefproof; with | ; Des Loxe Mo 50 per cent, and it !s felt by officials J t xenvine leather cover Bae) tne: j \ia AUTO CREEPERS: , at _ ‘ican-bullt cars, of the one-man t¥p”%, of the factory that with the number Mijwaukee xh!) } s retain the : : : I1KOC tool trays and pad while Chase from oversees _ | Of applieations still to be olosed this BUMPERS 17-inch Steering Wheel ....8 1. ewe Battery Testers customary provisions for a mechai- | percentage will incregse to at lease j Made of oll-tempered and specially heat) cy. Absorbers, § 45 | FOLDING CHAIRS; all-stee @g qe a Friggt — : a. with leather back and seat... @ _ = junranteed,) lan 80° to 100 per cent within two + ’ > : a... . iclan durable— Kingston Carburetor ....... S$ 4.65 : —s = o a —_— : n- lor cars with For : RAYDEX SPOTLIGHTS; = 3 wre ee yas ay — agi woe tc 8' % exten'’n with $6.95 Forde $3.65 Stewart Speedometer non-glare lens: special... .. f. Schrader Tire Gauges. BIS ET PE Teas SVB a: nounce a one-man type Of car, “ : , . Drop - Forged Me NODA aire Shida log Oe $F CSRS he was rapidly followed by pract!-cal- Oldsmobile Meeting Tuesday. ; — @ Combins tien ey? A aS Conte em” SS ly all other American drivers who as: More than 125 dealera are ex- i Nickel-Plated ron hfe . a : ; 7 p 4\9 4 >. : Q) fo3 49 . War, a . Myee Say 7h of : ‘ Be Re G ’ J J72 Le mn >. : iF A A ~ ee ~ Z ° path 1 PRI on IO LISS HE! s Bp Ny) OE LABS ANS Ore: Se BF rye RAS 27 pire to add a few more miles to the, pected to attend the dinner and en- ead —eet_Etters 4 i sii abr ia Ke, WILE Cb LS LPS OE RPS IE LIEV aie 4 PCP ESE DLL ' mresent record of 94.48 miles perj|tertainment, arranged by P. H. : 3 wpe | | hour for the 800-mile grind Brockman, president of the De Luxe oe ee Ks :. | * MAIL ORDER While the one-man cars, around Automobile Co., for next Tuesday ORDERS ; | ; a? . | Simon Supp which the interest in the race next evening at 6:30 in the main dining 520 PINE ST.——2 liuret Hil HUI MOTOR SALES CO., Granite City, II!, Desirable territory open or associated distributore in St. Touls, Eastern Miseour!. Sonufhern Illinols and Western Kentucky. ee -y- Pp a _ 2 race from the plts k p clean. It helps you to realize your Meawe been dedianed ana built by De All mail ordera must be ae save delay In shipping. ideal of a spotless kitchen. Da hates the dirention . 5 : ‘i § Jy, °° aempaaliamalilamainaen Economy is one. of the outstanding characteristics of § ZEN UNIVERSAL TIREC of Co). Vincent The Florence Leveler Resta and De Palma both have ; ee . m | Wee Git test: ul) ce ' Delivery. Mall # ‘ical... eee sms beth Beve this great car. What other in its price range can show g Spe Rene gi Zot r a or t , ° finements, the | Tm Vicar detver whe teas such a total of records of better than twenty miles to Florence Oil Range ; : 4 aver repeated AS al) Indianapolis win- the vallon? has a unique fea- | ‘33; ner. Boyer has participated several! o- . tim ? } } rine oO?! ’ ture in the Florence : ) as se on | UN I re] B the =" Hloosier track, and several! times he seveler. y has had victory enatched from him turn of a screw you sis | p SCCUupIC 'y 1@ Cobden, Ill.——Cobden Machine Works. : . ‘AWilllan , ock Island, ie Washington Avenue Store All Next Week VELIE MOTORS CORPORATION, MOLINE, ILLINOIS | SA T™mMO _—_ } 1b. Murphy. manager ‘the used car department of the De ( mpany. ‘

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“EUNDAT : apni! i923 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. one ST. LOU'S POST DISPATCH I aE me nce 7 TRUCKS WILL BUICK PLANS DO NOT DOROTHY GISH FIRST othy Gish, who recently was making yee oniy — and proper that Mise | T agueap appa LAWS INCLUDE ANY RACING TO RIDE IN NEW COLE personal appearances at’an Indiaap- Gish should inaugurate the new Cole. resuit FLINT, Mich.., April 28.—Tele- M“multaneous with the announce- olis theater. Suburban. / tion STaphic advices from the Pacific : ee _ meng cs acchdies tnd. Can Upon arriving in Indianapolis Miss In ease to put the new mode! at , “i ©oast that a Buick “modifiea eae oh wae: a a Se; ' = ' Gish expressed a desire to ride in @ Miss Gish's disposal it was necessary 3905 tity; oj nodel” Griven by Nikrent has ne eee oa Sa Cole aero eight. When information that a crew of workmen be kept et n- ©stablished a new world zsecord for ite closed model comes the an- +) ached J. J. Cole, president ‘"® Cole factory the efitire nicht Cars Under °nn , pres! | " , * > : ’ ‘ ; ‘ 4 » = 4 Or . " ] TT ary [THe anne nted vy wm : : ‘ med Pp? ‘ston Meplace- nouncement t the Hrst person to ’ manacer of the Cole -¢.. | am 7 ao i sh STR EN GTI AND SAFETY ’ es © . : $ i¢ ",i ra s aft - ; ‘ 3 , ‘ . Ww 4 ’ s*°2 : making a m in $2.°6 iC. 1 aninye ' ir, ehie new model, other . — fae ar W ras Oe ivered for , . *« . . . ir Tlie e ‘ a rnmrota he , Joe a4 4 %. . Ffalt tina? + wa. . ’ r " ry he L1¢€} ( 17 Vv : Te ‘ , ° i . Pa ae Wiee YT, avi I al ; OT ine ii- ™ 7) acioryv — } ; ‘ " hevrolet were establishing i "°C marks — . ipt of the ne ese of Nik- : If you could see the main body structure of = ag Nae - : | s Dodge Brothers Business Coupe before the ody gat xem, ¢ ae Ad ahee ohana Geld enamel is baked on, and before the interior is SPECIALS | — |. | ey Secs mecels” Tomay KE. T. Stror furnished, you would be profoundly impressed by List Price Sale Price its strength. adertures ‘re We.” wni@ Mr. irene eentiotiels. oF You would see that every panel, every pillar, and 811.50 $6 Ti 1 | y aeve two ettects.|ly, “Buick had no idea of gettin, | | every ribis steel—that even the door sills and j ' | | window mouldings are steel. BRB LEREALEBBABAEBREBED AACE R ERE PEE ee A a TIE YR ¥ ~~ van oom, > mre ' — ’ adie a » aint pons eae wing “hapa neta we y e: Pint a I ae ion ei ein erga core eter ° vt f » - eeu a ee ~ - ~ pis meee pb .& - 10.95 6.55 — a eece | She fad told those in charge, : : You would see that all of these parts and sections are electrically welded together into one staunch ties | iateies of Y in Qe dispatches Sescribiug Chis = = steel body, with no bolts or rivets to work loose, 7.85 cen 0 ela sata mgegangptee oe te nothing to rattle or squeak or warp. Surtee Re te Be ee ee ee , ! | And you would realize that, like the afl-steel 12.60 | turn, means more sales for | adjusted. The gear ratio. for’ tr. | | Pullman coach, this unique construction—origin- | ated by Dodge Brothers for this car—represents or trucks 9 Pus pdee) tiade thined qase. diene alts (ish | the last word in protection to passengers—the 8 95 proportion to the « rent’s em? VA} 6) ; : a 7 e cH ultimate achievement in closed car sturdiness. im they can te | ‘ not Sy nety ed a. ' e DU rn¢é : , +? ‘ ths ; ; ‘ 4 . ey ti ; — seave him hods ol ssereerrerregre reer 16.15 i. The price of the Business Coupe is $1065 delivered $08, F. O. B. Factory sun visors | § Simon Supply Company, Inc. TATE MOTOR CO., Inc. eines, baie price. DSeDS Seal Govers That Fit!| Tire Covers { fe ? . ad a Ww ; 3 h | Bomont 1241 - Central 7615 erenane, "- 45c¢ Chevrolet 88 eee boy. ad 2% \§$ .19 ITH SO Many OWners aS autnor- | eewiteh _.75¢ Coupe _SSIFORD __ ity for Marmon superiority, some 7 =... soe ORD: Door Sedan .. 88. + Chevrolet | We hove cover £ - 3 as ae Door Sedan _ $10.5 hove Coven of the most confirmed users of Ins, ail-ti*e! €4 OE Battery Testers... 390! Lauls” Bovated iy ® other makes are turning to this and erent . c ) LIGHTS; with €g Os =a — Gauges 8s Cngeage Sarders $1.35 car to-day as the most complete Op - orgerd d Stores Open peeieation S—_ pr™ . | and satisfying embodiment of Steel Pliers ‘ ae A . . . . ——_——_—. mae comfort, performance, distinctive Ban —Bpm, i41L ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY : . a Simon Sup ply Company, inc. SS appearanceand perennial stamina. nday 520 PINE ST. we litonms ton ‘4 7th ST. ewe Ban.—| PM. “J want to compliment you on the splendid job turned out It has attracted much favorable atten- tion. and J assure you it is a pleasure to tell where the work was done. It proves that MARMON FOR | SERVICE [MEST BUCHANAX, Preside SELL a al B C LESS MORE AUTOMOBILE COMPANY FE. ANSON MORE, President JOHN T. SALISBURY, Vice Pres We have not advanced our prices yet. Buy your seaso DISTRIBUTOR Why buy apenas before they go up again. ST. LOUIS pair your tube ire« ‘ *ewaecetraveerseveegete es ;eve9s where waen “e¢ meunt ro ur tires free * Re- f m rue nd sae »you Srom 25 t iT » -: eo OU per cent O8 Your tires, w e hand ie « brand. Whs Bey Serene of Bile: ia he H+ hen We Sell Low \ Wi! VI n-* 5 ’ lee : _ Free—ir —\ Fi On Mirsts for Less? NORDYKE & MARMON COMPANY «Established 1851 + INDIANAPOLIS nee Om Jour Old Caseine« as of Cold >, mts tehin, Vt ith _E very Tire Purchased. _ “ 30x3), Speciais | STERLING CORDS 3 2 oor Seeks Fi , 7 . ' | (Gar a: aa Jb | j i | |e gc? “sete 77> . j ’ if lier ALL NON-SKID ecux| ©aFrry our 10,000-mile suarant ee ) I S: a Part | if ig am ———— | j | loket bs .. | All PFiret, fre« tev it } — , = . ——__—— —- - — 2 Pa\ tS og) ieee | : $83] raised noinsiid tread: ful ovemived. i” “Ab Yt OU. Ae i LO | 7 Helly -Springtield Sita > it seus $19.45 Sad hy 23.75 ! a we oo Cars are aie B.a5 tx4 19.6: SMx4h. . ' {\ Ey Jee j ; : is ; “a ww Milt COR y saa 19.85 54 N : ? ‘ & \ . i ~ “a ; fr gees: OR hb Y, 7/79 kable Al : ms : a ; Gea Fsae Renae ’ pecte — f ' y m6 ' - - , Z - / > . a “OVERSIZE CORDS 9 ia | \ | \SAN Oe \ ed EE ~. : a speed NEW FABRIC TIRES ferry our 10 — thile panne e ; J ’ P ‘ ‘ j Z » ene freat oc ; “oe 5 i : wonder- waramtewd Wires | ined non-skid teed. full over ie rey — . - waikt Aig y ltt Pst ttt sy » elon MSGRD SPECIAL STARTING “LIGHTING IGNITION SYSTEMS tr ‘id. full oversize, guaranteed re! in original Dactory wrappers. ~~ ‘ 2 ae sy j B2aah ty4 ‘ MPa fp Mish, | c 275) LL that electrical genius has : Michelin, Kelly, U.S. and (soodric laces Street Service Station learned in the past quarter ' i \ The Standard of Comparison Bin mmeil erdere ww: a nage Roos hes A ae a or moner order ty | century, is being applied to the i Mm ahipping building of Remy systems by UNIVERSAL oe So. (tne. ) a5n0 en tt, craftsmen skilled at their tasks em Lveninge—All Day Sundas. | WHOLESALE AND 7 and proud of the excellence of Once A Buick Owner age ae. 6h 6h’lOCUcOrlUCUOlUmhUmDS KG ° ° every communi there are a mumber of instances ye been purchased by one member where once a Buick has ‘Oakland) re i of a family, others of the same intimate group have become Buick owners. pA Re Sons ee = ~~ wo Sag, ee ana oe ormance, luxurious comfort and Comporly ys | : Buick dependable 1OODOO™ Ove vicek a) -: eg suk ie ibe win of Bele oe nitive Sale = = neczenat ctoete'n aut saan ; cks are purchased by motorists who have been Buick , a > 4 N employing Remy as standard equipment, Oakland Bui April 5e2 fo May ee I engineers are satisfied that their car’s electrical owners before, and for y ' rT? Beepeeertaereaaee Saree ; : equipment will give the same continuous and trouble- For Full Particulars free mileage—the known mileage that they have built Buick 23-6-49 Seven Passenger Touring, $7545 7, Pp 3? and 33 inte every peat at Chale car. Delivered in St. Louis urn to Fages J¢ an : West Side Buick Auto Co. PART 8, This Issue South Side Buick Auto Co. it Side Buick As Ree is— 2837 N. Gra evar a 2. oe | East Side Buick Co. Jakes-Buick Auto Co. Mississippi V Valley Motor Company 326 N. 10th St., East St. Louis, Ill. Kirkwood, Mo. ? Locust Street Vesper-Buick Auto Company <~ ——— Lindell at ‘Srand West Pine at Vandeventer rg ean ad J . = 4° 37 2 | — - ——— a . REMY EQUIPMENT MAKES GOOD BECAUSE REMY FOLKS MAKE IT GOOD | | When better “gutomebiies are built, Buick ee RE A TEN TTT — eee ~~. . ~ nie - ealht« « andia was tian’ & Pikes Cinantattnn af the Nally PACTDICPATCH calorie Approximately Equals that of fhe Dalle Gicks-tMemacra? and the Times Combined. earwrea T

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\ The City Circulation of the Dafty POST-DISPATCH clon? Approximately Equals that of the Dafly Globa Democrat and the Times Combined. Beer. >. eo 94 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Se ENS SATE ROMS ere GREATEST. SENSATIONAL HIRE § Owing to the fact that this has been a late Spring season and we are heavily | } 2% ap” oe ae - = €or - a Non-Skid 8.95 \ on-Skid the Chalmers Six . a * ne ee | , ried aan reste: : aed é a ‘ a e « . lf you are a dissatisfied Cupples user it is up te yeu te come in and see aS. | j. Or lick Dre turn at the aes nee consirection wert being eon Scan sonnei I CUPPLES USERS MUST BE SATISFIED _ a’ Canari make you a Cnhaimer , sathaso4 aa country ts obtained with ON SENSE ATT! | thusiast. Ne y we send a car is: : | ste Hi DwEY Ni se intended. and explain Woy i: momopouzes * . fs q All- a | : ~K | und for a demonstration? = 2.28 S TAS. Ewe a Goodrich N.-S. Safety | 4&A\ S00dyear All-Weathesy = ‘ UNC IOT a ® hat (ommon ‘ense is Nom-skhid:. all fret. factory. “2s= -_ = a 2 rec: c* += : . ha n : acy of * the b= areal 3013 Safety W.-S.. --- $ 8-45 | | 30x3 All Weather. $ & Bok loses qsomeclpesp Svagut cts —onetion astory luster. This, pias az chaciuely Bone-d~. cust i 3@x3i, Safety H.-S. --- $ 9-75 ‘||| |) 30x31. All Weather. oo 8 eS oe v ely on coa- Standard of Pe-fommance. And esabissed COMMON [8 32x31, Safety M.-S.. - - - coma \)) | 32x32 AN Weather _ , pam gee : se ie gS : . — es. ae eS ae 3ix4 Safety W.-S.. --- . AV 3ix4 All Weather WARD MOTOR CO., Inc. brine and ‘all of ao 0 32x4 Safety W.-S.. --- $17.50 . 32:4 All Weather vag tapheg parte ERE was done on the Oid Tralls berwees $150.00 co the Appearance of Teer Car 33x4 Safety N.-S.. ... $18.25 . / 3326 All Weather. iS Weshineton Av.” S005 Lata a: Aa FA Ey 3414 Safety .-S.... $18.65 3414 All Weather Sena >HN. ORLIC omy of operation. T Ome re a —_—" —-s ~ ———~ we o- . - - - * 7 ‘ > te — —_— 2 * © 4 ~" eae * . ‘ * Pp . > a a ee a ee te eee >- set 4 BL , tt S)read. “par sa gil - | er : : * t “ ~ ve ey: , , : , nag ane inns Ale cage se pase "sag -4=De . We have purchased fer spot = A eae a roac | c : sere S Sterlimg Oversize Cerds before prices —s very £ . , \ SENSE MaNUPACTTRING CO ‘Y vanced. se we are offering them te you — CTh : | | . , Jive S Seist Lewes se _ onion you see this 4 ted RICKENBACKE® EXPECTS otore sign in comimnaton wth any x ‘SINE SS - — .s EEP ofthewell-known trade names shown below >= | BU>! pee ts. TORK L there you are sure of geting avtbhorized acd specialized service. It pays to get gcaranteed service and genuine parts. Delco rEMy feerting “peng (soe Oe RLAXON =p NEW DEPARTURE HYATT Rober Bearing» oS : 5 . — § | = . == i ) / .kese advantages : 7 Aopersos. Nothmg 4 Cc ; : a - ve.opment within tag fo thos new gear-sit a oe oA Safe and Delightful Car PES . ms new Arp Untrep Morors SERVICE — > averag : . # Bet cen — ry _for the Woman Who Drives ep Gawd Office INCORPORATED Cee. Wich a? athe -~* : : +> ng low hung bodies of the Columbia Specialized Sixes quickly CSU OF f any woman, but :t is mot until she actually drives the cgr ps j eng denmd rr. it s sent power respond to her finger touch control thet tim — «(CF nvites the mder te @ ts full mapas — | a.. things mechani ly under the driver's control; with brakes — iF A omerson has elu ac ctor. so easy to handle in trafSc— the Columbus > feature of driven &. ° - ToT - ly = c £ — > ee % Six 1s an unusually safe and delightful for a woman to drive an 4 A operson. even the For the Standard Touring Car the price is $985. the Special Six Touring — 6 ( ‘eels confident and sores at $1095. the Phaeton at $1135, the Two-Passenger Coupe at $1295, a Dus est streets or the the Five-Passenger Sedan at $1465, and the Special Sport at $1395—cac ce | When rou sit | car an ummatched value at its price. Come m at your conmvemence. SS : | ee Z a _ know why old Advance Motors Co. = | cy another Appar «That a RS Pcie ¥ wars - . (ieee Ereninmace accel om vornctar« arr ipasar) = at seutherse i. Litera ee AP 2929 Locust BL, St. Louis, Mo. me: q PERSON-ST : —( Oolumbia — ee © 312 N. Leonard Av -— - the * me ew ee i he alg » + eer ce owe . , ie as S Uistributors MERICA eaters spectatized 3X ~and = Tti- Plex Sales to. fate | “y KRO | arg er 3040 Locust st. | TIRES & TUBES ’ Pie veces powe: Fen See -erticrerte Wore ~ ase Azior Fer’ and ~ Gememer Seeeremg Gee Strem@eteg -erterecee. Somer Srererse | ome cen Te eee eee fs _ Holthaus Supplies Co., 3225 Decust BI. ———

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"NDAY . , APRI! 9, 1922 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUS POST-DISPA CH: rE Oe — a y the Frank- | T FOR CARS IS “BUY YOUR CAR NOw,”’ “ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR will accord! we to Wwereee.. employ in COLUMBIA MOTORS IS )three times as many new Franklin stat tement just issued by; gw UNPRECEDENTED ADVICE’ OF DEALER VICTOR MOTORS, INC. 1.05 picked as tie site accora- _ BREAKING ALL RECORDS are Ghring the Saet quarter of heel ae was - : 3 7 - fal ° — ’ | : ef . . . ? ' th v rap urin t 1¢ ame ihe ur — Every individual who contem- St. Louls-made taxicabs at eve: ng to officials of the compar ay, aft- From D. J. Willoughby, sales man-|*¢#" #5 they sold during the s j “~* 7" 4 eroiunirs le ¢ , * = les . ; . ° ’ *: 3 cars @ — pilates the urchase of , — ae ta the vision of _ eran exhaustive survey of the entire ager of Columbia oMtors Co., De-| Quarter in 1922, accordt: : T. ase Of &@ new Car ‘railway station is the vision ofa — LOUIS wieg in cea: ase "should buy now ” is the advice give ! P euntry because of its splendid loca- ‘rott., ™maxers of the Columbia Shpe- omin . " : , « : _ —_ : : iv r oe : =a -~* ee . ; . ; ng wee | ca: manufacture tion. Labor conditions in St. Louis, | cialized Six, comes a statement ths \ Basi : . e ' +) € > ine¢ : + 4 ‘ " «+ + 4 r nn =- . aah ‘ ‘ . . te - : ’ . ** m™ oat fa* yy. ri) ft) 4 7 7 or ’ tt. AaVO! h il the _— : Boe of Ti eav y Stocked up by man’ ‘so ’ - ua. : ’ ‘? - +. Bin . ; ’ ; rPeorm nareaé ote % : © only: : of FR. ' Fra ’ . . : utoer. } undamenta! business Clate® «ix vears i ioun i] therman HH Dorse’ farn erg? h ‘ eee wen be same months in e e - : ry , ,* ”~ © ere wr - , be . Paar) A QIN ee a RE SE ee oth « 3 —- on . ; > 4 - * re - ~ - 7 . : 1 . 7 \s ' ’ he . ¢ 7 ve =) ’ - ° . ¢ . "7" « in ~~ tae . mpion A nd the rising raw mate- Traffic Wi ngeineer: ie affic company ; 7 ‘ / ‘ . “ 4 -¢ TioNn i? ; ; ee” a © ‘f : , : ~~. /. - . — we . a , | d ails inufacturer corporation rece? organized he, mpa! oat 1 - ; - iA : : if if . — . 7 s 7 . 3; ¥ ri >) > 7 7 ra’ *) ~~ * fon said. 2 Sint letimatct card is taking theanmestin-\Sie oe. Pie tied ot truths have Ds ns " AFine Array of on 4 ‘ . - ¢ P *y , : ¢ : . ‘ ¥' e - . . e _ - : . orn ’ i? e ° “a - * « . _ . THE GIRL IN “BLUE . 4 ° - re | % ‘¢ fata ; rT)? [fs Cano? x’? . er . . _ : . 7 r)* = —_— asc . ‘6 “., ’ *, a v . . = eas i. : ; ' ‘ tib dems: - ee = : a ; : oe ’ } ‘ « - . . ‘ “a ears . er’ ' > “YY : mie ter ‘ Site - ’ ‘ —_ — ‘er a 8 ut ,0OT) tarted «grit ‘ nY ra ‘s r ef s i ie - , rar’ ; ‘ : rice , iT tinue ae 1) \ ; ‘er Af Are } rie iv) re 4 ™ ° - (in = : , = . da . ‘ . . . . THE GIRL iN “RED"’ $3 eo idewn if = , in : pS. oe eumies Whos a tineee acon argains as Auto Tires ana Mme ore 0 € : i dvance by leaps and bounds as :hey departure of 1: manufacture in Buda and He es s a ee a | ! z . ; ve pre . Huds’ sn and Essex } said inci Sd nel a fe , , ‘ — — — - , ° 1a Teo Contests Dally. 7:15-8:1: int Post. Pt attention # , in. | al 4 tithe pe ‘ast Tew that they *% specialize in Ahr lis- | used i ariout pee. 3 usrvely ; bess e «> —— a Theater “e ’ a’ ' ’ © ; yy lie ‘ ‘ = ° " ’ : a > { ’ CG *TiOT Tt? . Ga e oe n ti WA ae - ap : si ’ , + ne ‘ , L.A rs. ya) ° is ; ‘ i 4 ‘ > , 1 4th and t. nat ’ . ; i . : . . . ‘ ™ . *-* } . . mode's : " ; : e he A : ‘ : ree? eo 4 7 re or? anne . ej . . ; 4 = { ee : a’ i Ta - AY. fs ) \ =* i 4 a S . i ranklin Treble« Sales m4 = Al L THIS WEEK ; : ’ - ’ = 6 . . " . — . " | OcK ° te °° ’ ¢ g 4 . iid ’ “4 7 ; ie aw : a ‘or i é« i " a } . ™ 2) r - 7 Z ‘ * f let, ; Se read . 4 C . ad r # ; 0 ¢ ié 2 ore ar 1 a e rar 4 - : - eoach boars ’ erve tu substantiate the claim that ."* « . \ or Sta therefore « z* > prices « materials are mn 1 uy 7 > ‘ea 7 allies ndardin... ’ 4 oes . ize Cords Jame E. Newell in Detroit. * . mw é " ré ier . F ” " Liat Price “ale Pries / BE. -ev son Pe Slotor Cat ‘ Sas «ner Re ee ee ee ee ee ee a ees Compare in and see us. | Orlick’s ISFIED y Canaries ar All-Weather all firsi«: factory guar. Se ee ee ee a ee ee ee ee ee ee | Weather $ 9,95 eet acuautes™ | pahewrtes- ! Weather. $10.95 gt re rer and eA. vs Packard salesroom Open Evenings 1 Weather $14.25 ati they ie at Nothing introduced in motor car aes Accustomed to high distribution quality car can be sold at a price . It isa safety, comfort and costs, which have dominated-Ameri- never before deemed possible, simply ene , ca’s third largest industry byaneco- by removing an extrayagant waste. ives Sas mein feel, its effortless control, the|fecting nomically unsound practice, many Whether or not you have an old Tie quick!y re resultant of the thirty years of fine engineer- , were slow to appreciate the funda- car, remember that Cole saves you Ia thet thes ME is oo drive on nd bo—chitinus te mental soundness of the Cole Mer- from $800 to $1000 by his Merchan- hanica es er Chandising Plan. dising Plan. Consult your local Cole ‘with brakes tines Tas Astin dees of ectic | , : | ner eo ogheae Paeen Dealer and let him show you just Columbia feature ‘abd hank ne ee ; ng pea Appersor even the most inexperienced driver ae peng arte ne how this is done. 4 . ma tear wheter on Six Tounng feels confident and pe at $1295, busiest streets or the roughest country roacs p1595- eaca : When wou sit behind the wheel of this car you a , pasence. will ke why old Apperson owners invariably sii _- OLE: | . 7 st APPERSON-ST. LOUIS MOTORS CO., Inc. ee — Distributors | | 3021-23 Locust Street A. J. WICKS, Mgr | | ery | : of £327.29 Locust Street Bomont 2560 | ay Bomont 694 St. Louis, Mo. a3 rh) Wey Cs My T specialization . OC ee gs perfection . A ae COLE MOTOR CAR co., Indianapolis, U. s. a Bow © Beck Clete” APPERSON BROS. AUTOMOBILE CO. “There 5 a ToucsA O (Tomorrow 272 aghtrng 20d gemtiee KOKOMO, INDIANA as

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. : ; toe 3% = ; ,>->. , ; , sa Je is Rizw { | Ty) . 3m Lie ‘ 2 TLOUS _POSi- UISPAI LH be City Carcaiatio! co. I 7 | siaaiil 4, 1 = ie 4 or ae —_—- — = - —- — Ce ee _ ca — te 2 Ieetrf@eters Named for Coupe Ge ecm states and for che State of Texas - - . lade; = T- se ; . > 7 -* at 2 = ~ Ks — wos T. stt.- | [mn each case the new Cistridcterwa © 7 poss » = | 7 : Sr sy Bay ae - . . rominent banker from the territerr. ~ sass ; a “un : | : , aoe ~ 2 » .* £ Dependable Tires at Art 5. Mocney T same manufactsrer repors . ~24¢ = c years = | COUPE DE LUXE BODY 7 » ee Se ee ‘* : ae ; : : - sive amount of be sure the cyz - > eee of kabrcason? Do you waste time looking vs "ere stem 0' . ON YOUR FORD CHASSIS places woere you mk cf anc frease ma ; . cs mur a2 body , EASY TERMS acecee » Sorizng deds; washing im trade | Cenai Body Finish ~ ~~ _ g od ~ : 2 ° . « = 2s 4 7 ’ ~ ™ oo = . - 4 H ; ~ - . ms - ~~ ~+# — 74 awe - bi ~ : -. Ford Chassis . . 7 . . ° " * 1c - = — _ . a - _ : my a we — _ ” - | oy . , : 3 : MOONEY TIRE : ; ™ - - * 2 - ~ - - ~, « « “ ’ _ st COLE RAEP ALE AP Bete PEREEE ~ > - _- = =: oe Gmpete: are cc CP = - _— “~ } ete wv? Fe = — Ss -_-—_—~2@ = ee —— - -_——— —_— —— of these BERRY MOTOR CAR CO. t x — Pires a = — —= pe 7 DI RECTORATE CHANGED _—— . : a) omni Gonabienesiiah Tro aenaciadeaie uae been known before in the history of aeronautics. For 36 iomg, comtinuous hours, night and day, chese men puloted their ship im a sumnined flight oto 2500 miles. shattering six world's records for emcurance, distamce and speed—a terrific test of the Tura OLA of this plames mechanical =~ a —- oe one . -~—~=ee & ee —- 3 | jf : A: the same ume. Lieutenant Farcid R_ Harris, ——— : = | speed record fer 1500 amc 2000 kilometers, gveraging a speed ci 49 miles per hour iasver than 7 eat, a ; To complete che dzy's tetumphs, Lteutenanr In Harmony With the id ht ad fe pte rag t owed Se 1.000 feet with a weight of over 7400 pounds. Spirit ch Summertime lg epetrmkrmimerse = : : , : 5s en the Unired Scares im airplame accomplishments. She oeoysn: 2s the New 3 ' AAS wes Sag f0F Tics “ge + : : These wonder. recoras bring smiendic crecz - RR oan —~—— © & > —_ «+ lartiv tashooned f : emerous.v ¢) : Lec } , T | weg . * (bgt : “ayer” . | 2 America. to the Liberty exg—es which She | Saad agen odie = Uh at cpersted these planes and to the designers iE iret wd on iat Pray : reat. iP mechanics and fiveva, who had @ do with these trau or ieec the city t& c, . . O° tT nilygge gy , 7 ; : rute power tor mountain hrace anc a ee . | “i proved chat Deico is the norid’s Scremos: — £ ee Big 4 7 electzz ca! gutomotive equipment — for al of ‘Sese parent: 08cs ear iy - +2 | ‘ planes were equipped with Delco Ignition. ears, and a smur E = : ok, 4,0 DAYTON ENGINEERING LABORATORIES CO. | " | DAYTON, OHTO F. O. B. Fectory c Ring rear 0 ts Cepencadilit .Rcludec gs rebu.c™ ecuirm™est ov~w steel cis ees comd oes, wicke ed > » os a > » : .s ; - - -- i a -« ™ ” ’ % @ . —_ q 7 ) | om = Dens, mococmwie”. BEV oVv cose. < ac” .. lee € eomm™e - =. c . - ™ Dor ~ ~ cote Ceres. metal-“wamtied sce cumterns. Upholsteey of hand-d leather, dmcy duc! cone fnis* | . om ay 3 me . .N | rérfwaA wIrIeew ‘ : DISTRIBUTORS 3145 Locust Bivwd. Phones—Bomont 2800. mew er meee RAFT SHECOATeL '

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Mooney Tire Co, SURETY TIRES MADE IN sr LOUI AL eee . 6000, © Adit CORDS ™*"t 8000 - Mile Adjustmens () sive Spice iPanive Cd’sive UO sive ti size {P’sive (ih sive (nize CD nive Gi sive Cl sive oy'sine S815 Deniers W anted IRE CC COMPANY eet Ce | AV - : ANT) Si NTPAYS - ~*~ -_ ~ SATS ANON SSS Be os 3 €XClusively 1€ evening news.- REGRINDIN ummer [I ouris 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 ' 27 - Attention, F YOUR motor lacks power and pep, knocks and uses an exces- sive amount of gas and oil, you may _be sure the cylinders need HAve that motor reground now, fitted with new pistons, pins, and rings and be ready to GO when the touring season opens. ° recAl high-grade machinery and equipment is essential for doing this work accurately. “Ask Your Repairman for Associated Regrinders Further Information’’ of St. Louis LD SOUND HORN i ' | ' | FIVE SECONDS AWAY : 3 ) q ? 1} . : . Jeling | g is done. At this speed the car De not at any time follow a ca: world. For with the shattering of all | J°@%80%. THE MERB SPECIALIST in actual test, wee punctured 608 times ‘travels 44 feet per second. Less than traveling at a high rate of speed a’ w orla records at Darton. © recent. . if ow wish good health try our Without the less of any alr. lacreese ‘ ; . , - ‘ oe » Hermedies for the bieod. tiver 41 0 000 2 000 a : . , t notice is not enough. less distance than 60 yards. ly, the Liberty engine produced ex- ye and rheumatian i cule ene ioe rp ae paren —— wre Engineer Gives Suggestions - ay : emx the without removing this wonderful tube ‘> * ~ sa Ji \ res ° gee ? ¢ PALO OT) * is no reason why nie sounéd- clusively hy automobile enginee s in " “se to try ewr BR aca Rest Ton'e for . he horn five seconds’ distance ow : a oo hat. weak stomach. If you are suf- from the wheel. and the Beauty ef ft al! How to Judge Distance and ee was Remember that every time voy ‘8 country, has been recognized as | fering with any complaint we would is thet this new puncture proof tube costs any given dangerous point ‘ the greatest aviation nm 1? be glied to have you ¢al! rite f 4 - ’ ta i . i lon motor of al! & : 4s OF write for ho more than the erdinary tube, en W arn Pedestrians. should not become a habit. The “Ke ® chance you are gambling with .,... any desired information. makes riding @ real pleseure. _ $e8 can ee : ' ; N write Mr BE. Milburn et a3" wet 64) mrest car motorman sounds his bel! the lives of other people as the Bix world speed records, continu- eat — by peng fey Any st.. Chicago, as he wants —, intredured ogg coming to an intersecting stakes ly — : — everywhere Wonderfui unity tor “Five seconds—that is the distance | oe yoo a teen nce ous flying, distance flying and agen's. If interested, write write bis today in terms of time that every automo-. bile 4driver shou remem ber—for the automobile horn should be sound- ed five seconds’ distance from the person or persons to be warned order to give them sufficient time to get out of the wat savs H. W. Hen- ry, chief engineer of the Kiaxon com- pany. In case of a motorist driving tn the congested business sections of a city, where truckas are often encountered. it is advisable to sound the horn 10 seconds before reaching any given point of traffic congestion. During night horn should be sounded frequentiy to let the driver ahead know where you &re. he main point I wish to make is that the average motorist today does not sound his horn in time to warn pedestrians and automobile drivers, and that he is not a particularly good judge of distances | The two most important elements | in any discussion of the proper time! nda horn are the rate of speed driving the in eo at which sound travels and the rate of speed at which the automobile is traveling when the horn is sounded. | Sound travels at the rate of 1100 feet per sé nd is necessary of course, to trans- late five seconds’ time into terms of distance Jt is apparent thet when an automobile is traveling at the rate of 50 miles per hour, or 73 feet a second, that the esutomobile horn should be sounded earlier than when the automobile is traveling at the'| rate of 10 miles per hour, or 14 feet! a second. | Take a speed of 158 miles an hour! as the average for city driving At ~ “ , 15 miles an hour @ car travels 2? ut 7 ff gaffe MY it " hy writ Hh HH Ta "ty! - ’ ; ci bet ait ; 7 1} if eis 1 sth well-built car and the poorly constructed car look very much alike on the salesroom floor. Paint and varnish can. cover a multitude of weaknesses in closed car construction. But you can’t ride on the paint. The superior product begins to prove day of use and strengthens its proof every day thereafter. At the end of a year the one car is ready to be traded in at a big depreciation. The Studebaker may not even need a fresh coat of paint. In a Studebaker Sedan the quality is built into the job. The body will not begin to rattle or squeak after thousands of miles of hard usage. It will continue and easy riding and will present a fine appearance month after month as when new. The mohair velvet plush upholstery will not be worn “shiny,” the windows will still fit tightly and operate smoothly and the fittings will still be firmly in place even after thousands of miles of use. Studebaker’s quantity production of cars of quality is responsible for the low price of this Sedan. EFight , & MODELS AND PRICES—/. o. b. factories SPECI LIGHT -SIX AL-SIX 5.Paes.. 1/9 W.B., 50H. P. 7-Pase., 126° W. B.. 60 H. P. =... . ——> - BIG-SIX = alee tt 40 HP. T eurtng s noe 97 Touring $1275 Roedeter (3-Pess.) —.__.1250 Coupe (+-Pum ) 1875 Seden . 2050 1225 1550 Terms to Meet Your Convenimnce WEBER MOTOR CAR COMPANY SOUTH SIDE BRANCH—"334 Seuth Grand ASSOCIATE STUDEBAKER DEALERS KRelk's (C-arnace Aute sales Service Company. East ht. Louis. Til. Mo Kioon Bros. @68 E. Bic Bend Koad. Web- Service (rmarage ster (foves. Mo. Kohier-Speer Motor Car Co.. 5055 Delmar ~ Fueret-Walkh Motor Sale Co.. 3918 Olive St. kt Lonix County Automobile Compaen: flarten. Me Warne Moter Service & Sales Co.. 45° Varne Tri-City Aute Sales Co. Shearburn Aute Cempanr. Alten. Tl. lames Auto A ivers Company. tnmien. Mo Nelburc Garnee, Wreieht fits Mo iestius Auto Sates. Pestus. Mo Braden A. E North Pratt Crantte city. Til. Vanee Albrecht Connauciton-VWhaien & Cou. Pine Lawn Auto @ Eiectri« Mo. Fred Rohn Aute KRenair ( o. lke Sechwearte. Fdwardevilie. IL ‘ Hi Leferer Pacific. Meo Rushing 3 hirk’s Motor Sales ( 0, G12 (.ravoi« Pind Battery & Tire Go... 8700 KMernhardt & Neihaus IS!°* TOCURT B&TREET KReomeont 40 and 41 Sidinew TS Augusta Mio Olid Monree Tie Soto. Mo Co. Pine Leen. Columbia. Til lierculaneum Mo New Haven. Mo (hharlies. Mo ir. T4854 SaliehPerr ( ollinevwille il a second. be given at & The next r is 30 miles an hour—as iIt| his or slightly ntercity and cross- Genneris Tlie. sex Nelson ( unfiff | HH. Cuvningham. 46° Pau! Thahlke. Matteswe. Ma Tr. §. Jeaniel«,. SS10A Huomphrer st J. Mi. Tbapren, 4234 Warne A* Mike Dbattale. SITR Cates Ax J. Devis, Collimevilie. I! Themae« Tavis. Bellevwitie. F)! Deideschemmer, Fred, 32457 Tennessee Art K BE lhempeey. 106 Clark Av... Ferguson. Me F. K. Diependah!. 3501 NN. 14th Ae. A 1. Diedrich. 1040 Wall &¢t 1640 Wells Ar. Lonule Ar lbonatne Whittier ss Callinsvitie TI! Radwerd«vilie. Ii! 4430 I natn A. Adolph and Clara Dietrich BR. Dolan. 40°70 ST oa K e530 4 lirune lone In« LDerne Narry TPragen, 2 ‘ Jirevrer, Bo" Arundel TF Martin Dbriech. Wichinnd. TI “uo €)) OF. OFbewechky. 1°°O Hamilton ( FP. lw Beane. 424° Weat Pine Th me. J Ww werer, Municinn arm. Bellefon- taine. Mo ‘ , aretommer y chwrraderthic Tj NK. Jd. Bbelart. 37S 4A Vtah Jahn Vv Ehrmann 7219 El Mere Ar Vi i rig Bol Big Leena Hel. Vi ebater (ereves Mo Ww. FP. Fllinger, S51 Big Bend Rad Vi ebster (i-reves. Moe. value, St. Louis buyers 467 St. Louis Pearl Eliman, 12 Lewis FL A. ©. Eneland, Girard. Il. Ferd English, 6818A Ridge Ar. Wm. English. 3950 Tholezan Ar ‘.. K. Epps, 40°74 Lindell Bl. (,eo A. Erman. 4021 Lafayette Av. Ww. B. Faber, 4055 St. Louls Av. "16 8. 4th St. 3449 Williams PF. ] eene 5078 Horton PF!. Walter P. ehl, 160% &. Grand B11. J. DD. Fidler, 6677 Waterman Ar. J. O. Finnerty, 1ne2 Hamilten Av. Hiarry Fishelil, 3124 Gever Ar, Frank Fitzgerald, 2708 Goodfellew Ar. M. &. Fitegeraid, 4811 De Tenty St. I). BR. Fitzpatrick, 1230 Amherst FP! J. i... laherty, 4071 Delmar Bl. T. V. Pierian, 5207 Delor Av. Wm. Felle, 3000 N. 26th Wm. Forthman, 4117W Kessuts Ar. J. K. Fescheimer, 5746 Kingsbury F'. Olin Foster, O'Fallon, ITIL Freak Foth. Granite City, TIL 1 . Fraley. 814 Clara Ar. Prank. 5768 Pershing Av. AO A a ee ee tnd Ate 4 - ee eee SE ee eee “ ee RR Germ oe oe 70R er oo Caneel RI le a ein oy lag I en ee re + 2 ea OO ee pen ae we ee - * ee es Alte cei meta Ee a TE ae ray Se arn 2 i et ae ir ae lene - es a ™ —

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-d ‘fe Tumes “sm fired. : , - 72, ] : / . . : j 3 7 , . a+ ities — 2 La sat ‘7 ; 723 “7 . . } re , wage 4 ST LOUIS POST- -OISPETCH : ity Cameafation ' Bet ‘ } ' : | Jeri = annie - ee = syste | — ons men RE ERSEELELEAD ERE “MAY. STERN & CO (== ~ Sale of KROEHLER Bed-Davenport Sui yt ectenen |= Ber tof ene Pee, OR derbi toes \ ce 4, ae “re 2 93 ~ al ? « « cages «. tar ed a ee ee 8 Oe ee te - Soc istere -eeu 7 _* ae pew. ot —~ -_ 2Te assured Month | | as 7 7H Classes and evesi . value your eves ing your ' = +> experienced tec stores. pina? Seacm meine | : Electric oll we | a tear Washer Wit! reawus . ; BOYS’ $1.50 LINED SCHOOL KNICKERS —— > “ : : ; EF | CASH CB ; cc} 5 sar—a Set CLOTHING COMPANY 7 iT 3 es TISag amc goo0c Mat tres . ©. Cor he oot © cettegs nn ~

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a anne PART | IGHT —————— — a - _ BIBLE OF “BREECHES’ EprTiOn “IESELHORST LEFT TO KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Baby Grand [Oye 21681 te one ot an $595 ams. ne 3 n Besa fi é ~ . ele te ane the] collection we i i | e-t \, \\ 3. ie, of e J am, HH, ook = — + “ : C4. ™ es . | | C 7 ag ‘ “ . } . ; | 7 . s 50 Ca Ss h AM GOD 4 $4 Weekly ; \ MRE OT : “BiRealize your dream to/| ©" catalogue Barrette | a beautiful Grand] . | ‘ Petes teen no. : Ragecer eee vhs Baby Grand is small in YAK - ‘Bisize, large in tone and admir- i ped ( .«e : | - : | Optician “ | with the same care as you welect your Surgeon, Set you will wonder how | amg It is exactly like cut—pop- | nut oo | — |) i | The expert Aloe Service is ac- Ha # Curate and highly dependable. 2 Bfor a reasonable charge you are assured of the very best in slasses and evesight protection. If you Value your eves and your vision you will y-Bed bring your eyeglass problems to our long- — *xperienced technicians at one of our 3 Pht Wt : B® Stores. ny (AS | sed 1A | ") : ‘ we /y - : ley || 3~Stores in All-3 513 Olive Street JUST EAST OF SIXTH 108 Washington Ave. Grand and Washington ° SF vVvEtnte . ee SOR? ‘ | ° | General News —s —~, — =f —— = ~ —_— — Ss nao = ——S= ————————EE — Se = ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 29. 1993. PAGES 29—36 —— > TT —= See Oe ——— eg — —= — oe ——— = B76 and 13. Recent Korean Christian Churches Recog- , vw . | foreign recognition dates from Apri) 1, 1911. artttr e recently that a group of etu- Pe resulted i! nized. ae Ee ae Korea 1 » 4 etiat — a dents, in protest, threw a gas bomb ; A ed Prem es in Korea now are recog Dancer Insured Against Spectators.’ at her. pay has now compelled the j \ ‘ I nized s legal institutions und t} VIENNA. April 9 A dancer ata theater to insure her person fer-@,- s e Jas that this loeal theater appeared in such scant); 600,.060.000 crowns, or $390. or MiMi SSS ae On . ery D) | = ay |S A MAY at Urnritiee SALE} oO WITHOUT COMPETITION ___2 | By saying “‘Without Competition’’ we are positive that the prices listed below cannot be beat. Months of careful preparation tle behind this ws great May merchandising event. Just a few of the many bargains are shown here; hundreds more are ready at the store. — | A \ . Dining Table and 4 Chairs PANNA i i | | c- a iinet iin Beautiful Three-Piece $ 8-Piece Queen Anne Cedar Chest Overstuffed Suite Dining- foom ‘Suite It will be a pleasant surprise for you to find complete living- room Sultes at such a remarkably low price. Fine quality, depend- able constru: mn and luxurious comfort feature these Sultes. It is cite is gs] A vr . values such as ‘than that are responsible for the position of leader-. e ts | : “Simmons Quality’’ , Bedroom Suite . . sepessesesees: Eight- Piece Period $44 Bed, Spring and [totnh Di; p Suit conan of large aromas, bow end ‘Mattress Outfit 7)” ining-Room Suite eet HY An upusually beautiful Dinitng-Room Suite, consisting of large- size buffet, very large oblong table and tapestry-covered chairs and rt SS E3 -~ 1 8. Ld if os ss host chair. Sulte comes finished tn a beaufiful two-tone wainut ee = and ts epecially priced for our May Sale. " Dp * he un - , 7rd, Ae a)? ; ~ Never —. will oe a me a ty of ~ present | Tan G *ferer Pure Cotton and Felt Mattress . ss Luxurious three-Piece Living- moon — site (39 g@Dr rad y : 4 ' - i ‘ vs ta ne Rg ee “Guaranteed Simmons Da-Bed and Pad ff Large-Size oat every home cou 4 wee one of eur le-Bede to excellent advantage, at the jow a j Oro e - ec r) ve re ent OT is nG ‘ rv ae '. +? i. , . v g*'=*a we ae . and ‘nwure re rar Caece ress that will give long, satists ane assive Bu e, ro))-ed constr on coverea ¥ be art tick ng Buy your - se oy — When unexpected guests arrive—that's when you appreciate the t'eal convenience of a Daveno Suite. A single motion converts a full-size bed. prac Blue Enameled Combination i Sone . Five-Piece reg Every homé can , nd piace for Cans: af ? leaf ta eand fe ag arnLew Chifte - ot e of t ®e gray or white ome eariy, as rome this fprinx« e of n rnited number of these sets at ~—for the spare } pedreom or to he head nnfinished at a a ee $12.75 mate mh the furnishifies of -our own bedroom. The I i, savings now eval abe mean @ rea! @conemy. Rugs and Floorcoverings At Greatly Reduced Prices PULLER LULL Se TPS Te ae $30.00 Brussels Rugs I ERE EE ERT Soaan i $65.00 Axminster Rugs iS Fok pine danepes enema en ’ Blue Cabinet Gas Range Refrigerator Think m! geod aised hart« Retrigsenter s* TTT i mili A LE EC a ny <9 ae Ea —— Pe - Cong ney Hee Re ee _- res)

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ly Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. oa oo )ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_— ———— — tats — | mS Rent— Own Your Own Home ar | INDEPENDENT SEP- Hi - —_ | AGI If} INDIA TUS. TIC TANKS es ie 00 CANARY BIRD ee Stop Paying - 7 fi Ay y HAIR OA SEWAGE DISPO-AL Parte ee steer a” i a a a ee , me Mixed With Sulphe INDEPENDENT reakness asthma. hard breathin “ This House, $250 Cash R¢ MDarkens So Naturally PLIW@ts6 a! HEAT ‘ woe - If you own your ows lot. we will B oa TX ary cw —_ - otha = aiance oi oe 8.08 . ad v # a D T — —— ; erec t for you this modern 4 or 5 bo . “ tet i“tiates wn r y rust rés ; Aq j room bhouse—like illustration—for — a sechons of ected | : on monthly pay- ormplete 2 - - “s — ~ A —_— — =a “YY >. a z ae. oS ory . ‘eo ° tue Sng * ere | A Se TL HOUSE |)Z NG eee See ' i age ee fad ig ah SA may 45 Say" ss to have a home of which transformation you can work It A325 proud. Come in tomorrow peer. Taree’ . > - = » pnt thee vi, SOE 8s eb ete ger ay enormou 4 ae\/ & ide oS - - of WHat a in your home with a com parativel y small —— waste time trying to kill powders, liquids oF mental prepsrst ms. ae "ae RN ' | | : , | 7-4 | et Eiteady For Ueo—Qetter Than . - 4 - Nees — . .~ . " ' oo - “t o Y t “ - : : . . co : P C2 a : : ; : *, ' _ . , + ; ' a = ; i i . a ms x. +. 15 ? z. box. : take e¢vrantage of our Arr "emnrgs | : | Bper' oT ee. ~ 4 - 8 Eee ee a . : on We SOLD EVERYWH _ so e+e ao > . 3 ' , . 7 _ - . > ' e | : . y yess = - ~ -_ : ~ Bie ; “ ~- ~ J : | - ‘ - . - he , sad a. 7 e mal > ~ = , “ - a _- ge. eee ee — = : ADVEBTISEMENT — No Down Rayment Required son acteee, ef whch et toe ser Overstuffed Bed Suite Sass GF —_ Piles .\4 3-Door Side-Icer pone Wil/ B {ili | ne goll. The counter 4 : Pe Refrigerator Can Be Converted Into Fuil-Size Bed in 10 Seconds ; 4 itso Stops Tsching of LAAAAAASDAAAAAL ALLL 2 3A DS SD. - « Haraecre = see “a2 rce =a os ‘s » > -_ - _ _ o - please the most par s+ed golden ca? $ “besterfie)d = 19 ‘ | ; ‘yy ‘Led La ‘ 1 ‘ tet A “ey Seo ade nhs. Beane como a on ot Cag, BEA Be HOW To Give YouRSE! ——___* 17-Jewel Elgin — $500.00 worms veagir to India. and seat = peas fs.y dentgved. Taccaee ange m= 4: TBP! PERFECT MASSAGE a pe |“: Pall king =i | ak 3 | Double Mirror Door "Re AT HOME EASILY NOW ~~. = - _ = | Mirror in Hat Box and MMM pic Way t='Reey the $25 "4 24 | se : 4 ‘Sa wei “|. , ecm Wardrobe Door > Leni sail "" xs c . 7 m : - ; . ; ‘ ai B -_ ~ : ° ” : : es ) . - . iit a ! ° TER . 4 MONTE . hewe ‘ | or = ) Ss _ = a —. An ideal piece of turni . 6 Cheeks Rosy. ie ee ee ek, SS lh LID WHITE D> WRIST a ; a *- : , «4 ture. Large inp as s+ -_ —_— « ¥ . : . a ~ ! a » : with . @ruwers - | 7 ATCH— 7 JER ES , = > ; ea : "i : - . - — he - a ‘al 2 2 ‘fC = ot - £264 ce: - .278 6” J. eS saseiiiniiaadaiineatinats Ea re , } venstiinds odes anudae - : , Americans. empicring Biue-Enamei , , : : : , on ue éc t ; ; =. with pull-out riat hea ° . tan = —@ °° when eo ve ee + —| acca’ — i — . : — = s BO ’ . ab ,- ~ = = : : and bangers. Specia. e 2 perieg in the last Combination Range Sara | ite Woe “? 2 5 i Mie a a . . tis ranteed $3 “e—"s slowress preb- ee Se W p Berger Sq92_ 18-2 sone oka te at en Gumentinntnes Sens | as ser ti: Suite ‘6: a” ~eves 22- -* -. ee - - eomperadie Talos a: " | ' OR a Fe eae a ~.se peroe.a:= com » * cp. m Toeséar >e Deld at chat betr ceageyrrys azy baby will be proed to Ge tn one of these Licrd a CAN BE CURED se urgenecis et | be ted into 8 full-size bed in ten ENTIRE BINCK AF FLATS SOLD a ee ae Free Proof To You $Y FRED W. GELAN REALTY C0 : Al I weet ‘ out ‘a aaa _ -=- . >*_6s6 6” - >s — —— _—_ — sh c= ‘o~_ ~~“ , ¢ repagte the as". r Tears @6 6 em ~~, ec” —_ . fF -_+. e7*4 a be Res luge ete : 7 : a 2. 7 = woe"? Treuserd Y ' - r* _—— = are - Pond rvo@s &a! ihe sia — ew e >. "ee cID are - Stun Yrversns g ve wie Tetter or rer min’ bew bet - anc 8° ore of © . 2 “8 pr — —— @ender soort ab~ : **s cee * Ou’ 4250 4A. TODeY _ 4. G. MUTZELL, Drugeiet. So 4418 West Me > St. Fort Warne Please cant without cami or © @Bier — me rou: Fer ee eee | - ; se he ne a“ : fee JO” 1030-32 FRANKLIN AVE “— = a ssteeae — cock Onty 75c a Week i

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DIS SPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a1 ARN HAIR DARK ARK 10 SEEK $] 32 000 rOR Give a Beantifal With Y Over Either wh SAGE TEA. "TRH || Goldman Bros. #* FREE =" ‘10 “ize 5 oo et bio | DOWN Buys This 1 DOWN Dias This Genuine Simmons Brass Bed Outfit Darkens So Naturally No- Consists of 1 Massive Genuine -: GES of oclcea ma bo é y Can Pell ah = month thie Yar acetal anitary” Miiider, which is quite sensible, as promation of heath vin ashes Wim Fe f ; my Ri Brass Bed, 1 Fine Mattress, appenrance i of the greatest ad. °* ° A Rema sai Piag ice : ; _ Re rig erator : = _ : and 1 Heavy Spring. compiete—can be ¢ a, on : _ - By a pA ee ee | , + Blue Bird SUNDAY, APRIL 29, erry (ah Bey: 064 een oti ee 599800040008 Lh a removed as desired. The old time mixture of Sage Tea for further information . eo Su! phur for Ccarkening gray, Emowadars, thougs, % troublesome ts gathering the Christmas ces) a ey”. a | 4 . bebe greaked and fe ded bs ir 18 grand RING CO. We sgber's recipe, and folks are again " . 4, a A 4 ex ’ ’ : " ; . 4 . “itt. i: 7 2 \ , i 7 - auc’. impr eu vs ue ac Dn oe . : T 5 : - @G U : i . e = ‘ this = ——————— A 4 —_ it to keet tbeir hair a good, oye 7. . — . ™ = ° . : -" ’ . . -- - — . Su * whnmomrn . : - - and , a eet a. : 9 . -} — z : j . e _ . = ; : , : ri Roe eT % wor « ‘ ' i a | . cy rar a1 : _ : — . my) i ' popu: ar \s al alt . , | : 7 re ed ; , y . " tc — ’ | 2 ; i : : . it i ; — j + : . , } or, rs " . eh, "inra . Zi« . ‘ j : , Tr: ————- it has we applied Rimnple » vour comb or a soft brush a . ’ » , ~ . * : vr, : " ” — 4 + - ‘ ‘ ; a ' , : . : : ; . ~ : . . . died > rt " ~* le 4 o | : ~ Z v* rs 4 irr ‘ [ a ne ' f : . ae | ter end appea! , 7 r | ’ ‘ . ’ ‘ ‘ yy : . . ; . " . . sa : ; » _ ieh i 80 nt act: : a , . : ; ' —_ . , yt : 7 7 Se otis a aa A _o . 7 | H : ~ i $105,000 raised last year. Reports i| 8 ———ad eS eae 3 | : D; t these beautiful ~ f . | _ f th rincipal committees were aN)? | | | ou ese veantem easy for you } ok a ade | i) | aE | | mner Brass Beds at this you call be ‘ ‘4 eettteae ty | = : = —fi, F , . : low a in order ho “ Z — sa" ‘ ." > * ane ' . ; ~ © e ~~ ° le Pal ' i th y and let us tell a: and Day Cam} : Z Set dispose of them quic We are i to make yo , oer hay tg vote. wap. ia eile : | : Y---—> ~~ tr af heavy spring “sy Gs. &® 7s. ei aa to have: STEARNS? ee i — | Free the offer aay Bodine, ~ -@ Regular $75 Value, vin i Bil. _———- =s | not Tm a _.. Complete for Only ——— ELECTRIC PASTE padre toh ‘ RR E \ ame /A : ——f al eT : Bie Guaranteed ine last three mnths there were 225 I Bi — ~ | || | Goldman 7 DOWN Buys This . Buys a nator for Cockroaches, Ants, er Day-Bed Buck’s Gas Rang ‘ We are closing bugs, Rats and Mi e. h, | | oan a, a —— = | n't waste time trying to kil! these f about f of th The Boar J | ‘ a Bros. th powders, liquids or any | nm fue es 4 ‘thi perimenia: preparations. Ready For Use—Better Than Traps Bo: bor, 3k 15-oz. box, $1.50 _ 6O0LD EVERYWHERE 4 ADVERTISEMENT eS Quickly Heals Sores and Conquers Piles Also Stops Itching of Eczema es Oe eee ee ur Special Leader—worth $30 —>- SEE Rema Bintaly fons a: rith city of : , NOT Ch Arce ~ , Goldman Bros. are | one 7 ‘Si agents for Buck's Stoves and Ranges. | See our Special Lead. , er in a Buck's Side- A new invention—so easy i open that a child can Oven Gas Range for perat It A b tif cn by id bed b night or pad sais ton aia a, “ hs 50 separately if desired. We have 7 wh . »* . és | | 5 a large selection of beautiful ' e ° etal | ee j pads See our Day-Beds; LONDON PERAMBULATOR RACE Oi, | are, Bir —_—= ts low as | 4 Liberel Alou a HELD CRUELTY TO CHILDREN | —_4 — Blue Bird Dinner Set Free Made for Your Old Range Public Sentiment Opposes Use of Fa- (e@77? ge>> wee: mous Sporting Course for ‘ | > ' , Contest Among Mothers —— ak iH ; ivf —= WN B R + ol eg le ce | | 44; ke Si = DO uys 2 ugs in l ADVERTISEMENT Oe oe eee c we . ; —~ Le MDW T0 GIVE YOURSELF = scvmsss: smal anGersized pieces such as are advertised every day. a. en teiahe od Meee. daltons mr Scie moe ath ~ Regula: value ; : - | i ame one begeellngl wae tha ond! Ob ) fa on Either auty Expert Gives Sim- «rained tor tne event. Since the wa: itll ~ We Call Attention * oP" — Box and : Way to Keep the ; ’ > ; . Z ; . - : i " 4 - - or . - : aA * - 5 "> ee ed Su = = . >. See these beautiful reversible Rugs — not Beautiful 8-Piece Dining-Room Suite | tiie tied advection’ ough ’ 3 : day. They are seamless and SPENDS ‘PREMIER NIGHT’ IN JAIL : Or? n Special Sa le | | a —_ ome ome ce Bigpemn 5 . a heel — — Prem T Drama Author lias Preaded ‘ oye vl — Rice ea Sac — mt . = a som J - _— nto go onenay - a ' Sane ‘ J : , es | » oe ee library, SA ay em or | aaguemeey ) . . ' , . . oe iret Nicht metthleod | 5 | colice . lee had hd thin = ‘ sf Thin bor rzain—t' % : > Tt Tht Seite con- ‘ aint ef one Tierfie ' ‘ . he ir” wre ‘(ren ’ «rte is for ¥ P a . - . oe, eae mes nervo , —, | _ If you settle your account in 30, 60 or go days’ SLACK“ WHITE ph = ; Complete ” tame we will give you the 10% cash discount the ; n ppe wit | a | i ee same as if you had paid the money in advance. ty Creations > ome have > & Sold Yearly Soneenr, eh ee) ieee PY | : IF YOU LIVE OUT OF ST.LOUIS WE SHORE So | Pee ATL PAY US A VISIT | peotiade : eye ainatinal : eam WE SELL FOR CASH OR es, Se ee nial ond saan e. oe ON EASY PAYMENTS| “7 eee-ree - ' . > farm rhlle _ ine apr: ete fo S| wee tem coos on terme sat 1102-1108 Olive St. A Pty BLWE PAY THE FREIGHT t ~ for aut &® eule Ne treaties ee Ss 'ha re ‘e™ enti t by WR cabr ren tom i , 7 : . » » . -~ . - -- “ere = . = - M ieee ‘ . s 7 ee —o' ot ‘ -_ ae : - A Pe a

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scrat and the Times Combined ee — - - = C c — -. n Oo ine 2 il , J }- hn _ etfeee « = PRATLIGL y 4 : ba ui | 5’ 2) ye -i Jen? : = iL, Th Pes “*) S7. LOUS POST-DISRA TCH i in LitN _ArCula i ‘ . ie e—_—_—_—— o_o _ ——~—e- oe + — - a wa Cc — _ — - romptl ct OO LLEEA EEL = C1 See ee > ee De oR we a . . r om. * x z ~ 5! a ts as af = = ? ‘ : — ‘ « : , j . ‘ 5 7 SJ | (\! [ a AAAAARI AAD DN ene rire yp et! ~ 2-Piece Mohair Living Room Suite $400 Bedr ee TTT | a - . tra delverr faci ‘are of the tremendous ~ ie during this sale Howepen in preventing congestion iy your purchas ssibi a a Magniticent Mohair Overstutied Suite - : . ° : . : = - | : . ; : . . ; Je ee g -4 . : armchair 5-Piece Windsor Bedroom Suite | $155 Combmatien Range 595% ~ 7 ’ J . $40 Renaissance Breakfast Suite | 3 hild oli To: : —_ = eS $1.23 Weekly Pays for It i suze. perceiais 2 bins- | Ari) ECU iy JJ ee a ' =Jj 7 ~- a om re Spee: -_ —_— L "F - — Por aed — — ~ : a a | é \ Ture offerings a: iN and \ ~~ p F . - 2 =— - : ——— . ae $55 Federal Cabinet Range . — —— Beautiful Wicker Serite s'é- $22.50 5-Piece Breakfast Se*: ~~ — ) bo $8 End Table 50 Canh— BI W erkia -- — wep wi $9 Porcelain Top [ ff) ELTA Ad. TUL prshsshsbbhid * VU] }) hh hd yy f | —" ' ~” \ Walnut Writing “a 1124-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET —r—

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The Cilw { } *y* ~ r " , > i.) a a. ; -ltY Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and ty i ee | m ee wees | es] ; . ie ho ae - Me WV Seeus = ay 4 cates ot Ua, Si. Luuis Fusi ior ri wi | - ~ ——— = - —_ - - — - . — —— — - = a meget ~ : 7 = = ~ — ed panei as _ —— - . ~ eee ee ee = SSS SESS SSS SSS UNION Will Offer Their 2d Annual! -™ TOA ’ raat 5 OE LRM al Ate Nine maa . a NUT ' rf ea? a? $75 Massive Davenette Suite ™* SS his massive Davenette Suite ts upholstered in fine quality brown Spanish mitation leather The divan opens into ea full-site bed. Armchair and rocker to match. e : ee _ if Ff if , iT. dl Geel Gunmen Gennes o--* /] TL ( emendous Volume @ffm waiting tor. Is Lhe Opportune time to furnish quailty furniture in one time IZing that a= sale. Howeve 4 Om home at al tremenaous saving. And, too—you this Heals 71\ ing . public the , Treate =T values ever . _ - : ere Oe ; ie ‘jnely constructed Davenette Sulte, saiaaieianadt tor tae in brewn ,4 4 re oveme sh imitation leather. Divan opens into fall-site bed. 1 oP congestion by. n ane advantage of the Ni beral extended payment offered, we have cut our prices from Seb 2 co to W%. $400 10-Piece wining-Koom Suite $ Armchair and arm rocker to match. Priced in this sale at.. , f° . " l furniture vou pur- You will miss a big opportunity to save money If you _ ; - 3 ~ ' A’*Ftoo?r Lamp is a thing of beauty no matter where it is placed. You can never have too many of them in your Kitchen 4 : oe is : =p a 4 Crib 4 Sisuemaiiel Bed heme. Many beautiful Lamps ere offered dur- mons Steel Bed: has 2- ing this sale at this amazingly low. Cabinet | 2 aia Ate -: se % 2g a ae es . it ‘ _ us post and finished in price. = = > 7 , oe ae 4 —— $5.95 The shades are made, lined and fringed ae >>. with a high quality silk. The standards” $25 Combination are sturdily built. A remarkable value’ Shoe Shine Mectric fron a a ronveniences, It has the Bird Cage _ i el ss S _——= == eifting flow? n, su : —— — ‘ > 7 : | | ——— : on io hes “ghatas Massive $45 las B Bed $26.75 ) “ , : tc. Speciai and Fernery —— sat —= Ribbon banded, satin-fit shed. Sim- Genuine Simmons heavy 2-inch post This is the time of the year when zed Brass | asa Bed: heavy fillers and big ; ! . store away your W in ee a genuine réd4 cedar. A —- that you cantet ef tiene army TT) 2 eee coe a ma Ht" Wl -- ah ———* . tb Le 7 Seteetnnaaiiation Ge TBNE? OL? AON OTN LEE TY EEE mm & paces | |B ay | A; tically ‘coustrected: fyi: aaah | Steel Lawn — Porch tine 2 15 ee Pn ett Simmons $20 Bed. Spring ea illustrated. "$8 75 f ii 1} we wer ie, ER, RMA OX pane Newest Simmons oontinuous post vaikeatT eae § : CZ Bed with flat flllers and finished in gold lacquer; complete wit staréy Spring. Sale ie - ~ dly structed * ughout and has extra . iine nd ports The seats = bac « Attractive Reed Fiber : Simmons Gold Lacquer. Bed Lamps ) . : nie With Spring and Mattress This Simmons Bed has heavy continuous posts with $ F 50 1 fillers. It is a splendid Bed and comes " Clothes . ais eompletg with steel spring and comfortable Seen ms mattress. A real ie = = | bargain a : wr Ss > dstumers ay iglarge size Fiber Reed Floor , one | an - eome in varied enamel fintahes. White ‘namel | The shade is lined apd fringed with silk. iiampers ’ a \ truly beautiful Lamp. Very specially Monda’ priced Beautiful Fiber ei i ; ae , ‘ ——————————— Baby Carriaces — . . = 2 4 7 —_—_——-_—_— : This large size Phonegraph—ef genuine - Sel oe. m Ls = maple Porch tocking oak—has & clesr, This larze . mahegany or sali Chair will abwars come tn handy sweet. melediews tone — measures 540 around the heusee. At this price you » ‘ in. @eep— — PS >t should purchase wY = : 2 @everal .. 7 , " ) 3 Ns ‘3 . : . For baby’s sake—one of these Fiber Carriages. Fintshed A> gag and has reclining The bosy is pivoyed ing tt impossible for baby to be thrown sideway &. ———$ $$$ — + ~ — einen 1/77, % Ait 4 SHUNTNY bry. ‘\ gg 25 5 Ses oe oe Merten, =" $29.75 ra sor] i =i = eeemeen HOUSE FUINISHIN G : Wt] ] [jee C2 Qe es - + LUT, r. 2 € 3 tee . * & at >. a gi) e hay low at ye 7% fa ont Beautiful Coferial Buffet. well = == | ee ae Rage: a large assortment of «plendié constrected of quarter-sawed } ie } price of ... cae $13.75 golden oak finish with Freach Sats Coengelcaum Art Siiens. genuine Gold Seal Congeleum plate mirror back. Friced for this pot yay in | one piece, Witheut border sale, 1s. eS - pid nko ee m+ Jw # \e ae * eee -~ o oe

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_— oe — 4 ; ’ ’ & 7 ° e _ _ Pre pat CL ='ane a} : » See : ers —_ o> ‘ 3 a ere J } e-Yyerm ocTra’ and the limes Combin 2 a = : e-- ™ - — ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH he City Circulation of the Dally POST- oxalate oe ee ee eg RR (RETA cd “SUPPER POPULAR = cut awar at he aide - In Studio and a arin _ ‘ -_ >, aK, ot habit dail de em Be « - ' Matters of ic nt ee +o Louis Lovers of-drt ~~ 100 BAYER’S fot NCINI ASPIRIN i “6G go og wrt —— onday | : } Special. 4 + : | . Too FAT? Reduce Easily!) sxc Hy hat [ Have Learned Maie eaurely of in 47 Years Practice The anions Appliance Corm =39 1005 Lecust Street. St. Louis, Mie Tie. tte Oe ee ee ee ae , ~ BA Sa ee a “~ a a. daneny — —- ? ~_ ~ AD =sT- bymrnechno is! hediis * == / ors Si a) Woman Fasts ‘_eieneieeeseeeea#t eee & @& © 7 rheesancs 2 eae ae : _ Ea eee | Over 50 Days FAT ANKLES ay mg | DIERKISS | | how one tries to avad it. Of next with . ktothesysiem — | Woman Relieves Appendicitis by | TALCUT | i when i comes, I believe i | Do? Sue Som coeicetcn! i | Loses 50 Pounds. Verr actraccrely designed ‘erm to the roome of the « te “melow bSrewnr” or rer wired compiete with lamps ~ 5 e ~ ; Was aave Tiec i-Light (ears _ > 5 ‘a : Light ‘ omg —_ moderz Slenca! > sth a FAT HANDS, WRISTS Slemderizce with 34OTT LL TREATYEST salts are certac:n. - ~y 89 UDGE® DOLPH: 25¢ Cuticura Soap 25e Packers Tar Soap 1@c Paimelive So2> 60c Pompeiarn Powder 50c Lablache Pow $1 Angelus’ Lemo $1 Pyrrhocide Toot! 50c Pepsodent 25¢ Listermme Tooth Paste. 3 25¢ Samitol Tooth Powder or 3 ° ror a al refers The POST DISPATY newspaper g ring. f,J - - ry "oa yt ag ‘O dm ¢ > me ¢ ‘) ‘> fs ‘> Sf. i w de f) esi te ay The Orgina ~“rsee na LAPAC PILLS 11¢ At Jude Dein « MEDICINE PRICES ©; . pt for | c = | : $2.00 Pa M th a ni 7 | | ; er Vion Allcerkea Baume ‘Analar«ieoer Seo : “Soto S a IVAN-ESS STOPS FALLING am T ee, “*utsieae =e iter apres oe he eee — (82 see fee = meee) S50) mm a ao New Buthding bund \ Spee April 36— Maer 4, CLIVE WASHINGTON | oz. 7th & LOCUST for Betoer o (Mts remndvegs West End WINTER SARDEN Haee *ea ¢@en8 *oor ot See wer tees + Deeg emer tipima *

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ETNDAY. i APRIL 29. 1923. ts Ss Gyrafoam Ultimate Choice e Invite Compara. onstrz..on. tfully demonstrate home—at your con. Easy Terms num tub, which cannot Maytag come t superioritrs Corporation uis, Mo. « enutral 637 pee 7F ” epertse Trom Ihr «ictans gre ee you on the goed e’’er: | a nee |] preecribe . weal aTNDAYT, APRIL 29. 1923 The City Circulation of the Dally POST- DISPATCH ome ee ATIONAL SE RIENTAL Dancing Contest ALL THIS WEEK! Twice Deal is ra yety 14th and Leewat THE vs. THE cirkt “we GIRL Ys. iN IN BLUE pe RED abe You ran eet the beat worm at ste tn advance! + Phones: Biive 4573; Central 612_‘ TO PREVENT PAIN im the Extraction of Teeth. Conductive Anesthesia (Nerve Blocking ) When properly administered most cratifving results. Ne eo Patient and the dentict. It is pieastre te me not te hurt vreu. 7 Nervous People Receive Careful Attention. R. H.E. DOWEL CES DENTISTRY WEL SEVENTH AND OLIVE. &. FE. CORK... Over Sandperl'«. Fatrance on Seventh Street Hieurs: Dally 8 to 6: Sundar. 9 te 1° — /“EMPIRE” Fixtures for the Bungalow Fine Enough for a Mansion— | DINING ROOM — ere.) | smo | Very attractively designed and the si! form to the roome of the ave rage home Made of solid braae. finished im “mellow brown” or velvet gray wired complete with lamps and shad Priced Within Reach of ga KITCHEN SS ltt. 5 aS zes are proy ortigned BO AB tO Con- with gold high lights. Fixtures es as shown Kitchen l-Light Complete with ade $ 2.40 He i-Light Complet v th Ral 5S 33) ¢ Bath j-Light Compiete with Shade $ 1.15 Porct ]-Light Complete with Shade $ 1.15 ) ng Ro MUEAIER Complete with Lampe €12.18% Dining Room 6-Light Complete with Lamy _ y igh*® .y mt oo? >> f ompiete Outi Be mm Ag Om} e with Lat as shown : — Household Iron Retiable Congiite Curter | . Sitiurdy r “ * $9 ce Fu iy G la Tan! A Quality Prog. oo \a puaranteerd Highiy Fre! EMPIRE ELECT RIC CO., 408 N. SEVENTH ST, | ONF DOOR NORTH OF JUDGE & DOLFH : ,e j rr gem ww BO weare : , _ A * ed . gr rr. v. “ Adier'ks a. bowe! cases. Fome © gned) Dr . i r a © nn ‘hha ® £ : ae) i» o ‘rom . . are ' reope ,¢ “ . aya me ® rare n 2 : ‘s sold "rg © i tt TT leo fs nh * . fion. BEnéerie Drug ane ' . SS \ ~Y, if —— _—~ —, s in 7 Cittes, to Reason” ve You Money =. ~ $98.9! 50 Pasy The POST DISPATCH is tt e only St. Lovis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE CO. CLAIMS HONORS AS T0 AGE The St. Lou futual Life Ins ‘ance Co. lays claim to being the o est old line life insurance comp ure id- any n the West—oreanised in Missour in 1857 under a perpetual charte! and. white not the iargest, it is one s of the strongest life insurance : : > °T" * 7 , panies in the world. The comp - — | , .7 has never contested a claim officers long ago recognized growth and future importance of t! Olive street. Grand boulevard and Washington ard district. a quiring valu se frontages wher property in that section was a drug : are re oce £ rEgs ree-s oom e just wes Gr be oT Washing | one of st-appointed u ance office ' ize n a © yy * *-* ° 7 and comma is the adrmmiration of » | ek , ‘s juniors for his alert mental work Sir John was a member r € ymbined staff of War corres} q f ‘a T eT > ew Yort era wh e ed th Fr 3 sian wa £7 ind = — wv ‘ . = -_— 7 . Fs ‘ Pe q ‘Think what A Royal Automatic Storage Gas tea-kettle. It provides pi - ‘ meee o~ / S —_ + Mitten |" TLE ; ° _ = a —— _— = — e___ NG ae cer rrereeatt Size 32 for hommes with one beth kitchen and laun- dry fixtures. $92.00 * Goes ceseere pay Approve Hh il AMAA ‘ UU TT nh o-—-—-—_— Water Heater does away with the bothersome hot water every hour of the day or night in | Automatic sevice is more convenient and less costly. Tho usands lute safety of Royal heaters Located in works day in, day out without attention. We alec manufacture the on the same principle but witheat the eutomatic BASTIAN-MORLEY CO. LAPORTE a tom~ati ic Storaye Gas Water Heater basement. a Royal . Automatic your plumber or write direct the Maree! Non-Automatic, bai!t feature 1~D LOS AMGELES CALIF Installed by all plumbers Stocked by plumbing sup ply jobbers everywhere alone Exceeds that of the Dafly Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH' —85 —_— a Wo lid witale Pg il de Pg at le el - oS! fn ane am. all © Quick! One motion changes it from beautiful davenportto restful bed. Ask to see a variety of Davenport Beds at furniture store. Copyr.ght 1923 Davenport Bed Makers of Americ Gi DAVENPORT BED | SERVES BY DAY AND BY NIGHT any good — GLASSES ON C weak eres Epecial Attention Paid to Children reasonabie. 604 Olive St. (Over . ayd’s Cle. Ce.) Pay ~ 1 -00 a Week Yeu rmeed not suffer. headaches eo ether discomforts resulting from pot prepared to pay cash. Use your a All work guaranteed. Prices DR. GEO. A. BAUER, 3d Floor REDIT just becatee ‘oe are CANDY SALE 51? Locust No Phone or Mail Orders 706 Washington Sonaninealll ' Wr" a Sor | rr" Lerresesee assert Uy MONDAY! As a special inducement to acquaint all Saint Louis with Herz Sweets, we offer the most sensational “special” for Monday only. “Quality Chocolates’ 25c per lb. IN CNE POUND BOXES ONLY 4 id Assorted Nut and Cream Chocolates. Our finest ‘‘quality”’ t sweets for 25ca pound! A delightful variety of flavors and sizes. Never before have you been offered such choice confections at such a sensational price. > a We know when we make this offer that thousands will ase And we are prepared. Morning purchasing will be appreciated. NOT MORE THAN 10 POUNDS TO A CUSTOMER DOORS OPEN AT 7:30. COME EARLY Take Elevator ote ste Years Is Due to sible anywhere. -—=_- EQURTHBIG WEEK: HONEST —of the Phoenix Spring Opening Sale. Don’t make a mistake, the Advertising Phoenix prices are always the lowest and terms the most liberal pos- ' ~ |i Goods stored FREE until wanted. - 7 EASY TERMS EXTENDED TO ALL. GOODS STORED FREE TILL WANTED Cane Davenport Set . os ° CANE DAVENPORT SET lsome 2-piece Cane Davenpor or overed he: tif velou - - _-* ce * ’ > 4 ? ’ y n fortu } we | the om @2n'e at Terms to Suit Your Convenicnce hancenorr a € a*e¢ 12 Double - Face me bh FREE 10-inch §=Recortip i} with eveng Wi Phonograph sold. . i 7 peewercrcenl & ¥ — oe Medicine Cabinet and Mirror * use Cabinet is 1-5 5 it es and the 49 Xo Mail or rhone Orders on this Item DAVENETTE ome ‘tebe - This ‘s «a truly wor Gerful ®wite At a moment e« neotfice tie s favenet’'¢ - ai * pe ‘ed it a size, comf “ . - ed } . an . with . v 4 ¢ af epring»s : rey rocke “4 avenette are ; iad * ea itr mita : eather ePreeveed? »> -_ - We are showing one of the tergest & sortmente of models in the city. n75 numerous different “ | 4a byp—-> “CHIFFORO - : —- £ . nat c CG @ 4 ¥ ing makes f ce of ma ‘) a? ’ ia) ra wre te Terme 685 epecial Tal 1k ne Marci e av hog ; x or Waeilput a \ ng a Monthly GoolerFREE bret " @ lerrs } Bridge & Beach anc Charter Oak: ever; styie made Pull line of the cel brated ( harter seo " and KBridge A or ©CcomPinatior RANG ES 5 black gray white or TERMS TO SUIT 1226 /OLIVE ST. Axmuins Velvet usse ls Vie Complete 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite 1-o<"" ~ eo . 00 eet eae 2 wee cee nee a ~* a . . we a ASC EE PE —

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es) pl IS cetea a N ees: : o-eereaneeanesee ET ’ > 2% - Me > . aroxrimaiely Equ sat of fi silvy Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. - . = »- « « = —_— xy POST-DISPATCH alone Ay MYSPATCH The City Circulation of th aly | | —— ——— = ar ee weal den — =, CONVENTION OF WOMEN EE = Hotel Claridge VOTERS 10 MEET HER ————_— oa Saint Louts *To. ™ RL Meyer — Manager” ,wL Aisi = Solving, the Home Problem For the Business Man or Woman —wr reyes * Ij 4 —™ Phone Orders | Wan Ess | Fities \\ | eS bee Hut | ‘ h mTTnnTTTTAN T= NuTone eo Wii ~ 6 NS Gere i nt =e ee ee TOUS SYNDICAT URCHASES GARDE MUTATOR ‘noel todd ig gan bin ind ULE TU ~~ oo - wine VL Taadis tian T inn gna i mit . | =——« Prevents Tartar and Decay || =: ) cated cavameis 3 a S Cleans Between Teeth : | ah = ca en teath onachiue whe hidaen | BLASS, VIE 6 Fastman-Made Bax Premes | Se ass g°¢ cTelces—where decay starts and | Incremses Vitality and @rives sum ? ‘ ae, eee iease. ~pecially priced ~ a ——S then Te - me 2 sak > - me POULT VUAITINNTLIIUVELUI gig CU Hit A IE A Seen + BC —~— Sun | : ma tit] a SPRING WAID | Compact Rouse | > > a ee == T ‘ores Maia White Ivory Clocks |§ ay — Be — W W W W W W W Ww W Ww Ww Ww W Ww WwW WW ~ W W W WwW W W W W WwW sia = W Ww W | W ; W W W W Ww . W W W W - W W W W W W = W W. Ww W he W w : W : W W - W WwW , W W =. $2.48) HAIR CLIPPERS a“D cUtTTrIseG Ale came: very best temmpetd «teei cufting — ‘we st=ee which stil «ut the bar nem [atanteess. and fust the ching *ortenc lienning time = vee bee The ‘*‘ellee "ec «f oar Eesular $2.55 “at proees tar Menger: Valine: sale “bhilies’s Beech Pewder . Prmce Prutrock & Litton Fourth and St. Charles ff celebrating Our Sixteenth Anniversary Hf ith Profit-Sharing Reductions ~~ ™ “-s » 2 eo J >~—~* yr » ee AYRE ie _ Special Sale of Seaps Seg s Unscemed. “2: 3 w $e | Woscbary s. Gesme’ oa Cuticura 2"s caxe. Dex of 3 canes SSc | Fut-0-a8" ee . ae : ‘ vial ¥ it ;' ; B i ; Secmewda. ‘°c. 3 © Sc | ; i? = Editonial— | - ~~ ~ - > - .- sn ae | —b. bar fure U2zste car Pure Biwe Wi Caste Sale Price, 89c, Special Sale of Rubber Goods : - > Near-Kid s-amies red rubber Hot Nail Preparations , Water Bottle: guaranteed tes vears TT 2 ‘igs« Xa Ts =f ntemaitinne © ; $5 Alpha Feuntaim Srrimge: etirs large 1 | - i ._= me rubber tuling: guaranteed Heusehoid Enbbher §Se $258 Washtncton Combination “rrimge 59 i Het Water Bottle: cusaranteced Ladie=" Eympirr Vaginal Spores guaranteed - —— as SS an. $ a : FACE POWDERS | WOLFF-WILSON'S PRICE-CUTTING SALE an ag f ) ; rh o-3reter = REPUTA | Sensewteic’s Tea. 2 for 7 aa r ) | - ai 4 . > Te . —- : npetw ‘| Sa Sepatica __T3e-450-88c Phenciar Waters; og of BF tats ai tes _ - ~ eae © ava - “ ) °c - : = _ | 3Se Energme Orv Cleaner L Game FES | a ------ \ trees for th ~t9- Bin : »&Dt kl . ~~ ec: c.. - » ; ” ! o . “ . . am — ! : : * ~- ‘ » 2 . ~ ~ a : - 7 : 58c a Pe Jir-mer- - a NO EE o - é : t., Oe ee a, | | , | 3 : | = wring of. | 30c Menner's Shaving - oy FAG enh eee ae 4 -~ the is ee = oe wee ret! *2 ; * g3 ocrupTtag ameasr pte ov | a = rer i oer cert met aI * Er sere ~~ oe - i —~— >... ~ Nets Cag sly pnb do Sd ne $2 Hughes’ : ideai No. 66 3 19 33 Wo Hair Grush yi. 75 | Rentao zum FACE CREAMS SLR DL Bair Tonic Se Si Parke-Davis Americar Gi; xt £3 Soyo S| $2.25 Boneilta $] .89 | RADIO SPECIALS . Clay. jars HEADPHONES == = mh. . . ee >’ _" week started with tie Pederet|. [2 «ene Nine-Piece Dining Suite x arge for sends 3 a Pompens * ~~ =| es mu a ee : the arrcet ted Me ADI AC = paws roar. See ohune : ~ _, . 1 “ | } ' s ; . . £TOLT tacirs 2s 2 = 7A - z ~ Tac eR BS * rele Preach oorpe ae == \accem Perbes : el ef $600,900. of which =o \ alee \annerens 89 Former "$45 00 ¥ te Price $27.48 us before you buy cige- Racio supplies 42c 83c oe scone Same su:te, exght preces, without the «iver caSrinet. now. $280 . *- wv

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S = A ~ AN . ~ SEEN oo". eS — SSS QQ A WS \N\ GQ|_G_EE we Sooo a QbhbbbllWLLL A AS SSS XG HOU eee « ~* WN Sree SH SILOS ssitiiaaaidauaa RMQVAQARQAAAAEAAAIAM-_ IAM|_-Ag 0O AMAA vate MQHO LOMA IS . ae -- — neon ” — OT a -eSueneeen ——— - = - 7 _ — - — — 2 — = — - - a —————$— — —————_ moun, gee Say ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “Wms ‘APRIL 29. 19 ‘ Bid q | SY Se cc a Ss . . —seer c — SE ————— -—- - Se Productive Publicity, Pileerces. Profits. Lou TS. St ND AY MORNING. AP RIL 99 1993 The More You Say the Better 'Twill Pay. — - _ —— - _ — ER [3 ——————_—$_—=— ll —_—-—_~ “a oa —_—-— —_—— ‘ i n to Secti ion (See Section “B’” for Employment, Rooms, Lost, Service, For Sale, Autos and Musical.) ‘ For Lense For Sale (Business 1” Houses Ertc. (Colored) 2 Personal Prop. Loans ...17% Kaburban Prep.—Fur.. . > Flats Wanted : Garages. Stables 2 Improved Prop. for Sale 12 Real Estate— Fiats for Sale Houses Wanted : Maplewood Property... 5 | Real Estate Loans , _ Stocks and Bands Clayton « Kust Side Proverts Fiat« for Kent _.. & * For Sale (Realty Houses (Furn., Wanted. 2 Money Wanted 13 Real Es. (Other Cities) .. | Suburbag Prep. Wanted. 5 Bi * THREE- TIME AD woerte LESS, PRODUCES PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. Sus. Prom. (Bor Sale 11 Dwellings Wtd. to Rent. * Farm Wanted Business Property Wed... 4 Dwellings for Sale Financial finish: 36 envelopes and cence cards; ———— _ ee ——— —_—_——— ———— _ eee = eee at FIOUSSINDIGATE Residence Purchased by NEW FEAT FRM “yin op PLANTERS BUILDING WILL BE _ NEW HEAL ESTATE HACES CARDEN —- Christopher W. Johnson 1) FN OFFICES MAY ceca sare] READY FOR TENANIS SRE 1) 00 i ~ seaman a. oe oe " a io: ae hae vane — Ce ne al Landmark of St. Louis Has Been Transformed * et Tic. iii end CM, Wallerhiuncn oo... Pal git > ee , Eugene Christy, Formerly With J APARTMENTS | 2 ” - tt os ite , | Formerly of Trust Company, theo asehs ihninniiiin: Helidas dine Into Modern Office Structure, With Mercantile, Opens Office in ae, SS | ee hip Brown road in St. Louls County; tx Up-to-Date Advantages. Wainwright Building. Pr} ; ae - = Direct ed by Paul Jones. | nes maces . Ree r. J. Mullin anc M. Waiters, gins to Frank H. ] man nt- 'terations to the Planters Butld-,at the wonderful results obtained in| FEusene Christy, for 12 years , e ee me: connected wth the reais : to Ic] aver Planters Hotel, the transformation ef this historic, mamager of the rental department ‘ Who It Is Said, Will PS | | ge ie. ma epartme! the Mercant oem i , ° pes 7 | pert: WS re es a ae prise landmark into ea modern office bulid- of the Mercantile Trust Co., has ” 4 | . memes b a ey ist | have rt partnership grounds EE a Mier eth a> ave progressed b POIs: Ware a" ae opened an office on his own behalf m rend boxes, attractive i» delicutety Tra ™ kb applied with purl, which tk in e 73c Violet Ray Gon & STRENGTH ity and drives away ° ® . $ , m3 ‘ . . y . ‘ : - —_ oe ’ 5 Pa . =e = — , e — 7 . ; : , : en eee nail . R= ON enna on : & » ¢} ‘ oo ‘ . ; , , : i for tenants OY °"T’> e a—0 a PS a SS aR >> = ah el , _— ' ' saa . a . : , ; s © — anrtert s , ¢ aa > +} clo r the rooms the management and sale of prop- DRTAGE. REPOR Se aa. Sac mee festate business ay cate LB eet on the west plumbing and electric wiring is new. 90 days since the closing. the roeme| he, suena SS aie aaa i ; . | : 4 " ; ; ‘ , 7. 7 7 ‘ ‘% _ »* = ana 7 heer. an While nt the Mercantile he was in- IN FLATS AND HOU ~~ ae te ' 4 Se ae : “re _ - ; St ce , Th ae — : , — . , Pra * , atmos! . absolutely necessary » strurnental in bringing about many om 5 : Hider — “o> - wn : ; ae 4 + os ae management, at the head of ’ , ‘ sis pe ie 2 , ene , ‘ hy 9 | ‘ohert Oo fact thi . ‘ WESTMOOR PARK IMPROVEMERTS SALES OF FLATS AND OTHER rown mahogany finish, with an er- which is John M. Robertson, who| 1° 1 and eonaitions highly , ‘al ail ' b) die other buidcings, pans | conducive to continued strength and 10 BE COMPLETED BY AUG. | PROPERTY BY KORTE FIRM any : nel bets iso “ me: | in of = to et ern service at the high- | pucrancy im a ee ae . SO Se AR RE ee ee ee ee —_ +. By Berry Moore. — standard | number of tenants pian to move jing shortly after May| TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY | the first floor will not — - Sere ary omer 7 BAKERY BI ILDING—Store and 3 roome . 7 > -d, a temporary entrance | at shop. firet fleor. and 7 reome, beth gray ; Antr ' rovided for them, being | ¢ floor, Karam “a, = machines; jot rn y ‘ " ; A "4 Nort arke which tageathe: , he ha + ormerily known as the la- WM RODIEK & ('O.. 261 IMPROVEMENTS REPORTED GOING 2oseps Darst Reatty Co, agents for gy investment. i537 Hogan street.|brown mahogany woodwork, lends a dies’ entrance et 115 North Fourth | 6UxGaLow—ae; b: ot 6B fk “cat etd AHEAD IN MOORLANDS ADDITION: 2s, . I vrho have had the anno: . +> re Deer le cated in rooms 1962, bh TW Fe Fas Y y APARTMENT 4 lea : . TAO , ; . J —s es -_ apes PET ORK ersning. x rooms, sun riers. agents nproveemnt Sey lread> we 1 ; pe = ; v of inspecting the finished space on 1°: d 1054, where inquiries MA&Y brick garages: side drive; rental ; & real floors have expressed surprise be made regarding space. CORN MT & 7EIBIG TRUST, 719 Chestnut, ee ee a free demonstration jeeorders Shim Ibiwcuwes, A becomes, . Anemia, head+. Brenmctitixe, On Geids im the Hend, Thun - Derema, Geoltre, Gras . Messaging Newritix, Rheamauti«cm, W arta. Housekeepers: time .« new here at enor well-hLnewn Menadn: Tew der Re. ~ - —— = dentine cnr "7 _8-RUOM RESIDENCE. $7000 SALES REPORTS OF THE UNIVERSITY DRIVE APARTMENT me bate, 2 omprr, 407 Chaaam a CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST. _ BUILDING SOLD FOR $37 900 SS tales ae x 8 “Dan” Baker 1 ‘o., 1801 | JAS. C MORFIT. #07 de Buiiding., announces . » beautiful reome, modern; “ ; . : he apartment bullding at 6615 },,.., — > odern; €0-€% tet sarage t s- I'niversity ¢érive. ind facing the KO RTE © 08 LTY & LOAN niage at i02 a n@ton University campus, for | VEE 14° 09 \. Sth. Central 5063, evard now Josiah M. Gollub. president of the . 718 CUPPLES 3 PL. a ' r 4 (“leant { o to 6-room frame. hath e ric; double ca the Weat- Side Gutah som Dyeing an eaning rage, iar $4000; owner there > = es a Edwards, genera! manager KOR’ James A. Seddon to Jam : » St. Louls Cash Register Co race $07 ee a T ca >? ’ en av. . good reer building is 64 feet wide and brick, furnace, bath, electric. on rarage; REALTY SALES REPORTED wana Wauseh trace 5.000 aguave University drive by a egepth of 108] gate Abstr g ROA ed rith ch » Wabas tal ‘he reported consideration is | Yr) : ee : A ; ; “tae : S+ et | Sho of feo? ane care $6 ; r 42577. oT p ¢ ap Bec homes and ts within, for Elisabeth Burks to Henry Hinton; | son-Btephene-Shinkle Shoe Co. _ APARTMENTS Fon nent SEALE NT APT AREAS Pershing oo REMWERT CO. SELLS ANOTHER —_— . § cistal : Fore : c, fiat bDul.d . Cn —_— ” ' _ CKSON 3011—4 fo heat furn 2 bo Ne ‘los Sane efficiency 978: 6 : i - : ‘ henge | , ay : it] ; r afi tins . . NN Garrieor Py mens furn r 2. rae i. . eo eOuses : 2 BUNGALOW IN G , $08 ms | a | ’ ‘ cho AA a » Gleor e197 lickorw 5 + fay 7 " - DR. ee 408 p3 VW ‘a! ~at. right Bidg F CLARENDON. "4012. aa a s ts 8 | . ’ , : les het water ‘one racant “er —— _ eé Pemmert Construction “on * St 7] : a! te net . ; ‘ Whanma? feo: 77 . rm j ; this 1 ! loes ti set . modern te nd fila Central ER. ¢ 100_N._Oth ~ POO Sey * ee ee SALES TOTALING $200,000 — MAFFITT AND SARAH SOLD ag sie tails he that are lis well as t! p store and flat building at 047-08) Singer-Kiein 2 eee et, opposite Tower Grove Park; @ rogme, hot- ORON E & RG. SOUTT 00 Chestoat ot, — gin tees ea waned - lid avenue, to Ben Conen 85° ‘the sale of mo: an $ rort! ter heat: newly decorated; moderr c : rhart as a : - +3 rT : ‘ . ; ‘ ‘ o ve j : . vs . ey : rooros beast | DELMAR FL. €6734—Second fleor Su o . — ‘ : . ? ‘ : | of pre pertr as ‘: ' oe4 anifr Ast peg . . . vr rooms new huliding, party will ' ~* , —_—- - - f) a very ,¢ r-8 \ rie «i * e os a tna % ‘ Pas . - ne ene’ % rooms . , gerage. Be - - ve ) jEBERT, 3e72— fi b , NE ALTHEIMPER, 817 Chests , a .*? " ge a1 4 ; ' coraleting es Dart . ‘Ae ‘ ' . Sten: oe 1 " ‘= SALES OF PROPERTY MADE wire ‘evuttants at tuning, for cognming fs toerioin ofoes lege book oh Satie "T'S San cs See te ae 7 “> , , J Rep! e **. } ~eé ' apartments b compietei = «+. . ——————— - mph a tn lereption hall garage: im BY JOST-MILLER COMPANY throughout, with garages in the base- Ie em Ui Chaatact, t-Miller me _ , J, M, LEVI & C0. - REPORTS Joodman; a f amily eparteent ag x Siodern, 4 roome, 660 if vou EASTGATE r remnec i Te ver month. ’ ; -WUMEROUS. SALES IN WEEK scicr'; tei foee ation tee, TE A CLO TRS ane } : “7 ‘ EA#TO. O°27—Las store. heat fur- rts the fo, AI ANTME “ New oppow' te entrance te nished O1224 Restes; « Pier Kee REALTY SALES RE! ct cD BY retriger stor CT? Crisb—Sd weet. 3 rooms. “ES pe Ai BERT T. FRRY R Ch Ty : : a : | n@ ~ ‘ * b mite vy vate. furnished er unfurnished, het ; 4,2: | 7 ae ' ei: 8 - 3 i che § Touts HALL MEAL | out ; . references Inquire 6147 Bartmer éuring iz ' tlern : ote ’ 9160 —— Uppostte She's —... ae a ee | , 3 eiearm beat end jantter Frzrt. eri¢g—@ roorne kiichene’te Grease : | rapes - , ' : | ' , : Retain , . , houses, 2914-1 mat — : | rvice rent 3 bee “x room, Murphy beé: every convenience; ope ' | a “s : , 2 : ry D . Fs ical , . > | one ss 4 Tr Agent. 1099 Chestnvt oper a "| Betate E: : ey iO A © BLANKE RE ©O., 711 Chemeve _ Semen er 72 feet 10 inches | Joreph BH” ™ i | FRIEND HIDE AND FUR ree at fot “x” in Bronte —- OE 5 ae eae AMILTON, 6164 resem and beth. weritn street ts eary v Bes" Lavi & also repors hve : 7 iret wie presiden* eer 3 leney me i ao 970 2 erie" Saas Dewmniowrn Property tn 45,000 SQUARE FEETOF VACANT company BUYS BUILDING 2 TAA Cetetenine Benton Douttnerty” firme vice , Breeden: gEaRTMEST From eleaee, ems Ph aM eit cstear > W Ww W WwW WwW W WwW Ww Ww W A W W W W W WwW W W Ww W W = YW = VW W WwW WwW W Ay W W WwW WwW W W WwW Ww W W WwW W WwW VA W WwW W WwW WwW W _W WW = W secre- wy Beware G. Roiwing. © , TRACKS Elie. Toga, preraneds tne siden 3 To er Machinery and Su JAMES ©. WORFIT REPORTS |tarz. and semen F. Biahe wee Se a ,| sea Bearers aaa ve = ) Standard Lit : mnt trackage prop: jowned ané occupied by the Interna” |” "So Ue eg feet on the weet | SEVERAL SALES IN COUNTY “ri corms ed be Cardone | MAMiCTON, 98g-—Pwind Par drogen Ol Frat #ar.s@.rve = - b-room Seri, ¥: pear 1.64 ‘|? Modern to party bur- | geryin = + ' Bin: Ta ba 6626—46-ceom vergain, 6. Maury! Lie | reh. first ficer: Water cress’ Crence G4 end Almond Oream, 427° e% . ‘ ‘ ° . . be . - : at ‘ co ¢ ange ; ; the ee . sentec in ‘ ' : ‘Ree t et HH 13 MENT we ~~ ~eublease 6 -room, Rot inf PSY : : atiete “Sar , r¢ " : H efficiency ané garage. $100 Cas gales Reverted by Kirk weod Trwmet ( @ a me . ' ats P : , , Hewson Selle 1 mie erates City omer — ‘ $4' 7? ' ee — . ° . ’ | : ’ ’ , ’ . ‘ - i ’ ; . " ss the = a _ -~—T" 7 "1 ' 4 ’ ’ ’ ; ° . ti = Ss ° | - 2 7% ; : : ."; " — = — . aa 4 neam ~ee t sae -- | on » Morenntoré Road . ne ' x rie . +e ¥ ver ‘niversity etre “eh’ free amily of 2 340 this s'ng e% 7 ‘ a ‘ ‘ e : — ' ‘ 7 ‘ ; a Ff : . “ee ian s ne pana ecmr’ een’ "4500 * oe $200 00 ‘7 swtesyte Selis rtheast A Arthur / Oner? * ‘« ‘ ' . , ' : Be —_ ' ; ew : Sine -Room Ho ia , ‘ : o% "S464 ¥ ; onge ; ° . . " = ; ; M ‘ ‘ ‘ — ’ ~~ ’ : ao? ‘Tne Rie ; fo > * +) Har’ , ; . ' ' Teme? * tee - , > er . ' : . . f " . . . 5 ; ria Os ean ; : , ; : ,; niche a : - oe erce iawn, carsge 8° - “ — fea tpete ter intr Tomer naieted bil 7 — » = . ' ' : , ' - > ' ‘ . , : . ‘re, At om = ae ‘ neres , , fies ‘ ert ent Mn , ‘ ' a G : TT. 800 Cheetewt o sac . wr” : ‘ ' . : : — . “ , : oe arm a | iP epee : rfi« “ —_ Le? . " Ga , NE. €904—PFwur reome end eux per * Fuldner of Ienac T. Cook @ ) erect a mot , _ ;, , : . ; ne a ‘ i +2 ' . »e . ‘ 4 ’ ineys ‘eniter orice newly ; 8 ar exter . Aemandéd for . , - > he . «ae : : — . » > ‘ransac- Jaw , . : or tae aggae Gleasew Opens Office. i lan | : — 6-185 & en leas resented beth parties to the transac-, | 7) Cau 1100 Moti | *S in the downtown district, Ez. mo . han @ real estate| , , er Thoms t ‘Prem purchase . tion Cabany 28h Tt ‘easowr ' : , : . ’ antes - ; in the Fullerton Building | : SSSSSEESE this concern controls many ®2¢ commercial bulidings. The fice

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AY, APRIL 29, 1922. oe Y _ S&F 600 APARTMEN pF DW ELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today: ret eee SB ETXDAY, | APRIT. 279. 1928. | FOR RENT — = = — = ENTS FOR _... i, LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | TO LET—SUSINESS PURPOSES . | REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE | REAL ESTATE—W’'T'D TO BUY ) CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SS 3 = Se ATTENTION » TENANTS!!! || ——Semre Sou REAL ESTAT EY rx, tote cure care: go pp tite Roerinents Wee | ti ae nae modern, Boz = Fine ree! ay" ~e in 14.—s in N ui 15 N. SEC OND BAK ERY—4 rooms above; reasonable rent sour, DYAS Ps oa uve .. © ght Bigg. ‘e FIATon - “Post _— | teh. orth St. Louis Gravois: street anda: bargeia. "ingens Pp -1 8), ‘S persion. : al | noo “a eeARD CN COURT APA ENT || 12000 SQUARE FEET | ee Tae d Fone Property for Exchange "Elet't tind = Ot S| tae Coreen og alee ea et — — leh Lids | ‘ FOR LEASE ROADWAY. 392 rooms; sultat ix: EAI GETS Income es or xchange ote Me. = Diese $5 tp =F |" tear Doge vor terme, a9 S , —— : a 2 LEV | nt ICHELBERGER, 6317—Fine small corner inepiay, Sic daily, 460 Sun; out -of- pe: ert, ¥ igen ce O28..| particuara box Soet-Disperch. mh =e — : ee Rent or | 5328-32 DELMAR BO Three floers an¢ besement: 50x60: elecric iB! ~~ - a a 7 “> town, agate. zic 2 er cent on L . : particulars. ox F- ~ fe [OT——Sell or exchange for fiat er cectage: vn) OPO: ECulte; U VARD elevates ore best part of Gravois, opposite diepiay. fe daily, ts gon” Theres : ae or @ room; cash. Box T 40 feet. with new tripe _rareues all im- days lime discount. SSRAnY s30 2 WK ’ r ler 004 for tail rb r rsa — and 5 MAKE RES SERVATION NOW FOR MAY OR JUNE ~'' TIN & a Leap ius e Park c a a or, er o provements. Oeifaz Si@iR | ? 4 ca. Bice , 7 Wil le, cash f for 4-5 or 5-6 LA/T—in bea’ iif ul Sher wood Fo 4 al . a a , ——— an ——_—_—-~- . vt Bee: a z . Delmar a ONLY A 7 EW LE ET 4p Reh 2s .— se ? SRA’ +. ‘ 2 H¢ —_t th 4 rooms score. REAL ESTATE CARDS EAL _w't 'D BUY . ‘nh goo4 loca tion. Boz T-T47 “won drive DS es et ‘Rot TDIO APARTMENT : Fo | inauire 2025 _~1410t -—-—— —— EVFRITEY NG eid or exch Ri ESTATE| TO oat -I” a Phone Cateny @078) or Main 1975 STL ARI MENTS—4 AND 5 ROOMS | | 2s) Si jEPrPrers 911 S—Store with 5-roum EOD. Peet-Disecr angeé. 30 _ -- a . , = = - he ’ rs ; ‘Ate . . 1.8 ; -- = » -_ rs - - ha ia e250 other. mmpok E. & R. G. SCOTT 800 CHESTNUT sT. |* “ft; steam heat, mee rs and elevators very _reasonaiie § M. HAMM fa fo- 300 diflaex oe payment and monthiy payments; will pot | *1-A7S Wwre— ality; cash. Box T-32. |, lot—s seats building tot. — .: OR MANAGER ON PREMISES. ) P ' N & BRETT SNSEL 57 00—S! lent truction Co. 700 Wa ~— ye . , ho md. | a aa Aouble. Write in "a a gy “ : ‘ and taesin . — pa. " P . -~ © a : . : : : at ' elu. : ’ ‘ : : rY! T ° : ~ ; ~ Lou b!) rit tT - ‘ touwble ° = Bide ata: iimenn . demand. 1 ree ; . h 61 N. King’s highway. C WENZLIK £ 7 10 Chestnet. Olive 14°78 pHa : ale , Kv . we . .") e BoM ah | © ‘ * 382 fae * fe} vl .T_We ma bi vine ona FOR LEASE FOR LEASE ASE TO, a, opiy 3501 ! ash buyers : Pe caaene ee et — | — — PL wr “About 4 roome, in —_ = apartment alt $: Per toot up in beat : rr , ¥ ‘ ; Ae .' e : ; ~ . : a* . _ - LA an , . ; - ’ " : 7 uy at once 7% = gection IN — RETAIL STORE = | Seg Srmtee at ge nee De eet ge Ta Ae Mss 4 a5 # rocen, og Taues | TGS pa gag mst barat once Bow Be is ee eo m | end NN OTH Se ee nos Brome —| Seeat SB, Viewer 58 SS we Te way doable or wingia we | PLAT, Wit 3, rome, ogee or eee |" QUEENS AVENUE 1OT Send be = + = | Ce a “> “ & ou pease 3 re? She) ro , shuld mee mt ; Roe . = *.THenerc : : : Apply 5448 Pm nie; oTth of ' : i ; ; ; sel ; . a . . : . - , oe rt _emne ) il A 3 ] ‘ eM o “ Prat — . ae “Re efty borth- 3 BU il DING ‘Lord : Opposite (orphneum ineater fiats a: tt , ‘ I het e480? ‘ H. EB. Jones. 1510 | 0. i ; is ~- 4 ) a“ : ; - , : , 6 . , : ° _— “> “ néun = ° — a . st a ; . > / rat al " aes chon ta Imn a +e “SgePgn inn - , ~~ , : . ' . : ; : ; a . " - tm Saemnae ¢1as reaann , jo" 60% 125 on Penney!vanta, at $12 Houses Wanted ACE | immediate ! | | st of Gra E-15, Po — your prot ' _— ~ ° me. Box P-88 . ~ = — » = ; Forest Ap 6179 Kaston er. STABLES—For Mont APACITY. EXCEPTIONAL TRUCKING FACILI. | SO gg Were Ma IT | nen eeerty WW eT eave peekeene ANCHOR | FE-PE cee Sr 4 roma sary | | VACANT—$15 A FOOT re -s art US lofta, Six LI ate’ f AI! MLAS i , an eine loc Fo inape n and ‘ Bry. a 7s — = — . nash . Gat - "erat c _ electri a” ~% ear astean : ere 9 - . LPH #H and t : yw I DU , ow sOCEsi TA“ red. —' oy 3 room =f.et in ANE @ ‘i R ANKE. i008 Cheetnyt. S408 09 ik nw REALTY co CORNET & ZEIBIG TRU: vi | Wachin 202 Chouteau Trust | r | : . er war | reasonable. Box T-3% : ver Grove-Forest Pack Shaw distri ; erent Bids 119 CHESTNUT s7 at aoe aa +t. Fine theta: sean | OO , O42 Gravetn. i divi ate location and price, Box F- | Grae sta. ic ice Gee . B U SINESS CORNERS Centra! WE CAN LOCATE ror gael enlace Fagen d eive| hee ease to desirable tenant = WE NEED ce ae eee - Tower Grove Heights of vicinity Hascok w. cor. sth and Wash: BO oe . . od me 420 Garage. \7 rT \ i} ‘ ) : . nec -. -- . ‘ ie r : ete ‘ ._~c * : eet mm 2 — ~ oe9 ann, SS feet. re ee a 4 ; : , : a : oo 7 ; = - oni 5 . " " - : ‘ . é . ri : . , hf ’ » at 4 bal Trier : ar ca Ae ust f ) : 7 PEGS 56 lished “lov Rroe mer} MORE PROPERTY Gran North ica j ALS ch 4 ad ce? , . . . iravels and King’s hi wer. : —— - ne — - —- - — . i ; iene 4 ) ; me eee | T hs om @, ‘as ab . 2 . > ‘ , tw OF tT) Wag? er ana Pi; Mou > : i a3 = ‘4 .* “a . j > - = wT at RRLLVLWL uu“ v Ziet and Eugenia: 100 feet. > = ~ Ww Co (1th and Park ~— | aa ; r ‘ ‘ : estate ‘ yA Ww ‘> . é nd © room pd 4. Ma tarine between lass Ww : 7 ttirest . VANDEV EN Zz ER ni V ENT B AAA? Te P fh > Te ve have nh 2 : m ntainin ; | | i dette ane - —— oO ey on Fe “REA : ras a a . i b—— \ ow roomy garage: @6. ~ ' ‘ . “1 divs Yah . mm , : . . ' ’ ; — ' 7 = 20} — ‘ ! 0 44" & INVESTMENT co., a 4 ° ‘ nF = € as > , : » , . — . ‘ , . , “49 . - : Done _ . . > ot 7 a ep va . v! } eee Stores can be lea: oe cep irate] yw ners w il] make ‘ Pa de ge ; ' tenat ay —— Pa =o ny sane aa > enamine eae —e AT 2647 WASHING Tor av ae ; : 7 ¢ ae y ~*~ . ’ ’ +} . ~~ ’ ' ’ , - . - e . vf et € a - ‘ gory? en - . lan rl ' An *. i. I . ‘ Soutn | acessary alterations hd ssn a ements TO suit ‘ e ; . ar ‘ -b- m iyR I ; . ar p PO. rus owne anew er winters = — ry OT law} ty to purchase f4own- 204°2—Garare: betw and a E . , . moder! e pric ve : aie : OTTO 7 - o e ecnyn fr : { orner = 7 | and Pine 4 : : . 4 4 er ¢ , 7 ‘ i 7 bert y nm - — P . > : . wee “a an northw ent pert of t)> IETJENS ‘22 Chestnet ow . Seeererecse WEISELS-GERHART R. E. CO. |) storeroom with bace, SEL ET PE he ead cca ima ney g | gabe ores oA Great Corner ~ rf Cis | ae A PEI me A atm, ars mee Con's OID AE mein ye & Mle a er Tere ee «are - .— r ¢) . PD. 415) ‘sat are “$6 50. Grand, m7 4 a ‘|, _- —_—-- ¢ ; —- os . — lar tne ritanie ' . rie ar residence - Aegis ; er Wt ~Wan vodern & and 6 room 4 ib0—Gnatagt. new. bok oe ee Fighth and Chestnut Y \\\ment and balcony; 21X- || * tor any business make alteration to sult. able vacant property: give full information. | TACANT W acant for cl peiween Lateverte, Cian, Grane coe! in the Cupples District q W——L5 7 a . rick « ~ . . - F ‘ ’ ‘ , , eee at) to . , OV (ero if ay it A TneGlae id = et Wide alle: Uwner, Riverside ae — O———OOO——————E—EEE——— : 7 t waiter fur- , c22 Wtd -s wh e| = eS “ ag ty i NEKE 2] > ‘ainwright Bidg | - ae gules GSO5A McDonald. Grave’ AN lle WANTED TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES ished SELMAR 7 Seger ge —— Bo _ban, price must be 1 no agents Box |/FLATS Wi ngie and double, saywhers AD Oo AVE : " : . ; , ‘ . = ; : 7 . . ; . ; , A Ad d * *? ~ ee wee . 7 bude a - re 2 Saal “a i aye « LOL OE A OA AOC a CR re Ree LOLOL AONE AOE a AO PY LE ILO i ts OOOO GEN,» ~ i 4.” to “7 wife 7m o2 on 4 ? a ” - 7 _ EE ——— — . , ‘ ! "I ervey Pi e¢ : . , ; n -© . } ; - osm ave 14 ‘ : . ‘ ; a oe ; *. : ’ . r ; : ‘ ‘ vs eee. _ ‘ ; ’ ‘ : r+ 2 A ' . Le TA nd ‘ arse: fs ment floor, = oo gy ll Shrewst Fox Central | _ mn : , 7 . Phone Sidney 4 pose as arr on u : granitoid —— Den , : —— 7 ~ & — : *. howt axe | " a ' . —- i i pss ~ ru als . | : P }T HA’ ae one Bee SS ; we i a — ner 800] ire: | For price and particulars apply to oses,| MERCANTILE TRUST CO. ——wt y ¢ Bee Agent rents 8th, Locust to St. Charles at. ~~ er eee TARTEL ingu.re Bunday ‘ .. We {c) - three gtorer FF : Oru ’ nat "lent ‘ ‘ me : ? - peat ; ae ; , care : [A tone ° * r ‘ ** Mou hy ‘rm -a-Go: 7 "| ; = =. ] =: } : , . eo -_ a , ’ . ‘ 4 : ert ’ , ‘J ' . Ca ma (ft ’ ons machine. nx Teor et BS | : ars : , “renee , ty e! Owner! gents, answer. Box E North - I ‘ ; ' , ‘ ‘ i ; ‘ ‘ : ' : e « : fazie ; ‘ . : ' —~ ; Ci PAC ’ RI .- ns. - _ RR 2 : ’ ; zie Bay . +? ; ; ‘ ~* ; ‘ ' ‘ _ : ' ; }°a rt rrierit sy ¥e ay 1% — f fronti 664 ay ts : ~s rt “a ec — Real lw Zz ' lor Bh ks of 7 - — BLE Fl HW ae ATI aN “RU! F fein; 2170 LAnton Gener 4028 Bin, —- @s ae mot, in-a r ft ; lio : n a rae s : ” , : | " . es _ ; . ‘ ‘ ; ; . : | ; »* : 40). _ O 4 - =. ; w al ex, i, } , : —— , od touring part nayment 5 ki? Chestent ‘a | on oi ; eR ' | ; ns ‘. 144 > , LTS—Bt NSGALOWS—COTTAGES * 7 4 T S WANT z D - 4 ea —_ én Vai Enright and and Lelaad, a, _ i = Tey, e . » " ” : os PP ‘ rf ‘ J : s 7 a r ea eee Tel stiot ' ' wi : = { . KENT JARVIS, 704 Ghastaut et ‘- ®) é at of a — 3 7 , . — | ; eos , ‘ ws ewsun a. te 7 7 2 int t 4 or 4 double flats for our LOT.4408 Avi | . ; ay 3 nen! ; . a ; ’ Par ans wn investme: rect from the " . — ed Athlone. ‘ -4 al Fallon Park | capacity: Pr . : a hal ° ’ . ; . age ‘ i : . « . . a4 : . . =a , ’ 4 ' Lf >." Ch its T> A | \ x “ME: . Peet 107 lot “7215 ake ness gerage. . : . , her ; on - A. ” ; pa DESK ROOM TOR KRFNT we ; — | GET At (AsH FOK PROPERTY , 14th « ' : nd floor: $ er mont : raue q wO « NOT NEC ESSARY TO Lis! . \\V VACANT—700 feet; inc Sialee Bb Beers so Sy co connie . Flat Wanted a 4—Lrick garage, water, gran- ; pe : : aan a o = , : ‘ — : E) ' : : 4 ‘ ‘ 2 es a a , wT e r" rth, : * "S40 enst of 1” nmion : ——, ; yey nemhbor! ; iy ' rie ' ’ GRAND AND OLIVE me Lod ' : tiot “ reemee we. 2000 cash, TO YL, 6161 —Gatage spece = 7 o chee ‘i ; e? erie K ’ , ‘ , “etn . : I wal ta good - ngle f) a bargain water, sewera, etc. ; »* x ~ = . ._* - ; : er? r em, } ‘ ‘ . " " ght. wat . ort a ie Kane > , ns ' a inn ; » 4 ; ' . : . end = r { ; : Post-Dispatch. N rS, STABLES WANTED IVE, $423—Siore an may I ow VACANT 7 Wtd —Near 5500 Pershing. Apoly ‘ vo——Repa't : Aas = : eae eS : ' ; _™ \ , property for 1 ov e © ae . — i “‘Souiao® er il take i. . - . " 5 , : ' a : : a ‘ — rr eo ae ~ ; om —s aol taamahe o- ; tor near . ? ‘ ; v at . pw Fd, td 4 cA >is ‘ " The ‘ atinieaas , . , : 4 A 1D) ROOM FLAY W TD. HAP TWIG Disc sift ine TER. 2022 Grant “a —— i ff rer? or ahec or ~ ° : - ‘ : pidis : 7 \ . “A ’ : "r? : : : - . f ‘ 7 . ~ | . ut .¢ be moder and the Seuth Side REST 1L0oCc AT ON N = = ; ; : ; , j YD as. —?~ # . ' re NT ‘ Bae. Call Owner. “Webster Sa QM UN" busines. nat Qa? BUILDING 800 Chestn at et ru | | POL = } x ; APARTMENTS LOTS $180 TO €300 (7) TIT tones Stine hy hi . — | mt Rit : A anes by erie 7 , fos 19.5 ; »\ ge | itll | , Four blocks from Prosdesy lcop Baden: a conven ' : a 7h rer ss >» 3 i.3 ; | an - aa De! an * ot , . , ‘ j ’ om z : : abe a on eorner Canaan end Newby ate: nelowed heated ACTOR J oING hen r hes : eievator er vec ni} . ' ' ‘ALN ‘ . a) es cur « , ne : + | wi “we ae ‘eh $10 per month CHAS. t. nd. near Oak- : wator. me &- "I "e : pint : ' o } Y’} . : ; SSS ; ' ; ; ‘. } ' H Hick i “ , ' : , » prea pros 2 Colfax LaAaow fc) Leffirigwe near Big Bend rent it nont a . ES—Three, : fts . m4 ‘ eter . rai ' | oo , ‘r ramet 1 — ia a | re , a @ _ iy bole ; jas : , . - : — — T e ad ‘ : . Bmw : marc . a6 . i. - . . ” . of. “ « ~~ on eee ~~ “er “ HW. J Centra! er ee A =. De at feet. has pients t-| merchandise ~ Mina aS 7 scuaeual “aL RUTHERS, Agent. 8! 721 CHESTNUT. — ——_ ——- : , e " " —_ “> . . : 4 * mr, . : ‘ ‘ + ; ; ’ : ’ ’ : I ‘ : ! - , . ’ ’ . ° : ¥ a ie > : . .\* ’ , rT ° ; . . : Olf~ve ROAD Centr ’ . rag" 7 oTh June 1 to Oct. ’ . . : - > , —_ — ; . - a, ~ ‘ » ron rr err er, TT ' North , - . . — i i : ° ‘ »" . 3 bn thie : . 4 : - ee pA os a : ; » _* ; ~% , = ge) me _._| : : : a , 4 and fruit. , ~ ‘ = . ws e Atte . . “ : } ; " " , . ‘ ° - ; : . f P , " 9 ‘ 720M. 16) wDIN : wht butiding, 5200 eqt'. ; : naie ‘ge om r ut ,iT— ate ustness of — vo or 4! Pd = - ; ; Mer-ameo m » RAMMING Re . FOR LEASE, W AK E HO iE Bint s nes lec shorn roon be Ty ble flat, assum it; n or ty on pay 0 0 gh. thweat ie +taed Mar full ne oe a Pi: | | See ey |) earns | i | —- wer Post-Dispa S38 ; we - No Loule: give 1 (te AP A A HARFI 110P Pine @& _ MING, ™ tracl 5000 gsuuare rt bo eumeune ; annie te " ; | edt, fae Li » 2 ? vith garage ili; PNT * ~ WERCHAN!I ' at aa Ay t m, ~P-++ at — ee fe wo os ee mall houre end and; $5; wi by *- 3 evator “Ss — elevator. ret I r anuun h ‘ ' est 4£1'4 7h gy 3 he , ats. Jo 2a°8 oe : “s aggre ee ge aby dene? ‘er oad fear cash , ron wutle iden , | 9 ° © henper Farris Penn, ww igus, bt. — : - Roe eecretar’ 1} ler Re , . u be " — ¢ , x | | wrN . z : atio ; ; . Thies : —_ di , " , v >; : teh _ a TS |= Baad ody | aeRE at ObFrcne cow win opie’ lime hrnr ise ror aot gaanay | Soman ber Pa. “PewDimatch — | oo ee So | is ne pDut nh Colonia 7 roome and ' ’ gr nage nm sate Peas ‘TTRPRTANT rn ng is ns oer tore | rion —' yi age oF mee . vy oa Yaa: f Linde uth of Easton. ee es CC an SUBSTANTIAL arior, roome win eee ge rg Be ye Egy st: | rgone: brick or frame, pay cash, prefer| @north of L Mates : - : . " . . — : ; : , iz ; ’ “ 3 gor : sal ryt ; ~ rr ‘> . . — ‘ Tris , ' : : , al T : ’ - LJ ; —~ ; i " ko ‘oF t>' , —. land. Federal Re Mp, 8) street, sae Getnut: | 2935 Pine « he a aesticcn far Went , 7 Market of cal nd west of Grand IDE? \—To buy & or me LOTS FRONTING ON — a oe sa , — Tae ar — > 7 + : ~ a : " =~ aPa — * 4 rooms, bath toilet, Beh ‘ — Senne _ ~ oo ak ae Sevens "o eerirt : : _— ae : r ww rrrePr PRFAT T’ 7 f {) s0 En ype oe one y apelin } . a oh Diepatcl J) > th 1% * Te ground tn ester ’ ~ 7 or . ‘ . ; : "a : . P ; ’ ’ e . " - - ' | +1, * i : ‘ ‘ ‘ q ——*7*. oe - . , : . | M gz tta A the HMirkwoot-Ferngruson car ee ce CAILUMET BUILDING . = 2 ; , aa . ; Lert ' slectr et } ri , : 4” NCE Be GPM py f ity, ¢ ar are venue “ : mu ~ tmeocern, snd . dane ream Dry Goods Store, LL ScHERT? FE TR N. 2 COR SEVEXRTE AND Cl | ul _eble for auto repair. painting a €. FOR LEASE | _ business ! Asin ) . — : ce ge - h the price asked for it Box B-139 Farlin Avenue VV oe? wet er : ‘roves, , - ” ‘ oO " . | bem!’ . , : “ nN vy A& Spr wr 411° W . furnished of or unfars PRROOY “eo yom V ‘ ' ‘pari ; ASEM ad a ae ~?0 act proved, | wee? ayton road and ! mas weet . . will board gentieman Le : 2 ‘act uJ (2 Stories i © cE, 212 Wainwright Bidg. ‘ oditns: est ther rice $40.0 re & 0 inker; gt - , ruvmm Ji) K th A RS ay EXTON. 3468 — poo | ae ory pies 12, Se nae OMS——in @ new butiding. corner _” — ) hange equity for | Tister Bldg Suburban Property Wanteo OSS venue ' , , ee »s . - : * , , . ‘ , - Kirkwood _ Li ®, $ r monu gull OO wyutiding, 61x125, 15.250 aqguare fee, beside oa att COTTAGES WAN FOR CASH "NGALOW—6 « 2 or Bw res, neat Lee Avenue and west s a TED . = aoe) oe gna _— a. ro EXCHA? ave tg om be OT NECESSABY TO List . orner good read. Bos P _ = ox mezzanine floor espa sceam & ia at een ome aan ‘Se “ ene f rears or mor ‘ —— - Avply BY \ ‘ , 77 ™ : - 2 - . — o_o = brick - ; . ‘ ne awd = PaAPT? . VTRTP 96 (heatnu . | . ‘ 3 ‘ , a - 4 a she — % ITY OO... Kirkeeot ‘> ; oo 2 Bb erevere machina deme OR all a a TTA: Gk Oftion room in. orn Trust Co. |" fiimee: aowmtown foca.ion Bee i you mm imp" im | ST TENEMENT Wii | SCBCRBAN PROPERTY Wik Beal| Franciscus Realty city. waver, weiepbone, oo ; . ——.. ifactut Mair 4°61 \" rs ———- - - — a. aos mere . , v , ) P 4 Lie ee mA re pn +8! oO herve * 0 lll ey 3m ae en veer aes Aller, Hidg.. northw: n 9709-11 OL , SINAnREI HAUSCHULTE REAL Esra’ ; | J. W. KERK RFEAws) | i — me. > ote , WILL pey cast for cottages. ete. t je - ; me | nu ; at , =e a | : ; “ ~*~ mat 4 a to _.- E_o ered. Quick action Declan, Clive bis oF Northwest ooNrs. 4 ~ miles inroads county roa@ rune throg : : . a KENT Ea Rene eee — N furnish you plane en@ estimat pater of tract. bas 2 of iE W td fs “hon eat") SOOTY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE — }107485. on stor: . nt bu —— if x : gee PLAT® \ At onee «ingle or dows wire Max Risch, 6790 MMictugns . thnage ’ miditecrt 7 > oF \ A , - ” r eres — _ - r GOs1 TS S . Grive end King’s on "3x in _ - . nie = Y , = ; : . . : ; t . ’ - = . : ie eo ~# - | an - oteine les ) | : ow Box eé Poe Ths ) enwa) ; r" saint see S Mack ind T 14 Pest ite Ze! | j . : at : : ‘ @ e-astor : LorT— Ds i6 fat (heatha a’ den- 2 he josie you Op a ond F ar. eat ee2 508 ' " this @ : et -Thepe | woot; $25 « foot £746 Papin st “an wt oe ia oA - a ul uM emit Ve coan + ° ar : ; wT : 5 s ‘ * “ mn By . lon , a . , : 2 _ o. ia 4 , r? ‘ = ee ' “Tt * ove , Pow’ | FI A i Wwid.—4.5 or &-& aie flat; Lore Mio 4 Jown, of mvuniby Re = enu | | MOUND | | aT [PANY | ae sUMpo! Stas hard | best cash price, Box F-O0., Post-Dia, 6411 Leschen. = ~—MOcouncd ob. . cuTper, e - 9 a } oo

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Ae . PPE Str eT Sey @ - al = 2 9g” > fl ee 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, £ THE SEXTOY COMPANT "HEMICAL BL! Piease te | me bow ! c« 3 pay for it = aS SS REAL ESTATE CARDS ——— - == REAL ESTATE CARDS Ss == POSPS, SE°8. rents IF Y LU DO WILL C: WISS) MATH Will C. Wissn math Realty Co. > * .** rr = —— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE South > MeGc 116 OKALL Sloe ' 2 at > : ' P = aE eed 7 . F 17] DEKS . _ - ora @ Ter . S om «.s : ess Ma = “SRS AL | = -change, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, As artments, Residences For Sale Today 4 APRN. 7 = ———— ae des ——— | ATY REAL ESTATE FOR SALECITY REAL ESTATES /_p-einoenase —— 2 em — F aA 7 YTIO ON! Investors and Prospective Home ers: Opportunity Now Presents Iteai™ | 7A } ‘> 7 1 LOUL INDO OUMEE =~ — . ADT ee he ™ ERVICE theast corner Morganford Road ang Loughborough Av. "T.. ewe ec Take Cherckes| are oe ee Gravois and percugh svemnes, them walk east on Loughberougk evenme > dorgarnforé roeagé. Property locatec at the southesst corner. a RMADY CAT Yr —_— - Wy ott OWNERS AND Art? is — iwigit a “2 4 : 7% rv oD jaan 2 WIAA JICHWAS For £urt} fer 2 tn the 4n7 ine cont =. ' . = ge | a a i ee ~— HIGHWAY BL. \LL B OMESITES = 5 Per Foot IMPROVEMENTS—30% NOW Is High, Dry and Level Peet et ee ; Adjoining King’s Highway Boulevard FOR YOUR 1 = =SFFPLH_SSSS-_-—aSSaaaaaaaaSsS—— ~ITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CTY REAL ESTATE FOR SALECITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CiTY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE “ = ——— ) ie ———= —————— = ——— Li ell —_ me Oi. 4 > ON EASY TERMS aSK OTR SALESMEN®ON THE GROTNDS TODAY L ESTATE & INV. co. Sales Manager RAVOIS feet: wil eel this north aide 200 feet east of arce shade trees. 96900: . , Va > ‘aoe i= 3 f ' @trté@e: STSE08. OTS matry Clab; § arr, ng site aes . ae pin 3 “\} 2s : eo * “ wins ren les Realty reas =, Deveqmn ot 30xltS a geod flat afte: 8906. | -pcwvar and Porlar, camprises 200x127 feet om Be ~*~ ge : o> ‘CR. AV ENS-BRENNER REALTY CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE =— = = PRINCETON PLAC AT GRAVOS ASD I OUGHBOROUTGH ~ Siie?. i aw IH10) iria \ ) foot—reasena ble rrr Tt ' iTS hee ee ren’s anc SsLoTel. a: : at i ; * *smen on EIS+MEYERRICAS REALTY OO. ro ee Wain ¥r ~~ aI Vers: ce a a SRN ER LOT — “sen anc Werth! sarTmen's $10 ant Breer TALT Zs (S Tere crrt Mucn * gbher prices guaranteed ty n K-gxtigbeas “Nerthwest_ «tich ese *hewegh Scone Tareert 0 sete wine oO ae Be £®M P sania ae ie eewspaper giving Associated Press aces L20i Maetelee. enn i SUPREME i \ rr) < j : * . — 7 He Rae ae i oa . =< ~i

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sents Itself in rough a > \ rd Road and v. SUPREME WERS, GRANITOID r GUTTER and D be installed without iteed. Buy where ith a city park at nan attractive, with ling lots ‘today and y way to home. . Ever ry Nay 2V Take Cherokee car to Gravois and Lough- thborough avenue to ne southeast corner. VAY BL. HOMESITES 5 , ra F OO’ S0% NOW IN told Sidewalks and ing in. and Level Boulevard OUR LOT a ~ West Ne Le AN —SOO fe 6. near Penn Pork a . price ts) tems or tra r 18 Voxt-Ois. EAS! roN AVENUE LOTS Near rs 25 to 2 foo: ot emive tere arranged - *" MAG: oh REAL LST vw SEN >] [ eat NORTH P ARKV IEW Corner ict, © ns nnd Pastgate; average pO0n10" De 4 "$13 y 0. -_ CORNE? & Zt RUS 19 Chestnut The prices of Southmoor Lots have heen advance! ing as rapidly V i THERE = ONT LEPT—LOT 22 Oils ‘he « aidan? s T° . ® 1 ra ; 1 EDW. AnD L. BAKEWELL. Olive ooo. LIS N. Seventh a U HOT ib LOT ~~ fouth side Fore 40x150; price $80. | - TER, JONE “ . ts aia ' ALTER . ee 68 j en’ * r OD4 s a” “s FEW AP LR TME NT SIT ES Boer Driera:’ Unrestricted Deltnae Garden. Let facine south, 48x14 ; 7 ree ‘er a } 30 $80.00 : ’ . | Wonderful | co Apartment “ | y House Site ’ wy. 2 and Me e / were = F bare ( ice mm ‘ ‘Tce c ; arte ; a‘? ‘ “ . = + | ii} ‘ SUBURBAN —e Ag FOR = ° ac REA! ne acres ; near hat a. ~ "y Lj é ko 7 a H I 74! it “ > A bE ; i . b an e >! re. | SEE ‘/ } “8 K en % . ’ rooms, &k e: eg ~~. fences Bi NUAL « é ee l *e.mar ; 7 : . a ; . s } ; Z “ 4a,r we Sant) $ l . | : v a t i “ iL a ’ ', , ‘ . os ne : . ver - . r sin oF ) / . Bs 7 Mes b - —)] “The Moorlands * | CONSISTING OF MOORLANIDS PAIRIX MOORLANDS ADDITION Located in the center of the best residential district of the Wvrdown ear line, 4000 feet of 1500 feet of We have broke a nm wan | Wat Y\ acer COm p ter line Gr rading ope city, Clayton Road, Pennslyvania Avenue and Hanley Road. SEE THE DIRT FLY curbing laid the past ten days. concrete wo ee = ~«) ’ { a Ic Y ]) . Investors! Opportunity Is at Your Door + Selling 100% Value for 60° Price Agents Always on the Property aor wT > TRE AATARTIC a ae . iS i ‘4 Ja A. we Cabanv 39150 Wvdown 345 as - - - - - - rr rs aie - — HOLBROOK-BLA Nw" CKW VV = re X y © oF a rRUS a Ci ‘ TN | : Siz ( HESTNUT ST \TATN Hoo EES See NN OEE Se CIR MEST Se TS 2 SSeS s. e; 30 Ort REAL ESTATE FOR SALECITY REAL ESTATC FOR SALE Reachwo Sr —————————— _ -— ese ky Idi C m : mace, batt Building Now Started in Beautiful ’ 4914 ITte ar es eal to SF. COMA aCe a o pie. hot-we ie bBurgen and Leona Avenues pal gr 4 aT ge ; > nal os Lots Lo ~ lots as s: Si §& eI Ci £ = eon = ™ er ple plLO pPLloana peu Der root s O4 - : ’ . Never again will such prices be offered for £ a5 & at : e in : AGI * no-filled-in ground, with sewers, 5-foot grani- ™ toid walks, water. gas, electric, and cinderized m cireets To he installed without one eent of ad- from. ditional cost to vou. Here is the place to build ° ° vour frame or brick bungalow and get out of ™ , ' the Jandlord’s power. Come out todav and ler , - — . . at , our agents explain the wav to home-owner- 4 ~ ~ I . - | | : UU 4s 43 \>? Ls PAaL SN AC ies e ww ~ O i ~OWNERS AND AGENTS re Ne ns Laclede oO $40 (aravols A Ve] a". 7 . . = : : —= -_s =— —" ST FOR SUBURB'N PROP'TY FOR SALE SUBUREAN PROP’TY FOR SALE SE—A ; eg . " ‘ re ‘ ‘& S4 . eis ' : ; nd on "—§ ae 1 heer? , mp } 4 40) b . o y Mis $ , j ar } ; =e —— une Ss) »( “at » 1” ae , 7 °: t as toby | " : . “ ~ “ $55 “4 e a 4.3-f ’ ; an” eet - ; : «a ne | ‘ war car e Th ae harie 31 rt I "1 Faseton ar . .1 ; wre ' ; A g n r of eve ‘oe ¢ 64% =e’ s °- ree |] , er e & in 7. “ . oe . rs c A . ; i Mo a’ a . c ‘ . - . . ’ i . ° Weran “a 4 che “t? ‘ Ss pie a .@ se . « - o > SUBURBAN PROP’ TY Foa SALE SUBURB N PROP'TY FOR SALE WEST FOREST VIEW \ PAGH A $$ —_ - — OUT TODAY OUT TODAY No LL) SI Is, Bel Parl Av. Gas, Electric, Sidewalks streets and Sewers Jndersell Them All 6400 Etzel Water, University City $16, $18, $20 Per Foot YOU CAN’T BEAT THE PRICE PROPERLY RESTRICTED A Real Opportunity for the Workingman Never before has such beautiful property like this been offered at such ridiculous low prices Improvements guaranteed to be without delay. Come Out Today and Select Your Lot Take Delmar-Olive ear to Delmar instaiied Garden. Subdivision office located at Delmar Garden Loon. Salesmen will take vou to Bellemeor Pack, |. blocks north. Tegethoff & Vatterott R. Co > dnd WS > > ASS ~“O 4 Mail th ig to Tegethoff & Vatterott R. Co., 6228A Easton. Gentlemen: Without obligation to me, kindlv send me a I f Bellemoor Park and your building plan. NOMS ccicccéécwee dkadne dabheves fe OO ee ee et meee ee New Subdivision NEAR MIDLAND VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB LINK ROAD 100x175 ft. in this subdivision are being sold on om $600 to $1200 per lot; Lots v terms at prices fr water is now being put in. Th overlooks lub, and tha hect ii D 1] electric s property dland Valley Country © 1s bounded by ex- cellent automobile roads. It is medium-priced subdivis ever put on the market in St. Louis County. Come out and see for vourself. The purchase of a lot in this subdivision is a good investment, and an ideal place for a home. Bv automobile road from St. Louis drive out St. Charles Rock Road to Lackland av., west on Lack- 1 to Subdivision Offiee: or out Olive Street raad to Link road, 1 Link road to Lackland av. By street car, take Creve Coeur car to Asnby road (one fare by commuta é n walk south short distance to Lackland avenue. Salesmen on ground all day EVERY SENDAY. Subd n Office, Lackland and Ashby. Main Office, W : Road a Creve Coeur Tracks, Overland, \I (. REINEMER, Agt. ASHBY ROAD A. MES PL ACE Only Gua ranteed IT WILL PAY TO INVESTIGATE Bush-Burns Realty Co. 1105 Chestnut | ' & ‘ s1 erme fac ’ . © ; ¢ Var + Washiestan. (INVIMOV' AY Subdivi ision Ve f ’ ’ he . e : ° . , = Ve A dil s Fy A ww" or profit . : if ‘ ems J : “ : ' a* : ehow our faith " » eve? porchaser of a tot tn AMES : “*-¢ ° . > . ° . ies ed aC Dr = pa 7 | p.us Oo * res . “ie su ha ne or be re ears YOU CANNOTPT LOSE We ere offering the greates: Carga’ns -r x? ate ‘a in the city ; ' : SUBURB'N | PROP'TY FOR SALESUBURBAN PROP’TY FOR SALE A well-built < ron cloth. den, ‘cnen . : crt) Pe ; ifanpie S&T. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. si ~~ eee om ee Suy iBetor sg Price Advance! Z-7 a, Westmoor is surrounded bv built up high class homes. There isn’t another location to compare with it where flats, apartments, residences and bungalows are permitted— DRIVE OUT TODAY and note the tremen- dous amount of improvements that have been laid since last week. Westmoor Park Realty Co. asserts that the entire subdivision will be fully improved by August, 1923. JOSEPH DARST REALTY CO. 916 WAINWRIGHT BLDG. HOW TO GET THERE— Get off City Limits or Market St. car at De Mun and Clayton Road (opposite St. Mary’s new hospital and Christian Brothers’ new college), then walk two blocks west on Clay- ton Road; or drive through Forest Park to Clayton Road, then four blocks west to Pennsylvania Avenue. A Oe ee UNIVERSITY PARK In the Heart of University City 7100 DELMAR BOULEVARD A purchase in University Park is a good investment and the best savings bank in the world. If vou will save a small amount of money each month, and invest under our plan, you will own your own home in beautiful University Park. Residence Lots,. Bungalow Lots, Apartment Lots Improvements include asphalt penetration streets, concrete curb, granitoid sidewalks, parkways, trees, sewer, light, water, yas. Protected by good, restric- tions. common-sense Make the start today. teturn coupon for literature. | r- . a od - a me CLIP COUPON, MAIL m9 TopAx | Org. Ine. ’ : "ong wrrect Cyrus Crane Wllimore Cw rit ¢ ~ e Wil | mg re Re atmenses Bank Bide. US BI aw Ula Ais y LALIELULY Dear fire Without ebligation i on my pert you mer — + =i ™ me OO «amo i7 of your offer ef "nlveretty ark UISa niZ i Inc. lies! Eawtate Hj Name 900cébeoe sun Boatmen’s Bank Bldg. H | Ftreet ' City soe ES andiial Best Suburban Buy in St. Louis — Hillside Drive, Hampton Park 4 story old English type residence of cut stone and timber struction. comp rising large liv) ng rooms, with walle of Japanese grass extra iarge dining room with tapestry walle, botler's pantrr, d onk woodwork, four master bedrooms, 2 tile batha, eff each room, sec ond floor; large finished Toom, for ballroom. bil liard or play room, third fleer; wonderful grounds, approximately three acres, with pl lenty of shade trees, shrubbery, with chauffeur'’s room first floor: se wed sieening pore! rising large beartas fruit trees, garage for two cars, aes s above. modern chicken houses with concrete floor: this le one of the few hemes that can be obta the popular Claytes road district. For price particulars and oiemameal © eee, apply “2822 CRAVENS-BRENNER REALTY CO. 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_ S8 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, s, Apartments, Residences F For Sale Today. aa conan em ee LT tn ‘SUBURBAN PROPTY FOR SALE SUBURE'N PROPTY FOR SALE SUSURLAN PROPTY FOR SALE SUBURE§ PROP TY FOR SALE SUSURS'N PROP'TY FOR SALE SUBURE'E PROPTY § Jom e marion. .. hug . ——— ; Sichmend mond He:ghts » - - eS or. Scoot SO $6 per fact. S ase F asits - — —— = : . —— ket : b a . Ley eee ers Seng te as muvamnmnianae ke - = - - ; . a ’ ; “= = ~ 4 , a : ve : ; " _ : ~ . z “ ot ; ’ ; : a Rte Sw. | | : , 7 ? : _— > : Oe eT . -. ——_— = = cada = ~g? iy eae cay ~s , ow, ae jo WONDERFT: WOumES IN WIrNrra . ; ; rat. mantra Be 1 . . ‘ — | ) eon- = LA FVWORE. Ss . —_— - — me | * ; . i . . ~- ; ; a . , . an , , c TTT? we 4 ” r cece © TO a wom er” : = ; : “ | , =, arg * — teat ‘~~ 2c oe, oar — —— — eo and a a oe aerc” = awe ts Ort eee 5 t ame .

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SUNDAY, APRIL 29. 1928. ew ee . Webster Groves : oO ; ety ne. Webster ‘Grdfcnt Bale — 4 f ay 000 CASH OR rrxu,—Sael acre. Taid out itn : chicken houses, ote Pot, b ‘2 @hade trees “Water heate. | Ouse ¥ bh; a) Within b). c Taine, 34 Mareha)) pl : A rea: Country place sin . . c MORFIT. ROT rat ~ a nish +a od tm ~ 00 TT Thi a | bs ARGUM TEN Ht We wn our April 20th gales Ist, oliering over $1,000,- 900.00 worth of fi: > Webster Groves homes, t » be the larg- gst exciusive Webster Groves for sales list that is available. NDERFUL ek QCATIO aa; 500: cove de can be bo ive is very lov moe w TN st ot 2 Bee ne wah yy ly ~ | , hot. | We know our fac yilities for Sates, ea icn act L0¢uto; | show ores end payment down. balance ce reutt bandiing all the details of a. new home ani — Sut wep your transaction are unexcel- or lve it Will be rennet’ ead ii 0 At be rented, Phos We know Real Estate val- JEFFERSON ROAD ~~ nes and = environments,—a of 10.r cory? in ¢ ent — beautiful lot, #0x250; 5," Meiknowledge gained through ee this & inday, then * a ke Oe jong yer.rs of close association SRST WER: et with the devel lopn 1ent of Web- aie 4 ST - a “ Sia wr se new . TER ster Groves. re throughout. hot. Slontal, : = — Bitold drive shot Water heat, fi We pride ourselves on be- PMBLE'Y-WILSON R Eo, to fs: sInsive Webster Grove BOS and “O90 ‘ying exciusi eps! roves agents, -naagapgg the it we can WEBSTER HOME 4. MOT _5ox200 Tbest serve the interests of iA; rooms and bath: . = . iiinesus hess? ‘oats et both buyer and seller if we he re u Len er: franit neroyv +, sf rh. cC,Osel(s it ii rooms: aaa . contine our * Corners Frores needed hen J } a m Ware. Cry foods or filling #stet' ‘ t onee; can rent any stor on 2 P i ted Bargain prices: eary tern so s: chicker : > : ** > » @ ' a 4 M s a) N, th « ‘. o ua 7 on age ~ G ‘ae et oh . aT ry WER ELLIN beautif reo shade rt @. Webster: & room ' | PArior, hot-water heat, hard’ er rrrer owe vt ‘are & P re Cantre — - = : — - *r* iY - —— “ WEST WEBSTER costs have forced many peo Weliston ie Propoe!tions If this eh - ——— = - : > your fi perience row are - ' » 7 = *) ; mes OU . : >. a — ate opportunities to . ar oT . ee. s ~ ~ 4 ome at @ fair price: 430 Rev oa0 ares : Sa hieh- clase beautifully design . . [ey Present owner with no tho -. & . be, there are many iittie refinement nie “s = Biences not found 1: eo ave j em Fh) eit lot = sarge the A _ mn ty] . . a oe J a‘s ~er * sr er eren'¢c wavy call end inepect witt LLSH-BERGPELD, 5440 Easio: Fores’ f eam »~* : a . i Be RN ES TRUEST CO... Agen . b—+ -: n, gar electr “ $18 eus terms 2143 herry VWells FOR SALI COTTA R—( ; . We - . ree . ge eer wae IN GREA i ee Uwnhne ‘737 &S a . 44 A WELLSTU»* a TTS. CITT AND COUNTT 8 S200 up to $1000, buy a ‘tot : iid r ‘sf ; aI t ~ - q ; ‘sf iw ; heat ’ th . + mun’ nv &room bungalow; ©. . corierete gnirnce, all kKints fruit in lh s° 2000 ’ Cc ie v . wis on . ’ - , —— mH; nte ries £10.00 ere pay- prenwood av; modern met “] Rac red er heat: garage; bona. lote of | oi | sia piace. Weleton. shrubbery ; for Qul lok ‘sale, price Bee this fre a erg Tor nartt are. it ¢ . 4 . hs s }° r.s&8a Tt ana lu ab - an? ne ete chwood eF . new B-reom ounge- fra - - - —H — ; only £1600 — Peroom, hath, ans. ele —— - ' t . - . - BS. lot 100 or 200x180. near ew, ma advany s% rT ELLs oN IATR Rema NT 36 Boriuer ay 8 and A ELISTON DISTRICT—RENT $4368 giore: large barn; 602147; Cheap — lot 10%s1°° — 2a Ww rh Main 4872 I ‘ — on = WORK] i MAN COTTAGE ‘ive Acres _ IN JHE COUNTY. NEAR THE GIT 25800 Valeav 2 = west We — ou’ nr “\* ; cele , garde o's ster ar! Bard vacant; voiy eacy ter ; JBUNGALows: AND COTTAGES Hd Fommanding site. covered wiih pen ut trees, water, gaa, ser ectric!:, 7 schools and For Sal! aa wnriva led landecape views, rrr oat aon gs e ; : | chance to have a country piece wake - —Br } “if na; modern: mveniences: it ie not platted inte eae Sround, on cas net — 5 ie resiricted for residences. _-— ; AB A. HAKZR, Realtor, L ; " bkdxx Itaewl ~ear the Los Og _ “4 Touls » ha : ey - rT) : '* : " rn r 7 > 1° eg bs 7? re T) 1e: a. ' EMPLEY-WILSON mney eMTAEe, | ree Te WEPSTER GROVES ait BAYER DAHLE! IMER REALTY CO, ay or lv reortia ~ be tha, One: én’ aM . h ~- - iy 4 wr ; + B rooms. 2 baths : — — 5 #8 rooms. 2 bathe, hot-water a! ; eT 7 7 | , & Peron: & reome, hot ter beet a te a i) & reeomme. tile bath. aréwoot 4 ; v > te . Fhout hot-water Leat: first Meor . acres low price ‘ " for & rooms, hardwood flee, x. . ‘ ~ ov Ff rooms firet and second floor, _ “I “ nts Al “ f @oreene4 porches. tiie bath. ra oore throuwheut. hot-water hest: and « : ; : » BP’ might sell on rent ¢t a°ES Do . « ge I ge ee Big Kent: 6-room brick, far gp ee oh Ton « : an tiem % ‘ae; ont Nand. TTAnEe «& ght = BLE Tow we KO7A a, INVES] - Open Today IN A HOME FIRST for Inspection “BH BUNGALOWS ' — 4 ca, ro svUIit m0) TERRY ust . ; 7T\a + 4 ‘ . & nor " —_— Wabeter attractive 8 i > = colonial residence cont® 19 BLAKEMORE room with areas e hn AAT) | Avy er ’ Gining room vm . ; fe > ” 7 TT : _ mn Hitchen and pantry on first 108%) ae Rove ' -— - hee 4 large bedroom, sowing : , fully att ’ ited bath aie . phys : T } . i RY bird floor hae one large room; wore thr ge Racot —s hea , ; ae 7 a " ' - grar ’ ‘Are perme shade gerege for eee. a will *’ .: yiween the hourr of ‘96 and 8: 0 Per particulars eee our | VALLTY TRUST CO. (oe as anc Pine FLETCHER R. HARRIS RBALTY CO bn BR BB Cer Fevuwrth en¢ Piva. ee 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and | Bungalows, Cotta; $USURB’N PROP’TY FOR SALE BUNGALOWs AND COTTAGES | EUNGALOWS AND AND COTTAGES | nin For & COTTAGES S-room and bath brick 2) ith fire ea at of NM eCausian4; OO BUNG ALOW—MOV E IN } 4001 Ne rine plend id wot ge OM. Dod po Be 7? ; - BUNGALOW Florseant & Warne rD bAKER REALTY ©o., 569 ELM AN, 02 Chestnut st. ee 4 OPEN § mt “Tat, — ae fe {9 @ new O-room } nee ow. wl lot | EST WEBSTER tae 80x180; price at $7500 for a ick e@aie; } have Nat ed one of the better gee this runcay st Wi be open for in. on wh te in ¢) ' Bi B blocks from Bristol schon APPEL, 722 Chestnut et features being large living a 2 r tf south. a library ‘a wT . : rhe and ya bathe “~ A miata “room” aS bathe a SHERWOOD 5: ben ? yy ¥ SeG on grade WEBSTER PARK _ nec on south side of ; o * x @i ; av; @ beaut!fu) residence with 7 . Arer* ana @6e¢e rr? porch on 2a 4:' A Pine “ (ra ” A a ee oo then 4 baths - > —_ {-«water heat lot Brook larg _ ‘an oO an cl ker hose owner Ve BE? sg a oa i lahialce: pia ge’ fr of? andmis@tion ww Ub T-WiLSON R. E. CO . - ‘ al to $625 per foot. Tower Watson or 60th street; Price Ss” A a ie _JNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale Nortnwest COTTAGE—4523 Claxton av. dandy k, wi reception ne l, bath, furnaces HILMER, DUTTON . R EHLENBRINCK, o%. n wot OTTAGE—4931 Alcott av.; 5-room frame Death. gas, e.ectric and furnace; iarge all MOUND CITY TRUST CO. Agent, wior ’ Ll. s a a 7 a VTIAYU —v-s35% +O M aet s ; 5, I rh i z > eS »44A I [ n f “*¢ . B. & ce L_LYL_Y. 723 Chestnut st I I } c..6 5 4-: : it ae 4 + . _ : ‘ J H s 4 « u e anne - re r garace €as) s ee er ‘ ‘ tit 3 > : ; ‘ frame hot 4 gas, €« - fa a Ge for Z S ave lp 4 earaze: lot 7Ox14V Oowre w i & . 1 & | ith o> + oes c 599017 N Broadwar SANDY 4 ROOMS, BATH—$2950 pean ~} pene ok BOs ig 38; sp’ Tr} | 1 Arcade Rite e 6191, Vionderful Bungalow, $06750—Ierms Ron (fT é‘ . ’ tom re ° ty f a , ; a ‘ viel 4 BELLIS BR ys . . 5349 MATFTYIIT AVENCLE Rea: put (5 rocme. tile bat furnace } , j 3~1'% £Farvac s ? gouG condit : wrice riz . 2 ; = 7 * 2 . - m r s me CMhes nu , NICE NEW BUNGALOW B4cTR tk ’ 1‘ , ‘ " rick o* 4 . : t S Ff * ¢ [i3 r > BS ur Ss tnar ost; $c 8 ash, pert mon! ' iwar ~ » E pie a odern bh. ; nt 116 ?Ge vw 4 ° ra , g* S¢ Ww It K j eetnut f e 1424. 4 PRETT: SEW BUSGALOW 4 ROOMS. BATH—s2000 Large porches neo . »s to baee- ment ar : at? o ’ ’ Ras ‘ct 330x138 eLF {errs : a4 } ‘ } 7 A? is : * : . : « 9 N Reh s” ae :. LDADIFE 7 hae ‘ ng ers pantry furnace, 2 ; ry ken house; jot 3071 Bee us @ roe JOE£ F i me Oth. qdte NT AIK CIT TDAAES re . * a ‘ vv | pahe LOL ee. 6) dD -* t f ? r must Bi. . Ps . e*¢ wit .s ' 16s3J, *9 A wnre nev. beth > | . P f ‘ + r ‘ Fas if E x = = “ re r car e ” 4 F S-] ’ N . Oth o@ 4450 cer + . cemen ef Ce. Ss . 5 ‘T € Mi a: it eee Lek ave) c gaiow, oF ert r © shaw U ” * a ~ COUNTRY HOME IN CIT} 4 ‘ fa' ow 4+ ‘ ax Ss as ‘at ade _ Ares g. Olive 619] WONDER! J KIS’ HIGHWAY st N GAT ov .1F ; Ate ffl es 6 hath haré- wood f s. f 6 in finest *— » ’ i. , a . or ‘ PELLIS e 6191 - 54-56 MAKCUS AV., 80750 De , 3 ‘ tet low ? e and price is f mn Ae E fF e E744 “COTTAGE—$2850 BOfl Gers » fs ¢ arm oe gre bed > 45445 a’ ns Oxl125: one-stery, & room and beth frame, electrio light: fine, ig io $3250 _— eek ae & Lo N. BroaGwaey, — Brick cottage of roome. bath Surpass, sleeping 1 ply $¢ Er vs.” 7 BD e ¢ “eae ° e* aa 2K i 4 7“ T° TT rrx” ‘ »e Os NEW B ae LLOW 48660 § rie one bi] nerth of ~ - Netura Tie a e' rnenrmeé mm Zi HACKMANN R. } 7... an Mhestnut, ~—eore Lr T TT 2 & A T> BEA i | 4 I} ‘ iA or TT GI Kew, st finishe¢. 6 rooms, heath f nace. € oc: llehte: «treet made: Cf _ Bets half biock from end of Cage av car; garage KIILGEN. 518 Wainwright B COTTAGE SACRIFICED nf'inished can be eseyr arrange4 for rooms. path. toliet. @ie eet } Bee tile toda price § or « ©. cre T om Sonor Forest £348 NICE 5-ROOM BUNGALOW f£"-"4 Eva er l-storr frame: hes beth furnace anc a fine i BExilt will make erms 500 J. B. GUNTLACH: @ Cp. VYWOOCD or $4¢ fr, per A. GANSS. 9 SN. Th. Matyn SPT. tT) BUNGALOW, $5700 6622 Adkins a‘ fine. motern 8-recm frame. © cuarace f fconvenienc®s rs? > ‘HA MUELEE e READY TO MOVE IN 4407" cer ner a’ cs hiehway N & roors bat bh bot-water heat. grar cer is between arter ean r ; } yk enet of Mer > re ‘). Flortesant & Warne Oren Wonder nign? ges, F lats, A BUNGALOWS AND coTTAC , COTTAGE—4784 Dabita: frame: 5 reome. bath, electric, furmece anc sa 5375 -N. EUCLID AVENUE ms and bath electric: . Bioriesant & Warne ma: M ARG ARETTA ry ee > Mi | @ s« ff RODIFK & °« 2515 McNair @ \rAaGE—4413 Tyrolean, 5 rooma, brick: e} furnece, bat > n ha h, garage. eet made For price see GELAN REALTY CO., 5020 Graveie. | sE—Ne brick, 5-room bath, fur- | hard woo floors, ences 2000 | 2.2 >’ ¢as 4924 Greshem; 3 2 oc ies | b vola balf bleck west Kiogs bigh- rTAGE—-4048 Wiesehan. 5 rooms, tile re : 7 AVI 4025 California ay brick oot- root res, For price and a = er: a) CHOICE OF FIVE NEW BUNGAL Lows DUPLEX COTTAGE. $2750 $500 cASH ‘ r a - “LAO Oe S615 N_ Br a “COT, AGE AT ‘BARGAIN Bee this tofia opie Be egy eg | real me. Ext! BCTIOOL, | Wate ‘tis Checteet th arcade Ride +4 40%4 ® ao... ME reome, it rick bones ow of 5 rooms, beth, fermaca, rees. «@ Glectric; gurage, S65 Gece Boot Gravel -water FRINEKOP. @19 Chestnut st gees & sy . ve ea wt ar pew = "717, OREGON, AVENUE oa| FACES SHAW'S GARDEN Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. ronan TH ) BUNGALOWS WS AND COTTAGES aneeecemee yl COTTAGES a ae AND COTTAGES For $ Sale ale ‘ a South . fu _ hdw. floors, garage; this ‘s e b e. near King’s highway ané JELAN REALTY CO., 6020 Grave ‘J i og, | ms garage tor two ma- | BECHER, Ci wpers and Ne- . Ja * ' 1208. A ke Modern brick ‘Sax Alaska, 5 us Lé@ bath, hol-water beat, garage $55 SUWAKD PREISLER R. E. CoO., v) 20U Title Guaranty Bldg, ' Gk "708 |} ert av.; brick; four | ms, double garse, stable rege grape | arc t SVaIlt 6s £500 as. 28 n enises or WM. APFEL, Ag! ravo's LULL ms brici furnace, elec oJ19 Oregon ay. "oe furni are | of aving ¢ ai forn = ake coffer . 7? es ee! agent, wv: 364. amberger a’ ~~ r 2457X Sold to Mr. Jose h Lipic AG Eh—v-re@@m brick, batt mee P Pp P S it beeen een | Two more homes, just as attractive, are now ready for occupancy. HUHENXSTEIN 1} UY a al ‘and bein’ hot water peat Before you buy or build see these | AGE—4535 Itaska (new 4 rooms, Hi )] 1eS galow aeatyile. tile bath, furnace; first- | . sireet and alley made; look at this in Gurney Court, King’s Highway and Magnolia Avenue, LLAN REALTY CO., 6020 Gravois. facing Tower Grove Park. shite aa Gade es Our volume of construction makes it possible for -Creetmemlien ~ 8 6 Pk vou to buy these beautiful homes at low prices. The and loit 6bxl25. 4907 | location in this beautiful court, one of the show- s places of the city, gives these homes all the advan- my 4870-72 ] er: 6 rooms; cL REALTY i ee aoe | tages of county property. These homes are complete, sta as i including copper screens, linen shades, electric light- Re ee ee ee eee ing fixtures, instantaneous hot-water heaters and | wp pt $019 Deisner, brick garages for two cars. See them today. ) year; 11 19 ‘Pennsy! Terms can be arranged to sult you. ve r Centre S vf } ; a a “heet rut *. TOWER GROVE HEIG HTS, 84206 42238 Juniata: 5 r good tion. ki f 2 o | b fj ive. 61D2. % ROoosvsis—sOUi TH SIDE 451 Ca Lane 2 = § n srand one s im | res e, re 6) ¢ fu ace. & ry ‘ ee r rooming house: only 370U0. ‘me , *¥ orrnur « ry)? ? " . : KA LL. 06 Chestnut st. - -_— SOUTH SIDE COTTAGE —— ee —— ee ee — - - - —— = —- - _ ——_- - a SE A AO I — _—— Se — — ee eee 39 Ali r 3 rooms; fram le Ox | el price $30 pian: Soutn : South + ERER-ARENVES REALTY Co.,, WONDER} UL BUNGE AL Ow 2000 CASH | FRAME COTTAGE. ev ZO 76 “O10 Gravols 212 a Pad a hg heat. bare 8207 Virginia ay 3 reome, conerete be se. ‘ TAGE f rs . "dome . : e gar ment. wate Ss electric an n4 rage. pre 17 Nebrask 6-room brick co'tare mond. @eaay terms. ard of « 1m lestor nar tner: - DY GOL. LER Be AL = ne el ght, laundry; garage for BELLIs } Arcade Bidg. Olive 6191.| _ laclede 464 4642 Gravois ev. s; gaicsman | % show you COTTAGE—SOUTH SIDE | R EADY “TO MOVE IN vreen 2 and & K 2618 SIDNEY STREET RKENS TIENAD, 3605 8. Broadédwey. Four noe s and kitchen bath, electrie! FOU RK NEW BU NGALOWS t3xx Wallece av. a new 6- jlot 7agx04 , : 4322-26-28-32 Wyoming et.: these are ‘ wo =i On \ he PONDrse Rp ’ ee . 8 eS ee ree P.. Ee? ~ ARE OOS BATT ab up-to-date bungalows, each having 6 — - ; Triaue mus. ve seeL Vv be ey - wv 7 s = = grit reonia. hardw ool fivors througPeut, oe S a ; ‘ DOCTOR'S OFFICE bath am! roomy conerete porch; the fixtures. r-Dahlheimer RKealty Co., lith and Park are modern: reasonably priced and sold of asen ¢ a aa at . Ve have one second-f.cor sutte, euitaDle terms ready for geeupancy “738 today ; Pt 7 to D.. a . : for a Aoctur’'s 6 Centist s office in modern ia. a’ gE & Rn (} w/ IT, (yt) Chestnut ¢-FAMILY OTTAGE, $8250 |GIRAl DIN PROS R FE CO. #123 Chestnut, SP EC ULATORS., ATTENTION | wen (U400 souto) practigally | — NEW, DOUBLE FLAT | SOUTH SIDE COTTAGES . . 4 « =) > room ttle hw orice ‘ rent $1365 year, bath, "| rnaces a rent 3 bag per —e th 3329-22-24-26 Michigan av 4 one-story e e or Central &500 "0, wake terme brick cottages (attached); 3 roome each. —_ | heatnut st, ANDERSON -STOCKE-BUERMANN., good location; lot 6Ux120; price $4260; 4864 OLDENBURG AVENUE ms (hee vt rh Ney ' a a HAUER-LU@TK tT. Bh 0x20; modern brick bungalow ef 6 BARC AIN BUNGALOW \UER-LUSTKARDL. 4 _Cheetnet _st. , furnace heat; must te 4107 oO; 6-room bungalow, hard | FOUR SOLD, THREE LEFT wo ; fig re ' ae }fa can ” “ss i : } _ = — price ’ ’ th) ; ccount eased - is anford. J SOLTH SIDE BRICK COTTAGE Sant . we ¢ an Buarantee th te — ” s@@4 TIBERTY 'LL-SMIT!I 722 TH: 81! BUNGAITLAW Five room, reception hall, bath, furnace ema. I 6963 _é-room brick, bath, new a ree, new electric: good conditio Tow ‘er Grove Heights Bungalow rnmace ‘ ele « ri Oe ‘ immediate } MKRER ARENDES RE ALTY cO.. = 7 SOUTH SIDE ¢ Or TAGE 4229 Schiller pl; 3 rooms, bath, eleec- DERE h ARENDES Saontcte oe! Morgan: rame Cot- tric; brick street and basement; priceé for si. dney 2 2510 Jravyie , . ] , 7 -e $375 }; terme a quick sele at $2500 owner will show Cot’ AGE hres “Newport. * 4 roern panes ' f Og Nee today ; aan : ' CER Ls" . L, 806 Chestnut et BOOD! GO! LER REALTY CO., 4642 Gra- ern frame, ciose to St. John’s Church, @ ae hee laciefe 463 ? bome which you will eppreciate; can te gg. = = , y wate ‘ eee en: at ing with ‘ ry «h ' “ le and bull¢d ac A. MAYER REALTY CO, tee today. ¢ in ‘7 ; own ideas and pane and . nee sa’ i wr eee Oe rik lei 3 C . f'na - if nec ene Ve bave our own 4612 Gray ois ec ii42 Gravojs architect to make your plens end svectfica- Open dativ unt!! & Sundays until € o 4ac3 MIYL_LENTZ A Cs tions and vee oniv the best n ateriais money eet = Weir - ’ ~ ’ a aan cle bath. het- can Come and see us for further par- 490 I y ROL EAN AY . te mrice oars ticulars ri! = Modern * we ounentow of 6 TOON *. lathe mo A. MAYER REALTY CO., hE GR “GRINGO P. fo - i HOT-WATER HEAT, $5250 ; 4612 Gravois |= ; a P, 619 Chestn: at h inest - S ) ’ S re ed Tucsds 19) Oven Gatiy unti!] 6 p. m., Sunédaye wnt!) rH IDE BU NG ALOW . - | @ t - y y rd %¢ SARGAIN PIECE OF PROPERTY ~woet BEAUTIFUL BUNGATOW Lv duced to! 9500.00 | et ' £ 28! lenoe IN TOWER GROV FE HEICHTS J? — ie - ef. prposite new Roose - ell ge lpt at) . ri only $3900 op! 4466 ARSENAL a gh School, modern —-#tory brick bungsiow rye Beven rooms «ieceting vorch, the bath, tiie o re rr hardwood floors, furnace heat; A = » Ae Os e 191. itt chen brifit-in trebox hot-water nest me Joeilo. se-eseman oan prem \ses from bee w.. , , COTTAGE harc woot f rs cODnmer screens ‘te reel. 6 1 ' Hig: bargain for ulek sale BE | =a Ll | r" : . age. con-| ruraxe for four cars. price redue#), @ real HARKY RE rust "HER. ippewa ang WN electr , = _ ea! “ee. — byt) ' PED? 4 R-ARENDES eat . #8... : ee S dney, 207, v ictor 12 ; j " $ 4 . : e. ine nerR vs fy (.r4y¢ »‘« - : wr © . rat — — h ~~ : “ = to be FOTTAGE—Sixx Alaska, a 6-reom brick New South Side Bungalow _ ated — very easy termes tage, hot-water heat beth, eto.; Son- a. 6-Ss-s 3-45 NEOSHO STREET possess mre v show crete screened-in porch SSrage, | Mreet n e tath. furnace. hardweed@ TKANI bOG Chestnut et. made; near Cle veland High School: C887 florrs tile reed reeum shades Ss ~ n- SM AND § PER MONTH M: *), ‘hih R r C wet -oe t; be street. pen + “14th + @-re brick cotrage Vv eimer ea J0.,|° © 2. mi. ? an 1&5 io 8, idth rt fay er penne ime af thi y ; « PEs -RER fetog 3300 ons 7 oo. ey wm ¢ 7 ; a 1G énev 25 ¢ ote ’ ©4 ater, electricity: rent #760 Open @afly until 8 p m . Sunday until 4p M | eee —4 606 Ne = 5 mui? ~ - woor . - REAN B01 722 Chestnet. Mein 2195, BRAND- NEW BUNGALOW. $5800 electric and A ge we BA — framer . -T7 X47 TT? : mproving cGistrie 5 room J200; can be bou aso Ni ‘\ Bl NG AL { yw anc #un “ r or, bath with bullt-in tw = Rosa. & reoms, hot-wat + hespane Laks Ee ‘= ER INKOP. e19 Cr eetnut ao OD BRN RPICK COPF, Adkins, 6 rooms, mocert oo, 2 vom meocern Orick cottage, with Ce ¢ rooms, modern $5.00. 5029 TENNESSEE AY. | ~ , reception hai, omnes reom, hot- Itaska,. Sb rooms, Barcwoo core. to ef ea’ oprver gviters an screens, two-et ng, 5 rooms, modern G-geom brick Dungaic™: | eds pane price kn rage. hd th water and “rie; room ; san 4 rvo! ns. bath $4400. | deotric hardwoo oo large for 3 cars; ell iq perfect cond 0, Corser a bio mp a ae room, bath. $07 . pacibss — BP Ini oP. 619 Chestpst s, _ Cre AGE A _ fee xa Keokuk, 6 rooms, hat swood feere y EC KEL-FEYDT- | rete MAY “, vey te oes os ak Hill, § ror ma, mode i. | re Niwa pa kema tie EARICKSON. ibs LAME! o2 PRA Vote Vv. eiace, # rooms, bath, electpe me LOw—VERY NI _— vet & p. ; Budease uoéare eet @ pace 6 ns Se shag DEVONSHIRE. ¢ rome. SMe te are ona, 6 rooms, bath, elect | furnace Mt BARGAIN TERMS SEE THIS TODAY Le od vy TO a i. ee ‘ri gstria, @ rooms, bath 1 Om La . ia 8084 THOLOTZTAN AY Ax f OF, 4 roome bath, sieotrie, Sa gg ME a © ) KEE CAR TO PHILIPS. w rm °: pe ge weather strive; lot 452126; terms Gee to-) f3,caat NORTH g. & reoms, new aad, © W ROOSFVYE!T HIGH scHool é-room bungalows, 6 room » Hanover, ¢ rooms. street made, §B000. | phd Partlord: 6-room bungelow real- is tile beth, white seat bow, Thologan, @ rooms, beth, garage | @ence: the bath furnace. bardwood fleers |, %-in hardwood fleore. frult cetlar, N EASY TERMS | EE MODERN HOMES ,inch walle, other aéw Outiner, ¢ rooms bath e taskea. 6 roome, tile beth Parnas. | mention cary terme QM ve ie Eichelberger, 4 roorme . lmréwoot fticora copper boreend Gow | — - NE iarnier 5 ro ns (xl! 5 } 06. ce aay THREE SOL D—O Merameo, 8 rooms, bagh., 9 974 ITARKA. § vosma, ctocsiag, perm. | eg oe —* 3 poten oe at i TTASKA., & roome. til anover, ¢ roor a 43 yee Fees nace, hardwood ee ALLOW “mt - een ae eee 900. ON 80 7H SIDE HOV AD bE KELSEY REALTY g970, LOUGEBOROT GH cai | 13 Grave Grand path. umpc, trick pork: lot OOaiNB: 6 4049 CALIFORNIA AV. > +? we eT gee. bath. furnacé. slate roof. «mrage, 2923 5. 16TH ST. ~ AYY ONE FI 0OK—s8900—TERMA BI'NGALOWS AND “RESIDEN “207 ; rit e* anfaome G-reem - So B4°°R Trreeden e* 4 ome. bat = Piet TDo . % - omiuenih Giana | se endl furnace: lot *30n120 ft * gtreet made: 4232 SHENAN AH AV. ' arende Bide Oltve. ‘we S281, $6500 . beautiful modern : . ow 4718 Alma eavr.. ¢€ corm tf 4 ey ae ant ae a - ; * ‘rie. garter rick per bemt: POTF Pre : *, Si STL" .* ba th. hare nase 3S . reon rere } the (> . Ts. Turne ce ss reet made; Must be bey! , a . — nail. ¢ a Fi pie a haters he eprrecia . ROOD. rE _ REALTY ©O8.. diaz t« viglane or, 5 rooms, , Bate. o> ate nen 444° OG farrace, sarage ora me tw a tot , awe porr beseement ané@ laundry: A ot i comPrroy ric S4xx Arkanses, 7 reome ch electria | oak toers. rwner Waente Saie garece ereet meade, furnece 2000 oo Lack nt S004 Nebraska A complete Dan. 4P°0 Gelber? av.. county, 5 : & reome with breakfast reem e« “rect ma@e, electrie; ict O0al) S. ‘ping porch he't-water heat beré wood Ee rare se owne: will ghee through (a BOPRHM., 128th end anew st ’ TE’MER. 817 Chestnat «, | _ thive 1988 en 44 e i 2x15. tor saan yi ene $068 SHAW, AY. aes tatty | tful buongealew rowing. (MEW COPPAGES_RAgY Tem — | panies ft. bacaier tent rae al 4612 Gravois i e" fu ! . Git ion’ . i neenied bed ory ‘cnn furnace TeRaon_et x REAL | Geen Gatly until 6 o mm. Sunder Last] pos xX. co Ort £08 Chestnut. Olive 8976.) TY CO.. 608 Chestnut &. tn = - > oe hee See a Mae ot Oe Ko Rte nee oe ee ee ee re fi a | ’ | et ny ~- Si aah di ws OS DP Ss eee <<

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o— - S FLATS. APARTM 7S FOR SALE FLATS APARTM "TS FOR SALE FLATS. APARTM'TS FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM’TS. FOR SALE FLATS, APART§TS B A E BUNGALOWS AWD COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS ‘AND COTT G ~ nb atagye ~ Worth a | f; — For Sale For Sale pis Bn 4 and ¢. be 2 5 besemer ys $600 WILL BUY ¢-FAMILY FlaT . cS 8 oar FiaT—inis-i se en , -aae 4 . or -"Y gases ‘ergs var La . South Southwest Southwest ve — ye ) | —': A REAL BUY STAGE — S-room brick cottage: Seth. BUNGALOW—so30 EICHELBERGED. | ts : 5 ane KERR BEAL TNS mr. . har at $360 39 +0687 ‘en 3 Tu —— : 5 ROOM SESGLE FLAT—6i500 sie - a -= (OOD XV ES STMENT MODERN SOUTH SIDE COTTAGE . Ab Manchester (- ™ Teens and + —_— | . dares . B im fi .O0 éowr | LJ liaske th. furnece eer ‘ — ' - = ' qomeni basement, garage. convenien: ioca Mrs 1 4 » 16. fe : : ow TECK EI-FEIDT-EARICKSON o_o gers fi : ‘ , : «TWO BRICK __ 3928 8 Broetwa) 500] Grevote e 4 sce; — Ls “HIGH CLASS BUNGALOWS st ge 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartnets, ES eee Part. 3 — me ee ae ee eee ——— = st) _—s . See ‘hese betore ring ; , beover rg - rs? rime a’ _ WtTST RF Serit? TITS WERK 4} phe nce , rom an ‘ oo. ee eS * ee ee, * 2 2 gs 29 T= Eee 5 ha we ewe ONLY “ONE - - -- COTTAGE. $7°ee . eer? "ct 4 e“"as &@F @ fe + : e7 « "=e @rar BUSGALOGOW ae pacing aE teen Bf me er’ -¢€ . : " . * onre ~*~ oe - > WODERS COTTAG NTT $4300 ¥ ERS Al 7 i bh ‘ rl . e ; ‘ . . _ ? - , : 1.1 : | . . | | . - . — : . ~~: ue Jet Sh SIDF BUNGALOW BAR, : ' : , *: is : — | , | faa ee =x OWVNFR LEAVING CITY r : ee. ' , ‘ : : p core Reek WF BATH. FLECTEIC. suse peace —on es Seon ( ASH MAKF THIS VOUCR OPPORTUNITY! NEW BI NGALOW XE: woN rey CTW TT NGCATLOW c ' Et i . \‘oRTAW EST Pove 1 : ng | KTR r RARGA) . 3A : t Fae REMSRECHER | = ~ BARGAIN GINGER Friar wos Ht MPHREY | oo : : raska See = soe s SEVENTH ; : = . - . ¢ > e.* . i> YPTUN oe m—4A2444 _* . RBINGRAw 4. —FRAME epee peas: ge oo rt = ry * z wn 2° 4 orice and - aes 4 407.722 Chesteat BARGAIX— hasan nero? set tes R Eat SY '_a - ~-—- rr MMP - Corfi. cis ws rice © 4d BRAMMER shat.

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AY, 19°? - S, APARTM’'TS FOR TN) APRIT, 29. AN, 306i, mm 034 Botanice an/t 3 BS: rent Sispé: lot 40x12 ” yppscag. rent Bi) S00. 3. aa getls RO Poon, mogern {2 Goah. & reugbou price SCS 00." ‘ ‘Ki oLLAS; $16 ¢ Cheet Mod ern: 2230 BOA Y Poto ed 1 FER Chestnut. oan: é garage. eee ER RK E CO., 606 te ing) ° 45 reome -elree a’ R oD! Cent. 7 yen 6 ‘ght Sata and Dae! i. KR & « o. 2 16-15 Bt. Ange 7 four 1620 price S700: C. MORFIT 607 SUNDAY. APRIL. 29. 1923. _ OS 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, a and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. AranTm’ TS, FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM’TS FOR SALE) FLATS, APARTM'TS FOR SALE) FLATS, APARTM'TS FOR FOR SALE) FLATS, APARTM'TS FOR SALE A349 Maryland i. Single Flat—7 Rooms Each. Steam Heat nat 99 Chestnut S. ATS, APART TS. FOR SALE i FLATS. APARTM’'TS FOR SALE $10.6 * 2515 de. edi, . “Restnet —— Ot regains sam Hs ; aula. : Chouteay ey 4-4: . flee, recta ar ; a! lley i 5. Broad ‘eter heat: 4 " 3808 ' 44356 Cravols. 00°70 Gra ee > SOO” Om tba l’en mney ~ ') Dy CA Bh JOA Be mberges ue BR49-51 Potor ae Grant at rT a ° a ectrica, 16% renie § ‘! year: BICL.A REAL TY a 4 room fat, garegnt eri R AT tale CO., 4485 Gra of +h a O8 a -~ ch et : fix *) r solid Sanat and tare S128 Lemp a\ fam! ——— each Y. ey Bidneyry 267 lu Tonts ; roorrnea ta ly brick or price Thippewe and Vv letor 1208 am ¥e- excellent ‘ust eo dir investment. 5S. Grand. aah ay fiat qr » Whi rOor rage: 1138 (hesetnut SAL 40190: in a Chiprer /. Vietor 4320S. - — -_—- — _? ge for number « b LAs Ka a #pace; for re- ” Ben ) at | (es f{* 1 7 purty . : Tt i | 4 ‘\ : > Ta) 7 , § ; , Tiris | sa WV WU. : ew Rear 2b | Beat itif Bungalow 4426-36 ARCO—85000 = ie » AY ADDITION 14 ts ; Olive 1062 r, ir, | . » Beate fioors tT 1¢ ti : t : 2 Pay —] %. s +4 ' J ExT ATE—BARGAIN TERMS o . ree & ,- | 22¢@ @ c ASH NF. EDED ear tr €.46 and eae cI OSING a). DMO] Soutn BEST IN CITY THE LOCATION YOU W su > e? ‘ 4 are . rR e109 SINGLE 4-4 ROOMS, $52: K “Ss Be ,= $15.000 ; a . Toome HEAT, bee 1 1 . ‘ rent S270 : UNGAL WwW FLAT aN’ ESTMENT ms t..e@ bethe . lat garage HOT-WATER $6800 » *¢ ;* , i rPAMILY oA 8 cash NEAR 1Hak rch VMS rOnR A I 1 4KC-F PARK (ASTLEMAN Si. ba AR 417 B « ASTL =u AN—eehee Ai.arT . fh ~¢ ry . we " ‘ s: “Nhetaire 7: yer Sit. 500 A REAL BAR SIX-FAMILY FLAT. | a ae , at © eat rm) ° > ATS FOR INVESTMENT ath, fur a @ @nan. “Ske | Dee his ] ‘TAH PL AC E “FLAT - hat? . , ; - ~ if SIDE FI tiful FI e} b Ot) fie heat? " eater -23 S7 6. 4} ; “4 : | evrTmn ©@ =ct ILAtl , oar bs ’ rnace ili sibr NEW 4 - Roo MODERN n Single Flats 1) WO SOL] 2706 ACC OMAC STREET ’ 7 GRAND AND PARN . . . ie © | SIDNEY STREET : 7 ' , ’ O08 ARSENAL STRES ' ling. 4 a > sIDrE SINGLE FLAT VITHNEL! mit Fi "tS PAGE BL. DOUBLE rT AT ’ — = = ) . J rs - > et, 3t a iv 4177-79 DE TONTY ches _ Clive 1485, Cerner 6! 4 rooms B RIC kK ¥! geparate se‘ en Tn brick 3S oe for A cars rents $25! faiir ATranseel ocation neas parimernt : a AT SAI . urther particu- st. tile haths earace er year, r LEALTY wo inew -67 10 Grevois, _ SOUTH SIDE DOUBLE FLAT 614-616 BATES a _ Ick RE. 224 Chestnut. ne ile bath, furnace. iNew 3UNGALOW FLAT eR! ae nese AKSENAT . or ere ea bath hard@woed rLAT rms , one cai b lat Bargain ack ms - - Aig DOUBLE FLATS 4008 - on —_—. 3 ro . 7) ravols «ay. r= 2 * ST. tOUM POST. DISPaTCHr. — me emma TOO IIE DI IE ILE LEO A FLATS, APARTM'TS FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM'TS FOR SALE FLATS, APART MTS FOR SALE . . a West ——— MODERN WwW ES? END FLAT : ef ‘ hat porch, eubdstantta. “$11 otk lot: REMPSEY. 1125 Chgetnet, éeep bath, fur- 5iv7? Easton. Weet End. all e- net in- = er) A\.. $7800 se halle, Aseerment 1415-154 BURD R15 Cc? estn : ‘LE FLATS APART ME > rive. a POt R-PAMILY net Ld te RLF FLAT—-BARGAIN S7 MINERVA AV APARTMEN?T RTUtNity FLAT POR “THE PARC ATN orr« INVESTOR t34 PASTON AV WONDERECL OUE VALUI ome and two hardwood fleore _ y ge’ earm-heating plants; perfect condi- > “ ’ ° ‘sa ) ; tfearme HN s BLAKE & BRO. §15 : _ Chestay SEE THIS BEAU TIFUL FLAT 4208 Koesuth av.. & and 6 rooms, hard- wood floors. steam heat. screened pore! hee, gtorm windows, con? owner Wi. show yon through v A J HOTPE LJ? LI CoO , Nat: ra} Pri dee. SFAMILY APARTMENT FIN EST IN WEST END Ht “I 09 “heetnut LAT BARGAIN t ‘bur 7342 5 reoemes ry co., f) ira vote GAINS rwo m4, BAK —. . -~* ‘ ee Ree See) 2 tf rent He iag.. ve 5553 NGTON cw ™~e four garages “7 + . ’ WATER: : na AwaT MAN AV. . artrment? > aps with ever SIX FAMILY fe new & -¢g ¢ ara’ est@ate rent Se3Oo0. Prsce 618 a entr ue SW ashinaten Av Fr. CORNER - f A DET. AIDE r and arrangeé resaqriad +f. ae: Tv. +f } SINGLE rTAT $4000 | Se and . ?. 615 Obests ui ot. of bse Selle ay. ee J) ° I.

I . + «oe INSKY R A { antra 4°. iiwe Tre meat ind “A rFR ION © A549 We le Me eee ILY APART - NT p er) oderr garner ali is Mall you a bargain which terry 2) LP. 109 N. Oth et b7xx MeP HE RSON AV. ; r Or . h aving aep- iwood floors Rrh *?>e ni33 194 N L109 L ELAND AV MENTS ont. HRaraee oO : : reorwe separate eteam gc plant & garages; rent $312 per read. 4 rooms and on onth 1? Clartor $260 sun pear- ierie family apte, of fire rent 8350 HA: al wes netor ) ry, fer ‘anitor service nt: $440 ‘ rent ‘va rope ’ “4 Ree (MANN ROR Cheeta 2F AMIL y PARTMENT-F! rey rye ’ as Ki . : DOUBLE FLATS! 4515-12A4- pte. a TEAU (Being | uf ‘s & roome al hards 08 tice — a ~ ase } rt I b 7s 4 n y none ft yO 2 RBC — sae orion thi 386. trust, 814500 martiouars from S. BLAKE & fr oO, 815 Chestnat, FLAT—APARTMENT STYLE GOOD INVESTMENT. Northweet corner Bovie and Swan: double, & roems and kitche tile bath. eleo- tric. hag@wood floors. tn-a-dor bed, furmaeces, l) one piece ename! sinke. a!) rented Breen ,er year: will sell separate: 160212! B HK. STOLTMAN RR. FE. CO., 4002 Cy yieae a NEW WEST END DOUBL E o fo rooa rm af ea f lot Mtrac tive Singl » lat 474 “MeMil lan ’ iurua ce aa’ ru’ «ft ‘ KINGSBI RY BL at ar’me? . h. Murnohy 76S STE AM HE ATED DOUBLE Sv N PARLORS, $17,900 io War tan tue nor’ h of Pree t 4-farm' fiat. hat me He and @oreened. tn htieh can be bought for above Thies preperty ‘ar card see ieetnut “' @ sit ; thwest Corner Eastgate and North Drive oe - ’ ra . : ‘ss e370 *ar > (RALTY ¢% er 'r? 2G A ENE IGHT_ $156 ‘~ ‘es er Te? Vance +e . . 9) : rent “" ERENNAN RR EK. CO hin Weinertght Ridge NEW ¢- het AF ABTMENTS ‘AR RENT $3600- LOW PRICE FASY TERMS 2-49 52 Nerth Drive. tn hatit and nicer reomm end sun pertor ms efficiency. e'eem heat cae” De y cers’ tL . ¢ . Ryne i a ne OW a> Lm 2 ATTA rt 6210 } 5 e.eerm four | 9136 for | Verth Park. finiehet eapert- wih od, After rente ill @rac- West Modern Single Flat, $7500 1418 Arimgten. 5 and 5 tiie bathe cite ename) a) bot | EY Ge ct st. SPECULATORS - ; - cm aun, Obes Rinater READ SEB TOPaT reoms — apar'me ent: B bSBe@reerte, rene? identia, éie- rot Wer at a pty ye smite a A. ae. i nader $270 9 5000 smah ocoupy one apartment: ; free an Rix rated in ~ : “MG eT 3 mn el nF APARTMENTS “FoR SALE “IN pEL MAK AnRDEN R12 pe “oO Leland er. © family. 4 foome e@ech. "Ah Svracuee, 6-farally Svrecuse S-famftly me and epee 8 porch rooms ef. er " RANT RELL REALTY Ce.. ; «" : »e 10693 “AMILY “APARTMENTS rowene and eun perer, SIXA-F a-Gor bens ga! for BS Eastgate. 4 gar age fr ° ree | bargains REALTY “ Wat! Rank 4g Olive axe rooms ané sun perer, 5 machines. for quick seaie. ta- are 8 WIsso' or 4 Cen tra! "RI Centra. are ASS — ~~ RESIDENCES F SALE OREON E. G. SCOTT 800 Chestnut St. ESiRARBRLE HOMES REA SONABLE TERMS. mar bi = 35.000 rooms, pa pbatha, B-car ga > pahinaten . 27,500 27.500 18.400 184.500 16.000 C-car garage bathe, (excellent 14.900 water heat 2 car waragce ikiev (n. Ww. @eorner Etre! and - ons 15.900 me and bath, 2-car ga- lavton kme be . 34,500 & rooms and bath, 2-car garage Cabanne r re }° I room. 2 baths, yarage Gamt (i eton ]Y rowrm, 4. car 6209 6162 3,000 ‘ ' ' es 12,068 | ‘garage, 100. (‘a baenne roornse (siverwville roome, J-car garage tartmer, n. w. cerner Clara... oms® new furnace, garage. fmminster 3-car 5170 }] 5812 D 5403 11.4600 11.500 10.500 warnge. large jot. garage. 2 .¢ ar warage. er location: nas s. newly built bungalew. ’ terme house, iten rooma, 5576 Highian i. revoma, 1°70 Ham 19 modern residence. i & 200 carege. hardwood? be : . a SO and sun perlor; @.- ’ “s i eaten daa R00 ne, garage: 50 feat iot a” " , = S fh) ms. dandy little enatSenee, Js Rerthold 5 roonwm., hard wood floors, h. ©. +50 £150 Mer ‘ausliand oomes, bungalow: 4519 a1 SM ith: ATi. reome. @-ear 7A3S6 Ras ikin (Richmond I eights). rooms, garage, f- “path. lot 35184. foot pct 4214 Maryland . roome, ec fleors, 4: 368 saci iede av 10 roorme and bath, 26433 Pennesyivanie. rooms, gun par! or. 1915 Fo reat p oonw 4703 Marrying’: ¥ rooma, 1306 Laurel 906 roome, ; 4001 2-car garege. hard- yee bath. ‘bungalow, ‘modern. furnace. ‘eas | terms. 7 ‘tile bath. modern. a al i reerme, steam heat. lonrig ht rewms, S-car rarage ‘amous rovoris, , 6 t50 5 600 ' garege, ' bot- water WEST END HOMES . _dohn S. Blake & Bro. reland $20 Oi Oris ” hatha, ‘ . 060x200 15 6175 5323 bet Water: Kingsbury bi UV rooms, hot Mapie ) reomea 544x150. water crete gar 7h. Melroee Wrivecaut City) ....916,000 . ) roame, nae ‘ wetee. priek - age, hardwoo oorse; 1001 '1139 f King's highway fo ep $15,500 7 rooms, furnace hard- wood floors; 64al McPherson . 10 roots, na epienci4 sha le Giverwvi) _ . B-etory brick; slate roof, hardwood floors. -- M $12,500. hat - $12.60 fleere. $10,500 lot 7307 rT wryee ET meee hur gaiow le hat b. hen t 6S lant frogt hearse ood vox i177 tile bath, ® 000 iweed floors. fur- wo 33«127 furnace haré jot OO fee tea! nh fisatures, not weter. Ux 200 cor se $19,000 ive hard wood garage, it $ 7,000 lot § 48.900 ne Me Phereon reo les a‘ free ba' he p) , — furnace, bath; »etery frame. let 80180 mM 7,000, stene front, furnace: ts electr io fixtares! 2! Vor partiewars for any of the abere of jon & BLAKE @ BRO. E28 Chestnnr BUY FROM BROOKS RESIDENCES CRITTSENHEN at 16 reem net-water heat, on fees. invee sieering porch “* .)8-t arge corner let: about -e af ater 2838 —~ Os age: lew price . —_ 7 one fran? ; taverte Pars i “nig, 9000 tn v4 ‘aeanine b sgt Rog ; -weter beat. lerge * carege rer 4 wt WOR —1 ot 2 fare rear : emt ne ch arheot: 2 car Poo’ Deiepe te me ehtxc®—a roars meer éqe@n. balence of | aoe a Se Rg : Flat nf o14an dows aes 200 ) Single . room, haré- ¢ vrnacce st “ys intet and oo Or e tena p Mi. LEVI @'O0., 108 36 2th _ eEAnOR mm REALTY | ~O. a ie ee ee ee lS * tthe beth. bot-water heat and garage: | i'w 2 wemaacane, 238-8. 0 oe _ 10 reese: © eee. ; Otive ’ e* Fe ars ona? og 013.000..# ae ae RN ell PN et ly Rae A tes Ra Bh a in ale Tg Re EAN Cl i tA 6 CET pt See: " . ——— ee - . — , » —" ee heee enedumnaipete ee ge ee Set . — es ~ ty Ae co age lin e elBaR a mer oA 7 . : : :

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ee » ~ Geb. ave ~_ > ee eee ee ee Me tte a oly - = a. + ee ee oe a . 2 we nt a, . . eee me Ph em ; - : } ST. LOUIS ZOB post pisPaTcr. @5 1700 REAL ESTA Te For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungat ee — —— “ad HOMES PRICED RIGHT iA. gicep'ng sv 5 ra aepers om t QPpo! nimer: t by BERGFELD A modern hot-water “# nA ; re -_ of err right — ee a RESIDENCES FOR SALE oe ee ee eee eee Rortn MAKE A FLAT OF THIs — ba! RENTS, $1728—rRict $10,000 HOLLY AVENLCE HOLLY AVENLE y . » ~ Only $2800 —87 oo Cash—815 My -* » 20 — nen ; ; * . “= “PALATIAL WEST END HOME OL sks FO R AMT 3127 LAWTON six =o ap $00 DOW \ 8-ROOM RES! +. USE—Mo Sern tr use North e: pou will congsidce | eet | yment Bes Fr “ey Po Ses “F—_3008 X _roorr brick house RESIDENCE—HEPNHAN Ba476-TS24A FALM «T on ~ }rOW ER «BOVE PARA — ~*~» [ain Of “AG. JV = WASHING MmrmoMw BRit CRITTES: “WONDERFUL UTAH PANDY LOCATIOS—! ‘ ~ MURDO¢ Southwest _ RES! DENCES FOR SALE ———————————E—_— ows, Cottages, Fiats, Apartments, Residences Ff or Sale Toaay. _ RES! DENCES FOR SALE Home ns ° rooms, 2 bath 2-car garage, re, Old English type cut stems ” echauffeur'’s roem above, ss: $35.000 rooms, 2 baths, 2-car land Drive, Marrland terrace; 9 récume, walls canvassed anc in oll, complete * ears: lot 68x219 feet; §@.. a -*™ « es 4 Vreie hd wrTliera *¢ . s Vestmoreiané jWrivre, Marv.and terrace; rooms, 2 * or “ crounds 130x219 feet; $40, 10 rooms, 2 baths, 2-emr garage; lot liste icliffe, University City; § rooms, 1 bath, 2-ear gurege: Tr : vs estrminster;: rooms, 3 baths, 2-car garage; lot 120nim5 - _ — . — University City; 6reom bungalow, ick bungalow; bath, furmass bungalow, garage, chickes Se bath, garage; #008 : Res S-BRENNER REALTY consisting of butier’s pantry, lavatory, 2d floor, 3 ly decorated througheut, cht is one of the best Can be handled full particulars and af CALIFORI yh residence comprising 108 heat, laundry with ste® basement. Twoeail or light ee . can be built on part of decorated throughout J a quick sale. For ts 2 CR AV EN S-BRENNER REALTY | x 122 ‘ i ~y ¥ ee = RESi DENCES FOR SALE Wet brick garage for 2 care ut'Tw! small residence rier Snieh archit Low PRICE PUR | DANDY 1401 Temple pl OOTns, er lot: nice net nbor nest : D. COOPER. sos “negt put. in tme BLACKSTONE oun residence. electric. rage Mt 2st. ST-MILLER RE Co. 105 FOR SALE—CHEAP 4051 Pace. @-reem brick dwell furmace, eectric, hardwood floors; ba i. ‘ eTEr ae », » ‘ernational Live , a ® a ee ee ODER RESID « En. ae sas be oars + te very ¢ MEH RKENS-OTTENA Bhs © on BEAUTIFUL 5 T1U8 San Bonita nea’ ee Bi CH BC “RNS te 4162 DELMAR SL— - for . eu tad PEA “RARGAIX ne OWrER * ne ? Pe LAKE & Fee. rt seat TiC! nOME Sixx Kensingten e#T.: Pat Pog ey end a? pee ; 3221293: cx APrEL. * A a °T) pA. -» homes ere locate’ om exciusive res! dem - - *s A perfe er a by $1 5.008.000 and . ess . | — ef@rance payment pt posseesion ef any one of ear are & the be ance :EALTY CO. t room stfu! oce, Bom Ces ex rec™.4. om po cor ver ¢ car’ . eis & PHERSON SHING AVEND ‘re “asvinege @ een "ef T RTE : ~e w s@ } Bartmer “Aven mm - we 4. Modern reed . oe = : 5434 M AP L E 12 ROOMS AND GARAG " or ‘ veaetidernse an recorre e@ené beat? ra rty te & comstt 2 PERRY-POTH, 108 w ENRIGHT “AY. FINE HOME BARGAD WEST END BOMmm 4479 ** eo Se av rkview Res iden = 393 MAPLE Tee — . m4 han WASH: SOTO $146.4 Reai(e-- an’ > theme? es “ENE J ALTHEIBMER, #17 COS A REAL BARGAI “5 Tehear « I0-enem ote » beth cas end olertri. me ‘ae MAD N sPackLER Rae , ah : Th « : Bargain Resides a +eSteliow a ve. MMELMAXN-SPACKLER B 4917 FOUNT! Wallace i

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__S* 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E E xchang Residences For Sale Today. Post DIRPATCH. e, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F lats, Apartments, k a ra; 12 Realty Co. RESIDENCES FOR “SALE HEWSON ‘farage, chauffeurs és a type cut stone ana ‘s room above, grounds 2 baths, 2-car gxrage; ; 8 rooms, tile complete Sere 8 rooms, 2 baths, age; lot 115x155 ¢¢.; th, 2-car garage; lot bungalow, garage; s age; lot 120x155 feet; brick residences of 19 rooms, 1 bath, lavatory — —— | = ant BANNE HOME 2 rooms, 2 b ‘ JOO. , aths, garage, ; bath, furnace heat; $5000, rage, chicken house: bath, garage; 84000. REALTY Co, Olive 7000. shington ence, consisting of large a, Butler's pantry, Kitchen, ry, =>=>====_ — IF mce es - vost Drick gurage for 2 care wtiful ania residenee tn St. Hiish white mahogany: Qrchiteoture. attractive iawn. mwner, Of premises Stilt MelbHERAUN Stage. price $11,500; a (yiive a> 4 abt . Cc iweyviel K KOe ("heat rout nice neighborhood “S 3a@ BLACKSTONE Pokt SALLE CHEAT? roome hot-water heat, t TORFE-GILES CO., 4 KESIDENCE bath and furnace, 6552 Price ie very cheap ince Bargain for hhonita modern, 7 iace hot-water hent VW a —., We Leas) howe oF a «& - - wi, that : : atta Ar Peit Wate see 30 inn value Put i Terie . a re flianre iam + conven lent wm” ALA™ Mion threuehout only oe ha. we bulit {). recom Baih new furtwn electric. 4 acme = ia she yr Pld © = trict woe AT A Be residence ene orn wer wr Ts en > _ RNIA comprising 10 rooma, laundry with statio ment. Two-story bri or light manufacturing, be built on part of the bcorated throughout. Quick sale. -For card of 2 REALTY CO. Olive 7900 — ° - ee sIDENCES FOR SALE e—O287 Arunde! pl. Aitractive new colonial resid lntge living room, dinis parior with tile fleor and fiowr citve iarrve room acrogs TOOMIA eunh parior, ba thon het-v ater heat, r’ An residence hardwood floor, SHIEK ules, 328 Wainwright MAKGAIN—FE AS) TERMS nouiet« - reomsa, bath, rhick Po DANDY HOME Tempie pi... 7 rooms -——* + COOrErT. 8O-* SSonere aneat residence electric. furnace, @& c. - - ~ : " ‘yr, > MILLER hk rr 105 N. Sth. Pare W-reem bricx dwelling; —_ eit ctr a‘ pat cweook fivore: silk Rh. mm. CO., 106 N, RINSHO KS RESIDENCE Kingsbury reoms; moderni SMILLER h EF CO. 105 XS, WEST CARANNE HOME lot TixI2h. a firet-class ho banne quick sale w inted. bi: 7 reonme, slate roo electri arrenge terme. BINLAGE REALTY Co. Mionn, life THidg Olive 87 MODERN kr SIDENCE f4 Vernon. each consisting of 2 bas EENS-OTTENAD. A085 Sf Br BEATTINTY KINGSBURY RESIDENCE Perehine 9 i0-rocom residence 7Oxs Kingsteirs > ametene ran) fieening morc two-car “ tTINUL H1-POINTE HO oME harcwoodc fTicoore, fine ’ ci 10T heey: B0000 nee gide Grive: will Shon 3 BKICK ¥ : H AnKOTT, TOR Chest acon Mer rHERSON “A lion Mix il 40 eer. | Tears, a bea the : has dweod fle mm fine conmditior rivet be soldat terme owner there, oall S BLAK! m® Pre ein Chestnut sh + hardwood fieats, garage “ rhe Tsh.t RNS 110% heatnut eS RIGHT—NEAR SOLDAN . “aD ous anc “ : h 4 floors, hot-water es -water heater, two the REAL BA A Cory nome. ie 10,000 ahi ne balance. ry vrer’ 1126 c A aW idence im Pointe | of “YY oft ‘ronven ert . Bie - ry VA e + °. ‘4 ’ a’? s io SIDE NCE rRAL WEST 2 = : O.reorr oe . rr? 7 r+ eet »* » -& _ . é ' . re ia , i? wd ‘ the > ”" @¢ 4 7 4 7% | a i? 1, is ; » ad - "ne — + oo? * ™ ’ . .é - : ; 7 . ™ ?- Er ; : Aiiu * ‘ . : *. ’ ¥ ner veo e -. i rere : 4 ry ; , ’ | ™ 4 : > : > | : i - -— - °- , ’ ’ ‘ > . : , . ‘ . » ‘? 7 ‘ ’ ’ ~~ » o* ; , > . , : - aa - e é ? . , tat ; , - 1 ~ ' i? — " = . ; > - .? rT» A i | : ‘ : - > ”” . - . ~ ’ ‘ - . —— ’ ’ i} ; uf ; : iA "5 1) PES] kN i WATERKMWMAS ; a ’ — = . , . .** ’ | | > | ’ ; ‘iy ’ “7 , > r\ >? ; . e t re re " ie or '? t ‘ | . ’ - ~ ’ ~ “’ vt i” : ~~ . > : : >" ' . ' Olive 1496. | topher. Calany 7554R Thi ie the Otero | INVEOTMENT DARGAINS—A616-98 oe &ve ‘ ‘tet ec oe cvIgey ' see . oe : ia c rx ,o@e a rut fi Ovi wi neigt hve fr yoar. oF a aa Ww . - - bath. ole pantie ie rren. of } Mr {oor s7¢1 roome, rer’ €1420 prices ; ons. Ge Main 3308, : write Wiskeo “> : mice Bhsbo te Interested a Ho- firet flor ‘vecant), © pest a * om nis * 4 *) ee gbove) en y Sa poo 6500 cash and $40 men’) t.tso8 wae eh. ness etreet. I ERERT room @07, 722 Chestnut ~ +* “taeer 4° ~~ ~ Ttt rom “ of 4 s “ . USeTL A, Vath. Geers i 3 Oe heid Ray ae oT + ’ . : on cite a = terice & 40.009 wi! » eats : 8 , a \e He 4 om fiat ten re ogc pot ol s. me forqance. wet end cod water, =n in- me lag) pene ten ——— 47) - ae ‘se 4 ftreor beetne ver? goot : _— parent ols ~ a . ec (ore 40 io? wMaffitt 4 - rworn owt (age qsentrh ay ft ah be eure te cF__ 5, conens cot, sagen ao a : ~ ~ ' 7 se oat calgy te mily fiet ie, poe . , ( vii . «* . pene ~. COOPER. 608 *hestnut Ulive bes Sik: 1 11B PROVED PROP’TY FOR SALE INVESTMENTS : * a .\14-38 Cabanne: @-famiiy apartment beli4ing of : y ~ 'y bulldings ef 8 roome each; let 100n200 feet; . 0. farwily apartment; @ rooms, sun partor; let i pg hy tt ? — ~ Se :-s ’ x flete. & end 6 reeme, bata. Lot ; > ' : a « > . > . > ; yd } se ius Kenner. 4-4 woe ¢ Heat. garegee Sie non > }i 6-faet ¥ | > +r rr * * " : ° . oe HOH _ > . . “So uw? ma ' " - . >’ vO - . Ty te eae corner, a ; _ we 7. f : - won ing KR etores 'ficesg ant aPart me s « r a fies ineoome with « erfu ius . ~ = 7 ® oe 4 im 7 4 , 7 ‘ * ree fia's bad vrhwOoRFE Phan ~N 4th ey ,* ren i erent : tnx COOK AVENUE aan mane ¢ en old leases expr MODEKN Va ‘ in S ant 5 rooms berth oy and electric Y , . , . y anle S0000 , ‘ A A _. cw e768 Cheertn ut wt ,?, a7 imar \\ Automo- ; wi aNd 835 PER MONTH, ‘ Pi Oo #£°* Fetine: FT elnaie, and | ; 3 ld S37 000 ~roome. bath gas, eleetric, perfect eendition bil le ap . # J) 4 | " ‘ e 4718-* Delmar ? KOTSREAN. SOL, T2? Cheetneut. Main >t pament, i-story reat! RIM: kK HOU! SES, CHEAP " : ‘ ‘ " a ont >} % emworme ‘ania : HKELMAR foo Ale on terme ' ore we - . , REN A TH IM En &@ BRO REAL coo Kinoshighwa\ ie* ht oe — = —i 2 SED UP RIVED PROP'TY FOR SALE a } : 3 ‘ liause hulte K, E. * e ) Tae 2407 N. Broadway , OPTALLON PARK HOME. ”m S&S OVAT ign4 ’ or fine , Treo, het-wet . hegte rycervee hara* ond fioores ead Dote ~ : re! ’ ~ . : 4 Veu? - making wert rac t Olé te @ iley : torr’, g;:* ; ' ' —— f° : ry * : 13 S ry \ Po | : LAO) RENTON . » r . 4 a ) Four and five room, beth, (lat: Gne bulic REAL! we na > - W (* , on by «7 , ” ss oe 7 -—- — Pe ae “on ith an 4021 WEST PINE ; Four «er ox noo filet, beth, furnace m4 516 POPE mem be Tine B-roem bod reception Re me, a ] } IT J \] A i? A one ee « rarage — ean -e mace BOULEVARD —* sis rooms atth foruacey emanate, tue ' . ‘ near ©) Pelion Pak only . tere WEST QO} SKINKER ant), ready to meve in iS BOOMING HOME AND INVESTMENT bric _ ' ‘ ts 1°9%2 Sullivenm:, fine 8-fam 3, :* Ne bn, Chg I hy “4 ’ ¢ inf etTmen re re enact? well-kept property ; AM - Rie ‘Tneo Producers and ms “ure front TWO FAMILY FLAT, 64600 -— aW 22 NOFT_WAR 1116 Feerw: @-famtiy, large, ight fo vm : . Aats es . "ne tr ring eney terme wins es rire eiiie — ’ 2 ’ ‘ ‘ | re is ‘ } _LEVEnTe, at — ma . prt Pour bers reorme en each floor well-hee : foar ¢ Anmmus a erty oricet « $5000. terme e, . ¢ : ; ’ ; . om ao —eSup * '* . et j 4 RT } | i- ; “OME HA Hi a27ThoO W his DP {y i paha ‘ L"a5 Fiward, tuet eset o Jeera ae Cone block north of Netural age, terme — ; : wW P , ~ Boe R. ke (OU. awe” | be arranmed ~ 4 PS ght? 4 Cheetnut 1a . WS g) aas — OR 1 FASE OR “$5.00 CASuU . ™ kK Pro R Prearort | reom frame "igh" “h 4 ho -to yf socom be worth F156 acts as io enn sell at sic 00 to Cleese eaxmte SAFETY FIRST acrcm a) ~~ ’ or ° . Su RROD REALTY CO. 107 7! | chent move ge Comes B98 ores, Ses roorns. bath, i ol wetione fer gecont ficer, & reeme beth. @lectriy property ens Lugents and move if ai has ont wr leet . ta aft ° wal'ing he : : in vestmern’ property “re mat Sri Home end Investment, tot Oonk40: Mae 4tamtiy trcteh 7 — eUE BARGAINS ie per 0M BROUKS [is ee co. ie? i, 2 one ers in Be - " Tan 1. venl oat ate over 44 year ” fr EOE - us PAC RCMe bP. eutib.« bee Us t : ~aF RFAL TY CO, adel co.. HUTCHINS -Is . 2645 La when. (@ vo ; rT AG ¥ AVFNCUP Jo hn Ay. — Ss a : Bm 4p w~ tea th ras 1400 0 n v. stuce “~~ 2 ¢,ectr neat ty 7 7 attie| , th mE : can balance $30 month cm ene)! a. ES es ; fe — $ ° “ — L vert call ion, Mas ev. t a’ » (ef @ rrcraet Biy Z - - é ¥ a"? ri: : : 7°) 5 & F i rT & tevons . ’ Mw. ut ow - 400) > 7h [LDINGS- Tee ag bricks. oom a » fat, bethe, elec wer

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= S2B ty Dreratcr © 600 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and {MPROVED PROP'TY FOR SALE) IMPROVED PROP'TY FORSALE ____ ee SS eS Make These Gee. ani Teeeona! * ae Mgt gh - ln SPO en Line* °s?¢ * — & uD ~ $F 8 =o A ee ee ERE: Swe > +? Rms FOR SALE Missou™ tied . COLFAX meal DELMAR 58 vr. *, — © e* '_\;— ros shonunT TIw~F OAT? Oe. — - -~ (err ...o—TPRuS > - ca . eT * ATTRACTIV?, SEW BTS fy 46 > ~~ eres [Tace an ce ee a «6 “ar . - ._* & BOows— ma Th_€.8Iw wis SOP Emereo are « oo OOM Bal s- ee. FOOT uu ‘T , FAR™WS FOR RENT FARMS WANTED Famms FOR SALE Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. TIMBER LANDS RELL ESTATE—COUNTY ESTATE—CTHER CITres — = > =-— -« > = Real Estate Los ANY AMOUNT Edward L. Bakewel REAL ESTATE LOAN c% Ls “28: SP INDENT ~@ “ue pet i ee 7 7 Tt a oS = —— os + | Se = Re =m «Al ~ S04 we a r— r°RST PEED< OF TRI sT iLT-E™.E BEAL ESTarvTeE ** ~~~ » ‘™. 5 a 6 ew L\ memes IESTNUT SE. a - - ———— b “5 “os “ae a | erm —, et Ps

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errpary. APRIL 29, 1929 E INSURANCE Co, SON REAL Estar, ss ~MONEY — — MONEY fe 0" “doub of truet 7 BF DICKMANN ® Cheetnu: ana 289 "6 rs Grane NEY To LOAN (sh ‘\THLY PAYMEN W RATE or Iw a NO COMMISSION 1 Bullding Association penty of Funds on Hand AYETTE MUTUAL BUILDING ASSN. 50 Years Old , ci awiey, Secy. 615 J. W. BURIAN guteau ar “She On real ——— WNT Telen Wt rU'se Mo. = —— ane ; responsible man par. - bos RES, kKnowg aa De i —— 5 sty. Mie on Frises mo Sauling Tl. Morr a MONEY WANTED Th - Very choice 3) New mrt. Webster kT agg worth $2000. nrig? "mw are > S10._000 34 Ss « & i180 “ ? 7 SA5G00 ‘) 00 tee ; al ~ Ay. et : . e \ ih $0500 “S00 on lot werth 33000; papers read hin Soe | ur OWRD money oun (ere ” . af nal , > 'O make first : Tei say > : ” ag, Teaidence valued on per « ost Jn Dission. Box E-53 Dis : I> . “= be te i= - f pr AL on c : - . ’ . ' te . of more th , ; . an Ue ‘ T . > mre) +1000. $1500, sett) > i aibd ht) 4000, $5000,, oth s ; a) “Foe ’ and $1) 000" a’ aT : - -~ of fi re and . - : o « — fe - _— : - — : : ; » « hestnut. : (; FLAT» AV PROP. oar, © FER CENT: DUE IN § SiDER 5M, : : ' ANT) ‘amr ALL : is. — , “— we — —— ? (OTT) rame and , hox P.O Pp. — pi aee - aa _ = =". © wer cont x E36 Post -D patch. — >. ee : : Cate secu 4: v m Hox F.78 lost. Dis, =, . , ane : room. of furni- X - he Tt) spatch ; : - ——— ~~ Nome can @ uar- “ bho ; Tr ~- ~ igie bom spent rh L—-$5500 on first deed on Went ence vweorth $12 000 Boz E- ‘= arty ft Thake rere: aod ee rec? to o@nere aft 210° N —i0an SR8O00 West “at - re : S020 ho agents. : . S500 mn 511.000 residence: 6 per cent; nm ‘mmission. Mex ' « | te at. We » rooc benus for laag Yr’ ahor eri vrivate individwal x P.%% Poet. Thieneter ° “4 ar - DOrrOw on for ner ur: a. Pi. ?) urn tu “. Dia sn’ TT an! i R x i ete a ; ante 7 v enlre te an : ? 4-fat flint ull te ' at a on r. ® noo. WI ‘ ‘ane . er 7 . 7 | To Borrow on downtown bugle ty. B2000 for 3 veare at 6 ner . - - have ae | @eeale corner A . al rhe Whe . ; ‘\ nanee i? ’ 4 . nNgu ow wit *'. ae | a@m@m a Carpenter Aten | - _ . ead _ Yarnit & ioar of Sanoo0 tt ine pHlece : ine vronerty ‘oneertnt ively worth e7c- : : cCene . eee y a Tea lth? Res Y¥-.2300 p "T" borroe "43000 on regi- r’ worth SPO00: will paw ren’ but # not nay comnsis- Tle | Pin) ve I) _ —_———— bins a a wn? 6G per oent ~ = or bur nese property: : 'é 4 ; pe : orf . une pu pers AS } ’ HARDSON 10 Areadeé Frida. - —.7 — ; foie : : vYeare on 6 . : he rent rr wa In- mhe rront hit ray tee Cme “ : ay Thee ye I need the none. ~ enat? , part sino : ; lev? len- flareeche near Gonrdfei- ler 77 « “heetnut se. ; me a Aa i oper- eT ‘ue in * ,ears, 4 cl i - isa cran ' pet cer inte) 7 i! SA000 iad : a e race owt ~ preuperty eid for : 4" ie wrinht ricg rine prep or TRUST ; e:r . tr oy $s) . - tf ba) > tine , fn soon 15 aon. y , Th en : ; “tre hon ~ « : ud *) O00 demeakb JiowTF : : je" a ak te > ; * o ao. % hes hee wus ¢: "es o.0r portions _l— ~~ e 2566 oT ta ve 81R° ve cTOCKS AND —— | $25 notes “a Ss) mere red by lo 20 lodge. BONDS Trpewrr ter e-ock s . > Viuste ; of rear *«e > "* Vaart to horrow 0M ®n = geocurecd on good ‘Nerth Las Paone tos cocecs . .6B0.0f *-, . pe Mere 7" . —_— Lz Och .. . 7 a . - 4 re _ — . > _ *-* *, = - > = ¢ : 7. ¢ re. _ 7 + a 7 ._?. . * + >» «= ¢ - - E rv. ; = ~» 4 > ' errs 2 ‘i. fT "wes 4 Cas aL COMPary? at ()? wa. . ; reroreerts in aude USINESS CHANCES ive 6°24 ’ ; a | ows -or- ree... : vl P eve grat we of a . en t-» _ - -- en ,* z Pa - fn 2 Store Our expert service =en whe cover the eeuntrYy are ecntiz ties for the es- Variety Stores bende the kind of pu +f pang to > operate—erner: Ther are easy t q > On Cuce 3558 Ne iar we. For: - Dis bus: ness bax r Rt some with eos ot te coriginato™ of the Varierr eiped thousands of oe = " Variets Goods at rete!) Azné helping cthere we have —— s cutline c=. comp ete ‘* BUSINESS WANTED —heasom | Bos » + Se be lanes @ec 120% sut "eseer bake es *.oDa ‘ — 6 ore: ua rs "rr °°.s *, . an¢ise -¢ ~ — - Mes? : ers ~ BAL a. 1002 SR .cRa il. ~~ +*F r “i> oe a ~ Bax wh Guth jf . = Zax, wt " ¥e res “x tures > ~ ee us i z ~ | 2 Ps at) ‘. ‘ Tiuge rs he “— ee 2 + 2 - 0 oer menth. cheap rent. iJ HY =. rae ai HOURE—S Sites age income beaulifu. furnitere nel hex bargain anc a MAR KET — Wee: ‘Ené & — Ma RiET—Ex ~e! se: HoUST—L5 reeme, furnished fer econ ing « — eleam heat. pevt “te bar gea ‘ ~ +-urcee CN a ‘ued oat + oon oon pate o'\ware fi are’? A? ~ Shia Clliwe . Be — aa boar one ~—.: tur. goed come. 3059 Deimar Lim ae i + HOoUSEE—T) es rea, bet gedn MINTON. ‘Tlie & Geom, ‘© as © waving chy Osi Mepday HOUAE—A yeorn, pestiy rw eou.ck gale Wanted. ui SR— 14 reGim beagt!fu! incie@tme fleer tame 97 ' Havilland ont heertne for Califer- - o - N Bowelté G HnOTSEr—é4 coome . Cuac steam beat. © apart men? 4500 west Treg." ole en: a> ‘eed. good )4! \7Ouu, CiGeap caah or terras CROCERY—hateer 2 Mictiwas ey werk v. S85 rh , viii SHOP — More sell at. acouunt of i SE —7 -reom e>Part ment imbie nome reasonal« iy HOLL Rk—Weet End Lew ly ortoee reduced frem 8110) te : Low? root ilenee PILES *HF§ LXCHANGL. room 60) yon | ‘ag. 533 KR. 7 2 ———h EPO 0 La Te mii Main 2582 : i & Vandevernter iat good business, will ra bee 455 [lee Ler. = mama. a e oo * NT ; NCH FU ANi—Ae okt of isheg stand. prominent ‘ranefer oer- SATO Pesk ev stand eer - ten A : SH ' tiegl: tat _Yveur price “Sa7e "Reston. ‘ LP rms a w-~ eing geod business. i sock lates fixtures. voice Box PF -80 Pim bw VK BS VHOO Peers «el Wm. Khrhard. @200 Eile VW olistor T HE—Noertawest icecation, eoteree om. etliing reaeen _ SF D ere Kor T-#63 “« by. EPA! ee FOP —Gess . business 6pam m i800 & 7m HINING = chair 6604 © rORE—W en. . 5 a, Poe Caveny ? REPAIR SM 7P—W ith ie naAchineTy, reasemabie shai" “won won. i. LYaAlR SILOP- —~e iocalielk. = tose a Falk HinG 6HOP— ti Y ee [ eohee, hoe: bargain ff eoid at omee. > —New machinery, goed iece- : ne ompetiiien cash 9 i or trade DRINK Pablon—l REST AUT, AN ——— Goconates but! ness ‘2 - -- ensh. eet A ™ sty STOR cae a CONTEC TION ERY ka a ; STO ~—dierth. the entritics 3 » re ee trom * Cherries rock rout Bas ean. goot iogsa™ bis bergaln incutre Man- ES" NDS#—Oreratet Curing ro SE—r State reat te CDi- Lz roo™.s Bet enc er oa so oe turoughout rere ty ne : ae PRACTICNSiwmeke aare ae SHOP Doing $2° 00% wee. ps " trort interes S- SOO . Pa —— one, bos - ome a * rrTr RLA—~—Thewiee 7 | GoOwaNG Hes -— £ , ' = ; ~ POLeoomt — 6033 Pie rn... ree -* BE YOUR OWN BOSS BUCY A BUSINESS AT THE. ET LOTIS EXCHANGE PET AIR Raprese Si Ob—DLearpiown Sone? —e Kene's tie Ticked ed i Sot & . - on tinted i al ibs cat oon“ (ANT—{i 7) Oe ae Ly MET ALR WEL DIRS works ARES NO * -. : | | . « ; ; : —__ 4 onvnehikt wevirncany eemattiatigs - » ping ~at be, ~—oere ER tac Be kee so oe thy a ae ert ee ony '

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a 3 et ol ge 2 =, LE | ,* a, * « a) 6 oe > ey oe ie m, - i a any LOO RE “. 2 Petraes fe eer ed Det the er eng Ome we es &s The Citv Circula 14B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CH alone Approximately Equals that ~f ~~ = | laily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. POLICE “TIP” FAILED SPAS TO REVOKE “S.NE. & BOARD ASKS “WHY?” NIGHTS OF ACCUSED "==! === AS TO TESTIMONY That Bron? f law Sioee 1892 Miles D. Campbell Would Remove Century-Old Priv- lege of Declining to Test- fy Against Self. ORT PORTS Gee By the Jefferaenm City Correspomicnt ef the Pox -! rl O00 © AGT Pe nm me AL rendmeni « WOMAN ne o C °F EMBEZZLING Present State" ~ (Ptler Porrereonn la a? ‘ake * > ~h "Se > DPueaipepe «se ret, — geo¢ “Hos yarey aera. Po- “ro porate suaeot soo MORE LIGHT WANTED ON DE VALERA OFFER DEMONSTRATION RY Fehabiltrared Creipples From Prac to Appear Here Tuesdar =" HUSBAND SLAIN IN BOLDUP wind WOMAN ASSASSINATED IN ROME Massie? Men iso Slay Negro Living With ,Renreciy Family —— UNION ” oecrelirrniching “160606 One Week Forritare Serle For Full Particulars Turn to Pages 32 and 33 PART 8, This Issue M onday—8 . = ae — IL: 30 O'Clock sas = JOWN B. HOLMAN, 69, HEAD OF HOLMAN PAPER BOX C0., DEAD Came to St. Leagts From (Cimciameri - Vhen a Bor aajd Was Presideac Manalacturiag Concern Since 1891 - 4 T"ars =és of “sn Shut ae — ”~ a ——_ = cial w 2 y Dirigien . nraine me Marta. Tex, wus @iemioned SEVERAL MEN ARE ENTOMBED IN ARIZONA MINE CAVE-IN miy Miner Tadéien From W ortings of (actus Prenerty at Miami Is im Crmcal ¢< - THE STORE FOR G1 FIS Offers These Specials for This Week $5.00 Electric cirnorer stria si:ees at onetime. Am $3.90 $3.00 ELECTRIC WAFFLE [IRONS —The “STAR” delicious waffles a $5.00 ELECTRIC TRONS— Rez 6-lb. size; guaranteed & $5.00 ELEC. VIBRATORS Polar Cub.” complete: . Welcome Savings Offered m This Sale of Plated oi Oo Silverwar Those selecting wedding or anniversary gif, os well as those suppiring their orn needs, will delight*n] choice m these oferings $1.50 * sac $2.40 $2.95 $5.50 TSe $1.15 $1.35 $16.00—26-Piece Chests zc Tes tz forsee. ott “Ser pocons, dbctter ente and seugar epocn-— “mae@ cak ches—epecally priced _22c°8 € We Carry «a Complete of Coetda Commauntty. 867 Scerimg and Pear!-Zandled Ware = Opes-Stock Mail Orders Promptly Filled ? 417 North Thee te 510 St. Charles oe eee Whisk 5 cablecnalie 4 © per Ai Cyt ww ¥ : u "4 Et a -< side wd ~ aos Ma. eT . a ¥

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FUND APRIL 23. ieee. Br > IE ON GOLDFISH GIVEN OVER KD . ~ ay ¥ ~~ eS _ Yrrrrrre POPPER NS Ses SVE SS ae R SQ so SUN SAR Ee \\\S A EMPLOYMENT, ROOMS, LOST, SERVICE, FOR SALE. AUTOS.) w Says Plants Mus¢ Be Er \N {SSG ANA SSS SSS Aguariums If Fish Are h to Be Healthy. PART TE N seeeeeesieeeeee eee - a = Productive sibcamectatd 4 Seenreee, Profits. WRVNVY Qe = ~ T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WW '’lo—ep SSS WQIWWw FQ WR. LZBE : ‘wees PT RE ‘2 ao ee ST. LOUIS SUND. AY MORNING, The More You Say the Better Twill Pay. PAGES 15—28B. ce _—_—_ 4 ns ; ’ ber de recateq of the tyne of ail fish thout plants which have. Plant life tn the -_——— I N D EX to Section Coming Events ada agp “Sram Carpenters & Bullders Carpet Cleaning Cleaning -Dyeing h ' reguire one Fallon of we ; each inch of fish, i¢ thetr Want them to thrive, acoord. Addine Machines ... 24 ; Automobiles . &. Weber. Secretary of the Adcption . peweeesee 15 Auto Travel Tring _ Socie ty of St. Louis. Web. agente 18 Ricveles & Motorcs cles an address by radio ¢ Animale sn 21 Birds—Poultry S ID last night. Aquariums. Fish a Board bits and pecullarities of Artificial Limbs — _** Hoate kinds of fish that are nena Attornev® . 16 Books, home aquari UM were b in ggceion Sales . 21 Bricklaying & er t's. ws ed and WwW ’ of. Auditing & emting 4 Building THREE-TIME AD LESS, mecessary to the hea} , he said. ser @ how to makea £°o4d aqua. a oa how to select and breed DEATHS DEATHS _ Korsuth Weber of Farm on) and Mrs. M ing- ; Piret Gg fénes daily gr 50; ar! on Methudy . Aun sf 00 F rfra@ inren eir daily. DUIS, BOPrano and contral Card of Thanks, Me- vey to, mm notice. $00 ne dairy, sec ‘iy, Eave the principal morie otece, ne kK > lL) music Program } , a e 2 a 2 = ° fat rfAa’ hey w —FEntered rest ¢ tur The ere assisted by Mrg El- O68 1923. at ¥ Edw ' Ce of Farmington ana Mias a. Ae wills ; gefort of St. Louls, accom. ear ft Mrs : nt Ps » , ‘ 4 -- - . = 7 ew! : SAINST OFFICER | DROPPED ct | 3 ‘nica i if ' . ; ey 19° ; at at . +o 4A Than? rhberg » . m.. One ; Baer (nes He ger Pleaded Not peioved husband of | Baer ts to Dry Law Violation. sear father of Robert and Ras ac''ated l’resa. Ort today G. B. Iiudson, A. t bialts eo > Bs), a! and Lee Fisher, arrestes — = alge ' he place where Hershberger Due notice of funers! from Wacker-¥ ' *).5 ' a’ , ‘ nat "iia work near Marfa, pleaded ad bar : 4 *® aven nd were fined $1000 each. ECKER imntpre ed tne rest on Satur : Ap BR 18. ' 11:15 oa @ lieutenant ; 4 ee eur beloved gon of A ¥ — a : : ' ¢ ’ rans “> 4 , ba . . : i? : Amie ree . . Michican svenu St. Francis de : hur thence to SS. Peter and Paul's e* BIANCHI—Dontered into rest on Frida, april 27. 1923. at’ 7 ss irreristibic RE ns eee mee gains day, April 25, 2925. at 104. m., atv’. § oly in the Post-Dispatch BT ics ot funeral trom Mock & } OMORROW lle ft. ° ice men *f ’ ‘ ve ‘ era i’¢ 5 er i i I ” ie * a’ the Toe "4 re) Wa erry in aly Les , rhe ; - , © ; e* e | ery " ron wW LLL Entered in?’ rae’ Sa’ , At a re Frederick Ret Cutlery Bouchelie , r of M: ne . . A r : ‘ " c White lvory 3 ea, Viesinia, h ; x R > . ~ hs ; & a irch Rr v ee ’ evard, Monday. At BY. : Interment Relle? Wine ee Aer he anuer or e ta! ; +) } a& . . i Ae r rie ‘ Y if } or This Week at «is T AGeik ‘ - Bic hi ' } “ ‘ of i - : ° her : 4 . o > " - Mrs uf rs . : Va @ Me ra .0 our uta gc a In i¢ anc? % ' i ince | Y * Te*’s eT : 4" . a 0! . . a* . “oe ‘® : “( : i - 4 ~ : ; ; - . > WsPIRITUALIS: M) Electric oasters R’’—-turnover style. eee rs epiritualist slices atone.time. An . , 7 over > Alay » pa) ' or | 2. we ISL2A:° li : " g Sunda ( Tuesday, 90 ' I i—J1591 & oe: . © © ' « au ; Se} 2] ’ ~ oe * » . YT) 'T) f,4 ~ } | ; The “STAR" makes oF THE Services Sun } Lit wh «CN ae .$7.25 ry TI Sundave Thursdays Mmaarenteed $3.69 cee Fridays, 5 pm © complete. .$4.25 en eee Marcus in Laven F LIFE—Friéaye 7 48 1 . siairs lifferent tue ered in a A . 4 ’ 4 ' er j ; : “K",] or Niee tng « be ; ; yt e Ved en a h cs a a we . : : : A . ; L} 5 ’ ‘© s | : \% sexo . > x ‘ 7 - . par . bes ’ : rT max > 2 ' ersary gifts, as needs, will find BBpoons. poon priced seeer*e $12.45 ai . cr x, ta ~~ > iat eel nes ' munity, 1447 Rogers, Penvie | - pen-Stock Patterns _ = tie te" - & Be ma Sir art . : ; : | . a . . “ , _— mai : : ; y Filled Seas | ~ , ©? ts _ . . _— ' 9 i) ee cr, ok : co : " .* ” a a ok . vEW r CENTER. 4! McPher _ oa b hurs ‘ : Af » } a Y. . : ? ~ ' : 5 » ,'( ore a ; "IMPLS OF TRUTH. —Marcus HH: yadway arles s . " : fe rT. : 4 4 “i . t : ij soe ~ ; ; : ea" —" -" : . *’ — cus anéd Baeton Spm m.. eubtect iy afe “ery.’’ Mealing service, Aira. Gaseway, 5 D. ™, to ‘Missouri Ka c “RB” (See Section —_ Fixtures .15 Yor > a 16 Found seen — Gas Pine Cleaning Gold and Slilver.... Heln—Men, Bove Help—Women, Girls 2 Horses. Vehicles Detectives ere tet tees 16 Dresemaking youn 6oceR Wiring alt’ Ge Exchange Miscel.) ° Express and Hauling....16 — Hotels : at after A meta? \T 7 ; | . L s a p: r rian¢ 7 ot A . ” t \* * Fre + ce Si la e ' \ ° - °y" » . > . > > - € 9 & ere into res Frida , uf ye be ve M he £ er « - S67) ~P F > - 30 . Xf . Ss > gre e ary s 4 n = . i = Yr ree er a - ~ , - ce i ‘ ] ‘nh ree? nr F . > $4 7 4 7 ~ 2 \ e*? . uf ‘ ‘ ‘ & ‘ ‘ ad l¢ sO ut? Ee 4 | . } ti 4 ; ; , ‘ jX \' be . V s ‘ ’ ; is! \ ~ ™ e A G6. A. F. « ‘ , ree? nn TT} re i z mr - 7 as st qf 3 ‘ 4 + ’ . « ‘ ’ . 4 _ J Fu- re I Wa al S. the s ge 4 4 4 * A ad " 1M ; = ? an 2 ed vr ‘ ’ ‘rr ~~ * ’ 4 c ~}~ Peter é J e ' vi reer - . . t , } s Ace ‘ ar. 61s — ’ ‘ ,. °¥ . ; = , , J ‘* , ry . ‘ 4 ¢ \f 6 and 24 O° , ~ ’ i « ~~ d ° - * r . > | * i be & ~ P > ‘ 444 rn @ — ‘ a 4” ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ca COM t ‘ ~o ’ a 4 . 7 ’ é € . uZz ind ’ ~ . ec ’ 7 os i ry £ : . ace ~ t “2 7? fe 2 e a V De Eg ered ‘>? rest oT wT La 9-50 7 ‘ 45444 A Ge ‘a i € ‘ ca ee ' _ o . er? aw t | £ ¢ 9 at 9 a — é sor chan Ww Picker Ted | . rpe* TT" A 45> mn. m. Tillie B - ee | ’ tke lé ’ a , = « a ears - >! 4 Om ry 7 Tre e Fy ; © ' ‘ ’ . ‘ a ’ - . a | ’ ? at ‘ ’ ~ i . { ' , . __ Wntere ‘ e ree? s( HAF PERKOETTER rest y rue per ao iH iw i _— - ete & P , b ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ t4 \ s KU > eh " ‘ ‘ ” et i « aie Ais ’ s 4 ; ~——> 7 a 8 r ‘ : 1) en ae had . ‘ ’ . . “* " ’ A ‘ oul iw . 5 into res } a °, ; Ss: . ’ ® o¢ e, 4a28 la and A ».% . t ? " {«¢ erer =~ st Rat 4 a.m Albe S ‘ AY . S _ her 4 A . " ‘ire Mar VWegsseis \i are? } a e er ‘ar ‘ wv & ncie ure ke DIR on 7 end Liat . ‘arr ’ . 4 > Tr @ 1 2a S , \ ,« ‘so ’ & , Marde . nN ~ ge - 1 @ur f re ’ , . j > 5 o ‘ . ‘ 7 4 aie . 5 ‘ _ "7 ‘ ree a 7 8 \ ¢ ge tw . e pe ‘ yer fathe av f Mrs an ~ 4 : e " ari > “ae '. fi as Cal 4 ‘ a n } Easton avenue : agoras ge + -~ . « ne Sa a " ames Viis ‘ vv. " ° | | “é : ; tr t ° = ,‘ «& _ LJee ar? ker & Son's chape , ’ > avo 6 e a gree’ u » ATiteé ,er ’ 5 * > ’ s + as , t ~“ ’ ° ’ Py - - g* ‘ > - : af . res * ; : as ae } « . ’ 7 ‘ ~ . - » oe ~ ~ e a 7 .. — Acade Dil “hur bang Stra re’ | & - an S. 5 TERO.* 7 LERME DE, for Houses, Household Goods Wed. Household Goode Houses. Furn.. F. 8 Homes, Real Estate, Farm Lands Miscellaneous Wants Pianos— Musica) Lace Curtain Cleaning. . Lost and Found Movrine and Storage Printing. Addressing .. PRODUCES MORE. PROMPTLY sand atan FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. a! ————————— JUEIRIES op. ompanied by osama addressed eavelope. our sincere wr many to > In MEMORIAM 'BALD PATE RESORT—Meramec River near FEoureka: cottages restaurant fine springs: safe bathing Hill, Forest 3534J CAMP SITES—Choice family: woods near Valley Park; mont? $5: 6 monthe, 325, invest (gate Box F-244,. Post-Dispatch Aa CLUBHOUSE—Valley Park, Petty’s Hill. in- ‘THUR WATKINS. a a INF ‘OR M A ‘¢ I IN. loving memory of Member of the At. YTHERS AND ALL Ou ESTIONS. cur beloved mother our Gear hushand., CARD OF THANKS "SR, \ND_AND CHILDREN, UNDERTAKERS ‘NEW FUNERAL HOME 9025 LAFAYETTE AV. | No charge for the most creines beautiful funeral parlor in sincere yong to ~ : CEMETERIES ‘Beautiful Lakewood THE PARK CEMETERY NONSECTAR! AN PERPETUAL CARE. _CEMETERY _LoTs » TE— Mumoria’ Park Box M-26. P -D. MO Pools ne 45254 Adela! so. wt 4 mr. | SoEETERY Ls ‘ane also for the many > pen uttbal fiora A HE BEREAVED BROTHER, Solid anate. 25c¢ line daily. 350 Sun Dispiay. Sic daily. 45c Sun; out-of- fown, agate. ‘ to sui display. 40c daily. Sf oun Three or more days Ie discount display. 40c daily 50c , TAree For Rent . and Financial.) : Redie Supplies .... 26 , Schools 16; Talking Machines . 7 Resorts, Country Board 15 Seeds Pants Seces.. 23 Theatrical ...... 1 ‘ .% Serving Machines 22 Tires. Accessories ......7S mye he ee 2 | @iQumtiome ......i++.0-- 86 Tollet Articles .....««« icceeniinn. : é' °> | Special Notices ........15 Trade Schools .......-.38 Rooms—F or Colored . 27 Stamps and Coin..s. ? Tuckpointing ..........36 Lua y ese Storage and Moving... .16 Trpewriters ......++--88 ee. . Ccasnateas 18 Stove Repairs ........-416 Vehicles -.. wc scenes SS Saleewomen ........ 2 Table Supplies .....«.«+- . Qe Bee eccoccosceome —— - ne | CEMETERY LOTS #~ | RESORTS CEMETERY LOT—Memo. ia Lakewood: | yay ice location; cost price. 3524 Frank For Saie as ADIS AIDES 1 the Merame bee utiful EMETERY LOTS—Lotes in secti e 12 ar s @ i acreage, & mh Heat cotlage and ; (ermoria ark ( @ITne ars rice ree ‘ ’ r eae than rent > . ° , - ad NEW M AN } LOW ER SHO! } E ' cyt"! List Wea ae FE gm ’ Pare at renton. _ ° | te @ T “ae brevet Be atch *y »?> ' o 3120 OLIVE LURHOTSHE Wtd To rent mn Meramec: ’ furnished state particulars liog | T-217, Post-Diapateh hil Sh Wtdl —Will buy or hbease. of Meramec, between Fenton and Diecke. give RESORTS |i ove Be'tina hacen LU HHOUSE Wtd.—Or land on take oF etream wtihtn 60 miles of St. Lowvig: caeh, Rox F-35, Post-Dispatch LwiTTAGE Wtd.—To rent. on Meramec: state price. jocation. Bex T 347. P.-D te) SUMMER RESOFRT Witd—Within 100 miles of St. Loula. adjacent fishing etream; state full particulars Bes E Ae, Post Diapa’ ch, ~ — ee re me a — moet ces ra - on Meramec River Rr Yancey. Robertesvilie, Mo (29) “OTT ,.GrEsS— Nleramec River. two 4-roonr ar ; . eer nig porc: f ottagee fear rent at Tieicke on Frisco Address William Rule: Mr COT TAGES Eby week. month or season: a leo . sites for sale: 4] miles from 5st ors c on the Meresmed E. H. Stafford, toberts ville. Mi i-—Q) FURNISHED COTTAGE—Meramec Terrace 4 mimodatione for 6. Grand 2348R IDLEWILD—The ierading popular-priced re f (rark®s write for literature 7 | «UFTart sha Mio Mi MBERS PS muting club having ilerg fur crt \leramec wit! ( meider mn rem lie . s f a few rmore members Box F-ldo «'-l)\enpa RES RT—y , can enjoy vyvour Vacation at Walnut Grove Lodge on the sagscona de boating ashing bathing. horsebeck r'‘d ir da kK newly built and newly fur rished sleeping quarters excellent meals ur motto is to pense Vou neake vour reserva en’ A Underwood Route ae. | Wo. 8. Dixon THIRTY MINUTES FROM CITY—Beautiful Hollywood Reach on Meramec River: ideal | ‘place for summer cottage or elub: lots for sale or lease: . ’ -'LLe May Ferry concrete road di. rect; bathing; fishing; boating. Cash: terms: agent on ground Sunday. Riverside 1840J ; mind | Riv erside 633 for particulars. Four Sale ELIE BIRD CLUB Petty’s Hill, Vatie Park M: & rooms, electricity) running water ca etelv furnished ranoe «enh ano: a bareait must #6.! Owners & ground Renda ‘ + wy or } J R ' ’ BUNGALOW FOR SALE—New. 3 roome arge #& reenedt porc? Forest Hills b n a4 liver acres ear Lureka Ina vire pate e Garase Olive 4f Haverstica. 408 i ve of aaa bie = - 1 AS On Meramec, near Idlewild very attractive, large rooms and porches e't- ‘ef on 1 ecre ground. Dr. Wm. E Jost uae a 849 Century Ri - ; “a ’ “a HOUSE—3 room e. ané bost. 209 i. a DAMA Larie \e 20. SL 7?) RHO SE—Valiey Park: Petty butlt leat — per vear: owner leaving town a? "RH T "RE &T*] LaA— We bate #@¢ters nie . _ ™ a. | i recrer thor s Ss oT) — amreo | Miele * a © — Phe re . Kive ne to . _— tient Anak Tor ~ = ad | . i ° ? — . a S A ‘ ' } Ts ’ - 4 =} Mer gale. on Meram l ‘- an weet of \aleyr Park "% reorms, large eened porct newiy rewgiit comp pete.y 4. joratea 75 ft. off river: beat! ; . . _~ ; » muere ncings ~wur ne, at once : . between & A ! and 6 p. m Main 3450 fin SITE®—Or Meramec near Grand Lender { iD ' abany 4671 KR pe éLURHO s&—S-room trame. sleeping pore port hb “4 eummer kitchen: beet lecation on the Meramec Cal Forest eisw. i ee ee ate SITE S—Bea: fal lots en Meramec Tiiver henk Valley Part George a Truff. BHAT Arsenal Sidney na Saturée » and Sur ‘a* Sort re ar Val ev Park : ‘ci TTRSITE 1AITS—At Crvetai 8 pri oe “Jake | Park—$100 down balance eary terme 18 acre lake. ten rif wote4 grove **- z . : w in cavating for large sein ming peel no course of construction. Entrance on es ay rad. between Gever and Raltles r% “(Fre J Werrel. agent 417% Delmer bi 19) cor TAGES— On Meramec, for eae oF rent Box 153, Pecific. Mo COTTAGE — Near Val iley Park: netz fiom. water high. exclusive, 3 F-1i @ rb. ITTAGE—Leots oF P aaneae 9s Mes =| sale or rent, near Bt. Mater “S003 Title Guar Ridg.. Tih apd Chestnut. (c8®) COTTAGE—Fer eale on Meramec: Hoiter’s Park, cormpiet elr furniaghet: good bethine ) ne « w@.17R Poet-l haereteh TaMiLY eummer home tncinting nice rte o* ren ef place = Merem@iec ° geart her Box P.S3) vet Tries * ; RNITSHI « TTAGE ion Merame a’ ey Park | reerme, kitenen, 5 porches , re |. KR Hetédeman, 4905 Labecie a Forest 6549 W sae ‘e) {poT- or eof) new oubdirision . Pers T... | ane Peach ™ > davhouns on Meramec, secre tap 20) very’ jote aaron ‘bogh Gravois and page get ' TRAVEL by auto to Chica ge. ‘tare 816 ee SPECIAL X& tes roa a ‘ap } ) > ‘SPEC iAL NOTICE — Aii7 Vieter etreet. hana af = alas tala Personal 30c¢ line daily. 49¢ Nene Sun out-of-town, ugete. 30¢ line daily. 40c Sun. Adopiion ted Coming Events. 25¢ datiy, S800 Sun. out-of-town. daily fic. Sun Sic. TJhAree or more days. ic limes discount. ae everything is oO 5 4 h PERSUNAL—G. BM. Very important: eorme home _A M ; PERSONAIL-—J lL, % racke-Jonn Adama, blackerith. write coficerning estate. Bos T’.70, Post-TDMepetch: PERSONAL—Lady who saw lady fal! and fe on her mY, Columbla Theater April 7, piease cal) 4559 Enright Ve RSONAL—Party [ncutring for “Roy he! oo] through Post-Dispateh, call 1121 &. Hamiitan PERSONAL —Far! (Bill) Campbell: Wil you write me?’ AGarete General Delivery. St ls ’ : Me ’ x BARBARA CREENE—Return te : your home in Ontario, Canada, tmmed@lately: yeur mother is not expected to live very much longer and is caliiing for you. PERSON4L—If Mr. McKenste. ~ whe m mar- ried Kathieen a, will eommunicate with me he willl learn something te his interest. Box J 109. Post-Dispatch PrERBONAL-—Any one who saw an olf ledy thrown in a southbound — av. car on Apri! 192. 3823. at 2:30 nm. aft 80th . please addres * T- wr PERSONAL Mra. Letters ‘net Pesetved tn time to meet you Th: ~~ | Wtll meet you there Tuesday. Ma same hour. If vou want a different day write or tele- phone Mra. H. & (1) pnp mm. to act ae escort at the funeral © oer late Sir Knight 4 Rr Morten The nes will move et 215 “)elting Knights invited ALVA we “Herr. Cc ommaen der Order of aslo FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGUBS #r. Louls Aerie No. 41.—All members end pro-s- pect!ve candidates ere hereby notifie@ to be present at the Eagles’ Home this aftermeoe at 1 Pm ebarp The greatest meeting o a. Imes. don't fall, you now . {RED H GOFIMITZ. a. dé. GALLAGMFR Worthy President Secretary. ru bicity . som ittee —— RII vy ee eo renene quendiiiinmemessane COMING EVENTS HURRY UP Get Your Exhibitor's Space for Auto and Accessories Show at Muellerse Park from May 6 te 14. Dancing end attendance “ge w~ Free entertainments end for we be the talk of the town ADMISSION iN FREES. ___ Auto and Travel Trips COUPLE—Driving te Califernia ehout J 15. cen take 2 or 3 persone x A-i Poet -Thiepatch -———— Srowaer, Ca benr 4 a ee re ee — a = NR SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL YPOTI =—Piembere, Ure rm «nt special mec¥in of Lees) Sunday morning. Arrili 28 10 a m,. S034 Olive . Br order of Execu'!ve _Board. te? SP ‘BCIAL NOTICE— Wanted. ~ 360° e« service men of world wer te s new for thie eection. Cell gba Matera! av, Sunder. go ™ t: FCIAL 3 NOTICE —1. (eorge 350% Chovteau svenue, will te ~~ ae B. for env Gebte wite, ida mee a . 4. aAOn fo 410 FB Jobe ev... Fr f e notice that | @tll met he Pe !y¥ wife Miimnte ohn av Martin _Keoragmanr._ of Mieseourt. ¢e potice =~ ® | wt!) not reepons bie > one ected efter thie Gate my *, renk Ale@e A a Julius , clty ef St. of Misscurt. Gea —y-* thet wl pet be reepone' he tracteéd after this A (apetl opiate T+ wife, Olvia M ah lideay ay. Ot — eon WAR VETERANS —IloOe- ovreantze «a new Poet al of aa ural Firtéee or 3 @ mm, Sunder s pha TERNAL ORDER OF Fact Ls, ous Aerie Mo. 41.——Al) members t-+ candidates are herebs fot os .~ present at the Eagles’ Home thie aft o1 1 pm sharp. | The mesting o a = PS SS a ey eee = ay aE 4 Brwrens Gwe Re 2th = a a ee ee ee ee “a _ a ~~ a eee tte ee te ee are, lh, . . — own —— EL ey EE we ’ a De re ae

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$$ = i en - - — _ 325 MEN, WOMEN. BOYS AND GIRLS are seeking employment_PUT THEM TO WORK! — ~ «. “4 ? or 2 On | rec creates ETC LOST AND FOUND _* MISCELLANE US WOTICES WALL PAPER CESS BG - = Z ee tn ee cs Sere: = > > “a7 eo nf omimt ~ Pi — =e Set ak teeth Ss 4 ss — 2 Gow "er * -~ee ~~ S.C & Me TUCKPOINT'S oe tm ‘?* . ou we ° ~—s hen. - = St se eine mtn alee elie ie eotge Eh ye cs = Be 7 . eae DETECTIVES - 2 CARPENTERS & SUILDERS > DRESSMAKING—@ILLINERY - ot er ad + eroebusk eas Mea Ms }: My Ae Me PAM pf, "ey ) e => VP ? - : a was. ” ape: a S FURNACES. HEATING. ETC | sme = —— - | : ATTORNEYS aT LAW > > , = > SAS PIPE CLEARER WALL PSPER CLEANIN 2 CLEANING * ¥ eee et Oe ‘. SO we

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HELP Ww WANTED_@ZER, BOYS HELP WANTED—MER. BOYS MELD WANTED—SER SOYS HELP ~ : Se a — - = " Tv _-_ . SOP ee ep ee ee es 700 MEN AND BO YS_ WANTED — Is the position you seek advertised in th oe columns ted ~_— - » s ss = 7 => ” * - r ~ o a tile nae wt eee ee Ee nat OF ln etirester. -_ ee ee ee - a i - = ~ 2a — =>" _ ee as ct Se _ Ss. Ss. 2. 2 ee a errmer encec —— -- = - _ —_— a = - Fas Or + - @ ° a ee 7“? © oc mee —-! , ina a is VF 7? — ess = -,], — =) ai en ee a ad we - AGENTS WANTED #EN — ' . P agit ss ELECTRIC SHOPS. . A orgs #e4or Tm” Se rr. CASTING ay Woes ors —s>

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{ Ths Ph al Ba cn eat “Se r ag oa ew ‘a ‘ge 500 WOMEN AND G'RLS WANTED —Is the position you seek advertise d in these colamns today? LLL LLL al page — : L© WTD—women HELP WTD—WOMER. GIRLSHELP WTD—WOSER. GIRLS —_. 6 ee — a — - 7 _~ £ a *P~ gto ae -- Ce / Sar am -~ os * hee ee ER. Sra. > a aod . a Tae . - ; - , > ; ‘ 4 - : : 7 eo ‘ed experienc a“ Se > - res ore ~~ ———_— - > Se eed 7 “ vy CS cImOoOor or WHUDGiIvi 1072 AE SERS MN PS EE TT, So RENE cs] OX POWER MACHINES INTERNATIONAL SHOF Gimagow and N. Marie: S.

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A | RIL 29, 1999. os APRIL 29. 1923. = = 1600 H eT. Loum O—WOMEN, Gimtg omen er Y HOUSEHOLD oes. sae Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. rosrinsparcn, 21B a om __ SALES\ ee ee —. — SS —--- mm I ED "Tal 3 8. Jef torton ay SBOP . % - DY Sor email leather goods de- reenat WANTED _ 6 ) ~EOUS es SALE ) ee MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE HOL aot D Goous FOR SALE BOUS: Hi ee * SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE) HOUSEHOLD GOODS on. SALE ite, ¢ b | chance for adcvancenrent. . UESLUA YD INSECTIC! lar anteed, th | WINDOW HADE: Measure’ im- | Bea ute Al size * ‘0: ~ ATION NGE—Librar = a ic STOVE—t *. © | FURNITURE—Beéroom and Eitches ot ning Co. oO? ispat ch meanville, between wma | # - ; "and bane, new. SO65A_ Wells io = ch " 8 lina a & GEN TLES, , ae ané Morgan , t; trusses. brace sti Stockings Ce Iatne aig irr ogy Et! Iron brass bed. Grease? —— “7% TO “eE Superior, reasonable OOKERS—S only “t-wal ‘bed; right new. Grand 861 W : = ; ¢ 4s — port uty, ro “ah me ~_— " om te " .. : rf ; ; [Der puc . Cy : ™ a . i ~~ iréer\y. Sees * second ff... ss DIE exserieaced s sore 1c9Ge | 22 iron vi ‘xge » t } — : : tc. al if : ) ve? ew price. South end iardware | 84144 Keokuk. c) oe : emt. Oall * ——_-_-_— . . “HALE F a _ me s = , sue: Z jravo.s «¥. Sidn 283, Victor | in . gos salar _ a ~~ iE ent a tao a me men neve! Tr front BEI 1.50 1 ¥. irc tte: heater. shade plet -4R. GaS RANGL—iiigh oven; . Pos ~_ ry SAG laundry work st | ; FOR S rhe farts 4219 | Paone I At ' = - a aa a sressers, tb ; i painted china; Col [ING BED—Reasonable. Call Monday ; Cail Monga Vi @ GooG, steacy place a on ES ee 00 sags » by A LE—WT D Linds 3097 | am: wv! gy . air ‘> ; = ba 5G Boils ; 1t SS—5 Winnebage \Ga3s R ANGES—106. and. : ; = . > , a . F , . & ’ » aoe = . — me — fe) ‘Nusb , caret ta eR we. aa E] ) : ate Sima } pay cash: save /Fi Ri (e—Cal. at 142] Gieegow av. aech Furniture Co. 3 assist with =f 4 : (c) * a ~oewe "aia — eat aan . ae a ee ma ft 1a nice fu nai ) Morgan st. c ) r . A Solid a hs , > Saees oes oa — ’ : : , a ee wre -" Sige . eS aa , ' sail > —Smali early nglieh break- —— oe : departments. Ap- G@gate. fic line datly ae Su .. = , ' T, en al j ‘ U ft tae ‘ SER i : . ery reasonable S°23A Cates. Gas RANGE—Bie enamel te: fi ” rubbing. Appia i App! uy : grease hiore Co., Dvspiay. sé C d@ily. 45c Sun Ou > | Ki) ' , 5 half pri , Wbat t! ar 2 ee Se a ’ ieee © a oe [—iVloA East Warne «y - rwo rvoms Call Sunday. | rao S607 Locus wes a mn r (Ouse and Ren tes ee la Se , , ’ tite ' a4 ne : (fs - ’ , ile P . ‘ ; MAY) ry POT BP ce B52°* ells [ane Texas ay, ne ‘GAS Ny New 34 bo as, Quiles : 4 3 . . style weterproof more » ee Sun Pheea DLING ¥ , your wago: Sat” ae tine . better than the. reg st 22 > 5. 1 zt , Mas: 8 pis ost ; T -Househoid; cheap. rv i) B2A_ Areenes piain; e ar ~ if-adius' beautifu En line diecount. imbia B th Marks 7 tt Peas show them ei 1 ri it vanity ¢ : 4048 Castiema: 708A B v —_ ic) Gas RANG E—liigh-oven. Charter Oak, Whe ork: good home: e; 7 , . new. $25 —_ | epare time: samp’ AUCTION SA 7 e Griv. |tay Shem’ et a big discount. This policy| bow end bed. $1 soSh eeu | DAVERETTOCAea ancl: peak coma z1by College ev, ___ » Vollmar. Donne son, “tape! . be : . ~~ “th LT ON SALES es hes 7 — : = ' ae ALi nu nit j : tar T. , "7 , ' 4s ey Gas RAN' , E—4 -burner ty. ox ‘ed tfeners | heu oni — - —— | Al f ‘TIC ywN ~ AL E it i ‘i | , ‘ lé rmUue : | : r : Lat ‘ : ‘ ~~ 4 , 4 4 . " : ’ ao lac a — rp : am >» . . s ’ — 5 8418 + a mm) d : li sition Ane me Ww aree ADartm neat ool PR : - t Five- room residence anc } : ; men gs Re, ee ester Prater senor cenilitiedh” ates ge Oy we _—" : d floor " . , or room fle Gas RANGES—4; 6 boxes; een- 4P Anniv Sundae 49 1. * : | : - acres of cho'c ; - vel , - manufe land, % eT olce | | ae rye tion cheap. _ 4113 ‘Washington, -~ -_ “pats att n LTT pes if * —- © South fd ern mec Hiwer. «6: ais , ‘ A ses e! , nf ¢ ra ij new i : i music CAD tN "RE —New: conten (s of 4 reom sat. 22 ashir ——- ene — a ey Ff Anay, Gite _ * — ' ‘iNew A ark, . joned in l-ecre trac:s | , ! lace Buy ‘ : ne ite - : : _ Tet nin " * ie. | S Luerell ay. No _ See era Gas RAG Ni E—Quick Meal: cai! 7th Ploor } mn lever) n , a4 b > ry a yy SueN in OF 4 nea n — . Bhi n walnut: me ' it room cha URN SRE— entents of S-room flat Wi 3 | 5140 Cabanne #\ - eeieeted (c) ‘e ’ h , 1 $50 : e —— ‘ > Ase y Park, Mo. , LDL | ; niberge , Suna ay. e) Sas RA \GE—iiiah oven, Quick Meal housework. ee! 4 : =o \ ° . . a? a | . , cr —" s ] ; ; ~, 4) Pt Se) a4 - ‘ ’ NT » it & =r ' a3 : >. *L>% At nae: ches 1G : = ng sanitary s rood wages: mes: T) oe ie : . = BCELLAREOUS FOR SALE m “ : ' pw aks “i PUFCHASS O08 i | . AM . ‘ . heap iad _— | Virg oo ae e09) ‘Se folding ic) . - ee NY ; = * : BE a rican v L rT} pal ench URNITURE ‘ontents of 6 rooms; rea-| — arte [—To - on a , : n : : . ye } ra hool at 3 EB ae eameled: evel order > ere - ; : ; i ; iJ ; ¢ ; 4 Ve re ’ : © gF004 ~ - ‘ . ‘eo? 7 - . | r —* : 2% ; " ‘ ; . 7 = . ‘ ‘ _ . 7 4 i> & AU ~ —s “— me: ae - ) . . . . y s , . ‘ i »s , : : “pa ' .* i rooma. 624BA Ham- Gas Wy me es b aew. . sigecetaiaieicenes hme me aewome: ~ —- er aii dalle | mrkece “maa é' oe ! eA. | . Oy Br wn oem Oe Se —— and electric dome, cheap. ai uy ARMY Goops gy ol ely eg : fully qyargatects S0-| BEDROOM SUITES —Compicte ‘Tt P| floor west. he) | POP NITURE—S-nloem, Waite Witter. GUS/GA5 Ravae—aee wan cect wwee | , psae : = te wee « = : os — nt + over good erder 45. mt x ‘Broad na me of > [—New American gl : ow 2 y 7 , URE—Two reoms household; before Gig RaANGES—6O. ali newly over : ’ : " ° “oe . . ° : ™ htA, 9 “en ‘ pe > : ” . : : ‘ 4 ‘ ; : : | ae ~i GCS a LOS” ri} =P a. | : from &5 up; call $228 Frantkiin. a) s i. . = ~ ,- > ww. a s rear. . ar i RANGE— Quick Meal: «ood Ga young har fi Ue a ee C : Stee] 2 : _* “the we or , ‘ ) : coms; call €101 Lafa-| $ KANGE Gon peater rand kitches rea¢ge, sale Ss orpr aL A ‘ : , , - . # : — PASS) vy ‘ : -—-— — - — —— | reas Abie ci Ww om! rati on re: oad ; E :, Sia al 2 ) : it ~A! i : INIT ’ S-! ™m outfit; all or part; | S vee 5 e2 “f vant! 38 Franklin oe piv —— — ; FED ' ~~ (y "2! _ynoh Ca 4: HR ‘test Praite. ename. ds aN« Br oadwas - te : . - i ¢ me? ar - . : _—_—— a ” = Ee —_ im 25 ae - * - -* : ‘ ‘ ri? . . , Z . Y)\¢é 7 a ’ ~ ‘ : 2." ‘2 | oe Ses bar eo ' 4 ‘ _ oe » | ) _ oy? | on . . ' a, ‘ nok ) At Su: S Leese a t 2 — It URE Ap . Georgian Court Gas RANGBE—REive : = a us ' SEMment] . - : : ——=- : : — ——— near as 35; refrigerator, | SS : pell ¢ uy P) e | b ’ ''. LVENI rE 4 mont! ball ; Pri rs ' — — ~— — . 24 at home. Tv ' | . : ‘ 7 4 - ‘ : > ‘ | ; ‘ ‘ aie ~ ) K. ng oy be is ; ao , a Pers wy chairs, dressers. aes | GAS RAN & — us ” porcelain “ gide t. Denver Optic : | MISCELLANEOUS ten tt 2 RIG CATES. | 8: dar 10 3662 Delmar. | — een ne \ > $40; real bargain. 201 B, Je ae oreo! Ever, Col 09) | ™ : “Teayyeae : ETTE SEI fumed oak | PURNTTOR EO ecg nant, “ “it) |GAS RANGE—Hieh oven, geod . OMEN—Some ¥ = F ’ ; ; : —_ eo overt TWoGkees — ae ———' | . Come : | r small . : Ceceskt Se |” an 6 Cale on ev. Call | GAs RANGE- Ap wt; "208ml cide oven. oe Torrer’ A’ : : * y , ; | rs ie _ Pew. Re . i : i j ~ — ; —_—————. —_ rage am |! : ; Kx * al ; brand-new s" .r. Sn houteau, ‘fe warts on vrelghe : . t; hea} , ' bik vi ; } . Oak c,UG DE wm ft Aa Cait | Bu - —— ; aelle one 8) ~ oe ’ 2» ; ava . ~ —e , . , at at . ' ; ' Lab! "* irene 5851 Gar- 4 3 i RE—41lUJA A llfornia ; Cau: sun GAS RA so — Mea!: es ev | , : . — , . once, : _ 69 | By morn: _ baker; & 201 8S. Jefferson. wm art ° ' : ri > —_ > 7 , " ‘ r ‘ res ™ — i- 4 —E = A St Lis? Waites. ~ eects ae astepienaes stayin el ory ~ | time sOi~ 6 mt tor , . ae Cenk: “ey: , ry 7 ; is Same mney rE—L! , ro Lh ETTE SUIT Fumed oak: _mgod URNITURE—6 rooms; for sale or trade for | GAS RA coi — Qui cx Meal; good sendition ; Broadway i , ; ) : ; : a : 5 nd. | : J. evening 41 2901A Sidney Victor | waicar. 2105 Franklin av, | good baker; reasonable. 4145 aman SAL ESW O (E: Shui weaver t C : é , —— tr “a , : _ % : : ' = = . — , SS P. ; } Fie eur reorrs new house for | ® FREE ! 1 WR; — PA t for your mone} " Be} : eda, 3] SET ‘sed but good ag new; | Y/ TE SET our, See fe ae ren 6432 Derby av. Weliston, Mo. (7) |! RANGE—Quick Meal; biqh oes" ee whe are sot real eptate owners By ERBAL! — a ae a : tT on = } rani ; — ~~~ a ‘ . | , . | r time f ein- : naay rn ‘ Londay. IOO LA ; ITURE—And piano a’) in good ton- . a ere, boarding bouse. 41 ave frien As owning real estate e Be “" : ss a. ae , a , , :, ~ ~~ re ; ~~ . ' Le : ae oe an . aan =" ; "400A PenneyivVania ay. - = monet dy retting the’ > Om ar “= tr } J { = : as i . , | . . ™ . is . 3 ; ‘ " ; “ - ole A | -T> P } ED—Furmed oak, — y URE—Oft 3 roorns: party cab ba ve GAS RANGE—Quick Meal. hich oven. tte Net thelr property with thie m™m pea ’ . = + — — " . . i> ' Jet . ae . . “ 1 lt ref rug c } 4: : Lon ho Cea.ers 1144 Ba} ; le : +" = th Leoraine: latest - company v par "e- hs . ' pre ‘ee A : - — Of a BE W Yooden oo VW SET Inu if? —_ ° } ter ; : se — ie for frigera’ or $20 eo) Jatferson. ’ ’ > , 7 sf ’ — . a go oe Tae ata ave! , brary tables. own, f packing ‘y Bs rom, “$11- iS-15} "| te a ed e406 “Puraitre ‘1)| GAS RANGE—Quick Meal, h-oven 146) : : priz and atts es. Call Monde; 7 eo —— ee aT — : range and Charter Geax range, Te it c ENPOR hairs, 2-hole laun- | one gy oo 028 McR ests Say Suyine new heap 4051A Piaine > % ) eo j am ver 3 -= —|GAaAS RANGES—Quick Mes! whit mn flat: party beyirg M Ree press bungalow no Se! Sesvrom Ti an! . 7 ; used, at fact — est pay; steady sim Reston usmle . CORNBLEET. Take stock of yourre't Compare ~~ ) v2 ¥ = a «| | at | cena a gan o. ne ®) ieton. second f1. (¢ . oe possibilities with those who are l, Post-Dispatch oF a : a ; Waahaas ' i , — ”" - t * BI . wn wick gan) nd | * _ 2 6 ents 3 reom fiat: F- ; GAs RANG i—Quick “Meal: all white ek i is ; , ‘ 3 ~N REWARHE . . . . : c " : es - 4 . . ‘ ; : f ' + , ' : : at ' .. ~~ 7 = : aa e etyie like new, - 4 tan u : ay ers ri - ' . = I ’ ham merles Or - ’ . Mind or ' 7 _— oe re eatin FR Dishes, fruft, canned vege- Bonet cer EN WHO c AN _ RON thi oe es that ; 401 rT . , ‘nin et . ade Sidney 3484 = 4 Ws se . yor ts m1 4 . an ay , , ley SQ38A Folso = . eee gaan ry anke cots tar ro] ; . — = : ‘ Ves 4 : : / ‘am | . ' , _ — GAS RANGE —-White enameled: 00d en. — * * rers!t k t y yor ren facu : ha : rimy Goods 8 “ 3 Ma -_ ang ene : : " . & So. - ; ‘ i] ; , s Sust i: SRLS rooma, Com pet lition, owner leaving city; bargeln. i 8 + ' i 22 Mian! a : , ‘ ei ‘eS 4 ' : } a! lining / roo 400i" eau .- if $375 S306 Lan ngton. tents of @4 roemse, incl d KRANGBS—A!! makes: $5 and wD; Aav- ~4. Beit. ee nette esultea, kitehen cabinets. ntents of 4 room }| retrigeratore, china closets, oib & taah at . . : et _ zed 2-! LN : pare ew weet Gave after " rt roller top desks. 6. j : - — - . : dl . tte . " . . : : b. . : ‘ ‘ . : . P ; ; ; . ‘ ; : . . > — ‘ is ¢ - - . . - : ‘ ‘rr “JR! 2f \ tne iM |Gas RANGE »- “Qui k Mea). ae WOMEN ‘ ; “ 7 7 - : ts ®. 4 ‘ m set, « } pete : ~ 204 at? ag b "RE f four ms; good: bar- nee, = ivered and connected free; es low —" ~ SLA EI AE AE I AA A A EA ALTAR, el | nT LE AEN a TN agen. eens net alta Naa Nt tah agile laa ati tise Paden iad ate ome J i F > - + - - “a 5 a . . lity ae + mt Pt -vontiiad = " . . » : L - ii . : room , . r ! ; ii i , ' fre ‘ : Pau ' " , > and e. ' = sis i eee BG hes s _ SS, aleo hew ranges. al! ri Diack, . : : : : : : aa ’ - - * 2 “ " 4 . ~ ’ ‘ ; - : : ‘ : ia > = ss : . ™ , ean voung women, ex id , | ! } , | fixtures ans : : anyone : : : rk : ite or gray samples at 25 per cent clean young men, | oon. | ina ree rs | so : . : | . . | 7 renin foe sarem : ) 34663. | ©) | reduction: cas gf time payment.” Bele “ 17} TNLA ‘ ng sandwiches ” . A . : ’ . . . us 1? " : . . : ; — ‘ - ‘ , 2 7 . : ; oe : Rm ' IT) ™ . 1] who a ms o ‘ure Co 220 _Frank! in av ic teebine~tteagaamaethas oun : ' = oe ! : m., or " ww . . I> . aa ' ‘ ; ah ; r ~ 1 : : Ss Vi i oe ere ' GAS SN taeatias uick ~ Mea! bargain. fountain. Apply Mr 7 | : A : ih B. | eres ankes @ n the | = Ss 3 } , $67.50 | — . 2 . Newstead , | te dui ' A Ni "FE. ("g ndy Dept. B. a ar : neree ; & ; ; ee P - ee ele B15 : a » aaanl Peine ol hi @eeoe ~~ Lie Vv High- oven; good as new. : ° je : ; : . re, a . I va i | z ao [ rj ry j ‘ : ‘4 : ‘¢ i , P : ' 2 ! _ — ; a r A 2ti te a « ‘) “7 & BROS. DR : e educational work) Here ure buv or exches er aes | cP eg ee ae : y and ay 4 vane. | — 3 2tom | | | @ition. 5222 Biatr. a er 3 : : rf GAS STOVE—Quick Meal, 4-burner, almost new ZIIGA Oregon. so fe 2 ens . \VE—One kitchen stove, with gas AC nT at :' , ; i 5 ai — 9 furnes ; : : ris | , today, £129 pee: : Rid . : . — ‘ . - ; : . , , _— . . ' a 4 J ; . ; rr, , 4 : . =~ _ : at. acd ronan , . : ' AND Gas HE rR—In KOO Ups \\ Trev DpL vv. @ . ; a 6 for | one Le% . . r , : + ; 5) = : 9 y tum. |! Davenett sidebo i ai __ on ‘ ¥ reesonabie. h4 rere : : rd ’ : i ~— ' —High oven. “Quick Mesi, like J ree | 7 t , : = — pe >. ai id 2487M 5 Coluribia ay RE EXPERIENCED IN quire the Servi: P is. ve NTIQUE STU! Z ir aeenah auaitenan, im: ar | Se ee ee separately: reasonable: no dealers. |"“\ike nev ie wie oor 8 . hh. JL. ai) 4. Ona Ra NDEI | . all Sidne : “t / ) ye 261% . floor eee _— re PT? AS ETOVE—Buck’s high oven; Erelene cock: G ON DRESSES FOR 3] : : Drayeq?_Ce.. : T TATE] ai : 3 | . r ROOM SET—Bileannt Mepplewhies | Of flat, sliver, initis 1068 alaska av, rE ~s \I Ak] NG DET) 5 esvro™™ ao Ci a 2? ‘ , | senate } ~- | mat rae | | ahec . = - : af ~ a — . —- —- > _— “Sy hgh mn Cd oy ah tai Superintendent’s Office Gone Wrist Departm an? a oe a ) oe - th tul > oh Eas gnc Ragan mre Foor : | a — range. sun parlor guite. Tu ane 4 r, | GAS STOVE—High eves. with giae® Com —pigil Mi itl : | : o : | ; ik Droy ; - ) ent Stonw. have no use for Ii loor. Seruges-\ and er- uy 7 _ Ey SQ EXPE £ tah ner toh. cheaj | | 3 : = 3 . de | de 452M. __™ — os ia” ieaeae ee & half las Gas STON 7 Meal, biue =e ee D. G. Co en aye PCa Ripht. Ce LP Trier |CENTRAL | . | 0. eed 2p mR Ue | : me - : 208 Morcas (*62) | cheap. Newstead: Lat fleet north: Od | ae GAS STOVE Quick Meal: slightly need 308 venette, reasonable, for quick @ale Aa s 7 ~— . : : : Die “ . . ‘ ‘ : rors . . ‘ s i " ris IT) | - a . tor Trrer'nar 3 : : - . cl .é . »™ well . ~ : ere. .4 : . . . . ’ . ri leu 1 Dri ee of rernt.? La ' ’ 3" E—_" lark jewel, cost. $7? .f wilt : exp 44 ds - : ; J » ; : 4 tai . . } ; ‘ ‘ } 4 o ‘ . : . '. rt : ; r . ‘ .* ‘ aS r : na = . Ww LAie wn wer. Coat $3 3d: ee i ¢ : ETE MIRE | . st : | ae : Pah 5” Veymenn. 5937 McPherson, 2. Apply Superinte RETE } “poser : : i my Me | ) amveent | | ; (E—Li . ve ne im. ; , ~~ wn AwyT ar > ’ . T ‘ . " . he. . . , . “ ; 3 O14 ; . - hers our s.oves are gvarante et > ; “TO VES—t'sed Quick Meal, @ at rew oa : eas as : . * — ; | : i | 7 . ers ng D . we ( s ) 3 cheav. | Scewee se orn ) 411 8 14th — . s ” ~~? ~ = . - . . . . +* ' . ' : . 5: : : : : ' . e BS 4 ; orl Trier ning "20264 oe ‘cr | “ahs « - . | —s roo! , -o— Renewed etek —_, « J { . ; ‘ Dé bo ; | j — » « - Cain tf . J ’ “ rt nr ’ fether or } tel ndeard makes: A conéd'tioa: a Peetion & A AIAAQTTIFA AM | i | : at ) Ph Fe ! 007 Cute | iver nd connected. $18_up STI : ‘ j . : ' ; an vi low cash or time. -Prosser’s, 82 { , . - a Vos 3 . 4 : “ j : : . ; : ‘1 ' | ariy : , - ~ 9 : 7 ryt Geaiers ‘ ; mt eb NM =o oe : ; ; . ‘ Os . not fle n = SLOVEs—We heve « it of gas stove "* . Sic & :v ; ; ‘ , , emia ' ; yh i : , yr — tents . naid a rotten : ae took in trade: they bate ell bee : mGor exn i ton, | . A] ' revert : ’ i jaaeh ' ae "* mattress washatané er! ed anv are a8 good as new. pricer ee ee A ! : : : : nut =: ail fmm A aehewen wt £861 ne f ~ re | $12 end $15. Langan Broe., 18th ar - , ~y r - P . ‘ , i (oF : it | a on = ¢:% Sa. 4 apart 1S sSTUOVE—q ok Mea! i: aide — oh 2 ioores§) ana ep'a " > ; " » » ii ‘ ' , , omrt w . . ; , ‘ ™ ‘Beet. ied ‘al or 7 , "| ad : -_ 4 ’ ' , , ‘ e ; . . ' ‘ Tai ‘ 4 " n i. bo —_ ify ) - ’ bee lat In A: Y gn ~ atore. 7 pA — Gu ~ ‘ ; ‘ nares ‘ ' . 4 . . ; — - Sh; - . . i wit) : t, lee box. side icer - . . ; . . : i / E r ‘ =e .* ‘ ; : 4¢ : ; 4 7 7 - $6 laeernccas ~e ww wee ee Wrae . , ‘ . . = : ’ / . : . K ennerly 7 | , ae 1 of Cts perfect. 2742 : ; ~” — ee - lafayete, (mil Monds ~~ “sr we 7 . ry} ; ; ‘ Me ~ mn ’ . . ; , ‘ ‘ - , . we mg CUD To") : | | ; : " hi b . @in- | LCF DO NeMedium sise; ; top ‘jeer; like new. “ yk cA . . : j ’ ’ : . ; : Y . : ' uv : +3 ' Northiane > Sales ;, : - a ee a he ng A\—Lerge #46 fam ly jc@beon. Te bouse can s. af ' ' - ae Mornda ‘ta " i pe iia “ s Arply oes R mai o : i. * i tis —— i'w X—Heide 100 pounée; bargain. before 210 «. o ™ vot) ere: ’ . i—_ = pea aioe, - Per ‘ashingtion a”. Cabeny 7 ' ‘ — | Yr - ” 1! ° Ke ra Worth $50 take ‘io. a . a r poet. oe: | . : ; A - 4 =" > * % ee. reer ~= oe rig cart? cing, goed p11 . aa ‘ , ' 7 ; ? . : 4 ' ‘ r : e ne @ f dad .. Bw ; ; oh —uic’ eal range, chairs, tables, 7") | : .NT] , at | . my OMB | . pictures, efe 2721 Tenmessee. —— for TS . ; he : . a, , . : a . —_ , , . . .? : ~F rent - : . , . ' i iy i ' ‘ , a Y hee v, : ; OMEN WANTED bt er = . o RI? YE? 1, TT Y} 2h ; bUN—ies renee kitchen oa >'net. ESLa!l r evening , : , ; ) eV es Te UN ud ons $°e 7 4 Candy Shop, Broadway a oneeg LNG | | Harty Wa e Tr : | ) : | , ‘ERY SPECIAL OFFER! pO tg yee op. naud condition, TORS—Near . beat ’ : HOS . be I ng vara ae | . fouies o342 06 3 «Rooms, Complete, for $175 |ixn Hide joer, cheap. oat Saas ‘een ere Gpaiy W Rents SET Wee = oe & © Call Forest s240h ; ‘mk. FS wun unde. Monde > _ 38606 i —A gon atir — 1. lavenette Aition. will f} - | : a sage 7 . | S11 & 16th ot. ae itd ; . . , | - ; — . , : ry fF ‘« . : F.7 ‘ Matney Lapmod Woe ‘Mer >; * Wer Gay 0 r _ 5 ‘ | , : ris , eT 40 ne a pactty «heap the ow. iw. ou la Cy. ling expen: = ] Sit ' ' ; rr ne A4%A Racre mento i = ~~ “4 y bede for $11.95 | Posy Dee Dept. Store, 6203 ai ~ ] Jia ' 1S Piere x stoves. S76 PR PAO FDR AA —- or me et te OP by Ld «3% 3 ad ‘rigeratoer for $13 45 © washers. «« — — ~— . ‘ " ” > ~ 714s. te eell _typewrita , nd f : XY cheap. Soum Ene fares LVIHILL FURNITURE ©9., iTcean ——* Howow ary y™ — tS da: | nie". " 7 a : : : 7 . 4 Uravow 6Y Bicuey : 3, Vic- | ; ——* ’ £ ' mere wet wrecti gated eS west to Sis Ce a ‘ 2 ; . mis ] rou e- >ran¢-» 2. | ‘ Cash or areGit. (c) éiniag ufacturers. 616 WN ute 5.68 : oo 6 ee ee -

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ewin Machines. Machinery. Boats and Launches. and Mis cellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. “a : ya — HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED wa * = ae HOLD GOODS FOR SALE - La7 — ——— . eam al . cae ~4% Ce ee ee + = en. ee toe ee ee ee. ee ar Sot oe —— _—- - - —_ ‘ = 2! - —_orTr -_- - ww — tt TF a 7 —s eee = ae “a ee wa. ° =

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SUNDA, APRIL 29. 1998, BILE s sz ~U T QO MO B L Coupes For Sale = ul red uction. Roadsters For Sale Roadst: _ Wacc al Al ctor ist NS KNIGHT —Coure usec very littie; ever t ~ m for quick sale: 4 ni aha | Motor verings , mAh 1 Ft Tea | bargain. Aj Lo,. 4. BO BAH EF ated and in m : echan! a. cord ure equ) pment; mode): terme Huber ‘te ] OCU BL.5 oven Buntay looks Exh dow VELIE—Coupe— Touring UNS-PTICE co. Upen Bunéay. . & £101 Olive oie Spr Bomont 49 ~ por— _ . Tye Re acgwer* very Foo! _ ; lie we eo #85 De feern cer ‘ a Pinney ineor vee, Both $150 down, Delance i ‘ve &F VEN AW AY ema Te Limousines For Sale Ei.s — ous ne real =e oY ty: late » On.) } an > ‘ 7 i¢ SLE L IMOU SINE ss * \eRenge’ gooc condition throg ; or & a Car; cost Soeo 4 ® Dart lac E Kehange Car Department 35 Locust omont 3060 ~ ist the ear ter ition, at a tea) Lie Wash. it} fine paint an ; mne for Bath! > mous no. ‘@00a VE . 3 nge Car Department Over ~ . ane OR : WINTON L IMOU SINE “ lh - 1544 Loews, e- top for 1836 bah hLas‘ton "ne condition: b here. fi { lhe new verh sau uled. Cal Call anole trace for Ford - Mary and, ; Kelk v gord tires: tires: : _ oompiletely llerring, Cab- (e) new tir nnn, Lrelmaer f ewlinder: Saher, 62 ae ncitiem,; bargain at $s : diovor : (pen Sunday ROADSTES " orth of “xtras, he ‘ear to pes “ - Ais - ee ~~ >" F- - “~~ Noadster nee guaran ik : _ + "si ' ‘imar | if; ick Rc oad sters ‘\tlen. with wy ra la.oe CAR Uo. Buick “Roadster © Ontaened ih y pried . fered #8 iar. F les ' 0., a OUTOFS, veh em do Rutexk @ : Te : ; _ ‘rune a looks Ben S180 | sabe” SBB9 Lin: te IO ADILIL.AC ROADSTER Odell oi ible Letter i ce ine and in @a- st : Bpecta! | of @&* Br? $50 ea! a ,Jater Minerr® fine com L nion 7 04 ‘4. atk ~ Stet. near One + Raby Grane; 2170 1 ~ 4 ‘ijree neet® otter takes tt. ari “Wise ‘onein, (‘oupe— Touring 2101 crs nomont 638. v; :\ gotnte® ‘Site eork P0. * r ed wow 5 ash! esto ‘ter , a ere For Sale roo0 con ate ‘> 7 ”" Ly 7 oa 1v21 model. ive ocus exceller Cor as; open even! nz. Ford Deale 922 FORD ROADSTERB—2. yyy . a4 abntinbra Y | brakes gore t Tee. bargain $16 5 MA Wik iat cas : 1D v ston (rarage, 15°1 Ho J) ‘ $ } mis Mimur Ca Naz VAAN As cost SI13AQ5 to bu! (Dany 44°° FORD SPECIAL ee te Sodene For AT Sg Se BUICK SEDAN real OGrgain. terms; going at a sacri =. seven ; BEE, 523 N Vandeventer, — Ford Roadster lao Exchange Car Department Locust st. Homont 308Y yery_iat ©; cord tires: extra tire, CADILLAC—S5 passenge: socan. mode mL srvers, iocking steering whee! mies ws ¥ . , Starter and terr easy SPEEDSTER passenger’ good cord tires np:e.e “ ester] Autom Diie ng ton Aut HUDSOwW FRAMPTON. 33 ee] I, oc Us" S100. _ Central _TaO8Y, Franklin, 4 Passenger *e new _motor FRANKLIN PCr eS. rr wu ORI 24-HOUR TRIAL eua 192] Gerdner “vith all new . tires: terme 2007 7 ~mcust Ylinder: goo! CITTY AT'TO CH ‘eter. 1e¢°0 a een "T a 00 CASH RLYSsS T Hite ~ GR ANT ROADSTER and ‘n first-class con- e $38 per month erage or Interest OFF MOT OR CORP. O07 eehington Ay a r -_ rm" oneuwr L un Tasso nage 52900 SEDAN shed throughou’t - | po 1G te TCHELL MexTE CE. KUBS-BUICK CC ° ° a pen Sunday _ ee ee ——— are missing the greatest used car sale in town if you don’t visit wer were Ty TUT : — & —s i a OTH—Roads'ter a uy at +4. Tevtia Motor evenings end Sunda : ~onoaay 4 MD CLry AUTYVU Ct ) mechanica! equipped. Ta Tj — ee ey VW Liaa = if : ve - a 1200 AUTOMOBILE S, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and F or Sale Adsi in these columns today. 7 “re | is Sedane For Sale GRANT KUHS 1s0n Olive St.. —T"? “K o : Rien “eas FAs LV Near ¢ iar 1d SEDAN Co., e- ee ee eT. LoUTS POST. DISPa TCH. —— OM OBI 238 LE Ss ee eee ee Sedar 3 For Sale __souring Cars For Sale equipment Ker Sedan $1] es TOl org it't Oek- mn perfect VALLEY. 3205 Loc it YOUR OFFER a fy : - ? a ‘. - , me and ace ; Butck f ouring; $1 ® your offe, ND C'TY AUTO CO - at 2 at. 7a. rrr 24-HOUR \ Loenet aa r N@OLIMNGIeia ART IFAW "SOUTHWEST | MASH CO. Nea _ ree Fae, WS eA. aif . — > = TOURING. 1922 or'gina finteh aré +? Taxicabs 4127-29 Olve DODGE TAXICAB | — = Demonstrators Sport KC if | nd "- pACwenger 5- passenger. 3 +f} a* Ce) With Taximeter Touring Cars For Sale . ’ : ° ,? 7 ¢ £ 4 he | - ti¢ , i rn T* } R » \‘ o« - — frat $23.50 - ted as 7 ms oe , » Brokerage or interest er! FPR MOTO! : CORP TOU RING cre Car Department “on S0OR0 —— — ——— ee TOURING, $900 rT) LiJivi A te ry pen Eventngs — ——_- a ~ 20. “Site _ 1920. $185, $69 dowr burry. mortgage sale. 2540 ng fine » comai tion: Sun My ta! ian . 582 a*) Easton a oe rns. 1620: will socoept die ‘offer; good tires. 4402 —_ ————————aw | “ar bar rgain c sh Mary lan 4. Linde) n “ar; good condition 30 De Bote; ne deai- bring, 220 front fenders ns fine: bargain; $135, SO1LlIA Penr Ce OS Sarr model 490; tn fine ral} payment, lance *~ ~ Tg 2048 ive et om é fc} Ts—3 tournie care and run- al! three for $100 Caron- [87 8 Grand bi tc) ring. lete 1#21; “good | :. S2£00 cash Linde! ‘c} om to . bat- "Ouner- $150 Caban? i) HEV Ri -“t._- Touring. 1922; I good ru ning ‘ noe reasonable offer pte T ( CHEN .£ET—bBeabvy «rand new tires and new a rare bargain rner 20th and Locre (c@72) HEVROLE $23 tour! tng. dem onstre: or K+ ew } ; bargain : Epstein Chevroie —y Co., i. ; oA irings and roadsters: tht? Sondare. 2920 t} tT ver 7 Locust ROLL T—Touring:; Y 3 good- run aing car. rash NT MOTOR CAR CO., €714 Del wiae the _& fo cash Fd terme 714 Delmar ‘ec Bas DODG E— Touring Cars For Sale COLE 8 SPORT, 1921, Dern aye on beautiful palace Goes hour: reali aut ee hurry: lemonstrate. jedy. READ The Wonder Car Once tn a fifetime te own & a tat e to a banker The famous Dae tourntng. wee tied up is ae of an e#tate, Waan t rum for three You can’ée tell it from ass ‘Ween the $2800 Think of it. only crewdce rush to type ie = bargains Termes or YAHLEM MOTOR Coxe 1035 N Grand, —— i rit MEI A-— Towurtn et § a ithen. Mitchel) Bros oy Olive. oe COLUMBIA 6—1021 sport model, diss wheels, good condition _ 6378 _' rg ote, OL UMBIA—-1920 touring, @-cyliader, 7 al motor, just a reel ’ ‘ ypen Sunday morning. Naeh Motor Coe.. 32500 Oravrots “OLUMBIA—Beauty 6 1920, touring: r tn Al sex — hang 9, $076. é. Germ A on Lvtih and 5 aaa aaa es! t [kJ ourt ns car, engine good. S tires, 27} 3A ' i@ne ' foODGE—Late 1922 tourin terms open Sener tx DGE—Tourt late ne* 8 S205. o% town, DODGE — Touring igi te Friltante Linde? BorGeé Touring, 1021, | ayy a 7iG N Vandeventer: open. evenings. boDGE—Tourls r , and winter . top; Bg. 43 1 aeminer nd Delmar 46 BST. Tourtnm. late 1920: new t condition: sacrifice. trad = reg 8 meky, LDODGE— Touring, 1922: can't os ‘t new: $700 tn extras: must eel! * $t68 1892 Park ath. } mood Ee - A shape pay om DODGE—Touring. ft reel buy at Olive et. pee Wee he ; ae i TF iti touring: good appjearance, SPALL D ING MOTOR ©O.. 3116 lees it. (ol) DODG E—Touring: rune wood. « 5 ymentse. Tate Moter Coe., fn6.. eo BoaTd sever ; iLS— ve 1023- tourtngs. $3; rae, wu cheap: trade: terms 2506 8. Jef- Touring. 1922 model: in excellent harcain Kellerman Motor Car "318 Washington. Oren Sundays irc} Iv; Pr—Tourtne. late model: ood mechs te / renainted Kal! lerman Moter Cer Co., “3c8 Washington, DODGE Touring. late mode! : summmer apd winter top: pri Call before 1 bp. m., 012 s “Ve van ie venter, DODGE— Touring: 5 | shape. “ean at a Fundaye tut i». = Fie PR (082) All tn as noor eve sold «| Dodge kam 3020 Olve St. DODGE—Touring. ~ j821 model; motor - pletely overhad! car runs and looks ii new, Grand 7560 3955S Magnolia, ye S fet) Dobor—10°l touring. winter and summer ' te Just overhau! looks like new: real rgal terms Gillam Dpetein one x Oo haston, Dwr, E—Touring. 1923. v.odel; has hed the factory eaquipment;: ~i «Car Co open Sunday and evenings. CHEV Ri _ET—Te urtng hee ‘vet been cver- : repainted a fine car reasco e; $110 cash, month {OTOR CAR CO., 6714 mea CHEVROL ET. 1922 lock: good value. $300 3116 Locust (ol) =, Crt H \e. -HOUR TRIAL hevroiet * rin Sa 7, a tires w? ee! wiryT “¥ f ’ pe ae * tw ROLET TOU r INGS 4 ; — ral 4119 mer # Faery terme ig, 192) ore tiree $44 assencrer , - Uypeu Suaday Buemen @10. new top. goo chance for | DA. ‘e— Tourins late model: : ti hreashouts reali bargain; terme traded. apen Sundaeye tii 1 eo. m. Tate fo Ine . 8041-42 Locust 1eg GE——Touring;, seed int and tires: “tn tion: price 00. Moon Mo‘or Locust a Homont pen feseh or terme iaTy rebullt> good rub- "05 down. he lance orde traded even fSuenday Motor Co.. ine - 3043 43 at Tourine. 1030: excellent enamel » hrand — —= Walage y: ema’l cash da Huber ~ Ry o Ss Sunday end even $—_ DODGE TOURING 7) ce One 1920: Griven with finest care; hes ‘every appearance of new; Will serve ae news silent and werful as new: 8150 down. 1018; wpndertul buy for someone; UNTVERSAL, t NIGHTS. RUN DATE. ~ DODGE, 1922, #595 r? | bargain: looks new? Gem~e sata a Trade: hurry “740 Olive, DODGE TOURING Fine condéitien: goed tires end palnt: 4309. PRA? ALIN ee (.. 2814 Lecust et. La Bornean 7 DODGE TOURING. @115 This « «a wonderful hergain: will be sold > ecnaeh of terme uw t3 be 5 .ndeven’er ‘@) DODGE TOURING $"°.0 éown. everything workin Oven Fea- 40% a. - “MOUND CITT AUTO CO. 2007 Lacust et_ 1022 DODGE TOURING, $545 ' enamel perfect ae new. af) ea apien4di4 epyerignit new cerdé tires, o& liners aM —a xn co. 4157-28 Olive ~ Dod ge T ouring, $350, of care eoniy 523) or wrokerace 2910 Washington ee. mee and “4a "Dod ge Touring - 4ér' en ‘? Oo rr os — > & “ae , he a* & wet 2 one hi * oan casi. er Tree? = or reer HUDSON -FPRAMPTON, 3300 Leowst Boment 91°. th «ery Centre! _7403T aes Touring CDSON FRAMPTON, l_~«xc wet “1 so entre) Tory DODGES—TOU RIN ROA DSTER KURS-BUCICK CO. BIL OClwve Open Sundey Bement 414. et LER FRY OS ‘rade os ve. Tourtng ear, oe new. cheap, 0176. 5 Maft: +? oe... -DORF FOC RING—] ;o7Te ms iee cant T menthe ee ac’. eee. tom Pie abectute S&nee ad : OMI Ct Ai Nl. Si i ee ee een Benge OU et Dee Pe et ae 2 eo a A re A AER ah a Oe A Ei Ee Oe la te Mi aes ee A ering nl a ~ a —— A OREN Se RR oe ee ge ne ee Se my ee Oe, eh TN em” errer ~- e e e ee e oe ~ — ~~ eo I ly egg Dy Mey - ~m ar + eal ime Bi iiwad dices sa Dotan Wi oem om er ig, ae oer sec oe al rs" - zt ea x “i er en

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ee 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these colamns today. ae > — rr _ ia : T >» - - s “ x =.= Cl —s 2 jam’ : -_ —— _ - —— a 2 a —— ee - — - Cers For Sale Touwrins Cers For S2'te Jo» ae Ae Peer, et Bo mg ro -« wey 7 mM Ms ‘) heise 6 > ee a. —. S Pet «> oer ae ~~ Pe Sr ie Ri tw wna a . ag PR. ag ee me Aa EPS Yee & iT | i - " ee = oo eT - ow oo a - byt ty ri ‘* Pi ; »wr - [$06 S IxTerecn »* ew — . ~ _ Z ms - - ‘ee: ~— — “3. - il ll a -

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oes. _rouring Cars For Sale iy C—Li ghi - . 1 Locust er. ois; 1 wel ING : : ae es ay Good running _ AK —— 7-passengert eerrice ce Salees? =e tor 3 NG CARS —10 light late — Open Buna Pox f a aie R-—Light 6 Th ri2. Tal Paing 6 year to pay the | Ee | Ol RING CARS “AS LD ee several ance that meot mall Der 18 » kotor as. cy rae bok. top, s an “1624°°°9 _ Fourine Californie mobile, California ker Sooo ‘ne y 22. *"“*@es ¢-pas NING- PAYTON » pactB36 Locus acorn 34," lan Sterhene crept INENTAL 6-— NRW UCED TO PRICE DD NEW CAR. se _ MR. GAMEL J. oA Truoks For Bale CA RS—Two Q. ‘On | wood or —a-SAR © Warced +650 *nca: ov Bud and Koogutn .v hehe éeliv ~~’? Truck. line ck Pest Di patch races; cash only, = e222; ss : trade— soem ~y ‘Tr uck ' Motor q traced : S041. _— Truck + el de J a—Pa ne! trucs side 1910) > xk: 9 §nark - pods cheap; 45 Locust ho dy, 5800. ee Tie, 4 k. Dareain. $2 i, 4 Be DELIVERY Tac ; S800 emoh for gu yette t« . — esse EEE ee ~ 2h Com eae j for hault: £28 28h __ {983) chaesis only; ym the hanica! _ gee tires. Open >-yunde th CK-—J by -tons Pmatie offe: 1G. TRU : “K- ber: “... €@1, On terms. q TON DUMP TRT cs eiee Devt hv Grou lo h rder: $800 cash or tra - } ) == Tr brick type ; Schotten- vriek A _Hhiv ‘erste 2081, Se 20! 4-yar4 , steal oe, dump : ioe Hien in every reser Mon ith Call Tilinets ad - ake and ex pres: Nl4@e » Teous! rode. ton. - .* “orter, extras: late used two month: barga R10 hucketer dodgy etarte: (4) 5037 e! : SH26A Fair- condition; ebeap. rth panel body; $e) n ( ‘ery Woe) rere Al cona- nnerots terns 3 e508 "s Bitty Hit : on truck; Al condition t na. bargain, the T.aciede 1) on truck, 1920: new ti Te heep or swohanae. 4908 : i ton panel-b- ay t o : ovurl T 18) —) - avery hip otoy : a Gelivery in running ; Mendéenha!! | Ford Dealers, venir = truck i must be solf 8 indler = Marke’. 1958 LIGHT Oe eed ter m: an ‘sg need ¥ : ; zengel! w 1902 a on Ce mh trek. aie drive: “o>. BBS bargain scagw ton. open body. good fer or 9ar rer er er shock abeorbers, tert} ané a a Truck sieht eurtaine a!) reund 140. : ‘se mode’ ° con omy Aelivery. nt, F epen deltvy ©>alding 7 ivery trudke ree*s tent, een ry’ Pane ai Mf Ampotine model: tires. “ke. late mmeleia vied and - ceria — ~6—6} _ *F 1021 good Trucks, ruar or 8 sed orices. and o Brokerage. ‘Half Tons CAR CO. 3227 Locust. - re SUNDAY. APRIT. 1928 = 1200 AUTOMOBILE S, - AUTOM O (se ie wis Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and F or Sale Adsi in these columns today. 7? 9 es: ae S Trucks For Sale -- be ‘Ten ‘on truck oT nm, #1 ake | body ; 169 | Sunday morning iMefiing, 2 | town: (c) Se / cover e4 body: 1923 mo- nerfec 1512 Wash st (53x) very: rrocery body nabie ~404 N $400 8216 x 2: -ton e PACK. = tT — truck : hanice ter, mee easy terre: ek. light de reas ‘ton truck. Ca}] (“ayton yards ree al very truce expre been run B90 mies Guntay 7 3 —Ton 2 ation: express none i nie aan Senins. Sernet mp THUCK lie and pane prese . — | payment, Fr : — ——7e, FORD TRI 'CKS. NEW style Herex METH! : ‘CA, WE time nam @yiexett BA; r= FORD TRUC KS Nght fa PIER ‘very. ow of th - Motor N Second St eiaek ten For Sale.— ks Miscellanecus Trucks For Sale 2-series: ‘MOtor perfect Sunday morn. malels open pevera! diffe CE ARROW INTERNATION ALS Truck ore ‘ Automobiles For Sale _ Miscellaneous | Truoks For Sale ie 4. with hotest and ‘or 8161X. 8415 evenings. (c) TOW ‘WAGO IN—Ce 4}! lac chain; dandy, $3 Vv lowa. Ca!! Sunday or trade. 8514 7% ys S€qi 1 PUCK r > A J 3 SAIL | M. C. 342 Practica.ly mechanica! Open #un.-/ | (c62 overha'iled express n dump bedy o-ton dump ton, Stake bodv passenger sedan. ton, chassis eld, hoist assenger touring NG 4 reano ih} S I 8} msihvie -~ ‘ i} - — Pema’ TAR + ' ’ “ —_— * see Or we wvrr * rr -, ‘ ¥ 4 ~ ~s wy nw wWwvi >, aheenigtat.. oe *% ““ ul o remanu- rw ae i od > Ww ai. 9804 Pine Street Bomont §] Central Automobiles For Sale — Miscellaneous Owing to our increasing n Department, and we are now permanently loc we have a wonderful selection at rea £ ry — USUAI. 1” . - 2 ‘eons We few our many values. - 4-passengrer roacster cars are in 20d cond ive been nted and sew) ere CASH TRADE im irs Ais A TTA re-t r an . iL JE, deed a AY het a OV 4021 LACLEDE AVENU mt 2812X If vou are, thers, ai lished v ss 5 .**. Gdoa (700d 1919 1919 19" 1927 Tour. 7 our . eee Oakland 191% s”"-» A U QO i @ & Trucks For r Sale ‘pre matic: 5267W Automobiles For Sale — ee trace, Automobiles For Sale — Farce ROADSTER BODY—and Miscellaneous pet, low Rriced ema!) 1 car. ene set wheels. Apply 1 FRANKLIN JU GET OUR PRICES On ured cars of - makes We regat and se. then right r r ee ag > e is no risk in purchas- ‘hange car from us. It icy anc practioe to be the car is r fixed by appraisal — the sale rice based on actual worth. Each car is sold with understanding that it may be re- turned at the end of seven days. We wijl refund the full pur- chase price. Only good motor cars will be offered. impartia fF laranteed ltke €

LATS IO TATAIAAA , SOUTHWEST NASH CO ' eal weit T/L Lie — —_ -~.~e—-4. siering WitTh side panels mortiesd in et eld that jock, etee!) frame. plate and many other exclusive features, Ferd track bodies. we hare it. or wil! SVE nt FORD TRUCK BODY 2620 0} =. Bomont 2537. _ SED CARS YVIODELS $500 TO $1850 TRADE Motor Auto Bodies Wanted AU TOMOBILE BO DY Witd—~Late readster, coupe or 4-paesenger. ciosed, mo Ford. must be In good cond! ete'te price. year mace and nem was made for Boz P-73. Post mY Wet —For Hudaon ivier TERMS (‘ar Co., Bomont 234 Evenings and ase: ~ any 2404W a ree Ton or Sale rad fenders, shields, axzies, 80c, ée- Accessories, Accessories Almost Given Special & ¥ DATEZAIN A146 a084 er rf S15 speedome Away to buy your (er from us. ne of 3s in 85 different . ur stock, all re! I iak es. t+haé heb are in excellent ical shape, having been ighiy overhauled in our repainted, new uphol- eeded. »> move ears on where 1 made ti i? ~ um Th la ere pw Wi} wate me other De! le ony 445°" AT NEW) THIS WE dressing, pint Faaton av, AN’S RK Hupmobile Distributors Chass! ~ For Sale $85. come early fc) spring. Miarm), t shape 438i " nd other erticies AC ‘SP EE DOME’ rE RS. $9.35 in stock demountable ~ iis 634 e'arter | ' -~ chaesi@: g006 runni ne con- > : Auto Bodies For Sale stake; 16. Ox Automobile Parts Sli new ITE RY PART: i “uridare * lpm 1415 Chestnut AUTO BATTERIES W PRICES SPRIC) FORD NEW Tt Ms PE B AT TE R ne: S ‘Ee D6 MONTHS iM PIO TA” TO " 7 ANT INSTA . . van n s7 tf) Vw 4668 ‘este Mor g ti yr 4046 anrine &.. Manes to Foré and Poort bod‘aa and fercers Wagener Oear Co 3°14 Gertie 20 and $9.50 fits an) Rat 3804 Ford y few owner FORD DE i. IV ERY RODIES Fler Ford c} ane? t herr) . DIATOR—19 rger at FomORILe HDi-S » — otake nares _dump a f\ret at nervous ~~ at ton oe py a ar TTEN "ited | open n@ay mor Broadway. Hiver- ¥@ pp = CUT KATE TIRE & a SUPrPrre cx «VY) 4ilis Chesteut | Broséway. | FORD TRUCE BODY BUILT A by ulevard. | ‘for $3. — Nght or ai makes of care of 10s Browds cD Finis de Over! tiga aiso i com ban 2 ae ‘s 5. pee i ee. ‘Boyett tation. on a iste parte ap, 695 USED AUTO “PARTS eradebaker, Mes. Giada Ov “Overiand., Bula and others: tires, rim. wheela ectrical sQcake Deal AUTO PARTS and Arsenal. Open evenings. 5 USED TRUCK Ak 7S All mekes and etree price. BCHOTTEN- icc ng srecttig.® S. Broadway. RKiveret 0 TRAILERS AT J. A. New Government Lear rag matio ers are we! fully apprec! sated hestnut ets Bet net FOR SALE—Used Ford parts, used bodies, motors, axles, frames, wheels, accessories or anything you want at to (75% off list priee. CARONDE- LET MOTOR CO., 8867 S. Grand (05) — > ————— SACOM PAN ae SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY DRUM HEAD LAMPS FOR ANY CAR, $10.75 PAIR SMALL SIDE DRUMS, $2.50 PAIR. Also Used Parts. 2823 LOCUST @T. Bomeont 17132. Central 46166. (668) _ Accessories, Parte—Wanted BARREL bhackard arr ] ndeii 73 — | Tires For Sale ATTERY SHOP—Equipment rot miss thie real bargain. lege Es— jot, . of "£074 & cord tires, all stzes -_ ined: Fox repairable and tobe OC) inic, 1514 Cass (ES 000 mile nonens r firsts. SEB; all 4646 ne & freeh eit. 4 Easton Pil ES—Two ‘ew orTt ie ler cords, lv guaranteed, $26 hs Fasten. new 32246 Mille firets, $22 66 S4a4 $8 Bon shat $5.50; SP) _ee' On ay i Three: partly used, 93s gpct O41 Arlington, — —+ 36% % s14: rote rifice prices. 4601 X. Xi ’ fabrics. he cords or jaae's te carioad Coronado cord, yo selling ovt all used tires: barcaine e they imet. 4416 Easion ( mec. M0n4: tubes. rime: 820. 4°." 4 Vesting on a slightly sed. aes and : 714%, Tre Co... <=... Se aa » 4 ine hew, Detmar S910 —"4x cord. - " A. cord. wig tube: $0 each; ai- se. cock. nee 7x4 new nonekiA. ords: ~ “c hestn ay ec emmy aire » Co. ‘rand-new., fabric - #79 thers 3. Geo Aves Lee 50 SH hed $2 up. 1400 vuned 2058 %. ad vel a rebullding. 1P34 Sana. 84244: now Alamas tire ce, a7 aieo tubes. oa use. Schonfeld, Ss. $5 Ses. $686 do ntown ents ‘ires. Missour! Auto — st %Ha2 and 36335. paces $450. Any tire ) onsatief \hin a year accepted as half . another. Rey's Tire Store, ; SAxh ver-Kemr — also miles for nonski4e do: 1) (ng Mi! er ‘et = 34xh bargains, $1° TIRPra— tule a4 4 prices sizes: « end TOWN car ‘owners, write wus ver an 1900 Tdest n ut ~ ar vou use Miller cords? ou knew ve te yr ey to 2h 000 miles: carlead e we _Eestan ‘NER T" hE iE GRE AT _ RsTERN TIRE on S11 Locust, ure een) oma’ A eieee es SED TIT eS— All nara ; cheag 431 Easton ay. SD 7 TIRES- Cheap: all cines. OW BE SACRIFICE 6ALB. Sad. 2025% *: any other = ‘se S7a5. $4.60. return. any tire th wetisfactory within ene year and get eaether ROW TIRE | STORE, 530 N. Ve BIG TIRE SAL “Ont %. $3: al! other ve $4.%0° return ens tire et ry within one veer and get half ortee 1618 Chestnut SAVE MONEY ON TT BOO « ah'ly wae co like UCOoodyvear ea -— er from €° 40 our best ont MI@®@UURT, ‘] SLIGHTLY tsrebD TIRE ? 40x34 wr" sw, Se Fisk $5 “ 4% nan ler es Yer ree. 1 hint & 3725 Ste ; Vedersa (sort year, coord Sit ePRine FRE CLE Bern: da) Kiightiy. ry ‘roo@rear awt oot) emr ew (Hi @Heleé ? sion ws 33x4% S424% tela cords. cor wd laater Tire ®untar (pores ek corde and ing’ tect our where AJAX CORDS 8% NONSKID FABRIC, 5) Sint OVERSIZE COs ran if. ASs% NOW RIT eu f thy ri wid a And a &.. icc) a et ‘ ‘ - % , adenine Ae een ES i dO oe 2k nt fete eee ST ey ee ee

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oe eee HORSES AND VEHICLES BOATS AND LAUNCHES MACHINES CHINERY TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES For Saic a me 18 sie | a _Machine Sno> Work MACHINES — oe 350 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Horses and Vehicles, Store F uxtures, Typewriters and Misc ellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. — — * rng r — bs oad eo 8, bP pAGr> & pes oo ¥ EiCYCLES—MOTCA CYCLES Por Sar * a ee ee STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES Waruc - Shame . — ONSERT aT ORY . a> 7? Sas3e : > @ > rom : ee ee “——z we eked a Eigerh and ete Suter “2 Lis Otte i"steru~@merts For Sale G2s acd E'ectric Fixtures 2 _ oso ._— a . { SOATS ANO LAUNCHES ~ : ™ Err a” . = 7 . - . _ : - . . : : . ake : - = “ ry — ae ‘i ; ~ a . ta : 270% and ~ For 2 = + « —_* . — — “if BalDwis Pilar? Co Pas L.i5 Gee ‘e Shoo Wore ° = oer - — GOLD AND SILVER

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SUNDAY, APRIL 29. 1928. CLOTHING» SUNDAY, APRIL 29. 1922. = 900 ROOMS F OR RENT, With and Without Board—Is the place eee————————— poOKS AND PERIODICALS Wanted 4 Wit —Lash i4 fur magazines, Kiook Mat, SIA Pine ) LAI i—FP uk & Wac- _ For Sai ‘Saie — es ritesea’ su 3 ite. Bhi; ere. bric-a-vrac: - i—M inmes Sar . eae" Ua 4 5 ape eu) coer S75 to $1 > tte Liier's 1322 Ollve “ts __, HG Gress, $5 ge! ‘ for $26 : ; x of a? ecee SATS! COAT : : : ) ATS" ——Jack ww - r oa - (oata : . a. ‘ Box > & ae > . ie 4 7 — —— ene oe . IT ee Th - GOWN—Copes hagen b) =m eac oe x +. Serge aveo i a ae ove - ot veriect con ditio Cai wet me eee STCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA—Prectica ee | at - ™ > ir 2 Te 7. wo ery «he a} Sf Ze 3 fs and — @tern ayi at SLUii—h k $042 lage Ht \ .»- Vraloed POp iin Forem BORON Sa Thine ¢ . - oF new . it an irene sien * . pecri fice as SB. hat a . 4 Jf - eilk oe for ° rk ce i"bhine -~ 7. ii“ _ ~~. ‘, ¥ Ie * vat. 4 »" 4 a. .. she i ts Detroit. Cievelané = rie - blue iri Ee lly nev 1410 pone, aise Ta: ite Bote ay. ° t© 4) : Ord ‘wore 2326 Olive. COMAition; Faq. ¢ mer Ve Me. va : % ‘7 _ ed BOung men's 37-48. ‘io - a. Monda ° no ea lere Gepiay. sc Gai.py cf! ‘un 1 iret or more Gaus Je te GisCuunt Musical pnetruction PL GREE cacslog. istes: at : £ t: 26 Pe iggsone guarantee. .f' s.else 21) ILDING MATERIALS — ne : feet " MANTLE — "iaboean oe 4 n t2 a : | oz ran ts _ aale » Sen —— = Os ; 1aN0 AND DRUMS taught. repic 2 BLONE—About 5 ———-_$) Pas emuent, price reasonahb. = @ ‘Natural Pridge , efer, a — ‘Hnme recitals ~ ¥ , oe MAN TE L—Good condition; cheap. — —=* : 601) S44. jlowa vues Wee Seco) ahaa et RAGTIME — ne : ; = Soond- me* TetY TeAso" aloe wl se Dare Post -Dienatch hand. Bes wee Taner ANI ht ILDER > tone fen ous ™ ee buliding materia! Co -_ . - nar ore iietribut ; : ' . & : a oe 6 near? aX - ne L0., ono -, pao. "' expe me ; k. Pur. c + : : a POS 1 s— Mi seourt red cedar. equ . . © ar R >. : > ” 140 lara ay eoutred = — _ _ - . .” . “ ~? ge ~ crs4 to Qxl4a; evod engt be. c 6 — , - . — Ss a ec Davie 5 Goore and we, f ue 6 s forrnishe ~heet-s _ 627 Olive at. rd. (cBe, ; ° BCHOO! _ P New wi) ty © te . . “" tre : 5 ay . . ” uae oder e- rage r bs ° ~ , , ; cost $40 wii sell for $30 ao *. —~ A ' b LireD 2) . “en ¥ - (c) | RIAL SCHOOL OP MITcte eod seconéhand Gr used floor » 2 . 4? , -ahe . ting Ns wan jer ) int. £000 fenc'| ine. aiid a . . ‘rn .«eve* DP not oe foot jengihe random widthe; et $13 2-4 aed enemas mn. gutar, mando : Use - iat? W i iov » and doors *g a m. - — - > rr - . ; ner \ FF OPA fie ?) i'tion er her. Qu : t “ ° . - _- . | > > : a , M Sayman. , rA YS * ; . . Prankiin ae. Products Maentolins. Gu ave . - - ver. O78 Pize, Cabany 2 ettow "Woltencn OFA ee in Tee TS vere a : : _ = - ark Oana - 7 7 “ een > ee eee | OT Reo ose ~/1i4 Franklin. ebster Fetes teed £5 reeves expen'«- j a +* husse). b.¢rer , ecTT oid builds nee i wreck; 7 ete «i ta onstructio ‘pay geet ery ._* 7s 7. i ie a . = . we ; VN i+ ANT) RE} a4 RING. oe yer Witd.—Se nd give ; e Panos payers 1 | @.ectr ; Bos. Trolig = - aoimMmens a HW 5 b. ior + ers > aoe : x tr wt aig ” ra (ire os en : Outs —- A “ ao — soe -- a > . - r= oar - tural trom. heating. plumbin —— 4 Bd — a _unere % pecked yp bine, oe er ; ° at Lig? ? ' 4 W + ' Supply c 1518 Owe : aah ue (cP) = Musical Employ ment _ ' Té Cm e« of ‘a WR +e Roofing ¢ :, © . . . ™ - = st you don't nee a anew eno Juet ' : _— : ee ; . Se one repatred Let US examine tt ° ‘ ; you Amert- an Reo ong so... . p: leg lade I ,97 01, h. nde £1 : = (C99) : Wanted (AD 6 — Wii) 7 ep CAMERAS =! mani fern ys pe : . + ; : . - ine FxlO and 6x8 and ijens« , : ‘ ag OE nee: B SI5720a « omption.* ' Ss, 8 ; soert & Son, ae Prac — _ en —_ whe ~——“staries presse bs7: rust able and in good conditi J. iis Maliviere sv‘ 2 Instruments For Sale —ne fay camera ‘and o complete . 270 ere ~ > Wesh st As outfit (a ‘4°3a N. Jeffer- , . ‘ mr New. postcard sie-> Dyna? Tena, YY geo 6Geveloning outf! st S50; : es a $459 ~—w ca, Mi ? le : ions Times > s + -_-— —- . => . (ey . Me *» > use‘ *- 2 SS8G3a M Nispeed ehutter vere) pasetmen = . Packs pilates: leather ae " _« - “ iP) new cor See Schiller . To S+-2 trap est. 57S cash Lince SW Miller e 1aze cr 4088) " . - ——_— - : . — . EF mn Re = ay . oe Ap> iy 190A 8 Ange EXOHANGE ye lea bargaine: $5 up Aébo)? : Ww }—Fema! - ° aker "—_ FF ace bs Pa 3 hee . Cabeny ess? ‘ ' . > 2 — “ag - ee. very cheap ¥) ? 2 : — — ~t aa 7 ~—Stanéard make; rest ano” csi : =e oo . te . 4 s ve * : . no eaning. FPorest 487. °° onee -~ © ‘ofa’ Frree? 50°" a ll : > +/+ - - ** tone en4 PO x vs * 4 — Bachan est $°3 + Mestel, 1323 Lincoln a‘ . riork for 5 PH Ror mp . - - . . e ‘wo henc-mace: B8o.0 @ 2 e? ioe omer fy or $7 Pt my feed Svs 7. . : : A NGE—Cemetery lote, Attention, Band Leaders coupe 0606or anythin Bend us Shc ané we « man * or = av, . . . em @ae {— ns ~ SEI RISE Bee ee a . What have you - rankiin fourtng. = = exchange. 7- Lee a —— éla mond ; T.172 Poet-Digpeteh. - man @ gresier player value for your . \ —Touring car: @ Bones etrome furniture 22E BALDWIN PIA _ owoOM 7 LE Wiad —W'l! ee b : 1 (hive « er Stmitt er a0 watt. ft) . —~o ; Cait Delmar a] Mmeoror cle 14.) ‘ 4s No ae ———~ re ~~ >| a» ~% = aaer ° ’ . a. oOo” .> Am- with sidecar; oome cash 4 ; . 2s be hous _ . TA) N—Rack, “ber cont 9500; “ae & YROT Ss Ae! vered o7 Meramec. ’ oune “De a! ‘oom A s Faroe Ty =: exrhanrnete, mene ' 7 pe elite 104°. new: went eult- q ; that te a Pos T.278. » -pD 7 2 u + : . : - Ae ? ANT . P »* or ‘PATCH WANTS eutckly i BRACTINGL Waecs & Planiic——icee ‘ike |. Lew —which wes trecet in on @ Knabe |’ LOST ARTICLES of real otal walee. Pianos and { Organs For Sale Fy playera, Phones? aphs. $2 ——n a ‘nm th ‘A > ea Yr arantees a i its a =" MUSICAL Pianos and Organs For Sale you have bee n seeking advertised here today? POST -DISPA TCH. iG rooms gt BOARD—South , _RO Oms WITH BOARD—West me | Machines 7 abe _-_ a ’ 3 Ext Tra 27 re 24 ~ EE ; SO3S0 Pershing. « Gay Sunda & rs : a5 ruaert at that was r ‘ ge “ A Mer avn @ « - v - ~ = - bh. * - . wir as bas only be P-iyeg on @ few es c ae 7 = House The ; s All Tts Pianos, = . = Tes . ‘ . . as —"s ~. _ $e): & . F : & 4 ; > , > er > ¥ £ >= . > 4 28 > 1018 ¢ . A . : or i . . ~ - : — e are #6 _ — ‘ e . se TS t s F“anos 3 : . . s | ’ 7 _' ° ° o- ~ * - s ee ——_— ~ |. |. . - * * - > * > : . 5 i? 4 "ye . a ™ > "Tee ’ « . ? Ss oo ra re > * >. & f > + e 6 > ~ 24.8 ~- ™ 7 For gale. Thie instrument ts a ‘ -~ # . "es -~ee* gen + ec -? - - a ar . ——. - ™ a4 2 - e. . a? . » «8 > ¢ are at s . ne ous s o er TT _ wh os =— & - Ow RZ C4UU 2 yrmouts at C sf - ' “ = o™% — . , , ‘ \A A \\ .) ; \) ; ~~: ' = = —_ ee ~~. Gt Ye” ———— ~~ — , > | > "rT ~* > ec > * ’ - . ~ ay t ce | £ . ~ - . > , 4 > - > wl - s a s ‘ ‘ - ? * — - > = a . » - * . ; . . -_— 7, + ee , “ a at a * » rs Bros. > - pal P PY AYERS - a-« * a mw ~ — oa tc an . ~ D> ~ ~ “ oN ' a *& » NU . - — _ 4 = 4 : o**? are * > > _ ro _ . on s ~ ex > 2 an? terms ~~ = - errangec ~~ oti a nn a 4 “a OSS - -—” _ . a ’ ’ va E> 6rd ~~ “Se Ye — — a ow ~s ns ee OT i le “ ¥ — we — a Pree i a oe : ’ cf “SG "7 epee OF ~ . ~s 4 - * — - T> - c Pianos and FPriaver- os - * * > _ > o , 5 4 > . v > ‘race > ~ = a nao — . 4 4 ; ; - - °¢ — - a 7 7 = ee we > e ecelvec e A! new itinstm nts A very ~ *- + S iw Benes . o . -.¢ &- > - ; . .5 =. - * -— «+++ ss = s . 7 5 -_- > - = rr” - , ~~" * not wish to pay the price rn Ty? Te! “_ ‘ss = ; a ~~ > ’ -=- et - * 1anod oO! - i tT a” * a | i ‘ Yeacoa IFiADO anc ‘ ~ - . : .*% : Worth of MuSie rolls Wita . . - , Plaver in addition to the —— , x hand the many other fea- ‘rms: @#10.00 to $25.00 cash. €5.00 to $10.00 per month sic ~alo0nsS—nrlxrtyp nm! h Floor. eles 7 . -* 7" 7s YF . ~* , ANDERS OORT. BARNEY D. G. CO _Taiking Machines Wanted [NG MACHINE Wt4--State mabn and o: Ros K-232, Poet-D. o Scent AND 80LI-—'4 ro.ae and ¥Ediecos machines or tre¢e will «1 any. oe Phone Olive 1243. Millera, 3893 | WASHINGTON BL. 5 SaaS Conn or Sy Ob. Dobe eat mad.e| private SS BL furs isbed O01. MBIA 6204—Furnished room for twe : a ht or 87 ’ 12—Room. J . separate — ) N, 4011—Owner's — bach- ni woh iavaetery, hotel con- re car (i) 4053—Seuh fru IN L twin beds: 2 gentlemen: alse anes “ Bi. |, 6867—Lovely Sa eats a... heme conveniences . e vat A——BSOULR Peom, With . r eTse:.y Car 260A—OComfortabie: ene of exCe..ent board. Forest erlieneoeé6, rates Teasonal € (i 4 sli3—RF 1 anc boa >. == = and >. aré . Ben: .*. *, e. *\oor wv es roe ; . : shed 2 bus ‘ , . ‘ e >r.vatle tar 430.-—-Xew home openc & porch, €x0@..eht meals — — ee ROOMS ee RENT—CITY m3 Cabeany o ~ nt a. * A - SOR Ff : . ‘ff : ° oe ‘ : &.oTres ; 13 “ . z " oi e — -* e a0 b Pe “cee i.inde a f 4 ! for | >. e, . ~ . ne with —~ rn ‘ hom ee DIL ; e : ‘ J —F shea » Troeoms . vy _ - ~ we w ec . ro m8 *wre $+ . ecting hovsekeeping iuseKceping or sleer . es #6 eat “oO nue ng #.ee;) ult g°u6h of La... @ny abe reom for gen , - S471. F 3 2 s, furnished ng ‘ N—- 1 nt rooms for -~ « e« anc gas for feur B—. Purnished rooms = —fF urniabeg reom for fa " ta => S.A r. Washingt —- she ee 3 $1.50 us 45 ~~. ly ‘furniat. J4.2ern exposure; Hort “a “ eat. running wat “4 e f furnished : A Le ~ le s * 2 .¢ _ rea © » . arge ea ee all * z g* ¢.¢ e she ‘ nveni- & . “ t fu — eo’ 4 .* age SvuULverr ex) evUre wy 83.—3 large ro — in Water, gas gas f ure 4 4 $.i HE? cNESSY * — Rooms: housekeeping: s.eeping reoms . conven lences $ reoms, 24 fl. furnished i ras g* = — ere | és mt ?@d roo in ™e s oon vertlenose, y., ’ 7 — frent room SA 50 week 3—Furnished rooms, 6) > red a.2o xk ‘tc 8023—8 > yooma, fur- hOUSox Sep ing 008—Bieeping room, for gen- £250a N.—Gieepiang rooms ‘ro ~ + a. senent ences, phone; privar . far oie Ge Cael —_— for one or te 3: ¢.GRe T Cs "“849P ern erposed reom,; Twila (@) RZOLA—S cerning room. private conveniences, $2 week. Tyler . _ 5208—Sicely Fornished = reom: cund Park; gentiemen cnaly) a AN se! furnished « round Pa: % ost rand, room seuthevs «x- —— GEENA —Well Faraiahed regen ie é\s- phone O Faiion Part cars comveniest; sovtbera ne or eiceping, Si Oo a s es an4 rite sheet F° LO per week ; a — - ‘wo — a. oe ff “cee “2335—2 furniabed light rooms: wa’ er in kt chen. PARK. 41°°,—New y rnd Front reasoratie near Falrgroenéd _.mooms sree RENT —Morth 4649 — Good beard. fromt room: twe oF ies hg front xtc ——— white _jaree, 1 emmall nice rnished rwouw, bela, gen qecirie, : 215 | - — urbie! — roums 261 ba—F urnished “Dent LA von YETTE a 7 , rx - wren reome; emp.ocred couple y > eTre. S1444— Gent: omen. Farni ished OFA — Beatifaliy he wher roomners. Grams qe pisce for ecuits. eine Pr oo cos oyec Ste = : front ball room DELMAR ee =. room a, "Seah — Lares a Seer trout ‘ . gee emctr ic ant t. BR S615 — 3085 Gever: t* mn Beers PE Ia a é eee S1id—Laree. light we 100 — Two ‘furnished — bo veek gareece. private fam) _ 2343—P ure oes ne wee oufta! 40 for coupie, poses edly Bae intied room tae | r , Devuseseeping! cppes!'e SOR Te ’ ROOMS FOR RENT—South ; ROOMS—Large; alse ome iy __eetiemen or couple ROOM— Large. well pee — _-y warege i desired. Riverside | Ria 'M—N soels fare oeled. Lis mosers hemes ober reomers. a ae = COM nt sively furnishe: Fang Tamils. $4.50 — & Let | Boa F-382. Poot. Dispatch ~OMS—2 furnished rooma. con Se weekly 4200 weet, near Tower Greve, Park Boa T-112. Poest-Dtepasch hon) MS—Nicely fernished. with xk itebes. share With voung edr emepleret? oouth, 457 Gosh, geniiemen, relerepoes. Grand TAGW : - ee ee oF ; ; : ‘iy f > shed. eeuthbere ; ; ge oF A—-~Nice furniehed large at wae 148) 7 ; SAR TU 414° A—~Reom. furnished, s* - — —_ Ki SSE! iV 4A we *e furniahed eut i.e & em Tlie rweooeokh.s 1a eitp oved * will A ret LNG tl 1LA N mf turn lebed —r e ; . - ~ ¢ M4 * maT. 7 prise — o> wee a f ' . poy -i4a-——lLarge freat reomi SA 34 AH ANAMIAHM 4i.°—\arge sonny reem, . ie aris Park. (ompien cadré . NANT*®°aM @ 7 A*Tract!we furntehed mt om. 1 @ 2 employed; privete Same AN OAR,” $899 —"Niosiy ~~ Fiaredee eocond fleer, couple ow > " ; 35%4—Parnished fro mt room, hear ‘7 five r@aa a » ™ ,"s as : x south a. e ara “ ie 7 fur? *. odd : n* r ci rer Phene . ; * o- ‘ , _ iA . my siltA—Furnished -¢ =a jee om yy. Peasomable; breskfast eption- ® a” ON . > ST : ENT. 2582 Two seperate -pome f ht ekeeping Grand 2867M. NCENANT PT AA-— Neatly furnished 3 private family; ell esp Ter- ae — - | : V7 A97—Neatiy furn! shed recom ; wi. rent seperate; ladies: convenience SWAN 4560049 Pernished reoma for Heme RTEENTH., C0204 & —VFaurnishad | roomy re Hc f ar. i or 2 oo ‘erly le dbeoe; @ti a -— ee ‘ 6.547 —F orte ehed reoeme fer " woken Z 25. @ieciric, leundry privi- ‘ze e , »# f Fi tieb—War tare front roam ‘irand 14687, wi . Z2Ag Modern roeoma, A ; mene S60 up a week Wii ELMORE 2344—ligt hourek Poors | fleer: water in reom edualte ' : 4.1 jlaree fee sek eet 4 Tour 24 floor: mm wy ™ TOL, Large southern eng f a. emen freaemmabdie: orivwate femfitv ib Mrs 7O5-—Purpished room for light ier ner . Southwest A FE 8441——~3 rooms furnished oe umfar. : ton "ane @ eoirse beth: reaseotah ¢@ 4 DEAN: €400— ne room for light ho me- keeping. extra well furniehed; large, lteht TOI0 israe (lomet ecreened perch. sowth- for 1 or 2 gentiemen, references Wisi H4°50-—2 furnehed rooma, for howee - ne: $7 60. private family Celi Ren. > West AUHENRT. 1408A—Neatiy fermished foome private family, medern: 41] conveniences. }crest S80CM AUBERT. 1348—Twoe second ficer house- heeping reome furnished; electricity, range no children LINDELL. 3802C-—Attractire frent rooms: every woders convenience. ermal) — Clean AUBERT, 14)45—T wo connetting rooms. furnished: alee 24 roormse se*koe ping ae BARTMER. Sang Routhern r : ell _— * € reenonabie Cerhany 804 BARTMER, 6607—Two —- 2s roorme. math, $7 per week; call Sunday . 5955—-PFurriehed of vafere ‘ ‘itchen pwivilegyes: private a“. ’ i “ : - RARTMER, 686¢——Pirrished 4. sok? ved; cathelie heorme; a wit} RARTMEN 6419——iMrnlehed room. bie and dising room privrilares: for emple pepe ' a ES ARE ES RELT 1404A—Porntehed rooma, otth knee. em Dri’ .ilere®, reasonable, AR ANNE, 56192-—Purniehed rooms; sleep na or jight a ti ~. RAYAERD, 7i4—Newly furnished + bousekeep- ne roome aduite Forest 6555R. CATES, 5017—Larwe “eomiorthbie reer room; Bs e Forest Aw ree 6§0°0—Nice clean rooma, is “pellable . “tagette of adults; gentlemen ; ‘ ~ iS0A—1 er 2 bedroone. kitchen. roe reanrgre sink eoulhern exposry. private farmily Ca ba ny \TRS, 6085-—Pleasant room. 1 or I as rr #7 ey or) ‘hing ip « inedern bume of eet 24024 . CLARA. @27—Newly furnished fromt - exclee've apartment, light and elry: fh ane ent north Deeter CLARA 1436—Two bounek eeping on 510 week; everything furnished. oreat Re "MM (La KP WOON T20—PFour nicely reo « ’ fiat erocuptiet Ys widow rent na i. : a7 “ mo ple Fores 41. as LAYTON, €@313-—Reom and kitchen, fer- r ehes > rven ences. CLEMENS, 64f1——Room. i ar 9 . rr °* femily convenien-es. 2 — ' Kk. 4214W—-1 front room; stlestp fee o8 5) @ _3780—Niceiy farntghes front toor Rock “aarch Parieh, o4u! x. 139 unfurniahes rooma, Wy ree whe e DELMAR PL. 4630—WNice sleeping recmes price reseonable DELMAR rt. 4110—Levely trent on — ter Lor 2 refi ined gentlemen DELMAR ut. §140—-$46-4 enet frent room PF or est 28h DEIMaR Bi.. $855—Laerge front team . ‘ oe for i reuner Men DELMAR BIL.. 60@0a—Lar with kitehen privilege, a! cen vrer DELMAR HL, 47t)0— me oF two _ rooms em¢ hitches. fleer Lindel! —. —— —" Wiens ara = ove ap yea uty oF P on _) oosekeeping room fieer; reat eeeert bat. ak sen %—Neatly LS i i oe - a a et ee ee ee NE Get Te gen : es 32 ren: . ” en eae QE eee Peete ~ a — » if a _ . € - ' 4 ’ :

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LN ee A ER . Miroxr of Society ala [eacodfen SP Humorist has his fling at the home life of the social climbers and presents some society chit-chat as he thinks it should be written By STEPHERSH teacocs NOTI®E that it is customary for some papers to- publish a column or go of society gossip. They generally head it “Chit-Chat,” or “On Dit,”’ or “‘Le Boudoir,”” or something of the sort, and they keep it pretty full of French terms to give it the proper sort of swing. These columns may be very interesting in their way, but it always seems to me that they don't vet hold of quite the right things to tell us about. They are very fond, for instance, of giving an ac- count of the delighéful dance at Mrs. de Smythe’'s ut which Mrs. de Smythe looked charming in a gown of old tulle with a stomacher of passementerje—-or of the dinner party at Mr. Alonzo Robinson's resi- dence, of the smart pink tea given by Miss Carlotta Jones. Now, that’s al? right. but it’s not the kind of thing we want to get at; those are not the events which happen in our neighbor's houses that we really want to hear about. It is the quiet little family scenes, the little traits of home life that—-well, for example, take the case of that delightful party at the De Smythes. lam certain that all those who were present would much prefer a little paragraph like the following, which would give them some idea of the home life of the De Smythes on the morning after the party. Dejeuner de Luxe at the De Smythe Kesidence. On Wednesday morning last at 7:15 a. m., a «harming little breakfast was served at the home of Mr. de Smythe. The dejeuner was given itn honor of Mr. de Smyth and his two sons, Master Adoiphus and \iaster Blinks de Smythe, who were about to leave for their daily travail at their wholesale Bureau de Flour et de Feed. All the gentlemen were very quietly dressed in their habitis de work. Miss Me- lindo de Smythe poured out tea, the domestique hav- ing refused to get up so early after the partie of the night before. The menue was very handsome, consisting of egas and bacon, demi-froid, and ice cream. The conversa- tion was sustained and lively. Mr. de Smythe sus- tained it and made it lively for his daughter and his garcons. In the course of the talk Mr. de Smythe stated that the next time he allowed the voung peo- ple to turn his maison topsy-turvy he would see them in enfer. lfe wished to know if they were aware that some ass of the evening before had broken a pane of col- ored glass in the hall that would cost him $4. Did they think he was made of argent? If so, they never niade a bigger mistake in their vie. The meal closed with a general expression of good feeltng. A little bird has whispered to us that there will be no more parties at the De Smythes’ pour long-temps. liere is another little paragraph that would be or general interest to society. Diner de PFameel at the Boarding House de McFiggin. Yesterday evening at half after six a pleasant lit- tie diner was given by Madame MecFiggin of Rock street, to her boarders. The salle a manger was very prettily decorated with texts, and the furniture upholstered with chev eux de horse, Louis Quinze. The boarders were all very quietly dressed. Mrs. McFiggin was daintily attired in some old, clinging stuff with a corsage de Whalebone underneath. The ample board groaned under the bill of fare. The boarders groaned also. Their groaning was very no- ticeable. The piece de resistance was a hunko de beefe boile, flanked with some old, clinging stuff. The entrees were pate de pumpkin, followed by fromage McFiggin. served under glass. Towards the end of the first course, speeches became the order of the day. Mrs. McFiggin was the first speaker. In commencing, she expressed her sur- prise that so few gentlemen seemed to care for the hunko de beefe, her own mind. she said, had hesitated between hunko de beefe boile and a pair of roast chickens (sensation). She had finally decided in favor of the hunko de beefe (no sensation). She referred at some length to the late Mr. MecFiggin, who had always shown a marked preference for hunko de beefe. Several other speakers fol- iowed. All spoke forcibly and to the point. The last to speak was the Rev. Mr. Whiner. The reverend gentle- man, in rising. said that he confided himself and his fellow boarders to the _ “=> ng men ata Gree y with five young we « fearlessly the qualitie desired in a partner f ter deciding upon nine ection by process of on, the men finally, as | ought, hit upon “pqs like child irls present not invited ¢ ir views ie By MILTON R Al T WAS an vathering. Th ouples in the ¢ in Greenwich point had been the party was to conversation the ginger ale amy the victrola off. The hou night, and ever special interference of Providence. It is better taste to bring your father with you | Wa lage neighbors For what they had eaten, he. said, he hoped that Providence would make them truly thankful. At the close of the Repas several of the boarders expressed their intention of going down the street to a restourong to get quelque chose a manger. Here is another example. How interesting it would be to get a detailed account of that little af- fair,at the Robinsons’, of which the neighbors only heard indi- rectly! Thus: Y esterday the family of M Fr. Alonzo R obinson spent a very lively evening at their home on —th ave- nue. The oc- easion was the seventeenth birthday of Master Alonzo Robinson Jr. It was the original inten- tion of Master Alonzo to cele- brate the day at home and invite a few of les garcons. Jaded Journalist. Mr. Robinson Sr., however, having declared that he would be damne first, Master Alonzo spent the evening in Visiting the salons of the town, which he painted rouge. Mr. Robinson Sr. spent the evening at home in quiet expectation of his son’s return. He was be- comingly dressed in a pantalon quatre vingt trieze, and had his whippe de dogge laid across his knee. Madame Robinson and the Mademoiselles Robinson wore black. The guest of the evening ar- rived at a late hour. He wore his habits de spree, and had about ‘six ounces of eau de vie in him. He was evidently full to his cou. For some time after his arrival a very lively time was spent. Mr. Robinson having ' at length broken the whippe de dogge, the family parted for the night with expressions of cordial good will. THE PERPLEXITY COLUMN. (As done by the jaded journalist, ac- cording to Stephen Leacock.) Instantaneous answers to all questions. All questions written ont legibly, with the name and address of the sender and accompanied by $1, an- swered immediately and without charge. Harvard Student asks: “Can you tell me the date at which or on which, Oliver Cromwell’s father died? Answer: No. Student of Mathematics asks: “Will you kindly settle a matter tn- volving a wager between myself and a friend? A bet B that a pedestrian The piece d, resistance was Bunko de beefe boile. in walking downhill over a given PAGE TWO SUNDAY MAGAZLNE- -ST, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH-~APRIL. Bf : - As a result, space and alternately stepping with either fo talked soberly covers more ground than a man casting over the Bye unii. ther was a lull in con same ground on a bicycle. Which of us wimg?” 9 Be throw out this bone: Answer: I don’t know which of youtsA. 9 F*tiere we are. Ten unmarried § Chess Player asks: ‘Is the knight's gamble mee &) of marriageable age. Some of ognized now as a permissible opening im chess? Ardened cynics and professional Answer: I don’t play chess. eedbvertheless we think of marriage Reuben Boob asks: ‘‘For some time past I have § “we may never get an opportuni been calling upon a young lady friend at her Roary one of the men present rep evenings and going out with her to friends nights sfession. Their attitude is pre should like to know if it would be all right to itude of the young unmarried § to take her alone with me to the theater?” —— t I want them to do. I want Answer: Certainly not. ‘This columm is ® qualifications for a wife.” strict about these things. Not alone for a mom Shouts of laughter greeted th It is better taste to bring your father with you, | rks were passed. One or two ha Auction asks: “In playing bridge please tell” ss were mentioned. But in @ whether the third or the second player ought wn were talking seriously. The discard from weakness on a long suit when tr snted were as follows: Doctor have been twice round and the lead is with broker and engineer. All were Answer: Certainly. an he journalist. I listened carefull Lady of Society asks: “Can you tell me whe “The voice of the younger gene the widow of a Marquis is entitled to go in to dim fere before me were the fathers before the eldest daughter of an Earl?” VSelot men. They had all more or! Answer: Ha, ha! This is a thing we k lwhatever ideas they had about something that we do know. You put your itonic basis of love, the radical ide in it when you asked us that. We have ived Ipotled down to a sane, 30-year-olt sort of thing too long ever to make any error, — Jnow they were going to tell the widow of a Marquis, whom you should by all# wife they wanted. The Zulus ha call a Marchioness Dowager (but we @ ery year, and when it is over look it—you meant no harm) is entitled (in & whe of much-toiletted savages. hotel that we know or frequent) to go in to di ood clothes, but as far as the ¢ whenever and as often as she likes. On « GMB Fn: the principle was the same. car the rule is the other way. _ Seshatter that thought out loud. Vassar Girl asks: “What was the date of @@ oj... i. not to be funny. birth of Caracalla?’’ = | while the men were talking, Answer: I couldn’t say. = of importance, I thought of the Lexicographer asks: ‘Can you tell me the DR of... prominent movie star, er way to spell ‘dog’?” — person, with black eyes, a coat Answer: Certainly. “Dog” should be SPR ol. no in a mandarin coat and sii properly and precisely, “dog.” When it ts used reputation was that of a bachelo: the sense to mean “a dog” or “one dog” But wo fitor had sent me to find out more dogs—in other words, what we grammar @@ceathless feminine public, what are accustomed to call the plural—it is T sion of a wife was. I threw ow add to it the diphthong “s,” pronounced With @BER YT .«. wire” he repeated, “a Bike Z in soup. “ues stalked around the room and But for all these questions of spelling your | i I swear his eyes were beatific. plan is to buy a copy of Our Standard Dictionary| expression, and when he talked published in 10 volumes, by us, at $40. FF to soft. lulling syllables that ca Ignoramus asks: “Can you tell me how to ee ) ‘cat’?”’ > 4x * he said, “you Answer: Didn't you hear what we just said about Bila deeper Be eyes cloud how to spell “dog”? Buy the dictionary. ee ey ranma | Careworn Mother asks: “I am most anxious 1 Then he sat down. exhausted, find ont the relation of the earth’s diameter @ vey the message to a panting ( circumference. Can you, or any of your h 7 actor in other words, had deif sist me in it?” sac | ideal. His wife existed only 0@ Answer: The earth's circumference is estima more idea about her than the to be three decimal one four one five nine of i From his tone I gathered the ameter, a fixed relation indicated by the @ wasn’t made yet; she was @ 8 letter pi. If you like we will tell you what # of moonlight, still reposing im Shall we? . an But these men before me no “Brink of Suicide’ writes: Can you, will” > comparison, They talked tell me what is the Sanjak of Novi Bazar?” ~~ hey esenea the creatures he Answer: The Sanjak of Novi Bazar is nded Dee that ali in their toné, no the north by its northern frontier, cold and em Morical facts. Just hard-boiled less, and covered during the winter with deep a int tn clipped, straightforward The east of the Sanjak occupies a more erly First of wy, these very seri tion. Here the sun rises—at first slowly, but @ fed young wives. Youss W1 ering speed as it goes. After having traversed’ talking ret entire width of the whole Sanjak, the mits “Ry young I mean young ia orb, slowly and regretfully, sinks into the west. ee docen’t mattes, Ane ae the south, where the soil is more fertile and Wm Earents could ée-ne mele the land begins to be worth occupying, the eal ‘Advancing the human race in or will be, bounded by the British Empire. | hildren’s birthdays. By yo (Copyright. ) * € 1s 29, 1923.

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Our father with you. Sepping with either le. Whicb of us wins’ OW Which of vou is A “Is the knight's Eamble rec. BSsible Openine in chess?” > chess. Por some time Past I have ime lady friend at her ho With ber to friends hights. g 1 would be a!! mebt to ask Be to the theater”” Bot. This column is very i. Not alone for @ moment EF your father with you. aying bridge please tell me he second player ought te m & long suit when id the lead is with dumag.* “Cam you tell me whether BP eMtitied to r of an Beri?” =o bis is a thing we know— mow. You put your feot that We have lived this * © make any error. The ™ you should by al! rights oWarer ibut we over- arm) is entitled (in any uent) to go in to dinner S she likes. On a dining fay. ‘bat was the date of the “€2 you tell me the prop Dog” should be spelt. os." When it is used iz or “one dog” but two or 5, what we crammarians } Piural——it is proper to Probounced with a hiss ims of spelling your best Jur Standard Dictionary, us. at $40. rou tell me how to spell what we just said about be Gictionary. “T am most anxious to @arth’s diameter to its any of your readers. as- “Umierence is estimated ' One five nine of its i@icated by the Greek Hl tell you what pi &. foot, Ban 2 man Casting over the with five young women dis- fearlessly the qualities most to desired in a pertner for life— deciding upon nine points of ion by process of elimina- the men finally, as a sort of hought, hit upon the notion “she must like children”—The is present not invited to express views 23 2: :: 2: By MILTON RAISON. T WAS an extremely modern athering There were five ipies in the dim-lighted room n Greenwich Village The : reached where - ro re? . * ' of® party Was simmering down - -_ 7 2 ih 7 Q ve Sat on _ he : ffects of > - he ginger ale had evaporated > > _ ‘- a ja had been turned h» -s fe May Never get am opportunity like this again ope of the Men present represents a different Their attitude is pretty much the at- wf the young unmarried generation ere's tl wast them to do l want each man to give qualifications for a wife.” Bouts of laughter greeted this. Farcetious re- S were passed: One or two humorous qualifica- a * . ~ 7 were mentione Put in a few minutes the * : were talking serious!, The professions rep- 4 a ~- f were as follows Doctor, lawyer, journai- broker and engineer All were under 25 I was > 7 : _ , journalist. I listened carefully The voice of the vrounger generation was talking before me were the fathers of our next race men. They bad al] more or less had their fling. Whatever ideas they had about free love. the pla- mir basis of love. the radical idea in marriage, had ec down to a sane. 30-year-old viewpoint. And they were going to tell the world what brand of ® they wanted. The Zulus have a mating dance ry rear and when it is over pick a wife from a of much-tailetted savages These men wore nothes, but as far as the dancing and picking ‘be primciple was the same. Of course. I didn't hat thought out loud. The host had pleaded * (Be Men were talking, still saving nothing of the time I had inter- wec & promiment movie star He was a@ gallant m With black eyes. a coat of tan. and taiked @ iD a mandarin coat and slippers to match. His Putauion was that of a bachelor. but willing The bad sent me 1 find out and reveal. to @ Minine public. what this demigod'’s ver- out the question. he 3 d wife*’” He got up, Mikel around the room and then stood over me. HN ewes: his evree were heatific He had a most nobie “pression and when he talked his mouth gave way if Syllables that caressed his soul, as it rs] 4 . ty ’ > 3 4 ; ; fe er 2 S ' be said voung. beautiful. intelli- oded. “must be a won- yor ; , 7 4 ; ?* es f *n. exhausted. I crept out to con- message to a panting (pantiess) worid. The : her words, had deified the mid-Victorian ed onir on canvas. He had no about ber than the man im the moon I gathered the woman he wanted ® Was a sweet. succulent breath : r ef sf04 & & ~ XV ‘7 of Nori ’ vl Bazar ts bounded ot mmGer, cold and cheer- yimter with deep snow. * 32 more easteriy posi- first slowty, but gatb- ’ baving traversed the Mjak the magnificent ake into the west. Un hore tertile and where ‘upring. the Sanjak «, iritish Empire a : Can you, will you, Bazar’ il reposing in the lap of God. nese men before me now were blasphemous OM Parson Ther talked of women as though eTanted the creatures human faculties. Nope mM awe in their tone. no reverence for physio- m fact Just hard-boiled statements. trotted , aightforward words. all. these verr serious young men want- he Young ¥ ves® The doctor was aT E : er 79 : ia mean young in spirit. Her materia! . Matter Lge n years never matters ait more hy ne fix ia! step trowarc ft the human race tn heaith than forget their ' remce BP voung in spirit | mean men at a Greenwich Village SUNDAY MAG Here’s the Perfect Wife: 1. she must be between the ages of 20 => (in spirit). =. She must be pleasing to the eye. 3. She mast be “modern.” living. | >. she must dance. She mast be healthy in mind and bol; . She must have an appreciation of beaut | things in books, art and life. and 4. She must be capabie of earning ber own | She must be intuitive and «alm- ~, 7 r~ = . - 2s, ly say pieasing to the eve i ge. ior Instan = 7 upward. free twist of the head. I like bobbed hai: architecturally (‘if the word existed: clipped ke the firm gaze. the intelligent forehead. the slim hand Il hate a woman with a high. shrill voi T 7 like careless gestures and a swinging step hate set features and a hard look Pieasing to the ere and becuiling at the same time Intelligent looking pot. Ziegfeld forgive. the vacuous blue stare of a chorus gir' The engineer, you see. was cenerous Hie hates and likes were in the scope of human reason Lie wanted no Greek statue come to life Too manr of us are Pyemalions ‘ ' It was the lawyer. I think. who hac ideas os modernity I know he reads the Dita! ive even seem some of his book reviews in which he pats on the back those writers who use the English lian- vT guage like a pair of cice Also betmg the ec shark of the gathering. he advanced the notion that his wife must be capabie of earning her own neg “lI don't mean.” he apologized, obvious'r ‘ women presemt. “that she should earn her ving she should merely be capabie of it im ail emerzen cis That. of course. I include im her modern She must read the latest books, see the highbrow plays. admire art. like music. smoke cigarettes and ] Tt De ne 1 me get drunk if she > i? sires She mus on!ty aS & Separate person Sbe can Keep her own - J mame. practice her own trade. see her ' beaux and do what she wants about chilacren =) ot of course. love me and be faithfu tha t stood When mes to love. I dor ; terpretations. But a modern Wife ia The broker Wanted her to car ar - a 7INEW——S | ’ ~ PryS Tf ~Y AT —— | } ZZ... ~ ‘ 2 Pas reature whose mind thinks straight and whose “iv a1 — li war - A , © . m7 hands l want no one with neuroses or npiexes [ want no palpitation of the heart nor cross +} ~ = ‘ ‘ 4am It was after this searching inauiry tnto the sou! and morals of women. that someone. I bDiush ‘to say snegested that his wife mest like chiidren At first we looked at the individaal as one would look at a man sudder talking tn a foreign tongue Somehow the idea of progeny hac iost its connection Smal - ; “ . = with marriage The on!y cbildren we ever ciscnussed were illegitimate Put onee reminded of the g-n- : , — eration clamoring to | born. we were brare Ave e+ . -- - T — “ . + > didn't shi he ques n A. we straig? it Yes, we agreed our wires mou ke children Each one of us had visions of ticht-collared spinster ~ “" o - > ’ ‘ -, ve a ra nnened Ask + — awa 2a? i baa re a , me i- ae rr. - to crasd int heir & ,0WS. teachers wh rere mas > = - _ . . = . 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ars SS Rete PBR EER AEB Riley PS ch A IOS ELL ae oe Re et at 2 Anmnouncement from the U. S. Postettice Department that in Jaly or August arplanes will inamgurate “the fastest mail sermice Rrown to man over extensive distances — For more then a year the Government has been making crepaeratons. winch medeade regular and emergency land crg freids and « pathway of powertul beacon ignhts tor the mght fiyxing—Special arplame stamp iu conten plated for new continuoes air mail amar r staca Yaooew crc 3 ham three Gogres -ZDete ~-TAivuesSes ee ae mounted os towers at the cescra lamw@zeg fSeids. wil] sweep coe sty Ties searchigt: = cf 6ec.coc.eoc candle power _ — — — ~ . ~ - ~ ’ - = -_ - ~~ —- — 3S -_ - > - - oe - ~ _

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f at might. with beacon lights ¢ © (bicarco New York balf Years aro the Service was unds rYvices——Nege cago to St Mea pol is— w. r. the transr: in & rrice BB through serr Its pu Scvance the mai's Mail plan Bick up late mails in New Ye Die. and Carry them to Cle facing them on the Chic ago e Tain which had left New Yo Bt before Expediting the mai Way Was an aid but it was . ‘ Mall service MUSt advance og Mus to be Forth maintal ™ coast to coast will put Pan independen: posta! f through transcontinental ‘ce depends the uy! value of air mail. Two years have that day flying with mals can be operated isfactorilr. Encoun &il kinds of weather, "*t air mall! pélots com plete Der cent of the trips s ss = 4814 . 7 c a“ a > ~ « one on termina! lights. the Post s locating less powerful Deacons Like their larger horizon the route swing around the limited to about 30 miles mark the emergency can descend tm case licht is not complete .2e¢ pathway of that is. to translate the = “llimg” ts low SIINDAY MACGAZ ver Ene located. * - ~~ Wryo.. showiag the emergency landing fields are The giant beacons at the termuzal fields. such as lowa City and Omaba, wil] be visible on clear mghts to people In tng within 50 - tles of them. Chicago Te Creyernre ¥ “ee vue coeur See 41 ee oF & rvency isghts of enabie the pilot S POST-D!SPATCH—APF ? 4 250000 candle power mounted on the iower wing = . 2 a] ~ to pick out a cornfield or a meadow for a landrnz s of the mgat-flyimg planes will * be 1s forced dows. PaGE FfVec nia? oe anes ek woe Fn islets: Sata iy dae 8 IE AA ag anata EASE i eS i: nc i te owe rope Pe Se ee te wie <at. ARE: VRB rie EO ent ee. ed Pa, Ae. le ie © Ps er he 2 edie. PE NA elo EP Ve lags: ellen tela -

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Revival of picturesque service. aban doned in 1861. is planned im ceie- brating the 75th anmversary of gold discovery in Califorma, and pioneer festivals in other Western States—To be arranged as a reiay rece. in hepe that present-day riders and horses will be abie fc maintain the old schedule of e:zht days from St. Joseph, Mo. to Sacra- mento, Calif. :: ewe. -419-S%. GE TH E . wae ae — eh pe nk Oe tall te dt i hea, . - es perms Gesev=s nor savage imams were @ s peaxct «: etiEtTs. . . E ‘ A s os ¥ - ee ele PR me ent os th --<at = Sta twov rere a “a7 nc pouches of mall Ey _ “2amous porr ecves: “2 pour2 .ICLOPS S. Semacor Tee TEx _ ee ee oe Fe é —s- i ee ee ¥ssouy =: ver co tbe Gob my - = 1 Ss " “2 A 5 4 t af | ~ e a ; “3 nay é 2 cm 3 Mote iS Sean ee 1 ot eee or es a + = ee ey eee ee * ee ’, 2 4 i x a = OR rouzs Sirs “Se Par" - —_ - —_ —— —_—- rR " ‘wera 22 ‘atu “= ted cl cS dasa = =

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@ge /odians were to binder pest. the event is planned as in a. Distory covering prac- FiME pouches oo? Mai. the | Gash fr: [= ation to e«ta- WEY Tiders peer tr do The ecm first at ths Gestina’ ion mes PD FPhelan of California Sireacy has beer Organized Dm Califorria anc Nevada Ww the Sunset Magazine is Mm itte« The other sta es ?ticipate include Missouri. . Te those COMMOn wea!lths press Won their fame and wer wil) be forgotter Sars iy kpown as POD’ express | River to the oiden Gate Ca where it was fire: in- in festiva) “OM Memorating Then somebody suggested *" @© &@ relay rare and the MiAstic response in al) the PODY riders used to carry A meeting of represen ‘a- ' Place short!y to comp iete PC to have the pony ex- rating *h. seventy -fitth of enid tr ‘alifornia anc wa. Im this festival al! the old pony express «i! Bes of Mark Twair and rs of life im the times of morec a! these festivais > Toacse *o he tra vereer = possible condition for Rcition for automobile ‘ps 7 : —" Sa ~e ta ** ~~ ss? AP = mi.et Pet : a : » eu ~~» + Ps “ ca ~~ ~~ —_— 4 er i. “ . mited v — - a. Pe ned Fas a Dav MiISsSOUTIa ~ > > > = _ = a> - ~~ a chec , FSS DAT - = incs + o. b @ maz ; division, from St. Joseph to Fas = me anc he covered it at an av- . -~ - > 7 > ” > .~ le@S ad if n ic iBz a . DS 7 = S r ed in e Dion army ab Was ™ — | - > we ¢ > bk rh reeg so ga han -hand witl oe = = a - a ; a > ° = if * Sau USa+*e Siail : 6 ia -; eng stru ; AownT > wo of the n “mous riders were Robert (“Pony 7 : as ArT , A am ' ody eh € a Torn "= . . an e a2 b= } 7 i tas stest performance occurred while the Ttes - -- ~ >: str ine - 4*der ss —~™ ‘pe ne . - - ~~ + : > . ~— i.e + ' ' e — ¢ . ee Station, Net mily to find there was : e : availabie. since the white men -_ ~ - > > rey Ba 3 yrroprmated a. the Borses 27 1 0 iG ~~ « = - = | «4 —s > "a7 a THe See I . aed @n the en ‘ @uty Within 1¢ J a . - . Cad -o/ 2 rarh re De Ra A s —- - 4 . : _ = an? the arson Oc m } aw Aset: --* - et ine ; 4! ‘ as ah « - = > Sancec Dorsese anc Fent an wher pe | oF } x . mmcec \orwPs araln ar d rode ay wher sm it! ‘reek where the westbound Mat . ak PT — jer : ne) or . sf sleen at “=miths ‘Trees ‘tasiamM with the eastbound ma! On reaching "nz nee more he found that a tragcecy hac — . =" . - “ rE pet 7 “ - " : ce oer ‘here wale hie eteed anc pounded om Wils- - - - ™ . - » 7 —- wh our? he darkness Fi"! icm ps - n either side and amid the weird how 7 : - =] . . P m" P oy Pe - > ~Anc =pr nz - . - > ’ . : ‘e + the 7 : a.) ba ‘ o : — S ane Verena cec 7 + "7 -~ + -* “2 ~, , & o* the ; are : a ee " : ad 4 n . ,” +> | ~ °°". mar ~ ife b Pe oe | her found gathered 15 white men os ° »* — . ae *tark . « 7 aad > ; | > 64 if : ly ~* — . . —— This was probab the longest continuous perform- nee without a rest period itn the history of thie or apy other courier service mong the exciting adventures which “Buffalo Bi! had while ridimg for the pony express was one oc- casion when a large sum of currency ‘Wa: being shipped. «News of the shipment had Deer srumored about. and Cody provided himself with apn ertra mail " _ a — pouch stuffed with waste papers be regular pouch, with the currency. he hid beneath a special sadcie —s blanket. ('n a lonely spot two highwWaymen stepped into the road with leveied rifles anc mpeiled the boy to halt. at the same time demanding the letter pours > —- > »- > as -- _ Cody protested. but the mes toic bim to banc i over - = ~ > +..." - or they would shoot Dim full of botes - LD - *#. rT) ’ - -* ~h 4-« . Thereupon = aes. = eu unliastenec pe cumm pouct ana bur “Gq it at the head } ‘he pearest onm*- law who dodged. hbaif amused ai the roung ‘elow's spirt Both robbers were now somewhat of their evard and Cody acted like a flash Whipping out bis revolver be wounded the farther stlaw. then dug the spurs into Lis rse and rode er the other man as he stooped tor ‘he mali sack Before the ha stumned “roac az: ould recorer timse . horse and rider were out of range and rur . a mac tor rhe - ~—— ~ a ™ a . r “so “ot, > Pat Z the schedule It is a Premarka wt that of two riders ios thetr tives in the performance of duty. aithough many af the station keepers were killed by 'ndians One mes- genger Was surrounded by a large number o* indians on the Platte River. im Nebraska The savrazes shot ~ — ’ . i> - mail, which = warded the nearest outlaw, who dodged. half amused at the young fellow’s spirit as afterwards recovered and Another rider a Wexicar Was shot from am» as ne passed through a dense thicket an ait hours he managed to reach the nex station. he died a fer hours iater Vben the horses were drowned in ford ‘e tied from orher canses. the riders would rer ¢ ‘ ma pom! anc Waik *o De® NeXt sta r i how many miles distant That = many more a 4 Penner yo- or~ . vere led than riders war in iarge measure dne ? wisdom of the company in Duying only high-grade horses ihe mounts were not a potie y anys means. although the servire hac Deen aGvertised be forenanc as a pony express and the name stuct The horses were rchased throughout the We ar were the best that money could Ouy. They ranged 7 from toug! alifornia caYuses. or mustangs ' thor ougbbred stock from lowa. They were bouzh: at ar average price of $2 each. a high figure ip thoe ave These magnificent animais invariaDly outclassed * indian ponies in speed and emdtirance 4nd it took the best of horsefiesh to make tbe reguiar schec ie 4 first it was planned to run ear horse Zo Mi 2 an averazce f theee *»oerses ‘he ricer. Wwoaose G'Vvimone were to be about 75 or 89 miles long But experience spon snoOfed tt ‘at a horse could rarety continue a! a maximum speed for such a cistance became the practice to change mounts every Then it transfers — af ¢ > speed over we The total we Was Strict - "oOo fr : id ’ arze. oe —~ ~~ r a J al . rr _ a 5 ~ a ~ ’ a - — - rTmoenrt - 4 ~ —- o o_ 4a.4a7 1°? ) ting the b! «he a! wT or as nearly that as possible. More etter pouch ‘hus became pecessar) but the schedule was creatiy facilitated, gevertheless he average ho ree eould be crowded to the limit of its rec: Pd ‘stanere o* . sf A ’ the ma ’ ‘2 ‘he four Do «. ‘3 ted to 70 pounds. Because of ‘he carry t'ers were written on the thinn« - 7 eh ee eee

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the comparative size of the long and its maximum alti practically comrz rring accidents it ¢ t alighting—Is Ic itory may have c transcontinental c Tinishing touches are being m-i. the giant diricible being United States Navy at This is the first airship of its Constructed for the navy than any craft of its kind took the air in the United & and has a maximum diameter c made to have the ZR-1 brou air races next fall and the Will be done. At any rate pent of the rigid type dirigi in this section of the ce flight is planned. known as the ZR-3 is now States in Germany. to be as a@ reparations payment. -3 will be stationed at Scott rer and capacity of the @ @nnouncement of experts © one-third the distance baring to descend It will toms and an average speed @ @ maximum of 75 miles. Bt to equip the big ship with pable of developing 7100 ts have been experimenting the specifications of which and it is probable this new been made in the building of tage of knowledge gained © iricible disasters, notably the ch wae built for the United “¢ was wrecked on its fis between the diricible now the 7ZR-2 is that the new S82 ery second duraluminum ri @ of at every third, as wae iheninec is accomplished by § S5-cided rings of the fram Dossible strands of bronze —— we ey a ast — aati Btn a os micira! Art Museum in Forest Park. The Art The ZR-: is 700 feet long and its maximum di- st air craft ever constructed in hird the distance around the city blocks—St. Louis and sur- wonder of the air or its sister Py se se se Miles of this wire has been used and this, it Wl give the framework a resistance even were constructed of steel. Dura- of aluminum and copper and is muse Of its lightness and strength. Meth which vers the framework is of staple one inch thick 4 specially devised Maxe it sunproof and waterproof. waloonets inside the framework will fur- af power These have a total gas capacity | feet. Helium or hydrogen gas will bas the advantage of being nonin- perts say hydrogen gas would have make possible a longer non- naval officers have put voring the use of helium. the water ballast and gaso- r members of the crew that ther remain near their sta- Six gondolas containing the se under the ship, and forward where the keel bends up to- is the control car. In this ers and others who will and navigation. In this nartment and the instru- king up weather reports f the American fleet for naval officers expect to has commercial value rt navy personnel and care- so that it will the commercial tation be the necessary a moor- successfully his type could at Lakeburst. is made of tower on faa ie Vv ts £40 ta87 it8 JANE \jUUL », ” » : i 2 eae -. pa whe Re - fy . ee - eck > Se “. . " ne Cats aig, ; Ni tit . a nt - Smee ene inn atlas ON ptm - ~m é 4? Vi F Way 4 hens Ra. _A~mte, TRY ~ € ba Pee he B at a~ ~~ _ . of Pa ae - ae _— a= A part of the cotton canvas covering berng sewed over the metai/ frame of the ZR-:. This covering especially for this purpose, is one imch thick. It will be covered with a special varnish to make 2fairst sup and water. it 3,2: ee eae A er a aw eemadipens” Sa. Ped ee, steeper, AA Ae iy a ee © kn eee tee ri " haem we oo © ye ey me Oe PRs Ee te at aN OE tere ee ee ee! ee — oa eee * . a] * “6 * . « om ad

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ae mee Pe ap OS. =) Se ee ee EL OR ECE OE NE AL LOTT: Bi AGO AB Wy ERR = fares te ge hee 43 der ~ y fe RS Sn ee = ee re, a a : rea ; : —-" - > cf. - a he ee ee de _— Se ene ae nn ae a a ee GF seam - aa! _ . ee - ae ee oe ee oe an heac brakeman. he up and is right off this bere friend. Scandalous ciceted to opening a nar- rative smack the middle, as though it were aD ovs | harkeped. therefore, saying nothing, and sure enough. be presentiy retraced his verbal footsteps and began af the bDeginuing I quote in full “Yes sir. thats what he mason. this here bead br: off into the peacefu! York State landscape “For some months previous to thi: and the Beeet Caps Kid has been sojourning in that favored Metropolis which is bounded on one side by a loud a =o > oa - > , s Sound anc on the other by a steep Bluff. and is doing ber constant best at all times to live up to the sur- rounding: Neediess to say |! e Noo Tawk. the original haunt of the comeon and the na- > *?a - #h . th - - Sve babditat of the sure thing. where the jays bite feelt and the woods are full of fish We have heen ging very Well there—very, very weil. considerinz But al’ of 2 sudden. something seems to tell me that we oughter be moving = . Te Pe ad ’ ’ 7 ~ . ee i] = “Tou know how them mysterious premonitions comes A little bird whispers to you. or you bave be makes an issue of it and we sees else you walk into mitt-joint and | our way clear to getting off without tand a be-note to a dark complected lady wearing a red _ waiting for the locomotive to Kimono and a browr musta: , a #) - at af 7 Siow up or anything your Palm and seems to ” above. is of tawny coming with @ warrant ition velvet with a band a creat river : skin at neck and bronze ee a castic tasse/s at the sleeves 8 genera] alarm oint partnership Where (ae seer ee its a genera, j rf y ! » oes Gees See | ¢ ladle Moment. but now @na! description feveals the delicate flesh - 6 agi —_ valuable informa- beneath Its only trim- : = 4 ‘(‘riepciy barkeeper who's : | —— oe ging of fine cream lace - '. in th jungle dowr fine’y fllustrates the lovell in the tea-cown. And o! be bricht colors property as plan to use @ striking con- 5. youn must choose it ciev- m the lacquer red worn bere with the deep orange satin sleeves, and still it is tar the gold and creen slippers to the costume rather tban | : of the s!ippers - 4 , prov at the upper ieft part of “> board ings *® named “Romance.” ’ I } ed spring colors and biends oo. « which I shi - to you in sc el Sue vision. The outer par many : sleeves and draped skirt . words on account of your ne gi per hac b lamed unreasonable bright lemon-yelliow The ~ , weak heart. The work aepilibers enar} When iy ia . is gone holds mee are of erange ane ‘ there,’ I says, ‘is reguiar a er = ma : a te take anothe charmeuse underslip is of : rved ca time, and you're 2 “ee aa lel " he a heat tthe top in narrow cold “my from | damp night air: but.’ I pints at the edge of the flow- ° | urs if too long and too confining ef pale almond green bound | 7 Bee satin . : ' ‘ nature u visualize these coiors a | ) ol vou really have to se om ions toy appreciate it The beaut’ = —— an so much. and vou cannot get e7 are go0o0c and «oft blends withou! | temptations and — the last named. “Such « Dear.” is a yours mes ‘ar awa at once «mart and youthful . _ = ~~ C Bink apd gray. Pink crepe ow socap: beageedmammege coat which wraps gracefull: pickings bas been exce.ien! ebarm of fur is. expressed ” : ihe says eye anc fox. while a pleated ruffie of W 5 ** ar : : . ee nites mek lariat. - hts a eaten a the bioused backs. 4r* seen to get my genera! drift” we: use a colorful length of leer and gold. for the bioused chiffon for the. cam start right th ae if therec De a sau my toothborusd is pacsec Sgueal” Som. you can t put op my bat. 5 pose we run Lh a@ regular season of £1 is @ nice. seciucec spo! he vores — = ; apout to be accused Cc , 10U5 ratuer more ther're lhiabie to prove it cc ior currency mm foot in influential quarters to PF’ ; i BY: int fixed NDAY MAGAZINE—* | are Par: : ;

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— Me, te a = = ~ as eS oe ee _—cse = . aw in . = > “ae +, = ‘ be » “ a ‘See. | =e x a a, wd ~“— . - > ‘_ — ee ee ee rap +s e- A Tale of Two Wanderers and Their Desperate Que —e ve. Eee ae . S21 ise. — eg amc Vis a bP scars. BDC Tae the side and sometimes . £@ 4 Ze eness marTbe tel vou the Tuth. “ere [it im the : sw couple at -* — wit verry & bead imside “be door and reils w & more places ai the wade so we Te im edifrinmg comrT=sTsaDon Upon t+>e dary and vert shortly. sour ‘or ta percolate for Som wit water at tbe mouth cmtil i has all toms of beinc an ebb-—cide But thw aps Eid he cant ict well signs of aM luemrce and would aDuse aes of my savs. “California observe. -wo jacks and “le amc shu“e anc drep «= being to pick out the ace ‘Sow Uoee. hesotted Sweet Capea. WD & WIEBE TE ‘ust uw while svar “ae Ue before Oread- *as° ner tonight. he 7 he a Iness of lovely Dolled carrots. kind of chopped fodder and don't spill thimgs on our bibs or tablecioth. why. for desper. was thimkimg adout ‘hat eccuce leat which & ri © and then and « wed of — b-re vale of pieoty of —t som tle w eat. | sors, “te ren he Soo0cs. s a tadice wlth «a os: ct and E's al covered mos ‘urtvicious looking see (= rour fe imciedizg « couple of cipckengs ead s pie ocijeotinmg boties with em anc oc it-foll crewus upen ‘c= anc a couple of a ec cmecs and knee Dreerbes ei «at pocnisg wand & 7 ship shape And tust than “Des SAID eT ase out of the she sirous =p Close and te anc ~oadmide thicket pen place Libe® Toc iw tw WE a? cCose wv zon? and the oS © @ ot nsocthimg res 8D ary] net" =e can SY 2 Eee ver vender af the “a 2g Sands a cur ne the Sandie of @ ne? Se bas : Se Crammer anc @pers of 2 Deemed so we qomes & “ert wongside the “ap. and Sweet © bean ars, let os recline “Ete of nature.” I 2° seftime sun " a ea west, oe seat rellow ort with ? “onmds banked up [aung, teas ‘TE

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te Ouest mae VALLEY party with the whis- — gets up; anc now, whens s, I sees that in spite s couple of bites out of that there en- wearing a Drusb arbor, . silage of your’n—one large bite for me ; ‘t no real rube. and one smal! bite for my young friend "To think,” be says. more there—to keep what little life we have @orrow than in anger, ‘to eptil the coming of the corned beef and that me. who helped -abbace”’ fy Bill sell the first gold “*FPellow sufferer.’ he says, ‘listen that ever was molded here tO me: jon’t eat enough to i country, should, in my beep me alive to ut of here when Hing years, have a couple the time comes n't be alive to get Wwooden-fingered amatoors eut of here wo he ti! comes. AnDy- along and try to slip me where else I could ilove you like a Oldest graft -in the known brother, he says ivide my last af’ Ill try to forgive you.’ bite with you. but n here,” he sars, Says, “but at this moment ‘sot here’ Do you get me” be says. mere presence offends “Sir ’ I savs. — et you. Take care On your way out.” be ef vourself and dont ‘tt foundered on ‘kindly latch the gate . the green truck, savs. ‘A bran mash nd you—-the chickens sow and then and a wisp of cured tim- et stray off. othy hay about once in so long ought "Furthermore. he says, ‘I! to keep off the grass colic.’ I says. i offer you a word of ad- Tome on. little plarmate,” I says to Beware,” he sarys. ‘of the Sweet Caps, ‘let us meander further into ble in the village be- this bere vale of plenty of everything You'll recognize him except something to eat. Which, by bis whiskers.” he sayv« rights,’ 1 says, ‘its real name ought to eceM@e of him, I look like be Hungry Hollow.’ RPE: Onion im the face. Ten “and just as I"m speaking them words 7 5 ) ist , o eae Calessener aco, he says. ‘that con we come to a lovely glade in the woods le swore a solemn oath am and stops with our mouths ajar and our ; r to shave until he'd eves bulged out like push buttons. ‘Do Si: . ) x ‘ | you and me be doing’ - - - . : , . ' > - 4 Ae%A iad ‘ “utils : up @ thousand bums ’ sieen. | saye to mvyself. or am | just \ : , : . in th vittels emporium be says, “he's now on his ~ slain detirious” A ~~ . sa edihieiad ait - : D : | ; midst of pient © says, ‘tilling our tap. — ns be “Por right there. out in the middie of | — ty of plenty. That’s wha a vee “a ike stor @. the woods, is a table with a white cloth ) : : . , and then dont poe: on it, and it’s all covered over with the . 3 saye > aa 4 : . . ™ . ' . : Them edifying smells has most lucivicious looking viands you ever : : ly. ‘remember are? je me desperate ' , ; | DN >} , - ner Une We ats . see in your life. including a ham and a | . ' the profession which we adorn’ ~*~ "We don : go | says. ‘en - x . ° " . : yr si De 2 Wwe acorn . ouple of chickens and a pie and some | : . [ says, ‘sink to burglary” We gets a bite. oer it ' AA Ss : Fe ee ‘ eol-looking DbDotties with long necks on ite * . we ~ Ashe Rt ‘Scandalous he s2ys. wi so hollow wi hour Ltouen Death are now: Sick em, pups: ‘ she strolis up close and the flunkies bow but I beats him to the and fall back and she says somethin belia and Ralph Waldo fin about everyihing being now ready , Pepectively. We fades awa; lady Gwyndolin’s garden party and last thing we sees as we barts the same war she came look over our shoulders is second she’s out of sicht. me ine back and forth inside “= 7 wh. _—- * _ _— — — apt Pe « : | F D ' Ti, ©7 a muy Standing on the steps ‘hrougt “Ret meh the village of Plentiful apd walks on and on and ou ves a large. prosperous- Brick. like a summer hote! a hich stone wall iz front of persons of both sexs fering about over the tro: _ Styles Leaning over tie ing with repugnansce uUpod holding in bis right hanc be says Whats« the latex orid beyonuc”™” S the prospects tur a pair met a free snack of Witt poor The diet here. t- he c D ks rrible. You woulcn' , and departs of! he } And with that be goes inside and iocks the door behin Says. ‘Dut were paying ©' | 0 Poupe of them cbeap fiJium attention to us beating on the bars, except of us is bere to get curec pe hasing er wus. callin lard. window and throw a bucket of wate weve got. anc some of & —S anc th rims icks anc | as jong as we stay Dee us up in a reguiar asy ud Aes by superior footwork ‘weve got all Kinds brr. oes em and resumes our journey pointing to « large fem: me time f omes we and ain't got no shoes ob ~ U ure She walks arounc |= mm in that fat one just beyonce = 0 ppened to us ‘ept some- Hon a. o the edze _ “whet is your particula: ‘5 ' jongside the road and i cabbage worm or a ;r AB 1 heap. and Caps he falls that lettuce leaf which: oe ‘l was such a good iver _ and so I paid a specialist this writing.” he says. ‘te but little on me We both cuds to chew on afterwards. topes of the uttermost con- foliage which I hold is DU ty known as the mid- Later on there'll be more of = will be pulled off at din- th a bitter lauch. ‘“Therel carrots. be sars, ‘an some and if we're al! real good and bibs or make spots on tore rt we'll each have a mi to think’ he says. ‘what ! te to a large doubie-sirloin 300 style, which & r thought I'd fall so lor +) | | ) but necessity.” I says, ‘is the " Senet gemcaay aaa hae 2 | Nothing doing. are breaking next town—it’s only in | ask vou to good, hard road all tye wa! NI A) MAC;A 4 .E—-> aeaanel * it 4 « age vite ~~

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OO? om. or ad => oe” Se haw ae i OE en SAE BRE ns tM se Mi ip PO (AIR BO Me _sorenresrwene THE NEW HANDWRITING ON THE SKY : KYWRITING as a method ef a4- ‘| SEND NO MONEY for these process | 1) t 4 Old vertising has been introdeced re- Suen anand sama ee inaaaeatineiees A UTO MATICS : on e | American offshoot of am English haust. Possibly another valve would be, ~ ca Wyn ee ee eee ee ae — é E wt, See? sae ete DS Ce ma RE a A A sahil ac WT te, cently into the United States by an shutting off the apparatus from the ex- | semen vhpen ea im this work. Gigantic, used to shut off the acid from the air. | /¢ and lasting legends in the sky at- A chemical process of this character | trac edia ; ! a Ge inm attention of (hOU- seems entirely plausible. 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et Be . Where men lived raw in the desert’s maw, and death was nothing to shun; Where they buried ’em neat, without preacher or sheet, and writ on their tombstone, crude but Give yourself some real live-wire thrills again! Race through some of these ripsnorting stories the old frontier. Those were the harsh and happy days! Weaklings and cowards went to blazes quié Brave, brawny cowpunchers wasted no words; pistol points under the nose were their stark, red-bloodi arguments. “The man who could draw the fastest was the only one who'd live.” “a Come to the Bad Old, Glad Old Wes Swing your leg over the back of your The whole glorious panorama of te’ steel-muscled bronco. A flick of the rawhide’ of “49” jg unrolled before you—you quirt and he leaps away with you— e : : DS you—to the frontier towns, where pistol-battles a TE 7 free, unfenced old frontier. That’s the way D MAT HE E DEVILS PAYDAY | these gripping Western tales get you and. 4t the drop of a hat—where the mag of gold called the “square” man, the "® TUTT TTLE i} whirl you away. It’s ripping excitement! man, the gambler and the adventuress af You feel yourself the pal of the steel-true adventurers who conquered the sun-washed wastes for Uncle Sam. And best of all, you live the Iife « Yelping, paint-daubed redskins swoop open cattle range—with hard-teted, from ambush upon the covered wagons! but true-hearted cowpunchers—fTeal “Stand steady, boys, steady. and shoot to defving heroes of the saddle and kill!” Your trusty Springfield drills one feel the excitement of the rushing row Apach’ after another into Kingdom Come. the roping and branding. You They waver—and fly. Then, after the red “rustlers” until your gallant little pa varmints—hell-bent! That’s how the West tongue lIolls out and his tough lungs was won—and that’s how you'll live those and sob. These smashing stories will & nerve-testing exploits over again, in the fas- you more thrills to the chapter than 4 n cinating pages of these 12 master tales of stories you ever read in your 4% daring deeds! bar none! | | 2 Wonderful Novels That Will Thrill You 1.¢ Through and Through. All for ONLY Twelve fast-moving. blood-stirring varns. A kick and a real punch In every page! Waele start one of these stories, you forget everything else. The speedy plot hurries on Hhge to climax. Gaspinge dilemmas and hair-raising exploits crowd thick and fast. re —_- —— ad - -- ~~ ais --« - ~ er. “~ — one oo ee eee Be ee, + a "a= -~. wae ~~ Oe —— f ~ ——e « — <i * | ee, alll AE Ea 68 tay Ry nme Me ee ee oo ~—- <-- - oe ee =n = een ti pel 5 wi if ; if : 4 H | it - = OS a ee ees os LOADED DICE EDWIN-L-SABIN ee { EV ALLEY APACHE VAL ; = there stories to beat these! The smashing, unexpected endings make you hold your i ——— with startled surprise, Every single one of these tales will force you to finish iti y hy i & ; | takes till morning. ; ey ti; Uf, ry | § WHOLESOME—nothing that should not ve MOM ff = Hi] read by any boy or girl. e Av? e// ~~ : 7 : Ogi, « } Get this whole brary “oS away. L send any money. Ju name — address on the handy eae 4 8. The whole 12 of these splendid printed on good paper, bound po You can get this whole library of 12 fas- cinating, nerve-tightening books for about - 16c each. The whole set sent to you right now—without sending a penny in advance. You can’t be out of amusement while you magazine cover stock, with a stri ng | have these smashing stories in your home. in ll color, will be sent to you Yet EVERY STORY IS CLEAN AND Just pay $1. 98, plus a few counts aa If You Enjoy Real Thrills Look These Over Stake yourself tg a whole lot of evenings. Think of it! 12 splendid no ee . A ee ca tama — = —— a - on = _ 2 -& - + a ee. owen — EE oe Ana, eit ey aa iti. am ~ iT i a er -er of any kind. Each book complete. are in any way dissatisfied, send them BD us—and we will send back your money Stephen Chalmers A thrilling story of life among raiding Mexican bandits, train a robbers, Texas rangers and prairie fire. they are yours. There are no other f Don’ Quickshot of the Rio Grande Loaded Dice Edwin L. Sabin A romance of Texas of the early days, when lives depended on the quickness of the draw. A tale of men who were jugglers with death. Sontag of Sundown W. C. Tattle An exciting story of the question of ranch ownership—which ro- moted bloodshed and a war of no mean caliber. Spawn of the Desert W.C. Tuttle The startling story of “Preacher Le Saint,’’ who prayed for the soul of a murdered man, and then cleaned out the gamblers with their own shell game. Arizona Argonauts Hi. Bedford Jones Three adventurers whose fortunes led through drought and danger to the golden goal they sought. The Lure of Piper’s Glen Theodore Goodridge Roberts Tt was the lure of the North, of plentiful game and of the clear wind from the great plains. Young Jim Todhunter heard it, and found adventures a-plenty. Apache Valley Arthur Chapman A story of a cattle war in the Southwest with all it means—ter- ror and blood feud; alarms by night and day; rustling and stealthy murder. The Challenge ef the North James B. Hendryx This is the story of the call of the great Northland; of purposes and cross purposes; of true men and of “bad” men; and of big deals and pioneering triumphs, The Second Mate H. Bedford Jones Peril and mutiny of the China Seas. Two white women at the mercy of a Villainous crew. Jim Barnes real- ized the desperate chance he had taken when he became mate of the SULU QUEEN. The Devils Payday W. C. Tattle A Sky of brass, the sun aflame, And the land no place to dwell; A hunk of earth so doggone hot That it still belongs to Hell. The Canyen of the Green Death Fr. R. Buckley Who were the devils in human form whose haunt was the lost barranca? Invisible, terrible, they brought the young officer of the law to a strange dilemma. Sky-High Corral Ralph Cummins A yarn of the unending feuds be- tween cattlemen and forest rang- ers; of the forest fires, grazing herds and bitter fights at timber- line. Yet forest conservation won —through fire and blood. only $1.98S—and you take no risk, this offer right now, for it may not bef ed in this magazine. —NOW. GARDEN CITY PUBLISHING Dept. W-374, Garden City, 2 ——<_—— — — as a ae Ge -— tA Garden City Publixhing Company, Send the coupes ¢ Dept. W-374, Garden City, N. Y. You may send me the 12 volumes of Stories by Hendryx, Tuttle and other # authors. (plus postage) on delivery. It is - that I may return within five days and receive my promptly. 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' PLT tne A ANNI OS a NE Ye I AE IT nit Cale OO RIE, AAI Re ono - ~ , oe - ee - gee Soule sections 4 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A222 asso oes SECOND — OrnA11c SECTION MuTT AND JEFF - Mr. AND Mrs. - THE CAPTAIN AND THE Kips - GOLDBERG - HiLL- Peter RaBBiT - MAIN STREET AND BRINGING Up FATHER SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 2, 1923. i : HILL ets sce, RAT CAA) 1 DY PEARL TH THE INEY L LIKE- ~~ or me. Eos nN ¥% _ ~~ haa hoe ane Fo nne _ Ara - + ~* - xy o's oe ORS ™ Su o. + ee Le Ae “ws x : “ 1 *- - a . i~ SS 2 = ‘~ 4 ty : ~& an . ~ Fe _* , ore 7 a3 Sa av re) ‘ . 7 4, > ¢ s+ Sas om * 3 ‘ : * ¥ ; mee SS eos. ~*> a« COS oe i v4 : AN We ge Mion ie > , . . . 2 4 rie PRLS SSI Fo EM ee ARE. gC me me as At OL: ee. AE te IRI AB BN ee a ee ee ie oe cement tan aa ite ainsi Mit. Tachcmea ele tl aE lg tl ll ON ENED AE G0 ATE ABO AAE LOL OLE CEG OBE AS 8S RRS Ter . — - ee . abt etn ini * af A ws - r: - > For the lady who was a great belle in her. early days, and can't seem to get over it. Indian summer is an awfuily coy, gurgly period. ee eA LALLA ALL AAI AAD ys mr ee ee epee ee % ee” mie Mrs. Waldo Emerson Fulsome, with a long string of Puritan ancestors to back her up if need be, is having a terrible time. The mother, if you please, of a radical daughter, who | Ege ge | i 3* | ae “$e ; talks and talks with the younger in- : / a ee , et es , | Gre, captenahae Sno ora _ od tellectual element, about D. H | Ce i, EEN org adies — an . y in- Laurence, “Ulysses,” and whether or 3 eri ) SS gE ,n "> €¢ ” =a 5 , - Wir epomer . any “et etween not the state should enforce a law Y | be: Calg, te ae ae ¢. i | 2 § d of creatine teen gg Stak 22 0 ee o\ Re ladies to contribute one child to the ad ? se thes Pity a, ae SP Lae 2 Aebensiee or + Bogen y ie scheme of things! Now what do you 3 3 ? # Ae fe 8 fg st — . chee HE gt gam +o 5 p o puseno think of that? And what, indeed, ) a , 2. ee é ae tp es Tog i * - poe Sovaane r lat aston would great Aunt Tabitha Fulsome BUF Feo « é oe hig ithe: me i: g or later a far- think? Just look at poor Mrs. Ful- : , BBS RE , 4 | the: . Sy il | and you know that even though some spending what ought to be a Be sabe ' 4 Peers her lips soy “Cal, tadaae calm Indian summer afternoon under KEE #: A , . vied niin oe ns Ne oe mm a on ze fe ys , ee, 4 wondering if Hilda remembered that Caroline would bring home from Se Ge «. * me ee f. i ng t BNA Ea : | es 5a to order the chops, or if the fur- the Independent Exhibition. The . | sates ,i Jie | . have fallen dow Eas 24 ns a : ; nace man did what he was told ETL” seeteress's destesat =e i _ oO ag tk 4 *% to do about the ashes, or ‘if' to- — ‘ a +7 — oA bie i night is the night’ Roger is to bring Mr. Bentley to dinner. Dumb but happy, is how the catty friends of Mrs. Jas. T. Gloss would describe that lovely lady. At 50, we fine Mrs. Gloss very fond of cara- mel ice cream, murder trials, beauty hints, and aly permanent waves. A very plecid Indian summer. aa, ihe thc Sea cere ~ J ee 7 - of “ \ 4 * _ oe + Some women get stylisher and stylisher as they cross the border of middle age, making of Indian summer a blindigg autumn sunset Indian summer in sequestered communities is just as fraught with activity for the born social leader as it is in the big city. where only too often nobody Cares Take Mrs. Carl Hammit for example—chairman of the ladies’ aid. member of the Methodist choir. secretary and treasurer of the reading club and prime mover in the coming iried oyster supper in the church Parlors That's a full program for any social light! The Indian summer globe- > eee | ete trotter After poor, dear Harvey Smythe-Smith, exponent of ail its Ss Pes g "ar + Herbie's demise Cousin is grandest im our very first families. . : Lilla decided to be a very grander and grander as time goes on : gay globe-troiting widow. tr pet themes have to do with kings and and oh. my. the things shes Queens and the Social Register She's on her seeing! And would you be Way now to lunch with a very dear friend | i lieve it. not all the galleri ex oe and they are going to discuss whether or : of Europe can compare with Se Indian summer is a grand and glorious ti Pas? the NO poor dear Princess Letitia of the prin . the art treasures in the G lady who is oh, so interested in mov ittle Cipality of Boo Boo did wrong by leaving | A. R. exhibit back home in theater movements, civic movements, art moveffients the bed and board of her royal spouse. Prince ten Wieconsia ) and weifare movements. ‘gadom of Garcia A taegat

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st. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY. ‘APRIL 29, 1928. “ OL, 6. Cr Camps THE CAPTAIN AND THE KIDS Trade Mark 1923. Ree U. & Pat oft. By R. Dirks Originator of the Katzenjammer Kids r 4USn -A- BYE HA HA?: eaieeret tarsal | BAsy a) SSusT LEMME KETCH PY DER FAT- LADIES Pic WIC MAMMA? EO j panies Fi a Be BT SHE GOT A DETECTIFER ON ee ey | ee DER a nw? HEFFIN' HELP. oe Hat Has ME OUT ANYHOW? HEFFIN HELP : ~~ YOUR INNOCENCE =a PECTS OF ALIDDIE, | GAME TO-DAY , er id 1 GOT DER CaRdS | | ALL READY UP - \ GE- SHUFFLED: O20 & a ¢ SH ee ¥ ¢ “ = < < = - % _ -) oho + had + ra Se ’ oe | Ls : at (VNR 7S DE | VOT [5S a \ = : | ( : : — FOIST VOLLUP? J , 7 Ser | 3 ( : 105 Jeunes’ re ANYHOW: as | CC SO , s &*4

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on sire AM Of | | TT | | ; ) \' J ' tell HATE i NH} | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, APRIL “9, (1928. 7 a ¢ LA — u “ee ; CAN ] THE ae - . : - Wig, say ; a $ Tt : . R - 7 oF | »! . 4 i ee os , Le - . 7 e . € Sh ae * . . | e 2 q AL on - . . « Ge) Be i of ie : @ by,’ ws - Ge yd), PMAING ~ LSTREET ™ CLUB FORA LITTLE 9 WHILE TO-NIGHT | FROM THE OFFICE DEARIE 1 tie hE tuners Ie THE FUN ONLY BEGINS AT THE CLUB AT TEN — My | Se ‘LfZ— NOW WHAT'S “SHE MIGHT BE A LITTLE 4.4 1A «THAT CAT GETING MORE REASONABLE ! } I eg READY TO SPRING AT | .> ——— > L.A eee ee ee . . Fz - Fs on gts bn : Se 4 Le 4 » ; a | vi. Fe, ae 4 7 - Se HERE KITTY- Q Sad» AZ [00K AT THE PRETTY CAT BUT SHE ISA 1 4 | || FOUND DOWN THE i Sub DON'T FORGET- | NEED You IN Re | ouve seen samariouD |b eT- TEN MY BUSINESS J ey fi LiKE A CAT, DEAR! 7 YOU'RE A GAT DOG To- NIGHT EVERY DOG HAS HIS Day ! 7 OUT LATE N'EVERTTHING — I'VE GOT IT FIXED So MY HOW COME, HENRY ? _)| WIFE WONT WAKE UP WHEN | COME IN — BESIDES, MT TH-NIGHTS WINNINGS ARE 24 BP] OLD SAW For FAIR | LIKE A CHARM — Jeererrent MORNING — EAUTIPU 4 ma; AH: MY LITTLE | DO TOU. KNOW — THAT WRETCHED WHAT! §\ SCHEME WORKED CAT “(OU BROUGHT IN yf SHE’S WORKING THE Copyright. 1948 ‘New York World). Press Pubiaing Compeny — THE VERY FIRST TIME SHE SAW THE BIRD COME OUT OF THE CUCKOO CLOCK SHE SPRANG AT IT AND SHOT THE WHOLE Te WORKS — J’LL SHOW YOu ! ip a 4 ‘ ~\ 0 be if YOU KNOW THAT WAS A WEDDING PRESENT FROM $ 38, 50 1s RIGHT, Ax AUNT SUSAN ~ NOW YOU CAN GO RIGHT OUT AND] [Nip ee _ voy BUY ME ANOTHER JUST LIKE (T,SO SHE WON'T MISS aa IT-ON HER NEXT. Visit! / | KNOW CUCKOO-CLOCKS ——— —_ ed - => a on me 6 ‘ - - » : «

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i | HE FAIRLY DOTED ON BABIE BUT BET/Y TUR £ YOUNGE?T PROVES? TOO MUCH FOR HIM. | VA. , By Harrison Cany ee it a j | ) HELLO! THERES PETE RABS r WHOOP: ITS A FINE SPRING DAY- A LL JUST SLAP ON A ) KIDDIES AND WELL GO DOWN AND GET) | COUPLA GOOD COATS OF |) PAINTING HIS OL SCOW-ILL THE OLD BOAT ALL PAINTED UP FOR THE ) WHITE AND THEN DOLt ER | 3| (THE BABY WITH HIM WHILE I ¢ U—_— CALLING —, SEASON ) UP WITH A FANCY STRIPE =\TRHE NAME - oe ee i © “oe? FE ‘_- = é : = Prosecutor, m Jefferson C oe 4 : to Confer With ous Co ae eee ee a : Ci ceiuail er SURE- MRS TURTLE- ILL TAKE CARE OF pope ) THERE- THERE- ‘MAMMYS LITTLE PET | ' a : soe be Kh THE LIL FELLER-YOU KNOWT JUST DOTE ) MUSNT CRY- KITCHY- KITCHY- KITCHY ete Min Se «Grand Jury to ON BABIES | au, Sa Welnaala a on ~~ ve Pe ae sore ae A = aon | Ti * a toate a ee a el "a “Tee : aos aS : ee oe . 24 a ak : - _ Re ‘ie, : ne oe eat) : 7 ptae te Tbe oO _- — EY “8 : , as ; setae aes : =. > = ‘a on es ” j sa 7 - ” ts & = A eee 8 % - S — ee Pages = _—- gm ee aoe - LEAVE GO-YOu LITTLE VILLAIN wot a of *Se ‘Te ching. | an@d active There was no . aieeraity ef Ma ” - © ee ee * -——/|, ‘307083 ' Were among the onl *ae te Fomas mM tBe oe@ T bewe — oC 4. Fas ameng the f BAH! TAKE IT FROM ME THATS THE VERY LAST TIME ILL TAKE CARE OF ANYONES BABY NAUGHTY POPSY “i ecrurred Friday sft. -.! oer Stewart Brides. of —Thern edge ef own whew” “S “@eet pdece rs ™*ET° met Regine ei “St wa ¥irg Seer he - * end toi ber thet o Mee Ye —_ pene ¢oawe ae a 7 ™igh s- otreck OS © erRe Od oer wok after ° Gt wa-e« ¢our the = Tee of ed oedicaned, Wie = = Oleeed os ree a _ : tews tlt’ : 1 yee 4 5 ial =i. nie ae | CPT TY )