St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 29, 1923
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——— + JMIC PAGE MONDAY, an of, 1923. ee ht, 1923. by the Int. ne... Ree. U. S. Pat. ANOR- = la |e 4 WHY ‘DADDY: 1 THOUGHT NOU DION'T LIKE HIM: 4 nt, 1923, by the Int. Feature ne. Rem “U. S. Pat. Office.) (Copyright, 1923.) Fontaine Fox THE CAR NDING AT ISSING SOME. ANDERED IN‘To THe SKIPPER KE A CHANCE. GETTING OUT DooR iS , 99 GoTTA RIDE. . ae. 5 . . s Y ae > ‘ 2 * »~ 4 % : 4 - oe ‘s bin a 4, 3 od 4 . > ~ ms * J > : ~~ ; ne ” r , " * ” j ovr aes 4 : h ‘@ n . : ty ¥ , rn Extra Money ; As Agents for one of the many national ad- vertisers who are seeking your services through today’s Want Columns. | VO L. 75. NO. 263. MADE AMILLIO UF AN IDEA, DIES Former Drug Clerk, Whose Headache Tablet, Anti- kamnia, Is Known Over the World, Succumbs at 67. CALLED INVESTMENTS ‘ROSARY OF TROUBLES’ Established First Factory on Site of Mercantile Trust Co.—First Big Spender Here on Advertising. Frank A. Ruf, who drug clerk concocted a headathe rem- edy which has had sale around the died last at 7:30 o'clock in his home, at 5863 Cabanne avenue. Ruf, in his later years, reinvested the fortune which the remedy pro- duced for him, in downtown real estate and other businesses. His death was from complications arising from rheumatism from which rhe had suffered acutely for the last “ix weeks. He was 67 years old. In a building at 1624 Pine street, which is a combination of museum for the exhibition of his collection of 400 more oil paintings and ap- proximately 500 Oriental rugs and office for the conduct of his business, is a framed assortment of indicating his financial inter- He labeled the collection ‘“‘Ruf’s Rosary of Troubles.’’ They show that he was owner, director or officer in the following corporations: as a world, night — Strauss Photo. Frank A. Ruf. or there cards ests. - ST. ee —— —_— ort — —_ — ALARM CLOCK AS “TIP” TO WAITRESS LEADS TO ARRESTS ‘Two Men Identified as Oil Fill- ing Station. Robbers Taken, Stolen Auto Recovered. Two men paid for their coffee and rolls in a restaurant at 3821 Easton avenue last night with 25 pennies and gave the waitress an alarm clock for a “tip.” . A few minutes later the proprietor was relating the experience to a pO- liceman. The latter recailed that earlier in the night two men in a stolen automobile had robbed the proprietor of an oil filling station pennies and an alarm clock. The policeman waiked from restaurant to Grand boulevard | Easton avenue, the and description of the stolen car. He arrested them and later they were identified by Louis Usinger, pro- prietor of the oil filling station, as the men who had held him up. They also were identified by the restau- rant man and the waitress who had received the “tip.” ; The stolen car belonged to Wil- liam Dunean of 3850 Easton avenue, who did not know it had been stolen. The prisoners made no statement, ‘SHIP PASSENGERS PLAY GAME OF GHESS BY RADIO AT SEA . Contest Begun When Steamers Werc 1200 Miles Apart—Both Teams Claim the Victory. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 29.—Radio cness as a pastime for ship passen- gers has been inaugurated by the steamships Western World and American Legion, in the South American service. The Western World arrived here yesterday with reports of a three-man match be- tween teams on the two ships, which passed each other a few days ago. The4game was called when the ships were 1200 miles apart because their radio would not carry any far- ther and as both teams claimed the victory, decision has been left to the Buenos Aires Chess Club. The Western World’s team Herbert O. Michaels and Frederick J. Reed of Buenos Aires, and Wil- liam V. B. Vandyck, general man- ager at Rio de Janeiro for the Geng eral Electric Co. e WOMAN, IN ORIGINAL CAST OF The Antikamnia Chemical Co., the Mercantile Trust Co., the Watters | Corporation, ness systems; the C. E. Gallagher Medicine Corporation, the Independ- ent Breweries, Bowen Motor Rail- ways Corporation, and the Cinderella Hee] Corporation, which manufac- tures aluminum heels for wornen's shoes. Filed From Home at 138. Ruf ran from his parents’ home in Des Moines, Ia.. he was 13 years old, and drifted to St. Loutis. His first was in the drug store of M. W. Alex- ander at Fourth and Market sucets, later at Broadway and Olive street. away when employment here Afterwards he was emploved in Mellier’'s drug store at 518 Olive street and while there made up tne remedy which later founded his for- tune of more than a million dollars and which he called Antikamnia. His savings as a drug clerk were ii- vested in a partnership with L. FE. Frost in’ a drug store on the site of the old Republic Building, at Seveuth and Olive streets. Frost and Ruf Antikamnia in a small way from their store, beginning in 1889, and ns the sale spread established a small factory on part of the site now occu- pied by the Mercantile Trust Co. put out Ruf’s manufacturers of busi- | Ruf was one of the first St. Louis business men to spend large sums in expensive advertising. It yielded im- mediate return and spread the sale of Antikamnia throughout the United States and later abroad. Profits in Downtown Ruf eventually Realty. purchased Frost's interest in his chemical business and He in- profits in real at the time of his death of 12 property along Locust, Chestnut and ine streets, from Seventh street west lie became a collector of Oriental rugs and, in a ceremonial with his eollection as a setting, several years ago. was decorated at the order of managed it until his death, Veated estate in downtown and of business was owner pieces the Shah of Persia with the emblem | of the Order of the Lion and the Sun. He spent large sums in the acquli- sition of oil paintings and exhibited te his friends as the prizes of the collection two large canvases attrib- uted to Murillo. In his collection are several excellent specimens of the paintings of Thomas Moran. Ruf was in Hot Springs, Ark., at the time of the recent flood in that citv. He returned to St. Louis in a private car furnished by an official of the Missouri Pacific Railroad at- tached to tha first train departing ifter the flood. It was not consid- ered at the time that his illness was serious. Complications of the heart ana liver arose, however, and his death occurred a few hours after a sudden sinking spell yesterday. He had no children. His wife sur- Ives him. He was born in Albany, IN. Be “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH UNCLE TOM’S CABIN, DIES — ee Mrs. Maric Jackson Expires at Ac- tors’ Fund Home at the Age of 84. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, May 2$.——-Mrs. Ma- rie Jackson, who played in the orig- inal production of “Uncle Tom's Cab- in’’ with Charles A. Thorne Jr., died yesterday at the Actors’ Fund Home, at the age of 84. She began her stage career of 45 years as a ballet dancer in the company of Edwin Forrest. She had appeared with Mrs. John Drew, E. L. Davenport and other celebrities. FRENCH DEPUTIES TO TAKE UP ARMS TREATIES SOON Government and Committee Agree on Interpretative Resolution on Washington Pacts. By the Associated Press. PARIS, May 29.—The Government has come to an agreement with the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Deputies regarding the text of the interpretative resolution to be introduced in the Chamber for the ratification of the treaties signed at the Washington armament con- ference. The contmittee’s report is expected to be ready shortly and placed on the agenda of the Chamber. THUNDERSHOWERS PROBABLE: ABOUT SAME TEMPERATURE THE TEMPERATURE. m. 67 7 . m m. m. m m Highest 3 terday, 81, at 4 m.: lowest, THE YYEATHER- T ALYYAYS E SO NAUGHTYS ——— = — >, at 5 a. m. Official fore- cast for St. Louis and vicinity: Unsettied weath- er tonight and tomorrow, prob- ably with occa- sional thunder- showers; not much change in } temperature. Missour i— U'nsettled weath- er tonight and ARIETTA ably thundershowers; not change erature. Iliinois—Partly cloudy ‘and tomorrow, probably showers in west and south portions; slightly warmer tomorrow. Stage of the river at 7 a. m., 10.5, a rise of .9. P Rainfall in 24-hour period ending at T a. m. today was .74 of an inch. in tem- at 3700 Natural Bridge avenue of 30 | where he saw two | men in an automobile answering the | ‘detailed as a chauffeur for the prison comprised | ' robber, is under arrest here and will be returned to the Federal prison at | Sherrill and the Lewis Gang Operat- | known muc h|Commons, president. tonight | ideas,”’ thunder- | to have a full discussion THe LEWIS GANG ORTED LOST - IN PERSIAN EARTHQUAKE. i} * : \ aan ~ eee PRICE 2 CENTS - ——— a oe te Zs Advices From Teheran Report Many Viltasies| AT LARGE TAKEN Roy Sherrill, Bandit and Train Robber, Who Es- caped From Prison in 1921 Arrested in Oklahoma, HAS BEEN BALL PLAYER AND WHISKY RUNNER Sweetheart of Eva Lewis, Who Aided Him and Her Brother in Robberies Colorado in 1918. in By the Associated Press. McALESTER, Ok., Sherrill, Kansas bandit 29.—Roy train May and from which he Sherrill was Leavenworth, Kan., escaped June 22, 1921. identified yesterday afternoon. Sherrill admitted his identity and declared that since his escape from Leavenworth he haa been a profes- sional baseball player with the East Coast League and a whisky runner for a firm on 199th street, Blue Is- land, Ill., a Chicago suburb. The prisoner admitted that he was Devastated at Turbat-I-Haidari—Shocks Continue Several Hours. RUHR; 000,000 OUT J By the AsSociated Press. covered a period of several hours. Many villages are said to have been devastated. - ;Sian town in Khogassan. a north cen- ALLAHABAD, British India, May} +r) r n 29.—Advices to the newspaper Pio-/| neer from Teheran say 1000 persons | have been killed by an earthquake at | Seneral elevation of the country is Turbat-I-Haidari. The earth shocks! somewhat less than 2000 feet. and it ne Workers Indicate That Offer Will Be Rejected and That They Will Hold Out for Full Demands. province which forms part of the great Iraiian desert plateau. The (is cut up into many fertile valleys that alternate with barren sand wastes. The town is about 65 miles southwest of Meshed, the capital of FORMER BANK DISTURBANCES IN Khorassan. CASHIER ON TRIAL | — ORS 16 MOTOR BU REGULAR SERVICE HERE Vehicles Run Between Eads Bridge and University City—Open-Air Deck Seats Popular. The People’s Motorbus Compary today began the operation of 16 busses from Eads Bridge to Univer- sity City. The busses, which hold 22 persons in the carriage and 29 on deck, are routed west on Washins- ton avenue from Eads Spring avenue, then north to Delmar boulevard, which they follow to their University City terminus. The return route is the same. The permit for use of the strects was granted about a year ago, and the promoters of the line have an- nounced on several occasions that they were going to install service. The fare is 10 cents the trip. The busses seemed to meet with puolic favor today, the open-air seats ¢s- pecially being in demand. The busses are scheduled to run at six-minute intervals and will stop on the far side of the street inter- serving concurrently two terms of 25 and 15 years each, the penalty of convicti®n in Kansas for train rob- bery, near Fort Scott, when he was 21 years of age. He was shot down by a posse of State militia at the time of his Kansas arrest. Sherrill escaped from the Federal Penitentiary June 21, 1921, while f physician. Sherrill and Joe Davis, another train robber, escaped in the physician's automobile, but Davis was captured within a short time at Topeka, Kansas. ed in Colorado in 1918. By the Associated Press. DENVER, Colo., May 29.—The capture of Roy Sherrill again brings to an end the chase throughour the country for the sole surviving male } member of the Lewis-Jones gang of! train robbers who terrorized Colo- rado Springs and Denver for two days and the intervening night in Septem- ber, 1918. Frank Lewis, acknowledged leader of the gang and a brother of Eva Lewis, who served a prison term for her participation in the operations of the gang during its sojourn in Colo- rado Springs and Denver, died while in jail at Wichita, Kan., shortly after | his arrest and while awaiting trial | for alleged participation in the rob- bery of a mail train at Paola, Kan. ‘“‘Kansas City Blackie,” another of the ringleaders of the gang, was shot to death by Kansas City police. Dave Jones, first lieutenant of Lewis, met a violent death at the hands of arrestig officers on Nov. 29, 1918, at Arcadia, Cal. a Lewis Gang Killed Two St. Policemen in 1916. The Lewis gang killed Louis policemen in 1916. then was composed of and Ora l.ewis, brothers. and killed Motor Cycle Policeman John McKenna when he attempted to arrest them at Whittier street and Delmar boulevard April 7, 1916, following a series of petit thefts in which they were implicated. In the afternoon of the same day Patrolman William A. Dillon disap- peared from his beat in North St. Louis and a few days later his body was found buried in a shallow grave in St. Louis County. It later was disclosed that he had heen killed with a hatchet while trying to arrest the Lewis brothers in a garage behind their home at 4253 Athlone avenue. Ora Lewis was sentenced to death for the killing of McKenna, but his sentence was commuted to life im- prisonment Joe Lewis was sen- tenced to life imprisonment. Both are now serving at Jefferson City. Louis two St. The gang Frank, Joe They shot ee ECONOMISTS WANT VIEWS OF HENRY FORD ON FINANCE. Auto Manufacturer Invited to Speak on the Stabilization of Price Levels. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 29.—Henrvy Ford has been invited to present his views on finance to a £roup of well economic authorities at the tomorrow, prob-| convention of the national monetary local association here on June — yesterday by John was announced R. | “While we do not wish to give the impression that we sanction Ford's said Commons, “we do wish of the money problem and would like to have his views. He has been asked to speak on the stabilization of price levels, and inflation and deflation with its bearing upon the present building trades difficulty.” TUESDAY sections to avoid traffic confusion with the street cars. : CHILD, 3, FOUND ‘LUNCHING ON A STICK OF DYNAMITE Kansas Mother Calis Police After Discovering Daughter Chewing on Half Pound of Explosive. Special to the Post-Dispatch. KANSAS CITY, Mo., May 29.— Answering the calls of her 4-year- old son, Harry, Mrs. C. E. Brewer, 76 North Ferree street, Kansas City, Kan., yesterday afternoon found her 3-year-old daughter, Frances, seated on the step of a rear porch complaceutly chewing on a half-pound stick of dynamite. She separated the baby from its “lunch”’ and called the police. Other children, who had been playing in the yard, explained that the baby found the dynamite in a bunch of wire and a dynamite cap wrapped in an old newspaper under the porch. JOHN M. VANDERGRIFT SUED FOR DIVORCE BY STEPMOTHER Grandson of a Founder of Standard Oil Described As “of the The. atrical Profession.” Ry the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May Vandergrift, grandson of the Standard Oil Company, has been sued for divorce by his step- mother, Mrs. Sybil M. Vandergrift, 29.— John M. of a founder it was revealed today. Vandergrift, a member of the Lambs’ Club, is described as “of the theatrical profession.”’ After his father died at Pittsburg in 1915 he married his stepmother, 12 years his senior. 2 DIE FROM PLAGUE IN PARIS, 2 OTHER CASES ARE REPORTED | Residing in Mother Daughter Among Poorer Population the St. Ouen Succumb. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch (Copyright, 1973.) PARIS, May 29.—The plague has broken out in Parts. Four cases have been reported in the St. Ouen and among the poorer population living | in dilapidated dwellings on the ber- der of the fortifications. A mother and daughter have died. The other two victims are out of danger. ~~ i ili How to Own a Car Now You don’t have to wait six months or a year before buying a car—that is, if you 2) will take a little time to in- the cars adver- | tised for sale over in the classified “Automobiles” columns. vestigate The models here have ‘been used; but many of them are in splendid mechanical con- dition—new in appearance and outfitted with accessor- which make motoring a real pleasure. > ies The prices and terms of sale are all most réasonable. The service ig there. Get your car today and enjoy it. we ee ee ee ee ee a a ee O_O Fhe Post - Dispatch }) St. Louis" One Big Want Directory Olive 6600 or Central 6600 PAPI SS EVENING, MAY 29, 1993. Bridge :9} cit ta ee INQURY DENI sar FREQUENT DEATHS) Ps», tah them: IN WOMAN'S HOME selves, Getting More Than | Nine Said to Mave Oubuivel They Give. ° : Within Last Decade; Poi- soning of Foster Son Al- leged in Michigan Case. > oo - a 2 a = e & ) ' By the Associated Preas. GELSENKIRCHEN, Germany, May 29.—A mass meeting of 10,000 strik- ing miners in this district has been called for this afternoon to consider an offer from the industrials to end the strike. It was indicated in ad- vance that the settlement proposals would be overwheimingly rejected, the strikers being more determined than ever to hold outsfor their full demands. It was estimated by a union off- cial today that 300,000 miners now are on strike in the Ruhr out of a total of 510,000. In addition, there are 160,000 repair men and helpers striking, ‘as well as 70,000 metal workers, making the total of strikers more than a half million. The Gelsenkirchen district is the scene of much disturbance. Strikers have been making the rounds of a number of mines to see that nobody stays on the job. In one instance a number of substitute workers were compelled to march in the ranks of the visitors through a communist center, where the onlookers jeered the nonstrikers and bombarded them with missiles. Although the Government of Sax- ony denies that any disorders have occurred in Dresden, the Berlin news- papers today publish dispatches de- picting the situation in Dresden as serious, owing to distress among the unemployed, who are marching and demonstrating through the city. The Tages Zeitung reports that a crowd attempted to storm the Dres- den Police Headquarters last evening and that several were killed or in- .Jured. By the Associated Press. LANSING, MICH., May 29.—While Mrs. Emma Kopple is awaiting trial in connection with the death by pois- soning of her 12-year-old foster son, Harry, police are seeking to learn the cause of at least nine deaths in her household within a decade. So far, the following deaths have been revealed as having occurred in Mrs. Kopple’s immediate family, or in her home: A Coldwater state school boy be- ing boarded at the Kopple home, Mrs. Kopple’s nine-day-old baby, Rose. Pearly Klaus, her niece. ‘‘A little boy,” unnamed, also be- ing boarded. A child known only as “Shaw.” A child of ‘“‘Traugette Hedrick’s” (Mrs. Kopple is said to have acted as housekeeper at the home of Otto Hedrick in Deckerville.) Three children by her first hus- band, Newton Higgins, with whom she said she lived in St. Louis, Mich. Mrs. Kopple has admitted the deaths of the first four, but denies all kwowl¢dge of any child named “Shaw?” or any child of “Traugeitte Hedrick’s.”” No child died at the Hedrick home while she was there, she said. That there was any mystery in connection with these deaths Mrs. Kopple vigorously denies. Two of her three children by Higzins, she said, in an interview, died «at birth. Scarlet fever tgok the third, a boy, three years ago, she said. Revelation of her previous mar- riage is the new development Supon which police are working. With Jim Shannon, a boardcr at the Kopple home here, Mrs. Kopple is held in connection with the death of her foster child. She*repeated in an interview that Shannon zave the boy “white powders to settie his stomach” when the child becante iil. “T wanted to get a doctor, but Jim Shannon said to give him some more A. O. TASK OF ENFORCING DRY ACT IN CHICAGO TOO BIG FOR LEAGUE Work to Be Confined to Legislation; Plans for Better Government Organization. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 29.—The Chicago branch of the Anti-Saloon League has found the task of attempting to en- force the Eighteenth Amendment too great and will discontinue al! its local activities save routine legislative work, E. J. Davis stated yesterday, at a meeting of trustees of the Chicago Church Federation in announcing his resignation as the league’s superin- tendent in the Chicago district. MEININGER. tive plans were being made for him to head a new organization to be known as the Chicago Association for Better Government, which will not be identified with the league, but will carry on its work in a broader man- ner. Its main purpose will be to ap- peal to the better elements of the electorate to vote, to prevent political riinorities from electing corrupt of- ficials, to watch the courts and other political offices to see that they function properly and to help defeat dishonest officeholders who aspire to re-election. THOMAS HEDRICK, STATE GRAIN INSPECTOR, DIES AT BUCKNER Official Had Bean Bedfast Since March 7, Suffcring From Com- plication of Diseases. Efforts to Form a Workery Police Force. By the Associated Press. ESSEN, May 29.—The Burgomas- ter of Essen began negotiations to- day with the communists and repre- sentatives of the workers for the formation of a workers’ police force to assist the firemen under an ar- rangement similar to that reached at Gelsenkirchen. The communist committee of con- trol is apparently gaining the upper hand here, having little difficulty in forcing the shopkeepers to keep prices down to the mark dictated by the committee. The French authorities at Dues- seldorf denied that the French had supplied the firemen and workers of Bochum with firearms. The strike movement, is spreading | |Fire Test ‘North Twentieth street at 12:15 a. | /m. and / plum | Brandt, 'walski, bar tender, | Daily at Jena Was Started 31 Years | Ry the Associated Press |'Zeitung, a daily newspaper, has just ‘observed the 250th anniversary of its lable records, it was founded 31 years which is said to have been the Bos- ‘the evidence gathered in the Senate throughout the Ruhr, and fresh walkouts among the metal workers and miners are reported in nearby unoceupied territory. A general strike called at Ham- born is affecting the iron works there belonging to the Stinnes in- tcrests. Communist manifestants at Wanne became so threatening that the French intervened for the first trme. as a result of which the dem- onstration collapsed. The sale of alcoholic liquors has been prohibited in the entire dis- turbed area by the German authori- ties..but the regulation is not being greatly observed. The communists in Bochum ex- tended their position today, but the city firemen and civilian volunteers, wearing white arm bands, still hold the fire house. The communists for the third time stormed this position at davlight today, the fighting last- ing more than an hour. powder,” she said. “I didn’t sive it to the boy. Jim Shannon did.”’ Mrs. Kopple did not hesitate to admit, when questioned, that shea formerly used a habit-forming drug. LIQUID GAVE OFF BLUE SMOKE Ry the Associated Press. BUCKNER, Mo., May 29.—Thom- as J. Hedrick, State Grain and Ware- house Commissioner. died at his home here today. He had been ill in bed since March 7 suffering. from influenza and a complication of dis- eases. DUSE, ILL, HALTED BY BRITISH Actress Compelled to Obtain Permit Before She Can Enter England. Special Cable to the Poat-Dispatch (Copyright, 1923.) LONDON, May 29.—Although she bore a letter from the Italian Gov- ernment asking all courtesies from the British authorities Eleanor Duse, Italian actress, was subjected to un- usual annoyances before she was al- lowed to enter England Sunday night. She was ill, but was forced to line up with others on the Folk- ‘stone channel boat and was cross- examined at some length by a paras- port officer. Finally she was com- pelled to obtain a permit from the Ministry of Iabor before she could venter. She is now confined to her rooms in the strictest seclusion. Applied By Police Ser- geant in Saloon Raid. If the questionable liquid will burn and give off blue smoke when poured out on the saloon floor it contains an illegal amount of alcohol, states Sergeant William Ball of the Fourth District, who made such a teBt early today. The of something ‘ seized two bottles saloon at 1503 Sergeant in a He poured the wet goods on the floor and applied a match. An odor smoke reminiscent of flaming pudding arose. ‘“‘Booze,”’ said Sergeant. He placed F. J. proprietor and Frank Ko- under arrest. Industrialists’ Scheme Saild to Be One for Greater Profit. By Cable to the Post-Dispatch and New York World. (Copyright. 1923. by the Press and Pulitzer Publishing Cos.. the New York World and the Post-Dispatch.) BERLIN. May 29.—The guaran- tee proposals offered Chancellor Cuno by the German Industrial League, which are likely to form an essential part of Germany's new reparations offer, contain well screened conditions, which, if grant- ed, will yield Hugo Stinnes and the other industrialists greater profits than they would sacrifice for repar- ations. The memorandum handed Herr Cuno by the Industrial League says that. in view of the Government's inability to raise sufficient .repara- tion funds from its sources of in- come, the league proposes to place 500,000,000 gold marks (about $125,- the PAPER IS 250 YEARS OLD ee FIVE KILLED IN EXPLOSION ee ee eee Before Oldest U. S. Journal. 29.—The Jenaische Three Hart at Powder Plant at Fay- ville, TH. By the Associated Preas. FAYVILLE, Ill... May 29.—Five men were killed and three injured in an explosion at the Hercules Pow- der Co. here today. The explosion was in a gelatin packing plant, in which the five killed were working. The cause of the blast has not been determined. The packing plant was destroyed. but only one other of the numerous bulldings of the plant waa damaged. It was the gelatin mixing plant JENA, May eatablishment. On the basis of avail- before the first American newspaper, ton News Letter, established by Bar- tholomew Green in 1704. Evidence in Veterans’ Bureau Case. WASHINGTON, May 29.—S me of committee investigation of the Vet- erans’ Bureau has been turned over At the same time, Davis said tenta-/yy.ti1 ¢ Jom of cash itema. about to examine the bank, the Stats of the record of that State was put Into the general cash to | er up the cash items during the the examination was in progress. ~ on that date there should have $869,000 in cash in the bank. actually was only $104,000, ; ference, more than $700,000, waa. these memoranda of cash items.” — 000,000) at the Government's dis- posal. This would be subscribed by ~ Continued on Page 3, Colyma 3. which was rocked by the explosion. The total property loss was estimat- ed at $8000. to the Department of Justice for pos- sible criminal action against the ia- dividuals involved. TESTIMONY BEGUN FUR PROSECUTION IN TRIAL OF MEININGER: Assistant Circuit Attorney Garstang Indicates State’s Intention to Contend That Entire Business of Niglit and Day Bank Was in De- fendant’s Hands. “—o SAYS HE SCHOOLED* — » VARIOUS EMPLOYES i | Fotmer Cashier’s Syateail of Cash Items . Described — Wilmer L. Kingston, For- mer Teller, Is the’ First Witness Called. — By a Staff Correspondent of Post-Dispatch. the UNION, Mo.. May 29.—Taking of testimony for the State was begun this morning in the trial of Arthur O. Meininger, former cashier of the wrecked Night and Day Bank of 8£ Louis. cm Indicted 47 times, Meininger 49 bel ing tried on one indictment only, — that charging him with grand lare- ceny and embezzlement of $174,« 677.12 on Jan. 4, 1922, the last day” he was at the bank before .his disap- pearance which led to the investiga- ton that closed the bank. The loss te depositors and stockholders, as ie known, was more than $1,000,000. The amount, involved in .thts charge represents the total of cash items in the cage of Wilmer sion, bank teller, that day, which the prosecution will to show were in place of bank which Meininger had con his own use or had illegally ted to be advanced to other Other Cases Continued. All cases against Meininger ¢ trial have been cont! next term of court .— Assistant Circuit Attorney | Gan” stang, in his opening statement of the case, indicated it is the int | of the prosecution to attempt to } that the entire business of the bank bd he a a, : oa : ‘ : » - = . i ™ a y 4 > 1 - “a a — SL Se hh TAM... was in Meininger’s hands and that he ! was closely in touch with all ite af. | all responsibility. fairs, purpose being to place on Aim | After reading the indictment, Gar- | stang said: “It says here that Meininger had | charge of all the recortis and the making of all the records. a He ém- | ployed and schooled the varioug em- | ployes, such as the bookkeepers. The tellers and bookkeepers worked un- = der his instructions and supervision. 4 ~ : . “Followed His “What knowledge they had re- ceived about the banking business and their duties came from Meine inger, and they followed his instrués _ tions rigidly, “Frank Schneider, the bookkeep- er, had never known anything about bookkeeping until he came to thé bank and Meininger instructed him how to keep bodks. Ps “The bank had a capital of $150,.- 000 and a surplus of $95.000. “The latter part of 1919 or early in 1920 Meininger tnaugurated a sys- These ran from $400 or $400 to thousands of 4ollars, Meininger arranged for the cage of Wilmer Kingston, teller, to be 2 clearing house for these cash ft Memoranda of money paid out someone Meininger would 4 would be credited to an individual as a deposit. Kingston would make a deposit slip at Meininger’s direc: tion, and Meininger would make out memoranda to hold as showing egsh had been paid ont, ‘ “These individuals were sociates of Meininger. There was one especially who would be at the © bank with Meininger time and after banking hours. There was any evidence except the memés randa to show for that cash and at no time was knowledge of the qash , items imparted to the directors. ~_ cS 4 oo close a4e- t ai ¥ a L “At one time, when the State a3 hundred thousand doljars. 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_ ~ ors A all ais eet ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1993. ONE DEAD, THOUSAND HOMELESS IN FLOOD.” 12 wove non LITTLE ROCK, Ark., May 29. NE automobile wreck is enough for ‘a lifetime, ac- cording to Pat McGraw, upholsterer of Kansas City Mo. Yesterday McGraw gave his au- tomobile and a camping outfit, which he has been using in a Southern tour to the husband of William Schlake . o Fe Z ; ee et os By the Associated Press. | Services to Be Held Thursday 1 F a a eee. | oKLAHOMA CITY. Ok., May 29. a woman who was slightly in- e ; ‘sahil ' + $2 cocc> SR , . hk j | Contractors at Brownsville Where For- | a Wigs eee f _With damage from the overflow of || Jured when his car skidded || ’ Association i | ol ae the North Canadian River already|| @&ainst her at the bottom of a |/told members of the Manufacturers ; ; ae a into hundreds of thousands/|| Pill here yesterday. mer Governor of Missouri; = % Se af) running int Was Born and Reared. ; ; emg y = _ | peo a be reached in Oklahoma City today Another Merchants’ of dollars. the crisis was expected to woman and two small girls also in the flood situation. A two-foot rise reported upstream DIED AT HOME OF SISTER IN NEW YORK : Photo of Former Governor Taken When He Was U. S. Senate Candidate | ce | MAN FOUND DEAD NEAR ane Ce mae ss | TH MOTOR STILL CALENDAR, ADDING 13 DAYS | ° 2x smesset Pw real ‘ONE- AUTO WRECK ENOUGH’; MISSOURIAN GIVES HIS CAR FOLK FUNERALAT Man- usrgina ine host Die 3 Charles A. Sturtz, manager of a I SAYS LABOR GRAFT 1S CHECKED IN CHICAGO SALAD A ats | . ' ONT ARTINOP L, ‘6 ‘Contractor Tells St. Louis Man- || Oct. 1, the ece lesiasti al | its calendar of EPastern ris- as “ iteacton rr O tendom will be brought into Landis Award. harmony with the Gregorian cal- endar, instead of sticking to the Julian, the congress of Orthodox churches, now in session under the presidency of Patriarch Mei- etios, has decided, Oct. 1, 13 days will ‘be added to the calendar, making it Oct. 14. the same as most of the rest of the world. The change is due to the fact that most of the Ori- ental countries have adopted the (jregorian calendar, the latest country to do so being Greece. The decision unifies the cele- bration of all fixed Christian feast days in both East and West. As for Easter, the con- cress decided the Gregorian method of reckoning it is er- roneous. Delegates look for- ward to adoption of a scientific ealendar everywhere | that will make Easter a fixed feast. (rr Ss — ( ster KELLY CREDIT 10 AIR § Successful Flight in Across Continent Another Deve Army Plans, They —_—_—_—_—— GIVEN WELCOME AT SCOTT F typewriter concern, was found sis _terday on the outskirts of the ejty, 50 |feet from his automobile, the motel |ot which was still running. Two bul- | 4 ‘let wounds were in his head. ig Pinned to the driver's seat was aca note directing the finder to call niet | residence “right away.” Police lean 7 strongly to the suicide theory as an ‘explanation of his death. —— — — | Hundreds of Houses and Stores || Washed Away or Inundated in,Oklahoma City. of the Buiidin of Chicago ——t Body of Man Founll in River. Special to the Post-Dispatch COLUMBIA, Mo., May 29.—A me teken from the Missouri River at Rocheport, in this county, yester 4 is believed to be that of J. J. Miller. Pe a farmer, who has been missing for © about two weeks from his home on | au island near Boonville. The Prog. ecyting “Attorney of C ooper County believes that Miller was murdered end three witnesses who are be- j) lieved to know something about his . disappearance are being held. land Association, at a‘! siteiie ; = ‘Tunchean at Hotel Statler yesterday were slightly hurt. | — iyesterday was expected to arrive It was his first accident and || that the Citizens’ Committee of Chi- will be“his iast, McGraw declared. cago, formed in the fall of 1921 to) He will return to Kansas Ctiy by || support the Landis wage award, "his ‘here during the day. ‘ | Hiundreds of houses and stores in ithe southern bottoms of the city had train. done a lot to ameliorate Chica }union-ridden condition,’ and asrert- washed away or flooded this More than 1000 persons cos ‘plans are now under way to CLARA. PHILLIPS tN NEW ORLEANS Jeontinue the committee in its ON WAY BACK TO LOS ANGELES “>: The committee, composed citizens, will, under the present situ- Convicted of Murdering Woman With Hammer ation. be automatically dissolved May 31—Phursday—the date the Landis Reasserts Her Innocence. By the Associated Press wage award, made Sept. 7, 1921, ex- NEV@pO RLEANS, pres- | i been morning. Succumbed to Cerebral Hem- | ae ® "4 Site > ES lare homeless. ; ® ee Be 9 ay 5 ; ey One life is known to have been | Fugitive orrhage at Age of 53—In : ke his #: = i BRE s 4 An unidentified hero gave his Another lost. ill Health for More oon bers rescue work late last night. After They ‘Are F Their Craft Tuned They Continue Jourr gf 2S / The man, about , pires. Schlake said its work had 'volunteer worker in the flooded Wal- May 29.—Clara a gates : been beenficial to building gen- | so life in 25 years old, was a a Year. fy Leased Wire From the New York Rurecau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, May 29.—The of Joseph Wingate Folk, of Missouri from 1905 to 1809 and formerly a leader in Democrati« par- ty politics, who died here yesjerday, will be taken tonight to Brownsville Tenn., where the funeral will be he.d Thursday. Brownsville is former Gov. iolk's birthplace, a town of under 5000 pup- wlation on the Louisville & Nash.- ville Railroad, 57 miles northeast of Memphis. Mrs. Folk will accom- pany the body. Polk died yesterday afternoon his_-aister, Mrs. James A. Weodb, °%! yest Seventy-fifth street, where, with Mrs. Folk afd a niece, Cornelia Folk, he had come tt» visit 11 days ago. He had been in ill health for more than a year, having suffered a ner- vous breakdown, attributed by his wife to overwork, in Washingron in March, 1922. He at first rallied, burt suffered a relapse in August. Ue was sent to St. Luke's Hospital in St. Louis last December. He remaiae4 there several weeks, returning to Washington in January. Folk was 53 years old. Three brothers and two sisters survive him. TESTIMONY BEGUN FOR THE STATE IN MEININGER TRIAL __—-« Continued From Page One. he was found in another State and brought back to St. Louis and in- dicted. Kingston First Witness. Wilmer L. Kingston, a former teller at the bank, wns the first wit- ." called by the State. on identified a group of items which, as teller, he testi- fied he carried at the direction of lier Meininger, and which to- $174,677.12, the amount Mein- is alleged to have embezzied. _ ‘The separate items were identified by Kingston over the objection by the defense to each one except the finst item. The defense contended bral hemorrhare at the home of Niiss bod y Governor | ESS Fi JOSEPH WINGATE FOLK : Photo made by Strauss in September, 1918, when the former Governor was a ‘conciiate tor United States Senator. _--— - - An objection by defense Kingston said he had received the item from one of the tellers in the. regular course of busi- ness. nll Item No. 27—Cash item for $744.24. Kingston testified he held this item in his cage from October to Dec. 19, 1921, when the total amount of cash items, approximately $174.- 000, were charged off This item was covered by a check cash items. was overruled. Item No. 13—$1000, Dec. 3, 1921. Item No. 14.—$5000, Nov. 8, 1921. Meyer Kat aTznrsactions. Item No. 15—A cash item dated November, 1921, explained by King- ston to be a Meyer Katz transaction, for $2000, for which Kingston made out a deposit slin and also a cash item slip. Kingston said he held the item until Dec. 19, 1921, wehn he charged it off on Meininger’s in- structions to charge off all cash items held by him on that date, the |s:iened John A. Hope. drawn on the total amount being $174,000. Night and Day Bank and indorsed Item No. 16—Cash item, dated De- /|on the back by E. H. Benoist, liquid- cember, 1921, for $5000. A Meyer/at'on officer for the Meramec Trust Katz transaction handled as was the Co A notation indicated there was previous one. a balance of $228 due on the check Item No. 17—Cash item, dated De- Kingston testified it was an over- cember, 1921, for $1000. Also aldraft. Meyer Katz transaction handled Meininger'’s counsel previously stated. testimony was not relevant, but the Item No. 18—$300 to Meyer Katz, |State maintained it’ was a violation asserted this as inut Grove section. (ed rescue trips through the day He made repeat- and ‘night. Garbed in a bathing suit, the man gwam out into the swirling waters to ithe occupants had escaped. ‘last seen by a policeman as he wre a flooded house to make sure that all He was ‘caught in the current and drawn he- ‘neath the walls of the building. j | ’ Police officers and firemen made repeated attempts to reach the spot, ‘but the strength of the current each itime swept the boats many vards |lwide of the mark where the man (sank. leut off ' ' ' | ! which The flood waters have completely Packingtown where the stockyards and packing plants are lo- cated. A street car bridge, at the deck of the rising waters were lap- ping, remained as the only thread of traffic with the Capitol ill section. Street car traffic over the bridge had ceased but passage on foot was pes- sible. Five to 10 feet of water coverel Wheeler Park and it was believed that some of the zoo animals remiaine ing in their cages had perished. Wa- ter stands more than five feet -leep in Western League Baseball Park and a portion of the fair grounds is flooded. About 100 refugees were cared for last night the the City Auditorium where cots and blankets had been in- stalled at the direction of Adjutant- General B. H. Markham. More then 100 girls were housed by the Salva- tion Army, which is directing the feeding of the flood sufferers. prietor; Guy van Leer, Union, ga- rage mechanic. All Efforts at Delay Fail. Preliminary to the selection of the jury, Judge Breuer ruled = against Meininger'’s attorneys on several technical points on which they sought to force a delay of the trial, the first of which was an appiica- tion for a continuance on the ground that attorneys for the defense had heen denied knowledge of which one of the 47 indictments against Mein- inger would be chosen for ¢rial by Circuit Attorney Sidener, and that the attorneys had been denied access Phillips, fugitive hammer murderess, arrived here at 1:15 p. m. complet- ing the first lap of her journey from Honduras to Los Angeles. She was standing on the deck by a Deputy Sheriff and her sister as the steam- ship Copan docked. erally in Chicago, that it is continuing. The committee has been spending something like $6000 a ating expenses,” he said. “But we (have accomplished things, and it has been worth it. For example, there is | no more graft in Chicago in con- struction work. You won't find a item like $75,000 in one Instance, which went for graft to the un}: As is known, the Landis awarc made a cut of from 10 to 36 per cent in building trades wages, By the ‘Associated Press. TEGUCIGALPA, May 29.—A second Clara Phillips, setting forth mere fully her declaration of innocence and hope of clearing her name of the charge of murder on which she was|’* convicted in California, has been re- ceived by the Associated Press. The message Was sent from Puer to Cor- | whens ne ageserise _— tez after the fugitive had boarded | rs and the > aa : refused t the Steamship Copan, which is besr-/ ,.; neki ighdiagey oe moe cm sortg, LP , “fae labide by the agreement and the ing heg back to the United States in|‘ ward.” Schlake said. “They custody of Los Angeles deputy sher- Ives thereby declared ‘oper shop’; iffs. The statement in part follows: is ui didn't. We eee phen Bare “Tam waiving extradition and go-|) 4w that they have gone out, they ing home to fight the unjust charge.| 4, stay out. We will forgive, but You Know I could stay here but l we can't reinstate them until they want. the whole truth to come Out have ‘changed their spots.’ and I know that the truth will make Schlake said the unions that had me free. “open shop” on building work in Iam not the hammer slaver, Chicago—13 in number out of 33 did I ever strike a single blow with) ,uilding trades unions—still a hammer. It being so, the iruth, | “the same officers and the same reg- now must come out and I shall be ulations. Until they change so that free. I would rather be right than al... can see they have become fugitive, and would rather win MYltrite. we cannot reinstate them, battle on the ground of truth and) wil] continue to hold the fairmindedness of the American! pyeir crafts.” courts and public officials than on The Citizens’ Comimttee. he the basis of skill in getting awar.”’ to sed $3,000,000 “‘not to fight HONDURAS, ngessage trom wae * 1S. summer of 1921, "or eOrTi- snd added. union zandis FUR SPRING AUCTION SALES REACH TOTAL OF $575,000 The spring auction of Government sealskins, conducted yesterday at the Fouke Fur Co., which holds the Government contract for the prepa- ration and selling of the Alaskan catch, brought $575,000 for the skins, which consisted of 18.118 Alas- kan seals, Japanese, 48 North- west Coast and 129 Lobos. The total was about 5 per cent less than that of the October sale. About 225 ; Corn, buyers attended. Consul General, George de 5. A feature of the sale was that the |who appeared at the District extra large skins brought a higher j|torney's office today to lodge a c: price than in October, while the/plaint. He stated that the corn, bidding was lower on the smaller!/dered two months ago, never had skins. This was caused, fur experts }| heen shipped. dhiniecieieiiiatcies lx bor, but to support the |] award.’ He said that since it functioning, there had been no jur- isdictional or sympathetic strikes in Chicago. “The men hired all sign a pledge to abide by the Landis wage award,” he added, “and to work with nonunion men, if necessary.” — Famine Threatens Azore Islauds. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, May 29.—The Islands are threatened with famine, due to failure of the Tidewater Trad- ing Co. to deliver $19,000 according Pe the oo worth Duarte, worth | day for oper- || Meanwhilg the Congress charged the observatories at Athens, Belgrade, Bucharest and Petrograd to draw up a table fixing Easter scienvfically until the year 2009. ‘AGREEMENT OM ON COTTON EXPORT TRADE UNDER NEW ACT REACHED _--- Official Standards SaRenand by Brok- after labor | disputes had delayed building in the | and no agreement / pn, corntrac- | 'ment was reached today between a, | sroup of Secretary them- }and . ats _the low .of the | state have , desirability /upon ‘open shop’ in, , ards began | ers as Satisfactory to Amer- ican Trade. Associated Press. “WASHINGTON. May 29.— leading cotton exporters of Agriculture lace on an arrangement for conduct- ing the cotton export cotton standards act which Aug. 1, cotton standards all transac- becomes effective the official L'nited States in on standards in commerce. representing use of tions based and foreign The exporters, larger cotton exchanges of country, unanimously approved the of world wide agreement cotton standards present to uniform indorsed the satisfactory cotton trade. the American ’ Azore | of i Portuguese | At- | ymi- | or- | Electric Fans 904 PINE STREET We fix / Agree- | Wal- | trade under, requiring , inter- | the | the | and | official stand- | | REDUCING CREAM | | MELTO LABORATORIES Copyright, 1923~—Melto Laboratories Melt Away Fat with Melto! ELTO makes ‘your fi A slender. The easy, sensi comfortable way to reduce where you want to reduce! Melto is a cream. Simply rubit on the part you wish to reduce. Only Jive minutesaday. That's all Melto is the direct, natural healthful way to reduce. ; It Is Absolutely Harmless! Buy it at any drug storeor toilet goods counter, An8 ounce jar costs only §8. FREE — Valuable 17 on the Melto Metliod. Write for it . | Dept. H, 111 E. 16th St.. New York VERTISEMENT RLS! LEMONS BEAUTIFY THE SKIN Prepare a Lemon Cream. to ‘Whiten the Skin and make ; ’ ’ three ounces of Orchid White, Tan and Freckles Disappear Mix the two lemons with which juice of Dayton, O. 2 ee The most striking thing Lieuts. John A. MacReady ar ley Kelly of the A/my Air who landed in the f-2 at Scc yesterday upon thdr return spectacular, recsrd-breaki stop flight—fron New York fornia, is their sharply con personalities. fhe one is a the other, a man of action. These men who have eclir e rance /ecords for ast flight in an airplane and who claimed th? premier airmen l'nited Stetes, are said to a tempersmental balance e great aciievements in the despite (his apparent con temper:ment they seem to be cord upon one thing alway ica first in the air. While both display consi satisiction tinged with pard prids in the success of their coast-to-coast flight, they personal credit and wish it krown that most of the glo which they are being delug pngs to the Army Ajlr Se which they claim to De onl tesimal units. “What we accomplished lv a development in the se aeronautics as applied by t Service,” said Lieut. Kel Post-Dispatch reporter at riela, “It was just another step in the perfection of a’ Jit proved that with proper p tion and skilful training of possibilities of heavier-than-a are unbounded.” Knew It Could be " Lieut. MacReady, quiet a assuming, blushed when askec of the great flight. It meant ing of himself and he dislike All he would say was: “We knew it could be don sae, we had the ship and the and had made careful prepa It was our assignment, you and we did the best we could, Someone among the offic greeted them remarked that always did his best great would be the order. “That's right,’ MacReady “and with proper support to the books of the defunct bank for the proper preparation of Meinin- ger’s defense. Judge Breuer'’s holding in effect was that the attorneys had “slept on their rights” and had not made dili- gent efforts to prepare for trial and to get the information the lack of which they set up as grounds for a continuance. » “These cases have been on the dock here since August.”” Judge Breuer said, “and have been con- tinued three times Defendant and his counsel seem to be aware that a great number of complicated ac- counts are involved and the first thing they did toward asking for an inspection of the books was the middle of last week. I think the (any druggist will supply for a few |cents, shake well in a bottle, and you have a whole quarter-pint of the -most wonderful skin softener and complexion beautifier. Massage this sweetiv fragrant lemon eream into the face, neck, arms ‘and hands, then shortly note the youthful beauty, softness and whiteness of your skin, Famous stage beauties use this harm- less lemon cream to bring that velvety, clear, rosy-white complexion, also as a freckle, sunburn, and tan bleach because it doesn’t irritate. a CORNS | The eat an said, by the vagaries of fashion sealskin coats will be longer next season because of the lengthening of women’s clothes, making the large skins in greater demand. After the Government sale Fouke Co. proceeded with its sale. Red, blue, cross, white silver fox pelts were offered. fox sold at an increase of 35 cent, and other fox furs also sold | at an fncrease with the exception of silver, which fell off more than 10 per cent. The Fouke sales will he concluded today. December, 1921. Handled the samelof the law for a bank cashier to a@d- as wey. v any amount in excess of $200 Item No. 19—$500 to Meyer Katz, without permission of the board of December, 1921. Handled the same|qdirectors. The testimony concern- way. ing the check transaction was strick- Item No. en out. December, way. Item No. that under the law covering embez- zlement only the one item was ad- missible as evidence. The State cited a Supreme Court ruling in the case of a street car con- ductor, charged with embezzlement of §1000,.and show that daily pecu- la of from 5 and 10 cents a day to $7 a day had been grouped in the one charge. The Court held that was proper. Items Identical. things are possible in the Af ice.”’ Mac Ready, whose first ance like a ca duty is to loo hos horse, gave ordera f oil, water and catied ins to the mechanics who were ing over the huge motor. The great aviators came out West in a brilliant sun, cire field twice to feel out the di of the wind and landed at 1:4 yesterday, having made the froth Kansas City, 270 miles, ir hours and 15 minutes. Their brought all officers and men their duties and with a few tors made up a fairly large Committee. Made a Perfect Land A perfect landing was made, a considerable distance from the spectators -were grouped John A. Paegelow, command Scott Field, ran down the fi “n small boy as the T-2 wag about and clambered into me as she taxied back—the firs te the airmen. There was a little burstof from civilians as Lieut Mac brought the T-2 to a stsp and bled out of the pilot’spit. Jan Smith, representing the Cham Commerce, and Geo’ce 8. Joh the Air Board, greted the fly behalf of St. Loule They Inv airmen to remainover @ day it St. Louts Field where the fr tional air race are to be - 1-3. and the Minicipal Theater. were interestel in the fact t? great air racws are to be held and MacReawy would have re but, Kelly pinted out, orders in the arny come firat. They fh order, sigred by Gen. Patrick self. to be in Dayton last night. was enoxh for Kelly, althot Ready yas inclined to relent in of the Ommittee. ButKelly remained firm. plainthat he would not be oncehe had come to a 4 the ‘ommittee gave up. After a hasty lunch In Ewhange, where they were te Of an interested and ;Oup of officers to whom ted snatches of their. exp ‘cross the continent and terms interesting only Mavrakos Candies For Pienies and Out- ings. Special assort- ment for Decoration Day Put up in one and two pound packages. 75c lb. Two Stores 4949 Delmar 217 N. 7th St. 20—$500 to Meyer Katz, the | 1921. Handled the same own | and | Red per | Get your fans out of Winter storage —dust ‘em off; see if they'll run. We can give you quicker service now than we could fater, when the rush is on. We call for fans that need fixing—fix ’em and bring ‘em back, ready for a long Sum- mers service. Incidentally, we sell the best makes of Electric Fans—all sizes, all prices. Cash Items Initialed. Kingston testified he knew Meyer Katz. a former junk dealer, and that handled the same way. | ' Item No. 22—$300 to Mever Katz. | he saw him with Meininger in the ‘bank after banking hours a num- Handled the same way. [ber of times °1—-$500 to Meyer Katz. ber The objection being overruled by One Exhibit Ruled Out. Judge Breuer, Kingston identified the| Item No. 23—A check for $2°, in- a oe | following items: . dorsed by E. G. Mueller, and O K'd | initials A. O. M Kingston testi- Item No. 1—Cash item crediting|®Y Meininger, which had been re- fied these were Meininger's initials Meyer Katz with $28,350, Dec. 13,|/turned from bank on which it was |and that that ioe eyo s meth- 1921. . drawn marked “Insufficient funds" |°@ Of approving the Items. : Item No. 2—Cashier’s check signed | This was ruled out by the Court He said that early in the spring of 1921 Meininger instructed him to col- by Meininger for $28,350, made pay-|the objection of the defense that it | able to Katz had no connection with the other | lect the cash items from the cages/applitation for an inspection of the | the grand jury at the sa Item No. 3—Cash item of Oct. 31, | items. Kingston testified that he Lor other tellers and to hold them in| books should have been made & | which. if proven, 9 canta sans: 1921, for $10,000. held it as cash and never ived os cage. This was in line with the|/month ago. | would have vitiated the indictment. | : ' ‘ -s > : Sle © t ; , ' 4 ' . : a , Ttem No. 4—Check drawn by Katz/cash to take it up. It was marked | nh ~ “| A pte n ayes mt tha be Application Not Timely. | Miss Nettie A. Barry of 3616 Wyo- . ‘ou -s W at Me nger ade -_ , . . Oct. 20, 1921. on Mercantile Trust| off with the Katz items. ha : to ccergaeiodheyagt ate o Kinases! “The matter of which case the/Nn.ing street, St. Louis, former sav- | —ee _ a This was carried as a et ani Ae Fg sag re. on chin ae L@é x ~ |Circuit Attorney intended to try = teller of the Night and Day | cas em Meyer Katz for (v¢ in ecember ‘ seems to he a controversy w ank, testified the c | Item No. 5—Cash item for $16,500 /1921, and was held by the bank to The trial is being held in a com- mssamdlg It is Leahey A ow a. of 5238 Watentinn serge oe bearing the name of Meyer Katz anjjtake up a cashier's check. The draft app ona rink and 9 is 'fendant to ask the Court to order | grand jury witness, was in Go canal ‘ a pi 7 i gare went B jtem in Exhibit No. 5 tifled this casi ‘item 0 K by “a,|#nterooms the witnesses, excluded b do nét think the have any right i Mi : Bi vie vi Ba tag pagers Item No. 7 Ch k - Mey - > vecitingg ey | from the room where testimony is | _— », Alcs cabins y Ws : at Miss Barry went into the grand | m No. i-—Chec y Meyer Katz/|O. M.” was given ' to complain. Jury room Block was there. | items bore the overruled, testimony being heard on the plea in abatement. The principal allegation was that | two witnesses had been permitted in on devices, machines, heating de- motors, is ~a Wht 904 PINE STREET Lindell 6550 Ceptral 1681 Electrical Experts Since 1880 electric washing cleaners, small of ours. Repairing aneh as vacuum vices and specialty time, rete Now!—you can end the pain hi: corns. In one minute Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads will do it—safely! 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This also was carried as aller it, although Meininger told hiin them to sit in parked automobiles circumstances of those books. I | James Walsh. the stenographe san cash item. to carry it ia his cage as cash. )and walk up and down in front Of |bhelieve he eguld have given his at- reported the grand iurvy a wee! me od Item .No, 8-—-$5000, Oct. 18, 1921. How “Cash Items” Were Carried. orhiesco: ‘teiamaaan torneys sufficient information. |Charles Ostrander ae Roten oa Item No. 9—Check to Mercantile Item No. 26—-Cash item for $1700,| red Cornwell Jr., one of the di- | Therefore the Court does not think tached to the Circuit Att tron of. Trust Co., $5000, Nov, 28, 1921. It bore no notation, although it was/| rectors of the bank, against whom this case ought to be continued. ifice, and Circuit iienew’ gain peo item No. 10--$6000, Oct. 12, 1921.|0 K'd by “A. O. M.” Kingston, in re- | 4" indietment was quashed when he! Motion is dented.” |All ‘denied that Block : a ‘Miss Item No. 11——$5000, Sept. 16, 1921./sponse to a question, began telling; t@8tified in the case of President Judge Breuer then Barry were mm the grand yaad a Item No, 12—$2000. the custom at the bank in relation to | Mohenschild. is here, but whether or; grant a delay of a day or even a at the same time. ee ary Loge ( not he is to be used as a witness has few hours to permit the attorneys | Ross Refuses to T , not made known to examine the books. after which nny w neue . restty. Former Deputy |] ‘the attorneys arranged to make the'! i tl Cenmiinaiaiin atin papurs was barred with examination at night after court | indictment rm slices nag is under witnesses from the co ‘adjourned, iment of more tha $7 *eapgeee sons He did not greet Mein A motion to quash the indictment |). jks unde aS ’. 00 of the zen spectitors were present on technical grounds and a plea in!tn. institution as a +b pair aigged peo! began. abatement, which were offered after called to the stand b efter the continuance was denied. were stan yY the defense | , ,to testify in conne¢tion with the plea’ bail ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH In abatement, but he refused to an-! } ~~? ’ » | at last niwhts ;swer questions, standing on his con- tounded by JUSEP PULL ZEA. ' Dec. 12, 187 Bec fron Clad Guarante: Dothan Balisrs refused to been rr’ ‘ . The St. Louis Fire Department ‘Inance Commis- i; Rioner Ross other States urt- rao) LA half J] when the taking of testirnony No depreciation in the value of ‘your investment when it is in a (tied gant piece of that good Real Estate Selection of the jury at last ni which is offered for sale over in the MeN clccscting only twe “Real Estate” columns of the Post- doning the members | Dispatch. The thing to do is to buy Eien ves 2 eg now and watch its value increase with the coming days. THE POST-DISPATCH begga mage inger Made in St. Louis since 1912 pel = surg | stitutional rights Judge Breuer overruled the plea,a decision which is expected to form! (Member Audit Bureau of Circulation» j|oOne of the principal points for an ap- | } MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED rrRess ;peal if Meininger is convicted. It) ce wee ny (is a technical point and the type of General Storage Battery Co. 2005 Locust Street eeding. ony ** h i Published Dativ ov The P uiltaer l’ubdiis co, Twelfth Boulevard and ‘tive street. tioning i\bers and in ber of staten case The August farmer: farmer: > 2 to" Ne oe : arles : Malis Pir SEL Dativ and Sunday. one vear atlv. without Sunder order. postal monev order or St. Loute exchange — Delivered bv city carrier or out-of-tows ° eile : . _ Se &® copy me ne BUCK Dativ oniv. 80¢ @ month: Sunday em ne a A Mm JUARLTOR S — Little One-third the regular dose. of the same ingredients, then coated. For children end econd. clases matter tha an "3 "Ss a0 avt of arch Otive GNANO Kinloch rent he » hase ma « tha The Associated Press ie exciuetys! , ; ‘a rs ra on a oe to che ver Ne republication “of all newe Sie |legal technicality on which Supreme ane maa jpormes an oplmuion teh recited o 1 or not oth { ‘ . . ; jurors are ' ted in thie napenand nlao the local erat Court decisions frequently hinge se _ frre | published herein All ratte of revublicarion Having disposed of these prelimi- Knehans, Haven, | of evectal diopatenes herein are also reserved | nary motions, Judge Breuer med! versed in the technique of . > - gen wy | : i iim ' a Ch Reader. ervald, | sU BSCRIPTION aDeaNer. BY MAII. IN jattorneys for the defense if the, had ica, they returned to the (;eorge Gieble. Leslie, tarni- | a anything else to offer before the | T.2 St. L is’ O Bi Ww A ! Lack, St. Clair, farm- jury was called. “No.” one of the | She had‘ been gaseed. ours ae 1g ant d Directory er; Louis Ahlemeyer, Gerald, farmer; 2 RS attorneys re plied, “those are a i. | water and was “rarin’ to " . , 4 . ‘le _ e | « ‘ 1] i : we ‘ < h e P e rfe et M ar k et- Pp ] ace hee dll oe “ oye Jeffri aout ‘. s0ress | could think of.’ | SS “Sky 4 Be / mechanics proclaimed. irmer; John Funke, Union, farmer, It was announced that court would. The Perfect Rubbing Pee 4 MacReady had brought } 5 a ti oe. Wasnington, ‘remain in session tomorrow (Me-' Limbers and enlivens atiff limbs. and it was his turn to falivens he Ey te on, aicenn Entered » frases day), taking a recess only 25c and 75c climbed into the cabin with | 0 . 0 7 ao aucis ° 8 } . : ‘| amt at ,during the heur when the town's * a9 chante who is Gerald, farmer: Tony Wiethar, ' onder the memorial services are being cen- At Your Druggist ° rhgms a parachute trappings end Unio lard : are Oo O- on, HMilard and pool room pe Rell Centra!
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DEAD NEAR AUTO, OTOR STILL RUNNING: age ‘ May 29.—The body of kurtz, manager of a loca} q joncern, was found yes- Pes Outskirts of the city, 50 b iB automobile, the motor Stillrunning. Two bul- ere in his head. the drivers seat was a | he the finde r to call hie 4 mnt away.’ Police lean br he Suicide theory as an 2 Of his death. . n Pound in River. Pos -Dispatch Mo.. May 29 A body the Missouri River a; this count: yesterday pe that of J. J Miller. © has been liseing for bekse from. his home on Boonville The Pros- nor «4 rne\ M ij] Te ’ was County murdered Witnessecs wno are he. pW something about his nre bye ne held jf Away Fat Melto! makes your figure . The easy, sensibie, way to reduce where reduce! m. Simply rubit on a wish toreduce. Only aday. That's all! © |the direct, natura) y to reduce. ly Harmless! drug store or toilet goods 8 ounce jar costs only $4. ble book on the Me!to for it. O23—Melto - 6 ING CREAM LABORATORIES 1 kk. Mth st.. New ork SEMENT LEMONS Tht OAIN Lemon Cream to Skin and make reckles Disappear ice of two of Orchid iemons with White, which Will supply for a few Well in a bottle, and mole quarter-pint of the ul, ekin softener and autifier. Massage this ant lemon cream into arms and hands, then the vouthful beautv, Whiteness of vour skin. benuties use this harm ‘cream to bring that rosy white complexion, kie, sunburn, and tan it doesn’t irritate. RNS Tr aT" safe way can end the pain of minute Dr. Scholl's ldo t—safe/y! They Cause — triction-pres- you avoid infection ! your corns or using 2 ds. Thin; antiseptic, | Sizes for corns, cal- ; Get a box today ist’s or shoe dealer's. Scholl's o-pads —the pain is gone! "i i} | iH a NR NIGHT row Alright —An NE Tadic aperient) taken et Pp keep you well, by hening your di- A ong, Se a = a” da reguiar dose. ee recientes, then ceady chili@ren end ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 29. 1993 ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Successful Flight Across Continent Army Plans, They Say. GIVEN WELCOME AT SCOTT FIELD After They Are Fed and Their Craft Tuned ‘ Up, They Continue Journey to | Dayton, O. The most striking thing Kelly ley yesterday upon their return from the spectacular, recerd-breaking fornia, their sharply personalities the other, a is ran of action. These men. Who have eclipsed al] | engurance records for sustained flight in anairplane and who are ac- claimed th’ premier airmen of the lnited Strtes, are said to great aciievements in the air. but despite (his apparent conflict of tempersment they seem to be in ac- | cord u»on one thing alwavs Amer- | ica first in the air Whie both display considerable | satis&iction tinged with pardonallk prids in the success of their recent coast-to-coast flight, they take no} personal credit and wish it to he krown that most of the glory with | which they are being deluged be-'| bnges to the Army Air Service of which they claim to be only ixtini- lesima!l units “What we accomplished was m:ere- lv a development in the scien: of aeronaut cS a8 applied by th Air Left to right: Lieuts. Service, said Lieut. Kelly to ai - Post-Dispatch reporter at Scott Fiel&. “It was just another forward step in the perfection of a system It proved that with proper prepaa-|;p, pilot's seat ies few snap tion and skilful training of roen the], aninel to the gro ee possibilities of heavier-than-air craft wart nm tl . . ta» ed ure unbounded.’ low eld i: f ke-off “uh . " : oangg elcome oe games _ _| blight Planned by kelly. assuming, blushed when asked to tell! Then he circled the field for Ue of the great flight It meant speak-|tude and soon was lost to sight over ing of himself and he dislikes that, |the eastern horizon, le ng the & All he would say was ly dirigibles and nchored khakos “We knew it could be done. You|0r observation balloons, lagil) on see we had the ship and the moror| ding overhead in the brilliant sur und had made careful preparations. It was school hour at the field, whict It was out assignment, you know,/ accounted for the lighter-than-ai: and we did the best we could.” icraft in the sky Someone among the officers who} Most of the credit for working out greeted them remarked that if ore the transcontinental flight is giver! always did his best great things |to Kelly by his fellow officers at would be the order | McCook ljield Davtor the home “That's right MacReady agreed, | field of these two mer As chief of “and with proper support greater|maintenance of planes and engines things are possible in the Air Scrv- | there, Kelly worked, talked and lived ice.” lon the plans for the flight MacReady, like Aa cavalrymen | For some time no plane appeared whose first dutv is to look .after|that seemed capable of carrying out hos horse. gave orders for gas,|the plan, but finally the T-2, built p) oil. water and called instructions! Fokker in Holland for Germany and to the mechanics who were swarm-/| purchased by the Uni States, W ing over the huge motor. at oes It was originally de The great aviators came out of the |signed as an eight-passenrer trans West in a brilliant sun, circled the|port. In this great ship Kelly visual- field twice to feel out the direction |ized a realization of his drear of the wind and landed at 1:45 p. m. | With a rebuilt fuselage nd the yesterday, having made the flicht | installation of 400-hersepower frofm Kanens Citv. 270 miles. in three | Liberty motor, Kelly and MacRead) hours and 15 minutes. Their arrival| Were ready for the great achieve- brought all officers and men from | ™en' As has been told, the first their duties and with a few specta- | flight was a fa‘lure, aue to a apm aod | evlinder but Kelly, assisted ny tors made up a fairly large Reception Committee. Made a Perfect Landing. A perfect landing was made, but a considerable distance from where the spectators were grouped. Maj. John A. Paerelow, commandant at Scott Field. ran down the field like ®# small boy as the T-2 was (turned about and clambered into we as she taxied back—the first to rreet the airmen. There was a little burst of applause from civilians as Lieut. MacReady brought the T-2 to a step and screm- bied out of the pilot's pit James E Smith, representing the Chamber of Commerce, and Geo’re 8S. Johns, for Air Board, behalf of St. Louis , ihe They invited the airmen to remainOver a day and vis- | Louis Pield where the interna- | it St tonal , 9 : > air races are to be held Oct. and the Minicipal Theater. Both were interestel in the fact that the Ereat air race® are to be held here and MacReasy would have remained, but, Kelly pointed out, orders to men in the army’ come firat. They had aon order, siqed by Gen. Patrick him- eelf. to br in Dayton last night was enosh for Kelly. although jlac- Ready yas inclined to relent in favor of the mmittee. Rut Kelly remained firm It was plain that he would not be shaken once he had come to a decision. the ‘oOmmittee gave up. After a hasty lunch Exhange, where they were the cen- te Of an reup of officers to whom they re- yied snatches of their experiences cross the continent and back in terms interesting only to versed in the technique of acronaut- ime, they returned to the T-2 She Water so and the had‘ been gassed, olled and wast “rarin’ to go,” mechanics proclaimed MacReady had brought her in, and it was hie turn to rest He Climbed into the cabin with a me- chante who is making the return flight with them. Kelly donned his parachute trappings and hopped into | WAGREADY AND KELLY CREDIT FEAT 10 AIR SERVICE in T.2 Only Another Development in about Lieuts. John A. MacReady and Oak- of the A’my Air Service. | who landed in the f-2 at Scott Field non- stop flight—from New York to Cali- contrasting | fhe one is a planner, | constitute | a temperemental balance essentia! to cabin grescted the flyers on | That | in the Post | interested and admiring | those | good ship | ) Transcontinental Nonstop Aviators at Scott Field _| MAN SHOT, ASSAILANT ’ ee > “~~ john A. MacReady and Oakley Kelly, of McCook Field, Dayton, O.., |a moment after they landed yesterday at Scott Field in the T-2 Fokker monoplane, in which they recently made a non-stop flight from New York to San Diego, Cal. | Lieut. E. W. Dykeman, an expert in | the engineering department at Cook Field, persisted and success came One of the best testimonials to the flying ability of these men is that | neither: has suffered a serious mis- ‘hap in five Vears Both are Califor- nians and received their training at | Rockwell Field. San Diego MacReady has had a picturesque | career. Graduated from the Uni- versity of California, he was admit- ted to the bar, and subsequently be- came a rancher, a Justice of the Peace and then entered the air ger- vice during the Wortd War lle also has earned a reputation in the army as a boxer, but one would for the liver Bewsre of imitations. Demand the genuine in 10c and 35c pack- ages bearing above trade mark. === Pasteurine An Effective Antiseptic With a Picasant Taster 25c 50c $1 —At Your Druggist’s— |; postal service Testimonial Dinner Home Folks. ASSO ‘Tress TON Mav °%9 friends and hbhrother (,iven oF . 7 “ai.eu ; Aviators Back home officers tnen rise to eakineg of TMme and Oak- AWaliing ts record nents in mastery MacReady, “li“ + sie A) were | ae eed to where President bestow upon them « record nolder the o , . _ McCook Field a ~ / ‘? " ris INDUSTRIALS TRY TO END STRIKE IN RUHR; 500,000 OUT Continued From Page One. the industrial business, trade, finance and real estate interests oT he industrialists are willing to take 40 per cent of 200,.000.000-gold marks That would leave the rest to be divided among business, trade finance and real estate In return the industrialists ask that all Government contro] over them cease and full freedom he given business and trade without fixed prices Exe rt and import con- trol, which alone have been vielding the Government millions of gold marks a vear sho { be removed Rents should be permitted to adjus themselves to other price levels or a gold basis The eight-hour working day would remain in principle. but the industrialists must have the right to proilor ge the hours if the workers agree Government must be sub jected to thorough reforms: thou- sands of superfluous railroaders and postal clerks administrat) discharged, of railroads. and other Government ions profitably regulated social Vorwaerts ridicules whol business and the or the Institut The the pact ment ts ist a , _* ti. proposa|! A as whic} would cost the (sovern- sovereignty thin Ger- many and the workin Y,ovuT } ‘ 7 4 hou Ga aii E rr ahe lasses thetr eight- 000 gold marks.’ Socialists have ellor th ting lnde agree t eight-hour The next ° liberals admit the suddeniwv ; llowinge the skies after the Government has heen tightening the screwe iand- the outbreak of war Three Hurt Car Collision. Thre a westbound injured at when the car with a southbound McKin- ley Those hurt were Miss Etta Bruno re of 1216 Cass avenue. probalbe fracturs f the right leg: Bertha Toezytowski, of 1124 Cass avenue. a eprained leg. and Ray Galvinage. 112) Cass cuts and Ot fide informed the Chan- ere is not a chance of get- a scheme they of the the eas tie 1’ Ss ipport for Sie hy v) ( >) . ”? r circumstances i}! Will oO permit the principle he strongest Socia ca \ te shaken objection is to well as immpossibllity of tO soar to raisSitl rents , ists AS rents on ] y rie lords sincs the in Street passengers car yesterday on Cass avenue were $5.25 p. n collided cat t) Miss brulses STATEMENT THAT EX-GOVERNOR REILY WAS INDICTED UNTRUE Former Porto Rico Official Also Draws Attention to Statement About Use of Pund-. b) BS ssc iste by gre WASHINGTON, May $: re ; ng the resig on of G I M « ble ' of Por } ' keh l¢ Wwius —t fed au ‘ 1) hese that a grand ‘ Sa) J had jr ed the Gover I S Was a mistake ‘here was gr ry nvestigat 4 4 ‘ - ae ©? of fic Is there ? i i s were t ‘ ‘ irre be¢ . = : los : t 0 0 —_ aking Three Children, Claims His Right Mj ; first performance of his oratorio, n With Another Car 4 ce | is Right Mind. || “The Childhood of St. John the Othbr Motor Accidents. Guardianship Is Hlegal. 1 Baptist.” i a te a The city of Tourcoing, near Tao Desobry. 28 ve; ; _—_— W Liilarn Kavanaugh. 39 years old. ] ille will produce the work the Pr ; : . aa « 5 years old \ ice An order restraining the policé# . « L- ‘ -~- . 4 ; - eT - s ¢ rs ‘ as __- ™ }- a clerk, of 3857 Juniata street, und | hittic Italian Degam when he wae = sident of the Broadway Savings from arresting James A W orthing- * > r} CC — =" rust © “o 4 a e « . | Edw in Vs. Taylor, 53, residing in the only ten It consists of e pro- ca . rer at a 54 Husse!l! ton. £2? years old m per ial agent of upstairs flat at the same address, logue orchestral connections aaa ta “ey ee ares wae of the the New York Life -Insurance Co., ‘ere , - gee D , S, skull an¢ ‘ ‘ 7-O5 3 were take n to the & ity Hospital this aud choruses at men and erowda , . collarbone at ] 05 a Irn on a charge of abducting his chfil- morning, Kavanaugh suffering from|| ene sounds of birds and the day, when his automobile over-| qren, was iasued in the Cireult Court j — 4 : - : . e z . ‘ . lise} ‘ 4 » " " set Ga, are ayior a pr¥sen- | , , — a ayton today. @ bulle wound. and T #s © eae turned after a Ollision at Klemm ‘cy fa’ = S «A ati . UL , “f oe, * . +4 “ ; . - » ia r : 4 ; : ‘. meseatn- mend ; Rota’s precocious ability has chine driven by Gordon A. Jones of ‘ y Ez ; aiits ordered he lid for obser- he . al ed his mother who tion of ar attorney re presenting. . : vation of his mental condition las alarm : , , 4343 McRee avenue. Miss Ellen Ho- Worthington, following complaint te Kavananeh*s «tai : fears his general education will gan, 21, of 3304 Vista avenue. one as - ; ~ eh Ss atement at the nos- be dwarfed by his coneentration of the t : } ty the police by Worthington’s daugh- > ‘ 4} ad | . . oceu : s — *; a pital Was that he and his wife 1e@- | | on omnia So despite hie peat pants o *sonry & car®r, ter M is« Grace W ort hington. a 3 °1 . sic. mY, iffered ser iries t > s . rided with hj “ ife g mother Mrs. ! a oil : h: : re: eri ous Ir jt sa to the che st. teac hey at } orest Park ‘ ollege that Anny || achievement, she has decided to while Mise Virginia Namas, 21. of the 4 babi La We W re Owne ad the property t k g h . away from the Milan | ‘ ; , « : he r three younget! sisters, hiuth ye Tavlor “) hy ichelor ~~ 1 his 1} mG a ¢ 11mm . « Vv ista avenue address, another Oc- and Mary ay d A lik ‘ §-vear-old y see wer ) = iS sree | conservatory, where he has been c t 94 a a 7 . , , . an Se we sisters h: " upant, was cut ahd bruised about ee ee ee ee oe flat | pursuing advanced musical the head 1 | woe, Were teen Seay eee eal = sad an ex s, eo. for six years Mrs. Ley, being the studies, and send him to an or A IF | s: 9 mobile at 3:30 p. m., yesterday as : st .. anc . &S Francis uer ‘ } owner of the property, Kavauaugh inary } ‘ high scl ] dering, 11, of 3949 they were on their way to the col- . , || dinary boys ign school. Olive street, was riding his bicycle Said, had always conducted sucn bus- | —————— — $I , th a ¢ j ' . lege, where they live, from Dewéy ; , - . ¢ = || “tar iness dealings with Tavlor us aros2 he — Sew Sruck Doing Se | senest, Central and Clayton avenues. z “ : . ; »s ‘ c _ " = ‘“ Sih a et wins’ tne - police she was appointed guardian the ghbors had been friendly un-| - a? so ; e pecal OF | of her sisters by Probate Judge : = | : , . . “4 a . “ bed til recent! . ct 7 ye le al uck the cul bing and Hodgedon of Clayton. Augcuat 24. 5 : © DOY was tnrow ‘neat . ‘ } seve weeks, Kavanaugh ete 1 Hie «k bn beneath the au | 1920, and that her father. had twiee i 1a) I - . = ’ . » - said YT; or without eason had a. | ' Uu and left leg were before tried to get possession of the f qd tft « x 4 } i j | fractured. childrer . uS¢* o pe O l? are Several | ‘ . dren ' M: ‘ - FE Se ie ny davs ago made complaint to prose- | late oe rata 99, of 1215 O'Fallon Appleation for the restraining or- street, was struc : ff , TT? euting authe ities t} a K i\vanauen te ' z ; —_ kK aoe t he le ft leg \ fa Aer stated that the appointment of a pteraay AS He leaned against a car had made derogatory remarks al >t \V e - . guardianship was illegal because the i] : ‘t!/Various Grours of College Club! parked before 9106 rh stree r 4 , | nis sisters , g a - nase .- ay street, by a |\father of the children had not been : , séAlE 1, “ore coupe, Wi ‘ ’ : ic » | a, Kavanaugh said he was advised by Women to See “‘Nanook of | P ) an Jilinois license.! notified that it was made. A mo- : , eas ‘_ a ae which did not stop after the accident (tion for a rehearis of the guardian c re Ve oo) a iC! Lo pe : F . ¥ *¢ i r a ; cin ; —— the North I onight. A passing motorist pursued the coupe (. . ; to } he r was “not in his f ‘ship case is on file in the Probate , to the McKinley Bridge. where the Court now $ righ ind _ t no . woman who was frivin ‘efused . es This rning Kavanaugh wag Through the co-operation of the | , ye : Mrs. James Worthington, mother Fos . | , | | give her name. Keller, whose inju-|o¢ ine childre lied in J ii Star b” ' rye ré \ ? l PLAINY 10 St louis AMlotion Picture Council a ‘ries were Slight told the police he | ' : “ - as mn 2 RnVUAET, | Re linder drive of an : ‘Pp e & Lan - Aidn’t car be A , = (1920, a few months after her hwus- lumber ¢ ‘omine! St. oulisans are osecute. wag when Tavlor ran down the peqymeames: sce , —" , s Ks Other ere M4 ; _j band had sued her for divorce. Bhe rear ateps. closely followed by one| Were at the opening showing of “Na- , Odo * wrk ayes yeaterda) was a niece of Mrs. Anna Sneet ms selv fo) : jl zs in motor vehicle accidents were: le | on f his sisters, wl Kavanaugh said,| nook of the North” at the Pershing bert Cole. 50. of 3108 Se st pe knn Cairns, president of the college, wit ' . ‘ i ’ » id ' . " nparenth ‘as ft ng to overtake | The: , :. ‘day : em whom the Worthingtons made the pparentivy wa ry tO =6—ON ik Theater on Saturday evening, andj, fracture of the left hand and scalp|) & chs Sha "Ta ler } } : ? i AOsenita +) } , : e ¥? : “ j ; I > he |! I iid | Milk Fund i nue, serious scalp wounds and body : , :; i , on thx apps ‘t hi ¢ , e we } = Ke Ka grt \ iw is, but Mavor Kiel says bett r pi tureS | pruises. when struck by an automo- U ) ym tne rm | | _— he d hb ible © tind| will make better citizens ‘Nanook bile as he was burrving across the. . : } the } et had penetrated a vi-!of the North” is a wonderful pic- street to his father, near his home; ‘JOSEPH WEISMAN RELEAS =f | reat ture, full of interest for young and | Melvin Collins, 4, scalp wounds, when 2 f ; T refused t ke a state-| old, and should be seen by all rrr acres ot Pites ; eee ; ; y 4 r near ment Indorsed by Y. W. C. A. Head. Ninth stre om nd Mrs. Rosa Tr : Joseph Weistnan of 4320 Washing. ..° ‘ | 3 . et: a Mrs. Rosa ‘om- i el ianeine , A — Mrs. J. J. Fisher, president of the imer, 26, of 1917 Arlington avenue. | ree gen st Formas betes uf the ; . : — a " © an . ‘ 4 SS - = iy F TY ¢ : it > - wi ; " yas » a ws BEQUESTS TOTALING $53,000 Young Womens‘ hristian Associa icuts on arms and legs, when knocked | ra eer } ’ P a « — eH. \ tion, said “We chose Monday meets" | down. at Fifteenth street and Frank- | “lato a ern = ad been quam r MADE IN WILL OF W. C. STEIGERS | nine to attend ‘Nanook of the North’| i, avenue, by a taxicab [tioned by the police in connection [ie i ait : land register our interest in better | Ne a ven iwith a fire March 7 at 8003 Gravoia f an . ‘ . ry” ¥ 1} ? 7 . “eS ; ~ ; { t? e | . ° ire iif Wi rr: ts - 4 ‘ - be rrust Fund Created for Three Chil- | motion pictures as well ae —— | Mrx. Clara Zork Is Dead. ro “ “ “2 pe = j harging a : \ ; inlendie ‘or st-Dispatc : ; and sire atue anc ; dren of Nephew—Institutions splendid work of the Post ispatcn | Mrs. Clara Zork of 6116 Pershine - ke creer Mes MOFaROS 65 Gree i iF » fun There is a restlessness jn | ok avenue w ‘O acy - i Are Remembered. ce fund Deen 58.4. C08 7 “ “ ‘avenue died today following a ‘hree- f sth I ae wh consprraey 02 a : The vw f William C. Steigers,|the homes and a desire on the par ‘months’ illness from the infirmities | raud and destroying the property of . SECO e president of the Pulitzer | of all members to be in the theaters [of age. She was 71 years old id is jancther, in connection WED ABGnmaE P) hu shing C0 D shers of the |and therefore nothing seems more | survived by four sons Albert cat ph See eee ss layton. gee my’ q i Post-Disp w died last Friday.| important to me than this move- Carl and Louis Zork. and two daugh- | Was no required to give bond Mrr.° ; was f eaterd he Probate | ment to have g00d pictures ‘ters. Stella and Rae 7 le Vr Quaintance is under arrest and a | . _— a " ‘ ‘ “ at? ‘ - * » te P 4 . , No estimate of the value of; heartily indorse, and our ome Sats kbend Gimen. whe eal second man is being sought by the s tat ' : , = necific [tion is 8 ting strongly ‘Nanoo mh ; | olice. 4 5 ¢F e Was §IVv' ; specific | Uon 15 - ippor 1S nA + , the general merchandising business P . : 7 ‘ — f. f . . ) ie NO ) i 5 — : 3 P he. | of tI North’ because it is such Fa] | no x ' T: € .,) nas been dead seven years uria! ———e eathe + ‘ ww } w } was } wonderful! picture and because we , } ; i ae / , : hed ' _ will be Thursday morning at 14 wn June 9 last 'want more of this type of films > : 7 oe ; — *k brari: of the ut. | 2 clock in the Mount Olive Cemetery. | When Buying e executors nad trustees are | Dr Bostwick, librarian a " : 5 y Norman -S. Brow: shew and |L@puis Public Library, is very muecn e St. Louis Union Trust Co interested in the production and) . ELECTRICAI APPLIA N( z A trus ind of $2500 for each of | heartily indorces ““Nanook. | pen ecoration C T | | Ss he three childre of Norman Rrown Mrs Evarts Graham, president of | U LERY OFrol s get aside They are to receive |the College Club expressed he a _ Jae onnlal on stuining the ape The College Club has had reweares| Daw Until 1 P.M Iiicatenie ane f - ry rey nder of the | committee investigating what has z 5 ‘L eS at yj) é i= follows: been ac om plished In the field o! | fish JO) 4 e care of the Steigers | visual education, particularly motion oa, fay ’ ot in Bellefontaine Cemetery. | pictures We feel that even the? g Norn Brown and $5000 | most enthusiastic hardly realize the | for his wife. $74 to Miss Wanda | tremendous possibilities of the Clotilda Brov niece: $5000 each |screen. Only the surface has been to St. Louis Children’s Hospital, ! scratched and great developments Mer Home and Girls’ Industrial| are expected We believe that the | ‘ Home and $9 OO tt Mrs laura M most nearly perfect film of its kind ; CUARANTEED TO 4 fV 4 Tohnson Ott. former testator’s seec-|se far produced is “Nanook of the; 4 5 p ‘ North,’ because it combines artistic | ATISFACTORY EAVIC 4 The wv recites it was testator’s| Value and human appeal with a ex rec tion that he would leave suf-/|W ealth of interesting information.” cle? » Lane ( re of ea.C 1) bequest. : College Club Evening. However, if there is not enough to The various groups of college wom. make f payment, the bequests are » be divided pro rata If there is more than enough, the residue shall | e prorated ir the same way Raise for Chicago Express Drivers. | the Associated Press ‘Benton, T. C. Van Schoaick, Roscoe CHICAGO. May 19.—In a decision) 4™dersen, Ira L. Bretzfelder, Fred- made public today, the United States erick B Eiseman, Albert Tausstg, Railroad Labor Board increased the Dr Frances Bishop and the Miss: s hourly wage of approximately 1850| Mildred McCluny, Frances Mason, rv.embers of the Chicago local. Amer- Charlotte Gerhard, Edith Souther, ican Railway Express Drivers, Chauf- Flizabeth Hayl, Adele Schmitz and feurs, Conductors. and | Helpers’ | Cettrude Srack Uni 4% cents wi Step et your favorite store and ask for RIT. Freshen and renew your faded, dainty colors. Dyes or tints all fab- rics perfectly. White RIT removes the old color IT : p LIVER REGULATOR for BLOOD - LIVER -HKIDNEYS vhke BIG 25+ CAN Cuticura Soap Will Help .You Skin Clear : Your Soap. Otetmant Poteet Malden Maes. e Oe eR EO — en forming the College Club are tak- ing blocks this evening “College Club night” at ‘“‘Nanook.” Batronesses for performance include: i Graham, Theodore Crossen, as E. #H —e— THREE WOMEN AND A CHILD ARE INJURED BY LIGHTNING Woman and Child Rendered U ncon- scious at Mdwardsville: Two Affected at St. Charles. Three women and an infant were injured by lightning in the vicinity of St. Louis during electrical storms |yesterday afternoon and evening. Mrs. Charles Widerwilt of Ed.- 'wardsville, Ill... was bathing her 10- months-old baby at night when lightning struck the chimney of her home She and the baby were ren- dered unconscious The started a fire which .neighbors put out. They found Mrs. Wilderwilt and child df the floor Mrs. Elmer Turner, 2 Charles. was struck as she stood on front porch of her home at 3 p. ri) She was unconscious for three hours The same bolt struck Miss Gertrude Pallardy, who was stand- ing with Mrs. Turner... Miss Paliar- dy suffered burns on the right leg. of St — v~, HIGHER ‘SCALE FOR LABORERS Cents an Hour Under Agreement. Wage difficulties of 400 plumbers’ laborers were settled yesterday, men agreeing to go back to work tomorrow at the old scale of 87% ieents an hour until Oct. 1, when: they will get an increase to 93% | cents an hour, or $7.50 a day. | This agreement, the first written |contract to be signed with this un- ‘ion, is to be effective for one year. ’ on 1924. The men went for $1 an hour. expiring Oct. 1, strike April of seats and supporting the Mmes. Evarts : ' the | lightning | ‘The four-piece suit you son wtll iT fined the: ST. LOUIS, N the best clubs, the fin- est hotels and the homes — men who never tolerate MANELO “The Most Favored Fine Cigar” Made in 17 sizes and sold at 10c —2 for 25«— 15e—and 3 for SUc. Smoke one today. MOSS & LOWENBAUPT CICAR CO, — there MO. ¥ of Scotch Woolen A four-piece sport suit of Scotchy Tweeds $56 The four-piece suit in- cludes a pair of knickers. The four-piece suit is a sport suit. Makes you think of tweeds. And tweeds make you think of Scotland. So we suggest the fine old Scotchy tweeds. Soft, in- formal woolens: colors and patterns that in them- selves will make you glad that outdoor days are here again. Weeieeesite Bi, 2] a : disiadlide ded iin +e=
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ES EE ee ee ae og ~~ — servation Ward the city hos] TAX COLLECTOR land” that will delight and enthrall you. Ve : ie was discharged from the he OFFICE OF . -_ , pigs Pa es cr: eee ' CITY HALL. Most people go via the West Yellowstone entrance—the I wish to call attention of STATE INCOME TAXPAYERS to only one wa hich is pogs:bi mak th a . , ie Health Department the fact that bills for 1923 are now due and in hands of Collec- y 7 SD ees odes dae | 3 = “ish : teetific [a ain tor for payment. Further information will be furnished on Automobile transportation in Yellowstone with accom- modations at Hotels $54.00 additonal; at Camps $45.00. (Season opens June 20.) Side trip Denver to Rocky Mountain National (Estes) Park $10.5 If going to the Pacific Coast visit Yellowstone en route. Write for Let us help you plan your trip and send you Free Booklets beautifully illustrated booklets with maps. Through sleeping cars on Pacific Coast Limited from St. Louis right to Park entrance at West Y eilowstone. _ ~~ “Fr : > ’ , > - mm ATNCS. sos3 Railway Exch it 4 ae ene ) q Coats and Capes in a | The " styles and colors. h it the wanted colors and tal une Lecoras ho dave | Sineoe / jt values are most unusual. i a i} . ; The Famous Tivoli Orchestra Se” | # vo $1.98 —plaving and featured in Chicago at Balaban & Katz’ Jordil | 4 | Curtains ‘and Panels in famous Chicago, Tivoli and Riviera Theatres under the “7s : ‘ All the popular , weaves, : mg ends direction of that master of swncopation, Albert E. Short— - | age fringed Curtains. Also s¢ ) ial a = A : , i Whe, A ‘ | - i At 77 | hear them reproduced by Vocalion Red Records—with the ¥ | In the lot are some of lasting drilliance of tome possessed by no other records. ee )2Cooi,:Ss« others of Peggy cloth im You may hear these new Tivoli numbers at your dealer's Albert E. Short —erese tnew his records chair a = fre ens i Biel todav. coler. We say you'll buy them for their — 4 from. Sizes 2 to 6 years. ——E_ Ee —— z rag ’ Dence + Mad Scene from — di Lammer- > Hawassan a | 9 Drea —Fox-Tro moor” -— Ff | M ms of India—Fox-Trot That Naughty Walt: - ca | od | en $ Sample Down in Sweetheart Town—Fox-Trot Caro Nome. cme Name) from “Rig- Albert E. Short and His i “as se oletto™ (In Italian) ( Verds Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight a | iiss itve vrcepaters . Aa 300 G 14552 10-inch $ .75 20eiym Scetmey, Soprano Ferrera end Frenchiné — arments By the Shalimar—F ox-Trot eS isinch Se ee ae é : | | $ 50 Long Ago: Mid Apple Blossoms)-F¢x-Trot Voi lo sapete (Well you know, Good Hawaiian Smiles Waltz wan At 1E Each* Albert E. Skort and His Tiveii Syncoiaters Mother) from “Cavaileria Rustica- Wild Flower Waltz : ; | —— 14553 1@-inch §$ .75 na” Maescagns) (in Italian) Frenchini 4 E well-known Wolverine Blues—Fox-Trot Rese Raise, Soprano | 14517 10 $75 2 . & “Perf " mak . 'T ion _ EC 52048 i2-inch $1.75 ; ) ertecto axe, Liza from “‘! | | f such high-grad - , : | of such high-grade ma Standard . . F terials as Scotch Loch Lomond (Traditional 4 7 Farewell Blues—F ox- Trot Cemin’ Thro’ the Rye (Old Scotch Air) & . Aunt Hagar’s Blues—Fox-Trot May Petersen, Soprano - : "i chambray and Tussah. Gene Fosaich's Heesters 60085 18-inch $1.50 x | 1 14535 1@inch $75 Absent (Glens- Metcalf, 4 | A large asortment of Marcheta— Waltz John Charies Thomas, Baritone : . | solid colors and fancy Just An Old Love Song—Wailtz 30169 1@-inch $1.25 Fe P a agg Bi — — The Bar Harber Society Orchestra with, In Dublin's Fair City (Old Irish Air) 3 . i a Vocal Chorus Juct’s Beret ; a | novelty buttons. Sizes : 14539 10-inch $75 § Colin oan: my eimai Bantone . . | Early shopping is La Golondrina The Swallow)—Waitz 24006 «10-inch $1.25 z > | to customer. (Ve La Paloma— Tango-Fox- Trot For a Kiss Brenon-T osts'\— Chas. Hart, Tenor Tee Castilliens - In the Gloaming Orred-Harrisos) ‘ a 14543 10-inch $ .75 Afien Renten Siete .. . Scotch Madras Down Among the Sleepy Hills of Ten- 14558 10-inch $ 7 4 . | At 95¢ -_ nessee—F ox- Trot | Don't Be Too Sure—Fox-Trot Instrumental . x | ry Curtains of Scotch r allover »~ - Ames 2 ao : Selvin 's Orchestra Canzonetta D'Ambrono Barney Googie, Comed “¢ » | the 7” testimony in defens ir 14544 10-inch $ .75 Hungarian Dance, No. 7 (BSrakms Jones and Hare, Selvin s Orch. Agcom. jn . & cibeeal border. Used eit Who's Serry Now—Fox-Tm Sasha Cauibertson, Violimist. Piano Ac- Se 4 ) Wuneiiewer—tncsed. “April _ ee compamment by Heles Hamiites $1.58 — ee i@-inch % .75 = . | “ y Pia st Fox-Trot from “Wildflower” i H 000 ds. Impc IMPROVED ATMOSPHERE NOTED Ben Beraie and His Orchestra On oe eee 2 Yards 5 Don’t Think You'll Be Missed—For- | a @ technic: cine Scie Ge W PARLEYS WITH BRIGANDS ya't Think You'll Be Miseed—Fox. | The boys all know what nn — ey a a a phir .—l Re Dice) — Fox- Trot — Sedeim's Orchestre, Fred Vem ps with Piano Accompani- a and patterns. Very 1 Vocal Chorus by Erwest Hare ment by Frené Bente ae | i] “artams, towels, fancy . e. ~ ) oy 7 | . , Dixie Medley— Fred Vex Eps. Banio Solo ; a : | 2 Malt Extract gives the ASS 1einch $75 oy—Fred Vex Eps, Banjo aaa . = peony psc pe Operatic The Basket ef Shaenrecks “— ; a . i 27x54-I nr , : La Donna e mobile Woman is Fickle eae Pd Quses, Accordion Solo + : Ar 89¢ best results. einen eee ‘ram “Rigoletto” (Ferds) (In Italian O"Dowd's Favorite Reel Medley “a S| meen . ae " (remite Crema, T enor Wicheei Coleman, Violin Solo " da | We secured a large lot 3178 18-inch $1.25~¢@ 14541 1@-inch § 75@ : = — Come -* — 78 S | cders on en mi You are cordially invited te hear the new June Vocalion Records at ail Aeolian Steres and Wocalion Dealers a 4 | WhiteBanner - | gam THE AEOLIAN COMPANY | | ote Premier Supply Co. Commercial. Walmut and Wharf Sta. Buy it from Your Grocer : You Are Invited to Hear These New Records at THE AEOLIAN COMPANY Of Missouri W. P. Chrisler, Pres. Exclusive Representative for the Stemway Piano and the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano 1004 Olive Street 4 REAL SERVICE TO\PHONOGRAPH OWNERS—Newest Vocalion and Victor Records may be heard in Audition © rooms that are cool and comfortable. Courteous sales people, musically informed, assist you in making selections. We pay carrying charges on orders of $3.00 or over.
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~~ eee —— ae Ce ae eh Se Oe ee ie ae ett gt A 2: The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. 4 i a i oe a ae # é : - % a tor Soe w ‘ + e RP " bo 3 SEE ; - z, wn + ee y a . a As se . ( * ’ 7 . - *, 7 @ > zi * > ~~ . my - S TIX, BAER & FULLER Thursday. DO WNS TA I R S S TO R E Merchandise from Our Own Stocks : and New York Office Purchases Silk Dresses Scalloped and Fringed From New York Maker—On Sale Thursday A - » MAY e 3, Toes. — ili tet ——S= —— - = . - - — - - = " ~_ — a A — _ —— ee a . - _ _ Se —— — —— - - —_ - —_—— a — ee oe - _——_—_——.. - — Store Closed Tomorrow (Memorial Day) ‘s tore Closed Tomorrow (Memorial Day) aa, _ Extraordinay Sales for Special Purchases from Local Manufacturers and Jobbers ‘ ago f by applying this “ aching spot. It market 65 years. 1100 Yards 32-Inch Silk Pongee At S8c Yard LL-SILK domestic Pongee, in nat- ural tan shade. Launders perfectly. For shirts, dresses, blouses, children’s wear and draperies. First quality. Perfect Window Shades At 74 Fah CRU shades, with scalloped ‘and fringed bottoms. Guaranteed rollers. Complete with fittings. Size 36x72 inches. All perfect. (Downstairs Store.) tos ~ + Ra aE LT OR ie a ad Me. PIS HE TI RT aR, (or ONE Pam ee ee aessary ‘ELLS ee ting Oil hes & Pains — ‘ in Audition selections. (Downstairs Store.) Leather & Silk Handbags 19¢ 29c49c A LOCAL job. ber’s entire stock of discon- tinued numbers and 4 small lots. Included are smart Handbags for women, misses and children,. in leather and _ silks. Vanity box and purse styles. Most exceptional values. , vv mn: tairs Store , Children’s Coats ( At $5.95 Coats and Capes in a large variety of stvles and colors. The season’s models in the wanted, colors and fabrics. Sizes 7 to 14 in the lot, but not in each style. The values are most unusuel. Own eits " airs Store.) 81-Inch Unbleached Sheeting at 49c Yard Heavy auality Unbleached Sheeting, for sheets, bedspreads, etc. Lengths from 2 to 9 yards; 81: inches wide. OWnetairs Store.) Men’s Nainsook Union Suits At A8c Each | ATHLETIC of Union Suits, made 72x80 fine count) checked nainsook. Re-' inforced at wearing points, and have wide | band of elastic web-' bing in back. All sizes 36 to 46 at this very special price Thursday. ; “~"S*aA - . gt eR ae Re ee Rep ARGS OR ER, Set Fo oy Sra SR PET 28S REI RELI EPI | PMRED,” Fie ete PEO Eo mn ~ —— a! _ ~ _ - 4 re ro renner eS EEE ESE 4 eh een eee... 4428” eee > » . —— = lt ie vo ms A OR Sees ra eS 3 pe =
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ciliate oe re pa mnie Oe ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ~The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH « alone “Approximately Equals that of the Daily Giobe Democrat and the Times ‘Combined. PTS ,) ye PA OR Regt’ SAA Re SPT: FS o> -_ MAY 29, 1923. eo — —— ee ee SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 7 and 10 -FAMOUS-BARR CO, We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in or $2.50 in Merchandise—lew Restricted Articles Excepted Cash | Charge purchases 's made during the remainder of the mo month | will appear on June statements. Closed Wednesday, Decoration Day—Thursday Many Will Take Prompt Advantage of This Value-Giving Sale of Simmons Beds —Offering Extreme Savings on Various Types and Sizes @ “Simmons” Beds are widely known throughout America for their many superior qualities, and to obtain them at the following special prices will be welcome to many householders. The finishes and styles are very attractive to say nothing of, the decided savings, so it would be best to make early selection if you would be sure of participating in this offering. Prices subject to stock on hand. $30 Simmons Beds Special GE. cc $32.50 Beienons Beds re STOTS The above illustration shows this three-piece Simmons Bed; | | made of seamless tubing in the attractive square effect and finished in walnut or mahogany. An unusual value which thrifty home- makers will appreciate securing. $]'730 These Beds were specially designed for Famous-Barr Co., and are strongly made of seamless tubing with square posts, mitered corners, grouped fillers and strong. casters; choice of full or twin size Beds: all with the very popular walnut finish. $27 to $40 Simmons Beds $9] 50 An odd lot of Beds in discontinued patterns. Obtainable in ivory and walnut finishes, with square posts. A group that affords real economy to those desiring to save on Beds of this high quality. Another Thursday Event Which Economical Home Makers Should Attend— Sale of Sealy Mattresses | —Which Are So Widely Known and Used q A very favorable purchase enables us to offer these excel- lent Mattresses at the following savings—it would be best to anticipate your needs here at an early hour tomorrow. Sealy’s “Sealerest’”’ Mattresses in America: ma with very good $50 Value—Offered at One of the most popular high-grade Matereseee 50 de of excellent layer felt, covered quality ticking; four-row stitched edges; 50-lb. weight; only 40 in this lot. “Custom Special” Mattresses Special at $33.50 Value—Special at $ 15 “Sealy” Mattresses that are =— made of all-layer felt, covered with a durable ticking of attractive col- orings: 50-lb. weight and finished with roll edges; only 25 Mattresses in group. 90-lb. Mattress, made of layer felt, covered with ex- cellent, ticking; roll edge and “Texlan” Vanity Mattress “Special” Mattresses Special at r ope ua —of layer felt with cotton eenters;: 45-lb. weight and covered we oe ae effectively four-row stitched edges; 200 in lot. “Airlite” Mattresses $35.00 Value, sD 5 50-lb.; made very service- ably of. excellent lay er felt and covered with very good ticking ; a type that will meet with great favor; only 20 in the lot. Tuftless Mattresses $47.50 Values, 37H Made of white cotton, built in layers; covered with very heavy ticking; 50-lb. weight. One of the most superior Mattresses obtainable and a most remarkable value to- morrow. Only 20 in lot. with splendid ticking; the group consists of 125, mak- ing immediate choice desirable. Simmons Spring's Special at 92 95 The strong link fabrie of these Springs affords prop- er support. The frames are well finished and will give All sizes in lot. Seventh Floor ““Never-Sagz”’ Spring's $10.50 Value, for $77.45 Bed Springs which are known for their wearing qualities; unusually com- fortable also and absolute- ly guaranteed not to sag, rust or break. years of service. cere ——— a ee A Most Sabie Selling of Beautiful Sinster Rugs $3750 $47.50 Value— Special at. rr a de dh eh @ This group affords an exceptional opportunity to secure j —_ Made with | 95 a deep pile and woven of splendid quality varns, these Rugs Only 75 in group, an attractive Rug that will give excellent service. are unusual values at this special price, so select as early as possible. Choice of Oriental designs or Medallion or conven- tional figured effects in colorings that will harmon- ize with any interior. — — - oe a oe bedeeeseneeeebeebeeeeeeee ; Trt : ieeeeeeene pebeeneeeneere Room-Size Rugs— 9x12 Feet Fifth Fleer Table and Floor Aquariums $1 to $35 a At Savings of q Floor samples and most- ly one of a kind: with hand-wrought iron stands in dull finish and various Shapes of glass bow!ls of from one to five gallon capacity. Iced Tea Sets $4.50 and $5 Values Special at @ 8-piece Iced Tea Sets. consisting of Six 12- ounce glasses and tal! covered pitcher; in various hand-cut floral de- | signs or decorated with g0ld band patterns. cron Fifth Floor ee | | | SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 7 and 10 FAMOUS-BARR CO, We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Closed Wednesday, Decoration Day—Thursday—A DOLIAR SALE Crystal White 25 for $1 This well-kndwn Soap is unsurpassed f or Jaundry and general household use; good- size bar.’ Limit of 25 bars. vised. Teakettles, Seconds, $1 Slightly dented alW- minum Teakettles, with strong spout and wire , handle. $1.75 Waffle Irons, $1 and revolving pan. ; 1 50 Food $1.70 Fléor Wax, $ Special, $1 Choppers, $1 pecia ’ Good - size (“hoppers Two-pound cans of | gor cutting meat and Johnson's or Old English vegetables.: Durable re- tinned finish. $1.50 Shoe Outfits, $1 Home Shoe Repair | Outfits, including stand. lasts and various needed 12c Toilet Paper, 12 Rolls, $1 Excellent quality in 1000 sheet rolls. Limit $1.35 O-Cedar ) $1.20 to $1.35 Mop Outfits, $1 sf Bact “Triangle Mop that is | Bread Boxes, $1 very efficient, complete Of heavy tin, with with 4-o0z. bottle of pol- hinged cover. Choice of ish. several finishes. Bie Ay $1.25 to $1.50 Sprinklers, $1 n Dishpans, $1 Sprinklers and brass | White enameled oval hose nozzle with adjust- | — Dishpans with han- able spray. $1.75 Preserving Kettles, $1 13-qt. aluminum Pre- Good size serving Kettles, in lip- made of washable ma- ped style with strong terials. Very bail. | and durable. Dusters, $1 ' : ‘ie ; No. 8 size, of cast | iron with strong frame | i Dusters | efficient | $1.25 Flour Bins, $1 25-lb. size of tin, with hinged cover and japanned finish. * $1.45 Wash Tubs > Special, $1 Large size galvanized irons Tubs, stationary wooden handles. i $1.35 Garden Rakes, $1 14-in. Rakes with good long handles. Very strong. Freezers, { . Ice Cream lreezers with heavy galvanized iron ice. tub. Two - Spice Sets, $1 Highly polished alu- minum Spice Sets, con- sisting of four jars and rack; heavy quality. $1.50 Combinets, Special, $1 Good size white enam-e eled Slop Jars, with covers. LL Star Naphtha Powder This Washing Powder is favored by many housewives because of its general excellence: comes in extra large s packages: timit of FOP five os buye: is 60c Screen Paint One-quart cans of F'amous- Sart ready-mixed black or green Paint just 300 the group. Speck il at heavy Some lots are limited so early shopping is ad- No mail or phone orders accepted | Brooms of selected ~ =TAND «oN ENO Roofing Paper, $1 : Reliable Roofing Paper, pnigenaelas containing 108 square feet, with nails and cen¥nt, in Complete strong bail. Only one to | a buyer. | panned ‘Lenox Soap 50 Bars, $1 Housewares **". In the Basement Gallery dry and _ household Soap. Regular size cakes. Limit of 50 bars to a customer. | $1.45 Ready- Mixed Paints, $1 Half-gallon cans of Kamous-Barr Co. Paints, in various colors; black and white. Ovens, $1 No. 8 size, made of heavy cast iron with $1.35 Clothes Baskets, $1 Good-size Baskets, | woven of excellent grade | willow. Braided edges | and handles. | $1.50 Wooden Wash Benches, $1 Folding style, of well- seasoned wood. Nicely finished. $1 .50 a $1. 75 | Waste Baskets, $1 Various styles of fancy | woven Waste Paper Bas- kets in several new col- | ors. $1.50 Coffee Percolators, $1 Desirable size alu- minum Coffee Pots, with ebonized handles. : $1 .50 Savory $1.50 Large Roasters, $1 a Brooms, 31 | Oval style Roasters, ive-sewer arior | made of heavy black polished steel, with end broom corn. , Ee handles. pre Y CAKE ? $1.50 Bread and Cake Boxes, $1 Roll top. White Ja- Household Saws, 26 : finish. Good inches long, with de- sizes. pendable steel blade and wooden handle. $1.50 Hand-Saws, $1 $1.50 Bread $1.50 Enameled Slicers, $1 Kettles, $1 Wellemade Slicers with | 18-qt. Gray Enameled sharp knife. Easy, to Kettles. Lipped styles. operate and keep clean. | Strong bail. Aluminumware Specials Odds and ends of $1.50 to $2:75 Aluminumware that is slightly im- perfect; inciuded are k ettles, buckets, dishpans, covered kettles, ete. Choice at $1.50 Trash Burners | Round style, with lid of heayy galvanized wire. Very ¢g practical and handy. rolls Other Specials in Our $1 Sale of Howsewares $1.35 Chamois; size 18x20 inches $1.75 Kitchen Cleaning Racks $1.50 Rubber Fiber Door Mats 50c Kentucky Blue Grass Seed, 3 Lbs. $1.40 quart cans Johnson Liquid Wax | $1.75 Round White Enameled Dishpans $1.50 Hack Saw Frames 1% $1.35 Vine Trainers—good size $1.75 Round Style Enameled Roasters $1.50 8-qt. size Preserving Kettles $2.00 White Enameled Kettles ' @ an c An odd lot of | ner’s” Front-Lace ‘a models; g004 fitting; gizes broken ... *@eeHeaeenee $1.50 sia S76 qlnes. .6éitsed @ 18-inch black traveling made and with inside lining: or large suitcases in black or $1.39 and $1.69 Mi Women's, missés# and childrens Middy Blouses of twill. lor collars. 98c Middies, 2 All white or colored Of cotton twills - = Wool Sweaters, 2 en's Wool Sweaters in yee and colors. Seconds of $1.39 to $1.69 / Women's Aprons of prtertinals is s wide range of patterns. and 89c Aprons, Women's ginfham Aprons for r, also black sateen office A $1.69 Kimonos Women’ a fancy souee crepe Kime owe bas 79c Sa Women's light and dark ~ perca cques. n V-nec r aaa Wamen's muslin Gowns, lope Bo Firinéoas Leg Women's muslin Slipover Gew ite, Bloomers. Caress Covers, Children’s Gowne, Srawers and Drawer pane atwlie or another. 4 Lbs. for. @ Freshly roas packed expres and put up in tons. Very de Basement Ivory Soap, 17 99 44-100 pure Seay. in regular oe cakes. imit_¢ 7 bara to Union Suits, 2 f Children’s plain or taped style ainsook, or owes cotton. Samp T rad of fine ? | oo tcameangy hy fine rises cotton vests, 1 " J. ~ Silk Hose, 2 Pair Men's full fashioned and sea : age Age ym Black, white “and Men’s Fiber Hose, 4 Seamless Hose with lisle ey vA | & st. a Plate white and b en’s Cotton Hose, 8 Seamlesse Cotton Hose nd sees. ont white and colors, +. Weanen! s Hose, 4 F or semti-fashioned Seam !ess sleet’ wa white ny! or solid ; nda of 4 J TRue. Fancy Socks, 4 Children's % tength ton aga with ee or fancy ny 4 % length mercorines h oc k th clocked ankle Children’s ribbed cotton outa : th double heels and toes. Seconds si i Be Good lity of heavy knitted T: tan, rae bees other colors;
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. y : —_ tan m4 ‘ . . “ . , ; q ? p dt I —— - sf v e ° , , « eS « Ses gy o — —— ” adhe MAY 28, bbs. , | i The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATLN alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH'! °1* "9 MOTOR STILL 7 OTOR STILL RUNNING SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 6 and 10 ete Tree " :. t 7 Fuse vous ve MB | $2.50 to $3.50 C Ww ’s Shoes arts, manager ofaton: Mecca eS orsets a omen’s Shoes - Boncern, wus found yes. SET An 066 lot of “Laty Roth” « peste or ——_—_—_ aE fhe outskirts of the ety. 56 ” i » ar- @ $1.95 to $3.95 Women’s Oxfords ana $ his automobile, the motor 3 ners : ~Lace Corsets; all high-grade straps; of black kid or patent leather: al! models; od fittin an of serviceabie grade. Al! sizes in one rr oe rencis s. Twe kul- | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash Charge Purdbcees Made During Remainder of or another the driver's seat i ' or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. | the Month, Will Appear on June Statement. . wae ‘i mE tne iinder to cai) hie Tig tit “ ) Pr lice jear eas" “* Gi Luggage Store mencricad | Pe Thursday Will ma | Girls’ Dresses Man Found in River. » Pom -Dis : - 4 fA. Mo., May 29.—A body i. $1.50 and $1. 75 $ | ¢ eo } ' | , 2 $ the M.ssouri River a ? V I ; : SS : . SAS A Wil i YD YI ADEY TY E Ze , é = a ° —- - 50 °o 50 . 4 > : - 4 ’ yo / y/ _ a - . - ‘ —_ - : in this ty. yesterday ’ " eee PP de = = ; — SO... -.. WW jy G7, : : a. = See | Values Mille, | ‘ 18-inch black traveling ba . | - ; ' =: > —— . Z Bene. ee —t= ‘ missing for 4 ha eis. and with inside lining: ~ 4 tees SSS SS : # AZ S gee j be € Of sheer organdie and voile in @hite, | | D2 of large suitcases in black or brown. - | —— = S ~ Z aa 3 : | na ‘ee 6 ‘= te peara. and ght = , , Fs = == ~ ars. Basement Ec ~| : : — 2 7. = —-= : | | enemy Store ~~‘: = . : = = . Basement Economy Store - : = ; = $1.39 and $1.69 Middies ¢) ) - w } = ¥ a. a a oe A —.—: Children’s $1.50 to $2.25 Parasols $j een Mises ~ ne — — ens ay eh - = | D a ail wee goo Geller co lars . . e. 98¢ Middies, 2 for ¢] i : wl ES EE LEE a ae All white or astones a as in odd " makes your figure 2 els ate ted of al . Large sise hemetitched linen Hanéd- colors Maan SA te a . , 4 M li . ‘ par kerch etfs with colored or ‘ orded borders " ‘ee zee 4 44. medium an d sm a4 l j : 7. The easy, sensible, . $1.39 and $1 .69 us amg og $1 | ane Bt iS st . — 7 . shapes: variety of color- Men’ s $1.50 Trousers $1 way to reduce where . Seamen's musiin Gowns, Petticcets | ere Pa 5, oe 10c Handkerchiefs. 18 for $1 | . - Sc Rompers, 2 for $I : ings and smart trimmings. on 2 ee Trousers. i. week tea ~ . Chemises, Frincess Siips koe " Nove! t ‘ Childear to reduc - j Seen Recvlar and extra sizes d | Basement Economy Store For men and women; men's styles are amcreos gingham ambre; Basement Ecsnemy Store measure. large size, plain white and hemstitched Women's and cetton pongee a. also « cream. Simply rub it on have emb dered corners 1 eres and dresses in sizes 1 to 6 ’ wish toreduce: Only | 69c and 89c Muslinwear, 2 for $ | ma . | - | Men's $1.50 Trousers $] aday. That's all! * a ' Wemen's muslin Slipover Gowns, Petti- I | Women’ $s Silk Hose $1 $1 50 Boston Bags $1 $1 45 to $1. 85 Petticoats, $1 ¥S Bungalow Nets, 2 Yds. $I | Strongly made khaki Trousers with cuff Ful! ; | = . ‘ 2 42 waist measure —~whe Rioomers. Corset Covers, Drawers and Step a ia _ , bottoms Siges 74 to , the direct, mature!) . Irregu! ars of » 3 Sy ot Mi A gr ac les bd : Well- made Bost ~s a = conrenient Women’ 7 regu! ar extra signs. suitable for the making of dainty cure fashioned stvies with oY ubie ‘is.e tops Blac kK argce #*' Ze choice o ble r Df rewn Sizes sateen and or we... “taftets Pett: “ | thins Way to reduce. —H vin be . owe : . S0ca d59c Muslinwear, 3 for ¢ vn CO Seine, SoRey flowered santeie | . : an $I | Women’ s $1.75 Umbrellas | 29c Cretonnes, 6 Yds. $1. Women’s Waists ——lSS=So=E=e=Eeo=qele=SE=EE=Eq™j]la]j]ajSa]anananananan tely Harmless! Children's Gowne., Princess Kline, . ° * > Grug store or toilet goods 4 Trawers and Drawer Waistse Sizes 2 to 12 Union Suits, 3 for | ~ rlean ype el a — , is, some os . 75¢ to 98c Petticoats, 2 for $1 Light and éerk” colorings, good quality 8 Ounce jar costs only 8s a ene atvle or annther Childrens fine cross-bar ne’ neook gar- tebe ine and atu enda: limit 2 te o& custemer i and may be used for draperies, furniture covers, girls styles Broken sizes rushions. ate. Lent Oy a nd rizes striped n m Petti ’ —_—t 75cand 89c Muslinwear, her | $I Seconds of Bc to 7c grader Men’ s $1.50 Slippers S| By crinkled seereuc ae pected $1.25 Terry Cloth, 11% Yds. $1 | eit. $ 1 Women's regular and extra 7 fhildren’'s checked WNainsook Combine and brown leather House Mens biack Princess Sins and G wns Sites ° tc 1? vears “ D 2 a a “ : ‘ Double-faced Terry Cloth in pretty colors 4 } 1 .98 Silk Checks, Yd., Sits pers mere = th flexible soies and low heeis $1.50 & $1.95 Dresses | anéd designs; durable and effective for door and ~ » Sare-wide ali-eis satveta | = ad - | Children's panty Dresses, with pal ARES dl o4 palierne and the mest popuisr colors for Sum. Wene's | $ $i 1 Shi ers, 2 Pairs @] $ fancy trimmed or plain tailored fron‘s : | ‘maid washable SING CREAM F. & B. Coffee = “4 bisee_2 10 6 years 25c Marquisette, 8 Yds. $1] | | Giee of voit « Womens biack House S\ippers White or cream grounds in this Curtain ° LABORATORIES Silk and lIisie mu!l in p air re anc ? Womens of white gateen with 49c Jap Silk, 4 Yards $1 a TB ate se ary ‘| made and extremely $1.25 and $1.50 Petticoats, $1 | Marquigette of ‘excellent grade; with colored batiste and dimity in porders. ! reguiar and extra oped flounces ¢-— | ’ = 8 4 Lbs. for. . $1 | Men’s and patterns: sultahie_for_many decorative uses $a eS aide: it Tat ar crop =. $1 Cretonne Cushions, 2 for $] Men’s $1.50 Trousers $I sacked expressly for ae ‘ ‘ nion Suits rou and neatly embroi @ edges 2: we SS ae se ee ae aa Pa a Trousers of pl and a 1 kh. 6th st New lVork | +> 8 40 Value, ~ 1 ro by acded effects gul\a r in ngs, ul- jou! | ane J ip fron? Pisin hem- 45c Cretonnes, 314 Yds. $1 sizes. . | | — rz Basement Economy Store | c f elastic and $1 88c to $1 Values | nt Drewes, for $1 $1.50 0 Panel Curtains, Each Men’s Odd Coats $1 oOBe ack st es esr 4esirabie $1 . nor Ore? + . ag. short styies, aiso white > Made of fancy crossbar Marquisette . — aie | a : Bw = Tie ala Of Paim Beach. Cool Cloth and other $ peggy ee i: nth oon” dean aX. anaiiniee Summer Weight fabrics Broken gizes. THE SKIN Ivory Soap, 17 onal | S$] 75¢, $1 ad $1.50 — 2 for $] 2 for 1 39c Towels, 4 for $1 J sheen ; ek Men’s $1.69 Pajamas $1 BP 44-100 pure Soaz nf Brassieres and bust confiners in a variety Gee cokes Limit of of t7 , bar s to @ cust omer. __ nf atvies: up-to-date models, good range of gizes Ext ta heavy bath towels wit Mens and boyse cottamn pongee pajamas € White nainsook Tni on acquard order and crest for hie | . . | Union Suits, 2 for $1 75c Chamois — 2 for $] = earit® . ide el _ e |i oo © mon 89c Blue Shirts in the gwo piece style. Silk frog loope. All cuivren's ping or taped aiyie Sua of Of tanned Chamois. cofi ant lise, © Saibrigear Suits’ sii ath $1.25 Tablecloths §] $1 and $1.25 Shirts, 2 for $] nmrrre AS : ’ r ‘ ’ ton Sampies of the © 2 Are: quali K size i. an Stair cde, 12 for $1 wepemens Eyer Sees eh conteped athe er samme 1 ~ Men's and boys’ sports Shirtg of madras © © $1 Rubber Stair Treads in very neat gure¢ ders Or izes 12% to 17 - = > * | $2° Curtains, Pair $1 with Womens siceveless Vests of fine or Swiss Aesian. size x1 inches. very durabie + ty ribbed cotton Regular and extra sizes Boys’ $1 50 Overalls $1 wee of two iemons with y f 7 trong! 7, made of durable biue denim leavy 1 h . @ Men's Work pate -cut Manches- ' Moveossaae utasgtnette, Cumetes —_ of rehid W te, which } 79c Underwear, 2 or $1 m - a 81 —enater 5 unusuta!!yvy serviceabie ner t fir ne iA ter chambray Shirts, in sizes 14% to 17. eR and ace — n . colors. will ix pply for a fee : Womens fine ribbed cotton vests. or pafite Window Shades ] to 18 vears r) ier? light imperfections . Cut extra SS sais i me 6 f j T alte . m sizer 34 tar D0 Eco Stor urta ods ° Swell in a bottle, and oe r - Pairs mA Men’ s $1 Suspenders, 2 for $1 19¢ White Goods, 10 Yards $] oe Cortais Sete $1 e quarter-pint o r er im fe r Ne eck f all urta , ,- a ; I ose, $1 Seconds of $1 Grade . ir 1 ae — wit hn an yy eather PRR ae ona OR a » B.. a — ” $1 .50 Ruffled % ins Pr $1 Oe Se ; : 4 ' - ) ? 4 ul SKID sottener and a %. full fashioned and seat ae H — . Rutifier Massage this —, isie topes Biack. white ar ri colors onds c rust-proof duckies ant lemon cream into . Sec to $1 grades | -2 for? 1 Boys $1. 19 and $1 A5 Shirts ‘$i 29 Toweling, 5 Yds. $] r oa f a ruffles. and tie- ~ hes co tnpich aa Lemon Cream to me Skin and make Freckles Disappear . ~~ 4 8 bh ewe oe —— Pw tes SADE Sat a og, - ES an pipe” c- Aris id h : t ur To h arma and hands, then 2 “Men's Fiber Hose, 4 Pairs $1 : ded and crepe All pure linen Tomstiog iio Women’s $2 and $3 Shoes $] lerhitenes ee ye oeauty, peaeess ese with lisle tops ann res 4 Ae ond ma ‘tached 2 ES, Women's whit canvas Oxfords and ~— - x A fend ns J herr Sa a white and brown. Seconds ‘indow Shades, 36 inches oss : aon aa 2 - rape with high ‘and low heels, all perfect and puties use this harm —___ '——— . ; long. in white, tan, green Pillowcases, 4 for $] excellently built i Se Seine has Men’s Cotton Hose, 8 Pairs $] ee 2 So. a. Men's 20c Work eos 8 Pairs $j Full bleached Pitiow Cases with $1.69 Crepe Canton, Yd. $] " i¢ of 12 to 3 Hw ve s - . ad rosy white complexion i ¢ toa ‘ ' ° anves . deep heme Size 45x35 inches. > : ml . * ~ 7 . Sea c ++ a with foubie ee 8 : ie of he vw 1° OZ c v cle y ‘ miess Cotton wives ends of the 50rc grate Yard-wide silk-mixed Crepe Canton. goed tkie. sunburn an . eet colores Secon of | Ht Basement Economy Store woven and fin shed with Knitted wrists idea or ; . and tan and toes Biack, white and 7 ds : f quality for Summer wear, comes in navy, black @ Many kinds : “sn t irrit the * . = [Seer ers | - row it doest rritate. TE ta Th 22c Muslin, 7 Yds. $1 and brown | centers, pipe Men's 1 Ni htshirts, or Of = ie. Seam! emi-fashioned Cot $1 35 Brussels Rugs $I 8 ~/ 2 f $ een ke maiaen a, Ge $1.50 Brocade, Yd. $1 ) with sweet choco- in Diack wit pd white feet or solid black, white or 27x54-in. Rugs in Persian and Orienta! eut long and wide, finished with wash braic and fancy wor | Yard-wide silk-mixed Brocede Crepe in late. brown secdnde of the 50c grade colorings, practical and useful! about the homie limited quantity. n d ‘$I | « number of the mest ce Pi Pa whees —" Fancy Socks, 4 Pairs $1 be Felt Mats, 4 for $1 Men’s 65c Knit Ties, 3 for $1 ——y--~ Sheet ae 98c Shirting, 2 ¥ds. for $1 | chocolates and ss _ at var o} T r ds. Seconds | S2-in. sllk-mixzed Shirting in ay —- . Bonbonse lidre length mercertzed Durofeum Fe Mats in various colors anc The newest flbe knit Ties itn fiat and with deep hemmed en potion a = h. , ae or fancy tops. Seconds of attractive designs, size 18x36 inches. grenadine weaves. stripes. plain colors and the $1 65 grades etterne, mony colcre f nis ) $1.50 value for $4- to 50 grades Se. Fi 1/ Yd heather mixtures | . Mull. y ,- | Basement Economy Store Fancy Socks, 2 Pairs $I Soc Floo pcovermg, “a se : ise 10536 ieee with goed quality a ar vps | gtippers with rubber heels and fiexibie eeles: sises ' a es ble for fren ne I hhotographs; com- designe and numerous colores: desirab) nr a TL ; ea ‘ wt sor shoe dealer's. i Good quality of heavy knitted Tricolette Desirabie cha: sine 10x32 inches aad wiatew Granatics ef door Sis et ‘+ ++ ing 3 te & Women's white or pink fine or Swiss / tan. gray and other colors, 36 inches wide plete with glass and aS Extra Special for Thursday— ee Axminster Ru S : Men's and Young Men’s Two- Pants Suits «4 * . Summer Dresses Women’s Most ‘i 5 Sizes Extraordinary Mi : Values Si € 9x12-foot seamless a ee of R, u g Ss of splendid 7 _ aoe of the very biggest Dress values that have been offered yarns; in medallion @ Practical Suits for immediate and | = es, aoe : . ae anaien By reason of a particularly favorable purchase | and floral patterns in Summer Wear, tailored in single | mf d to offer these Dresses at a fraction of their real worth. , : and double breasted models, of | i As rats Hr ¢ | a of dainty models, two of which are pictured on the color Porc awe = cheviots, cassimeres and flannels. | | 7 oa) left Ins wide range of shades that are approved for Summer ‘wear. reen, tan, brown an In stripes, checks, plaids and fancy | toh" 44h | lue. mixturés in a Wide range of colors. | | | | 4 | | FABRICS: | TRIMMINGS: Velvet Rugs Cuff or plain bottom trousers | 4 | | sizes 33 to 42 chest measure. AL, : Figured Voules | ‘ Boys’ Two-Pants Suits | = | Ratine a | $5.95 i. Soe | ormandy V | $5.85 ef - | , Te. 4 J , ” . | ed Ginghams oa Bayo. silky one Sports and pleated models. tallored of du- aaenin — and in sttracti ot be and rabie fabrice in gr 2 = Reagagnen — . vo ene .. will launder to your entire satisfaction and all are such remarkable “ — ith Stripes and mixtures ip valuee that it will pay you to buy three or four. Basement Econemy Store colorings ; sizes “, ‘0 Basement Economy Store Value “hii@ren end = TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1923.
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i se | TUESDAY EVENING. } . 1933. . 8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ING, MAY 29, 1923 ST LOUIS POST-OISPATER 4 _As Long as His Regular Rider Is Up, the Derby Winner Zev Will Continue to Show Both = and an ee tats | ae = —— : ie Risks His New Title ° Tonight { Kabakoff-Caponi , 9 —=. | Bout to Feature | A he VATA as | a. Coliseum Events = a . | — %. : Easy Com , Eas G ? , the nemesis of Baie Ruth t be. ° m s He Knows All : P : nly route | is has not been able to pitc! ie 4 Writer Says—French Fig Best Lightweight. championship i en | gam ren hurl to a Datt 7 — ™ | » : . few weeks ago. nen | this seasor suFitis has crippled ‘ 4 i : ot . not omotir the | von be nay be out 4or the ¥ s ¥ f,. aa . ip ae = By John E. Wray, mpsey 7ibbons bou | ason iny Williams has not _ - may to ee ene * ) _ > \A (nis vea le By Harry Bullion, j 4 the lad local fam Ligh Ne Oe ee eee aa. wey sr =e sag ion ae ' pans ‘ to > that the chamg Baseball Editor Detroit Free Press. et the’ Coliseum, where he is-schedul RE: ie ese oe tthe cieouin~ | he. tartan Ge Se oa ty Judging by, Kilbane’s g TRO Mich.. May 29.—Shocker and Holloway were the. . itp ‘ » be & to 1 in his favor i , I . Fel | ¢ to ; opposing pitchers in today’s game, which is the first of a long Oger : Fes ar oi am actin Sasa Pee ee ae y Mitehell. | the game. Ster we mot. te caste tases ean — Secs Mayle he is too sure. road trip for the Browns. About 7200 pers: ms wefe in the stands. we 2 Be the best featherweights in thé came. ) 7 a rata ang 7 e oe se mb oy cap a a ee ope att ue & wipe off th stat , ‘“ “whe writer dropped up to saat e_Tobin in 2 | | olkD ) 3 ) : i. money record ¢a gas toda to see how Johuany gy elgg — i gee gmpate gimmie iataid | 5: round r under. i the fieure is me wor ‘ un = = , ; ta imal jt so will bring — : coming tor ogeh the final hard eae Gorter goins 4 0 0 | : E. : really that of the junio hrwerch aati ial, Sane al cs ' aoe An Ww 3 u Ha Ho at th Si represen tative: | in preparation for the bout, i SE ene acering Z ision. However. the featherwergnh ™ a jerber. 2 nes Re PB. : j : call . : ie ge 3 » practically 1 differ: rn ee. nope rut a rainass vy. however, will clamp on ¢ Holloway on the mound muerne Jaco! sao obb f 4 : ‘ ae : i bo” 3 ; oundags een the tv ;- we LOTR ceams til ifterward, to stay until Mw batted for Robertson, and singled. / Wiiams |! ach, ae : ee ef Ng EN : canning out in front by ig Mar- is decided or a State law & scoring McManus. Severeid tried to Nowany* .° - Swag “Me Ee ie “a a Kabby at His Best T. -LOUIS' banner baseball | gin, there is every prespect that | into the books make third, but was cut down, Cub) | Robertson Sg fh bas eS La & abby at His Best. ie a ‘ ' roke the gap between the Gethanites of R “J ie Maaey. Sebliebecr tied to Cetd | She: ae toe : ; ¥ *e , is makeup appea to > forward = phe ome 4 h both leagues and their rivals will ee alge Has Tough FOUR RUNS. ————— oe Nallin and Evs te ae me tne men pun ige DY’ a ; : rHNpeare . a 14 widen day by day. and that the © piece-ce-resistance is ¢ DETROIT—Ellerbe went to third aaase— am: ; ; Fe are irrences ‘kK O’s in bh fade ou to hard luck on world’s series will again he ind tussle befween en er. Sener Slee | oh a Se se...» es ed r i : : Hh op a . ' ; 2 ; Be a “. i sg : ‘ “Ei Se lee at :t ;~ vill ‘ acti! in @ ey Port le a ean ‘ould , ‘ I rhe meantin oa wil] ; : 7 aan a Ponard is the fa . prepped. , f , | | ” . | ae { Ka a2 . ri > ti “a we : oi + ‘Bea / - e ie , feme and — . =e ~ ‘ an Rees 3 " aba sale: aiken me . wa z brought Rt hos aise! as handed an except dle Dotan Gerber PHILADELPHIA ‘ me ae oes | h | . LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS . ash foe ts Chariey Glaser. G P ~~ i } } Jie ’ . , ; en t Hi ‘iia ; . santana by popular vote. . +f Columbus wee frem Yeang Finh- | is. es | ne : ea oe - er, Syracuse, NV. Y. | ats Flapgagan, another ntiprize fight law. iction and the city not ae with >> | Blue on tehird ber whose throw force Cobb, McMaenus dropped, Blu: * now a better fighting machine than! i 167 points discrepan 7 | | ; . . thea . : *+ornaire ; rs ‘ hs : ~% BL inok-in -= r ; “Ss. Th R yy’ ue } hat . . . | ag ge oo Sceneenmmetmacr ta courer— CHICAGO deipaia, 10 reund=. Leegis de Arede this time and expect 110 (Barnes ‘ ye S 1 “0 0 defeated Bricker Ryan, 10 rounds. fermer iacing n airbrecn.: | ; Philadeiphin—Frankie Williams *%ored ) y vori Cleveland High Rules as Fa o te cen em 8 foul ‘rem Joey Wa rks. The advance sale has pas Canaue 105 (Colts! a , ey! , ? , , 7 “ to Ss th rd Time. 111 * nae arg Rati, | “atieres: « eliand—+ , 7 R e : “ij e}] = le 4 dere | att hicago—kKvu rmisor n — rh , ° ren on eanactt . ee h, Wiliam Tell. Shuffle Aijongs * aac Kobertson . | hree- un y in ent nning . rma . tha as Annual Track and Field New Y ark Frankie Jerome, ~ : os ase ey etn ° ~ . - e Dm price = iw ami Belmont Results. 0 0 3 , ‘ | — nae ct: : | ste mea eS “a tu : ia C d f 7000 Pittsbarc,. Pa.—(uddy de “Marce Louisan. meets Joe C Rael 5 Nullif EF ' ne : “ NATIONAL LEAGUE ° . = P ‘a . med : A Games Get Under Way. New Vork. ecizchth round: K. O.{.§§ Phil = od pai ad as hi zh as oe = Back Fox 137 (taynes). eS: L L | 7 } . it : dec, one round: Georgie Peck eurt- reands IIS pounds, 5 Nes tcoltine? :* | 2. | FIRST GAME. 7 | sr . , rly pointed Danny Maher, twe rounds; Sammy Mandell ve. Frankie jostle Chief, LT \Sande). 7 . | PHILADELPHIA AT BOSTON —_—— ) arian: ee fon Sty ee ee en | 2 eee . , : reunds: Herb “Schweitzer defented Charter Glaser wa. « Time-—1 3 Place—Detter Park artery Bush sine 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 7 14 6 By Dent McSkimming. root —— “aN : | | msement ee oe Kaiser, S rounds, 122 pounds, = ught Results. etek ei. ee member of cee SARERS ane tira : St. Louis Stars Lees, eeeaemee: | I jis Stars were defeated JOLTED; BENTLEY LOSES - , Kinies py the Elite Giants of Nashville, HORSESHOE LEAGUE ; 7 2 ; : ‘ ; . : ; : " : 4 : — nN . . , - . . . ° - . ; "7 = —— oo ee FOUR OUT OF SIX GAMES °~~ | 5 “The visitors scored two runs in | Ruster Brown le | a i neas, . } AOR i a 2: : the : Sell, the St. Leavis WLenherdt ; . ‘ - +2 Ons i | : SECOND GAME. a a er was itted from the box in ucky SHOOND RACE. $900. claiming, 3-year- | PHILADELPHIA AT BOSTON a : , rues yes- niagee Numeth wide and wp, foaled ‘anrada, m dl tis , ; = : - ?.i—- yards Aquatic (Holloway $20 ae. — , : 3 i b _ first. palety 7 — = |2 : eae 2a t runs. The: pe wet ee ne. and) ¥ | ther America ST. LAWRENCE U. TEAMS im“n FIRS TRACE S800. Uxtford Purse, ~ y 3 ful u 0 2 0 1 0 K 10 13 2 im, five p— De Pw Lud snr ye — VY e’ ana rAY MIRST RACK, The Orchard Hal! Pures . — ' gy 3-year-olds and up, six furlongs « CHICAGO AT PITTSBURG 1Is iw Poa) Se “0. eee be as ue) Trumps loc i(Marvweyv':. $5 SU 3 0 ? 0 eeounad, Jimme Daw LIQ (Stearns. be nird Time, 1:12 4-3 Line tah os PITTSBL RG fowdre, Pheiepiay end Lady Champ : " ryeda ° . i - * a eee ; . = ° - ’ ; : . ‘ : 2 . ; al & : ; rm " * ‘ys -* ; » x c 4 en r O - : : r 2 , : + cf : ’ ive . > BUD HUNTER WINS NET Batteries: Chicago — Alexander and | fCr @ single renga? nings. Si lis defeated Cincin- | ;, | sa sapeae Ps 0p inl Pittebure——A diane. Boehier and Rg then smot n er ; ta : ; if nings ; } ai be , NEW CU TOURNEY AT PRINCIPIA eon" ne EAP wae ease. see Bud Hunter of = “hicagco won the ne “ stabbed At > .2 annual boys tennis tournament a?! ( c |! dawn, and tien th: wild Sec joie agape —— = me Cw ) en . ' els n unde Oa! rli- . : : ‘ — . (Tempt to retir AIimmick ne : n t * : —— lay . . aoe yesterday after-/} TODAY'S TABLE ; end. esmltiie ran ks of Plate when |! : mj car : its hav- Dy : “. Genuine Florida-Sumatre ) . t 9 r? fir ’ ’ — » - . 4 7 da ' tT} . ig Be. . 4 1) ’ ; . ~ . "7 ; . 2 § ’ ‘7? neen by defeating Tom Groon of this , third and . ' , ef ca pa aS *~aiaat nial wiv the most near- om c. a oe , city | nthe fina lrownd. The score | - )}& Winning ralls Jace th Secured mpregnabie front in either leags wc he ™ hen ge Bs pe Wrapper of the match was! 6—2, 6— hh , > te . ™ , P IN OKLAHOMA TOURNEY | : were sented in 19821. Hunter winning it that) Pittsburg ‘ear and in 1822 Hunter is captain (“hicago of the Prinvipia tennis team and | Broockiyn . : "sea aot seidom in be. bo ranking singles plaver “ARDINA) Phe stroke analysis of vesterday s Boston ‘h follows ‘ipcimnat :, : i‘! = Freigau had turned some remark Mh innin nen, wit the core a Qe First Se Mts. G. PRiladeiphis Oo = 78 able plays earlier in the game. His ‘ed, the “dina ere i sco . mS _ | pou iTBArBent . Ri | ere ma : ter filling the bases with nec, JOHNSON IN BOSTON IN t Tulsa Saturday and Sunday. Th . . . | w Freigan’s Wild Throw. : AO? a ed Hunter . eo os throws from deep short had been a Uireen.... ae & 3 ¢ AMERICAN LEAGTE. ercat: @ ¢ them reaching Bot- out. Bere ee stave CONNECTION WITH SALE in / ae - a : are . Secend Set ' If They If 7 y , . nad then Nunter oo - 2 ee ; Pet. T te v= y “ et me - ets ‘;reen ~ 932089 4 ~" | York _" T14 a - Ps or — _— ew y - ‘ 3 Third ser . . wr ~ ’ rit " . vr’ - : > - : > — ‘- * ; ¢ rree “ “4 nd — L: o* . _* Sco 2 — m ; : ° 4 , , :. . ~* : ed ts Munter i. = @ ~ - PRiiagdeiphia 57H SAS : “we , : , ——— iti : ES , _ a ' ues pe Pp KAGE . nn ee eee ee 7 ie stnteep poocent —_ Seog or 73. “other pis AC of Green See t: 2s 9 , ng “OM ue a min peg Har-/sound fo! ) , ers | ~~ 2 : Det roit ; S00 S14 1, Se ‘vs : aii : : : ‘ ' ; -o ' » er ’ 2 ' Ts. . > , , 5 a on e > ? ar . ws at the.plate ané@ Clemons ena a gic Pccagp— es 5 , : 2 is handy to car. 1 a ni : — =? tecapitulation——Hun te Sets. Washington . 47 455 .42 grave was (te unnber mes 12 . ee . ne , i I : , tie el. ina _ owe ~ exgon- =“ BROWNS : 4-4 44) * beunced and wadcded@ied a rne ’ ed tiie } ne lett? “hy, — . an "ea 1 te na fr c : , pee ne . but d "t hesitate ’ _ mone. Zameq .. Points 66 ~ PIS, Gyicago .... 4086 4.4 ; second. where he was relie’ st: ™ a ze , ‘bear Linesamen, Lewis and Ange Boaton . 3067 387 . , vw Sinai . ation: i ey] "? ; : . . eal eu rie : , : _ _ Pinch runner the Neds Peared destina:, ;, — —— =. J0Eneen, | Gomes | for b oe wits ‘S* : , open the foil and vine se ’ : Tomorrow's Schedule. touch very deliberately bunted to-| certain victory * the American League. arrived 3 : ind Han CLEVELAND FAVORED TO NATIONAL LEAGUE. ard third base. ton Stock, ap-| The general play pore tthe S ay only one or two. St m | ntly unprepared for th: : tremeiy ; He eld , —e eer Tae Nroenec- : : : : — . ; ) » bi . , eld. | imto the bleachers and cettine « tein at r of le Browns, released Ce ee ee | ee i i rr mare c p GSPRia & wion, if an nd Kimmick. the | h nine red ie, 7 y ' ; Lou position in order Cleveland is imag ta to win hich ——. laylieht sa ‘ , from second honeras in the High Schoo! League an- Rreekiyvn at New Yor ' . — (Oe igggacee ical crit ney ree | ws : , " on é ‘ e : Sresiden ; ost ‘Tub. Quinn nial tract and field meet at Francis 7. a. See Oe , position a ene aA pore “Snes Bodo wwe Se tit > WSs asseciated with the three Field, Washington University, this AMERICAN LE AGUE aes he a ee ray nar was own- afternoon. (eveland qualified 42 ot ewe at Ts wot 14 1 and . A ; om ~ee : ; ma si : ' = +} a : " . 2h a pron be - . ad Ar . plete. be \ Sex - athletes in the preliminary trials iast “©'*rriand at CDicege. ! mw 3 a iia Ciel ov vate , , .ePcs “ a SEs ' na 1 Quine vas busi- Meek " daylight sa\ing a3 Bs 18s ; e " ess anager th McKinley, winner of the champion- Merton at Pindeipnes stuff” and *'pes last year, has a streng team en- ~ ™. standard time aheack Ni tered, but Cleveland's greater num- %°* York at Waastington, 1! ' the Cards bers should bring in a sufficien: Sp. ™.. standard sane clubs into ; humber of secends and thirds, as wei) of the fire a» & share of firsts to clinch the vic- NICK ALTROCK PITCHES Eddie tery, bs oe ; er th Rey Maloney is Dicked as a certain AGAINST CHIEF BENDER . —_— 7 woner tn the 100-vard dash. This ANNAPOLIS, Md. May 29.—cExhn: to the piate Cleveland bey wee | the dash last year.| bition.)\—Washington American 15, ''°'t®' | iz. @ Navy LL &. 6 pitch OUR! ty "h o Tok - | + MTEL] a Ry Brookins Captains at lowa. Briliheart, Altrock and Hargrave, “4S hard Rit and it hugge . Pe ev aye Ahi il , . ae on te r. rou today e 5 v ‘ " fence . 7 ™ Thal . Dy (he Asenplated Preas. - iy, Dyer (Chief) Bender and Har- ground tn LK OWA OFTY. ta. May °29.—Charies | : skidded right past ) nands and lee~x ' . 1 ' goes the Senate. M Breokias of Oskaloosa, la. has Tae pee in om elected Captain of the Univer- Michigan Wins Title. Caveney hooted in @asy grounder » (iy @@ Towa track team for next COLL MBLUS ~. May 29 —Michigan proving that all the erratic fieiders in _—r, i @ Gash and burdie man clinched the i925 Western Confer- | the National League are not on the ... —New York Ameficans 8 7. 4: ett @ Mem der of the mile re- ‘ @r ce baseball champtonnhip here | vea- Cardina!) team R hmeond «<Va.) 5 S$. &. 4 uA! he te feat 2 . Stat. 4 a ° The a x? - Pippgras and Ranrgough (sree re Deco ire im. reached | stop ivene or ) mi falizing bexing ANNAPOLIS. wa May 73.—/ Exhi- en eee ee ee ee ee eee eee
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pra ae and Sande | Before Making Tent Reservations at Shelby it Might Be Well to Canvass the Housing Situation | Louis Boxers @iloHard Work or Sparring in Daily\‘tovisiane Governor, (Catcher Thomas Who. Whi Zev May Not Rum [i yirenss cans came | ames mvane sen of Central Leads HH In the Suburban) FROM THE GRANDSTAND! _IS ASKED TO RESIGN ti i | ? mmm | Di Speech From Ring, Hard Bouts at L Bpining Program of of John Kilbane —P«ts°* on Boxing NNN lal al ‘qgers Hornsby. alded by a pair of bey the Associated Press ‘ig " erutches, hobbled into Sportsman's g AMES, la.. May 29.—Lack of exec- @ as he ra ae r OoO®g ' | Three Year Old Is Eligible for yesterday afternoon and | “tive ability, jealousy and unwilling- atched the Cardinal-Cincinnati | Belmont Stakes and Rancocas game from @ seat in the grandstand: | "“™ to co-operate with the faculty " Hiis left kne ‘as a pli re are the principal charge » (Inciading G Stable May Save Him. | His left knee was in a plaster cast P : ges which mem & “ame of May 28. reorge Sisler, St. Louis’ other great bers of the Jowa State College ath- | Eleven Players Bat .200 or Bet- LEADING HITTERS. Oseball star who is recuperating . ° : ; -LPuEe - 9 . vy Lag m iliiness, Was not a spectator at | 24-886 counes ere eringing agsinet C. ter in Interscholastic AMERICAN. NATIONAL, | NEW YORK, May 29.—Grey s4€, | yesterday's game Sisler is at his | * Mayser, athletic director, in re- Galiano, a greatly improved League. Heilmann, ag Wheat, Brk y ‘winner of the Metropolitan Handi-|home recovering from a tonsilitis op-|@esting his resignation, it developed ‘ fighter, smothered Moran under a Det. . 429 pone Pitts ‘402 pres i Misadiodl temaatde eat ‘ between 20 students, the counci! and AG0) May 2?3.—| b 4 ° > arrage of rights and lefts to the 5 | Reichle, Box. .375 Frisch, \. ¥Y. .384/ GuUired t take un 135 pounds in the ‘ oe * : Happenings | “" By Fair Play. »| Eleven Cobb, Det. 367 Ne and Friedman Over Weight. | President R. A. Pearson. mport to fisti Chi body and opened a cut under Mo- interscholastic plavers hit Southworth, ‘Suburban Handicap at one mile | es : casey NEW YORK, May 29.—With left eye Galiano proved $|-300 during the 1923. season, just | Hee pling saa Si. Boston _ » cuarter hic] ill be ri 3 Se eee te ie le | Tee ene Wee ones at the ta evening at the stock. © ; was an even better slug- p= T eich, Phila. .260 Bottomley, i quarter, which will D . err cund bout between Sailor Friedman, | sistance of the student body. which tes a eres nreeredh « § mht cham] Nonship battle due ‘TO take place on Saturday | te iad in infighter and he ? : ; 1e combined average of ail) oe S78 Gey at Relmont Park ‘hicago lightweight. and Johnny | demanded the reason for the council's ¥ nm T ps | . ie | na alii ji ] ,Y § ¢ : ment i j ' . , ss =e : pon. A ne wo derin ‘nt K 1} : : . on tien of th | ithe players is around the 240 mark. MOST HOME RUNS. liattan” @ a ndelsohn of Milwaukee, which was action in requesting May ser's resia- Bh) ne of the best people ones al : 5’ 4 \udane § attitude. The betting 10- SE Sais “2 + oe eee ot) “Bill” Thomas, the husky ( )| Williams | me —— © have been held here last night, | nition ba , / vi = ran took tnree of the rounds ¢ : pepe USKy Centra * yesterdays ind of th ' alled off late yesterday. Fried- Foll th city ) Le oft for th “ J & j to ~ that the cham ’ ’ ra > : a . : ‘ Ce { ‘ ‘ } | owing e Joint meeting. merm - WwW oe "4 b nefht om run | by JK 1 pion wW il] de fend his title success- ¢ but by very small margins and the receiver, batted the ball to an even! Ruth wn } ® Mokan. Phil ~ ‘orses named Grev Lag is at the top |” | Was seven pounds overweight bers of the student body met for a ‘ st . As tah a’ ; 7 ., » ; , ; | . 2M . . s n. «? . | : rica , ’ at b @ ‘ Is ) : : . © v7 Ce . . t | iv. Judging A\ilbane’s manner and method of training it O break and finished the season with a | Hauser, Phila. 5 Traynor. Pitts. 3 with only 90 pounds, Mendelsohr wend t con ede svcesion and started calling witnesses tf prohabiy will be the last “big* | » R 1 . | f - mark of .500. which w: H a pOns APES se im the weight advatitage. The men for making a decision on their course ig’ fe to he Ss 10 11S avor. if Vou base the odds on } oY, ich was high for the artmett, Chi, + . ’ es to have weighed in at 138! of action. ya | . thay vate F a : league ‘= , _ . . ‘ Kelle , - j npottom , : é‘ e- . : axwha i | ee | ague. ‘ay Kutterer, also of Cen- | ber, Chi. 5S ; ounds. Mendelsohn made the weight, Members of the facult also until the present law iil Maybe a Is too sure. Young co s mse Club. a John ! "arker pniade a . - "of the tun, ge as Muller, a Soldan catche r| Collins, Chi. I> Bohme, Cinn. . a Mad Hatter 124, and eri guide a representative Zath.» J in pre! os hy A 2 OUT. and has done no hard sparring. mean senag } took part in ‘three Zames,. bat- MOST SACRIFICE HITS. | Fic-ur ith 122 of Chicago citizenry. amewer is Still in the air, be- “Why should 1? he asks + cause he believed that it wae ted .400 in 10 trips to the pan. | Wambsga Griffi v, winner of the Kentucky a } ‘ ' IPs anns ar th, : a romoter Jim Mullen is ready for cieanest of eporta. Al if Thomas also led in runs scored, | Choma , - i) Birk om the Withers heads the ’ | | i Tonight +7 go, lonight | ro Past. GALIANO. last night chool Sluggers —_ - c ys x defeated Pal Moran in 15 | jon Says He Knows All He Needs to Know About Box- .- rounds. Moran entered the 2 gan Meets Burman, % . 7 et é — . 9 to 1 f: n - ae 4 wy: “Peewee” Kaiser Opposes 9 Ping—Ove erconfidence May Prove Costly in Criqui Bout, cpalineds. Gilneas cee Se the} Charley Glaser. ‘i r Writer Says—French Fighter Toiling Faithfully. very first gong, bi i a a a a a et eet In Basebail som: Cs eration. ea ee ap, under 133 pounds, will be re- LT the Kilbane-Criqui feather. Williams, St. Louix« +t) Vhila. Is Iwo were even ' A record-breaking crowd at- 11S COock- |) tended the opening show of the ~Vn i a ta . OPO LLM LG-r$£L rah ah. long arm of the law to take him sie sa reed the tmain (jtotaling 16. -Selucky of McKin} ley ith 115 pounds, anda custody This is to be a test of Ray Dolan was knocked )} stole the most bases, with eight old antiprize fight law. It’s 2 Eddie Brady in four Vosburgh’'s latest rating Washington 46 Pittsburg he { ‘ven pounds better than Mar- | mdi ly action and the city authori. batting | MOST RUNS, fingale a nine pounds better than will not interfere with the bouts. : ee Rr rrr | WIth .283 compared to a ,.2639 mark New York 19> New Vork 2: vil winner of the Preakness. . however. will clamp on the liq = wn ee ape ae mr | by the pennant Winning Yeatman/! FEWEST OPPONENTS RUNS. No 3-vear-old has ever won a Sut rward, to stay until Mullen’s Case aa | on . a my + . Ww —¢! east | nine. a | New ork 119 New York . : int. Handicap under 115 pounds | ‘ }earn abou boxing. ] | rnp A YER. Tal pl. AB ” AMERICAN. NATIONAL. the chances are against Zev g£0- Kutterer ~ OF , : ing to the post, as the Rancocas sta- : e ~ . : ecided or a State law is written oe : ’ eA practice And I don't | the hooks 24 : j , rt v ‘ get an injury that would | Muller 6 ae me , , yn a eel St remme| - = Naylor. McQuillan. : ‘ noias a sgatrong h: ine WIiLNnOoOUuUL nim wm leonard Has« Toeugrh Fee. : nake me disappoint the fans bv he- ~ soon ne J he : ap € sigs -le-resiats Be : ; . ig an © Seeeeees 41 4 2 F. Phita. of 0 NX. Y. ¢ ! fy r?inermo re gh e good o~ Vear-oO d LL-~ « werance is the 10 “pave : : etween Lightweight @ | Saturda) You know, there might! Harding r By 38 a 0 Dickerman. following Seturday The Subuthas mpion Benny Leonard and Junior am |be a broken hand of a cut or some-{ F/owman......... Ci 2 9 3931 Mays, XN. ¥.3 @ Brk. 7 hiandicap was run in 1884 when the Rerweight Champion Pinkey 2 4, thing.” Margulis ....°°" +. $15 Hoyt, N. ¥.-2 © Luque, Cin. Conev Island Jockey Club held forth ie)! Leonard is the faver'! > wt - = pecees C a a St eee ~ 2 Ete ney la} Ley lt eld averite,. but | Criqui Working Hard. Ps le ae! [i : ? oR «, Det effer, + Sienna “h Ren. Siemens nt of folke expect him © have a St. L.. — 2 2 , ‘ , Dar ‘ . ’ yo = , ; : 4 ‘ : —. ** : " ‘ " - . 7. - 4 bh struggle Mitchell is such a ‘ is hardly reasonable to expect! o , a a; victor in a head and head . ' ' ' “> ‘ ; | : r. . p ] ‘ 1 ‘ L, ; y kid an ordinary-sized human ” Ki} , pn ilv y ck Og Pp inisn with iY Taglie and Jack of . RAT y*ase - that Kilbane or any other fighter, | Haj me 636 as _ Aggies Elect Erwin mw hard time fighting him. { - ie - : a ° ieart and since that day the race [5 : no matter how good, will enter a inharde S =a ¢ OR 1] ne Associa z ’ ver h \ oT if the most cov- unt . . a , , " ivy tWo newcomers are-on the », leewee” Kaiser of St. Louis = 4 . : . ) championship bout prepared to give lew Hurley of New York. Hur- “2 Js | ‘his very best unless he has worked | Was brought here by Leonard. - 7 r wae handed an exceptionally @ er SP 5P A ee a en h foe in (hariey Glaser Glaser thinks he ca so i se eogeetd, hee n- boxing ney eral veares, but , | even dione “ ' rs ad work If re 6OtD G himeelf only recently He has O S O a) | doesn't need it, ali right; but he ap.- | Snr four straight knockouts, his® | | pears to be th ily one who thinks = being a sensational affair In rounds over Jimmy Dennis ot — & aon ; Criqu n his part, is going tay -Flagagcan, another St. through all the process by which a An. meets Ine Rurman in the @ ; ifighter enters the ring fit and ready S-windup. Patsy is in good shape ae to put up the fight of his life Hie time and expects to even up a er lacing in which Burman ad tw) knockdownes on Patsy. MANHATTAN, Kar ay of > : , May 29 os ted xtures of the Eastern racing Besson ——. bs | n The Westche st Racing It fits the a vat ane 2 ition took over the Suburban Conference me 7 2 ‘ kn t ws . ’ tT? ” i: : “af Shee shes ; . Oo ected Captain psi id Ba p y ; : ¢ team re if , = as can be judged 1] \v ‘¢ ‘ cy —e 7. av vill be the equal! Cluett,Peabody & C any which has IFFY S-~-) > > ey te NARDEYx: , iis TIS Bh Be Te) — 2 works out in hard bouts and does FEECIKL ES l iti his two or three or four miles of 7 : “ - © advance sale has passed the [ la’ 000 capacity being close to $90,000. — | ei] ‘ilbane must hold thim verv top price is $1! but many nociety | Geones Frost Co., Mancas, Boston i cheaply r if he doesn't, just what | em have paid ase high as 25 for | j } idea ? The Trite doesn't | 2 SPATS ) Toenight’« Program. Beckett .. Lightweight Champion Benny Hansen ard ws. Junior Welterweight ’ | rapeps oe mplion Pinkes Mitchell, 10 . a . Team Batting. ds, 140 pounds. ; , oe Burman ws. Patew Flanagan. reunds, 120 pounds. . Sareid Smith wa. Lew Hurley, *& » & mds TIS pounds, -s | , Rec océe. Sammy Mandell wa. Frankie Gar- — 1: ; ' q “She . . & rounds, 126 pounds. Pa rr © , ee eS r. & rounds, 122 pounds. lancer —Deater Park Pavillion, ; . yards. i Les oe _ | | Schulenberg. C!...-0 0 - OR ~ ’ EE RSPSHOF LEAGUE STANDING | , er \ i Vee BORG IS EXPECTED TO a 5 ae : . ae PROVE A WORTHY RIVAL _e° ; , soe : tiers ........ 1 » Nas : » .\ | FOR — WEISSMULLER am | r | ‘ ee $ | PARIS Ma 293.—Johnny Weliss- fTharles Ginser wx. “Peewee” ? | oan, nw. : ‘ollima’ > a S é ; ban , . ‘ ; ?F . : : 5 muller. America’s human fis} an world’s swimming hampior s g0- | 4 , ing to have a worthy opponer , : . , My BES E. 1824 Olympics in the person . . , ‘ ay Borg. a les lanky Swede. ; C will get all Be Sy tea ' cording to Paris sport authorit | b> ee best sewimmer in Europe . . | . “ — In almost every trina Swim af full-size cigar —- rious distances the Swede is appr’ . . | So ' ing nearer and nearer the rerord 3 ' e of Weissmuller The Paris sporting newspaper L'Auto, points out that because Weiss- Z > avanda. » ' v muller'« ré + 1 nave not Vet heen + a accepted bv the International Swim- NEW CURRENC y e | . ming and Rowing Association, Borg eee ek 3 * an ; Y ; reall holde four world's records : we Soa : Sete oe black d white . | , “* ' ferords—al! t n : = ae ~ | in 2 ENA ea OR ne A ty | RET et / 9 hese ail se on one day : rh “ * the 16th of Anril—are for the 4é6f box one “ - . ’ oY . 3 vared £59%-vard, 400-meter and 500- : ities. ’ a-Sumatra meter swims ° — t's the best | ‘ m Rere’s time for thres oe — “ ‘ : ; a ‘. ; y follows: 440 vards. 5 minute Le Sa | Sai s . “4 [* NEW CURRENCY } iie’ins 600 yards 6 winuten 4 Ges he P ee cigarette ever made PP | seconds: 400 meters, | ut : ee ee 3 ge MMS ; seconds .N0 metere 6 linutes 27 When Five Dollar Razors —_aaaamiacataass opporgit aiid papeer T/(Echo dee. Snorte hewatle the fart were cheapened to sell for a Feet ee lly le q . pear even once in the official tat le | Sold five in | ¥ _ dollar, Gem Safety Razors xf the. srori’e roserte Suet pubtlebed! “We have heen led tn heliewe ”’ the foil or one at | 4) # *F were made to merit the Se ees Su 3 ecg ploite cannot he credited hecause a time. . ) five-dollar man’s patronage. , reset sonar sen ati Somebody had to be best—so it’s GEM. Take | , | “Tf that is true for some of the K A . % . * " Austro-American'’s records it its not : PAC GE of five A this (,em De Luxe Triumph, illustrated. | he | a . all. for Weissmuller estat fahe the following record y oF. is handy to carry fe flat nickeled case is the most expensively made case ‘ | geal tanke don’t hesitate to +a ever designed—an example of the jewelers art. | Fifty yards, 100 meters, 20 ters. varaer Trretere the foiland take | Heavy nickel plate is sanitary and wears forever: ey gee cae cae ‘The nother recordée aly one or two. = | gold film plate only wears off. ilaaiee Sede ses open water r tn Then take the Gem Frame—extra heavy,extra heavily nick- iia Se am aieebaet eled. Jtisscientifically shaped and balanced foreasy handling. , ognition. Put what abo regulariv broken whic . | | * Finally, the container of Gem Double Life Blades. All Gem Double Life ty the official liste Re protected | ay for $1 and your monéy back if not delighted. shaves twice De Foo der gggrecg : as clean —stays ian of Ce wou NEW CURRENCY oe twice as keen — as ise unfair, thta th. any other blade. whe are nn longer Sold everywhere should cotinue to a — . etal iste while the re; | ecord hold- ion | 7 for 50c fictal Rete yhile the a he profits | JOHN D. —— fi _. a LLER JR. NEW CURRENC . PLAYS SQUASH TENNIS 4 ’ s xEW “YORK May 29 Jonn tT) q 2 ee - - R : Rockefeller Jr is keep? fis YY #- ’ y Ping fi by a = is 0 . Piaying equash tennis on top of a Established 1760 o . , a= E 2 en | \ekyscraper In black tights and } = jersey, he played vesterda: . s oO h yes at the UPTMANN TOBACOO OO, . : Le . f | ' 7 ; as OF 6 new outdoor court on o ibutors) St. Louis . : 7 ‘)? . “ Wr tf } all Fi) id ne near ; Px | f Standard © Besides Ipressing epectators with his well- _knit physique, he showed exterity , | anc .speed in covering 1} . afl Peet | © court GEM SAFETY RAZOR-CORPORATION ft He played 26 minutes and lost Factories: BROOKLYN, N. ¥. : 16 to 13. to Walter Kidde. New Jer- - Highwas OmMmmMisrsioner who de- signed the court, ome of the largest im the country. ; ee Nae: mg laa a eS TREC. TS The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Giebe-Democrat and the ‘Times Combined. _
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In Order That Our Employes May Fittingly Observe “Memorial Day,” This Store Will Be 4 : i BILLION WT Closed Tomorrow—These Special Offerings for Thursdayg ™ > St modern vault. where furs, Winter clothing. rucs. i . : r ’ jan and a cas Py eon _ 3 SS ———EE = — = _ _ — ~ —— o. - ‘ . : - - _— . - — —- — el -- SSeSe oe es ( CHOeT* HOT SHES EEE FOS . -- . —— — - - “99+ ©eeee re Cee T SESS = = _— = -- — = 2.2.2 —— — — Cotton Frocks in New Styles| Smartest Summer Clothes A Remarkable Choice of Summer’s Approved Modes, at 3 Sy A Complete Showing of Correct Styles for Men and Young Men > S ‘ - =: © Hot-weather Clothes of the kinds which assure utmost satis- ¢ $ $ il > = faction in comfort, appearance and service, expertly tailored of Bw Je : the best materials. Extra Trousers mav be had to match Suits \\ : in these groups: > @ Charming Frocks of ginghams, linene, , | 3% LE ‘ \ \\ : 3 Gabardine Tropical linens, voiles, cotton crepe and ratine. eci=fey tA fo | +: Two-Piece Suits Worsted Suits | ee a wit enenndal with the styling and trimming of each ee Sees, ee Be : J . -ASHINGTON, May 2 mode! highly authentic. In fact. the val- SS ee: % | Priced at Priced at van 2) Sts : Resorts will sala ue-versed will realize that here is an or- | = Sa yp Wi eae e E 4 @ CaP na @ Fin SS =e Oe ul S © cughly the offer of mere thas port unity to most advantageouslv sup piv : *: ae : - : >P() TO 235 2() TO 235 cae ee 5. = a . EY - “= 2h). & EE nen: acco con bon Sizes 34 to 44 in Women’s Dress Section. pees = . ’ ; -_— - =F AS . ig ;) - ET ms => : ° > _ — oe at One mre ™~ or a | 7 . : = 7 — & i la . ’ >" gz ski ta err rts —~™ ea = with at least as good service as anemia x3 = 3 soe a) ye : ~ ° . Fk id. See . ; ~ -* .-% d Khaki | |e | \& : : Palm Beach Suits Mohair Suits ee Soe MIE wova.cen uy axe tae ad ] 2 Ppa Té ES > — Gee : ‘ES One. two or three button stries, ail re i tor permanent shapeli- : 7 * om gi ping Board. during the entire ne See Ss : se ee ess of iported and a : % The Governm mm | ra = , = the agreement. —For All O , a > a .* = sports and Nortolk models: ~ ~ oe “ 228 tailor utdoor Sports SO: FSS = 2 : ieh+ mediom and 9 api | Ona igs mrs 6Srts Pisce: 4 have the richt to repossess « = that ‘ Paes e Bee“ i 2 ee 4 are mace on the principal. . .. | $1 31.95 ; ' 3 3 e) Ys oe Se = i— - a Breen eee bn) a eaut os * . . ; $1 95 “We are prepared to fur = ; : ce eee | Bord of $1.990,000 guarantercing casi ale Rian a a aia Besa | ee | . a ’ we will sign a contract is a —______ =o Ket | a same. and to discuss any or all reurth Fleor f : "aed ee ge 7 = detaiis of such a contract.” ~ Chairman Lasker emphas the total sum offered waa . ‘ three times the inventery v — : } BA the fleet based on present world ket prices. Netther he nor any Tharsday, You May Save on ns ? , Supply Many Sammer Needs From Thursday’s Selling of oF SN EIN: .eticial would cutimate what - me = be a fair valuation of the other Coats’ Sewing Thread aciall . | = 3rsS Gaus = So 20,000 Yards 69cto $1 Wash Fabrics, (G328\*? 4 Saas At the Special Price of , Dozen.... on see-were spools bi . = “ne » ‘The bidder has not disclosed Cs atwave reliable Ce aa Including ! : , . . — ss = a gd i thin as to Ris on nect) ° EE She aheave veliahic Coats’ best | ost Wanted Kinds—Priced, Yard | j uns nection or . _ . we : i Sina tae : jie save whar is rcluded in the taf cord Thread. Limit = 3 ” q | nose WHO sew WILL SUTELVY Wa Re advantage or these remarkabpie savings anc, S 4 4 Laswer said The board com ; aa —-- = > mere are the most popular weaves. almost rv Summer need mav be supplied. At th ; % receives offers similar to thig | Darning Cotton Sewing Cotton cial price vou mav select— i when investigated nothing has Coats 45-yard 93 spools | Toh “larks rard ’ k . $ : ? P eo of them , Bedora “uitings Pancy Ratine Checked Tissue Zephyr Ginghams ee No Cash With Off Darning Cotton in ack. . . “ ~ ~ per dozen spools Third Fleer | Ra i property intact and do nsething ee | See oe | ¥ | ext October when $50,900,008 ; par ‘© ™ Tv l2e 2 -? «of ¢ Stee bette Geteen Tase. vartee- be india Tape . : 4 | per cen f the purchase price @yerd belts Bias Tepe: black er She all-clastic Sanitary Beits ive T a a Of course it would be delix hursday.. Te . : Bi oaé to this bidder.” : - | white ce Fe Sane, Sane See, ee Thursday—in Our Infants’ Shop— Thursday, You May Select | n investigation. the bid 1 | = Py ray | @ Swagger, envelope, shopping, pouch, round-bettomaiil g The pfter was presented by ISe ali-leather Machine Straps. tte Ww Paets er “Skirt Hangers be bona fide If so. there can doubt the beard will make the ere Te Se Deftearce Safety Pins, sizes |. Be All-rubber Baby Pants te 2 end 3: card Me fancy styles of Bags, of coradovan calf. real pin seal, aang Ee a ae ~ 3 Postal Suppiy Ce. of Silver ¢ . se ed ens = . = : | . SP 5 \ 2 }17 $3 Quality— rt »e -- Ss 50) | - — ¢ x. ¥ He represented a gr ~— —_ _ a io . . , oe ; . : ' ’ 20@-coant “Needlepoint Fins te dee welwet garip “Sew-onm Suppert- E Gree eate paps eee and Cap Sets —_ Black Canton Crepe 35> ‘ttlonme shoulder 69 > 7 4 —_ AAi~Sii A | _ pe ts as m.. 7 and inactive. and ail other per set | 2d traps. priced 7 s . »s -) makes it unusualv desirable. G ; oid ne retin: a ~e An 1s : tor: Pacts ie “A ~~ ad | smart frocks it ts leading In favor. | 2 ihe pose 's51.000. 4 | — | Payment of $51.900.000 would 7 «4 . ——— - — a = Se > 4 , | SS Southall s Napkins Mothex Garment Bags ASS 4 Saves $2.98 Black Charmeuse $3.75 Printed Canto : . , made on Oct 1. 1923. and TED Seeet 8) cual bustp? ‘srhke — “e Soft rich ali-silk Satin Very heavy Canton Crepe. | ier Bi ir : 690 yearty thereafter until the ; — pain : : 4 bad been paid. stor- ty bao rhen ron az ents ring se = “harm ©use 4 neoRe wide rinted n “—lort.) "2attarn . is : per package oe. .. 09c Summe a ed s a9¢ bs , ‘Coat imported white Swiss 4 sindien én ae 7 OC - both g -ments nex ee ; eee leg ei. = Chocolate Brazil squares match the dots. Daintw and | Dn ee i ate eae ee as .: are , ‘Some prospect of ssie. Of the = - > Ri aaa we . cael x a fan ee ; ) - les ye oer e- 7 —n salts mrenes Wice f . : : * : Posals suomitted for opening an Smee ~ > =D eZ LEI T L C LU. . iL1i LES Ut i ‘yy anc Unisnied im smart ; — " a hina 4+ erda Regularly 60c—Thursday, Lb. ‘ | Vvears. ! | yara $1.88 peodie effect: vard $1.69 : = — a. | 7 ; a , 4 eg na Any , ee te » Rras - ante ~"" 7 , . z f 4C te Main Fleer a ime Third Fleer ; " ne ie * ~ al Nie z amrounced tRat oniy four or Ove ] ets Diapers Bassinets | ; | 3 peared :o offer posmbilities, alt Blank P A Tharsday Attraction for Women— | re ee mai Veinues al $2.50 ltaiue $8.95 Value zone " @ A cream) hecela , covered With sweet * ite a de us “Special ——be sure - Main Ff leer Inv TTafions “ave Seen ex tem $1.39 Sle $5.95 fs | Poreh Dresses | Extracedinary, indeed, Is This Thursday Sale al : Peutine ‘ee Gace ferences members of the _ Of Importance Thursday, This Offering of patios fans _ we 27 rhe jes Wood L white | | Curtains q f= Would not comment on the : . immed ee ee | 4 5 (‘( e sale offer which had deem} . - - ~- filly deliared “the final eff Der A. ale Cloths iat tenes. | taper. a os $5.95 to $8.95 Values i $2.50 to $15 Values Offered in Three Big Croape, > Po In Three Groups, Priced as Follows: ~ . i oa : ar a » a -_ 70x70-Inch 70x88-Inch 70x106-Inch $ 5 Sir >I Boge 5 i.\ ae. As Size, Each Size, Each Size, Each _ ™ ” 1) — _ : a 4 , — $ 95 > 95 > 5 fy @€ Thrifty housekeepers will certainly want to se # — sna when ew hla —= | @ Wash Dresses’ for outings and | ~~» from these hightv unusuai groups— the accumaal— a Lee rte hts atest drawings. —— | any |} ton of small lots from our big May sale. Curtains@ 4 r ‘omorrew home wear. of ginghams, tissue ging- : agg gg : , : voile, plain and fancy marquisette. f l toe | ual ves of he : an + _ & ‘ a% . « .* iin rein - 3” Jaa ham, lawns and dotted Swiss. Loose- : z , airs of a pattern lengths > a and ®t. ¥ : - teprceted Dame acs ' ae - J oon. wizrened off hex. 22x22-Inch Napkins to Match. Dozen. $9.50 : , e . —- 7 : ee = +- = 2 ' See | : imme and semi hitted styles, trimmed = ong. Please bring window measurements, as € . a . = immenesety stout @ Pure bieached Irish ins Le a mack wa 4 % A \? >\ : iw r : : : ’ ~+ > — i + > - : ‘ i SRS Beans or ova! igre. | tle : an with white organdie, lace edgings and AS: | sale must be final. Be us “Brother Jonathan.” their good wearing qua ° Acad sow young =2n. of aplendid service ' | | | —" if 5-Gal Vediam Bod y. Specneal at S QS | rosettes, appliqued figures and other | 3 — - | . 4 4 wo tee new thet vou Bare $2.95 Table Damask oa on a ee ): OTg ==; | $0.00 to $7.50 Curtain Panels GRR sv = => == > 1s 2 , 7 ~~ “ = Ali-iinen Dieached Table ‘an : ’ aed , par . ie ‘ These Curtain Panels come iz attractive designs. ail gecd quality. Quantity is limited. making «arty shopping necessary. Thursday, each T®? imches wide and in Moe: 2 og r ni el + ; er ae _ me. At, » eee . “— wae pric : See -ctiewe dietitian ai! “ t< : ; Re ray S. ‘ : mat light Body S258 Heavy Body $3.1: SASS SSS SSS SSS SSSA a LIP COL ESS “ath Peer | —
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oover Offer e New Mode!) pony doh Suction a - My splendid features Basement Gallery irsday } ttece anak these seeerer oe — — —- ——— ee. eee ee Tritt rr riiiiiiiiiit rit saat = = nt Pet = ——- SSCP eee eee eee eens SHH Pe Pee ee eee eee eee - —- andbags alues ———————— pouch, round-bottom and calf, real pin seal, India and patent leather; in wanted shades. Main Floor his Thursday Sale of ns ee Big Groups at, Pair 0 $4.85 Tiainly want to select obups— the accumula- May sale. Curtains of isetie, from 1 to 2 2, 2', and 2. yards neasurements, as each ain Panels all ver& king i riftth Fieer designs, early tractive t this }a) - | ' Bh x Serres AUS. 10SE FF BILLION | Editorial Page . Daily Cartoon oe ee 2 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | EE Just a Minute — Society—Drama | —— PART TWO. DOLLAR = * Le — — _ —s BID IS BACKED UP esscss or reccow c or Factory Owner Class Wear White Bands and Make Sorties From Fire Department Against Communists Board to Investigate Thor- oughly the Offer Received From Group of Financial Interests. ENTIRE MERCHANT FLEET INCLUDED Total Sum Nearly Three Times the Inventory Value | of Vessels, Chairman Las- ker Asserts. By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 23.—The Shipping oBard will investigate thor- oughly the offer of more than $1,- 000000,000 for the merchant fleet, and if the bidders can received yesterday entire Government Chairman Lasker said’ back up their pro- posal “there be no doubt ‘he board will make the award to them.” The proposal as made public by the Shipping Board said: “We agree to operate present lines ‘oday, . with at least as good service as that rendered by the United States Ship- ping Board, during the entire lif> of The Government to ~he time that there is a the agreement. have the property default in payment of any part of the principal sum or any installment of full richt to repossess all at any interest Interest to be paid in on the unpaid the same time as quarterly payments are made on the principal. Offer a Bond. "We are prepared to furnish a bond of $1.9000,000 guaranteeing that we will contract is awarded fame, and to discuss any or all other details of such a contract.” Chairman Lasker emphasized that» the total sum offered was neaziv three times the inventory value of the fleet based on present world nar ket prices. Neither he nor any sther official would estimate what would be a fair valuation of the other assets of the board. such as office equip- ment and the good will of the 18 es- tablished routes. “The bidder has disclosed aiiv- thing as to his connection or worth save what is included in the latter.”’ Laswer said. “The board constantly receives offers similar to this, but when investigated nothing has come of them. No Siekn a not Cash With Offer. fer. It is asked that we hold all -ur property intact and do nothing until next October, when $50.000.000 or 5 per cent of the purchase price wi!] be Paid. “Of course it would be delightful, if, on investigation, the bid proves to be bona fide. If so, there can be no doubt the board will make the award to this bidder.’ The offer was presented by John W. Slack, president of the Columbia Postal Supply Co. of Silver Creek. N. Y. He represented a group of Capitalists. It is proposed $1,051,000,000 “for all ships, active and inactive, and all other property of the United States Shipping Board. real, personal and mixed.’ An initial] Payment of $51,000,000 would be made on Oct. 1, 1923, and $50,000.- 000 yearly thereafter until the sum had been paid. The shipping board will proceed immediately to determine the possi- bilities of the several bids out of the approximately 20 received for pur- chase of the Government's merchant fleet which it regards as offering some prospect of sale. Of the pro- posals submitted for operling by the board yesterday in response to its invitation for bids, Chairman Lasker announced that only four or five ap- peared to offer possibilities, although four others were in the ‘twilight Zone.’ Invitations have been extended to bidders to confer with the board. Pending the outcome of these con- ferences mem bers of the board would not comment on the result of the which had been of- “the final effort to out of the ship sale offer fieially declared Fet the Government Ping business.”’ BEERBOHM TURNS HIS SATIRE T0 AMERICA’S ART PRODUCTS Epecial Cable to the Post-Dispaten 9c “oa —America exhibition of Beerbohm's latest drawings here tomorrow With his us vein of pungent Wit, he has depicted Dame Europa. & Woin, wivened old hag. conversing With immensely stout, prosper Gus Jonathan.’ young man that you have bough! products, I will be vours, and I am price Jonat the op right M: it the Mas Max which LONDON a place in Oren, " > sai Dbrothe, Anda -2ing, “now ™ all my happy tn ae line ¢t. “Name it now she is art quire all v Pay ' Marn ‘Tuppence he twer wr weroln : ge rerowus han an- = ’ lulls ? of the uring vast majority into the sent 1! cftreet out shot uarvers- late — WW PRISON, ELECTED 10 OFFICE Andre Time. Reds Again Name to Office for Sixth Irench Marty ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1923. way ¢€r landm —_— —— —____ ‘ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EV EN ING, ‘MAY GIENTIST FINDS CHANCES GOOD FOR AMUNDSEN FLiGhT First Mate Sverdrup of the “Maud” Discusses Ques- tion Flyer Must Solve Over the Nerth Pole. COMPASS VARIATION ENDS AT THAT POINT Specially Made Sextant Will Be Guide if Observations Can Be Taken — Dead Reckoning Otherwise. the Nor- discoverer of Roald Amundsen, wegian emrplorer and the South Pole. make his long-planned attempt to fly across the North Pole. H. U. rup. second in command of Maud, from which Amundsen start on his adventurous discusses, in the ing the prospects of a successful flight to Spitsbergen or Cape Columbia.) BY H. U. SVERDRUP. Aboard the Ship Maud, Arctic Ocean, by Wireless to Christiania. Thence by Cable to the Post-Dis- patch—The prospects for a suc- cesswul issue of ¢ Amundsen’'s scheduled to June 20, (Capt. hopes shortly to SveETA- the will journey, Jollou article. ‘apt flight, which is Wainwright idediy favorable Navigation in the air the Start from on are dec rests upon navigation by the try over ch. he is lving KnoOWs it pared with where Sa iy ¢ principles as » = - . ; o sea If the airman can see coun- and ie iVigation is to be com- the naviga along a the seam: finds his j lighthouses and oth- tion eoast by means of ArkKs. other h to see h and is way, Re If, on the able steer by comy] speed at which to ascertain his a the airman has to measure the is flving in order This tired when over seas or or pre- leeway is not ass and he etual more req! position procedure is the flight fields the takes with no obvious which the place 1inent points by be fixed The far vy taken ore frequently than by sea: on observations must he the other hand. it is not so important should be absolut to the liane and they elv « great sneed ng to the exposed vecsce] owl that an airplane is the same advertentliv it Specially Made Sextant. sextants lied with per- heen the (Geodetic "oF dangers asa APProagr hes en7rye For navig the air have ucted su artificial horizon The ation in heen const! pp most has Fischer of I'nite a Sta and Washineton, which has at the disposal of Cap- of these instruments Mr Coast eonstriucted hy tec Survey erally laced a sextant supplied artificial horizon ment it will the alti- instru easure an exactness of which is observations In particularly fa- exactness of rf mw? utes quit faAr aT) « irpl: T’nder vorable conditions an even one minute to two minutes may he obtained It is of owing to the great speed of the airpl: that the results of the observations should he fo hand within the br enace of possible The rational + rm importance ine iefest ima moet observation is allied St. Hi- if which that at the sun 1s e of wav to make use r tn adant it . re’e method 1. , inle consists in findings it firet the moment of observation ‘ differen foarn ¢ ahove the meridian Y¢ reenwich is | . the exact time according to hic adisnos i? es b.. For Bad Weather Pivine see , 29, 19: 23. PAGES 11—14 tn Route Amundsen Must Take to Fly Over North Pole rr ae af £ Sserrzeercen GCRELMLAND re Ae ; ’ ’ | ’ ; pass course Sper T case Cap- Cape the Associated Preas. CHICAGO. May 29.—Company as- | sociations of employes are fixed in- | stitutions on the Pennsylvania Sys- tem, Samuel Rea, the carrier's presi- denf, told the United States Railroad | Labor Board yesterday, regardless of | any decision the board may issue dealing with the carrier's employe representation policy. President Rea, appearing volun- tarily before the board in a dispute involving the right to represent the road's 40,000 or more clerks and miscellaneous forces, claimed by both the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, Freight Han- diers, Express and Station Employes and the Carrier's Employe ation, asserted that the Pennsylvania would not deal with the clerks’ un- ion, as such, and that it would con- tinue to negotiate with its employes solely through the recognized repre-' sentatives of the ations. Flouting of Law The clerks’ union the Pennsylvania system flouting the laws of the United States; that the management has deciared the corporation superior to the law; and that to “allow such a policy to be followed by any private corporation without punishment or reprimand is to put a premium on crime and to condone and protect anarchy.” The union representatives, FE. H. Fitzgerald, grand president; J. H.| Sylvester, senior vice-grand presi- dent: C. P. Briceland, vice grand president: H. F. Baldwin, vice grand president, and C. H. Penstemacher, general chairman of the Pennsyl- /vania system board of adjustment, | through their spokesmen, recogniz- ing the limited power of the board to enforce its decisions, asked for ‘the fullest publicity © °*° ® to; spread this story of contempt and lawlessness throughout the coun- wr dele are 16 hours con- secutively from Point Barrow. with- out having had the opportunity of making a single observation, the air- man. independent of anv leewav should find himself at the very which the compass land him direct Nor must he have heen met bv for even in wind of 19 meters after a flight of 16 tude have reached 8&5 North 171 de- will land him deciared, ‘“‘Re it the Order of B'Rith in session, £0 on rec- point from would ren contrary a contrary course on Spitsher- winds case of about in the second, he will the eo. from Siberian hand. the prospects | flight from the Pole umbia must be considered more The in fact find himself over the Polar Basin after for 16 hours. and the North 65 degrees West will land him on Grant's Land, in the neighborhood of Colum bia. Even under unfavorable con- ditions he cannot avoid reaching the near Cape Columbia. provided he will be to keep himself in the air for a sufficiently long time. If. on the other hand, he makes up his mind to reach Spitsbergen, the risk of landing on the New Siberian Isles presents itself as the more Ifke- Iv alternative TRANS-MISSOURI-KANSAS TRAFFIC BODY ORGANIZED Will Seek to Ontain ta Proper Distrib- ution of Freight Cars for Middie West. Disnvatch May "9 TY? fe and the Cen- hours onlv decrees irse wishes to follow the meridian, where- oe" FORD OF BACKING KLAN MEN AS IT CHOOSES tain Amundsen, should be unable to ascertain his position at the moment and Hissed at B’Rith Abra- The only reliable information at his | bor Board Hearing. at the rate of 80 miles an hour he ATLANTIC CITY, NW. J... May 29. not carried him too far out to either and hooted, gates attending the find himself at the moment. adopted a resolution criticising him based upon the supposition that aspirations and accustng him of be- without a dissenting vote after The resolution ord as follows: against the Jews as un-Ameri- mentals upon which this country I!s every now and then, if ne as from the Pole, the course can be ch CUISES. ROAD 10 DEAL WITH kept constant North 171 degrees | | ively. If the airman, in this | take observations for the controlling | of his flight, he will be unahle to . ‘ an , 7 . * Manufacturer’s Name Hooted;|Pennsylvania System Offficers he is setting his course either for | Reaffirm Stand in Rail La- Spitzbergen or for Columbia . . ° ham Session in East. disposal will be his actual flying | time. Supposing that he is flying By the Associated Press. | By will find himself at the Pole in 15 —After an exciting scene in which hours, provided that the wind has the name of Henry Ford was hissed side, delayed him or carried him annual session of the Independent further ahead than he expects to Order of B’Rith Abraham yesterday The prospects for a successful! for his alleged attacks on Jews of flight from the Pole to Spitzbergen the nation, assailing his presidential after having flown for ing the financial backer of the Ku Klux Klan. The measure was passed speakers sponsoring it had been loudly cheered resolved, that Abraham, now “That the delegates assembled condemn Henry Ford for his atti- can, and that his candidacy for President is an insult to the funda- based. “Re grees \West there company associ-| on the New On the other for a successful! to Cane Col Isles it further resolved, that this convention Ford of being | the financial backer of the hooded Ku Klux Klan, who approves of their unpatriotic exploitation against the Catholics, negroes and foreign- Charged. charged that | is openly accuses as decidedly favorable airman may Jews, ers.”’ Acting Grand Master Morris M. Green of New York, discussing the measure, declared: “We feel that Ford is behind the ‘Ku Klux Klan-—that he is their sponsor, and we are glad to join ' with our Catholic brethren in fight- ing him and it.” Copies were ordered sent to all member bodies, asking co-opera- tion. The convention passed a resolu- tion that the age limit for members be reduced from 21 to 18, and that unmarried women be admitted to membership. Another resolution called for a continuance of the order's war or- phans fund and co-operation with the American Jewish Committee abroad. Morris M. Green of New York was elected grand master of the order *o- Ga v. WORLD ECONOMIC CONFERENCE URGED BY SENATOR COPELAND Living in Fool's Paradise. Yorker Tells College Graduates. the Asaeociated l’rees RALEIGH. N. € May 29 business and economic include all nations which would be barred a!!! ifferences and intrigue. the possible tangled world affairs bys itor Roval & if New York, in an the commencemen'! State laid effect any part of having flown course Cape very chore able Rail Officials’ Stand. In substance, President Rea. L. T. Wither, president, and their ‘counsel told the Labord Board that the Pennsylvania would weal with its employes as it chooses and would ignore any decisions of the board af-. fecting the carrier's employe rep- resentation that it so desires Ben W. Hooper, chairman of the board and E. N., Senneff of the Pennsyvivania, could not agree on in- terpretations of the Supreem Court: decision in the Pennsylvania shop crafts involving the same questions that were before the board The Supreme Court ruled that the board) had a right to order an election in which the shop crafts’ union would be represented but pointed out that | the board could not command obed- ience to its order except insofar as it could mold public opinion by pub- | licty criticising the carrier Special to the Post KANSAS. CITY, trans- Mi i-Kansas tral Wwe estern regiana boards organized ypers and industrial vice .SoOl it advisory were veste rda V at a meeting of shit ** af fic iz lz cv rs here The unit will : seyer! pri of sev policy ws of for- We are New ices of the car née America? ius] The res] ‘ ty An immediate ‘ mrerenre ‘ry and from one d as States Ney Cope .- address to- annual t) Carolina sfress was CROWDER'S RECALL HINTED Spanish Language Daily in Havana Cites Alleged Interference. able to the Post-Iiepetch ‘Canrvright 1oca HAVANA, May 29.—La Prensa, the Spanish-language daily. publithes a report that there is a possibility Gen. as they America v hy« a erees of ; : . ‘ ' , “- ree ’ 4 ,aue S/ ould ‘“u“ He Wils —
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————_ 4. - — ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1923. = OPE ET OT TE INT ENE ET ’ , — _—_—_—_— | England must be hoping that Baldwin will be a with the Free State soundly established and ready | pippin. TEARING OFF THE SHEET. (From the New York World.) - iw me. If I had gathered my information elsewhere I would not have got it as/! fully as I did from Dad. | I ask Father Cavanaugh to go throuch the jails and penal institu@ions and ax the inmates if they chummed with [Dad Ninety-nine out of a hundred wii say. “No; I wish I had.” If Dad is all ricnt the boy will in nearly all cases come out all right if he chums with Dad. I ask anyone if it isn't a great dea! better to chum with Dad than let the boy bum with the gang. My mother has a poodie dog. A man may think that dog le in bad company, but he won't say i+ while there is breath in me. 1 think Pather Cavanaugh overstepped his pounds when he said that. C. A. ALEXANDER. “meee i . eine om a ’ Peet ~ eee a - . > pelt es) iene ia 4. - x Ma “ P us a gh PO oe > A Renae by (PN CEO Eo —_— ee : 2 eFS aap - = ‘. y "its 2 . ae ¢ - a sf Whe a ie “+ »* ~~ « - . “No Ce ee a Rated Jigs . Pe a tacee a? —_- a nangtll : : a 2 ve Cote all d . ek ae EM tg weet at wat FeO 4 2° > » * _ x 4 _—S ? * y ° a. ; : " ae * While Mr. Ford disclaims any ambition to be President, his recent statement that he is in favor of a stronger navy indicates that he is not only coy, but in a receptive mood. He re- members the peace ship incident and realizes that, while the flivver may be a subject for jokes, the presidency is not. But think of the possibilities of campaigning for a man like that! A big mass meeting is called, preceded by the inevitable parade. Here they come; miles of flowers in line; bands blar- ing, headlights flashing, horns tooting, big signs on every car— We Want Henry: How Far Is It to Pennsylvania Av.? Put the Senate on a Six-Hour Basis. Let Warren Chase the Balls. Henry Will Do the Work. His campaign manager could just sit back and laugh. Such a man in the chair would go far to re- move from the public mind the well-founded suspicion, not to say certainty, that powerful Eastern financial interests are much too domi- nant in the control of affairs at Washington. In- cidentally, Ford is one of the few really great men. in the world's history whose life may be epitomized in three short, but euphonius, words, which may well be compared to those of the greatest Roman of them all: Caesar—Veni, vidi, vici. Ford—Hank, honk, hunk. Oo. SPAULDING. . + . O, BILLY BRYAN. (Cc. W. Bliss, in the Montgomery (Ill.) News.) O, Bryan, Billy Bryan, you're in a row again; you've locked horns with the theories of scien- tific men. You're spoiling for another fight, you've always courted strife, and been a stormy petrel through all your active life. Three times you led to slaughter the Democratic donkey, and now you rave because they say you sprang up from a monkey. Through all your long and useful life you've pulled full many a stunt. but still for questions novel and issues new you hunt. Some tweny-seven years ago you made a gallant run, and the money trust threw spasms at your cry: “Sixteen to one.” Then next your faithful varty you tried to curb and trammel, and change the good old donkey for an ugly, hump-back camel! As time rolled on you quite forgot the came! and the donkey, and fought the idea that you sprang from a baboon or a monkey But the direst stunt you've ever pulled in all your earthly trip, Was when you forced your church to rule mo one could take a nip! And every Presbyterian must learn this lesson well: If he ever takes just one small drink. Bill will send him plumb to hell! Sir: T A .MINU _—_ a ee —_————— | | — Written’ for es A -s~-t-s ee ee Post-Dispatch McADAMS By CLARK a —— ——_ — —— _ — — ANOTHER RESULT OF PROHIBITION? (Portland Oregonian.) When J. W. Myers presented the register sheet to an arrival at the Benson yesterday the patron turned the sheet upside down. Mr. Myers replaced it properly and again the ar- rival turned it around. “What are you trying to do’’’ inquired the clerk. “I’m trying to reg- ister,’’ said the stranger, and then he wrote his name and address upside down on the sheet so that when the page was properly turned the name was right side up, where it belonged. The arrival “was Mulle Stoltz of St. Louis. It is his habit to write upside down and backward. . . = Memorial day is one day of the year on which the citizens of this nation should lay aside their usual activities to pay homage at the shrine of the glorious dead of past wars, whose unselfish- ness and self-sacrifice has made possible the development of this great nation. Too much honor cannot be. bestowed upon those who laid down their lives in the service of their country. Their sacrifice might have been less. it could have been no greater. Their souls have passed on into the great beyond, but we can gather by the mounds that contain their earthly dust and show our grati- tude, insignificant as it may be, when compared to their noble deeds. In the memories that the observance of this day brings back, let us not permit ourselves to be overcome by past passions and hatreds. The world, worn out by gigantic conflicts of five years ago, cries today for “‘universal peace,” proclaimed by ex-President Woodrow Wilson: former ally and former enemy alike still mourn for it. However we may differ about it, let us re- member the causes that our boys fought for. Let us on Memorial day pay whole-hearted homage to the greatest Americans’ BY A MEMBER OF THE THIRTY-FIFTH DIVISION AUXILIARY. BRYAN LINES. Strange that nobody else but Mr. Bryan should object so vehemently to the theory that man descended from monkeys. Everybody else seems tolerably proud of it. But, man alive! Mr. Rryan wrecks his own arguments against Darwinism He should re- member that in their native haunts monkeys keep up an almost continuous chatter, which ought to be evidence against Ril! himself. There's no getting away from it. William. When you were a kid, many waa the time you climbed up into a tree to get a peek at a ball game or some such thing Al’ jokes aside, Mr. Bryan, why should we be ashamed of our real origin? The monkeys haven't anything to be very proud of. either. THEODORE TRILSEY. . °* 7 The straw hat business must have neglected to send the weather man one. . - . Sign at Ninth street and Cass avenue. indi- cating a wide range of ability: HE swift black swallows That darted through a mauve sunset Are twittering now in pairs On telegraph wires Swaying through crepuscular greys— Swaying between pearl-gray and orange. In the twilight My verses will come like swallows To chatter under the brown eaves Of your heart. ' ANALYTIEKOS. The MIRROR of @ PUBLIC OPINION @ This column is designed to reproduce without © ®ias the latest comment by the leading publicists, ~ newspapers and periodicals on the questions @f the day. e P x ws he — clared that Government operation of merenant — vessels could not be profitable and that it was a together desirable for the Government to . from this business at the earliest practicable ment. Since the failure of his subsidy s¢ however, he has shown an unmistakable 1 in the.direction of policies which he had fe repudiated. By its elaborate expenditures in conditioning the Leviathan, and now by Its sion to build still more liners to be operated @& the expense of the taxpayers, the Shipping . is showing an apparent determination to keep Government in business indefinitely. Fortunate for the Federal Treasury, the final decision regard to plans for further shipbuilding dees rest with the board, but with Congress; and ti body, whatever its shortcomings in other respece is likely to show no more appetite for this than it showed at the last session for Mr. subsidy. The only justification for Gove shipbuilding five years ago was 4 World Even then the undertaking was not without serious blunders. A return to such a policy be wholly inexcusable. The world is with ships. 4 \ we By - _ - SOCIALISM AND THE WAR. rom the New York Call. T is the opinion of the World that the - party’s decline in membership since 1917 is% to “the hostile position” it took toward “the = |and efforts of the United States when it or ‘the World War.” We had sympathized wi - ‘alien imperialism” and we deserved what s* Its explanation of the loss to the party !s COPreGs but the way in which the Socialist positie®) phrased is not correct. The United States was volved in a war with an “alien imperialism,” the United States itself is an imperialist The World's objection is that we did not one imperialist Power against another. We guilty and we are proud so to plead. Now, aig? United States enter the war in the sense that masses favored it? On the contrary, DPracums every union and farmer convention that M@5 the two years before our entrance into the ¥ opposed our entrance in it. Wilson himseif ¥ returned to office on the issue that he (= us out of it and would Keep us out. In Greer reconcile the masses to the war Wilson and} Republican allies had to conscript the na er a call for volunteers had failed. He : close the mouths of dissenters with an infaan espionage act. In other words, the Wilson” tninistration acted precisely as any im Power would act. Even the World winced sionally at the stark reaction of those dark @ We are proud of our record, while many of @ who disagreed with us are sour over the , of their support of the war. We are now f stronger than ever and the movement which imperialist upstarts thought they would @ will confront them as a great power in the 'to come. : PRANK AT STAR OF OPERA CF ASE Rain Stops, Resumes | wardness of Heroine “Naughty Marietta.” By RICHARD IL. STOKES, S late as 8:30 o'clock last x A: appeared as if the opera’s arch enemy, rain, cast its spell upon the opening formance, of the Municipal Th Association's fifth season. The duction had even officially called off, but groups of weat defying devotees, gathered und pergolas or resolutely taking yp sion of sodden boxes and e¢ continued to grow, until prot 2000 were i ~»present. Where Mayor Kiel, president of the ciation, decided that such loyalty served the reward of a show. So workmen diligently plied upon the drenched stage, and musicians waded into the ore pit, with many pleasantries cone ing the adventure of playing fr aquarium. The spectators, fo with umbrellas and raincoats, their places. Instead of the bugle call, a quartet of trumpets trombones intoned a Bach-like ¢ ale. “The Star Spangled Banr was played, and the orch dashed into the blithesome over to Victor Herbert's romantic opera, “Naughty Marietta.” the 1923 season was set afl Soon began a drizzle; more or brisk. Raindrops blistered m sheets upon the orchestra. sta and the musicians enveloped th selves in waterproofs. The sta ready soaked, grew slippery as Water dripped from the setting the audience, collars were turned and coats closely drawn. Moulan extemporized wheezes. nice weather.” he gagged, “exe for the rain.” Spectators wit umbrellas envied Detmar Pog who. in the character of Lieut Governor of Loulsiana, was at ed by a secretary holding over head a vast parasol of state. fan with which the aecretary sti a zephyr about his master sc diminished one's shivers. The Moon Comes Forth. Toward the end of the first it appeared as if the hardihoo¢ performers and audience soft even the elements. The rain c and the clouds dispersed. And t as Miss Helen Moore sang “'Neée the Southern Moon,” that lu itself, attended by a retinue of et paced into view above the gle at the top of the auditorium. were no further mishaps of a teorological sort. Into these incidents could be a symbolical significance. It see as if the summer opera enterpr too, had at last emerged from a of obstacles. Naturally, no perfe ance could be at its best with actors picking a wary footing upe treacherous stage, with damg rasping vocal cords, and with dan tumbling down in files and plat Still, the impression left was finally the management has bled a thoroughly balanced and ec ble cast of principals, probably best available in America; that St. Louis chorus of 96 is equal ve ly to that of last year, and sup to it in the poise and precision of perience; that a policy of aasi preparation had borne fruit ina performance without serious t cal hitch; and that, in ghort, the f duction was professional and no er amateur. Last but not least, the rebuil of the loud-speaking device experiment for the first time year has, in the writers opinion, clusively solved a problem which Sravely handicapped the ente from its beginning—that of ing thousands of seats toward top of the auditorium. As of last night, the amplifier bore d and music, whether instrumental vocal, throughout the stadium, this without any éssential im ment of tone quality. la4ghting Effect Imitates Da The performance began charming ting effect. The cale of “Naughty Marietta” is N Orleans, the “Little Paris” of 1 The stage was in complete dark as the first act opened, but a f slow of dawn soon glimmered, brightened more and more until. could pick out half a dozen gards sleeping beside a fountain drowsing on the ground. A watchman with a lantern made final round. Broad day rushed doy and now every detail was visib convent at the right, other bu ings at the left, a standard the center, and the oax on either side draped with toons of moss in imitation of 4 Millar effect of foliage in Lou The settings, built more loftily t in former years, no longer seemed Gwarfed by the trees; and the s Upon the stage came trooping | Personne! in numbers which, for @ accustomed to choruses of 20 theaters, seemed endiess. “ there are 100 people on the
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ET i; The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that uf the Daily Star and the Tifites Combined by Approximately 40,000. , a 5 ee ~ aeenentl - — —_ — . ee ee ee Se eS ee wr | aa PLAYS A ip wa Amplified Opera Declared -|GRATZ- ROCKEFELLER hee mene nee a ree at the Log Cabin | PRANK AT START -Svecess at Opening of New BROHI PARTYNANED 2°32" * sic of “Naughty Marietta” Through | In Oo ' ee Ps, esumes and Vast Expance Remarkably Well HE personne! of the bridal party Ceases Again With Way- . to precede Miss Helen Gratz to . the altar when she becomes the wardness of Heroine i . Waste eM - - ter heardtand advise the onernat { h bride of Godfrey Stillman Rockefe.- P n Post-Dispat: ry x perator In the tower | eine Paid oun “ahinod. ? to increase or diminish the souna.| '°" Of New York. June 26, was made Baby Ss Health ts Too “Naughty Marietta” at t! runicipa! 5 blag dhs > Bare * ‘ «4 Alt he 1 ro. or . : cnown v\ I ‘ae sTAtr? tod +% : : | | ATR ae Mugh five mic: ophones range Miss Marvy Magwennis of Ir ington. Precious to Risk We , he : : “ew ; cial h 1ind the footlights., onl one is ~\ Y will be maid of honear and a | a ee lai used at a time Thus, if the action 4) v8 ike LIST clean is not dean enough for a ° — , . 7% . " e . 5 > . ; ‘ , . . ar rar P oi . , . By RICHARD L. STOKES. be sitio er do ot the play moves to the Wh, el Cn Sencenses we baby's bortle—it must be absolutely S late as 8:30 o clock last nig Waitoriun where ~)* ri i nicronhoan 7 ' . : Rockefeller's sieter Miss. Almira sterile. ; ; os rophone most directly in front Of! Rockefeller: Mies ‘Seab«1 oing bo sea by rail : ; OCKeT ier is cousin iss Sa bel ’ , ~~ . PYREX Nursing Bortles-—made from , g it appearec s if th l and $1.50 customers sit einzi, tana ‘ z - ao e punasiagl T \ . nm speakers os singers Is switched Roc) efe,ler dauehter a Vir and me - a 4 ‘NPT +» . sat . : ij iInirTainedqd ry - ; ’ , . ry? “ ‘ . me . . . 71 ‘ ? — ; 7 - " carta a would rhe tower man must watch the Mrs. Percy Rockefeller. both of New i the famous Pyrex Transparent Oven. y an » i sly ” | end acorn @ You can select no more interesting route to Sast its spell upon the opening per. P#*S judement on th (fect of where Gud: feltew ‘tees amine Gael nt. ockefeller Ne 2 Ne Sin . \ ware — can be thoroughly stenlized by ; Mermance of the Municipal Theater %22-50% sound amplificati system locaee ty Weitidhin ah ae in|. ork mire Hanson Thomas of Se Nei Stops the pain im boiling or scalding, cooled in the ice Summer California than -the historic Overland Trai Throug gh Sssociation’s fifth season. The pro- ‘*°™ the standpoint of th AJOTHY proper microphones os —- idl apienlt PeScent 'S. Suan eer len the corn lo . hox and re warmed without breaking . the great egricultural sections of the Middle Weer, @Guction had even official}: been of those who w bil 3 nda the summer). The observer « . with the offic) ee , ants en See rsion oe the Rockies, ae the Cirest Sale Leke rail, r sa ith Cial| Miss Dorothy Walker. dauchter ¢ along the American River Canyon of the Sierra Nevada range, then a dip down to the sea and Sen ’ aia & mwertory 7hatel te e be ’ , =, thoes n called off. b it Eroups of w eather. } ’ iTrinance va iif : listener up in the °5.cent section Mts fe , MT . C Merl ' defying devotees. gfuthered under the in the U'nited Sr: f eound-amp! Adjustment bee Shite ‘inane ; ons a f Airs ; erbert Walker of “ on , ane: . ; Ach At P. New York, formerly of St. Tou! and ? ; res _ Francisco through the Sacramento V alley. “Naughty Marietta.’ olas or resolutely tak ase Ned opera lear pere Y taking posses- I He jiearned that the success or! yie ¥ continue: to grow unti probably iA vord and musi = theater rests with Its operation Frederick TunestIn of . ' , NURSING BOT I LES . leaves Se Leute daly oe Wabash (Union Srestend, Obeervetion 2000 were present Whereupor , throw: upware i Oui rT? aditustment Readiustments |! _ : \f te Rr al ’ shag Sept 0-1925 car, otenderd cleepere, chair care and diners. . = vi ; . ‘ ' it Lfrr _. 7 ’ “" tal sorvye r CocKefe! er 7h Mayor Kiel, president of the asso- be) Ir remari v ent ? onstant)w +) mugh t are smooth insude for easy and perfect Tourtet sleeper for Sen Prancteco leaves Kaneas City daily in a . ‘ ad ; ¢ ; ‘ T an i's inorourn (ne nian and the rroomeme? “ iV} , Unian Paciftc Trein 10% ciation, ec ided that Such lovalty de. Standing 1 the nere : ePvone the arn Willian " and Seilly r ’ Cleaning, Six sided outside to prevent . « ' sé ; : P ‘ " ; ; ”7) ~ re ‘ —- _——— - ’ « : served the reward of a show back row rf henche: Ol. Shut her down a little, Davey.” !] feller. brothers of Mr Rockefelle: roiling, gnd easy for baby to hold. Por details and iiustrated literature addres workn eT) | 4 i lor $ . ’ Bae es . ’ : , ’ ’ ; p ; , %y ‘ J . , , So } : diligent}, plied mops . if AT tj . : - thea ; sfener would mutter mnro the 7 : rry Mali Tohn French Richa , . ; | yrex Nursing Peoetles save many times upon the drenched Stage, and the | prehension and eniov: nt Ther telephorfe “Watch this girl | adv? Dillworth,. all of New Yorl erage waded into the orchestra | 8ppeared to he in tne ! iside te 1” reporter “We had a lot! Johr Acosta of Jacksonville Ilr Made in three shapes —each in three wit ‘ ) : p4 " s . ‘eo rT .- se . 4 . ‘ ao 9 . _ i . . - ; on seed STeeeneries concern- faphic effe ‘eg crt tes uble with her the other time.; and Harvey Bradley of Indianapo! | : | | ee ee weh ch we © ; . Ve 4 _ 2 ‘s . ’ . . ‘ ‘ | ing the adventure of playing in a: aid, spoiled e tonal in ' 18 a voice that takes a much | Ina | : ‘fa | | Pyrex Bottle is stamped with the name aquarium. The spectators, fortified | Mfevious tests ferent amplification from any! The ceremony rf / | eas : | and packed in sanitary carton, For with umbrellas and raincoats. took ‘he unnatural! m= ifan —— prea An instant leter. when ain iolodic im tha aeemiink | baby’s sake get a set of six today : 7 tar - ane P . » . - . . ™ . ‘ . ; ’ ? their places. Instead of the usua! an f n the grea ista? of t} ooming basso came on the stage, the; h Mise Gratez'’s father Renia Por sale at «!! Hardware, Drug, Housefurnish- i artet of ;, — lietan , , , ; ra | nd Department Se bugle call, “4 quartet oj trumpets and ’ . a 4 : | ~~ ; i” me is - " , } ’ «?* ‘) = re * 1) Z the audience. cColilAars were turned 1] it . — . . 4 4 . . . . . —_ ua _ _ } r x 1} 4 Ve ‘ ) «* | ae somr « lothes- Nealinat the | “ : : ’ rid if | ; - rre , tree | mee weather.” he gagcred, “except | crandardc ae cithen ia | , = balay : enajmi * Rush of 533 ‘ater- 1] | ry T | It is very moderately-priced, too. umbrellas envied Detma ee eee stapes ate alineal ee OF Sourenant~| pine .wit Dat 60 Gre proe-|although very slight of Vatume. | sie feos 1 gave alll GARMENT -STORAGE ; a ; | fc | | | THE FE SCUDDFERS.-GALE GRO." CO. 4 : | . VT. Collett, General Agent Southern Pacific thar price because they last 50 long. x Lines, Southern acifle Hida. , Htett4 N, Oth ) at. Tel. Bell, Ollwe T7745: Kintach Cent, 1884, a. Towte, Me. mrryi eet “Nows hom deli ite « the idegroom 0 ew Oe ee Ee See emer Governor of Louisia 7 wea atte ed by a secretary eee Sant over Importers and Roaster: of the famous P- ee : head a vast paraso] of state. But a Se ee “ekg hala me cy Thamar ere Te aores i ard romor iY k | ‘ ne lorepart ee tage and ws to t} iarthermost limits « th ' i ou will take them out in the || ; Robi rte h bh th ~ > Ts ry efirre » 48 ' *, _’ 7 » . ° . ‘ . | — 0 nm Pr nd & / C fan with which the secreta: fe Satake d é rifie b i the hory al , es = Bae { ' (| Fall clean, whole and unwrinktied. | ANCHOR ~ DONALDSON | - - wad vd oe = a gephyvr about his master scarcely = 6 nner party &% r | | ’ a ? , ote me et ; i nai lela _— pat alae ss Dee “iti site ; o the rheurg rid Senuthamoton diminished one's shivers 61 ; ’ dbihe | Spree! rid] ee "toe) , age are ghsolutely Air- || BY, ut Wo AnaA June 5 June "4 duly 17 ransmitters. 1) sou e Ala. 1 he heard : ane ei*s ety . ar al ; rs (| tight, Moethproof, Dustproef and |! Aqt ITANTA ..dume 12 July 3% July 24 in orth Tas ' | Dampproor i} weye ne rANTA june 10 July 10 Aue '. to Plymouth. Cherboure & Hambure Rae The Moon Comes Forth. @ and Ngil were picked up 1 r back than the five rows saveny 1m enter i aa ae , it . yo sete) ita — AUSINE in the For nt sects ‘nds +: Phursda’ Overcont 85c Two i. tee une ¢ duly 12 Ane +. PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS OA I Aw eae TS EL - | Teward the end of the ‘ ; . = ' ‘ ldge Ti : } ‘4 | | | ) tea | fnew i tane 1. ia 4 ia) Mergot : Other i] , (Qhucenstown) & Liverpoe RROR oT (3 it appeared as if the hardihood of |# Teverberation and confusion. T r | was concerned, it was noon in hon lush, and|il sessk , ; Me Aeferct 4 am cA i. - , ~ . Pe rr . + : : , , | Re Sizes 4 , 7 4 ” re n udience softene i : = rel a } t a= Let} om aia mull “ ) = 5 June 2 June 40 duly Th performers an4d a 3 . Tie _ | Jone 10 July 14 Ame, ie NC ONIA (new: duly 7 Auge. 4 Seut Cn ot —. ee h rns . eC ~ " ; ~~ ; P | N | O N . even the elements The rain “ :? ™ on 4 repor r ston Aq ’ ‘mA "rane ' ’ 7 "’ 1] | T "4 : : ec | . ° 1] ‘ P — i« 5 ii | ; u e _ 11 re tim . +} hy 4) sd ails ill - ' | | BANTA (new) June 3 Jnis 7 Ane | > ne Were no further mishaps of a me- mus} : ith hi he n r fre he gol ub i Pt om POE ae Pee AONIA June 20 : ‘*In The Tiger «Claw’’ Larty Semon | OpanA Ore , i] ee - SS . a eal i “ a .ai : a . ? / . itt 2 ' | | ‘uw hh « ’ ” i} ‘ rasping vocal cords, and with dancers “ ee | , 1S amp" | stem wil ors NE ey Antonia June 2 July 7 Aug. 14 VICTOR, HERBERT OP E KET rT a LVR Vosonia June 16 July 71 Age 75 si : | however, is the amazing tumbling down in files and platoons. ‘®™™ined that the | s covered t am aA source of aed - — > P act oO + n » i =)! ~ ? : — cattnnnestieeneeee o e board will ask Congress the impression left was that lv On ’ ne wr le ;n . ry) \" . go} sift ; RE ’ - ,339 . ‘I sath QZ may . un See your joral Cunard Agen’, of write le it to build two new pas- finally the management has assem- aul aiedtianamil te ¢ ise 5 econ od ae. th: thee | : bled at} horoughly balanced and capa- as antageous t: se th hear , music ummer eve- is Cunard & Anchor &. &. Lines / ; ce. his takin lw ammnty thea , chorus, 1 her de} in a role a An ¢ fe TT | eir pla T is ~ she | Mostly empty theater fille rit ry Agger. : ) | 1} ive Be = M A, JR ! y: | ATTEN! THE ! MATINERe« a: ind ; pen, aching Norris Famove ble cast of principals, probably Le *) a . oe eh: SoOWnG i iv. wae ¢ — ¢ ar — tien "a" Ti o the shipping business with best available in America; that the'™ A sow es Ma ONS ANG)... 2. ~ , : " ; ranges while the heavy Pr ¢ i, Nelson uniift re amone thoee'.._ eps Bording ava Merg! fo Magnus and Geraldine de Rose als ~, , . | oy. 44 Ae - ; . . 3 . - | B R ‘ 3S Lasker has repeatedly de- St. Louis chorus of 95 is equa! wvocal- . t operation of merchant ly to that of last year, and superior ,***' rberath observed the effect of the ampli-] chorue YY ern he re ‘Taig (‘amphbe! Complete Servic Service for Peres hie. 1. 91.50 Rox Hen! bese . ; ; Vith Wand fu ae — OO hR GRAND ARCADE 0! Transatiantic Travel PERA ARCADE Pi te WAS MAMILTON in’ “Meee. Bates : by Capt. Warrington. Moulan and Wi! : | TICKET Phd second wa! eat night i: ea ; ran eal ay 17 ia a ; Fs ; MT) anTry ae Fi . ght in| gineer in charge of the tests, said he|,,. + etehenditiidias aidihima | || SHIPS: Numbering 117 and aggre- o - ts vine the last row of cent seats an: 9 was well satisfied with reeulte lact! : ating 1,21%,8090 tons. Thies vast (ok If K ‘ Se siete on POPRANO ie J seen rec ' ; 3:9. "Te / ; the left Hiere.a jistener sa h al nicht The opera aseociation hae not | = , ar | eet is headed by the world’s largest Municipal Theater Tieket One pen 7 | vw Aviewhene Wieserd . : ; : i 4 ship. Majestic CHC THERE RH FHS Trrtrririiitt tit teed deeded ‘which he had formerly duction was professional and no long- . @n8 , ndentured servant of ambit! ans | small field telephone in ; é vet officially accepted the evstem and , k ere ROUTES: From New York. Philedel- t f . ; phie, Besten, Pertiand, Montreal, — prate expenditures in re- er amateur. ; | ". and now by its deci- r Last but not least. the rebui'dine liis aguty it was to obeerve . ro closed the contract. but every indica-!.. m Queb , 7 7 Cobh. PI liners to be operated at of the loud-speaking device under of various volumes « amp > that this will be done goon , to - ee — pe nme dhechourn. Southam tm Deoeuhle-Deck Buse Service ae ‘iWPATCH RENE --=- —- | , | ) Lenden, Antwerp, Bremen, Ham- BETWEEN GRAND AY AND THE oe . ye ' ’ MUNICIPAL THEATER oS = * — . ya yers. the Shipping Board experiment for the first time this ‘teas es : , | ~~ brettes who could either dan b 4 Dans! determ:nation to keep the j year has, in the writers opinion, con-| knee breeches and buckled shves of choral numbers, and for ballet eine. or act. but wh: could not do all! | / SERVICES: De hil service, New Via Tindell BI ; | RS indefinitely. Fortunately | clusively solved a problem which has / fashionable Paris dancing lthree Mise Maynard can an , “ York to Cherbourg and Scuthamp- ”. Until Close of Pertermance w4 iby ho the hnal decision with ‘gravely handicapped the enterprise Not a Hea y Piece. The story concerns an impetuous nroved tt last " y singing 7 New McColl Pattern $210 ead by THE MAGNIFICENT a Th r Pigg = n ager nt r : , .T HAMIL TO? + ’ , ~ . ; , , . . f erie i” © ad tall ~ : her shipbuilding dees not from its beginning—that of redeem- | This opera is one of Victor Her-,and quicksilver Contessa Marietta] Marches up! v the we: McCall Printed Patterns cation i y+ gr™ "Themes i oy —— —. — ‘al . VER PICTURE with Congress: End that ing thousands of seats toward the) bert’s lighter works. The master 4d Altena, who runs away from a con-!danci: ‘- and artine with 2210 the BIG FOUR, Adriatic, Baltic, “Ss LNOOK f }. Celtic and Cedric. The CONTIN: A, 2 A 0) comings in other respects, | top of the auditorium. operated | displays his famous virtuosity nivent in Paris to scape narriage| utmost viv: opt aad ii " ts are Pp e a As opera pia’ ’ ! : escay ma age) ut! 4 Ponpen had i } Sexes R Ja ckets a! 4 ENTAL TYPE ships tmelades the Oopuor Gn 44; re , ° vee o° Belgeniand and the Laplesd g S | H h N f } PR | HH ° . + t “Ont 7 " ro 4 he 5 , ta r > | ¢ table and that it was al- j to it in the poise and precision of ex- The devi two « re : The Mave expressed himeelf Reiatiad, “ts s . ‘ tions The al if these is in -|as greatly pleased ay OS a Pp : 1919 the Government to retire perience; that a policy of assiduous ~~ py Bares ~ f —_. *‘nwer s ‘ ; oO P ctanew > ‘s Seams .% 4 - : : earliest practicable mo- preparation had borne fruit in a first SU")! tO"! seit of 0 : Ralf Toensfeld vy electrical en- ‘of his subsidy scheme, performance without serious techai- an unmistakable leaning eal hitch; and that, in short, the pro- troine retturned im the part , appetite for this scheme last night, the amplifier bore dialogue | handling the orchestra, however; with an aged euitor, and embarke|: Sing, Dut it was enough xpected to take the ete, Oe a Cemfort cabin ships effer quality at : ‘ eession for Mr. Laskers and music, whether instrumental or no other popular omposer ini with one of the cargoes of dameels leas ible etations ° lace of Summer, wrap: - : - e. : . : . . . a0 ” : : . ss . 5 ’ ‘ EAcation for Government vocal, throughout the stadium, and | America attains pu whom the French monarch, provid-| Reg: moin next week's pe sanept for formal evening RATES: To oult every Purse end Taste. ° ; : , ’ ry , ‘ . ; " ‘ : — . ’ a ago was a World War. this without any essential impair- | tone. or has at his con ind so n ng them with a casket containing a | ance "ong Conke wear SAILINGS: Tnhesdars Wednes4 eee ™ . . . : moves efroKkes of des: ription dowry. Was Wont tn eh m ar rose the “a ¢ ahlie whire artiati- , - and This Oe Se ned ing was not witheut its @ # ment of tone quality. | piquant ane ic made of Thursdays, Saturdays. mn to such ea Po. Cy would vocal music, however, is such as é 9 SUPP) vives for the pioneers incely bearing canreled oa regrets mcavy silk crepe trimmed wkansbonT 1a Dane —_ ee to = ~ -- = — *@e*7 : ve ow : — . 5 ; ; . ‘ . . ' . ’ Jia? : 7 vy - the screen? TS > ™ © sree ss , g! of dawn soon glimmered and | eo mild a quality ee 4 17 f j buccaneere RR jt che 2s rece yer hy 4 ’ » @ pra _A ite , as sree shed wage , ‘ £ ahle collar The liacre >D THE WAR. - Around the World in | Days’ | | Gaskin chaeten eeteies, claieiaals NEL MONTE ws E 36¢ - Mars commodations of various types | COLUMBI h ] Ke “ Deimatr a Clare & DAILT : w'G) Irs , . 4he Faria William ‘omen K eaten - : tock toward “the aims brightened more and more until onejwithout much damag! chivalrous Kentuck Capt. Rich-ling and facial ‘ . ml ; T ‘ _ 2 a ey Cs , > ' made Lo mew Ww -e ~ Printeca Sstes when it encered could piek out half a dozen selug- anachronisms iik¢* Ss remarsx , g ard Warringtor arpqd is hugged tight- 2 ic , , oe ntad - a Pattern aha “4Qnt 7 n° ri * ye Z a ~* r nor : ‘ . - a] opera sy p ~ . . , - judas =e . > > . arc jody ne) ‘ x : | convent at the right, other build- . or is . tis ; thics iiicimili GRAND-LEADER LARR Y i. Akt KIN ,& CO “MASTERS nitet Sates was i2- . . . t . , othe —, » and fec@e4 Wie as an” but ™es at the left, a standard a rr wee % shastd os Big City Four (Gordon & Spain OF MEN’ Week, of Weet 2 =} . = ./ P ; : ° sen Bpetsas the center, and the OAK trees Sees, — ater ecm _ . ie in aim anand , (harnbedtain & Far! - 2n4 Wee la Mora & Fleckieas Duo ~ ee - e | imperialism Power Oh either side draped with “| fa ores emerge: at ' . * v ; ve > id | | An All-Biae Gust te | if } ee ee Ae ff June 30 to Sept. 1 YOUTHFUL CHEATERS | | we o- wy as 1 | y > anmine 25 We)0Cs«C'arr effect of foliage in Louisana Ww - « es, —- z = . >. ae ap ae , The settings. built more loftily | > on™ 4 > +. seue thet he had & Upon the stage came trooping the DoOvea.E Whe bn ; : at i6 reacy {o eat with cream or ... , —_— if : se - ADMi#Gi. RB: 244, Dle~Chudrom, ieee ee " Caiem Landie and ee Ed P.M Wanda Hawley. in '” Tae Brarecte@ alist position @& SA AE tte a inh Ci Se en ei i ae . od us oe it ay = Personnel in numbers which, for on | LU T/ D mitk. The been tse . ) 7». Far ”: Jere a? nus ac ~ g™ _ e on . the “ae . r pecimily processed = P F ; P - ™ gz P - } ' .* ° ; * - | customed cneruses OF : wilt 1 vee ‘ : . — . , — Arrive ror, PF Fane 7s -rené Bb : 2912-W W ithout f* 4 ' p* ofn ee Sst power @ ibe pears Rf ™en [] coon-skin caps and garb o' , — 4: = = na Sides; ané officials with the ruffies : rma +} ————™S— , “a Am ms ~~ meee ren ere eS eT Ss OF et Ferre eng gee —~ wsseey “88
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ae Ee ES SD Cee OTe oe a arr aay : KSD SHON Ra - MIDNIGHT SATURDAY SQ aa -_—_- --— _ PART TH ye La , a J “a ; _ Pk my , . = eee A w* ¥ “= | Seve : Tn Post-Dispatch Rad ) . | | PS ' The kind children oe UNE NE SA | gt 38. should eat ks D 546 Meters areyton London Cigarettes —a message to mothers and teachers . ; : Children should eat all the ice cream they want. It 1s the most nourishing, io ilies : j : ; : the healthiest and the most easily di- a lt Mag = é; } gested of foods. Ip every smoker knew what every Tareyton smoker knows, there'd be a lot more smokers getting a lot more enjoyment out of *e?* © ®@eeaeenemeemetitteeeee-s While ice cream made in modern up- to-date plants is usually wholesome, there ts one problem to which manufacturers have given a great deal of thought. That prob- lem is the tiny bubbles of air which make up nearly half the volume of ice cream. : Common air is not pure. It contains dust Amazing New Treatment particles which Seats harmful to the tood Smooths Them Away Like Magic | | with which it comes in contact. > TWONDERET TT, see giewerert ~~ asc 7 E ; . > . ” a > , t3 2 2 2 2 : >4 taved ty G sch’ . a wa -tats See o> cs. Carbon dioxide is a natural food ele- ery " - 7 . aes * wt ‘ : ss : = : es - ry * 7 - . : *? . es . ; Wie. % ¥ - Tale P i Brg. ’ oF 7 at i i : Pe 2a . r". ' * #3 a in a... p-42=° iize and im natural . - . °? “ ; : ; 7 4 . ; ee oy : °- oe - : ° . 2 . = 2 : > — 5 , 7: : a 2 - « 2 - . > ‘eewreew es GBGeee eee tease oeatsteebherteas “se #wereneneeeeaeeteBGeaeeseeeeeneseeae: o C—O > s _ ‘(ti eaeeeereee#ee*e#* « = . tT Pt ee —- - —_—- . tA ’ i] uld eat—and grown folks, too. Ask for Larmore’s the mext time you order ice cream and know that you are eating am ice cream that is super-pure. 2 7 on | esults! ~.2 .= Watch the R —— re $ Clscattes “> ; , ‘ - = 2 - * » i 4 - P ~ oo ‘ . > * VY, row = ~ uA rt Irie Exnder'e Stores. ~~? ae? - - _ t—_— ~~ ae Se By eS a 5 ‘ hs -* re » 2 yy ry Oe a . 4 — ° ’ It’s the different king —Government Inspected. young, tender, corn-fed— Packing House that we use in Star. the Secrets “Ham What Am.”’ Differ- = SOEae bee a ent, too, ts the special. wholesale at the pre Valuing market price. mild cure; and differen: - , a “ae ” ad cost of th at Sweet rade a Vv d the unique method of vets aor ris lites idee tine Roose elt sai : ADVEETISEMENT Y > > a . —_— : smoking In the ‘A &rr™no ur the Sefteriiring ; ae « . ee co " on mos" | SM Semg ths market , re Si fe wurncirs,. Ge Cumvwers, Ste CSorracs. swim op Stockinet Covering. Star | pee. Since fresh meae make Gus regen someting net wholly percllzied BaconandStarLeafLard (j(§ * rershabie, @ mus Wednesday—S8 P. M. elsewhere on che giode.” owe . 2) te ~ = o-* . > — ~~ Was - ° . - - °* . - Se THE ideal and complete tour of Yellowxcce sia «ABOUT. COMPLEXIONS gustasfine asthe “Ham | icing while it is in “he r , What Am.” ew deme more Gardiner, out Cocy—through the Buffalo Bull Counrry. You can include Colorado, via the Burlington, with- IS \ W eut extra rail charse. The low cost will surprise you. POSED THROUGH SERVICE So Much Haz Been Said from St. Louis 9:01 P. M. Daily and Yet So Little Real ARMOUR 5 COMPANY ee. > *? - >- + _* ott ’ i , , . - “ ith rates umitorm on all limes, the deciding factoe -= OF : Ss . ry - - | - - rT im ONe § travel preferences becomes service. Millions choose the Buriington, because there is no railroad ? >. Heip Grven to Women, .. iw: «etter Thats It Is No Wonder «sie and its denefts are fe quckily. Their Complexion Troubles oe of t] sre IF cM tor tle atte = Roc inv With Omer trams. And itssers Have Never Before Beer ° Nee ee ee ae wade mark MM T.«a 3 ‘frre jie. Make Man Tabiet Ca, 25 W.- Madwean St. Chicag=, nm atte - —_ = ; ~ 4 ~ —_— -~—* = : ; ‘ co Se \, be 60 $09 85: OP VOC? comfort INVIMInZ Vv MOSH ¢tsoees Solved ~ oe} > == —_- — _ ~ - ~ -_ ‘ 2 o —_ - _ Of Taal Character VOU Ramil v exrect trom a ratiroed of the frst Givision—is at vour command throughout . . Re 7 . > - ” - >” = "= Fw - -_—- Bw- - *e > > = ; ‘7200 P.M. ms aiid: ‘eghiammtiibedlin’ “apni ARLINGTON TRAVEL BUREAU Beved wiy Leeve Delmar Station ........7:15 P.M. » Nevie’s *“* sus M. Arrive Oma! | $-26 A. NL yn eisier’s A spiendid mea _ — » Lon a aaa restful ride a OSlLore Q@rrivinge at ' Debmar Avenue Service . = =" . « | for macarori—does Bluhill Cheese | 5 6 GPRS _ ower eee as . | : . . 3 “seq -~ + ee" . ’ . P « and Deimar Ave. Ma. : : 4 ; We ~*~ ; i} . li ‘parc Free iil Oe EE Ap Fe eRe. mere ER EE Ue + mans te 8. 4 . v4
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> 5 s ~ r ‘ % , ‘ ; a ; Py € + . = ' “7 . t : ie he? oS a en f ‘ a ~~ " a = . . . : %. ax ‘ ‘ ae ee ‘ 4 ‘ a ae % . ; "ake ; a] a he Z ‘ ; Sd ue a 2 | vag » & Aa A | : . en | 7 Se ~ | atone . ? ae 7 ye ap Receive | — * | a | : ? mt 100 PER CENT | | | ’ ORE CITY —— than those in any Other St. face Deamon ® | —————————— F PARTTHREE. - . ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1923 PAGES 15-22 a - ee [aihcc"-,9:, 9, a gE et tte -___—_—_—_—_—— ; = _ SE = - ne > -~ - — rr = nS a (F VETERANS’ COUNCIL WHEN YOU PURCHASE LIBERTY HOSPITAL CO, CERTIFICATES " " Your money has earning power. You worked hard for it, R NOW O/) Uub/ tc VIEW NOW yor Li LIKE BRAN! make it work hard for you. Put it where it will work night and ’ —_ day for you. rfect Reproductions of the Parade Downtown to River for Post's Bran Flakes with Other Parts of 2 The opportunities for speculation are numerous—the chances . ° Ride to .Barracks and Pro- Wheat is ready to cat with cream or ‘Or real, genuine, safety-first 7% investments are few—-BUT the "C7, most eautiful Specimens gram at Cemetery Thére. milk. The bran is specially processed © chances for you to place your money where it will earn 7% plus to make it cleansing to the system service and health insurance in perpetuity are exceedingly rare. . of without irritating the intestines. As Liberty Hospital Building Company Certificates do all of this Observanc ‘eM orial day. «as it contains carbohydrates, proteins, ror you, and are endorsefi and recommended by leading St. Louis enuine earls arid ge aya ct re wet Counc! minera! clements and vitamin of the business men. THE ISSUE IS LIMITED. Do not wait until , ah ech ve = pings °F oo a wheat, it is a highly nourishing food ' it Is sold before you investigate it. BUY WHILE THE OP- h m: Shese reproductions are oe ‘rma me ‘Teelfth boulevard | 4t Your erecer's. PORTUNITY IS HERE. Your request for detailed information teac ers oe achievements in chemical aa ea enahilieeen pl Don: ws A LAXATIVE FOOD is solicited and will receive prompt and courteous attention. 9 J. EMIL DOSENBACH, Secretary science obtained fh the east to the river. and conclude with ; 4 Cemetery | Liberty Hospital Building Co. 4267 Delmar Bl., St. Louis @ : | gre é Memorial . . = JHMB Laboratories -Brooklyn-USA pit np Settinden eeviedien Partici- | ice cream : é manufacturers of KICHELIE( PEARLS nants “ — parade will go to the) . . . - |barracks Dy boat. / | ourishing, . = The parade is scheduled to start easily di- AL eee OO _ p> ine Bod a a ee eae RN «OGL A cS oR 5H» at 12:30 p.m. Under direction of LC ‘ gap J. Spencer, grand marsha!, forma- A epe: ial rer resent? onl we ill », ; na ar . . = . ete ‘4 i res . ‘ = Cipiain points « difference in t. ok cot tion Bor the procession will tale | ADVERTISEMENT | their several grades, ° nlace on the west side of Twelfth . Sa aan jf beulevard, between Market street and A S ur e W ay - Washington avenue. Divisions w'!l - se) wer dern anil " P form facing the south and will turn EF n d 1) a n d r U f f some, there ; ot Singh déouak Tun mie ie te |, | Brag ays >. Sta the east side of Twelfth bhvulevard ppere to O50 ‘Om a _ — urers have oe oo oe | 5 ne never failed to remove dandruff at past the reviewing stand at %t That prob- rhich make ice crear. yntains dust to the food once, and that is te dissolve it, then | Charles street ? ae — ntirelv T lo thi : es, ro firet ] risio of the parace tc you destroy it entire J: o to the Befracks drill grounds. | Finely On L : Patterns Finally Havre and Paris. S | where the First infantry Regiment Vr LOCUSst Street at Sixth J. C. Sartelle, Gen. Ag —— |} {will form for review, under com- |i BE. H. Dalias, Dist. Pass. Agent Thefouthern route through smooth, warm Niagara - June 11 nand of Col. Thornton. The pro- | - A T_& 8. PF. Ry. seas | here “flying fishes play’’, past palm- DeLa Salle, July10 essior ‘ill then reform for the} . ne — a FR neggy Benn. ORS ——_ bro decked islands of lazy contentment, is made % marc} the cemétery : in large, luxurious steamers especially built Wew York, Plymouth. The G. A. R. ritualistic service \ — — for cruising the summer seas. Havre, Paris | lover t craves of comrades will be Attentive service, the best foods and cookery ——” a ry 5 sompecanindlenstgiey saggowrdie nig 204 the world affords, light airy rooms, broad LAFAYETTE : combat stromag os bgy cmp 4 decks, varied diversions—ewvervy- - with selections by the American Le- $160 | ion band and the invocation by the thing that makes travel enchant- | Call or write the nearest father M. F. Mullally. to be “> » >>" >"> ">"> "> >"> > > >” “Se “se Se Se Se “e > . ~~ »* Ge Ne Ss “~s" . + > SOT SE NE Et el Se ee ee ATHIZED > x ing. Rates as low as - - - French Line Office or Tourist Agency for in- followed by singin of America by) e | formation. the assembls a ) Addresses will be delivered b: j ? | ) = , R\ weaves. ) “Long Life” Fibre Blocks need planing | Cae —— : | f take a sharp creasé and carry an extra dressing. Consequently.the saving in ave Mooney “ > > DD ener ises beginning at 1:30 Pp. m. to. . 4 ° | morrow at Richmond Heights. Ther: 7 Lorraine Seersucker is always fresh ill be a parade, formi at the (it) —— . 4 ; ; saaee “ahaa acome ieee nes Ze looking, clean looking. A light weight | : . > ; eS Oe LEN SOE AIT INE LG | EER CORE LLNS. Ne paeaae teats wer mye < - oo TrRADAY EVENING WAY 29 1092)
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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCR - SURSDAT EVERING, MAY 0, ASS 0k ae ee PRICES IRREGULAR | NEW YORK STOCKS || NEW YORK BONDS | NEW YORK CURB iy (IN (0K MARK Ba Ae : od NEW YORK. May 29 —Salese to > Pp. M on the New York Stock Exchange ‘Cay NEW YORK. May °9 Followin san offi “a. . _ - , oa x “ ? ~~) . : ‘ . ™ 2 2an®' = . bs m : a ' «6 4 a he ' cia © List of berds traded in ea the ; ; ] 7 | were 491.600 shares, compared with Sl7,500 yesterda; Sales to noon were 335,500 “ew York Sigek Exchange today with prices ; Ze. . : m . > 7 : : : . : ’ Jia : . ~ - ; « 76 ~~ . «ie ol aie >» .ces up ‘eS and ime udin the clase at the mar 4 wu? 4 ‘ amher rea! f ) Following ere today’s high, low #nd closing prices for stocks on the Stock Ex- | ker Tota! les today were $0.594.000. against $11 718,000 yesterday $12,258. 000 nme ——— re om a SS a | the beiiday. But bey oe * ‘sing for - $11,896 OOO iw ear j SECURI Sales. High. Lew. 1 P ods SEctRITY. Sales. Hizh Low | PM. | relatively Steady Ii» . —_ en ; SS = = — * si -- +YSrpPool sales ant , ‘ ; ' - EXCHA : NEW YORK. May 29 —tThe * ket showed a renewed fF ead iness ee ee te ee change Net changes for the da) re also given |a& week ago holiday a Year ago. and _ a — - ——— Frem Jan. 1 to date. $1,366.305.700, against $1 91° 46 : — - etl IRS A i ams a : : oe . ; * » iu Sst a m-§ 5H™ Www 4 Teg: azo and > ~~ a wt) $1,207.133.000 two years ago : die INDUSTRIALS MINING. j bullish crop advices, and after a ram —— |Steady et an advance of 9 1? Stocks and Net iv. Rates High Low. Cloee Ch ge. | : = _ STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. 2% - . - _—-- er r _ . 7 7 —— oer eased off frase Atax Kubber : + 7. 1} >» il > S “~ i =v Indust ria 4 7? 4 ee o5 S . ++ al rs Lib 3's re AD Amber +s “uy ~ 3 ’ a. : ia A Tod coup Pi > hy 16 (zoid field Deep ’ OOO It . Li 4 = 4 . 4 = a ast 25 . iy lg Ai&@ze auj 23 sta ; (ent © i Pipe 200 13 | 13 Henrietta i! ~~ 19 79 19 ated S tie comlition 69.5 thin en : ‘ — ae —~- ma. sae 6 le 2 98.15 98.06 98.15 ov SO% SO% cUO% | Checter Cad Mtze 400 51% 50% 0% Hemriett cont” meek eet s a te ee ee 11.250.000, whit NEW YORK. May 29.—-The Evening; Am Chain A 23% =3%. -54 .. .» SOCKS and . 718 jo Id 4'es >; ATasF trsL 438 o3 80- BI *: O09 *s | CRicago Nipole TOF 6445& 4 4% ae ~w M ~ il = 1! : he eel " s 722 the : A™m 1 .@ lO 4 . } ~*~ _ a. i = rr. . = : eT. » = . Qe 7% is J - 2 3 ’ . ia mn 2. 1 3 = ai view today says: Am Cotten Ae ~ 2 MA ‘ > 2 IN DULsi RLiALS. ~'~42 9S .16 98.05 $8.16 BSB ati LaNvol 4s ol. Bin SVU% 381i ) emerald 5 000 . oO: 03> 05 ae Gouse Co , -- = >" i —_ ‘martéet remained quite . AH #&-L. pre .. +s ‘e >. " ~: oar. a ; —_ tm . . 744 ; +5 4 AU DOeDY 2s 245 oO 0 »0 (o£ ash Stores 600 _ 4% 4 « — . ~ , I a - 39 : i all — a. ernoon “r Ras “The approach of the holiday gaye Ammer tre ;7 uy 4, ; oe ls lw . a . . ‘ . 3 . . a - gs °S6 ax at) en °8 lew «2 &2 @ ad sta +5 ivt tess th "oOo . Ts - . veorcene ergde Drs low >\ cy 2% uyInE ef Jul which he au — F ry he ~~. Areaea8 —_OT LPs . . > . Fos “3 7” _ 4 .3 reg >> 2 yy | ~ a: = i Te! ” & VM“ Coa 75 aS = as “3 A= 3 Aerr i aue 1o# -_ . — ° . * = a he 4 - one * « é most of the marke.s _ quiet urn A™ t, : ; ; . a. tS x, > a et noQer wu rot | j } o ~~ | . “. o- “e — x Ra oo” ee 13 aon i 4. _" = . os 4u i be te le ‘ 3 loo ~ ; Tw ix as Peotin - “oo 13 = Ll3% 13 ) A Mog Di ide 1 ww) H3 H3 ; ree "re ee s sh i 4 pe at higher, 7 Ss : ; ° , a a . x 1407 © 4th 4\s ref os "BOS a Bi *s >i % .’ub & R ” a. 20 . iy 2% Moreh Mines ¢ an it i i¢ . I PO's around @ , ch 3 ’ Am & Raz a i 3 . 6% m . tuued wrug ost ~ a2 82 x . . 36 98 19 88 OS o8 19 16 Bae . Scene ‘ott & ba 7 Dwrant Metors 000 >1 49, > & Moh can Coe 1ooe #44 >A “4 - , rith ctober « - . _ maer beth as between different markets Aw suge- Ju. - Ss ° ® i mit Ret sir vot e ieRim Fm 4 io @#h #28 |r =e Be geicd @= 45 ‘Os : ‘ay stuetie S&S & 20 276 5 276 oy alae 5.000 1 16 L7 “22.ng Was ouier | = — Aim 7T «& r 8 . Ls > = wiles, ; re is Sa i? Ss OT s oo ’ ‘ ‘ ns Gen Alden Coa) 1100 71 "oO rh ~~. Omi Rion sn 3% : , with prices cho ts a .* n ¢ 7 — . : - - -- = _— . =" * > 7 ~ . S a-~ . a . 7 2 > Tis me. i. ~~ § « = ~~ vw > om M eS .¢ : _ - a a -. . ae jew EA (?tetjene and different parts of Particulal am Teh 12 ia L4' l4 ~ “ “5 . : — n iZ2t Sef A Sree YBavtsarLlee poodyear Tire 300 14% 144% 14% | Sipissing ue s +s * = scat “a! z oe Sale markets) Taken as a whole, how- io pfa 6 p02 % 102%) 6 Zits RB Pkg ay oe * Py SO 67-32 99 25 99 272 99 24 wow div “41 73 73 7% Hanna M A pfd 100 94 34 94 Onie Cop 9.490 64 58 38 ape Fyne. it seid off te 2+ ame An at Works 42% 4. : ba > , ° ' we . . = - Ll ba ¢ Tat ov te 2 S02 fiudson @& Manht 300 104% 10% 10%) Rav Hercules M abel 2%, 1% 1% ek pPOIin's Of westerdar« o4 : ever, the undertone ren ained stead cds pt 6 "i! + vd . mA, ‘. Go } e “3 «4 » & 5 —- . FPOREIGN BON Ds. : £3 2x . — > “* . 3 : > mperial Tob ce) is 14%. 1é tL R “nord Con 7 (Ww ‘= + wi comer a 24 -- ar Decetieee a Am Wo ’ NS 3 v~ %® ° = MUD iw ) ‘ _sa ~—s 2 : = —. 7 o ’ on -“ 40 > de 3 Inet ud Z00 > > é 5 “2 .1ca n Lae §” &-* Gq? SRowet net oeees of ea - . . > . - . . _ . . ) 7 ; > > ‘e -* . —S ~ ~ »4 ~ > > “ > . - a - an ° In stocks total sale amounted to a0 pta 7 Luvs Duel 101% . : . } aA —. Le loone? eae fname os “x 1. st . ' -iy, Geigy | Mercer Motors lf 60 0) ee Silver Mim Am 1_ 000 1 13 i3j. ne Tee shade free th ~— about 700.000 shares an fractiona! > pte rete f psr’s Ile 10. — “| Va-Car Chem 10o% 6 «6lCK K's : Reis Fine '45.../102 (101% 101 & . & IT ss 21 ‘ + Sate |, Nat Supply Cc 08 5 STS Sa Stiver KC Min 1@e 1 I I moon hour and «xceot fer . . : =e Leet DD « 4 TH % , TR hy “1% ' ie = > Dt ' ee o 3 4) . , ~ . |> o . ' m — 4 ~ ~U New Jersey 7m 10 184" [an 1Re =pearheed 5° ow 1°? t7 se; =e ‘ 7.2 Wee reer ed be . . .** . ee: ow - . a wt 4 = ‘ [* Lt? . ' ; a - _ - » _— " - ™ “ . _ oe = ; ~ " rt rr g = ~ . 2 ” . ‘ a 4) 7 mains predominated at the close Asse om lis fis ils \ tvawde . m0 °* | 8 Bele 6a. “25 7 eek oar : oe swe +s +» _*#%s | Patterson Br T = 400 dS l2iy 12% | Sutheriand | 1.900; 10 «1 AO | ccenneetiads Siok at helt an ap aan and 10 treet Isolated instances in which sborr * cf ite} 2% 3% —— asa ) 10 Berne &s. “43 110 (110 ~«110~—Ci|s 2 ‘ ‘3s » Su Su | Prima Radio 600 “54 GH Tech Hughes ene + See See. ae anc shewery Weather ever aan a: ae a O00 bushetn ; : — 4 # teegegtalione Au GU & W e lL’ 1>% if i Waldort new igs 9% I19%') ° % > — — > a9 > . « Se “> s. fio Corp com BOO iN _ 7% Tonopah Div SO) a al oom VEU ror: , : covering predauce Sizeani« gains ' et -. V estingh . - ‘ r 74 , vi > ; a _™ ca . ~ - ' ‘ - , ? . .? bh Ex: 500 o% : ° . "oa. Ma 9 tt . = | + * : . = =n Airdr ee % . . . - , = . : ws Ra Or, pr 2 Li. 3 . ; Hosa xX > -~_ = .- = . - ‘A - oe ae —— > . reo sea 2k os 34 Si 2 as “4 ns ‘ i= = — a 7 > S . - To _ ‘ ? 7 T — — 8 oe were the features ponds remained oes ~ —— . -- ‘.~ sen . — = - = y ‘ 4> Braz Se ‘41 QF 8S % 95 "+ . > : “ pe — — — . 4 Truck . oen is". is a —— = 7 - i 6 _— ———- @ firm with strene@eth in : ihber a again 4 > 13 ; - > 2 3 —. rr i B r | 7 ‘ - s + - ima 4 5 ke @ Q . . ~“ 4a . . . a +" ee . ss . oe ° Repe : amcy kw Ls, i s ’ . ‘ ft Rg ] an i 19 i ~ " > . . ° alent A > . - — - = ) , - = ° .s t - > —_ _ lenn > whe) e- e “o- nite Fasterm aw a @ ° noticeab! nd i! mone. eter | 2 est" . ‘os -3% go? » Mh bag 2% s srs . & Canada Se. “26 TOO 100% LO } ns ¢s " 2 «¥% 79's. |S Coal & Iron 00 2 8 ay t 2 a oe mee e. a 4 ca , , at " on ™~ Hos : . 5 + vA “ he. \ afi Pl 4 = 51 7 : : . a . om « _ od ~ - “ “ea ’ ae . a2%, ¢ . mn we _ wu ~= “as z be.) “2 = | 2 r pfd a 1 ow) 103 103 103 n-tad imp re) a nF »/ * a opening at 4% per cent was raised Re rnwte " ny we Y * . White © ‘. 24 ” = ee Se 1 7 can 2an = ‘> ada s 3 Yim YT ws BT | Stutz Motor 20 i7% i174 iT% Vietary Dir Min > One 4 4 Clearings, Money : : : : . a me -— i = - “- 5 a : i iv ’ ~ : - ~ ae . P > = cit ios e a 7 - e * = ~ > to 5 per cent durir . i BS “= >. . f inrernat.of i ‘>? Le ies is Wes Er ; ( om Fa 94 oer PT dae he > : _ ” . : : ‘A - m4 “a - . 2 . >. ‘= r ‘ '« lew) « “) 4 swift « -—* 7, « - Exchange Market Irrecular. werch Nut £40 « “As ',, 69 io pid 5, 8 Sm ~~ Chfe fs 4] 103% 103 . ~ ( rae ON s -s 4% 4 . i Pech Pred ma lat s 7 Aone Leed & 2 oe =? = Y : ' + ( *eamng Howse ee Biumenthal S pf 7 #T% 74 97} — & Yoolworth 8 - & 8% = Qa . Urght Aor ; 1oO%® ] ] en ‘ > ny ' > : = > ~ = 4" =e =i =e na . rT 2X> 300 ; > 3% _ i ne re} é ao. 74 ink and her - 45 i + ; .2 . . ~ . rain Tada =F ony ae e- = . - Reows? - * ’ , ° n . unt ~- . > 7 > rT" « : ; hd . \4 = - . ; ~ * oO - “ s Z = ™ > - a 5 ‘ , ~= b, wo) >.> > ing OTm = rer ot + > "a nN . “ " e t. Louis + change market. (sOTMAN MATHS Te . = ’ ’ — ‘ METALS AND bhOULPMENT ; a ON + . : O4 3% +4 ~ “ s 2s 7. ws “ ‘s > : = Te " Hr ofd aoe —— +s >? 2 S$ — - oon vl - *, . $4. 160 one a 2 Cash mained close to vesetrday s . wf LOB, DOs ‘ a a ee 7 R Copen Stes. 44 e7% st 38 ; : t*ss 3 [S% S25 Bs nited Pr Sher 2000 64 on .% BON Ds. . P ‘~~. were: Debits te ee sh cratn were , : ’ . = Rut: k 1a : 14 > 1 — ar = = +. e ‘ . . . Ak . ‘ar ? , ? Sccounis Se “hh. a : _ oe : : : A «ska Sold . Nw : . > Cuba v6 +. +4 S a7 ; . =& A J3's5 - ‘ ° - % mited Rer « 2 On . : = . 41900 “ — Sits to oo16sy of a ont and Belgia: Bnei. a . + | 4 4 : ia } wae 1 he 1% Ls . Ra +s L14- 45 9 .~ or) + } ' : ~ +s > => % ss so“ ’ oe Sh we “ ” ; 34 4 z pP . an a7 a $. 5 ; ; an _ — ove a 7” 7 ‘aa . — = . = — . — . >t : > ‘ nite pe “+. 4 44 4 a acaer S ea &a ca ed in ) P French francs were offe ed or ¢ : 4 sz v se . ~*~ Teg Am ( a x ) pe 1 > = ‘% ° _ , da 4 ~ & 42 a ‘ ee “~ = ‘ . oni ‘ y > so >» 2 ~ Ve Ow c N v Fe . 72 . | 3° ‘4 menriur a °> > 13o8 & 7933 75 + VE oe | * 2 + 9 fairly large scalé the latter losing allt Pet * 1is*% 111% 11 " - —" ~~ ~mo If 14 » 120% 141 —_ 2 os 3 tts Qa n* a. ‘ 3:3. . 2 les . ‘4 _— Acme a 7 1fo 4 2 4 ; 4 ‘ = o¥ an > «@ ~~ “ot ~ieh & susan 4 Neg wom a0 ™ > .* 14 . new : * , 3 * . Meta . 3 ’ 4 45% --) * >> nos =" oie . . N . ~ ' . : - fe ’ = rate + 3% points at 6.59% cents Sterling , ae 9 Sau maw vaak é reli : oe 91% 13 Denm S«- 43 1% leat. 198. : >; was 58 . 30 a eee f.. oes FO CON CORA CS SS 1108 (‘198 (108 . 3. offered at act ieon't hel4 -tseeady at $4 4? and the Scar- ; in na > 4 A me “Ss oi - -~ *% a o> se fe > oa . _~ ~~ ‘ . . 44 43% 43 / : rp : ai” I-S 1° “3 li?» am Ret’ W . - ‘ a 39 ns aza "at a ceplances ‘ time : . ‘ a _ _} - e ‘ ans ae ; ~ _” | .. = Sas ‘ : “ .* ; 3 r upon ' . 1 5 = > am &) Fn = . ‘ 1 wl Ont « @eaciear mined on : - . . @dinavian currencies showed some fas- ‘ pra Gk, SA Ga t, ° . " =: ray 3 37k >} > © om R J*s f=47 a7%y —g™ RT % = (Meas 45 32. nh ho ® ‘ > erm Axle 100 190 2hy = o, aTs 7 Re +. 1s ine - Me pete, months : ai —— wee Bosse days. . a ; an ‘ } = . =% °@ "8 Durch ET @ > - OR > 17 : Max! fz = 2 _ —=_ Ss ’ a... “ss : : . cial paper pesition to rally Continuer weak a itadiine, tal ‘ os ; . . «17 — 2 - 4 atin Mi ‘S » ‘- Tf : : - e . = P > nee . e - ness was apparent, however in Ar- . 2 Gleee woh =tu' « —_ eee P +6 40% 5; Ang-Am OU: 28 > 1 ee eee 1 a a Three per cent = , - . . : ar . " : , a = +? : . . - => & , " te . . : ..n ar ine ’ i 3 l = ef ow an 5% ' rcs . oe gcentine pesos, a price of 35 cents G & E& ? sn : ®. 1% as Raldw la ‘ 13 » io » ib 4&2 . ‘8 French _ 41 o>. — . ’ “wa Ss jeb 4s 4 «1% “a14 al’ Wanner Mallesh ae =. 41 tis Arm & Ce i + My So ‘ ‘ ey “Tl ee Exchange on : ‘6 n ; israpr 1 _" 4, by Dpilas Mini? z “ ~~ w an Dias » @e 43 i a . - ee, - Was: ft Is : i. as) lL. wr) Leg ss a ‘ are P : _- 7 “a ver Rr = >" | > | *. - - ‘ > ' ~ - 2 “ “ " ~ . ~ : >» “ - “Publication of additiona! ra m = 1A \ . Ls . ae SS | fa. iowa _ 4% - " @ oF 14% . - 27 4 4 + STANDARD ILs. soston & Me %s oh mM) my | Georec at i frames 13% centimes - - = > ~ o . ~ ; = = > ‘~- . - ee a — —— - = : _ - >. >. - - Q —- ~ e . ' road earning statements fer Apr ompe R "4 : $ — \ PRurte Cop 5 r ‘ = 7 - . - _ " - ' : 2 : ‘ ~— ua = " Denne o%e? Can ._* - . . on-r a *“~ I 7s 1a7 1 TAT ti ,; o7rce " o 1% me- eon? , confirmed the earlier impressions | ne Gao & mee) i e = : - Jap is . 8 M =. : ot x $ ~ Oe, me ~A “an ‘ > 106 — 196 108 ~My lle te + ob. en. | short bills 2% meh es aa di ac~™ant Th see ie 4 ssanen : ~ = F , 7 a _— ° = = _ . = ;a ys - . - - see - = . * . - . i : 7? ~ on - _~ ~ - - ’ +. . hee mont ds* ; on, > ? : — “~ oe % a 4 ye . sj ‘ ny : . ¥ © ge -f-> > a = “orn CG Rai F 71a In? 197 NEFwWw yearn . * business Tabulation of the returns — = Te Pig i, _— © , ? Xe 7 > cine > Leons As ‘4 May P a — Foreign of the first 52 roads to report shows : , ; ., : » ‘ mo ~ : »— »& ~) Marseilles ‘fis 4 =| ~~ ‘ ; >a 23 63 114% 114 Lie’ enn Mex Fuel LOO 16% 16% 164 /2.) a - = - 101% 101 +» iIVi's . seLican delliars. slic. Tn Pre " eS ee 1S] ag , —- =4 li Me . oe : " > ‘ :, iS ] '?T & -as 1835 7 ” os ie snerTrT Se es . 1 jon: mw 1a 1 > . Mw : . ‘ . . A A Y= . ST e . ne N , i, _ A ~d | on . as i - a "AS }" a : _ _ ; ~~ , = that although gross + some $8.99.- soften O 4 49% e8%' 4 ag? > ® $4 33 $3 . [= - Bn A = : - ws sa - te Tis T1& iPr 2 aan lod % ioe % 203 sher FR &s : ms 902 ee -_ - ’ . . - a %D a > a > , = . ™ jc : - ~ - ony . = : ~ pos me zs - - » ‘ eh 4 &2AStlL @s wA' 29 101 oa, 1™ YX ~ nh Penn © "0 150 150 Lw r she : z ‘ss 4 ; Qe %& ok - MILLSTIP Fs = $59.190,.000 as compPared with $57 _, Sugar pf a, ~~ iy. ; = ——— = “= O65 a3 oe ee . . : 2» 56 600,000 i nthe earlier month. In Apri: “wy Bre rT a4 : - 7 Mines = r . iu _ ws ~ 2 _ -?,, — P — : . —— 3 Se : —_ - * - naman ee _ .. to at $41 “at fed at $16 5e , f th } war ~¢™ a . : : BS a r Os - Mh . 3 Cuba RR Ss : s.4 = > : 3.000 39% 38% 384) ’ , iVe@ 2? 100% 1M my. $32.50 ’ of last vear the net earnings of these VMban Dom Sue , o™ . - } . = ‘a 43% 4 454 . \ way Sa 40 13? oO-« ' : > Del4Hu _ in *S a? oe a? i ¥r ‘acuum © we 47 ay sy AAD try Te- 4s * 1|On LOM, 106 _—— we >. . . . : ~—s >= 4 . - = - = - * * _ , - = _ - ~ . roads amounted to only $34.000. 000 do pr 49% ns X\ 34 . . + + Norwaw Ge cr?s _ = > Ris -" >= > y HMI “Ss >» S - om A. Sete 2 3 See oF . - 192 103K 103% | NI IPA ' . - ry ’ Silas 4 a’ : . . ; ~ . ews . ' ‘ Bi Be : ‘ ~"_™= ; ae = . “ 6 Praju 7 ‘3s . ~ : a . ’ - DERG an 2s m To 74% > INDEPEN DEN I OLLS. yi oi 7 & = wv if s2% BS 4, ae ae : ° . ~~ ~@ji > . . . : ,** —— “2 . 7” a - : >.* . . = 7 Pex — ° ‘ 4 24 e - —— —- — emqpennes : : fanmitoba «4 ; oa 2 o 5 4 = = s* _ . i’ ’ AL? * quished from specifications cry ' —m > « - . . ‘ q ad " > ‘ t* ‘4 >" & Wonder ie = we 4a ~ ._ ~ =) ~, 2 . =" > : + ./ % = — ate 500 ” *™ ‘ > > Nat acme ~« & ] a6 oF ww. ND contracts have fallen further ~~ - ra ,t™ i? i.* = : al -" 4 - ae > . . . . : — ‘ _ . 4 at ~~ » . . . as . ;7 > 4 | =ervice 4 ] > | * 134 yy ™ . ~ es ** 4k 4%, a2% her bel ast K (> THttlle 10s ~ ‘ “- = —. sae se) e. 46 4% 84 4 8 - & te = 2 Cites Serv “B® ets "0 14 7 ; ; ~ a - —_ . , . "1s : y . = i - ’ =» : > = 7 . - . > : > > = 2 5 \ oe RN _ = 2 shipments from mills during the pas Ele ama B 4 "i * ' , — , ; 3 ~ \ . 4 > dee ee > ae -% "2? % ts = — . ts - — ‘ +9 i —~thee s Ser ° or >a aT 6A 67; Pe Cc = 4 aaa 104 104 — “ES a : po) BR | $ No Pdere ee BS SS SS) Tae cme ss oS conse. Be Pei oe s2%s8 cz : > 7 + a . . : = . . os “3 State =s ew 4‘a : i ' 7 F - - zs S = ™“ > ™J c. = Iu i. on ° ? fe ,2% _?% . > . % ne P =e wv: cy 10 ‘ 29 x 17 ' which points out, however that cam- . . : | TS, TS'g — be [=6) Serds Cr 2S Se “GP 4B 48% . > T Sts “40. 114) 113% 113% | Peters y 4000 42. an ani marek *s 1923 1 108 100% TOs | . ounca’ » ? «A, ® ~¢? *) . my oy 4 4 ' S. ~ - _- . \ > Ss . - . a - " ‘an ; Shaweh oan ~ pid & en ‘ : . li? Sw. — LOS ras & K >. . . “9 . -9 on “ + 94 > . - . ~ a , = > ' ’ ' , e very small volume. of tonnage Le - =uste \ as 64 ~% P. 2 & 12 a *& STS s— s/| 3 Swies Se 40 115% 115% . Hav § “ wi el, om ‘ eared . ba oe on > S| = . ; 1197, 107%, 1ae* 4.60 c WW 5-75 © by 1n- > . " ri eT nm lé =: > . ; s — : . . . —— 2 _ : = fe —s ; . » ** . . a he = +4 - - > - = = . = Zz" = 2 , = .* * - ’ e ' - mand for fabricated stee! continues oe Ty . . . mt = 2 ios Mined Digs “SP 11s % 113% Ri, en. gm f 2 = so ) Hudson 10 3 LA : ten of Mine @ ® S1% 97 vesting your funds in : e ° " \ . _ — 7 PY? . e _- ’ , ? 4 -_ 2 a = 2 = = _ = “ 7 [a = °° 7 > , e ? “Ve to leg. and uncertainties with rs garda ei « — ~— , , , . - + ‘ ‘ 7 Si, . * ~ a > X . . % = - “ “ a -vet wre Ran ar 4 ON *") la + —— ~ -. . tae - - - ' inco e t f . } - 8 Ste as : way Ss Wines UTS |e Hee 808k ae — $e . On Tom Toe % | m M to the future trend of prices has de- f Freeper ex 4 | ‘ » OM “: . °c: anil ss oS mn Ss 45 . » se...) , 1OLy lots | yo ; _-— aa oa |“sae | Vet See & “3 s a8 OS, OS tu ‘ ax tree umic- e ! 2 27% 27h , } = set viz 4 . : Mia oe 0 3.300 24% 023% ' 23% | wed Samer 6 > haa “ ~ Bo layed the placing of some orders for Gardm 1 | Morr . . 1 ; INDUSTRIAL BONDs ~) a seam ga oo e | Mariaed © of Mxi 400: 6%: au! ania = & Tyjexrerarary | ipal nds. equipment by Eastern railroads (Ger Asphs wry 3 wy — BIN 14 "ar ; + yr ete’ + eo, a) | Mexican Pagueco 100°. 79 =) ~9 me bn % 9T%) aT . : : i ee. s . . L - or +~ nt -_ J — s ‘ ‘ = -_ >. = —— ane a ° - Some further stiffening in the nr " ; . : . a. . 14 : ~ ‘4 - A Gd a! ~*~. ' 5 » . Qe . VW . — , lL ith on => e> — a Se 10 7, e .e) '. ’ Municipal Bonds ld ~~ ils ; ” - ~ ~ bad - . a = uM) A ‘ 4 r 47 p \e — ~ —_ _ a ~ - a - Z 4 a . . * > . = . \f + —- — -~, e+ . - . - = ; : ts . ta | (utua tf. 2708 11% 1% 1% FOREIGN BONDS. | by us to a large number of pig iron is in evidence, especial!’ Ger Moro 4% 24%) © %& ’ 7 " ‘ -™ . OS % ~ “ } . . ’ " ' ‘ . es ad 4 . : - _ > . ao . _‘\ > > wwe 7 1 $¢o@ . -_ . e aed 3.000 11 Liz} ge Wael Nab eea | of thrifty, Saving peo- im the case of Southern grades. I> fs pp! Rt —c\ © & 4 , ” yet at ' ~ ~ ; ? ~ . ~ . Ls 5 P| : ~ . ° ” 7a rT 4 , = ny Penney! vania. on the ther pains ’ x ; _ . . en — > . :*% ‘ . 24 ' 2 - a . 2 5 ‘ ~ ’ ‘ ne a 7 ‘ ‘ bs . - i a el - ~ > [atten aii “ en : : . M > 7) " . ‘ ; ~ : : >. ; , “e . ease ‘ 7 a m . «= ‘ m4 ta . . - o ; aa : er ea Ver in } ] ~ } 3 n 7 . ‘ " . S . ‘ | =~ 2 ee k ab } . ta 5 Ee — . e Meanwhile steel productiqn contin- | Good) Tire pt es & ee tt —_ tS) 13%) 13% % {| 28 atl Fr Ts citi ' _™ . | i CC oot @s “Sl +”. Sante Fs $00: 5% 5% F& MEI RS ; te. 6 there i a : - _* ; ‘: on » 7s a Du. Da Re 7 _ , >. * EWI HOG REC : nd ° *P ; . . a : 5 ’ 4 “rs 7 * ‘ = ~ . . , a - ts "ns »* - md 4 _ - = Re . 7 ; , 2 ‘ =" @e ’ _—T Pees rhs , : — > 7 S ? 7 7 7 / 4 7 7 ; , , Pa 7 ; e; / ‘ a i f* ve / - / “ ~ / | + —. + fs >» * + ¥ ot / j "ir / » ! ’ s 7 2) ) 1} ? s ’ > j " ’ ; % May will go abowe that fer Apr.) tS § | + a . ‘ous — | ; 4 + ~ r . . . ei " ’ i i I ] } — ss _ ; . ’ bs : ” ‘i - \ a ‘ 4 . bs " £ = . =e ~ = 7 bs , , . > > , ” ’ ; . is ; 42 ~ . . . - ‘ : " = ° a m4 en ign ’ ms °° i . q > 1. 44% ry a a” Werth =' reer ’ ” . 3 ~ =* ee 'u \) row .” ’ \ r i~ . _" - - = 7 . deal Shs — ~~ a 2 > . . ud : i? "ota . . .? Mi ~ Ms > . . 7 —- | - ~ 7 ~~ = ~~. -— =? i ' = | = | = : . ’ ra _ = Be >= > ~A . = | “ KY ARI. jj indian Res 6% ie : a . —,. 4 hy heel 7% 87 \ 87 = is ts “4 ~ _ ~. erstate Ro >i l lt .. | Purposes er the holida a Ss ST Leu septs ‘etay estimated . 1 et ‘ . 4 4 na 4 : > : wu ty ~ \ — ~ a ——— ° = " -. wer ‘ Se . : n lu 0 . 7 ‘ ' ™ = ~ 2 > % . a. ef 7 taB i+ iw 4 lL. 34 ; . ; ‘ a ws . ~_ en 2 . > o? i. ~ . es . - a =e wit, - ee IUOtec for | . # +... eo . Rt om Pe 5 ‘ 2 . ‘2 oA ' ss @& aa | : ; x 1 i - 5 Sx 4 ~ Rie ane r} Sous cw > > —— “Sef the ( en pen for Bookiet . ' * : * ~ ae : e— ‘ ies ’ . ; ‘Ss = = Ai + | i : : ‘ oe = "ee"' T gz: Lore Tract o ~ en . . * ’ . 7 . age ——7=_™ ; . — ime Hare »f ad 4 s4 ft, 4 S ‘ _ b viceess % - , a 7." MINING. he raw silk market here Sm« unchanged —— . —Trapsactions on the loca! sto k market Pare . " 4 . ’ . . . * a. : > - mm + . = . La = os 7 3 - -— « = an a : r> ‘ : ae . - ~&. » ‘Ot mB. Sy ae ~ 1 tn " _~ 2 : , Bk a ~ 42 : ; a= o ~- S's, Sth ezona Globe , 5O | 86°: Se ita 22 Yotona@a. where on Bonds eniitiee “Municipala™ Moa, ; . > i 4 " » . : e ‘ 4 . ~ as : , “ - ; — i ~~. . °2 ia -~ . “ ~ : ; - . oT n : a #« . Z- a . may following is « We@of sales ma lewe! or . . - . = Slip “+ “= "1 & > Y —— = SS. ye ’ + ‘ Ves fe 5-« “ . : " -- US > ~ > “ si) 7 =" > > ww ; ‘ . estern ~ _ : " : ; ee : : s ~ '* , ~ M- 4s « ; . 4 ; . ; - » ~ : 4 .* sm fe RATT Hop ardes 4 ama Sue ~~ -- + | . —_ a ; . : - , f-, = ob = Cx ~~ \ow (orlean~ “pot. {cadres ; RM. y ms : *teacly > Wee and stecker . > * _ he . = . : _ 7% 7 7 An = - pre a4 ew | ty if er ™ ‘ . . } eS ' . - coring «& Corr! - ~ ‘ ' ‘. > ; 7 , ‘ é , a - n i . , , ‘ . z= °T >= \- ‘ * —_ + 4 : " ‘ y to is ant «ear ne™ bu lke $7 : x SG * - ; ; 4 ia 7. _ d . . ; il ped 2034 ist p . : : } Con oo me ate iz» 5 "= “wr ~~ a, - ' 3 >) 9 > s = il Con Ma >. a ea . . ' e aggre” Fiectric corn an 2 , a “ . , : Rys 4s « of 1D SAO 486% & & ~ wpe ug ee on ‘ —- a. . . > Me . Ss AO, SOR : et 4 4 ‘ gRvs 4 = “a ~~ ~ a ger-ercus > ay “a rare ? o's ; , _ She i? L] ) . 3 “fe Reo . ~~ “in 7@=- oF Ss , 4 >. . : ~ NVA “« ° aa : Mi VW . . - é + > . " } . . ~ : ¥, ; - « : : ~ r : sate = _ - ; 8 me eA = ** is >. \& ) a, ~ , er 4 er ~ 7 o 4 = «> ° ag 2 ers ‘ . ’ Rpecta’ te the Post Miepea tok x . —_ — ] : . ’ - . f e “ > . ie * -— on = . 7 = 4 . - > = > 4 ~- —_' . : . ~ ~~ = + 7 : 4 . v ; * . ~ as - ss - CHICAGO, May 28 —Foilowing ix a Mex & = 7. oo “sk , T2 »t Jao T= ~ BR on ~s 9 . . . ; - - - ' Pert of tedayvs sale« high low nad m . _™ . “ \ : ‘ ? % ke ‘ z - 4 ee. -« Pas a ——— a= . Pa —— — ate ~ . MS GUotations, at the (hicage Stock Ex Nl Sts ; ok ng ee, _— : z. . . ' =a 25 7. 10 gr — pri a > : - - | Nn ‘ Dange andl . a « 4 “ = : z 2 . es ba. v bs . 2s ™ . : ; s - if in ben, ™ =~ 4 as _ ‘' | : 4 ‘, 4 ‘é o> « . ~ \ ." . ° s . te - . a ‘ . 2 4 ; 3 4 7 . Tre ling was , ott . : Me - ’ i. ° : 4 >. > ; = . _ . ' > —= i ‘ ° + ~ - - ° . -* 4 : anal oct mad! High le“ haere Vv . : = > ’ rar? is Ls - rf : ib T Mes 42 ak - : . : + the decline - Am FP 8 pfd a8 87 AA , LL f *) ™ Bh dno, ~ > . +. : : ; ’ . : Ar Leath Nat D Stores : i ~“™ ‘ So . “4 weather = * ~ \ . 7 4 . \ . _ ‘ - - r . ot ,e ? . “ « : >. ~~ ~*~ — , ts de pfd a2 x a: ——~S c BS % 6, RO : — = Sw » = + —S5 & Goodrich 6%« "47 Lone tans > Nore : we Ar of Ti pfa 1% 81% Six ~~ T * ih Bt 3 ? hie! u 3 sSs% S24 STK 2% 9 .- T @ a ' a, ‘ » s ; SA, . \ > eo Ar of De! pra 9} ° . } Q a 4 ; ~ ~ ° s . “ 4 : he r) ~ ” . ‘ r) * 1 7" ‘ > 7 ~ . ’ ° . Rss as HS Sh. | RS Bs Ess Pee aS Ses) i AY ds 7 = . - ’ : | We «> 4 " . . “4 : =) - = = , 7 > 3 « - 9 aity : 2 $08 Rassicn MLM sah mor SNOREN 24K sau Minn @ Ms oN) Tel whey Ch fe''42. gay tats teas) 25 Xe le 304 . | wa a e for investment 150" pounds cotton 1 nog “ M "6 + ry hy > ‘\ . ’ a - . > > & SSM4 na . ~= . : ‘ . "2 = + . . ’ = x= it r . . : > ; aad from tore & BK Ww => is inners ; ls > w . S-K-T ' 3 +3 (3% @ * HumboOR 53: ; : “- - ;, " ‘ . 7 h uld i f. SUE ES Sp Bd goal 2% : oat RS 87%) aN 5 204" ) sno write for our Curren y “ ~ : “ ;*% 7 : ~ th s ao. . ~ » ¢ 4 «» « 4 > . ° - ‘ é ; en a0 : ; : Yr - pfu «7 ~\ _* ; “ i4 = 44 i4 ' Vv E> J 4 . > 44 14 ‘ P . — - x " : . ‘~ ~ ‘ ~ ; “ : . - P ” an i verm E4ieeon es © LvA ' ~*~ > + ; —— . . a ss ° . - ’ " — . 2 " = - , . . ~ w = W, ff. > i = “ ~ e | , : , . : . ® " ‘ . > ~ : ‘} ~ _ ~ = . . = - e. 1.800 Cont Moreors oy, e4 ay . Fue! Sy > _“~ oes 7 at. 7 2 rT ea™M? D> he : + Pa c ie .- . ~ = J e Oo er a Wl Om of Straus ke 3° Crane Co pie 110 )«=6 fle otta kiln P A I ot ; -" & N Y¥ Cent 2% ge 2&8 ws} s 4 ae; | ee eo * 76% «7 7 : Bo ds gE - : . “ e een . —— ae “ ‘ ‘ . = a 4 a4 a4 “s ’ = . " ' . SS a aha) asus SBT ONS FT “3 san | SR lure Ge rere “47 Rte Sere 3 B 108% 108% | nds— mortgage serial bona» secured by th i ‘ . ° 1)° 71>)” > ; ~ >. . 7 = . ry x rm _ es ‘4 * > a ce . 2 > — ny ‘ ~ . \, € é 7 ROO Kay Paper w “ , = s.~ i’ _ ’ - - — " * > . ==’ & “84 o-+. ? . . 26 . 4 7 . ; ne”, 5 SABER ION | Pac Tr tt . hee]. § bm G52 ase. os 7s Cc of in : . ~ T . ioe ion ios a 4 " '. ‘ Norf & malner cuality selling £ ~. Mvdros _—i aoe | , ~ %: Te : \ "i oe an la _ — me 201 LOTS 1 . Per M gz 2s . t cts > sccording to the wetete TS fu Brice BS SEN EAN) oD ON aeia*s 3 » =25 RR » ork St Se “30. wn” sa" tga | 2 Pere Mares a! Seq) 3 t Of our large cities. ihese afford you— "Y gat the, offerima LLA Triand Stee! s ae ‘ N \ = _ a . . “Ms . = s . . ] -¢ ‘ vu . >? - ’ : «\ - J 4 “ . ty "a was fullr Teed ower mn ow NM Que x “Tie — ~ . +. : ie . : ; . =" 28 » : ‘ ¥) | “ 47 41% ° he _ = _™ »« } - ~ oj % > Ra ~ . . - 4s" pl saf t . > **e Mee he ic Puil an @ wth . . . » ~ . = = a — . a :' ™ . ~ > — _ : ~ . » ~ . ; o 98 Mid Wor ren. ROR BOQ ay LROTNS Hos tg =e . | bi % | 24 06.7 3S “ings 4 2 Reading gen 4s 97 S72. NES Ree 4 ~——compiete satiety of principal; rer nae Wiad WwW Tt a sa . . ere AP . 11 % 1] } . x yp 20 TS 4 ‘ 45 +. ‘ - my " a : = a 4 ; > ej oa ror hi Wie W ear lei « «rn . > ~ n / . a : : ' . . . _ . . > ?~ i= i - at 2 _f> , ° ~P ‘ 2) rf == f > > : a » ‘ . . : . Us ’ : . _ ~ ™ - " ad 9 98 Mom Went | sq ci4y) Sig |: “ ‘ . 3 »| 16%! 16R)S my | AO Mario fe s 1 240N 1295 "13n _5 SULIMASRAK 4°33 -sp “ss SSS rompt payment of principal and TS v r a ; oa ° ° * . bd '" >. z rn = -_ — . ‘ °Q =" ._—T - = : a el * i” one Ward + QA ox QR . = > , ™ = a . > a . > 4 _," ‘ r i > h h . . . : « : . = : * , a! S — 2 ; . ™« Nat ’ eat er x a . xX x . - > rer “ "\ hy ™ mt m ~ i ~ ¢ ~ — = : =. . i «* > - > = -" . = * * ™~ TP) PR _Sere r 1m A Ae 1° >> . ‘ ; i” ‘%' ?° & . “2 >» i ‘ _ “ ~s ~* a ~ : . ’ » 64 om worry and care; eee a i? : Vn ta rf el eo > , rN ‘ ~ | ; : t 4 > | 3 >. 7 - Zz » . = ~~" A * eT : on Meto: 8 ta — J 'La . 2 th Sus \ + ~ ~*~ . i > +“ i St ——_- Ya . 2 . ha —th ttrach . > an oy Reedux k 7 > * = -_—- .* > . _ ~ \% ” X . he . w® “.. ’ " ’ . y 7 oo _ ? ~~ = ~- 2 h e most a ve interest rate week. Deena od. tan Gas com mui ear ae —_ oer *“ « ’ & % &% ; _ . ; ‘ ‘ : te 1 SLs nm * : " isten with I | the Setter kinda and b | 7°A Stan Yas prfd 40% sa 7 oa a - 4 : ~ ~ ~~ a ~y = - x . m “ 4 . = . = ' ~ ~ ™ bw So % c ast ~~ 2 ~ i ; —_ a: * cons rt re safety. os a Py! 1 era ty Other VGA Stewart-Warner 2} ” Reval ! a @ .-- ee Li ¢ >. \ p—— % b Nors . ; ~ a + ah Mics VA sy 1 | nat siow Receipts im fire : Setit A Cn ia 1AXR% yee ~~. Seare-Ro . -“=% ‘ — . » . ‘ hy > ~ty By, “38 , } ? "we Gere approximate 154 bead | e ™~ we? In’ 1A 12 — a . : - - : . mS ‘ . " - . 7 acl . ~~ . ¢ = : =r} . +. a. : . 'e Py w+ NT 3 - ; ‘ :: 93% 21 ~ do p The tL Oee : . “ > Pup 3 ) a ) . ~ 4 Protas) ee . > ¥ : 7%, : " _- ‘’ : ™ . . .~= ie . i. =... hoi i a 7 , = es 40 OOM ala res “ ‘\ — _~ i% “=m , & — . u ; « : : . ; 7 . + 7 ZF, . ’ , af ¢@ 7 Tan 7 to thousands of investors. Write today and specify— BOOKLET CC-sag : P 7 : = me ‘ he moat a * steotse dealt = here ” A s . >» 8] ° —w—Tinarsy firere i= . . o _— . = : 7 ; > * ae? ” os ~~ ™ wens . : y ; — : = - “ . - . + ™— : $ er . , : — ° ~~ " ia Lk e . . - ~ q : Closed Tomorrow, ie im tations fon 3 : . Loe : «1 "= . ° ; « > > capa i he M . »4 —. + = : : Le Wee Sh 4. °A : - . . >. — " : > i : mY on mata. = . =” . + ents ' ” - : + wk x le Die Memorial Day ce teman4 3 Um Drug Se 42 bitty tote fc? @ 2°42 5a — WW. HE : Pate teene (Dy, L UBReaigime Se 24 100 > lo S loos | ° ° 4 “4 >. . " “ ate . .ND—FY 5S. tL TS Rub Se 4 SPL) Shes} Gee | Semcemeenemetincasnecn. i rs Wil Ne * Osed >. ri AN tas ; . : ho s . ba iD LS tee oe a3 10? & i090 - 7 ® ‘ —_— ‘ ees A SS = —- BO "S$ BANK BUILDING—sT. mortal Day The National => i » 23 Va-CC Te sr A - 36K Seu S4 , tur Suite 3 ive nal Steck 06 eae P ~y rs cR 42 1°) | lee a : ures 50 —Tel Oli rs Yards and the local produce ox oe sohma ) Va-CC ort Ths Bist Xe 2 Nethen L Northern. $28.5 320 or Central 233 . - + ' xs ‘ — Seon o ~~ . : my ne ; wee"anr'ts ne -" ~ _ . . ‘ . oer $ ” ” a . rT =. he = u. ¢ > i> — P, ° ane ; . mq al e i aa _ 7% ony _ONDON Wa - = Ss oO A - bess AS ss Ue Th insday > te ant . ' | .* a “" ne = 3s an 9” se ces Ne *urTure« ar an tart “orpe> so, @ wa.6. Ww ° TOR 4 . “a. . cw \ ° —_ “. ~* — Se ate : | ~ ee ** a ee HRAZIL-——™M . ; — = ‘ > = eee * = ®, 5 ‘re —.. b “Re - _ --9- a . . ’ > | 7 — LANAD , ‘ on , = o> . —_— “ ‘A a. . -_. > 3° ™ . a_i “ * @ . on " . or meer 4D), STS, Ute 20 Wisece Tue 31! 98h 97%! SS% lbs: Fame one tg inc. spor £30 : : ‘» l5s; futures, £30 2s 6c —_ 5.4 .
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el tiie Fe Se — — — acc - Se — | —- anes . — . ; = = -_ eon. : mame — Sind ) ce * re. _ 78, 711_8. Boyte. 3. BH ° | p oy is —t [—Fatae Genin Prices 1/MAY WHEAT LEADS DECLINE | i,% poz.75,"oSi.Ppiy |. Bum. o7, a44e , 28 i DEATHS ce oe Se KET 1S QUIET a 2 ee cere eeenance| ON CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET | rer sais. 0s, taming," [Fier 04, 1808 Bremen BCDOE Ea pred roe news Mong, May co | SRGRRAMIRS Ameee 2in, Torme eens | [ a | 7 26. - sarfie _ Wright 26. 2205 Market 28, 3, at m.. . Budde, be- the. Pirst 6 lines daily. $1.50: . May 28. 1973, at 2: . m, | ST. 10 EXCHANGE. | stewart. 60, 5084A_ Garfield. ue 2 v ; Uls HA record J. W. Stewart, oa $010 Me | loved daughter of John apd Dena Budde, and Bun. $2.00. Extra lines, 25c dails. Ww Engeihardt. beloved hoshaund of enfuee 4 ; | May 29 —Following is the officia! we | Nina Chaenslor le c : | goat : fi “ Ni : lor, ay sur dear sister, 4 5 years 9 months and ' Engethardt ‘nee Kobusech). dear = 4 aap | ON LOCAL M bg A gy ge Bag and 1201008 | Bhecial to the Post-Dispatch. F. Altmeyer, 4, months, 1211 Geyer. | cma re $0c Sun. Card of Thanks. Me- of Anna, Elmer, David, Melvin and Esther In iocal market, 4 G. Rail, 53 F: sut read } : e ih : . “hicage Ne norte nal at led the! © ail. uneral from residence, 6319 South Breac- “sriam motive, 30c line daily. 350 necihardt, dear son, brother, son-ig-isw }@8 receiveq from Kansas City and © CHICAGO, May 29.—May wheat led t Mary Moser, | Way, Thursday, May 31, at 2 p. m., to Evan | Srother-tn-iaw and uncle, tn his forty-secend ° _—— ; - : " . r - rry , s le " , n _ a : . May 29.—The cotten mar- | market a _ — —— | downturn in the market toda) The fact J yerty, 47, 1230 | oe st Pir D E A T ial Q | gelical Lutheran Ceretery. (c) line Sunday | year oe E renewed steadiness early to. _ —_——. High | = that the 307,000 bushels of wheat delivered st - 7 . Vandeven ' — |, Funeral Thursday, at 31 > a th ; ; : v; 5 : ” ‘ «? ‘ : on May contract were difficult to find @'7, jy ; a —- Fairfax | _ May 27, 1923, at 8:30 _p. m., Susan CBONIN—On Monday. May 28, 1973. at | #t'ical Lutheran Church, thence to Chi ; 4321 112% iT a oe 312 3 — ! rae ea — mee 4 Seving, Joe ~ 5430 a m., Eugene Cronin dear brother | Bethlehem Cemetery, Decessed was a mem- ‘yc gc te eve ‘ , = , , pani 3 : Pioonis¥ . wiwe * Jobine. argaret McCo! Themas Cobine, : : Ps. ' ‘ bo of ; M: " ; Liverpool] sales furt . ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE —- . : , Rt a = wT ee ; : May nde July . ei re. Charies C. MeCarthy. ; r of Progressive tual Ald. Working- ads ae és : and her “i — Wheat prices leclined ted ihe i May _ kK 106 "te, 1O6%a ‘ BI Mos TION d . time M > a ” ; * ow 399 S ‘ ' B ~ eR— As ee Dp in Jes is on Tuesday. | Sea ne Pinney and hoenese yA — A "liam and John ‘ men's Mut sa) Aid. Publix Sc heel Janitors’ i. : oon . , “TT ' ~ ~ a , , > _ " . > * rea ‘ avi nr n i . wo Oy, hte . —* : ’ ay ‘ o. e . . . »? . la t J * £ a : . . - 7 ad ; n —" a ie ‘ “ey ar e Was liquidation in May JULY WHEAT — — % yee ehoeber. 4 months, 1607 Ohi Wa hte} ra a ae : > * — Ps 526 | sadtionr —Sy. Gace ee oe Mre M. J. Keely in hia fifty-foucth year. | A**®eclation (cd) vance © . ver > Cc O8eC A . ” ; ;77 7 ’ » 4 — " oa PS ed ._ . aven © rewrite psa UeT Tt . re - “«* ‘ . ’ e . . *,. . ’ ‘ : ‘ y “- ” fairiw wel! ‘ howin ethe wide 1 me sc off, May wheat : ‘ ' iy ; . ; . - sak ~ rood ’ : John . ee ‘ : _ ue littx% —_ rt . t rYLe et rf : é ee me ids ” ‘ Penney! art ; > aa a“ COUSBIT) aK* > years ~*~ months ‘ . . ' | Sf Rose s Churc h. the nee to ‘ alvary oear father ef henry J . lax ine, lLieo J0- radioed up Bus er arg wheat was ‘4c % : *, SEMI EMER LAS é ' I - 'S&—Entered into rest on Mon » | Cemetery. ey nd argaret F , pa rat vely quiet, t - coor was steady to he at sc off “aes ure "e I from Hoffmeister parlors 7814 | Tr iait . “ ' attics ‘hat tr ’ 1f cant g Bee ‘. ° : i , . , : nad of |_ourea (‘olline tnee Lrie — @ . ar * at Se ais é ai avey yreet Pe a ¥ : tne age af a yeara. condition 69.5 and the in. KO00 ; ? . Tar fy Ve Von 81. 2208 ‘ BOULTON—Entered into re , deariy beloved fa of Jo ’ (nee Pryor), wIcow wt . si Davey, dear “uner: fre familys residence, 44 11.250 1000). while the ot n- The iriy range of prices Was only med. ' . ’ y , M TT K inte: , mon . - Ma‘. ae 19023 at 4 t 7} 4) hi & i —— F and « a? brett . o ’ Lar! | § (ne p- é . : , % oe Davey, Ternne » \ nt vn Wednesday. May 30 ition re & the iNCTease in 4 erate, ihe market being influen: ed »s the , 4 as Diest Ties th — et rt werTer in ee ‘ lhert 13. iter OTs ari, be ioved dau iter f 7 ae (ye ree ‘olli in ‘ tw-thir ven wT ° ’ " ’ ichard lea la nd P : ‘ to mt Anthony Chureh: . . . ; . _ =~ om ~ = a on ee | ‘ae . ° . . lies » . e Se . *¢ ny a Pas? ig . ° e 4 " . 2 , ‘ .* . ‘ve | ‘ Z ; rr) > er : " ' ” . ‘ " ® : Cent. ana the indicated CTop low er he verpoo! quotation ar) bullish @enti- ; ‘ iG ts aa ’ ‘ suir f 9 ‘ TE hut ’ , any ‘ t crea P r nnoin 4. 2 4 j a 7 ‘ > “A Ru nh 5 — née ainri 7 ) nici ’ q unera! Th ireday Ma) > at D. ' ae : . eh ad shen netn in-iawW ie) " and Paul's ‘ emetery. mate On AaNnsas crop There was seme cov. ™ ™ 4 ‘ es eceipte are heavie! wod rail T) bald JQ01A MaEnoit Car £ranagcaugiter. niece and cgi in her! froh rovost-Drehman ch 37 NT >, and gra re ed ~ . member of St. Antheny - : : : x! 's ’ ™ ; : : . ‘ -¢ : ’ eTe ? . _— » ; . 1] ‘ =z ; ,ea;Tr ae ‘ ; ‘ arc v7 : ‘os? a 2 oe a : — | r (tt : ° . , q ; svtol ~ : ° or eve *w remained jiet Guring the . “s b: SOrls Owing to pending holiday J! ’ mR were reported over Canadian ‘ ‘ eY Marco 2. , Sn ,trrand ulevard, » =f . Funera Wednesday May ut { s & — - ; ii ” ‘ p » & [ : ; slur Joris ¢ 16 le OTe ror rT residence 5 AS The ce " ; mer rney itr) r? orm the residence nits | | Society and Branch Neo a7 a iittle trade Came 3d to » \Pwer Corn was - ‘ i Cana ' our ‘ i ; j . A » SN -— aa ; } + - é es as wf ' fe m.. fro : ‘ ; . . s sa ’ Gaye vce +? pe) by rep of P ory ome cn @ . ‘4 . a” as D ‘ . ptt ; . a an Mikami | 4 ‘ mt ’ , bs Bape 2 idie . ' nt) oon iree adnes« r Lodge , a a ! and , . an cit Grove avenue, to st Cronan'sa hy steady around : ’ : port of Eastern demand ior the ;* ve. 77's . ~~ — - —s : Si, . : °40¢ eae ; v : at cp. m@m to Retn, : ry Tnhterment (“aivary f"emete¢ points net higher, 2b fons Khowed net ye Mo . , opened at $1.11%% to £1.12, mao aroun : “ "7 lock under liqu:- ' A. ’ ] ] ] July corn 7R Te ¢ aod sept : P ‘TEMBER Boteber ecliling at 24 Fae ; : Quiet later nm the ya be : “ee North esiern markets ombined fs . i ia) . . _. - vere . sane wing a tendenev to eae pe : we of when? compared with 539 ; 71% 79 2Qt . : 4 ~) , , ban els ‘ rn and 144 ’ ; ako n } todu ’ = : July Was rela. Minneapolis today rec: iv ng 106 ae ' ff te. or wit : : ; oben a : ' } , «ls Tn we a : _ Closing. - J ; af | itp a ‘ 7 a P 4 / is , othe beng ’ sidation wus in “~\ ity Dece mmber at . 54 _ 7 . f ~ : ul “ae the M 0 a4 1° en . tn Poimn'tse _ i m ar izkn \ a | . (,A*T * ) n J ii m g ’ Lo Ss) 1.3; i Lem the LO re eariy vt , sama ‘ 4 : a prefir ‘tak. and 10 thre ugh iv report« of y . Li € 1G ro and outinok fn, which were 86,000 bushels Showerv weather or er the nel) } . foek « . included fentinued eon Nest Page. _— a fect) | BAe COE YT. ae There was & wd buy- ‘ he eve tracers RK. May 29 —Cotton spot quiet De. Ae ween ~ : week 3 } being RK75.000 - . Corn receipts were heavier than a wes aco. a : ew : being 544 fhiit) bushele (jate« r¢ celpts were heavier than &@ week seo, being 4.4 » Money, Silver | bushels 2k Ss Re ign — Ai re (ljearanmres today were 23. 000 bushels of is « learing House Association wheat, 268.000 barrels of flour and 37° 000 e {tor May “oe og. bits bushels of wheat and figur. arrbunts, $31,100,000. dehits : : Sehkers’ accounta. $23.60 one, St. Louis Cash Grain. — al of $54.100.000. Debditse tor dealt orn *? . *” a , $ Ne EN i }f } — y , May 29.—Call money firm: , - NO. 36 hard, $1] 19@].° . ntimesr Exchange on London. at NO. « ste ' he Ni : BUTTER—Creamery extras 28 %c° & 2 cars light mixed. $2 ~4; car part heavy. . : 1 black springs, 3% do at $51. (out feed at S16 Jt) VW hy te hom- . chickens. R@ 16c turk-ys, hens. 28r; \ ne were di as j “ad ; ; » oD - nmMission louse ‘ ris f ' - — . * ‘ %; ruling rate 4 ~ fMsineg yeuo' . q $1 16 No % | je are. ; om ie a es os ot aanied eae induc: ma nreacure ; 6 at 5S. last loan 5 Call : $1.1! Ne » Northern rpring . oe P : ge a degli oP — rm ‘ =" lat losed oc to ‘% gner -_ ‘ escr p on ~ Ou owe it O yourse , | acceptancer. 4; time lonne ; ~ mixed. Bic; No. 1 ; i ee ro Acai nchanged to Sc higher ‘ Collateral H0.a0 dave. S 4.6 TI N ; i] : Q ? c: No. 3 vwe!.- UsSUATIV lioter } . Co “ht. 1973.) | A —__- to know why the United States ~ Ee —— , rend . ° ! ~ @ ? rentimes Five per cent low n, ; on ow. wv ait 4 . i . 0 ard. 36 firsts 33 secon ds. 3lc racking Turpentine, Flax, Linseed J The Aollar Was ie . an’ sO . . * bite > stock. 26 *e ad . _ -— : Ty 7 : ec te ais eos ee Rubber Plantati i Stee 99 .Kareien bb 1. .: m rhe mixed $>° Siti an Zen; dressed ba, 60 ¢: emall ..) 23, stock, 64] Rsin: Firm, sales u r n a 10n im ' tone Aollare. Dl nal et tt gp ey "se . 7 = . o TT No - ana dark at Sesloe a, — ] ] - r¢ e@ingt ‘ "6 shi} n ants 3030 SLO Ms ! | my. $32.50 EN Rees, “thos ane cecerd: | MOY. $5 Ota; July. See The United States Rubber Plantations covet 172 square miles in Suma- Alfalfa Meal. ing to size. 13@20c; spring ducks. 25 @ 28c: WN POL ain: May 29.—Fla: , : NICI PAL goALEALFA MEAL—Choice., $29, No a | Guumcovy ducks. 20c: geese, Iécy euineas | xo. $2 9007.95 . tra and the Malay Peninsula. 110,000 acres—a veritable Garden of me commercial paper, 5 109 Ae a Gn - - ¥? sTace low 9 ‘resh count candied, ~~ ay ee . ; , : : ; ; . M4 > 29 —Rar silver, 32 - St. Louis Hay Market. ae 7c: Singles at 25c; longhorns at, $25¢: per gallon for raw and $1.33 ver gallon for | Lia ; POULTRY—Fowls,. 2 ) = $4 vo ’ y [Pf —Prices were easy om the 1% per , discount ret Timothy—No. 1, $14@25; standard, $23: eee. SOC, BECKS, SO nr ls. Za leg L Quote : } b, stays and cocas, ilc: 1923 r. GCG. H. 1. x. 34:7e. = 80; N, | ver 44 ay - . 5 °O CV ' BONDS eee to 180 pounds nt Bae se: 220 Lee 5,000 Rubber Trees. From these Plantations comes the Rubber | Cash Grain Prices ee ee OP ee CTT TK EEE EAE 4 hen i Bigs mn a el] mping den “—* agai : ; . were Debits to individu!) at— N > red winter > ie Butter, Eggs, Poultry removs of he res. , : , > : ' ee Oo debits to bank and Oo. 2 I inter 71% No. 4 164 ” (rats =e changed 1 ,c lower kay, PUN Is. 19,400,000, a total of " ie Dy 7 od PSs TE Lov J a a x n'tz. eptember, ; ; / Kariick ZOUTS RUTTER EFGC AND POUL 7") ous : $1.1° ‘ ard 1 18 ~ a ty LNGE 4h, pe, t Tavu's “ me . . Mie ho 4 Three per cent rentes. 547 per cent , No. -. $18Ga me | No , , ] ‘ ("iover nixed— pigeoBa, .V \ ‘ YA 4 °9 —" rper time MILLSTU) FS—Two Cars hard bran. $°?7 ‘prrings 8 i} 2 lambs salable at from 12@l4c per |b.. ac- ’ R SAVINGS ~ASY: he — " : | ipal Bonds are sold . fo. dark Northern spring, chose to fancs en tranches, ae 2 Byte we pity SX sous a ” OME fifteen years ago, the Their ownership enables the Com- eae RUBSES ete noe pitts to a large number - 284° ordinary to good ari-20%: $0298: Alabama entes $1.50 to'Si.75. 7. | puter clin Ratheyn: Heinkel head Rubh pany to obtain from itsown proper- Process of obtaining a eee May, »; July, § Septermbe! ELERY—Florida crates. $1.50 to $4.50. Martin Wild—Mrs, Nellie Gehiet LU nite States u er i , the latex. rifty, saving peo- 7 Pei ho. en sei elow, 75 '2 076 4c. |_ CAULIFLOWER—Home-grown. b lener—Nor ter ties a constantly increasing supply h easy monthly pay- . BSaG2c. Rye—No. 2, 66% ato’ las _EGGPLANT—@Plorida, 1%-busnel i m Hall—Mre, Kesbring ities Compan foresaw the : It produces uniform rubber— pure hy no to you? , | . ""GARLIC—N Lista O> to 0c per M ‘onnore—Mes. Elsie Carter. P y . d of crude rubber. And what et rubber. Rubber with all the 8 ent . : : need for ensuring its own ade- more important, to obtain rubber of | re 1 ualities of the latex, including man : -[uomsona[e == H06 —. aged OFF quate supply of crude r ubber. uniform quality, especially adapted to toes aca preter ie in. pred > em + Garrison—Mae Greene, | its own requirements. processes. Sprayed Rubber is the CIPAL BONDS : 2; June, Tie to $2 Soutesnen tteed i ne. Taylor a : first to be free of both acids and ECURITY BLDG i. BE STOCKYARDS. Nt. May 79. (Bong; 32 tS : ee 2 -2e | Lae Seward Mearaeeeine. © : The Company realized that * * s smoke residues. It is dry arid pure. ST. Lous Sie taives, 6000; hors. 25.000: sheep, 3300; |) GREEN PEPPERS—Fiorida, $2.30 0 $3 7 Rooney aida M. Penmekam in order to live up to its leader- the Coupon for Booklet a—.€ ATT! Live bee ete senera it) 43 i eget fi» rar ‘ine 3 , CATTLE— sa ian KALI Raymonc flott—Laura Poepper. 7 Pa ee : Here, then, in the ownership and WEB CORD isthe development of the dis- . Thomeon & Co. Inc. BTS. to $0.15 4 a A ae of SOO. Rt em cen 20r to 25e tox: | | mais achmes—dire na L. Cren ship, it could no longer rely on control of the United States Rubber ©°" that the rubber latex has an intimate ee em Louis out | . ad é “oe | ol Aug pohed S11, the highs NIONS—New Texas veliow, $1 1 3 j shaw Lee natural affinity for cotton cord. Bend booklet on Municipa: re year i Gotnectaueed of oerceer (Poca white Sh to $2.25.) John Buchanan. St. Louis. Mo. Mrs. Juss the usual market grades for Company, and for the benefit of all hs ore is the Miaiiadiaiien n dropped 25c. Canner and cutter | pyusee ee eee mccher t. Hole: 5. MMo.—-Jénnie 7 ° : ‘6 ” : , ag er Sn of the vutchers | | POTATOES—Per 100 pounds: Red Rive atid Pb Bee teen ep us tail tee its crude rubber supply. So it users of “U.S.” Rubber ey rt webbed sheet of cotton cord, impreg- «4 eak nd ate 7 tu out BA en )- Northern rurais. $] } ne & Carl - te ' ; sop Ese, “CCHIME & food opening, prac- | 4c to Boe ner'BO-Th ox, Dennis Grseser. St) Louis, Mo.—Gertrad started its own rubber planta- sure source of rubber latex Of the nated throughout with pure rubber. Toten o S drastic decline, $9.50 || RHUBARB--Home-grown. yous Kinas. Anaium. Mo. wo.-Pearl Gres- very finest quality. It has none of the old —_ hae onatituting the late top. 4 49% sui pen ncken. threads that ordinary cord fabric Cerin sftss. ees0. “utr SQUASH—Al: A source for all time, that keeps on has. No chemical solutions of rub- 5 to $4; canner cows, rince || SWEET, POTATOES—Tennessee — nanc One hundred and seventy-. increasing as more and more thou- ber are used. Rt. Lotus National Rtockyaras | Box leone, (7 2 NUTT vamper, | 74,1, Seawood. 221934 Franklin two square miles of rolling sands of trees are planted. The FLAT-BAND METHOD of build ‘alling for 25,00 rhe | 92: Mississipp!. S& to S2.¢ nd M. Latore, 1414 Blair. : ing Cord Tires is equally olutionary. $45oh came. $1] ates Ho and V. Webster, 6111, Ella, ground, fertile almost beyond ee 9s Royal Cord tires are now built on a flat ee Se eet faves, 06 te $0.50; fican |W. ané L. Gray, 3538 8 Spring belief, were bought in Sumatra For “U. S.” Products drum, and then inflated and vulcanized flat crates. $2 to $225.00 | and G. Morgan, 4204W. Sacrament : 1 ond 1 Exelusivel with the elastic pressure of a gas in direct and on the Ma ay reninsula. XCLUSLVELY contact with the inner surface. APPLES—Cnld storage barreien. BO ty ea The climate moist, but with S4 ; wt w'wie . ; — tions. : °® inte 7? I Pinches NOtations: Native be steer bulk , Ri RADISH ES—onr e-grown, 10¢ to 15c per * ’ - / Geze’ hunches 7 - a oy * oS ae org S Rubber Hose—‘‘U. S.” Belting, Packing and * * $1 25 to ne well as the pie from 5 er as and WATERMEL : — ead we oo iS ona =. Tee aceciin, ' Oth 6 ° . . . a Roush hows "aise met with an Sirreenlay a ~ * (0 $. F r nd M Pet n Am ; FY nk . : miles of rich el soil there Gaskets — Naugahyde ——~ re a 1 7 h h h d market today. Packing sows sold from $5.15 : ane. umiae A914 it. asciouns on d Wire — Radio Parts,” Battery Jars, an aken together, these three discoveries o $5 re. largely choice light seliii _ aa é } i 1. Schm ' me Fi er trees sulate , . , . $5.85. Compared with xeaterday sale _ _New York Sager, TF _ | &: and © Wounscher, $324 Carolin are 5,000,000 ru - ; other hard rubber goods. constitute a new art and science of rubber bange from. venterday. Choice | augur market Wan uiet today and prices Fang M. Parker, 217 Allen, “nedigreed stock. That 1S, tI beari no colshented “U. 6." Mak manufacture —of outstanding benefit to Sse the welmhe and qual- | @et Gee treient. equal to &. 2c for centri. | J. and Mi. ‘a 3034 Dickson. h f the five million is A i iets ne every consumer, merchant and producer i ek oe | ie tomer... lex were reported. | A. and T. Murphy. 3934 Gratiot. eacn tree O € : of Leadership. of rubber articles of any description. i stenay with the Monday | Hawldatlon, by trade ite Guay waned |. and M. Freeberssser. 1437 Clinton a Hevea Braziliensis, grown in . 3 » offerings prin . ” * lower r and i Milier D227 Southwest a’ lambe ant lot } =r) ere not \eT " " "7 han s ins . - : aw iz — } Kine’ « lighwa} e - Ret epring lambe "at B13. 754 14. . quoted at 9. 75e to PAVE for fine gE, ee | the plantation nurseries from Now comes the development of ” @10. mut- | Senaiates eg ey mod bape ae eget: eee d basic contributions ee oon Peavy f ’ in es S75 ; 7. . ar nture ere ’ ’ ’ ted stock three new an ey ~ 7 Tr am eons "aalt be emer S\ rat ur 1 “tal Apeyper mat BURI AL PERMITS. carefully selec . to rubber manufacture by the _ — AND MULES—With = receipts | @ 45. ee Meee: March, 4.65-._ : i an Mg PS 7 0 Ae eg United States Rubber Company. moderate and demand fair. the markets in ‘ , ; , we , , i = nt thie department show no rronounced chanes ‘ } ; Coffer Marth rs 7 4 a Ss (Larrieon ee 33> tations Fy teen These are from trade last week Demand, ar usual New York corre 1 wer f POS nright e e 71 centers on the hatter kin T and prices fy ’ . y , > 1 X\ ~ Ma ‘ et — 1) : fton J ’ ‘ ‘ » 4 £ * 4 ’ , oe nN Ss R b these are ful! steady Other clageses sore Kes oo, nte higher Sales : ; peor Lo i ct ' 2h *l] Thurman bi I he New prayed u ben “ hat siow Recetnts in firet hands for he q- . le ; ar? " n ne “ . 9 a oy . . awtor » 2 O two Gave approximate 150 head in each de- Se 35-. middling, 2850c; goot 1 nna Mallin, &7. Grand and Cherokee ears The N Web Cord partment be - ce | Rll. stock ll >? aurns L4tie rancis ew e | Produce Elsewhere | | These plantations have now been The New Flat-Band Method 3 — YORK. May 29 —Butter, unsettle in bearing ten seca (It ae 7 of Building a Cord Tire Punt ot ee ae to 7. years from the time the rubber se . Of these three discoveries, Sg i egy om OPP ORTUNITY ling is planted — me ong Sprayed Bubber and Go es wats, 20627; do seconde = 5 = s "ee oe tapped for latex. From then on depend absolutely on a sure supply — aceon Hae For High-Class Sales Executive or Organization yield increases year by year.) of pure rubber latex. _ : | : | re aaet Thousands of tons of pure rubber are ee | ee ANAS Ob to 7%: | Dene TE, ee Sn a ee : rainfall evenly distributed. Pro- produced gn the plantations every year— mn pening paid up to $7.30 for th CHERRIES—California, $2 $3.50 per |r and ¥ M 1106A 3 sland. @ Sues BESE Tradine was vicht active in| | GRAPEFRUIT—Fiorida , 2.17 oY 2 ile oe tected from the winds, and Spite of the declin $2.50 to " CA ees + nh F ‘ Neensee recep « ] | fi rena merry higher tha The Willinmeaon Heater rv of lr nallw of heating apparatus ‘f ‘thar Gas raeoline or a... SNOW ITE,” galable to home ' Rubber Latex for SPRAYED RUB- ’ rw? tera 1467 owners. builders ar 4 -_ na - : ., ‘ aT ij ing experts eer errse fe, Sotintice of recent’ tine . 3 ‘ : | BER and WEB CORD is brought . hold wilt | r — 4 ’ from the Company’s Far East pendent. of weather cor iitions. a Baro | wt ; lr a ry of : art in ni i ; ® , tations in steamers’ tanks. w it . 4 - wat rnosters i ’ , Western chit mers Electri ps ° . T ve ing In #moky ts advantages j - aril ‘ {? his the back-yarcd pr it welis itself Phe Operations are be ; ‘? oR operating suc - const uy Larce publi we — na and very attractive literature coms — nusus ae’ ghrpen . * t E Ppropositiog . * and muaet be handied in a = aot on be hers The Ch cago rovisions initial requirements for further procedure t—Sufficient capital te . estat ish * “ ' m 7 A ati tet rv ted * s* ° be : _ | | ri a .* . , dising experience Sraéd—An unimpeachable p ial record 4th—Vision to May 29 —Range of pr scsaneee realize the potential possi ties To such & person or concern we can offer sing follow es e mighty interestin pragrms™ = seins’ ‘en ‘ procedure—«e Hig? rT ow ‘ real money making opportunity : ‘ " . Sha lif Aa U . Tel! m 3 , , u a md — . ines, and 4 iVigsion > at r " : | ‘ : : : 5 i} f ae " VV Ser Beit lee nie? _ ompany ‘
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YB post-pisrarce “SIF YOU'VE DECIDED TO EXTEND YOUR BUSINESS and add to your staff, find the right people through f) : FOR CRTGra DEATHS CLUB MEMBERSHIPS _ erase —) ™ ~ DETECTIVES SITUATIONS WOMEN. GIRLS portal tact io ; Experienced DETECTIVE—Does shadowing. investigat- WOMAN—Sit.; who wishes taal y ~~ 4 ine Garment Co. et | —_ - " {| ‘* ; —"o. 24 a read | club, dancing, ; 7 DEATH NOTICES SEE Meee 2 NTS, We 5:08'. my. Joan | water Box ‘T-498. Post-Dispatch ANSWIERS I O UERIES | so serstoe, 3078 Pioney av. Phone Lig: | 186%Rre 7 Oe CUsperichce With short nites ~~" dante - . em ona = — auto service. nney av. one Lip- n- young lady vio, P -D. ) DISHWASHER Wh beloved husband of Ethe! E. Frankl!iin, io er iterment at New Cambria, Mo. ic) f tha Water Commis- ox ° : —_— ite or colored, @ wren Wi be had at the office o (c8) | asked of applicants is that they Rgwikittce ‘ rother o yrne gg > . : al Ry ee ; : . P : to P ‘ - —, _ . ay 2 5 Mit ‘ = 1 Pass a necessary exafnination op Wages. 4 May 28, 1923, at J1°20 p. m., William | the obtaining Of a patent may be serve in the opera chorus if selected. Station, High and Lucas. % : ‘ want to bring th # and 2 days Hohlinger and our dear brother, brother-in- a Thursday, May 31, at 2 p. tm Deeper hte lasses bars the _ an ee F. J. Larson. 105 N. 7th (6) | (JL DRaPTSMEN— Experienced Lataiate — miles from St. , . @ 23. Melvin L. Franklin. | Olive street, Wed j at 2 vp. m. In- ation can lay, May 28, 109° © etre ednesGay, a tb form of contract and other inform } Visiting in a hospital. i nie ipal Theater Association, and all | | finement. idberty Hospital, 4267 Delmar. position. 11 N. Tavio oe 1 : > TOrncy of Mrs. Marie Howard. lawrence BE. Walker | gyppe entered into rest on Monday, sioner. Room ee 2, eee R. J. M.—Information regarding | ee - - 7 ; me MA‘ HINISTS—T ‘t) “ see . " . | of : 5 : a oe fi 3 ‘ 10 : Kippe. dear beloved husvand of ismina , EETING’ | secured from fhe Patent Office. | PATENTS — ; of Frankfort, o., af - 2 ' Watson Rippe, dear father of Mrs. Coriane STOCKHOLDERS Mm | TAs i 7 . , Abse nee from two consecutive ok saa E L W A N HY E D DISHW ASHE R—Experienced; good a ts a coum rv t Washington, », -C. ce student from fur- | PATE} NTS obtained: advice and folders steady work. 715 8th st. it as re . own law and uncle | ‘ - weg The - ‘ ina. from residence, 6203 Lenox avenue Le. Tuners - a wy ‘ STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETIN DAILY READER.—tThere are a ther participation. The examina- } . Funeral on Thursday. Mi: sa, at | d; Notice ake annual meeting of stockhold- | proximately 2% acres in a piece Pt tion of applicants was made Dy Olive! 76. maionstinan £9} work: state salary, a: ; . oo i , aster PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS PROMPT- when, RY vallable. {iret letter. “Aaanan a . Wages, ceased was « member of Hannibal lodge. | ,,, irom Ziegenhein Lbrog cnape: M., Wellston Lodge, | Cherok: r er. ’ 3) [ers: Not is hereby given that the annual | || Le » 4 6 -e | Wi ‘ *-Parsons, chorus master of oe rood ' 2 - Martha Washinxg‘on n rok ne . og | Meeting of stockhol: lers of the Elder Manu-| | ground 809 feet long and 200 feet na tiene ee enn " .Y PROCURED—Personal service: higeh-! , Solid a ate. esc daily. 30c¢ Sun.; dis- Dae , : E se: re, No. 45. D of R iolb) ee elon et i’ ae | r ” + oe | facturing Co of Missouri will be —_ . the wide. ¢ X a I - oon ‘ . : the esi reserenece : Resimanry Bey @ Sree: ’ olay. Se daily, h5c. 5 a out- of- one RIVERAO ole: Xe ‘a arive city Senne 50 ¢ shurches, and a ermman Siegel. elve msvane 0 Sai ; fi 13th et. an ucas | | sani “ sien ae ro 4 oo SLOLO ai is CAaAhneC : i ees reasona 1e a Or write (Creurger ‘ e o~ : $2 t+ . . ° GAMACHE. Entered Into rest On Monday, | Siexel, dear tather of ! Hattie lesser, boss ‘* er . y of St. Louls, Mo., on Tues- | | MI Sit LOVER ——Inquire of the | leper isle of the Hawaiian Islands. || Kimmel, 521-522 Wainwright Bide. Ph ne | aes n. agate deiiv 50c. . me Appty Ses in Easton. io “ve; no st rike ,’ May 78. 1978. at 7:4: m Alice Ga ‘hilip | and Charles N. Siege | day, at the hour of ® o'clock music house from which you pur- There are 399 patients there, com- Olive_ RRR ; (B2) | page 9 ays. fe discount. ELECTRIC 1A N—First - Class only, for ho: a : ' 7 | i be | NEVER send ORIGINAL recommendations | —“iring._Paul J Hayes. Delany GAT x ot quaithied do mache inee t.uster) . ’ mother of Faia j ra! from residence, Mi. ur ‘ a.m. for the purpose of electing directors | | chased your phe nograph about the aris » . : rised of 262 males and 136 females, ; ally th nD PROFESSIONAL for employment. Use COPIES.) ERRAND BOY—Over 16 “Delman i. Box 166, Vandalia Bs é through special 7 ERRAND | BOY—Shallicross Printing oe C ES MAN—Hox ranch: $50 419 N. 4th st “i ae oe ward. Margarette . Li Murphy. i¢, on Wednesday, May 30, at 2% to serve for the ensuing year and for the ‘ause of its scrdtching Bel . . Bae : acii ; > gr ; : : -a- (ying and dear mother-in-law, grandnfother end | Sypqpag_ pp atered into rest, Sun lay. May |transaction of such — business a3 May , , , | Racially the groups contain or in apr Tuesdav. Modern P Dei '. i if esi, ‘ “ay, * —— : "a ‘ . - . . ‘ .o - ’ @ ) r oO it rn ress, 49: 58 Det sister-in-law ” ry | 1g2s3 ~ Virginia Smith mother of | come before the meetin . ‘ B. x. -w hen dt inking = ice | glans, I ’ . hines¢ - 14 : B ilipinos ~ Le; RE DUCE our weig rht The Ss " tif “7 Elec- h DERE desiring : J neral on Thureday, May 31, at ~ p.m ’ ' , Ste ler i Vv. P. ROW AN. President. cream soda, it is purely a matter of !Germans. 2: Hawaiians, 239; part- . % . Scientific Elec- er po d ch \ ; Charlies €., . ohn J. and. Beeler B. Smith, | . , + - o> tric Baths will positively reees e flesh and id read the Instruction, Trade Schoo Zadow, just north Ko- from residence of her daughter, 406 ast j . - \I \her Attest: BEN gS PE ARSON, Sec retary. (c8) preference whether you remove the! Hawaiian 83: Japanese 27: Porto . enrou ad a -- — | : tery : . . Clayton and Mrs Mary Anern, -—- ’ > . om eliminate waste products ecgistered nurses and Schools and College s. ERRAND BOY j uM. AN- ~(ood stren arceau avenue, to Mount Hope Ceime wc) | ' 2 years, o months and J days ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. spoon from the glass or not. Both/ Ricans, 3; Koreans, 8. There are in attendance 946 Arcade Bldg : of neat appearan af BR 2 aeare. old xe Raymond Hotet, "has" : ‘ . ar eR Q é ‘ ’ oO . © erety ; ; he the reg é iii > Ss are soe 25 ) - ins : , : é 2 aS . es S ; Smith Di Shete” Machaaan 7 Saag ow Hernifths atime electricity Which becomes a_ con-| leprous> residents. The apparent Geariy beloved mother of Mrs Beatrice | ‘Spr: igue), dear beloved ; ispatch Building, Olive an » et se td ; : . ' : } ————___—. meamneuensagiitepinnion ferred, but not essential; Herthold inee ey and Harry G Joh} Ss. Smith. dear mother ree , , Pe ), St louis, Mo... on Tuesday ‘ ! y : » Fi ai ductor of electricity when brought | contentment of the IML IM . uo* bf +3 ° 8 Funeral will take splace from the family I. B.- The 1923 Municipal Opera/the Hawaiian rac Kalaupapa, |} } Solid agate, three lines or less. 40c BAKER—Good sec ‘ond hand, on bread and Ef Chorus School opened Thursday | where the leper colony is situated, daily, s0c Sun.: extra lines, rolls; night work. __ 350% Case. ete? 8000 N . BROADWAY (o8) a Pe . ~ MAN WA NT night, Jan. 4, 1923, at Hibernian | is on the northern ; f the island, |) | daily. 25c Sun Three or more BAKER=First-class. Conrad's, 409 N. Foon CHECKER—H .: S06 | _ Neat appearance. 25 oF Hall. Applications for entrance! on the peninsula of Makan: lua, cut | | veep COTES. DEE ee nentations Sth st. % mend meals. Rox R-393. Post: TPesee ouce: Fae S start. Avex Electrical, were made at the offices of the!off from the remainder of the island |) |i," ~- aoa ae “VSE C *s , . AND f-ER—G 3434 Caro- wm \_ e ( n é { 4 HIkKD HAND BAKER—Good. 3434 Caro = —-- -- Municipal Theater Association. 1878 | by steep cliffs on three sides, and || ° C2?" Jor employment. USE COPIES. |! line. cc) ae ssinscnse Sean = mor man’s | Areade Building. The entire sum-j{by a sea which is never smooth on |} : “ERS—One first-class ana one second pene dh =._P.-D. 3 | MEN, BOYS BAKERS—Ong first-class ana FURNITURE REPAIR MAN—Must be e expe- ee. Mer. ‘Womed mer opera chorus of 100 is chosen'the fourth side. . —-- ——_____—- class. Ambrosia Cake Co Grand and | : “e rienced on refrigerators. 1° Ay 2) g 1211 N. Van For large loca! retail cl CARP iE N E SR——Sit. _ ill take contract or ‘ob Natural Bridge. (c2) venter. Boe | ei var oa - vor omont ‘. 1 > ba cs) “4 4 j 4 ' j — - x — Who epair all maxes | ——— MAR me eApertence and highest re May 28. 1973, at 10:15 a. m., Henry Het- |] Mi, rearty, Albert, Margaret L., Fe display 40c daily 3 wily :' , LI 1G AL INI ORM ATION a CAR a ENT ER—Sit PR a. Tenet NET i Ag TERY MAN- or to make repairs the owner will | ry a ‘third finger, or the permanent tractor Rell, Benton 340R. (4) | BLACKSMITH—AII round. 8920 N. hoster to handling + a Box’ S st ‘ ay work. Eagle Motor Corp, . (3) i) to an n men ox J-28° e ; CARPENTER——Sit.; new. alterations or re- wei. —. ——- — ~- ; ae Shwe rs | pairing by day or contract: ‘anion. lerrel, BOOKKE EPER—Able to take ‘complete GRINDERS—Casting, at once; steady . MEN=Young and uid digg | : St. Louis Malleable Casting as traing; iong ru 2048 Acazar Hotel. Bomont 730. (c3) | charge; must have Al record: state a 7 + ; eee = ~~" | experience and salary expected. Box K-29. noo. N Broadway ‘ —— MEN—Youns or Middle-a URS “Wtd.—Tuesday e\ ening; prizes nd salary expected. BP Avy it. ©@686RDe = ‘ Do 3; costar te losers. Mantnes- Post- Dispatch. y (c6? ER R AN a: Bi MM. -! ° a3 Pan ork in oan bl he ater, anchester., (c —— : : ee T a , atone ¥ ©’ | AUTO MECHANIC—Must know | ii when you wi receive your? pen- | , , ie . © ’ ?, 48 gy “ Tiavatre : > ¢ c é Fo . a 7) rs | Ca Sarr it ; or cdmond "Sedeag. aout —aeeel reward. Call Grand 7639W. ‘e’ II] sion. }and complete loss of its> use. 50 ||} fax 1806M. “REREPSR ST! ‘_BOOKBIN IDE] RS — Craw lL ey | “e EX —— Ranerel m rt X WOOK—iin Tuesday, May “9, 19° at OE, ct 2 SR oe ¥ ater — A eel N—Lost Monday night, at Mission | fi DOURTFUI tas “walee tonne percenum of the average wage duy || GHAUFFEUR—SiIt.. ; and ~ good mechanic d b k — ’ Laundry, Iy4o 8 l th. on De KBaliviere: platinum — top| || ‘ ag ing 15 weeks; For loss of the first |! | 5370 Odell; Grand 533 e rounder’ an acKker opera- 4 eS en ae nd Hs ——— x for machine guards. 13:40 a im. Anna Hook inee s hrelber), |Theresa Schults, Ada é | Lowery ing 3 | the landlad hold beloved dauchter of Caroline Schreiber (nee ' we _ as or / es 1 ce diamonds: reward Cababs | the landlady can hAold you responsi- phalange f ' . ‘ - | . . ‘ : S54 re Lg m the thumb or of any i}| CHAU FF EU R—Sit. by colored man; can do | tors, stampers and generak*bind- i me Wire and Iron Co., 926 . ‘ Hook, Clara, @"d Edna udwiter inee Tre ay), and eur! B85 tah oe Pio , ane Y Snel anon mien ene Otto | dear brother, brother-in-law, grandfather end | BARPIN— Lost > knit . ; ——— ble oh wa Bn eee es rate finger shall he. considered to be) tise chanaina and repairing : very good on | ‘ : ) 1 CO, | un le. 3 Ast; Knife, with diamond in cen-| |; you snould vacate. © aavise | equal to the loss of one-half of such ||| Motor; good transmission man. 4047 Fin- ery help ; steady. work with | a MEN—To shove} dry (¢) | , Me ~ é Vressed Brick Co, Kit 00 ster- and , i er: either , ake ee ae Pee a, ele law, gran z iam vera from People’s Undertaking and | Pn seaaee oe Page ry Sun |} to settle with the landlady by pay- thumb or finger and eompensation | ney. — — ery i Co.. ti ilive S et Teo i ay ove >. ue returm t > : wu. « - . : ‘ ‘ ’ if ‘ , Se Cer oe [= - — ~~ ns "Ee - —_——— . . se - “ “ . get heres aay Bl oe 30 | | Thursdas ethene May. 31. at | | 1560A_ Belt, and rece Vg reward = tn” ~ * ca eubter the "aan | Shall be one-half the amounts above ‘ ae eee pratfic. shipping and Paget | highest wages ; open shop. Ap- . s , > b, j . vi. . + . oe . ‘oe ‘ ’ + " . at F acc | 2 ? . Twe rest. o Thursday, Mey 21. e Py | thence to Valhalla Cemetery. 2) | BEADED BAG—Lost: dark biue, conta'ning||| at whatever re | an get, as|*Pecified, The loss of more than |/| ,.t8' at ‘figures: married. Bos 166, |Dly at once. W. B. CONKEY| ¥ MEN—And young men at to Old Rr Marcus Cemetery. ic, ° sok ; aa;r le onta ning at whate ver rent you can get, as |} one nphalange shall he | rate aft figures: married. Box M-1¢ . | i for the Frisco News . : . VEDINER—vJn Munday. May ‘7, 1925 t cash; in Or near Stix-Baer-Fuller, reward./ |! o¢her se Vv rill! lose the fulli . considered Post-Dispatch. ~~ d i ty ulr Neé a yet | into rest, Sunday, May 0:15 p. m., Myrtle Vediner (nee MeClan: 16 Lenox pl. Forest 4217 coy tit ‘ the ane. 9416. wil nan ’ as the loss of the entire finger or CYLINDER RRESSROOM FOREMAN_—Sit. 1} C O., Hammond, Ind. (¢e2) is and cash security rea 37. 1923 7:50 a. m., Mary Horn (ne@/ pan), beloved wile of John F dear BOOK—Tost . ’ i RENO UTS, a thumb, provided, however. th: it in| E ner as not s ; 15 gg gavin re M! N—For Srcses aervice rt h if "ae the late Henry Horn, dear > be Ost , a aining Term inal Se ge sii a ry T Mi is Work n’s | 4 a 9% years experience on Miechle§ presses, | BOT Tih ER—Experience necessary. Ap »ply at oe trade, union er nonun ven mother ~ Clara A. Malone (nee = oy ig Sed iat Rep poad a ! 3 | of, oe Re all Delmar 44° “ | c ccecdeeede ti . ne Paeeoets pte “4 =A sg pees rg the amount received | ‘olor and half-tone work; now employed, | once. City Bottling Co., 3100-08 Sheridan. hr languages spoken, pa ’ . . ste “he 4anG , : vo ; ompensation Ac rroyides compen- or more lan one finger excee ''| desires , : ' > - | ; eee tame , - 3 ase). ~~ wd eer of ~~» _— | TR ny Funeral from residence, 2414 South Visgiht- rs med A _ » ‘OME —Taos AOS; orn on Jef ry in part as follows: for the !|amount provided ‘ng this yr and ca D pacing Pn make change. Box M-416. wb? | BOYS—Errand. 1429 Pine. (c3) wate refe. x M- 105, ear mother-in-law, aun an Bran otner. eenth street, Wednesday, May 30, at 1:: ' mo)! ee unday ’ mM eturn to Doe ence 8 | wn a —— ——_ -—— ie ~— » 4n8 Te ‘Seiies om IN To sera wall in her sixty-thied vear. | m.. to the Marvin Methodist Church. SLOA N. Euclid Fore - 35°RR | loss of a thumb, or the pe T angry oa for the loss of a hand. For the ||| DOORMAN—sit by middie-aged edu: ated BOY For shoe shining. _ 402 De Baliviere. | Hc per erape no e@KEr and complete loss of its use 50 loss of a hand, or the permanent gentleman, for club. bank. inst an ion: | BOY —L ight factory , work, 3 247 Ohio. wg , those qualifying will get 2. day work: come Funeral! Thursday. Mav $1. at 8:5 a. m jand Sidney streets, thence to New ; ar- Li NDLES—Lost: blue: containing 2 dresses, oe @) ; percentum of the average weekl) | and complete loss of its use, 50 per- satisfactory references. Box T-345 | bOY S—Apply_ Steinberg’s, 10th and Olive. tm ’ * be put on | wage during 60 weeks; For the/centum of the average weekly wage ||| DRAFTING, estimating on steel boiler tank | Boy =akhon, work and to learn trade. Box L\ A 7.30 this evening. 4754 C | loss of a first finger, commonly during 50 weeks. You w ould also |} and sheet irom works, also service offered R- S35. Post-Disvatch. e2) ‘ ; ae 1 i j j ; | to inventors of mechanical devices; prices ee ee Pa, . Ba vip . | ¥ . MEN WA nee ee rer . - “ ; ; " TT : Ss eo in f ry? Ar’ _ and Paul's ieaetacy, Sitanasa was it a WALSH—E ater ed into rest on Tuesday, ward Grand 2258R. (c3) 4 7 . - > > - . . ber of Christian Mothers of St. Alyosius’ May =, If at 6:10 a. m., Mary Ann | CAMEO PIN—Lost; black silver, engra ved | l’eriah : ey uw) W alsh bs : ; is ar (‘atherine, Nora and | mounting, on Pac ific av bet ween New - : Jammer ' {i port and Tuxedo; lost -Monday: reward i ' i from the residence. 6747 Garner avenue, to} cus’ Cemetery. 2 1 waist; vicinity of 3710 Wyoming st.; re- R | ' | called the index finger, or the per-] be entitled to compensation for the - OY— ' : : | > manent and complete loss of its use,! period of vour temporary total in- reasonable. Box M-271, Post-Dis. ere /B OY i "3333 Loc Ty A oa week Be | KEALTY—Entered into rest “Th Sunday, | : cate gl Sppebery neh bay PO HN 1 Rede eg Si pcrater Ose (\ at) 50 percentug of the average weekly! capacity for work. ‘he provi- ||| LANDSCAPE GARDENER—Sit. by exp | Boye an mn Lia’ Gaeee eee : . Ee. ' pod a! A omobiles, to a sany Suueeur one Of the late Michael ns street ae Eetuse® @*hurchl ‘hemes "tn fale por SWEATER COAT—Lost: brown i wage during 35 WeaAKs; For the loss| sions of the act “egrard! this are rienced ; — to o his own ee 807 N 6th de oe ian (c4) aw J all. towns in Ii . ’ . i . . echim % ‘ , nen Mueller’s ark: - ivers | . sar _ , ; ‘ er 2. ‘ery CoO “rae af ae i} contract or Gay work; city or county. Viv owe on nancunsineiepiisnanniiniinediaal ae « 2S ‘ and Marcauret Kealty (nee’Careyv). and dear/ vary Cemetery (cd) 1OROR =e Tee t oo . en ti, , or a pags 2 ees 7 ' a $ yoo aaa + mplicated, ft might be erside 2091. (FR) BOY—To work in drug store. Rose Hail) ° ' Py: | and Arkansa sas; pe brother of Marv Ann Kealty. Ww AU GHOP-SMITH——Gn Monday. Mav 28. ‘ : KEN NAH—Entered into rest at Dry | Funeral from the residene Be : Enricht | COW gt young Holstein. Webster 4 reward. (cB) for it is inexpensive and a Srcat | hair, for any attempt 1127 Pine st ree ae Ores, a Cclnalia Camere, ™ | se . 34 . : ‘ ié -4 = ; . _—— — = Lys, _m., Lawrence GRAVE NETTE Lost or ta *: by mistake; | ake v "Se ’ | loul mak fi my MAN—Sit. “middle-aged, wants. position in {| ony EO omnroynn ey ee s = trouble to make yourself. | would no doubt make matt ; Worse andhaedh ety 7 BOY—Relhable. Greengard Drug Co., 7101 a P familys good allround houseman: prefer : _ METAL SPINNE beloved 1 of Elizabeth F. Keenah ZORK—On “Tuesday, May 29. 19°23. at f ed ° Mena ‘nee Pugh), and dear father of Mra RR De 8:20 a. m., Clara Zork, relict of Simon ea ecurmed reward. 615 tymouth (ed) leon. John A., James P., Josepn i. and Zork dearly beloved mother of Albert, me ont near Natural Brilge A . (?) { oe ali . Henry J. Kennah, and brother of Frank ane ‘| Ralph, (‘arl, Louis, Stella and Rae Zork. Newstead liberal reward Ladany READER.—heep the feet erean Fed . good quality of "POs } eguntrs ‘place: excellent reference. Skeour- | _Clayton. . a th ia) l d th : , Delmar FOAL, by sufficient bathing, to cure them {can not be improved upen ir kos. 1513 N (3) | BOY—To work in drug store; reliable; ref- € Se ves an eir : N Third : erences. Taylor and Garfield. f . r William Kennah, and our dear fathe r-i-/ and our dear m other-in-law, at age 71 years. | not ~d ~ am] grandfather and brother-in-law Due notice of funeral will be given, (c) RIVER'S BOOK—Lost: return 31°D of itehinge: and also keep the feet | condition of your skin You might | WA NWSI SE ag rage Lae | d c MILLHAND—Apply 1520 EE — neral from the residence of his son, Sa — = —— : —o Magnolia; receive re sWard ees (Cc) and inside of the shoes dusted with | try in addition dabbing on “in#w OXx- with reliable concern as salesman or-of BOY—To run errands. white or colored. “622 } e e James P Kenrnah, 5054 Minerva avenue, on YE GLASSES—Lost: reward Call Chive nowdered sulphur. |idé and calamine lotion at Aight. || Ace an: 4 vears selling Burroughs add-| Pine, 3a floor, room 12 (c) O ortunit WV 1 t h Ask for Mr. Seisie. Wednesday, May 3 at 8:50 a. m, to St SPIRITUALISM 714. ( ' , | letting it dry on ¥ ; and dictaphones; 4 years as| 7 = ae ; A ‘5 RENCH Mark's Church Interment Calvary Ceme | MRS. S. H. F.—We advise discon- | S \. an aphones; ars aS) BOYS—To work on brick machines. Apply + MOLDERS-— N irk 8 ure ; —— TrOX CHOKER—Lost: taupe: Sunday eve SERS. ©. é : a aaa | f . Rat »* man and department manager, ex- at the Progress Brick ». 3°05 S. Kinx's + "ye N SHOP; STEADY au ‘ in > }y oy f " rth yy) a ') 4 T + . , > ; “4 Cr ( - Kinxw ¥ , after tne oOuTt it Ltt ‘ wentv-ni , va" ’ cellent references Box M-.06. Post-Dis. highway (c4) ; J AP PLY ST. &.. 7 > FLOWER service Wednesday 8 D. m. 1. in or near Del Monte Theater; re-! nuance : apes hep ‘tap | eur : es : j a of F a ey Tent Mac.| Mrs. Waters, 1531 S. th. (c2) are Colfax 417J eg (| 2. Be. Gee seers 18 no dyer iey 4 an” meee co. Cure » ||| MAN AND WIFE—Sit.; | want housework | ROYS—14 to ie yeaa work in iaree| OUT proposition Ap- ALE CASTING | ar ic ° \ — - : : ae | we? CAPE—Lost: smal! ¥ at Muni ‘ipal A pregnancy according to ) ul | . After 12 hour s of ‘ 3*) pr. ame and cooking.. , Zan n, 21 18 Kugenta. Ww holes Sale house. ply 315 Washington. . . . ‘ Members of St ; Joseph's Sodautity, St ‘a, Monday night. firet row ‘ reward statement. ih . “ae ' OSnCe ot Castor. + MikciH ANIC’S» HE LPER—SsSit experienced | SOM Corre A (c2 ) Pus MOULDER'S ~ HEL tree Mark's Church, will meet at echool hal! UNDERTAKERS rr ra as fe) |) . P-p. READER ' | 4 ee Chg pind the oil t: we automobile repair shop. 3811 hKennerly. BOY—To run errands: must have permit end 1 b l tt 4 1 pty ee moulder wa 9° Tueriny evening. May 79, at & p. in ic) ae ee ee eee | ae A emerm..8 aa one og shell-rimmed to have a thorough cae won SS Se oo of mi: ‘© rer | PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER—Sit.: good references. Trauss Jewelry Co., 424 p M4 y € er lv ng af 100 oa ° et., fourth floor axes. Saturdd af reward. Ben- Pr the generative orszanrs % ya eee apsules. pave n 8 First-class mes hanic; work from __prop- Commercial Bldg. C3) nS ae 7Te nee , the capsules tak@ one Zt erty owners or real estate. Grand 6231W. | hoOY—For ‘wrapping bundies, errands el uv CLTIGRAPH Operator: r: e to : ~ : ria KF¥TTEN tHINK..._Entered iato rest =m Clianee Syne | , vy, May 28, 1923. at 5:25 a —. ee eee _ -\'|) kidneys If the trouble | yi . | oma ae ae sute the ; waihes vas — a : a ° . + oo Ny *’ Kettenbrink, beloved buchanan: ‘ot | GQ LASSES—Lost, togtoise-shell rimmed; Alois ated by direct examinat! ‘ ; .Or Ort. ~~ fre the minule Neg f| | PAPER HANGER AND PAINTER—Sit.° over i106 years. *ictorial Review Co., ¢ d A ee os ld: 1 ref Kette nirink (nee Bohne nk, mp). | Wint Tr . use , Olly e st or 18th st. Car, Yl = 8 ture is suggested. ' | the “ orm is il isse d. work > fi rst ~¢ \iasa Wool Kman: from propert sg N. ‘ 7th at a : ren Te oe he Sera Age, experience, an ‘' ar ‘Alden C * a mat Ce ih. . J .—/] a — v i owner or real estate. Winey 4000W. BOY eae or bundle w rapping and errands: ¥ re NICKEL. Pl ATER—Alirow Willmm Gauding, Fred yesterday; reward if returned to A. J. | ae : ; —_——__—— i “ 3 Kdwin, August Kettenbrink, Mrs rr ESTATE SALESMAN—Of proven must have good references. Apply see town OO mites from St O4Connor, 710 Chestnut st — — z , . j—— ‘ ‘ tea Walter Feldisaan and our dea? father-in- HAND BAG—Losi. containing clothin ST V ability, desires to make per M : 711 , a % ee . ; mee vw" A. ‘ OBE g. y Ge OVE REPAIR abi . desires to make permanent con-| Mart Co., 7 Washington. c3 e YY W i ow = law and grandfather, aged 73 yeu from automobile, Sunday evening. between CLEANING AND D EIN ———— 7 ‘ctions with re Rn firm. Box M-287.! BOY—Colored, clean. to work in ay S a ere or ' Fe RAT Ee rT MAT Jan Funeral from Leidner ot ey opers 3 NEW FUNER j L HOME 22d st., East St. Louis, eeterven av.. St.) GOR cleaning and dyeing call Bey eae. |. A -¥ BRAUER SUPPLY CO. me ae . Dispatch : ae PR | must be over 18 years. Pers\ing Bakery, | i 4. App! a cm hon 1S mache wed May Ol, at ey st > rew ara ( abany P 3M ” (es) Ya al nel NI ans he ate i Stova re? irs 316- 218 ny 3a “ ; @) i TINNER—wsit WW ho can design a nd make, HO1L0O Kingsbury. _ -(c4) im ° ° Oe a __ ing; experienc ° pp: 7 ; ° . = meer: HOUND PUP—Lost: black and w hite ' from ; c patterns vho desires steady e loyment. | Pi —=i@ ver % . , 4 Appl t at or BRATYVR—On pants; mt ! rns, \ h ! res steady employmen POYS—16 vears r ® age. for ~ fac torv work. ° 1ca 10ns 2 ned. position. Apnriy ‘Natie eres, wae 8 hag, pon’ of Tin, we eT > ss » the Missouri lunch Parlor. Olive Street , » sey Post-Dispatch Apply timekeeper’s office, Quick Meal ‘ ’ ware Acai, ic > }— naa 6 @: . a , ‘ hn Ww , ‘ ‘a : ‘ : . >; » 3025 LAI AY ETTE AV. Cin . ‘R0°RS UenAy:. SO rewas rane ELECTRIC IRIN eS — WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC. ‘"OUNG MAN-—Sit.; married; wants position] Steve Co, Division, 2001 8. King’s hign- P = organ aw KKAATZ—Entered into rest on Sunda Vv. 1 . ~ : . ct Ne ‘KE 4, ] KE lL) Wiring. ~ S38 mer imyTyT) ; 1} —, ie ‘] Ak Cc ADL n w —_——-—- ari ing ord car Leo Sti ‘ngle vy, 15° 2a N ‘Wav (c3) t t dd t : a “ PAINTE RS —AD ply 2738 May 27. 19°75, at 5:45 p.m. Olga Krantz } KEYS—tLaost; bunch of peer gay 17 ORM. ; slo — all Paper Cleaning Co.. also s+) : ROY _ ' , “ rea e€ S ric CcCon=] : Ny’ ~—_ 1. . fixtures Riverside os oo, | Walls svraped: aver loth gs Colored, to work in _shipping room ; PAINTLE KS—Two, goo (nee Cruensfelder). beloved wife of Harry T Opera House, or 4th and Market. Kindly 6S) |) §1 62 Aet erage size rooms cleaned, Sorc, ——— ————— =m ne — and run errands: age 17 v muat i Stites Painting Co.. 273 J. Kraatz. dear mother of Harrv Kraatz Jr ae No charge for he most return to 469° Vernon reward _ — . . | et 36° ‘0 Olive. __Lindell 2098. (c8) YOUNG MAN—Sit - well experienced in h: ve hes . of 5. are ‘ ears; \ nu dear dwuughter of Elisa Gruensfelder inee ; LICENSE PLATE l_ost » Collinavili ELECTR Ic WIR ING—We wire 2 JK iJ. HY NER clea is rooms, $1-81.95: xoai grocery trade, would like a connection as Tru k Cc t “910 Washi Herkert & Meisel ° ° PAINTE RS—- nion. Nejbert). and our dear daughter-in-law, sis b ‘ tif ] f ——e ] A ‘] . : ph # a 196 aR" OF S-Sesmey sere Te., with fixtures, il lete, for $16 farl R. | * weshing a suectalty leatctinen “ 13 Ie lectric Co., oOxperts (cl4) — > —— 7 a — = ' yool Ny NI { N—Sit executive ability and . : ‘ ‘ PE RMANENT wife - iy Kyle. Mariana ©?) KRIL1l—Lost on Park, ne as Compton: | ¥ . ‘TRICAL ( “ONTRACTOR — Doing my EXPERT paper cleaning; all rooms $1; wer) rood education. desires to connect t _ OPPORTUNITY; cyle, daughter of Caroline CEMETERIES 's wages: reward ‘all Grand work gt reasonable prices. Sidnev suaranteed Regal Cleaners. Tyler 258 ; some large concern all Forest 2521W Ww ITH a ME me PY anh — a OOd: Bsck- 585 °A Maple Cramer (nee ‘Henning’ and the late Henry ‘c4)) 9n65M.. J. Fetto, 3209 S. 9th st. 162). | capers TEE D Mail cae — waa" ~ WASHINGTON | AV . THE EMERSON Box K-27 l, | a savas “IAN “Ricgisterel fa ail paper cleaning OUNG MAN—Sit ~3 vears of age. now KLECTRIC 3 “4 : “a U . sa IFG. CO, (c4) , sist In G. U office and W. Cramer, sister of Mrs. Louise Schumach Bea utiful iF ke Y “Tr CANARY : . ‘THS ° Jk Xe ' / ' Y 42 .% ew 00 PET CANARY RIRD—Loat: flew ym OSOR | et @i' INTHS TO PAY. —s \ yr" 0 . 0 . , ™ . : i J oR. ., i a ~ : - » ' mm Ti . (0 iaxX / ape or er! ; e plo -— woemiti ' neni @ > 2 os . linda Cramer and the late Henry \ | Washington: reward if retype in 4) Over 500 homes during the past 3936 Page ; formerly Phat mos Be ION mg a can FB ceria — MRE ADMAKE R— Must he wood | o bread e = give age and qualificatie | = - ' , and rolls Apnolyv SMelshetunar Baking Co.. Post-Dispatch “ete Post-iispatech. | Cramer, daughter-in-law of Lena Kyle (nee , -- ae get > entim: cee Ciymont), our dear sister-in-law, aunt, olece : THE PARK CEMETERY mp—Lost; little white ca wae ee WRIGHT BLECTRIC CoO 3.N. 3d (oR) ; L\PERING ntine Pie ferred: high sehool education: 2 years Mth * and cousin, in her thirtyv-seventh vear NONSEC BantAN. PERPETUAL CARE in shopping district; reward. 608) Se — ——— 5110 ie “ painting, plastering: reasonable college work: have also completed one yeur and Washington aa be ESS Pi. ASTERERS—2; 1 iat - PETUAL CHARTE of Education Bidg (c4) GET LOWEST FIGt es as, i ” Kensington. Forest 3694M of advertising, Box M-293, Post-Dis. (62 MRICKLAYE KS—At 65451 Delmar: tcood , 2 St Paul st Pinelawn On all elec wee & —" by calling ouvert PAPER, HANGING—(Cal!l! samples: | YOUNG MAN—Sit.; married. age ‘26, at ; : . * Funeral from residence, 3813 Cote fri! ERI 7 re r . liante avenue. Thursday, May 31, at 2 p | OLIVE 14. 722 CHESTNUT. CENT. eee. POCKETBOOK —Lost or stolen. containing S0B3IR ) m.. to Lakewood Cemetery Cosby | i . 7 " wages; nonunion. (c3) = ) eo} aay . i ' nS Raya Pe E WOESTE NDIBR._( cleaning, painting. plastering Star Clean. 3 vears’ sales experience, wants position BUILDERS © _ PLEATER— Experienced, — - a — — a — : a - 7 _ => — ; ee ee L2th st. money. receipts and railroad ticket to he | ) Irondale, Mo.; finder please mail wocket- | ~~ ats |} ers. Grand 1064 H3x)} | wales 1 where honest effort. will ' ; . ue i ne no oh ir salary or salary and commission; | Experienced itn car building; steady work, HA MMER MEN = Riveters; cae age egg ee into rest on Tues- | hook or ticket een money. 17°28 N 20th. » ” T as ee 2 2a. m... Joho p E R ~ N ' = or ea : = “ ¢. = . ze h ern | = GAS PIPE CLEANERS | PATER HANGER— Walls Share Gren truight commission: best references. | 00d wages, best working conditions. Apply 2 ee rORISHER AND BUBFERS . hattrace, ory ‘busband of Josephine A L POCKETBOOK—Lost; small leather, prob- GAS PIPES cleaned. $2: stoves _ connected. | tral 97645 n “s lox T-: _ Post-Dispatch. | _____ | Sunday morning for interview, o- any week st ee! car work, Apply STEEL ie are class Apply 6629 teh —— ——— mee te PLU MBERS—-Call _after latirace, ‘nee Mueller), dear father of “. oe ‘ PAPERHANGING,- plastering. done ; EXECUTIVE—SALES MANAGER. : PLANT, W d . fitter, 3412 Thomas. Central 9668L, Ans ~ oe Ion At once : | ‘sire to mak» connection with reliable} | : LOUIS CAR COMPAN y ‘ st hart on t. ae T “OR TE nH— ‘olored. Apply J Harvey. Rose and Frank Finder call Cabany 71594. the. oe Gell_ 334M. _(c63) | 54°RM snow How ir He , : lv ms d si ROLL, OF ite LS—Lost, $100; reward. Cab- —_—__—__ -—— —— -~| Forest 242 6M. (5) rm; college man, thoroughly matuted and + bye ee | — 24) jap PAPER HANGING. pnp iintine and clea ine | wi er sh ery as secretary and sear S000 N. BROADW A Y (c8) Sy ae aS mY Washingt ‘ ees ‘ i Ver a" aw : | done reasonable Tyler 16 BON "BO : Ce | eee as eaice manager or in an ad- : a eA AS See BY Ree . HARDW ARF CL ERK —Exper fenced Bn RM z 3 | Sen) . ¢ "Ider be Vos tg hy oF By MISCELLANEOUS | NOTICES Louis on ae PAs per. department ; can arrange personal | ¢ NETM AKERS — Highest wages paid. dling orders in stock department of i ae SE mm ES so CONCRETE cutting and wrec un: latest si ° nol ?s. Geo. nisneda: aiso ont % necessarv or . uture. Box R-175. Post - 2 “ih - = : BUSHELMEN PORTER— Por tarbes shop! at blast 4 ( nts tin Co. hott a ee ee Ralston, 1025 Dilion (2) | amount.___Rox_J-153. Post-Dispatch. fs eae = - = = — ——— HARNESS AND COLLAR CUTTERS—Ge- er. 4707 EKaston GUTTERING, spouting, furnaces installed, | R OOMS cleaned, $1 and uy Central | First-class: big nav. steady work, to goed lar atitchers. Stratton-Warren Ce ae PORTER AND YARDMAB oSPUe) Beecatine chest thse et | a Seeen Tg ett! SITUATIONS —WOMEN, GIRLS |"*" SH Siti co cing @ co | amen iam. eee wore ee Sa wo "Fonine sh faa IUTTE niNG@.-aeeuting. furnaces. Si ord ve LL PAPER will beautify ev rt room in| DRESSMAKER—Sit.; artistic designer at.d a 6th and recut sts. (cd) HARN ARN ESSMAKER—On repair work. © . = - soma, P Sheet Metal Wks. For. 8740W. Del. 2690 | your home on request: pi el ainda a lh ae ter; makes magnificent gowns, suits, Cc. ABINET: TM AKER .S—A pply Huttig Sash and = ae: ee ae POT W pte A, 1. #7 ill (c62), nished. Riverside 1360W. | capes at your home. in two days; excellent| _ Door, 1206 8. Vandeventer. _—_ (c59) | KOUSEMAN—Or janitor: colored. ine 3 onal, Americen SSe “hth SEE Morrie for granitoid work. sldewalks., TSagy7 Stout women: references. lindell| CABINET MAN—Must be thoroughly expe at Westgate Hotel, after 9:30 . ee PRESSER— Tax « ‘ a ST rienced in finishing. polishing and cabinet HOU SEMA* ailamder Gane tools; %s oe _Arriv Hie N. Taylor bourd; honest, reliable. 1301 N. , ike 7 HOUSEMAN—To ac oe spent; ~ f > Sth & PRODU CTION | dav t . L, ; og ’ 3819 Oe a _— oe 4 at hy : SHEET M ETAL HOUSEMAN—Experienced, whé 4 era. | .. to kno the where. | ernoon, Bellefontaine car north t¢ Interment Wednesday. Tipton, Mo, Pease , : abouts of Robert Laymann: have important | nl Sidney “5693 (c) it flowers. Los Angeles (Cal.) papers please copy. (2) ee pation for him concerning an ¢ | _ bas ment s «adrivew ays promptly aone Bo- ot riend Call Cabany 8°55, ask for Lucille | U qlee LJIA—Lost; white handled. Natura] 25J 2849° Franklin aaa on, GIRL St by colored as chambermalid making call today Siegel Furniture Co wan ae pecered | into rest on Sunday,, Copley. rm 8 ge car, Monday morning; reward — — - - Selma Taylor, 2802 Adams. os ay NE ve 10R | 3901 Laf R4 i inee lever), dear grand COSMOS LODGE 78° A. F-. and A ' reward ‘abany * >) | ing (Jrand #63RR 7 |) off aatayette. (68) ft . iv Tyler. "BROW Lo . mh, Se, A. 3 —- ~--—— — -- -——- — ——__ - Ta ; tens 3 - _ on oulis Wir n ™ a oe oes Alo Conntn e cw Daidin held R F. d | Oe ee i HOUSEWOMAN—Sit. by voung woman with bers and Sa nders. Appl? 1525 S. Co. SS a) ' a sheet metal fac af | “ Orintnas Nn all, Odeon uilding, at t Jancing cademy. Olive and 29th ats.. | bov of & vears Rox M-393 -D (2) [A NITOR— aha Waaiee. ee ven - _—at ae, and aunt, at the age of ~ ha senentas. May 30, for ome purpose = F en —— ‘PRINTING ANO ADDRESSING every Tue. and Thur. evenings. Admission. | JOUSEKEEPER ASL ao are page V andev enter, (e2) JANITOR—For Spare nt. 5855 shears, folders and P conductin A tmemortal service to c ; ‘ ; ” om oe a ee es Peneee! on Wednesday. May 30. at 1:30 | memorate the passing from Labor to ‘st, T CASE—Second District BE t ik i at inting at honest prices McGil il cy “— — | er oe » ‘ ~ | JANITOR—W hit ” F ee. Ze m., from Ziegenhein chapel, 2623 Checo-| several Brothers during the year 1922-2! cys itth District & Co., 123 N. Lith st live as tol) LATEST “9965. fauene, oriv Lind vear able salary 2644 Washington. ee CAR BUILDERS, FINISHERS | yn’ Wee: End te, for 24. family apart ae edge of cost control an stree —= 2S indell 4 145 tes) | HOUSEWOM AN —Sit. by lady with boy. em- | Steady work, good wages. heat working con. | _>¢_¢Xperienced. Box R- ‘59, Post- Se) rm! organize departments a tery. Mehivitte, Mo. (c) tation is extended to all Master Masons to | Kevs—-Tenth District : | | | A igh . Visit with us on this occaaton GLOVES—Twelfth District ‘STORAGE AND MOVING | hour; classes etry evening; results guar-/| she can keep boy with her. Delmar 4248J | view. or any week day : cs a MOSER—On Sunday, May 27 1923, at RAMSAY SKINNER, W. M HORSES—Two; Central District is anteed. Arcadia School of Lancing, 3517 BOreRrw - - wy geen rg ~~ | work norning, readv for); steady position. Rox 5, Post * hs. State your age and git 11:50 pp. m., Mary Moser inee Neusel). aged SAM RRO Pent: VT 3 o- + at " aa STATE LICENSE—Central Districe 4 |ADVANCE MOVING ©O., $4.5 load, oF) Olive st. Both Dhones ck) | HOUSEWOMAN—Sit. settled. white wom- | ST. ’ "To ’ _ — JOB PRESS F EEDER— , . / asoni so id agate. + 4 Ic ‘ine daily } ; 100 . . 0 ' LEARN hairdressinz and b ‘tt | I. AI'NI RESS Sit oer sundry work r } us e | — - , central 848 B3X ») JEW 2. pel Pe ~Diapat cR——Steady we 4s . e A 30 — ‘Gey: Joe per ueband of Elizabeth Muschany ‘nee Voxel) | empie, at | arn. tO pu fraternal vi Display Sica - § . ; SOLTH SIDE STORAGE a - c air a eaugy culture; Meine he a ke ~ Me oure | CARPENTER— . a lw . Post-Dispatch es , and ona, father of George Louis, William J: to tata ey Pr Se : } ol agate. e § CO., 1903 Sidney: mE, MEA, why ee ake — ante yf may Oy 7 cont ne Sy SRO SAY. See Ewen Serre: | ington. Apply engineer, 803 VW =. LA BORERS— And a ae 1 oe BOs a ~~ na ip i‘harles h and the lete AORGEH 1 ( ‘resident iepii t0e dail 50¢ 8S e . irite ior Catalog. sAUN LSS—Sit.: laundry work or — : —- — Cf) | - ei Aga . John and the prey. ave Caney & un _Victor 607. Sidney 2: (08) | Moler College. 810 N. 6th st (e869) ing; rellable colored weman: 3 Gaye cut. | CHAUPFEl R— Single, colored. Pierce” oz. | s~2ie Guarenty Bigg. fe Co. city office Arca : } LA a ean Louie, . ' han and ou ; brother. ROMhMET W Mick! wine Y. Secretary, or more dayvé. Ic line dis — -——— —— Fuseta dl ar ce Seematat = aed ~ bad . count. WEST END MOV ING AND STOR AGE ca— LEARN LAW No 1 references Forest 734R ences... Bement Bdo. necessary; good ref-»r- Q - 4687 'N bob oy 4 Apply _— —A"i iene .E N Li =. ‘ t ont —Cabany ' 7061 By uarry, atural Bridge. 2 ee REPAIR MAN ded warehouse; local and lo ai vere the age of 65 years re O-> w — Bon ong dista ill as LAUNDRESS — Sit.: fi cl ‘0! ° j movi r > oe 7 Local lawyer Ww l PSssiat those deatrin to ae be . i cat Aes, colored — _ - a , dd i. 9) Fello S Soto ng; Tound tripe wet g 4 Louis, ‘De- | take the State bar examination by ot would like two days out, the first of the | CL ERK —Freiaht rate revising clerks, $5.°: LABOR ERS—’ rrenching water pine. it Huck Motor & Cycle Ce. : ar g- week preferred Lindell 5857J | per day; state experience. Box Ss ply_ before 7 a. m. at 46600 Delmar. by a Funeral on Thureday, May 31, at 2r. m a — — t Weick Bros aah, ‘acuth Se : — BRICK! AY'G & TUCK ; eg ge PY, : instruction and home study work. Address Bed , — ——— _ } POINT G ; rca " 3014 Chouteau Grand 1408. ee Station. 1c02) rAUNDREAG_ air , os eg a ~% Post-Dispatch : St. ! ous _Water and Light Ce pe: aMyelo "80. rolten tre rand pa, pa bee ‘ rep i be rom —— a ee Ce ee e-em, Mone | a funeral home, WILDEY LODGE N 2, _ 4: Oe OD 26 — boulevard, to new St Marcus i‘eme meet 7 a Swe tad 1 bi 7 ‘ING hing “ » Hes > : eel thie evening at 3760 Lindell |; TUCK POINTING, chimney Topping = ee oe ~T =? ; 7 : | ut he | pp grani- washed ironed. $3: rough dry. $1.60 a “LAR C TE RS” a “ollar —Saere and on Se ; a ae. rm or 4 re’ tice manager. (c8) INSPRUCTION—You can earn money writ- senaned o.aaw meer “ee collar stuffer re: ——— guaranteed: one-day service Romont $348 ? " Die! of work . Ses LABORERS _—_ Steady , 0 ; py Storage and moving of hevs«+hold roots: | LAUNDRESS—Sit.: wishes amall bundles to COOK—Ex perience S paste . “ya ge fic Motor Truc “ Corp. 5200 Re avenue, Wednesday, May 30, ai 2 p. m Se ee ee Ok are 919 ; Special department of long-‘dista: LOVIN | Trade este | bring home: ladies oor gents; city refer- onair Hotel, ¥. S00 o4 “— ; + Interment in aren te Cemetery ie) roun!? trin, § Ll € OAV af MOR icg) | | CARPET CLEAN'G UPH’'’ LsT ree by truck to or from: WY. ws rGAN & TAY- | hi — ——A ences Forest 4148 ‘ OOK— aes en » * “a sT, AIR ih it. De . ~a 7 > dially invited to 5 Delmar to see how we | or evening; core while eurning Inquire WOMAN — Sit cener al nousework with tr ts hous* work. man fer 4 ag ts Be , is. C AR COMP! Cc ¢ ’ | LG EDC * 1" } have take n care of ~% roo 5S of ) hers ‘c ~) Mo! er Barber ll z 810 , . Gt h. 9) . it i N | be —- .
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. re C. . er * f hil AD want tter t : : TEL DE Sors | sors SALESMEN WANTED #+;+#§$|HELP WTD.— WOMEN, GIRLS HELP » WTD.—_WOMENR, GIRLS HELP WTC.—WOMEN, GIRLS CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS: way and ‘Nature! Bh Thigh. | tor 90C Bunrrur ener atowee Tr more SALESMAN on ee ee LAUNDRY HELP | SHIRT MAKERS—Experienced | oe _— | oe 86©6©LOADERS — Experienced Se Panny ae Ye ages experince fcr” imation pubiaming acer mall afer, © ce TE et ale Toe ees EXCEL DEE Laces 38% | fellers on U. 8, machine. ELY “eae, howe kool orapceiton Bat es Bias BEHAN LUMBER CO | Pest-Diesste % NONNS. Box ssah | an cpaning for prdeclhs ele T¥L—For packing department Apply eS REST ?)}| € WALKER SHIRT FACTORY,| **e™ *« doers ° —— ae |)|36. oe lie | fxceptiona: opportur y tor 1e Thee tir is a A h Broad a ’ wendierws "tea8 | | Page av. and Wabash tracks. STRUCTURAL STEEL LAYER-OUT AND | _ This te an exceptional opportu - cuts, | Aine wee LAUNDRY HELP 116th and Locust st., 6th fl. (c2) ee . = " , 2 7 ; ee ie eR we, i, , Te ee ee ee aad a ee ts & ‘ wal COPE AH DO ERFCTOR—ana one ereceting machinest ; ha ve S#uccessfuliy @oid new #panpe! cus, GIR! —W hite reliabie ior 7 rse maid for Experiet ced rr arkers and es " a ae cet . ; ~os , 4 : oe ter | ood ni : bo tnt ei perienced pe {il work: only | “C'!puling scaies, cash registers neurence iv hildres Cabany > BSW a ‘c) ry departmen ‘ sH R M ‘ KERS A wort ¢ pan “Tee =s HINIST—Pirgt-cj a first-class mon with ch yea! pert stocke and bonds and simiier lines ur 'n® GIRL—For genera! housework: no wash- RIAL LA UNDRY t701 1 De i bed S I T ¥y nd learn- USINESS CHANCES ie — aa i. ce. Tb F 4°) wor fe Ce 119 's ~C Ake ADply ae] . erce wil be considered . ; is unusua! our omMmmis#ions mos* era _ 3107 Shenandoah (oc?) ee = —s ‘ . j on Pat — o> white a _ . {aie x = " wh , a. Hix — a Main Hoxana Petroleum Corp , ’ Lit backed by genuine co-operatior Exc.usive RL ~ . — = - . must = = | LAU N DRY HEI iP : ers ; experienc sew ing ma- { as" green varnia® ts or, ‘ay 36 =. are alesme ' ) Owl ng , , house wort ole , ay ie - cenera: ward wor® Missouri ‘~~ apes - control of State. for one! ¥ = = sis ia Tat oe ' _— : white = O8Dital 1600 _Catifornia ‘e4 tion. «2 proven sUccess sil ; tr igs tral, 4 ua ' ° ' , ‘races ' ee ‘ lto— Di “7 ‘ “age . , = : in customers .suppiyi : a : Delmar bi ot qua. fied iO not answer. Weanesa ST ae oe scone A : help in jewelry store. Beaz | “4ID—Dinis jeuuinel, downstairs: oot SHIRTMAKERS—On all parts i base wt ‘a subeanti duct ior ROgD and lirea¢ ; ae > . a 7 = es : ay | yy I) } an 3 , ; te ‘ o Alis 4 uired hone Cadany 314 : ° EES $5 O00 a . te ; v &.. at Foster's. 41 ’ ; Box 166, \ andaila Alo .. eB A at = pia CVert ising Acyl — ri. ‘cB. union special feller and Sie¢ev- AMM) under yout , Semporars: ae rity _ Waar P’rees yor ‘% Dei eth, oe ; " aule) vh , rT? Oo! ais r gi pe a4 Lxperienced vering machine op- MAID—For Keneral ousework: ~veforence , k i me *15 000 “9 : hean"'t 9 snow cASia—t nae pele - AN or vow ° ‘ : . ’ , res 9 ° ‘ Th Pay ” an » " ' . M ° , > ‘ . t)* rr) ; >. or nor rirwt ee ' ae 2 halicross Printing Co_ wv No x ranch: $50 mont . TEAMBTERS—To bh oo : — ity to increas } ni Aid en ) x Factory. 21st and giduirec. call before 11 a. m. 3942 Lip- oF: collar maker; operators to 515.4 ee Ls a oa H King's i aM rT — . — - ; - ~ fe , | 2 Se en oe — ee eee a on collars: ironers for )ress- ‘ps peat Cs 16 years old ue | avmond Hotel. $14" Fiona” EAMSTERS—Experienced. vrick. | PRCIALTY Rights: seferences. G000 Blasting. sailed ae ae Assorters. E£xcelsior-Lead- ._ io ; | WANTED. MANAGER S&T LOUis OFFIC WALL PAPER :; Be J A ROLL = Le uls lew Pri nt : : ; bre ES = Sis ignway and M erienced specia! _ ns “ho ~ Wireg —eUnery. ~S2S Texas ev. \c2) ING department ; also girls to Exclusive contro virgin fleid. thousands Sp¢ UP; sold with or without borders: pe . a ' a lake « ae nf : r Res (Ce ra . te } = sme gr me MARK E R—E xperienced on rough nh dry learn 4 , lv 13tb and i lucas or waiting customers f r whom you rave money 16 a ‘Sn. vernishes. 31 50 per gal. a ee , Bare £ — — —— TINNEI HELPE ippiy 3 x. = lished company in 1 Stat Tt osition root ' rd. Frisco Hoepital. 4960 Becht Laundry Co. 4301 Bell. (2) | - Sppry sliumahiie: Saat ~My Bene neng aren ety Mtge ge - — Spee Voie Merket ‘ sb a> atendy 64 Moy — ” t HELPERS—2 341 Fores pare Paasy ane Nene. Wee eapeese® Go| Lacied ic) | MAKKERS—And “assorters, experienced 23rd and Madison and 7600 Mich- | , “ie, Smancee inves Batson will saci ved REE LOO ga a? Pe ae a s NE DE © Easton : = Ve: no | ‘ike ir suble. - * a tow wet — eo ah tore - - tre ar 7 ee . Re ie we ee al - INNER’: | xXperienced at ja lesm luon bee r! Lgl GIR ver , to wrap bundies and as-' oji,, "9. Metropelitas Laundry. 4 3) } an av. future One asi om me ; "Ce MISCELLANEOUS 5 WANTS B0Y—For delivery 7. at. te oe : NOKED 7$21 Manchester ee og * ferences. past sailed experi- ' assorting room. Becht Laundry . 3 sd - a fo a Seen PONTE : ‘4, NEWSPAPERS—M es OPE SHOE CO ee ! | TINNER—Good jobbing Winner w nce. age and telephone number, to inaure| Co., 3301 Bell 3} MARKERS AND ASSORTERS| ELDER MFG. COMPANY WHOLERALE 7 ; 4)" 283% Wamont "BOE Bact Bo Bae ' ’ - ae — ery Ebi vas Ps fine Sra . 6c out h ’ we I Ll Lafaye inte ‘ bGGre pase ‘RLS—F la bor ' orl Theres (me good : £0 ° = . — —~- ‘HOLESALE firm needs onest {ene . — ; ——* 72 , exp Ouest: sa ryiand te: . Se — | meornit uyties Pharmacy Co., 4°! neperter; a = an A — rh ji a — SHIRT FINISHER— Experience Deimar take over prosperous efta ' NEWSP (c mr in , ying Treo rm nT na A the ‘ 4. . , 7 , WE WAN LIVE-WIRE La leds c4 and assorters , nr = : be ennai — -— Laundry. Ohio and Sidne, ic) branch financed by firm: $50 NE WOE APERS Wed ~—~Magazines ‘ane ram... ; sees ll!lOUOCOC~*” | , ' ; Olin ei on Te. , "ARMERS OR LIRYM! ainit—O: a to work in kitchen. Work: best of wages — oe SPOTTER— Experienced on iadies and genta ary: share profits, $8000 —— assured. 6727. Deimar © 1 pricee. 3 i ~ ; '- r ‘ = 2 | wery community to t ae Gan iioretennertal ee oa 408 Washington MODEL LAUNDRY. 2907 Pine ic) garments. Apply at once. Urand lLye- $1500 $: ~F _ on on so , Fequiree ocr ~ 365 icing cars and insta!'ine -- te ' i] MN A Loko Y ret . ‘0 ss" " re io tewrne ‘lw } , o ré os } . fILLINERY MAKERS ~ - ing and Cleaning Ce., SIZS Easton. (eB) seme secure jiox M -80. = . vet Lite __ ta) Th ED BIRDS LAND. ANT LE aa Wad ae y Work, good wages. hes re W eu i . aon enn mo . . ' . sa 638 eaect ' he ne wher , ta . er ee mee — “~~ oe . ~ “gh. pi og 7 =a pe “ 808 Wie a STAMPING PRESS —— ERAT" RS Stead y WaA N TRD cap! tal for new “invention of Sianon e0aaey Texas ti licter Apr’y Sunday morning miiis # Cc: —— . . eath t fiies bur weet smellin ina ° r anes 2% ME ie i - = ta ‘eto ' flow ' : Cond | work; good wages Apviy 608 ChouLeau high-speed commercia! bon 35 to 40 = VE ¥ Week day morning . ‘\- ‘ . , ——sr . ¢ 7 ary ‘ ree — : ~ 3 miles per hour. dry docking e:minated: neon- —— - 4 ’ xX] a ced ‘ r f ‘ ; -— we. _— . ‘ : st rai ¢ e. ~ 4 R c" m™ P N _ “ = ; ” ” a. Ms = , ‘7 . ; _ ; ) nent ™ ; ; _ —— req ; 4? i ign’ r ‘ al ti ; : . 3 as ic patiiaene —- soounted. = ten y x NOGRAP HER ne naper enced on ee a. ~ rated tor qnesnie | HOUSEHOLD Geoops FOR SALE > pe A! jy ‘ ss : : ‘ é ; Z , ‘ ; . a , . ‘ . sme ~- cote . cue erm ' nt . 4 . ‘ . eds ) Ww tminaste ? ic 2) angte A eon 7 asningion ls an ? ia b Kingsbury. Bola VW ashington bi . RANGE bina nation. “must _ . - ' - . . NA “MAK ER—E> need é ; . ' , ~ Fry, -7 ‘ is 320 N. 19th ce rp > , ew STEN (x A iE R—Young lady | &t } (Ga) Com BROADW AY (ck [AN WANTE! } Delma: 36. desir . . | eo os ioe eferences” rence, ‘BiaBt: experience 06d |" once 712 N. ath at 1 ees. ee 7417 Madge Maplewood omy ma : ma Nena? annearanc: S or over _—— — °361 Hampds . Pau RLS ne ee oe ip nage ee — sUCINgtoOn. - $ OOM BET—Eie A ome btiote fL.Pecwence « . ie . : . ‘oho suite ; j ; “ai tami! , . King's high Wa ' : 6¢ cas) STE NUGRAP HE R— Experienced ’ oO : gant merican walnut. HN foe ‘of tf i") eas : ; 30) , . , uri : C 2 le 1S] 0 \\ ) rn ; ei i cor MM sd TREE ) —— "os , do clerical rk = Gee BUSINESS WANTED ‘ i riod $100 4507 r _L ucas av. . . | u — . . ' ‘ th ; ” ing! bey s work. m . - ) 4 ene u , | he. (ENCE * POM =. R spe That Hiiarer vod wages paid. 4307 ~* 2 Suse = ae on, 4750 ‘a - Se es Nox K-°73 BELROUM. “ ~ a4 a. ~e he = . ’ ~ mr --* ~,»* . . wf . . . 4 & = I : 1 net . ‘ i » * ' relerernces ‘ ? : i 2 - 7 r vcr "wrcicy , a Vane ree i 4 mui! milias h Operation a! ip of esma! ell our Frau #; ju ae: gaunt Gane 4. wage: aba: . : Perse: a ae ANY BUSINESS SOLD . x dealers - adie A erie! re } t references e eanen al ~ , i : ns tio? ; we ave or ’ = r ees STENOGRAPHER—Experienced. for , ; or Week Gays. 9 a r. Ti : : “ 6 . | > ‘ . “ : Lhé C Fe REMAN — , . , . ~ amet te ! = ~~ “~ : ) — ; r ee roar . . ‘ “bh a 4 r i : 3 , ee - om , . — OF ERATORS manufacturing concert’ must be willi QU IC KL y WAND P RIV A TELY a R y : ‘=o 6district ot t-Dismatct : to . - wit ‘remet oss [aoe : -—e 1 i ba — °5. experienced « mn wash dr , worker and capable of doing genera! of ~ UNTIL WE SELL. , “) ‘mM St ITES—Heautiful a wal- eenera! foreman . = —— . - y MLAN—l bia ee - ‘ . st ne at tall id ot. | ud et ee : ‘ot : - 8 , s guaranteed ‘onet al on en highest work should live on South Side : AVE 4 t REAL BUYeRS fas: $150 handaorny ¥- piece danten eae ie Me ge rs a. & . . 2 , , ~ r .¢ . " : , , . ’ : ‘al ; L's . lee : f ; 3. SNSTELERN Gz N , nen position See M Steideman Lrty nom o you neapur ow: are , 2S “aUlifu e-piec iivi - ck bands th est - FARE lcs os Louis Pasket and Box Co. 4th and Arsena , ave you t and money Hoth whoveg. a5: pretty table, $30. fine” phon sage 0 day — a vw ork room leasant surround TYPIs r—¥ oung lady. | to clerk and operate E ——— Sa HP my iy sone goed oka | 1 So ; “ "Oe Post-Dispatch 08? room, furniture, $100 cash buys this bar- | perfect condition: eet ny: Rg , IT c OPERATORS—On boys’ wash VEGETABLE WOMAN—Good wages. with ie ae eS ace. | 22 7 Cian ee Se “wv _ Voce - . 7 ’ na - ° . " , , ' Uuls ‘ i (SN k,- os~ 21S ( L ( ). : monthiy bonus Apply Chiida. #04 Wash- _ -- -- | | DINING SE’ r-—-As LOOSE-WILES BISC , pants ard suits. Also, girls to! ,.2?m (od) STUKE—Gooa “condition: wcroes |" Anne. $160 S507 Ticas oe - ' , ‘ ‘) : , : “>a? loth and (co) learn. w AITR = Ss Park av. ‘et / Veqy reasonable. a. Tt ! E Xperienc ed 1515 & --$9th MILE P. ARLOE— enall. low gant deere. | : A Gravois in inal. oe Se siesocer’ es — = — oa eS: | ELDER MI G. COMPANY ° ; W AITRE: Sh—r.xperienced, $12 ae+k. 11 to town; cheap. easy terms dee buldner, | DINING ROOM SET—@- -plece. pol « co RE acannon 9 L. manent, remu- YO) wis ~~ ' cr sO; Xf mec Par NERS | — ; ; ( = - 13th and Lueas AY. (c2) ; r 710 Franklin e i se 817 Pine id at (4) ae tone American wainut ne ig! St. OuIs. —_ assign home county ter ‘tory te ot egy Otay amie ~ or ie >: .- Cr facturing bust “a prer ARGUES pel aw ————_— vw AiThEs S——Appiy Jackson's Lunchroom CIGAR and notion store, laundry maga- | DINING my SUITE—anea bed: men who can ann * honest, 2u-°cem@e- mmo pe = ogee e = ex ‘ on iy ré ire ‘ f ii idee a } 4 . © | nt YY ak- ~~ OPERATORS 116 “ izth at _ we? Zines. men # supplies dandy ication. goeed | £380 Finney 4 é 7 barn a. : = ’ | — - -_—— ——; : los rs Lo ‘ Ld ; “ hia ¢ , wy sITRESS—Good Apoly °16 Ss Jeffer business leaving city: $1000 or will owt DINING Soom BU iTz— ‘Bea wiilu d or mr - full ‘iculars tn ee ea eek re - beree Ronee “y a . . fe, . »- 9 ‘Oa tS and pants $15 », $18 GU ARANTEE gon + £8. Se | beret ph | perfect condition. ; @¢ . " = . 7. Lan oa f ‘ ¢ 2S a CA : j i i, , : ae i ae tise 6G at : aii aie ae “ o = _ af — -—~—- + _ P . , : . : . ce fs roce!l y } age, expe 5 perro ' ' hinmet m4 it Bo ies vestment required: money aral ; 7 EXPERIENCED GIRLS ONLY WAITRESS—For restaurant, 1] 1 '. Main IGAR STAN D—Dowftown, oid -established, i - rnin Vri BARE ne pl ; ~ . Pe ‘ - inexpe! jenceqd é \ a tw J \ * "4994 Ho123 Morgan on ereat corner, sa)¢s S000 month. cheap DINING ROOM 3 st ITE Kar y ne Bubsc ption : is) ’ 4 . : ~ae ~~" os _ le “ ; — : . —_ -—_ --— , F f m hous® iresses or Dungzaiow aprons and on - - . —_— ee eel ee rent ~ year ease. tremendous opportu- prrere nu. $1 od « gOiden ~ match. St. Louis. POUNG iL. N- Seats Spee — iri eTar.e pow er macnines. . white ck coat sect lon woet AN‘ FELIC A Walt RESS——E _ erienced arm Robinson nity for up-to-date gentleman of means hOx-top Singer aewitg mama: , rm rrr wy fe a ?, Restaurant 3561 _ Olive mea LiTi py? Ove a! : - : onaine . cc) PIDELITY BUSINESS E) CHANGE, room Gealers. 4753 New berry ter 3 was ; “s ACK " ' = — earit , > % ' + vou steady wora8a,:° ee WAITRESS—Must “be experienc sed. ~ Juiiers 001 United Home Bidg., 11 N. 7th at DRESE&E yet yy ~ 7 , nh P TC ; ¥. SSERS —- 50 oak an rx SP IXNER_. Ann!) tally 55 per d ) PAT .S— : le eood wages and short “OP ERA ORS Chocolate Shop. 118 Arcade Bidg. CONFECTIONERY—And grocery. with sizes, $7 up. 201 & seth maboenay. “al 4 L “ .’ , wet. ’ a AD: ater ' 4 ' el ‘i j : i +a : Cad 4 . - 7 ; VW A 'TR ES S—W hite experien« ec a’ once ing rvom, Hear theater. ba rgain. : El Kx ee - a - : so. ’ e wv agape wen ed operators on 3524 Frank!lio Easton av 2 4ECTRIO WASHER—Eden; ; —— — ir ScISSOrTS WILT , ' makers: we pay the — - mtitien nes ani ae - eens — — brand-new sales floor samoie- ' Cpe . - - ny . . c bes? I t ne stead" wor k WAITI-ESS—t _ ees en for unch coun CONFECTIONERY —Fine corner brick store! new 1925 mode! SALESMEN WANTED ee + : caniget ul Lac- KAHN-S* HOF NB RUN & TIGER Appl» cKinlevy Station. High and ith rvom in rear and 4 rooms and § iftum 6-pesition on A ae . Experi ‘ forza! y ‘ 1 vd flo Slit W ashingt on- co3x Lucas ic3 bove t for all onilvw $66 neat conc:tion and o : TF EX om 1 : ‘* omn- —— = - me: “= naeapaaaes . gp tie : fixture: 1 mle cles tom cluding terest and surprinae i > WAITRESSES — Thor hiy experienced. can Steck, ince vou: ai and me): ER ATORS eee mn ge dle only wt regu . ~ d rear room, a!! reduced to $800 ina factory guarantees of ™ _ _ , »& - . : : . . . , , ‘ \o . L I SLA dels mal wi hus I is of ame , ; ein , mers ed : .. it A. aiits F sperienced on bungalow aprons . and right watch Apply after 1 p. m.. today Call 6478 Nerth Market.ici al baying ane a, ateamene ‘S00 N ' Ta = Usesres | - a write «a neat har : ira te 1 ouse dresses: wi ais ria to ‘learn tion Lunchroom. ¢ 2 ~G STORE—Boutn Side: good neigtbor that {f or sed ~* : . " ‘*“a-* . 7” 4 ‘ ia | ° 7. je? cor pe an hat u >t ~ sat > 4 Work —_ PREREE Caen” — — loc at yn” owuer jeav ng town Leo is ao fere a vou at redux ed orite. ar we “ oman or kitchen work 311 WN Ce Set Mitac ak . Te ma v abi lo prevent unscruou Coalers ( cr \ Post apatcn aes : i from taking advantage of vou . R ES "C ITY [FG. WOMA N—Middie-aged. more for home | STURE PFixT' 2o-—And stock, ex we have a oarmain to offer it very 73 + ~ rt cate “9 oan ~ 4 line ; : . : opportunity 1 eiart Dusi does iy yd ~~ telenhone im a ge 162% W ASHIN JITON os - aroline . . i .-45. Post-Diaepatch goo or Central 467. of cal! it an +3 ’ ; . ; : hn ~ ce?) WOMAN—For eneral housework in family Ruck. tobacco. ice cream and meats 908 Pine Electrie Co.. factory. ye ‘4 7 : ‘ ; th ’ — ; So Eng fe ‘ » . on wt. - , a sama i ed or two references Cfabany O66 POG 7th at (2 "tr 5 qt eo , +4 : serie : ~. ? : eo . [IRDOR! Ps “h firgt-clas LP {) = a - ' —_ ith « img r 19? te - rURKNI N = + mo rien ce, an : ‘ — _— et arm tw! il v , Mei ' ay wh, ‘ marcel wave: good OF} ER A iis RS Can use ] ) ex we rr AX ~ nate with vane an an = GRUCE RY AND MEAT MARKET—4 room one — ae SS room * ‘tC, reaeonablie: ae ; ‘ . , ‘abe ’ ’ , ; ‘ i‘. “ . , é 4 ‘ } ts ier p ; ha es m ‘ ’ r No dealers qers , Tr e e ln 5101 Nerth Market i ae alll pe rience d on dr SSéS5 ; Can WOMAN—To heip in kitchen. J. G. Obert Gacy = RY — Notion — beverage ol iF saa ee room flat. - big bargain. $20 to S50) per week. W e L204 N. King's highway calies _ = clean stock reasonable Linde lot! i4 wa arren at. ~ = 9 tow! /? miles : Lous Box = aoe BY ol ; ver wi Me ~~ “ ) : 7 — | = | } rae ma ike b ae matitiiniintensaesheste eee he: € W ork- ~ : - = = - : riet ; ioL1i0oFW ing } ~y v ~ . : xp ts ; ! Li ‘ Ste oe © , . ~— Vv" »/ ‘ CE MFG. WOMAN—Te work if resliauran: wiiker GROCER Y—Do! ng « 4 Dusiness chess 4008 C1 KE-—$] a week buys $40 F, ruarantee wages. S12 ze . Broadway. : : - ic) i914 Cherokee. _ sen hee ae Spe ae av. ; - | | (C(O 1209 Washinecton. 12) WOMAN—White, general housewgrh Ou! ERY AND MEAT MARKET—Weat — —Contents 3 rooms, must ea ATU ' me ‘yah =o reee ) : | ) . al = pein ln a M asoing os ce mornings every week Grand [BooW eo. weekly re oo $1000: good Jew. at once; cash 743 N. Broadway _(e6R) =, pos , wn | BALESMAN oe i > ; ae 6 OPE ATOR. xperienc ed ON) WOMAN—Good. strong. for general hoase-| ish neighborhood. Box & = PD. (dx) | PURNITURE—Of 5-room apartment. z : ’ , ” ’ . . ° , Dee work Kayvmond Hotel. 6142 Pivmou n GROCERY—And dry meats orner loose mn i mar, Td floor Went ric ) —— . zt == A a a ? aA a 7 q > 2 ’ hn te a ty y iresses and aprous cab earn WOMAN—Cleaning g00cd 4 §€6wages witb . roome in rear, cheap rent 105 be 7 UmNeSU KE—fay - and ctly co T= ATTN Lf : ¢ | aris : : ’ : - ’ . , a4 “ai 4 ’ . ,termat! ; ‘ Mv. a 3 {yi} 7 ‘eek a use meonthiy bdDonus AppDiy ‘“hnilds BO4 W aah }4rt at om s#@t. reason 4408 Delmar pot ar , lime te ory j i + - prem S05] per wW ; Cad _ington (c3) Fi KNIT! R&—special 43 pieces hal : . : “ ger. i ~ : i is to learn: paid well! WoMEN—White. for dish washing Al GROCERY AND MARKET rockers. statuary. bronzes Oriental rugs © oe vi ogy Ms “8) , ie y I enera house we ap . as pé : ‘ Div In restauran’ "A fino nioa Statior FY : wrt Bee . . paintince antiques. ete. 3507 Lucas | tn >A . ¢c ’ - “ - ~ ba '. ~ ‘= . : } . ’ 5 a a > ws ’ - , . eo wt plished T } 7 4 Diet 2 Se - > ; las o 2S hie learning ELY & WAL- WOMEN—Whit to help with heusework epee) oy ‘old aio n — ¥ 360 2. | = NITURE—C ontent « of b-room fiat: ne : , ; -+ — reer? ~“f% . ° — , or l inde soon ; ' eae, i J iG ‘ if . - de ‘ K ER ‘ k R LI NG + Af "TORY toe - estminst deli oof (cs v os ice $4000 or mvoice terms 447 Tw “see “pply SHOS Wyoming Grand - . Ey ' - sire Tyo. S na . f wanted, miweat be solid immediately - (ey | : - + : ri th and Loocust; 2nd floor. , WY OW ‘AN T 5. ‘REY-HEYE ADJUSTMENT CO FURNITURE—High-grade bedroom. living ; r on . an ta Lae cand . = 4 — ' — ' 4 : + I 01 2 oN L oe -a° W OM EN W HO ( AN IRON , Vi tora Bidg Ciive Tie ert “°OR0 root and dining sete Whitehall CG L ess ‘ as a ad ’ —— ’ - : . : : — . , : . : oo A You can easiiv earn three ($2) dollars a , BUSINESS 4” e 2 stab wurrore easy chaire. ete 3507 Lucna. ohne 4 . AL! . : a a ue rue! ‘ Ss | - ee poser Sat ferencs f a . : F ¥ reseing shirte in vur factor rh HARDWARE BUSINESS—- years ¢ r {RN im -. inn Pert >L , 2 wig on . sia re ' ' : > U I E R A 7 U R 5 On apron A “is not difficult to learn ane lished: hub of southeast Shoe fa! ory Ge- . - — _— ‘cat atten "Neweteas: . . ; ;' ; “ : ‘\ - a ‘ ; : e . ” iy . er ¢ rett rom a ter ‘yopa!l Shee fatcor o- : K-27]! FRGTAN——Rogistere’! in Wiseourl. to pe-) cet eeitie te wit = ge oe MES, a Rl—General, no outside work ant| dresses; we pay the highest |xuidance of an exvert teacher vou (will Be; bocu. new nteDuse apumy orwens i ce es er ae’ ome profic ient_ in a s#he time Appi,» inx uv . 7 “" . ° ‘ r r’ ds \ — D ae ai : A: | Dine. nol moo 36 2 ete : 7 = Sages ez et) prices to & skil lled operators ; those ; ; EW ERA f SHIRT FA‘ roRy ail. directions, mY oe a rue = F = snd ther houaebo. artcing : dei a Sa . ' HIEKR-STEN ikl wes a ™ . F ae ARES ESO a ft; Nikeston. Mo. ibs Iispatch yet .,rtienatc!} ; , ; o 4 ‘ : urd . i Da : ho! t , +4 5 veneers mous rk less ex perienced are guaranteed s # a To work in cand at suyek a eae ecner Hines ‘ ‘ tae Forest 7413 i a . o — - . —_— - a - — " . ’ _ ‘? ‘ i) ft : Tia ’ “ai sr ‘ , . 4 . lara 4 IE F - k. RON BR ARE Af "KS and Cyovernmen' tN 4 — late lot A bedr , good wages; year- round posi- ‘OUNG LADIES--17 years or older. to wrat r business location, lot #0x140 aintng room sets. living room sete, date- leas t ec ditio s. , ~ aot whateme houee:. steady work ; foot: just out from squthwest gate nettes. brass and V wf beds mattresses, LIONS under , .e€asan malti n Pm ge . Washington (ce? p on Sappington Harracks 7 Springs ete. 3507 I ee “ae _ay MEN . R : 3 ont ; — = B ("¢ rR NBLEET, 320 WwW ashing- YOUNG LADY—To heip in office: exp | wl a “ ry ia tee © suit. . — we cE—Eatre large lot fine | i ——— a? : wore Reply 4 MA NI'F Af “T | RING PLAN T—Fuliy ¢quip- ee ae kd Lucan ar 2 : f : Bt G eUMSER : — = . . 4 Mik , ive oa . an , = . — a f - ri : q ' - Im A | ORS own handwriting atatine experience eve ped new Willcox «€ Githe machines: also FPURNITURE——Livi room , ana Bt. eorge —— Ee CT | ‘meget ~ ¢ vou > inte-e HECK A in . 7 . , be eae: &. r’ toe Nt tat gy - Hyg ee re bp singer button and buttonhole tnachion walnut, jeather uebciners Karty ‘Bnatteh : ; : ; ‘ e . ’ : - is é _“— ; - . . 14, : (c2 : 7 ! PP ae ¢ ; ’ . n ; . : : ‘ ’ Trial . set Pra! experienced Diacnine | SG ADIBS ¢... Fiet weer ages of 17 and ae gael) f(nust Seti _ 7 1 iw ae 6 h : - a ta bie. Pe eae pe herve © Dp + , met : ronal arts of | 93 for te epnene posit bon Appiy Wester: NOTION STURE-——Candy. tobacco: to settle Sent wre - eramec °2 AR ae Re ee: ren ee eS gt em. 2 > refrigerators, OM Be ee fe — a ee ; : ngtor acne "7 f i ~~ ’ . rit) i : . " | al J ; ~ K—OUxpeyieneed tn han- wert Sineet a ' we ; aera - : ’ “ ires 1c m™al aig > B perato! s 10 sew On all pa room «US Cotamerria’ an estate B61 Wells, corner Burd. (2) | FURNIT! on > reams aed _bath ovary ~ - , ae : ’ , ’ ' - ai t+* . . ; . , ; ; a . . ' : = . : ry 2 - + ‘ ~ sf ¢ : 7 “ —” . . . ° ” vrtin . - vos ition with go: — ‘Restauarat Te about @:! ; — oe | ak e3) mak) ng men 's coats, also tailors. x { t-LSTAURANT—Good location. 7406 Olive or service. oniy $45. tovme’ te rene senate > - . ~~ : . . . . " -* ’ ’ . e . Liha ery | ° ~ ‘ = " ‘ - . . , ’ ¥ . ' - - . “- ’ ‘ ye r La hs 4 P * Post -Dis tea ‘ORTEK—1 rber shot wile: ~~ eusit : ) ny % . ce me or [OU SEGIRI-~Experience . mail »Leadv work and good wages. . aousewers rest | RESTAURANT—Cheap, for quick male, 3 ; —* a Fae mn a ) ; ae ipie me . ' ‘ , ‘ ' Or} ma ; : = ‘nee = 630 ss. Tt . COLLAR CUTTERS— . ‘I> : of . & . ‘i—_w : ‘ - : _ , * ' . . ' RLE k ( LOTHING ( ) ’ : , iG; . ° * Appl oft: pth a RES! A \ KAN I — (ood ioe Ation S50 Gay. rl NTL _— —Good oppertuutty 0 te fur- ot eferences f . ° . , ae + ‘ , . . fa: ' ' wor I rm : of 215 N. Zlet eat (3) cnhea Do urtiture costing = 1 ag 2 ws : A MEN—Exp ' ) ! rout ; yer Ory — ! 2035 Locust Street. cor one "ecu fe ae wo “e “and of, Moueht for balance due——S196 & . —i or Tevair ir work "3°R : | : ‘ , ; . , . “ : hon ; ase — WOMA* rayne an .rear @wark RESTAL RAN pg a. | a 9 2 ; go “Oe tn mn oa ) ann N Tavior ‘open oun , ~e. a ; ' “2 . . 4 rn . .* ‘ P . ; : “ sed . 7th si . ‘ ~ . . 7 ‘ wm’ eT cnen or vrs » oS ‘ ft ron AY ? : ‘at -_ -- -——— - a mers 7 Mat 4 vy I r Arn Store _ «© - 3 te mtanertin i il : { »P E R 4 Te rR Sf vou are e xpe- Chase Hotel. King’s hia and =” TAUNA MTcAtieod’ lecatio ow , ~ oe LL a janitor solored “ od - "noe : : ¢ > ‘% ’ ‘ : aad ~ * ‘ - . . | . — ona bie Box T-360 PL RNITT KE Art beti« ruge Graper es, : after Bs wt a. - Oe) 9) 1 ee ee a -~ . a 6 : ve bi “ete 5 ' A rienced nv spend earfare and . = ~ very Tease . oti te linens ” Hicturesr SR. note ma —_ . " ' He y . ; : ‘ ’ ' A 4 4 e . : Pp ayver-piane icf rola ina hogany | room wit to be ‘ia iT ' 5 . . ; . “ir , ° 7 ; ery Seliable i801. > di eee errts dom Writ n. 6 : New |; : ) | me mo-e lose time, When vou can WOrk In SALESWOMEN WANTED . (EXTAURA And ne. om abi nih | Suite. Denap bed. etc; entire cantons Gum — tT? ! ty : A A(yh ' , , Cor \ ay" re hild . 2 thr ree -pietce overetuaffed euite ‘ont r estadiisne bee Thlade new “ Ap 7 ; —_— -* ; - le blished ' , " $425. « Per ienced whe under- A wel : ; ~e fn re : ; cus : ear \ ner week or more - hh! The anki a ae (2) ' varmut cane wr 7 : s cee . , vis ; i . haa . . *a! qT! ° ‘ ,re ‘ . 5 : . — 2 aa c . hd a | ae 4) s158 ire tliround work tur ny a line 0 U sti ' , . ; : : 1 > i ‘ . ta ; , - , : 4 iit mn , *L y «& W ALK i mo roug y x peri- Res OMIN 7 iz. ’ “ah 12 reorie oe + a re.’ Ja venpor . ; — 9207 oh. Pevior 7) evens and gas ranges. ‘sires t fete Blu: od & ) | - 2, Apply at once. EL é rent $75: te Lindell 3179 (2 $1 ue beaatitu é _ - ~ -— e " . ” ‘ ' : : - eo) # ; . a —S ; ~~ 5e : —" : PPrY ICES eompetent and inci sprang guaoctiy—” ~il ‘ ; ; Sew os NV —Sertt for general hou a S ) (>) 34474 Texas av moced S leswomen RUOMING ‘e——Weet Pod what “an a aery- ee eRe—Cali at 4601 a — , ‘ é. his ER I ' ' 4 ence 2. a otter ‘ore hI ‘4 cacinet® wainut bedroom seuite at Jide 5 —" Trious mn ‘ unt - ‘ie . ames : ;' : . , , : ' , hou ee ee yr , ome furnished fa ome earis ' great snerifices in aerder —- re WwW ee understan (ses their nrod ety ce artmel! A rT : - : . +r) pa . : ; 4 7. - i? ° “COTS r, QD nc } 101 “ it for s m a a A. : . ree ce nin an a ze ety" this vv mep fall W ednesday anc Guagneto repalrine — pater - * -_ nees = 5 - At 1} iD e _ aw Hamilton. avertment DF nerth ‘eo (2) cunt ehornic i’ , nanic el _ : : ‘ ‘6 ° 4 ‘ ; , . ~ ° a d le 44 , 9 5 : ey . Hi = Br . ‘ — —_ ‘ ° os . P a ou — . - . : ; ’ | ef - y oo ar - " . ’ : > o r ~ * ° — = we “ Y : ; ; a aw £9 e¢ tiie ’ irvtii >| VA ‘7 ; Sd ive Fs ae vic Mea NISHERS— apply Bt and capable 4 Ud! ily the wv : : oe ' ' . a ‘ , ‘ : " eptacett 5 , ~ “ihe -— + , Apmal \tjassw are & fi K oe an ; : , Pn. cpeat , —— ’ _ : ivin bie ir “ ck L ‘3 -_ r ‘ " ~ a 2 = be h* é - “+ UU Si >’ . A - nom ee ~ Ae a nce iron Co.. 926 —— ra sheet mets factors on ‘ : — on 4 wot ° ot Geli 4458M Gas PLA ncn Men! side ove. oa ni- i ee folders and presses. SMAN-—Real estate a :1L@ Mapi : | : anil = wn, roilet Artic! ROOMING HOUSE—6 oon ; lary couch: cheap J485 Reve py tas SROS Waeh-. = 6 pa rn , - - " PReESSER—Ladies work : o> rae ine we en? —— . raat: + (AX RANGE—Biuwe enameied ‘iniaid limeo- 7 i. La. 7 ig rn prac lica . 4 ; rope? a) ow Ae 3° eanit ; } . he a “ 1 "ea - S680K ' se 4 _ um white enameied cefrigerater apartment dy: “ost cont ang @pliity ase kins ' anc nd dna Apply Sixth Fl r, "7 G HOUSE—12? reom es lain top kitchen tabie Call Cobeny ar 7 wife ony mur’ oo All - an rodue he - = nree mes aa a > ion tet Ex pe ee Se “ * alan substanti nhiture full respectable pero GAS #TOUVE—Quick Mea! biae name. h-O0 Post-Dts — orpani: “g? 4 mers . ' n § - . ' . 1c4 uv ‘ tei “ a “ae Tpel. RirCGas 4: aghingtort ‘4 ineh a@tde aven 457° Ramberger mond «etter; firet-c.ase, foods : ow st 1 Tiuias : ‘ st Bs . . . PN Es ce: at “ -« ie GA> #TOVER—Hanewed wurck Men: Rox K 275. Poat-Dis ni er | ecora See manse : 2 S00? — 0S ee ey néars ——— “ta r age anc Aes ; : \ o«? eT . ee aiaene as . . : ( . : we rent eavin ; other eta makes: Al seendition: DER—Apnppiv 124 . ith ' é, , @: . : - : ' . — \ ANDER‘ {) RT ~ 7 x. , x livered ~—y 2. connected Sis up : iow or time. FILS ro , TV 3 va’ ' . * & Sas ‘ . ; . . ’ e*) ’ ‘ert >) i~ olive aj or reply wil oo ) ant : — RARNEY D. G ! CHANGE. Reem | nited Meme Bidg ‘Olive et ee . _* ~ . . , > ° , * rcre : : . . : , m ‘ 4 ‘ ’ ~ : a ‘ rw - ESS CS “tye ® hag a RF x perien od Call a’ : , ; } a te +3 a ; : : a , Lad rT” 7 RY HEIP ' . ; .* ; . nd Sa renate | anhdence, ane ior is as LUON AND BRESTAURANT—Accept res GO-CART—For twin babies: very f . : . . ated : ' I Cabany 114 E.ape riencer Aonr'yv Weat- : ord . tthe , ‘ £ . emabie efter owner waving cits 130) a 2 * : - - { ' ; ; " : e lig : . mine rr e a = - bet : ‘ a e Taylor and Maryland (ec! Stiga — ia: oe a | nay pany = 7 Cams HALL TREE—Laree oak with meter toa —_ - — 4 Se Poly, rene nent a eae LESM , ) good n ning cars | Tan? assis : ‘rienced 1D . on high- SECONDHAND FURNITURE sTORE— |. *80. cheap (irand 4060R ot Ox Perlenes Misseur , ;.o7 4 (pace ~———_ cane coud ‘ : tag , ol $400 4132 NS Broadway (2) iC BOX XES—Gae stoves wee. press 4 SOO Caltfornia —— . =e" ’ porers ‘ aced: our lim , ae } : , grade necKDand 5! , Bac aise | W mer SECONDHAND CLOTHING #TORE—Dry ‘Prankile. weed furniture oe Re St en iy work: re A oo ao a : ms alt rhict Cid or u - , ‘ —— 42 a} ‘ ,ccoar Tinea es ’ ; ud ; go00e ate gents furniehings ‘grmpiete opr B30 vf ! ean bede | or selling bas! Fr. Adams 2 = openings pressers on n fixtures O28 Marker ic) LAMP #HADE—Per tebe Lane Gt” overrymen aw him “ngs pial b. , oN. Sse. — I rience nest ‘ade of soft collar sbirts E.xperienced ready -to-Wear SHUR STUNRER—And retenw shop tart cash ror Diacae for cut gises $5 Hecond 8 4 M4 : a — . ~* .* ° . ” ' _ . . -- . Bice re>) r read ) ALE i eve ee Howspiu K departrre..ts o experienced balance terme faust te eolt by Slat O20 Weahington. a ii ~ Urt oente , 2007 pres g one | high wa 4 Ves Lice tix ame rienced r ff soi chance fer voune man Aoply Stand. | LIVINGROOM ST TPR—coceenutts ere H » | Avo! , ‘oa : c . ' ‘ : 3? “nul! icé= 0 Bags 5 4 are panther (oe els OWN Rroadway ie? “a - a - " . . . " : : ; : ' - > Bw 4 .- ' . ; a Vana y ms . , ” amen —— mcrae: " i - remardiess of orwe wt Faston ‘. es : eee WAN Oe ’ 2a TANK } eollar work; 5! ramos . : : : ne = x perier ~ " : . — ' a . , nM A - ; : +d ; . : P : \: : ” P ) i . ; - ne hy a ~ . ni . * : ; wd : is ’ 44 \eT) Lp tf — 4 es TeCce- _ - - = : oS Corp. 5200 N_ 4 ; | AE : , : : , | , | | = res nail oHIRTM. AKERS WOMEN — aa nt opening Y = . - rei wie prray "El , ; * . . ' | nt 24: . , : peraliors exoerien ed = "ye fa) ‘eg . jeawomen OT T MEN nu hand | . —w " 5a LESMEN—) a N o . Gage vs + 2% PPO BO one > aati cere to omen ratings vest sheen? ehaaalalaaitale + ia -— - . Ez -§- i any size, any amount. ‘fulter 1522 Olive: Touring Cars For Saice _—_—silSW Touring Cars For Cars For Sale Roadsters For Sale _ Sedanea For Sale Taurina Qare Ban Rate TVLTFT A LTA TAS «6 rs a oe a” ee et | i
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SSL ea _ oan , _ : Co or Sale ____ , BUICK—Roadster, 1923; rev ‘arnished and | CHE VROLET—Brand. new 4-door sedan; Rs price for your diamonds S&S & Co. —s rm renickeled; looks and runs _ like new; cheap; trade; terms. 2506 S. Jefferson. CHALMERS bord ye ae. jerms. tiarry Newuleu Studebaker, Auburn, Gardner buy at dul. tourings; overhauled, repainted: sold on EN UPBOAR ‘GLaxs oi aey 1A . ,° oe an pe, . ews BUC i ANY: | _S13°N. Grand 8 dooms north of Olive, (, a ee MPLEX TRONER— 12": a _today, $425, terms. 1817 Rus “many | boone. CHEVROLE1—Sedan; just 11 months old: all in good shape; terms. : = Sen er 1921; severter, demount- MOU ND % ee Decoration —— R—42”"; excellent cond!- oupe; new; man! . ° a : ; ‘~OhD—Touring; , : . tion aichtie est: original factory guar- BUICK 6—4-passenger S17 Russell. __(c)! CHEV ROLET—R toadster; 1921 baby grand;/ repainted: full set _new cord tires: looks WARD MOTOR CoO., INC. pent Avaaition tnreugheut, ex- ND_ CITY AUTO CO.. 200 antee; bargain price, $00; see it and be | SAFES—New and used; repairing done. John | —°*'T@s: a real buy. 180s" pou eee 2 TF eansees. Sa87_ i. and runs like a new ca®. 3016-18 Locust. 3029 ol “ables; excels $iou, easy erie, JdvV) OLDS 6—in exceptional shape; evinéed. Domestic Electric Co., Olive Bauman Safe Co. 421 N. 4th st. ; (cl14) di lilac Coupe! == edans. MODEL FORD * lass. You will fall in love wit h it when you WASHING MAC HINE—Fade nm, $65. Guaran- | = knw SS NS . ve ng onderful > DODGE—Roadster; like new; $150 down, DODGE—1918: refinished nd renickeled : rst eee. Come today: tomorrow it teed Ohio cleaner, $15. ' # if desired. |ALL MA KES of newing machines repaled: My Tala ne ag Be FR = Mint 2 ahs ar balance monthly; terms: trade. 716 N. neat covers: ated ae ena all iy: ‘terms Chalmers Tour. Chassis mouring. solid as new; original tires: : not | sold. may be . sectri ay a. A we ohio Woe Baer + 1 af Singers rente y. Go.. 4214 lbeimar bi : : = x) AN ane th. n+, y inact Spalding Motor Co. 34 16 Loc ust. Brand new; only $400. a scratch or arn wei Bag 5 on & ’ Yahlem Mot _ an — ao ‘Oris a ee Gneanter | CHE VROLET—-hrat cous st apy RT es gro late. model ols: >; all guaran. | ——~ D rd B th WARD MOTOR. CO., INC. MOU XD CITY AU TO CO., 2007 Locust. or Co. | Ucks—10 late haif-ton: ‘ ~DISCOU NT S AT E _ epeaaaaaws . old one repaired call Olive floor a sam st 41. 4M. 1350 U n ion, or ) | | Ea “on libera r ‘ Lo t, O ge ro ers 3016-18 Locust. 30: 29 Ol MO a 4 curingn, 1917. wih new tiree S 1035 NW. ¢ Grand ___ Open n_evenings. _ , ; trade. 7508 Jefferson 4 4 4 4% 120. ; _ 462) oor north — ee ae eee epg jay Se dan: late m grt must be see : ve. FOR our! . _ F 0 late ton tracks, ie : aK wm aA , . delivery; crifice Kreat saving for Sour aug wre a BY TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING | covne. 5 months old: perfect mechan eally; | ee wae t teB) T ate otor Oo,g LMC, nwneels: good condition; $375. 3907 Fin- | $250 with starter and demountables, « Digeinure 1 VALLES ye on te PAINT. 7 On ive | th ee ea: ave r-Tooi e “ ) , 8 i 4. : ; ; a Se a tilt en nei . j MACHINES 5 cord tires, almost new; upholstery and fn- | —=-— DODGE ROADSTER 0 ET NE oes - | $265: easy tern . ) = Lepugt, (c3) : Pave ke a | are n an al- | jE ROADSTER. 4] =-4 L S CHEV ROLETS—Tourings; 4, 1922 models HNSON AUTO CO.. 3667. Olive st. -O k] r [ON ta OA ——— 3 3 ocust t. : re 24 8. Yetteronn, alt “ Ogen evenings and Sundays. (c62) a ands-=-$40 | Down 3 soope; 9335. ars. ) . . K; starter block, panel - Gldeon, Se eS ae ee ee SS ee eee —™ . en _—~—> - one — sulles and living-room suites, on ac- | aa, a ish lik =: 2 - lent bargain ! count of our location and smell expense. . |ADDING MACHINE—One nine-bank Bur- | most la be, By down Late: driven with ~ ig _: w: finest terms. Big F Four, * you waat to save a lot of money on. eh | rouzhs: apply Monday, St. Louis Star : NIVIERSAT. 3418 LOCUST | brilliant cinten: code \ . eet Oe ae ___ (c6) | CHEVROLET—M ‘ll. Olds, Dort, 1920: H { furniture, ca ang see Jur iarge stoc i + hal were ‘ . ( 3 - “sik. °? , roves teed mecnanical condition; Slient ant ee i= axwe 8, ort, r urry.: urrv' PF a nu t% . Z et cb: x) 63) | guaran . ~ , ig le oO sd Parking Co., 2354 Lafayette NIGHTS, SUNDAYS. _ — powerful as new; will serve as new; $155 | FORD—Brand-new 4-door sedan; cneap; $69 down: trade: evenings. 2340 Olive. FORDS fourings. all models for $140 of toliee ee : hkl (7) crowds; 5 extra salesmen to handle tke 3 MUGIT on sabe includes all needs for the household age sf an EDW. A. LANGAN FURN. CO 2004 Mor , ALMING MAC HINES AND TYPE WRITE Ik s DETROIT ELECTRIC—Coupe; down. trade; terms. 2506 Ss. Jefferson. __ ¢€59) dels: r t it oy CHEVROLET—‘Tourings; 8 cars: real buys. A ne | ee +AHLEM. 1033 _N. Grand, 100 down. Riefling’ ' ° gan. Bomont 582, Bomont 399. + 7en* ral} —Sol nted. repaired, dependable ma- painted u istered | J RS 3418 LOC : | . 4 pi d, upholstered: 2 UNIVERSAL, CUST. FOR D—Sedan, ‘1922 model; beautiful B05: el4) | Reliable 3° dding Ma tion throughout; this car i , pie- | — NIGHTS, SUNDAYS. _ (63) lock wheel, Hasslers; terms % “3118 Case. All G. dettenan easy terms. Big ar WARD MOTOR CO., INC. | OL DSMOBIL ‘E—A1_ condition; touring. 7501 TO- | fe 3016-18 Locust. 3029 Olive. __Broadway. Riverside 15 60. _te) ——— —- ’ ‘ , sy etry P , apee T « . BUY | FURNITURE IN T HE one _re 62), Usually O- FORD—Sed 2: | £B ‘ ~ in tae — an; 192% mod 2xce] , - ~~ — ¥ ISTRICT TYPEWRITERS—Selling all makes, repair MOLI Ecc. 439 N. E ‘ores - D- D-= G- E- -S tion; ne deaiers. 4743 Wisrcetieat sa CHBY ROLET—Touring; 1921 baby grand; OPEN DECORATION DAY. OL ‘DSMOBI¥. E 6—1921 tourin il ; LOW RENT DIS C rYPEWRITERS—Selling all - a | aor JO: (cBi3x) | 6R2. (3) $17 $100 down; guaranteed. Gibson, | _ = * = Ramen trade for roadster. Appl S: ‘gmat sell or Ca el MSTR ING 1H es | rental Fietcher ry pewri ‘ ‘84190 aah + 7 SY lel: all erfect shape late models FORD Beautiful 191 3120 a B. ust. 0. pply 220 a >) ee 2 09 N WALKER-AR! f i ’ ° . Pine st Main S843 Central vw, "ed DODGE—Coupe 4-pass¢ nger; late mode } coupe a) in pert : at ’ ; a ea itifu ee sedan: a all extras: = " iii ae F ord Touring 1922 RY 4 Dept.. ' ¢ kK & MULTIGRAPH Wtd.—Used; power driven splendid condition; good tires, many eX- | good pai int — a Bers very reasonable. Forest 2861M. 4965 CHEVROLETS—Tourings; all models; we ? CO... 1306 OLIVE ST eTIGRA ¥ ie ~ iy. 901 Olive | DE 2 AUTOMOBILE Co. Lotus. are the oldest Chevrolet deale St. ’ . ‘ JF hs . , ne first-clas tras: only S125 dow n 1 (57) rs in Excellent condition 1 e ’ : Daleoel aries ens he ae ee 4 UR : i and Bomont of 2X. 4021 Laclede av. FORD—Sedan, excellent condition, 4 ood aGuis; cach car overhauled and repainted: RD IOTOR CO., INC on. ‘ d ir oC — ‘ ? prices from $85 uD; WA \ “J. BINY&. Late model: like new in every way: driven TRUCK—Very, ama! cown, 5 few special offerings are as follows:) condition: price must be right. Box K-11, | ncoR ANT 6—Coup 923; refinished Oven ali day Decoration Day. —— tires, motor perfe $35 down; no intere st terms : FLINT MOTOR CAR CO., 4714 Delmar bl. 3016-18 Locuat. 3029 Olive, | 5°88 than 800 miles; bears the oeee co $6 week. Fiefling's, 2 » antee; 8) cash, ba lance mon Bimmone bed, spring and mattress, $22.50;! py ge Dispatch = ‘1 te B11 ‘ocust. Bomoni | : eng oo day bed and pad. $2°.50: dress- aoe = ae a _ oe Smich: good co -ondi- ting tat ann " j socust. Bomont VY LE _or other charges lise wh Locust (cd) , * sideboard and extension tables. | tian oat nar white Forest 1687. oe 2 L634 sik acaibaiadl FORD—Sedan; 192); 4 new tires. 1 epare: . co OPEN DECORAMIA OS’: mt 281 3x Eo | > t my writer ate de Ce — (Coupe model, nice ; , your cal save monev; ary e4sy G 5) : . A : fonts, the articies listed here, and hundreds; | Writers. latest models, $3 cash. $6 mont: | FORD —Coupe, 121 mo: Rilgere Motor | You t “YAHLE Mw 1035 N. Grand. rand bl. | _(c53x A utos G1\ en AWayv B: 3265 oe M of others we haven't re e to list, make it | $65: rentals. 3 months. $5 upward Re- Co Used Car Dept "RO0 N. Grand. tc) Open me. iv j FORD—Sedan: | late — 1920 model; : a? oo, Late 1921 | Chevrolet Touring a al . 2315. Locus ts n event ible now to urnis or improve your | 7s . - 1 ‘ | : . ) : , : OPPOSI TT R08 OLIVE ST atds (ol4 $4 per month or 3 months for $7.50. AN Open ove 4 ides aa S Ss ‘62 | FORD—1922 2 mode! roadster ; fine condition; FORD—1018 sedan; good paint and good evening. Ww WIL. TAIAMS. 41: 27-: ry Olive. uncd BR egg rake “Ape et : ] 4 j\rental inay be applied on the purchase price FORDS—2 ; late modeis; starters, de- real bargain, tern 3116 Cass. _ running Sper y oe 45: terms : thes 7 town a to : i ; AONE aclede are BS in WASHING MACHINES —Floor et y Saw ge Bn Gn mi BME Thos Baer Rimetat. 8 ve. EA Gee RACES mire, SAL@S CO: Cente ties, other goo ‘$i: “ n down. 3441 Juniata . (c4) __(Upen evenings and Sundays. _(c62) al e, YAHLEM, 1035 N. Grand. | Open all day Decoration Day. oe fling’s, 2315_ low as $25. Morton Electric Co,. 709 La- ( 4: iin.s dieu a7 8 either, balance terms. 3811 Finney. (ct) | FORD—Roadster, 1920, _ food motor; looks | FORD—Sedan, 1921, has been recondi- Chevrolet toruing; positively only driven| GARDNER—1922; like new car; run very OVERL AND— Touring, 1922 model; Al Eee Getivery, omit _ol ve 3505 _Central ve, "90: “condition through- good; $135. 3713 Cass. | oe a. ong =f Reg Sate a peans and is guarin-|3000 miles by most careful owner; looks ttle; Many CXtEAS: Fey sas eee. Venere Te Olive, Fp ivigere, Motor Co., Used C ; e oO irst-class; $395; terms. Men-/and runs like new lots of extras; easy Spalding Motor Co.._SI iE locust. ken '¢- a ~* Grand ouring: good condition: call N. Grand. ry : _Cabany 82 790 A Light truck. otart $75 down. Riefling 23) saree tourings and two roadsters: one at. ee ae a (cl4) | s oo | FORD—Coupe, 20; fine ae 1343 out; seat covers and extra tire, bargain. | poORpD—Speedste $110; argain. wey denhall Ford Dealers, 2315 I ‘ester we i Wash- | st 766: ic4) meaier’s, «el Locust st. Open/terms. , Open Sunday forenoo ‘ILSON ’ after { ‘ Furn. Houses and | Flats For Sale SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES | Western Automobile Co., Euclid and Wash. at t ae: es5-aowarae | evenings. eG (1) | MOTOR’ CAR CO. 2821 Tocust et. te GARDNER TOURING aitter 8p. = s oe ee Prairie. “¢ ) | iinet eT erro _—— , a OE OE, A OE — —- i) —iitoaadaster, oot we { ° ‘i= 2 eas mage?” — Se tt tt ae D ‘ De arter, DELMAR S07 Well furnished = G-room | LET us sod your lawn with cholee Dive | po 121—Coupes: In good condition; $125 to | *“threst or other charges. 1421 Locust.(cs) | "ORD—Sedan. 1922- oriminal paint. cord Chevrolet T > 1922) ethene ig ee cee eee | $69 down. Trade evening a D8: nted; new fenders and _ flat; income $70 1 month; terms; bargain.(c) TASS. Cabany 6710. (2) $350: cas} . pare Sunday and a : = mountables, extra tire: ouring, mechanically in ane shape: five tires and | Olive. ngs. urry. 2346 — monthly payments, Deeds — == bh —- | evenings. Qurondelet. Motor Co 3867 S. | FORDS—20 roadsters, mis 5 Locu “y ied) mechanically and appearance exception- Used very little; good paint and | lots of extras; $200 cash and 10 months : 106 S. 12th st., opposite ; | bi. . “* (cH) | _to $175: trade; —— » ocus c ae ) - it Casn: a sO one same as tires; $100 a n. on the balan s O land ds HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED ry oh ane Coupe, 1955 model; nice cat: runs | FORDS—6 roadeters. 1920 to -9: 23, models: ty gg A PO eps “tes WARD a CO.. INC HUDSON- FRAMPTON, 3309 _LOCU: ST. ver an s, $ Faw FORD TRUCKS ee Loren. gan png 4 — ‘ ~ ie Pie . - > ) £ ; as} © today: big sale: $100 up. Hurry! and ligh bred ax Sc hober, . ~ $0.45 “phone, $3.98. Gr ind (co?) | F ORD—Run: aboute, $50 Py $2 _™ 4 ae a sorbers lock steering wheel rear vision —jy91~ 7 T, > V RLANI part payment. ¢ ‘abany 32 (4)| While they last: take vour pick. de oak bodies; you will find deo . *» Peal: 3 —— — terms: open und: ay an evenin . mirror: 7 a real b: rgain R . . - 1 vs ) TX U RI NG— 1921 4 y our oo . quumeteniinn Y AHL D> MM 10: BS N. {c >) y oa - S. Duke, 4561 Repainted; excellent mechanic ‘ally; almost | a ye > a Ing. as ARY "a rr A _Grand. Delmar 2085. Forest 3953.18) | RADIO Crystal set 75, : y > a - - » oO » l ‘ . c 2] 29 2% ° ] . As : i . , . > > ; ¢ - . is metal detector, $1.50; loud-mounted, | FORI—-Coupes, 6: 1921-22-23. all extras delet Motor Co., 3867 8. Grand bl. {(c% Lexmtc n, dealer. (c2) | new tires; looks and operates lil ta M 2936 * N VERLAN - . s; CS % erates like new; no av otor Co.. mont Ne Peo. r aecust. _ w type touring: Original factory enamel: ANDIRONS—Carpets, furniture. complete | ; . 7 Foca ey . ew tiga cenehal ial AU0e suaranteed, airphone crystal. $23 original tires and finish: will serve as - i aioe _ = i GL Sg eee furnishings of dwellings of small lots; ab- KMaston, new) 3 1923 sedans, 10 6 and road- | FORD—1921 i > rg - ET gg oh 5th ties FORD—Sedam, 1923; fully equipped; low| scratch or blemish on c P 165 s iv . lutely best prices paid. Dennis Bros. 1909 | . ——— — 4 Sag bleg. new paint: beauty; only’ S100. 4965 : ; : ar, riced low; $165 c62) | driven little: fj ) _Euclid. Forest 6025 or Deimar 3864. (c8) RADIO TUBES REPAIRED. sters: ; 25 others UNIVERSAL, 3418 LOCUST. , ve as new; smooth and BEST cash prices for slightly used furniture. | _ Kring tubes for immeciate exchange. Sunday. evenings (c2) | FOR D—Roadster. 1921: demountables, to select from. NIG ; al silent as new. Central 6557 Kaplan's, 1437 Frank!in BEN 0 ELECTR Tara v4 Sara wabenel | 2102 AGT 7 55 | .Hasslers: best condition; $135: terms, WILLIAMS, === 5+ _ SUNDAYS. Ce) HOLMES—1920; 7-passenger tour- UNIVERSAL, 3418 Locust? 1921 FORD TRUC (c58) | DENCO ELECTRIC Co.. , arah, a (eB) $4295—F ORD are) o P E—$425 | trade. 1740 Delmar ce ce: ie _ 14127-29 Olive st. Sunday, y, evenings. (02) DODGE Tourings; late models ; from Livy ; excellent condition ,hrough- i HTS, SUNDAYS ‘ (c63) , FURNITURS Wtd,—Large or small * | —— —————— 4-passenger Duplex body; beautiful car;| FORD—Roadster, 19: 20. in Al condition, | - , memes Oo > Sewn guaranteed. G2 new tires; first-class | paint WACKA RD 6-38—7- passenger tourin : | Panel; body; Sige. 8 __ best c cash prices, * Fore st GS13M. (ed) ! condition: guaranteed 4366 Neosho.(3) only $170; terms Mend: nhall I ord Deul e DODGES—10 late tourings; like new; cheap; ‘ @ rare bargain at $800. MORE _ctlifonria top: very cheap; term t ty YARD MOTOR co : . : — a — ers “S15 Loc ust st. Open evenings. (&« 1) Veli Ford Sedan, 19291 model: trade; terms. 2006 Ss. Jefferson. c. D9) AU TOMOBIL E CoO., ‘ MARMON ‘16 N. Van lev enter z 8: rasle, 7 | : DISTRIBUTERS, 2805 Locust st | PREMIERS ee pate ts Locust, 13088 FURNITURE Wtd.—Large or small lots: | BOATS AND LAUNCHES : ta 13M. | FORD—Speedster: the keenest young man's ger touring car; exrel- NATIONAL-—Truck ia: best cash prices. Forest a8 | ° fine shape; price to sell quick- DODG E—Touring: runn} d rood ) no) 5). Se | CANOE—Kenmebeck, 17 ft. long; decks, | Y j Ford Coupe, 1922 model: in the city: only $230; monthly pay- ly. VELIE, 2938 Olive St. aaa ng condition; 00 Open Sunday and evenings. (c62, : eg eer | lazy backs, paddies, victrola: nea colors; | eile good shape; a real buy for me hy Deeds Auto Body Co., 106 S. 12th, \ alue * (c4) res; will sacrifice for $98; hurry. 2901 _ftent condition. Forest 812. (c4) ; 8 REO—Touring, 5 new tires, new ~ top and ing condition; odii i et st —————— dete mtg 9 s of homes; must have goods. | ' - ne! real bu} 7 | y excellent condition ip. m., rorest \ y the m on ey. VELIE. PONN ty Hall. (c2) SE a Art mh Mee aeons ee a eat nee 2 ne ; a ate URNTY oe Aa Sat == > Jlive. (col) 5 = — -—- = Nuf sed The woru!ld knows the famous WARD MOTOR CO., INC. ART 3th. one ¥ p+ oe F foods: best cash prices - : poe o a. B pesres paid ze For Sale you: terms. 29 _FORD ROADSTERS—2 © O00 P : : roa y. a — . GARDNER—Sedan, 192 ai © 1! “a ( DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE CoO ra) Q2?9 » : iven E—19” ie ne 1922, used 5 months, like brand- new; Saale 13 De 418NX ~~ touring; 5 new tires, Joha- Super-Six snort tor et it, ride in it, 812 $021 Laclede $90 miles; want '23 touring. imar 423 son lock, pummpere. other extras: $195 ring ‘o. — 3016-18 Locust. 3020 Ol a and you will buy it. Year pay — ive, 3-ton truck; chain drive; OPEN DECORATION DAY Grand 5482). | (C62) | DUMP WAGONS—Nine. patent dump, B00d _ ; , FURNITURE Wtd.—An1 rugs, al! kinds of | condition; horses harness; sell separate oe “Suse all day Decoration — ee: will absolutely es down; may trade. 3441 Juniata. (c+) - a-’ w house goods: best cash prices paid. | 1D? N Br oadway. a EP , he oes . " ; TD 192] " ne 19°11. late, like new throughout, com- 1921 Ga rd ner Sedan DOUDGE—1920; Koo0d appearance and condi- _ Open Ge wy .EM, 1035 N. Grand. Fs ateaia B th T , el Teeh ; 4“ dv2 a Se 18-Boo ouring, 1% fiey Furn. Co. i309 S Broadway. live | HARNESS—10 horses, mares, mules, dirt FORD COUP] tio . "wagon. Wa lv: 7 mn: terms. Spalding Motor Co.. 3116] - mr | 9 model; in fine ; mechanical Chassis For Sale | Velie : (c14) wagons, peddle r wagons; cheap. Le | roeng Dap) rag sro nt; also large wheel; speedom- Rebuilt and refinished like new ‘ sold on Sprens st Shock absorbers and other ac- Oe NIVERSAL, S418 LOCUST. : . _Hudson 1917 Touring extras: $375 down. 0 . a ; gee aes teen, rors . FURNITURE Wtd.—Radly: contents cf flat. Morgan i is es Sa eae. aaa “lt + age yes —, a 4 ga ons DODGES—Eniow lie whine tober large or emai; lots: best prices cessories; Si vo down, Dalant NI ‘'S, SUNDAYS. (c63) | SESS. GRO cCatra. = ae Se ae 6S - nyoy tite white vou can: @ -passenger; practically and | Vi I new. Open Decoration day. Dodge tourings., all In f > ondition: }- , Orcutt Storage. Cabany 6030, Delmar saa | ~ = — oe. tiven, snubbers, side wings and shape; new cord tires, new 1017. raint, good top and curtains: CHASSIS— f 50; * classy light six, priced condition. 5520 West Fiori Ae, o l-ton chassis: rig pen Wednesday. ; manicnly re a | 2] ] ( . 1 *) > ; ST “R . Qe . eh , , =: ic ) 92] OV Ke R L, AND Ré AT . Ke y I 21 Mor’ ND_ ve + r \ Al ro (©) . “O07 Locus ‘ eal bu rs. one at $1 iv: one at a~f oO: one — - other accessori¢ 7. | Mare ‘us ay. ~ . ~ : |'HORSHS—Alwayes large assortment on hand. W ARD MOT KR . O., INC. pertect ine vor wi o# ae — Ap neneem a a € : at $375 Harry Newman Nash Co . 6148- ITURE wtd.—t —Highest cash price for , Lowenstein 1321-25 N. Broadway, ck) 3016-18 Locust. or Olive. ike new cal real buy’ at E50 down, ere _ GR ANT 45 Delmar WARD MOTOR CO., INC. | VEL IE, 2938 — Olive St. (e+) HORSKE—Large, 8 years old: must alzo | _ A : >-DSON SE D AN 1921 Shey $385; 1921 Sind Net, S65; mar. Cabany 3530 ee Cee . - ; horses, 10 muies offner Coal Co., 717 . acles a omon —— 19°0 ' ' , others, terms, « trade Sunday oe nis NG Te ae OPEN DECORATION DAY. CHASSIS—1970. in good Ps jae ane a ): . eee - v-0 model, rebuilt, repainted and guar- oF © sapatipiemepggeaanaealt Complete fufnishings of dwellings. pianos, 8. _V andeventer av. (c.) _Open_all day Decoration Da} — | MARMON—Cht ummy_ roaster, in good (ca) anteed. refinished midnight blue, new cord | CLELIAMS. 4127-29 Olive HUPMOBILE tion, only $90. Mendent«ll paid. MULES—Team of small mules, cheap. “Hott. dition, $600. 95 Yth_ st. Ac tires, special seat covers aoe). a bargain, DODG EB TOURING : Touring , ite 10 months on balar . x RNS 191 PASS. TR. VJ . STEA 1919 5-PA TOUR | SHASSIS——Ton trucks .nd light | all kinds of household goods, furniture. ~~ Eee OPEN DECORATION DODG E TOURING 3016-18 Locust. 3029 Olive, | SKELTON—Touring; 1921; — mechanicaily -ton ¢ model. S17 iown: trad venings r DECORATION DAY. guaranteed; $100 down. 5 notes BU. wa. : We Bilger ktotor CO. do “ade: evenings : ion Co., 3507 Lucas av. (c]4) ' KARDELL MOT UR CAR CO., 31425 Locust HU P P—c alifornia ‘O's 192% newly Ft pi on a 918 St — T pragcas . ’ q livery 1920. in aeee erning-Faviun earns louring . . Mendenhall tions, ee - 4k _ ] —[ fiate. "awellings: PR aa ‘wor prices. HORSE—Harness and wagons. 1926 5 3d. average; a wonderful closed car at a bargain | HUP ora — Roadster, 1s 2 model; spe- ey I t. 962 62 in ; . . 36 I.ocus _Boment ~e (cO“) condition; latest 1921. anne ‘iia, | =260: factory guarantee; po right. a A. Tn (c4) 3016-18 Locwat. 3029 Olive, Victrolas or small lots 2315 Locust st. Part cash KUHS-BUICK Co., 3101 Olive ING—Al condition; top, paint Nees: DENNIS BROS. 41 i900 Buciid av. ner Coal Co., 717 S. Vandeventer. ic. die 92 __Delmar 38 864. Forest t 6025. {e55) MUI. BS—Team woo se workers: team ee Maxw ell 1923 ( oupe HUDSON-F RAMPTON, 3309 “LOCU ST MOUND CITY ‘TO CO 2007 ocust. SEU SEHOLD ee Wtd.—S: S000 we worth ‘of | mares; double harness; $20. 2725 Clark. tevarnished and new tires, 90- MARMON CHUMMY ROADSTER— LIBERTY—S: dan: 1921: excellent nechan- In excellent Hs dandy tires: soli: : quiet Open Sunday Bom. 416 _— tires in fine shape; a real bar- - day guarantee Reconditioned throughout in our ical condition; $600. Berning-l’ayton “Mo- motor: $75 down: a real buy. REE: ; ain MORE AUTOMOBILE Co. pane ror . 2007_ M ARMON DISTRIBUTERS, 2808 ture. fore selling pmapnene sae . — ; e111 )| PEDDL. ER'S WAGON—Horse and harness. WARD MOTOR Co., INC. shop by our mechanics; first-class tor Co.,, 2936 Locust. Bomont 962. (cOY) | MOUND CITY AUTO Co, Locust. ah Lindell Goldberg, 1. eS 213 8. Vandeventer / A GS—Al!! sizes: new «and so hich - : = : - enn . . ee paint job, good tires: one of the — = tee . : ae Locust st. Open Sundays and eve- a me hig ~grade oe DDLING OUTF ItT—C omplete; cheap; ice 3016-18 Locust. 3029 Olive. finest looking roadsters in the city OLDSMOBILE SEDAN One 19° Si. arivan ca eee cae has | Hupmobile Touring nings. ’ " " (c62) I e § Pa Cheap. petight! used; exceptional values: cash or a we ae _ , : . om s IPE? IAECORATION DAY. a time. wn oe rosser. 322 20 Olive at. (cO3) | _ ’ TOT ; a bargain for | , , o“ 31 01 Olive MLA R MION I SED CARS | fit ee purse; terms, trade: — ee Sl 2 ae» grte ae AU the ae as de. av. (c3) rc BUICKS late 1921, low mileage KUHS-BUICK CoO., Ee m. Open all dav Decoration Day. STU DEBAKE R—Big- y touring car, 1921; quick sale: can arrange terms: will also SEMEN Asus ot. Geen evenings. -c1) (= ee __ Bom 416 We ,buy them rimc—ox om | Tate Motor Co.. I JEWETT 5 | car: condition perks cama” geeaie STUDEBAKER—-Coupe: light 6; 1921; verv| 1923 OAKLAND ROADSTER right and sell “em right, We Oo LIM Cag FEWErT > ats (OUTINE, new ter; goad | Callfornia ton, pexly painted. beauticu dela, overhauled, repaint > 2 mechanical condition with excellent Hie RE Is THE IDEAL CAR. KASY ditioned cars in the city. . 304 I =43 Locust St. | LEXINGTON—Touring, 1920; they i O63 “Centhal 1599: —. Bs ~— OR en on re pee ires; liberal terms. Gibson, ~O; nings. _ (062) | MA iGHTS, st NDAYS. se ya, 7 ——— | MACHINERY—For sale and bought Scie In terms. Huber Motor Car) pyepys spect them today at the |! > : > ' (c69) | | @ fs Ramming Machine Co., 308 8. Ist st.cc) | BULL PUps er. i a _ 2601 Locust VUpen . ‘ . m Delmar bl. : ? B | es E SN ee ;; looks and runs uke new | (74) touring; very economical and serviceable; Sedan. ". 101 OVERLAND—3-pass roadster: a real . LLEWELLYN DOG—% Vear . . : ~~ s old; : . Segnty broke: price $50: can | upholstering in splendid shape: zood tires: ; ~* ee ‘. - : . ray AD , taken it ra‘ T . ‘ . suc ~ touring; we ‘oth rs; ter tra suarante i: price $700: open Supdays till 1 trade on new car; will sucrifice WILLL IA MS, “4127- 2” Ulive. Open Sunday BMA Nebraska. Victor ®655. re PS—Rosto 2 8 ped re, Sy) +P mo nths | Solid agate, 25c line daily. 30c Sun. ; mae - 2 ane et 1545W. 17 739 Display . se daly, 45c Sun; out-of- me Ouis (c2) | own. « 2Zéc duily. sic Sun: PUPS—Rostons, Poms, fox terriers. poodies; | display “0c daily. 50c Sun, Three Angora kittens. Pet Shop, 2335 Olive. | or more days, Ic line disco nt. ‘al (c4) —— : For Hire BUILDING MATERIALS FOR HIRE—Studebaker. by day or trip, | Cabany 4965R BV Il. —" MATE RI AL—Six ny -story brick FOR H 1 hk Pic nic true ks. f ‘any ic apac ity . ev ening. —_ Late 19°] model; in perfect condition | tr: 3441 Juniat +) = Nines “ . . ni A. . ‘cehnee: wire wheels: 5 good tires: full : — 5 Touring Cars For Sale n.: terms: trade. | for $785. 3910 Olive. (c6™) MAR MON—4- pass, ‘touring latest ~ style: | guaranteed; term owon? Co. | REO R OADSTER | DE LUXE AUTOMONILE thO Kh 1922 Auburn ‘Tour. Tate Motor Co., Imnc., | Sis inde Sis Hinks, tent style: STUDEBAKER CHEVROLETS Romont “’81°X. 40 1 Laclede av. Late model; same as new; fully guaran- Open all day Decoration Da poet equipped with everything. 3145 Same a n n every resy ies | 1 7-passenger; in good condit! ae — ——— IT ocust. (co?) é e s e ] er espect: carries | 304 =43 Loc t St MA ‘ = mie : oe ‘-pa : n o on. as SE our guarantee that there j, PO ng gt i us | MARMON 7-PASS. TOURING— . : 1923 Touring oe Re ry oan Continental =(c38) at the price. Open Decoration “ “i — ye i ten fi ‘las ae paWe WARS ee C.. Ee THES “ae co > - — ~ cheap 565 *heodonsia. 59) _MOU N a ¢ ITY AUTO vO 2007 Toe womae imietiaieaii (OMS tires and top in fine shape. We ¢ e , ° R MARMON | SED ( ARS iSTEPHENS—Ss . : ds - “os 3 j { , 4 { ‘ s0C€ ‘ust. ; DORRIS 6. 80—7 - pass. tourin * must sel] are going to sacrifice this car at ” 3016 18 J ocuat. . 302 9 Olive, HS-B es oem » Pt Sport roadster. 23164 ™ 7 g: » = a oon OPEN DE« ORATION _DAY $900. Lindell 4613M. (o4) S650 rerms. MORE AUTOMO- ee Meacini? Sees Be Open Sunday e Poe te: a . 1$981—STUDEB. —1921 ~iB ISCOE OU IN RRR Arsen ILE CO.. MARMCN DISTRUB- | UTZ——Model G passenger - tourin car WW buy hem 1! 1921—-STUDPDEBAKER— 1921 R I | Velie Dorris Touring, in good shape; | UTORS, 2805 Locust st. Open in excellent condition; if interested call in dandy running shape. Open | original paint, good top and Sundays and evenings. (cB) Forest 6906 or at 40 Portland pl., garage. tires; a good running job at : P os (c* alue the right price. Terns. VELIE—Model 48 touring ; in good running t82J. (c2 Six Cou e€ gain; $175; terms 1817 Russell, (ce (62 pa car: mechanically O K: ¢ . my | pe een ee 7 p * panna eee eee Oe ms ome Curtains and) LOCOMOBILE—Sport model, 4- passenger 923 Maxwell ony ta See I ; KUHS-BUICK Co., 3 P AC K PRD wi n f} roadster: like Sls rs 2) right oi oo Mes — 4-pass. sport roadster, mechanically ex | $50 have the finest display — cellent: motor just overhauled: repainted »0 down, houses, to be wre ked ~ > 339 Gravois. (c) Decorat ion Day we go anywhere, stay as long as vo ditioned cars 1 p Caty. In- deep maroon: excellent cord tires: bumpers: 'MOUND CITY. AUTO 1 2007 L a ( { _ , 7 ocust NDEKS., ce; rates reasonable, — Lindell 71: 20W. (ec) VELIE, 2938 Olive St. (c4) | MAXWELL—Touring: in good condition:| order. Grand 5: A thousand tony f ‘ ° them today i; } " - ONeeeney 4 taj oar ent Amon hauling, 1642 N. ioth wt 7? °F the FOR HIRE—10 new Fords, 50c an hour: | “TOMOLILE ANY, rex. Geen Sie Eee eine 8 | crice 6 Eee 1500 ive ye ) W ST 3 "R07 a - . > ae we - touring. new, driven f yourself; former!y 5016 Delmar, | MARMON DISTRIBU ~ UNIVERSAL, 3418 LOCUST. miles; $1050. 1817 Russell. : “te) gu: teed; Ford tied - irantee ords traded; terms. | M AXWELL—1919 touring: runs fine: #45 ; eviinder tourings: ws the s $140 cash. balance mo. Harry New- Inen Sunday 7 Morice. Grsea, UGK toa reasonable a a 4 N. Grand Rialto CGiarage 4 del Locust st. Open "Aone med - — | na nbaiseee used very it~ | cok Re ee: LOS5A wonton. ENJOY | life while vou oS. ee ight 6- KUHS BUICK co., 3101 : a = 12 (00) | evenings OH! A TEMPLAR mice Jettergon. “"°"P* “Cesej| Spgglin® Motor Co., $116 Locust. Bomont | viown. $5 week, S441"Sumiata- "= ch) | $140 can. baiapes moe aly | | if a . : HUDSON COACE | } E FORD—Ton truck: wants — es hauling 2 e . t . 5 4 7 xe “kK -_— qpepe> Ovurir va 7 > . ee te CLOTHING Call Forest 21044. _Mr._Haggerty AMERICA’S WONDER CAR [a Seat ‘bargain: $073" 1815" Reeth ver Maxwells, $50 Down Velie overneaa + Touring. | 193 ‘ BUICK 4—Touring: run 1700 miles: like ELCAR—1919: >-Passenger tour- BR al sale. 5 tourings for S05 > uD Hu- pt beryp an penned fine rator. aren, pee TY) red do 7-Ppassenger Marmon cars for .: : aaa Ne. ey a real bargain; $675 1817 Russell. (c) $$ — , Acress the country New York to ‘ u | | new: te rms; always open 4432 Olive. (c) ing: Al cond ition - $’°00. MORE Hurt V Today. ‘ YAHL EM_ 10: 8D _N Gra: vA Value paint; priced right. ceveras hund ars, Ir Ww piente parties and sightseeing : anted a ch: ’ to figure with you | oaiifornia in 3% days a Templar- sport VELIE, 2 $8 Olive St. seh “3 : -PRAMPTON. 3 te ' i ;; own Now think. ‘ $2500 car for S850. left town: § tires. b umper stoplight. etc | ao -oomem : . , ¥, ils ° he a a oC - — - = “et | easy terms YAHLEM., largest use d car| _Cabanv 1884W = 6153 Delmar (c2) KUHS-BUICK CO., 3101 Olive, Vv 1 will ar? —_ VELIE, 20:48 oa T Open Sunday Bom. 416 a UC oiive ‘o4) 00 SUITS. overcoats: nee Rell Kinloch ij Velie Roadster, model 38: shipment to Texas. ee Forest 68°. Delmar 1217. _(e8) | |] BIG as ODAY | M4 built and repainted: new vot S2e s2%i Olive. Ant. 2: inating Renainted; new tires; motor perf>ct; M; axwell | 192 3 To or cay 7? 2 ee | tt | and cord tires; price very at- BUIC K—Tourings: two; 19°20; both guaran- real ME LUXE AUTOS YRILE >, Ss . ; uring ‘Velie Seal motor, in fine shape; cord ( i & streamline bodv, dise whee my tires, good top: refinished beau- xX tiful maroon; a dandy light six, 7} ee ' a A i OAdste y . > , ‘ APPAREL (Wid. ——Pay highest prices. See on . : | Ya ah] we . yn Rep neon) . ae a Jae. BUICK t—5-pass 1922; fine shape: ex- AUTOMORILE CO., MARMON DIS- 517 nfe 1115 N. Vandeventer: Lindell | HAU 4 ING Wt For 2-ton dump struck ) | | ye ony ee i. panne” wt a Rots tras; today $800, 1817 Russell (c) TRIBUTORS, 2805 Locust st. Open M AXWELL : Ae ae . oe Ry Call Tyler ons2u pha 2 & vf Ate cota eee “ToT. Sedan — ~~ Sundays and eve y ‘62 oe ° on APPAREL Wtd —Mens and ladies’ rice RENT A FORD. # © / she's a dart he aaa cen love to BUICK—Sport touring brand lew; owner oo (oun) 1922 Touring. Velie Str algae FR Yl gyms pgp highest prices in id} 0 ~ hype, pants, shes, DRIVE IT YOURSELF. | ) nae Velie, 1919; in good shape, ; 8 paid; auto call, Phone Li; KISSEL-SKILES Co., } . dealer in the West, 1034 rand Ke @. = ygecre ne T del! 3135. Ho Appeiman, 133 3) ( , —— in the est, 1035 N. Gran ___| BUICK 6—Touring: Doa ize sedan: must b El. 1 Whittier,(c8) 4739-43 McPHERSON AV. aa. ca. | .80ld at once: sacrifice: le aving ‘city. For- gin ouring as — ; Ww estcott Touring, 7-R Red eults. Forest 767. Selena * 863 OR Deve Gelber, Auto calle ; fh a $4~ +t ARC ‘ "Tyr Vc ‘ rT AT y r i tractive Termes hae tee d; liberal terms. 3120 Locus PAT 14 ee oe aston Cabany 488. (c) e l mechanical shape: good tires 1922 M: a 1.” fe TOURING CA RS—Puick. Dodges, For ls, E in Bom ) $1300 Dodge Coupe. PR Siege 475 || Fe fas CK——L a 1922 touring: like new: per- VY i — hed, rt painted; a real Excellent canton looks ee operates ~ Revrowges, Hee ie Se yen nae . sO » uy or t 1e mon y, Terms. like ney . aye me ol 7 . re | bukers, Over anas ane » ot ers; ~* alue ‘i not a mar or seratch on entire | n, $5 week. 3441 Juniata. (c4) af ret MEN'S SUITS Excellent condition; will weil | > aes $8008. 95) bow | i. . . ’ — shop amahinebes ——— | OUrINg: newly paintes avert auled; about $200 down. balance one fJpen Wednesday VELIE, | car; dise yw heels; 5 tires: $185 down: bal- down, $ virtually like new: cord tires cheap 2426 ¢ OM SEs lds (* 490 jj} ‘a Se B1D00 Olds Coupe....... 490} || R Gi A [BR } mak TR | AUT __ Wanted ; | $1700 S leh; “ & ee aa | ds. iven way Dive always open. Standard Auto, 4432 2938 Olive St. __(e4) | ance 1” y =. _ —_—— : | yv? ’ TO BX PANGE—1923 baby Overland road- | AUTOS all kinds bought, mortgaged, equities peouy handler ( Tn | l ’ \n ler n Rd kate | extra titer wee nee ty Me mea . and | FORDS—10 late tourings; like new; cheap: | 192 i “Maxw ell Touring, $595 "| Palges: sStearna: Hfidsona oe lot. TOLD 2 as. for equity in vacant awh. paid; finance automobilists. JAVA s Sot Efudson ( oupe. eee 985 laa £600 I ord Rds a « « * ash home 4411 Easton. beer? | balance one vear; -no interest : i > ™ Latest 19292 Buick 6 To rine new; real bargain. _ 3713 Ca (c) MAXWELL 1922 ) q $2200 ‘Te mpla r Rds. eeeee SDV : ua in 8s | FORDS—20 tourings, some ar an ’ TOURING | $50 DO WN UH BUT | ysl: KUHS-B * mrt Pay _ment, owner le aving city. Box rie ox | , x T-344, P.-D AUTOMORIT, E Wtd.—We are in the “parket | trade your old tid PP ce malleane; otiginal fi inish and oiven: te S106: trade: Games 1905 Locust. (c4) 0 e a sacritice. Sunday and evenings. a Rehr fit: 90-day guarantee— | lor | muet be in De fe Cc condi- a; 7 . | y | ‘ t . 5, a ’ + ~* K y---— 1! " 2) x | on lj if mm: starer. ) ) 8) hey dan \ toads ers, | WILLIAM 1°27 Olive st. i 2) “ORT L, ate +> ‘ . he I inted be: f | I TY T Nn. . ’ 2 ey — panei 6 tires , SAC rifie e. 3600 ( ambrix dge., (4) a . , iut i ul aa nN iaToo GOLD A . 208 Whi have vou to offer for nal HI EAST paid for ae imonds, AvTOs 3 1 , > ay cash for |: | Hur ry, to YAHLEM ae) T $50 $100 oo) | Buick light six Tourt | FORDS—4 tour ngs. 1922 models: in Al WARD MOTOR Co., INC shy ; ‘ G.— : a} as 0 n > ts Ss. 7. “6 | c 4 x Tou ai® : ourl n s; é . a yatinum e opmith, 313° N. Grand. 4 , Model Fords; coupes, sedans, tourings, || TOD A | 4 erms : NM, ’ ’ $200 Velie running shape: hy ae - “— shape: like Sit. w; terms. 6523 N. Vande- 3016-18 Locust. 3029 Olive. | Vahlem’ S Big Sale | down ; balance one year; no venter, near Olive. OPEN DE = ———— || | 1920 K-45. new top and paint. motor: — | excellent condition, five tires: | FORD—Touring: | extra good ‘running eondi- | NASH 6—Sport model: just : repainted: $950 Overland Trg. eee 98 nt . é eeeeeeet : eeeer seer : MONEY, laaned on automobiles: late moe} “a real car > & \ | . $500 Ford TTRsbe *eee 75 me, oqe conte oe 0) ae ; swe eeeaeaeee ere et wo tn ere Ee ims betel ld. Auto auction Co,. 1°1¢ | lh [> YV — For ‘Sale mae ae cht. so uction C« eS) Limousines For Sale t e rice recker | i | for 32 00 ¢ aah 10 months on the balance. tion; perfect engine; only $75. 4965 I o- slightly used; cord tires: excell 3-TUB “DUTTER BON Used 30 lay A t t . Ee AC KARD—Limousine: general condition |] bast bl hs AMPTON. 3309 LOCUST. tus. (4) tion; price $588 cash. Apply ‘at 3509 ‘Clay 341-5 per cent discount Me Cr - , a 4 VV d. B dil 100 per cent just the car for funeral] — 4 Meer FORDS—Tourines. - 6 1 late mc model s: gome like av.. Apt A. _« Solfax- 2906W. . -* 7% > ] j lt Locus sia t oats ' Ws baa os by a i or se ibe e: tern Si sora 1 Finn A cash he O 2 0 50 ) N, Gr and. i! , BUIC KS , new ‘ a a eprguntables new tire: ” ee N este CASH REGIS | ‘ ried a (han any other) ance liberal terms. 358] inne (c.3) | ‘ve oa: aw A condition; 92 ; ermas to sn Ass adder, and mgd ‘a hay tnterid oo! dealer In oan “we us hefore vou sell. aN see TT ee Pen SNK nings and Sunday oe terms + salt. mw20 meee; FORD—Touring: 1919: starter block: $100: Overh . ASH one 16-ft. vegetable Ee, pr ~ ph | ‘oa MO TOR CO 2910 Ww screams 6) | Roadsters For Sale WARD MOTOR CO.. INC Ford touring. good condition, $75. 9737 Pt auled and repainted: | $1200 Reo Treg 185 4 oo SS 0 008 ee day, St, Louls Star Pac kin : ‘ 4 7 : ————— - - — - ‘ . . ¢ Olive st. (c4) “eee ee ose ° : ‘ ‘ & Ov., dod ANDERSON §—Sport roadster; 1921 | on- 3016-18 Locuwat. 3029 . . Pa Pe, Ee Oey WARD MO - pa oe PE Pe en nrente. TAT ER ee (O8x) | We Need Used ( "Ars vertible 4 poses nger: ~ : “a a tual Runabouts For Sale OPEN DECORATION DAy Olive. 7 ee ee a5 ang [uccele 3016-18 oe — ven $775 Dert Trg. oo eee 225 rs erry Ty ft. wpe ep: a = . S—Na ti ’ motor, See this beauty. cost 738: -ORD—Ru e-n — ——_ : — starters; o 0 $279: terms. 53 Faas- 4 Vv me oa e ehereeneseesed . slight!s used: at reduc - pS. 4594 DE LM AR AV. 85; Nash roadster, $495: 235 ¢ —Y I oe "onan Beas 7 ih. BO to $: $° 200: nt Cc ADIL LAC er ge pescial “! o-Ppassenger | ton av (c4) 3 OPEN DECORATION DAY. $1350 Oids-8 Trg. ececseses 295 "1 soeeceess Pereesssess £ vu trade. Sunday and evenings bale Bkeheus "4 , ad evenings. Cz of . snié liroun must sell] pORD— Touring baie OPO wate: a ~ eeeeeeeee eens eeee dele r Co. 838867 Ss Gran h] quick; $550. or will trade for small car. | >ORD—Touring body; brand-new; also Ford $9: 0 Dod T 145 i ; ‘ € Nash Six Sport model: wire ‘ we) ( ge rg. *eeeee#e coecece cee ee COG Cue, } : eevee ee ee ee 69 008 ee call today. Howe Scale (po. : pastee at. Safes. scales ‘refrigerators Spot cash: no waiting or delave pe euee an ‘ : . » | Fore SR3R. Delt: : amelie bUICKS—Two late + ee -0 roadsters: demountables: looks and ns ‘ (8) hand Sundeve ¢ trmlicene bixcon mer have coupe tops: ROod; $425; $15 two more to select from: terms Aig 7; 'Cadil lac Given Awa FORD—Touring, 1920; has | starter. newly | excellent shape: refinished tn (cS) cash, Dalance one vear: al: 2 roadster; JOHNSON AUTO CO., 3667 Olive at. y painted and guaranteed to be in first--lnss a awa S sonutitn lob Hurrv. Hurry. Pay balanee cn SOLERO. practically new: reasor Va Ue at always open 4432 Olive. (ce) Upen evenings and Sund (oR? Come to the orice-wrecker. but nurry! condition; $245: terms. Mendenhall Ford l w pric T _—_ a c62 =) | Beautiful 4-paesemger sport mode! touring. | Dealers. O315 * Locust st Open evenings. (cl) we. ELI IE, o938 Olive. St. ery) | $3 to $5 weekly Follow the able. P17 Chouteau, & tt 32) very cheap; a’ 6 tt 0013 | pees LOOK'\ - 5 Buick Roadsters Sedans For Sale excellent tires, fekered wand ie" wae eed, {3 | FORD—Touring car. 1923 model: starter NASH 6 De . ’ OR USED CARS : like a baby: it looks like new: worth $1000:| 2%? demauntables. Leo S eh consories Rare OURING || crowds, Come early, it's going for $590: year to pay; or tra®& North Market st : , oy Late model; Al condition: looks like pew YAHLEM FOUNTAIN AND BACK BAR—i0 foot 6 k ’ -f irror, 4 sete ¢t b} ‘ oAn “ar Fords to Pa k ] eepe Quiles. take your pick rebuilt and nehes; eot mirro sci a es and $2000. ckards, § refinished; Remember, every car guaranteed CHALM ERS 100 other wonderful bargains. oe 0; 1818-38; 96 car: must be seen to be appreciated and the Pca \—Tourtngs. : 5; $90, | price is right: nas extras: t : | popcorn 5 $165 + terms; open Sup- line: suitable for any business.) Write or | 4127 Ol of 4 ' . “”v More. ring vour ar to ; 8, ~ 6 ive Ss e .* ae ; ~ N F S ? eT , 512.14 we 9 ‘ © us tefore *_—— * —--- ; — <n FORD—1910_ runabout: with starter ind | Hartman Je welry Co., 7 N Broadway. (c3) Man. Pi gen J assembly; prices right. 330% | i wheels, cord tire 1; <4 ‘id ¥ 35 na : : e 1e Fes; motor in $ 350 { as Pe. ccccecsce 90 4 “aed care.’ 20i8"80 eet OE PEP EE ee Ow el anot cam: leave your car, tak chairs; machine. 2408 N. mr YAHLEM Largest Weed Car im writing; only ee. up: terms or trade. 1922 Sedan. ¢ h CODK POUNTAIN—And back bar. 12 fre 1035 No "Grand “av, “Oven ‘ev pe AMLEM, 1035 N. Grand-_ | KUHS-BUICK CO. i101, YAHIL me tal ere nt teade OC read: Ge 1035 N. Grand ; tak Goastene ro yal 1 Rp ) oar Sundays. Lindell 807. LD. aan ys BU 1cK_ 6—Roadster Al condition: eacrifice- * -BI ICK COo., 3101 Olive eters and cou TATE "MOTOR ; ~ i. (c8) terms; today, $250. 1517 Russell. (c) Open Sunday Bom. 416 USED CAR™PRICE WRECKER. Sunday yn gg ae? ne *(e2 2) 3041-43 Lo On ine. | Open ‘ venings and Sunday. ’ cust st. f= : vat ee ee ed
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ad Bre a AY 29 9 re Te ee ra elated tas oF - ait ' EE. we Sasa, rey : ‘ » 4 « ‘ : * _ fetting: if 80, stuady tne “FUR KE te + lice. | Automobiles For ——- | | ployed. Forest 1} —Excelient housekeeping | DE TONTY 8960—Apartment. 4 rooms end be. - ' VRO t aye wer? | | WASHINGTON 431 a - Southern. exposure; hot water;| sun part modern con Tre — Aiiatenmiratinss | —- 4 Some: or cot? K. May 20.—The cotton mar. P eacrifice; Hi, Gee PY sa | Miscellaneous at WASHINGTON BL. 4313—Wery desirable | _ coup ; artor. Bret finer; every ee EN Toop, garginenaieeich furniabed 3. | 0. couple wich two ehitdren: r 4 —-—— ee TR, 4 “ar. a2ay__ ; a 543—Beautiful 1 ord. Co S0gs>. was rertber realizing ¢ ly to- Truck: a)ll-stee) Graham | Solid agate. 2ic line daily, $0c Sun. WASHINGTON 3BL.. 4367—Lovely rooms;| __rooms: all cony eniences. ’ Forest wre 7 HBA Rei. MANN-SPACKLER R. E. CO ter, $88. ‘ores: 3414. tee a ‘ PLAT Wté—June.15. by @ or & but buying was . | : | ‘or couple. h ke S$. —4-roon Prompted by \e jay, after 9 a» m. (ec) S OF fa. ’ A... room running water Ousekeeping . u ned. 4-ro- {fie ; —- ) > wee _ : '; coup! , SOE. Call Sidney 2097R after “room « sency., attractive, South Side prefertes bat wil! consider: ate 4 7 ggg sales and further 4 f $ odge Brothers | | daily 50c¢ Sun | WASHINGTON BL.. 4323—Room, s southern | McPHERSON. couple employed; 30 m (e3) | June, Sept.. Cabany 3657R full particulars and reat. Phene ive om, and after open; “¥ | meals od (3) | advance of 9 to 17 ng ¥ » good condition: chea ; ARA EIR Musical Inst? tl ‘i SGTON. 68 RIL—SO8B1 8 Nieely , ter, _adults. 4 | _side rooms: tile bath; ren $77 c62) End 6-Mom, on 4 car linea: will ragt fur- | fairly |wel Poin . : : : Pp: terms; | eves Suction W ASHINGTON BI... 38 3— Nicely fur- | PH | — nished or unfurnished: or wil! sell Wurni- ell maintained. A Ata, s til! 1 Dp. ™m.; trade VIOLIN, man@olin. avitar banio taught nished rooms: good table: terms reason- cPHE RSON, - 393TA—Nicely furnished 2d ~ Opposite Tower oo Park ture, immeédiate possession. Replying. £:ve Furnished Fiats and Ap'ts Wtd. BSteadied up 4 or 5 ‘© NT AS PA i RE 8, 20 4 . . McPHE a. ception h large close‘s, points, board; 1 or 2 gentlemen; separate beds {ERSON, 4932—2 o¢ 3 comhecting | concession to prea tenants: open. (e2) handsomely furnished; Wes and | NN. _ Main a or , WESTMINSTER PL.. 3821—Nicely furnished) ¢, sink, twin beds, e.ectric | | Fiz Chestnut dition 69.5 and the “2 — TY? (059) 1920 Jordan $v PLANO TU INING—Repai iring, guaranteed, _ reom for young | ginty: cood board. (2) ii. ae ate oU week up; garage. Forest "7305. | Olive 6177, or Cabany “3865. | OWELLINGS FOR RENT RAI on. 0 model. = 9 Feldman, 270]' Park. Grand 3900. V ictor WESTMINSTER 4063—2 AND, 4361 A—Rooms, continuous | APARTMENT—Desirable, 4 rooms and sun KENSINGTON $084A—Desjrable furnished IKET 1S QUIEF = - U T O M O B T | | ROOMS WITH SORND—wWeet ccc RENT—West APARTMENTS FOR RENT : VERNON, 5432—Large, nicely furnished | LACLEDE. 4411A- ] M U - | A first floor room with best of everything A—2 connecting front) S$ t rnished or unfurnished. South Truoks as Sale | to eat, for 2 ge 2 couples em- = 4350A . oa . 4 ; re ef q 7] nian LL LT 3 venien oce throuch ; A renewed steadiness es ae 74 room with good meals. (S3x) | Mer HERSON 3 ence; upant will show you oug ment: electricity. ens. Bet oh. ward, ¢ ‘ body ; > ’ . li conveniences; plenty to eat; gentlemen TN -S. Sess . - Or Over condition. Call at 6942 Wells. Display, 35c daily. 45¢ + BS) COR VORTICES, Pus s 6) McPHERSON. 4167—Nice GRAND BL.. 4800 room ie APARTME — West End. rooms, hath, furnace. electric; lower, on or more da ines men; ood 33—2 . *Rawtal vs. Ic line discount. exposure, for two business g rooms private: i 2 et pa my SHEN ANDOAT. ‘703—Six_ laree, =o "out FURNISHED “APARTMENT — Bea atiful West | 248, or adirem 1403 8, 7th at. 4) 45, uly reacted to o”* fer . ; in- ab cony eased off from o ‘. 350, Moto 192 oe loaned. Putnam, 112] N. leon a — = Lindell i#~. yeYeniences, private family. 8949 M olia; & rooms, sun rior, re- phone number Box R- -417, Post- Dis. fo3) | FURNISHED APARTMENT Wid oTe tra ee d ~4. 95 . te r Co., Inc., | l Jordan, ard. 4B) WASHINGTON BL., 3712 - § ; ——— . . ~ best yates hag FU RNISHED APARTMENT—6 roonis, | 3S or 4 rooms, furnished. C. m7 ortun. at mratively be) i” | weed . | : ’ igual pre y conng, res | ! st 1-43 Locust St. | 5-pass. hlh-e“e oD 995 | ~ Tuning and Repairing easonable ciniesaatii aan privileges weekeeDing or sleeping. kitchen | en ern tenants; _open._("" | CHARLES © NICHOLLS | REAL TY oa — 11: 150,000, while with steel | L—5-t the : nh rondition 72 3 the tas Other p body. hydraulic hoist: tn Al con- | 4 8 516. (cOs) floor front a. with board : Ot water; gentieman ; y reas = ee . inno. 1 Oo y , , . . or employeu: ri- | parior, overlookin Forest Park; present | apartment, KS—10 late half-ton: $50 up 192] Jordan 744 Russell. Sidney 1283W. Vi tor ) rvvms, sout hern exDusure: privote’ Eee | 6749) fic leney Foes She’ aed Geena ftoom stucco bungalow per month of | i. poere Was a little trade ; Se TN Jettereon = || goaeeetien cl) ROOMS FOR RENT—OI1 Y Forest S2208 P (3) | APAKTMENT—Unfurnished “Dea utiful “Wear OOT1T Ad new yo A 4 Fo" . on han } ie Pe ‘ ; . Tys ; Sliw we. oe . > «6 , ;. a . - ee 7 ae gw a Y around : s—1) ae ton soe a like new as | sedan 1395 Olive 7637. OVERHAULING. Olive —7a59 ROOMS—Two large clean furnished house- | Newer. AD, ‘a N.—Apt. B; rooms. ‘Led- End 6-room. om two car lines; wil! rent! LAKE, 421— - 9170—Two large rooms for | er weer? “= nished 6-room apartment. Call Foreet a - ory 77¢ and Decembe ; ° y 4 lessons; J ‘ ; ; ox ee 2G I s: , ~ ‘ 2 sleeping and breakfast. phone. bath, 2 P : —— —_ : ; | Me r 24. 40¢ 4 FRU ioK—1 (yee oe oody, A vor coupe 405 cessary, $25 cash bond required. Olive light housekeeping and sleeping: reason-.| Ceping and sleeping rooms . and price: firet floor $100: secoid floor’ McPHERSON. 5763A—Apartment. ; ~~ per month, reference exchaneed. £ Lin- 4 r the nolj. Car ont. 2809 N. Grand. (c3) oOuring TS. 2072 W, appointment oe. (c) able rates: basements. (3) PAGE BL 3848—Nicely $105; third floor vere 2 sreiawe ga - | Boar, heat. iehiee a oe for | _ dell ALTAW. ‘Rl .. May 29.—Cotton s Light truck, starter, repainte, pane! ° IAN. § ight. ekea@hine an rages. BR. H. STOLTMAN R. E O.. 4003) more if desired Cabanv pilates ae 0 ; a g! : MORGAN, 3410—Light housekeeping and! , ; , . ) BNO. p t quiet; by ; $75 down. Riefling 8, 2ZA1L5 Rane 1922 kK ll Ss Ss e I Pianos and Organs For Saie sleeping rooms Ping | Chouteau av. — = Ter pa 2) Mc PHERSON. 5900 bloc ki_ Furnished mine Ft West > 4 ,; (cbO) : : of : : — —— er CONNECTICUT, 3612—Firet floor. 5 reoms. | ment, for ‘semme*: 5 rooma, delightfully CATES os a. 4 ; TRUCK—Very ama |i! down payment. Ss eedster 1395 APOLLO PLA YER-PIA NO—Pla in ma hog&n y a © "Seusiiy ee “edad wd floor, | 6-roam efficiency, including every modern cool; $80 a month; also garage. Call Cab | ‘ —— 7 Tie Nine ‘rooms. with sli nwd- 7 ce $6 week. Fiefling’s, 2315 Oi;ve. | p °° ase, usec Dut in fine condition, only S290) ver ; ok: —artaim - body: goo rt eae Q Stearns i| AS) Aeolian (o., 1f 4 Olive. tcfio) keeping; electricity, gas, bath; phone; S3 codinloue t 064—Nicely — furnished _ ~ front 7th and ~ Gpeatnut _qis nished apartment all modern conventen wo will show you through. will andl A Ses 4; . : ‘ ay; _— : > ' . ‘ ) a - . : in c ae nim Ho FOR: $100: Saxon touring. $26 8090 =) a || GRAND I 1ANO—U pright peautifulsy | 6S (3) ail 6ing room, private home ; all conve. (3) DELMAR BL. aT Bo——3d floor. 4 rooht, | cfs eee (4) ie MMELMANN-SPACKLER R. . its for May 2B. Ansoctation : Gravois : yee so) iI tourin 895 | Carved menomany. 211 / Geyer av. | “tem 5086—2 rooms for housekeeping: electric, gas, steam heat included: $40 mo. | PERSHING, 6054—-2d floor: cool, spacious, 7th, and 4 ‘hestnut Oe accounts, $31,100. 49 beh 8 . + Ton truck chassis. 19°] hae on. | gz ooos PIANO—WURLITZER, $250. 5S. Oth.(cd) North newly decorated ak h; gae range; sink: | DELMAR , = . 6319—Third floor west: 8 a ro~ms and stn parier; June 1 to Sept. FU RNISHED poe SE&—F _~ ~ . : bankers’ ac: ounta $22. don oon. - Son body: condition is guaranteed to he 1920 e e PIANO—Beautiful tone: maborany . S50. BAC IN >8: i pane pa mo “ “enrages | ROOM—_L ‘ *hone Forest 38: JOW. cHAUH and breakfast he tT Ch. 20; $85 Cabany 6749) (¢) | oNe yeur. beginning October; 5: sttractive, ta | of $54,100_000. Debita oe [class: $265; terms. Mendenhall ord Cc a Ss Victrola, S35 366° Delriat (od) bath *., > or 3 men: near Woleuvetietio. | Washin > y front south rooms; clamilton _CEY = he ee re reatnut. - 1c8) PF RSHING. n544—Heautitully. furnished ae Mittster pel Forest 812 phe 2 were: Debits to »ndividu ] e815 Locust st. Open evenings.(cl) PLAYER-PIANO—Like new cheap 4731 BENTON ” : , oon. = Cabany 1483J (3) EASTGATE. oor be room: s, gun) room efficiency. $75; 6-room efficienc y. SEMPI FE 142 | Y es a 505 | Adkins av., Riverside 1612M e SNTON, 1411—2 rooms. light housexeep-| ROOM—Furnished: for | or 2: all cos | Parlor Muruuy’ be bea breakfast room, hard. | $100. including silver, linen. tee. electric 7° * SP 21— Furnished dwellin ) : v4 ing; adults; must De quiet After 5 lences. Forest 9535. ci ee ae wood floors, steam heat, Reape service; | and gas; all modef™ conveniences. Cabany | rooms, from June 1 a» aide ee AA natn ea NE ee oF © furnished housekeepin 1 rogms. laundry. s. 5as, electric, telephone, PAGE BL “4477_ eee ‘—2 clean, lar ‘ housekeeping ro mr ‘se urnished children. Ooms, ali conveniences; no ---- . —s * ae iv Piano Co., 1101 Olive (: RAND, 1404A } o connecting nouse- | CLAUDE E. VROOMAN, 168 N. 8th st change, 4002 Olfy Lindell 2h ey | W \SUINGTON BL., 5201—June 1 te Oct, ~~ on ! ea “orf eicollateral, a0. a0 dave, ; . wy : Ptefling’ _F B15 ( ‘ 9) : I O ral e I eh | in keeping rooms (4) ie Y, 1” _ me commercial paper, § ,? weanep— Light delivers curtain-side | body, 4) pg PLAY ER-PIANO—Angelus. BS-note, mahog- 2 - a tear? - _-—-— | ROG wi S— nfurnisher . 1 or 83 ie , Bo oe hone Main 596. (c8) Wa 5 bedrooma, 3 bathe ale oreh: "7 —Prices were are oa the . & ter; car runs like new: bargain at | | any, 50 rolls and bench ineluded:»$12 UR BODIE. 531 6A—Two , Semmens house- og betes hen conveniences: reagemabin EUCLID. 237 N.—4-room apartment. kept. | 6015) KINGSBU RY Sarsee r to Pretede tte J . M - rt » a e . e . 4 P . ey ' = 71, 4 j k . = 3 ’ : . : . " . . ' ” ed . eee eeee ee eaare, more Co., Veed Car Det | COUDE 2.4... O95) Sire arr “ek ishmen Piano Co. * - ~ypcmelehaenidbeicnaitvcenesiiss cic PO og’ janitor service; ad floor south: Immedffts | ,, %-Tom furnished apartment: gas, electric.| A. T TERRY § pO. 823 /Chestnut, ce) Exchange on London | Sn beliver: x. 7091. st . 7 NOTE PLAYER-PIANO—$16b) used, but |NORTA MARKET. 4016-8 unfurnished | ing: heat’ sletrhe a uneurnisned, connect- | — ee quiet and exclusive. See toda Tro J Oo e) cent : POF , uck, oa. art S-N - edad t- PLANO-——D 1 OK sed, . . Vi si, o— is. at, ctric an as -niahe ‘ou- = many 4 i © . oday, Occupancy ’ ] centimes The dollar a j Bepainted: new fenders and fae deta: | 1919 Oldsmo- | | good condition throughout; rolls and rooms, bath, also furniture for sale ple preferred: reason Pa ‘who ds cou- |}; HAMILTON, 750—Third floors, 4 rooms, tile; June 1; $55, $60¢ (ec) | mM une to cto er france } 5 ly cent imes Ss ; y $250, monthly pay ments. Deeds Auto ‘ included; sm adi terms ai ceptable ST LOUIS 3623—~F urnished rooms for gen - ' } hone Forest 9: 19 nces. bath. hardwood floors. wall safe. balcon,’, ' FI TR. NIS SHED , ?P, \ + A frit nished residence of wW “rms | very May on eline silv eT, 32%a per oe : Co., 106 5. 12 th at. opposite City bile R se e e 4905 A eoliaT in . 1004 (Vilve sf t\ i?) tlemen hye ” 'M— Large. rarSih ea for l . ” steam heat, er? ae lee. , A ART ik NT Mod he and well furnished fine nelahbor- | “ per cent diac ount re tes, ‘iL at so . edie §- (c3) °o °s UPrRiGch T PIA NOS -For rent, $1 month. ST LA UTS, di 37A——N he “ely furnished room; ple. West End apartment: aie Pe, ~ ' 2068 (nternational Lite Bidi i c8) The cheapest place to li ive: moet conven. | hood; wi VW ashington 100 — three wiereiod ni We, ’ FORD TRUCKS | | 1922 IF 8) r di with privilege to buy later; rent applied all convenience es; phone; gentlemen. (2) | fencer; privkte family; breakfast if de-| mus ante aa % “i on thee ah 4 «Bok pent ihe / Si THE RALDWIN PL ve. (c — | gired. Cabany ‘ : . ergy. | Mo en : , t K. May °9 — a 7S . THE BALDWIN IANO CO., 1111 Oj ic8) SPRING, °441 N.—Two connecting Pp sired. ¢ abany 8916. (4) wee SBU RY, 5660—Georgian Court: fi- | month: aion 7 MBS. ad A “Ginna anto. _— he oe ie zen bar sil- ‘ Ton and light delivery, with any of our | TPRIGHT PIA Nt S—For rent, $1 month, in basement; furnished for housekeeping TAYLOR, 5, S.—3d floor th: , . iency apartment, $60 to 380 inch: ding DE ON > Mexican dollars, Sle. : ‘ Amade oak bodies. you will find here anv Cou € a2 e206 © © with pr ivile to buy late! , rent ap plied : : ~ ‘eR AY) Na, ~ ~~ ni ‘es: for girls floor aout 2 _ Ccon- pohentaiain. gas and electricity, laundr \ fa - ' L, M TE HOTEL 5a: 0 DE [, —- ; HOUSES wan _- myle truck or body, new or used, your busi- | THE BALDW IN PIANO CO., 1111 Olive. (c8),' ‘LIV A! anaes 1 oeledte ane room f eh. ~ Im room, cilities and hardwood floors (CH), ae ] +. . AUN TED requires, and at the right price. Used 1921] C ] _ » party yed: pri amily. . ; — A a li a sateec —_ r she "y : SUNGALOW Wid.—‘o ret >: Foras or bodies taken in trade. Monthly pay- ev C= | TAYIAOR, 4023 N.—Nicely furnished room | ame the re ae “ero urnished front rom Hp i4NDELL BL. APARTMENT. | Purni: ied Apartm nt | West, distance no objec ish Tox M Fra : DEEDS AUTO BODY Co., Talking Machines For Sale for 1 or “@ persons (39 weiter ‘Romie nette, iight housekeeping; pri- lems. I.indell bl.; 6 rooms Ist floor: rent ‘ WESTGATE, one we, ; Post- “Disp t h 8. 12th st. oO osite City Hall. (c2) l ral t 3905 = : ay . on a ~ 5 eters (0 yatta 7 — . - ai i iJ, open. ’ e ¥-room, corner . > 1O> sleeping s Ala é , ; , oe » -— — - - -- -- — | } ‘ vo Nom a ae ~d floor; steam heat- | versity City ‘preferred. ° Bex R to 5-75 JO by in- : _hargain Motorist, 1R8R4 lac ust. (4) | |} pu °° oO MAY -STERN MI me sn ole sa h water, for light housekeeping. WASHINGT: —-—-— ---—__ -_--_-_— - — g your funds in . a SBAKE R Tie w ith body. “gold b> T ERMS. } OFAN rCAl uM Aoom and a hay ©; room for 2 men or couple; housekeeping. CLAUDE E ROOMAN, 108 N. &th et ATHLONE. 4411A—6 Sims. bath: mod pA ng ‘ convs TT ad y 0 vad , » > dett . $125 d ] 12th ‘ i3 N. Grand 1£ i mv 2 (y in \\ ASH | NG : TON RI. 40 . icial arge front - I hone Main 596. , ek rie (cB) P wrn adults i a w ednesday, ie) | —_ -_ i © ° ne tax free Munic- - @ WHITE— >t ton truck: chain drive; Saint Louis | (co Bi ‘n AN le fa y 3969 ~ — - gn Age Eh room for lor 2 gentlemen; all convs. | PERSHING., b52T—2a floor west, 4 rooms, | ELEVENTH, 3966A N.—-room fiat. mod FLA ATS—Kirkwood: 5 rox 3onds. TMB Ss = — ii oe Eee ee tome, MATES, LOVELY FOO, MOLE, Vawe! WASHINGTON BL., 8955—Two large. con- | sun parlor, large bedroom, re eption hall ern; adults fences: $50. ma: all conver. SeREEne deateeterllin mada - | j eee necting housekeeping rooms, hot water, 2 in-a-dor beds, tile bath, shower; most | ©, sat flat moder a JA >. . i B q Chassis For Sale Motor Car Co. Talking Machines Wanted AROLINE, 2768—Two light housekeeping gus, electricity, phone, $9 per week, (82) modern in city: plenty closet room ARLIN, 9) 193 room BS ans ‘modern eon bes ae NTs S RESON. Bishweod._ ‘e6) ipal onds are sold 7 oa ABST ; Tur | Bom t 1262 (‘ent 1 7170. ||| BOUGHT AND SOLD—Victrolas and Edison rooms ee v ASHING’ rON BI $°6°2—C le ; ¢ ROSED > 246 Peasy r song ” | ga RESIDENCE. + j RD CHABSIS—1917. $60. good | run- | | on ot Ve, CnNtrai ¢1/¢V, | machines or will eae will call anv-| CRITTENDEN 3459—Nicely furnished large te ape A a = Vine Pa yh, fur "— EDALE, a4 — Apartment for rent. $80: 8 pmesemec st.. Clayton; beautiful @- > ’ ' 5 ‘ til ; = ’ . . ‘ ‘ ii be 4 . owe i ‘ it + ~ +d oor; Te cont a t n S ; » ” Oa arge number ning condition. 20 West Florissant. (3 1] De()] L, OCT ST ST. where. Phone Olive 1243W. Miller's, 13°22 roon breakfast privilege: near Grand ape ter: zg me le ‘men or couple pier AB . yy 4) nadie = “ieee at: neds. on ao in tub, Northwest . ; Unga tow, modern (two-year lease): r ty Yliw — a and singles Thy a rent ( n G 9 | \ Is furnished room for est L734 WM. J. ABBOTT R TY SUNG ALO! V—EFfficiency. FORD—Licht delivery. 1920. in first-c uae I INE CARS ROO MS d BOARD} AVO! 360: 3— Large is (4 M. J. ABBOTT REALTY CO. ton & gr | an ~ gel tierr) or) (9 mngrie d 676": VA vv ASHINY: STON 4056 Nice ROG Chestnut st. South nme Fo 4 iw. i enwgoe cre aan ee?’ —___ condition, $210; terms Mendenhall 4 _— — large . light -JHOMBONRIG : wEhIb Locust at. Oven evening:(c1) | AT LOW PRICES WALL, ROOM—Southern exposure: all con- |” housekeeping toom; kitchenette: ‘fas | UNION R : | Dalal frares | UNION FURNTS ‘AN —_— tf ——_-_- —- ~- ie niences: family of adults Grand .7°27: range. hot bath ; BI., 1447 N —4-room modern’ BAMRERGER, 3648A—5 rooms, all con RNISHED i ME:—Reautiful ace thon FORD CHASSIS—$20: roadster 55 tour Stutz. 19°70 : : _———— - ; - —_ et apartment Forest 5SOS5SW ter) veniences: carage., sTreens, furnace Webster: C reer, sleeping porch all smeoeronates : 4 ve " ts Oo; a. i? r eo *y ; ; ' “fy I?’ I Ff ’ s§H4 Roo | ty ? : ’ 7 tront h ~ $105, open : roome sun parlor (eR) £ + "tT ARKSON. Kirkwood, Mo (ed a Senpen for mooutet > CHASSIS—Ton trucks — 4 "¢ | Ster mbna y tories oe ‘A er 3 or more days de line discou nt. KEN NE | BL vatiy urnished ouse- WESTMI dig’ Dae I PL 4968—Clean rvoms., DOUGHERTY-SHEEHAN, 721 Chestnut. | DE TONTY. 4345—3 rooms Kitchenette, | Th 1S i T regain } ft r ecep . nonsti tar >.) , “orVerr PC On* nor: ' ‘ els ening yloc of c live, Sz P rs, “ts ‘oh? ‘ : ° ‘ | 7 - - Thomeon & Co " Inc., "teal + ry. chassis at bare \ aes Caron Stephe na touring, . pm ia - AO i . f venter cars arah or \ nb ~t ESTG TE cy ic - ; = 2) hirrtiw vod B Nate » ny) «+ re MI ir a. ‘ ad. SUBURBAN PROP’TY WANTED , } 4 4, oo. ra th dae AB ie vw TT : = sie ps " ——— ae —~ - ~ ¥4 4 ““4 0 sout 4 \e Ooms, ara cn floors ile math. stea eat: = Louis: Ty fet Motor Co., 3867 S grand bi. ich | 1.e kington, sedan oA es | | G00 ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY > he arse orivate porch ove WESTMINSTER PI 4830A——Comfortably sleeping porch, sun parior: rent e100 eR? f |GOTTAGE WtdetTo rent with . A Bend book let on Municipal > . TON TRU CK ‘CRARSIS——F neumatic Ford 7 u te _ shape, 1B — ; AO : . , is —— : Bore ; oo ne ams .Y | Step hens, touring »-passenge I - poare at 1S827R . ri) unypsuatty mf nmrignt. family res 238 7 CORE dee Cee: (3) WM J ABI | REAT." yYy co FICHELBRE RGER ab I7—3 rooms, Slo. Key oe ispateh, . ToukO AUTO .. 3667 Olive st a condition; wire wheels , ; con ere] Purn range ne : WESTMINSTER PL... 4043—Well-furnished . S06 Chestnut sat at Kellar’s, 4077 Schiller pl (gis . Ss) | : | : eT , 87: te reasonabl 4 south front room; hot bath; gentleman WESTMINSTER PH, 51700 RLOCK—Re.in = a : “ Open evening’ and undays ’ ; -) ; POSBERSING-PEYT re aie . “ . North Ir .RI .\ »* ane, pay ps sake . also garag tiful 4 rooms and sun parlor ~ om be were Fis 70 5-room flat: ail went GARAGES, avatniell For Rent — TRUCK—192) chassis: good condition, . whe eee . ~~ “ARR 5 toom at aan. tom Se RW AN couaiicinaan 0. electric S S cer sirable. Bomont 660. " (38) _ all | with uC x = $300 Open Sunday mor mM. Stenhens, Distribute: cOn mt tation, ac - . ; ohie en gr lou Cee] ric, | W E rT NI 5 T - R. 4144 —A tractive room for | .- es : ATs _ (o6 FL, AT wie rooms anda bath, "4 and 34 floors Weet Rlizere Motor Co., Used Car De “A536 Locust gt oe 121M © ' phon wo; best eats; every convenience; pri . a . | Victor 168 (c4@) ' | cceessettiitenaiineiaiicdinas taaannaal eho Gread | _Romor ‘ 26 ntral pe = : ' - : PESTALOZZ! O19 ~vuraten ad My - 938 siee »- — ‘ —. , on —*) THE \ IRGINTA ARNOLD HART FORD. 9a] Mt learn. light 4-roo > ARES US ASIN 4175-—-Lerke brick agar , - : de — Ou rivites ing or useKeeptll room, Datn, Fas, e160 a -- we INSTER ‘ '317—Nice!] . « ‘ ‘on “+ : revere? . a ‘re rs ae of board —— hou ait = . - 9) Es sh : N om E rh. oe “ys . rag / ' rhe M ARYLAND. AT TAYLOR with garage: S52; adults: refere: merete floor, water, sultable for work | = , ome F3 S, Kitchen privileges desir ; _ abhor Autemobiles For Saleo— nate’ Bodies For Sale PRAIRIb 2940 ‘ont room and ard tor ROOMS Housekeeping. two southern ex ill onveniences; reasonable BE wi ; NSUIS 6 wn snggas ag oF gy building, LOUISIANA. a000__ FI. modern. 4 rooma: | ——S = — —_> «> a aa ae en ee a ~ ’ ~ , a home ooking B+ 46 aia >} on. ‘rand 16890W 7, ances eoiarium, ____Misceilaneous BODY —Ford coupe body; $75 or trade for Phe AanG oF . WEST — STEER 1OGD Housekeeping | sleep} ne - heated garage: arrangement adults (c) OO for roadster touring. 4068 Not thland RO KOoMS Large eeping room, kite hen ad room *; one second floor, one third floor, | ideal; ipped the finest. ‘onmananaite pos- McREE 4°RO ae ang A soom fiat aad TO LeT—BUSINESS PURPOSES - BUI CkKS BODIES—Ford truck body, new or used, at South ' nieys for efined people Box T-339,; for lady. . r ns ‘ r further information call i June 10; steam heat OFF 1 ~ aes et myer 1 office with rea! argains 3 Moto Co \ sea aon Post-Dispatch ‘STMINSTER , 394°—lare sleeping COWARD IL SAK EWELI a mame ne ‘* >. centis rine location. Ca lv , cheng K... ee ROD ayo oto! (o3) GRA Ly RI, SLOOA S.—Roor board —s hath. for “ y : a ‘ . no tag “ol tg —— , , tot ’ 33555 BAKE he a 7h MINNESOTA. 3650A—Flat. 5 rooma and | e 5 hy € models, ov erhauled, repain ed, new | , — ns : , i - nprioy¢ a (Zz ROOM aajo ning Bt «4 mployes Sidney Y%ROR vate famils (C“‘ompton car (65) - ere WwW eek. - a r ae ARD L. ba = ., . iRU SSF .z. 88458. {4-4 rooms re ‘ond. two | . c o., 808 8 I #t sat v —iLight delivery, curtain 6! aners > oo 2a . ; WEST PINE BI. 4305—Furnished house- y an d CEWELL, ¢ 34 ff! te: heat. hot water *ir- = : Mts. ~ Sunday mcern.| ROOM AND BOA RD ae 0 akvie tee lcokeute SHE NANDOA 1) R2ARRA—Neathr furnished ST NE : m : nn RAR ss rooms 3 oor: steam heat. at | 'o8KROOM—Half light ott ce conatan =4) KUHS-BUICK CO., 3101 Olive | © or Motor Oo. Used Car Dept.| family; home privileges: nice ication, $7 “all conveniences. Grand 1064. | _ Keeping. sleeping rooms: modern nome; all| _Olive 5998 aS ST: | plead: Tee, eT c62) | fleteht service. "Room 14id Bis aa * _conveniences. Lindell &143. ee . ST. VINCENT. 28294A—Fiat. 7 rooms, bath, (cA?) Open Sundav Bom. 416/] 2x9 N_ d (c2)| week Grand 6887.) ' Deo 3815—Nicel furnished - . = —_— ee TB ; = ee —s: “Roop E. 4 : ' one NANDN pro le. ae eatin OF two| W whtaenpgee ‘12 N.—Sleeping room and) ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS furnace ;all conveniences. © . | LOF4 T—Outside entrance. Apply Sch ily». i ' fg FORD TRUCK BODTES—l1-ton and irht; KOOM In new apartment, southern expo hen; 2d floor front; light housekeep- 714 W ashington eth) 3500—Furnished room Lund. 1415 Syndicate Trust Bide, Roadster Coupes, Runabouts, Touring Bodies optional! Grane T204R strictly modern: immediate possession: ena Slee. im ead | building; teen tea Open Sunday Rom. 416 bodies. 3040 Tocust e#t. Open veg 5 arre nged —enie monte ft S10: private famils fa ag i rns he ent tno ~ Y sseonk tae uae ~~. vA , ° alana rage if desired adults, $65 ' . (8) . won wave 4052 P roome. modern. upper, | Ww ASHINGTON BL. oan: )——- Desk room “and ee: . dea C Dept pri Coupe de Luxe Tra led ar wept. — RUSSEL AOR ne an board rivate| WYOMING. 2835A—Nicely furnished. room: Eight rooms. 2 porches, first floor south; | with garage; west of 6000 S. King’s hiwh- storage space in new building: prefer re: FORDS aj ODIES home ; reasonable irand °%576 | private family: reasonable Grand 1234M. | A TED inewly dec tte open way. _«2) resentative of some automotive . ne. mh) | , y ’ " CENT, 3002 Oo are. 1" | *6 McPHERSON AV. a ceereemenetinee aa ~ c I ORD B ed al. Py ean i A oe ere | ROOMS AND BOARD WAN | Five rooms, open porch; immediate pos- West CORRECTING ERROR IN SUNDAY'S AD oupes. All styles of Ford bodies: ape at@r an ! . : Wast / BOARD Wr: i——( lose to city (suburbs): with session: newly decorated 2d weat. | es | =f : D : Sedans. sport bodies, handmade oak truck bodies and | SHENANDOAH, 38284 arg furnished “nas . econt aleeping | , or Without meals; lady; references ex 6180 DELMAR BL. RAYARD. 125°3—%d floor. 6 rooms; mod-| 1034 N. Sth, 19,000 Sp. k t KUHS BUICK CO 2101 Olive oaSe Oe any, model es We eve SOP pe light housekeeping rooms r 2; $3.50] B AY ~— ~, ‘ie - =~ wel kept front siee ing ichanged. Box M-387, Post-Dispatch. | Five rooms, 24 floor: possession Sune 2: pt , 3%; ; I " had Freight Depots: » © truc or oay vour dDusiness req ly ; week . ores a | . = —-——- - — open. EE aT ES an | ' . = . 5 . ‘ » ’ Ped ’ “a = c* : § ~~ Modern 5 roome ate am : > ‘ . 416 | Fords or bodirs IDs AUTO BODY. CO.. CABANNE, 5088—-One large, nicely fun | EDWARD L. BAKEW Ell. HOUTEAU, 4552 . or Pullding covers 40x125 ft. »! as em A | PANEER 1 DEEDS AUTO BOP Ge ca) West | _nished front oom. Forest _3493R.__ (4) | HOTELS _ottve 555- 118 N. Seventh, | Peat. pirdwont Hore EAR hestnal ios [ANd bapement: lot 460x124, Brice 92h. c . _ - ~ . : - ae mages | . > — — . : — y ‘ENTER PUL.. 722 L atiy furnished | . Loc ; On y § > cash. balance HU DSON ¢ 0. AC CH | CATES 0059—Large second-floor room and | g hy aw a complete for brlasskeecite; ALCAZAR HOTEL S157 "76e aay wo: 4 ’ FLAT—4 and 5 roome and bath: heat fur.) JOHN GRET HER &co fe08 Int | Lite | i ceepomatre tor. driven six Saoeenes SRBnSS ¢ Accessories, Parts—For Sale board: home-like. surroundings private | week up ‘ aC AGENTS RENT LIST etre t a meee | tye vase. 4 bath 3. 4 ® : e r actor suerte —_ . . . sie - rs 4 " os “a r _ _ 1 — : -- > } » . { ) snes rooms i } e on —_- heedived: dollars; cash or FORD WHEEI S._New: demountable; Exide DELMAR, . 4631 yon urnished rent room:| CATES. 5160A Lovely bedroom: light.| RENTON HOTEL, 819 Pine—Center e\ ery floor. newly decorated. furnace heat: South terms battery: ’ heap. 4219 lowa (c) private Freuch fami'v; board optional, (4) | airy: breakfast privileces if desired: frea- thing: now making low aeummer rates; ¢: >| Fr 1 , ° m R It i, 6. owner livea unstairs. (oy | JEPF “RM IN. ©4110 s me Maw tar _IUDSON-FRAMPTON._3300_ LOCUST. | = > om tae Cerna 3930— Rooms. with beard. 96; | poves's , jance. three ha eek, $1 day; large lobby; running (68) aNnciscus ea \ JO. RIDGE; 5Oxx—S5-1 room efficlenc y flat. hard- nvighborhood; sultable tar. ade rs a = International Truck T ante meals, So. | OS? } LARA 1404 7 } urnished resident e. oe nm rooms é R04 CHESTNUT ST wood floors, 74 floor: adults: vacant ae _4¢ ; 0 AKLAN DS r 1} ‘ »dels alf nr ice PE RRINE ; LD E Ly M A R BL 4326 - -Room and boa ra for rooms or lense seven. as elec tric: at IDEAL HOTEL—2800 Locust: “running we. ae ” June >| Rox T.24°. Post-Tispatch reN NSYI.\ ANIA. 4 700— Store. - ; sofia! : RRANDSTETTE ER MO: rOR CO., 2611 Mar-| Several: nicely furnished rooms; excellent; CLARA, 627—Nice. cool connecting room| ter, tub, shower. baths; $1 day; $4 ca) Correspondent for 959 PARK VIEW rt corner; demanding location for fice rm pe, io?) | cooking (2) | in modern apartment. 3d floor south. (7) _up. THE PRU DENT IAL, INSURANCE CoO. 49: Fe henette : or hardware. 2 rooms adioining: rent. apne f RRR ee ee EEE _—— -_ - i ta ‘ a eee » © Cou Touring. , K " iv ket st. a ' , * : - T° . lat. AB Yroor and kit KUAS-BUICK CO., 3101 Olive USED FORD PARTS—Fenders, shielis, | © NRIGHT, 5118 af ery pleasant furnished | CLEMENS, 5899—Neativ furnished rooms| MELVILLE HOTEL—5338 Bartmer; Amer- py ants Lower fiat, % room. and kitchenatte 5. | very, teegnen de Open Sunday Bom. 416 ae “7 50 rooms, Forest B7 751 for adults. Cabany 5372R. (2) ica nplan; large porch, lawn, shade “> | IWELLINGS Heat furnished Call main 3079 o see |TOWERR GROVE. 1651—Phorist. oft" on- , 2 Chey iia wheels, $1; guaranteed radiators, *>% ° — (c8) Dw oer vx ee front axles, $4; rear axles, 50c; set wire \B BNRIGHT, S17: Pleasant 2d story room; | DELMAR RL... 4422—® light houseke-ping 4945 MARYLAND. furnished house: - ner at M20 St. ¢ charles at. after . mobnt Pet eld Adolph oefer, S TEARNS whee ie, $8: demountable “ nee. met With excellent Nt dear for 2 Forest R836. rooms. furnished: an! garage KINGSDAL E HOTSL. volt RR ee oe ft +— — ; teau Truett Bide ease huba, 14; flip wheels, tires, tubes, or en) mn (2 ; AQF). 7, —— oy ans, veniently located to ores ark an 1922 Coupe. thing for Fords, at half price. Open Sun (ENRIGHT, 6215—Reautiful 20 fio ore DEL ore men Me Por atl Mey rs ters: all modern conveniences: electric rane tof FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished West Club Roadster. day. ‘ Tale 6 N _ Broadway | ‘roont: eiac ellent Tneals« ‘ mrt} ri! Inve ‘ t " - yo . “— » } furnished; reasonable rates. Forest 153 sleeping pore h . , * rl A T 3 | ris anths Cony e nien ow “~~ x ee m~ -—-* iy or om “ Special 6; virtually like new: driven with Wheels, Accessories, or any thing | home; southern expoeure; also eingle rocm. | a Ra "a covet aes HAMILTON AND MAPLE. 207 N. 7TH at *- Ia re Oofgces. 3d | South we: “Tri ; , eee 2 r a . oc (eS) rfect mechanically: i; you ‘ / LINDELL BL... 3942—Well furniahed room,!| Pjjep MAR BI. b1Rv-—Nicvele furnished, | oom for children. Cabany 1205. __¢62) 346 N. ROYLE. ® large offices... Te ta Grove Park: summer. Grand AUTO PAINTER OT! ® looks and operates like a . . , yh ae Pols Le we m tor ¢ . - the wwe seapert : ‘gave hundreds on list price. CARONDE L, 1 | MO. continuous hot Water excellent meals, ‘ lean housekeeping rooms: second-floor Ly INDE I, T, PI, ALA HOTEL | aa" dL hi re 2 ks Ty 4 , ise. fated yy : 7 ; fe) 3863 Windsor new da ght ou , 1 FU RNISHED FLAT—Modern, 4 om, | steam heat, erenttala floor: t large tane. ~_ 1921 STU DEB AKER—1921 Bodies, Motors, Axles, Frames, ~ i at. DBCS S x this car eae mente and Sunda a G 1 bl. (c5) convenient location (1) | front niences: reasonable —_- =—- pen n . . . = - . a re ronrenie ce - Pn Sc a 3418 Loc ust at. (c63) TOR CU 10.., 3867 . rant ) (Co McVPHERSON, 4704—Newly furnished front | DELMAR RBI ST43A 4300 LINDEL furan te: will share with lights: i -_——_- — — ——— UNIVERSAL, . 7LM: 574: Large room, adia- + | completely 400 feet posts = I — - - AKERS TRI UCK—\%- to ane} body. atarter type: ka esos en? ae s every conventence cent bath. in home smal! family: kitchen AMERIC AN OR i: [! ‘ROPEAN | APARTMENTS FOR RENT ' couple. Grarkd 1 4705, ' ‘ e3) CAMPBEL, ‘ REAL TY th Bat Chestnut STU DEB save " fine ¢ condition’. $100 2020 Howafd, (4) | McPHERSON = 4°3°—Nice furnished room privileges ¢ Pe One block from New Cathedral; large. cool FURNISH ED LAFAYETTE. 4110 ite floor weat)—Youne | _ Neat Stabe ¢ (e3) 19°2 c oupe. aS os : with or “Gn board private family DEILM AR TI. 2932. _f ‘onnecting houesekep- rooms, en suite or ange 'y omer bai couple to snare wrt ‘Youu ens oo McPHERSON 4474 — Nicely furnished ing rooms, range. electric, phone: small |extravagance; excellent foo an ment: no ehildren ran i 2 KUHS. BUICK Cco., 3101 Olive Tires For Sale sal rooms, 3 baths, continuous hot water; sleeping room; adults . __ [moderate rates. Olive Maryland or Laclede Pe Ee CE et Mees North» ES ee 'NICHOLSON PL., 1731——3 roome and bath. | - febeiii ss Bom 416| TIRES-——For sale: two 36x6 tires. tubes.| home cooking (6) | pneELMAR Ri 5711A—Handeomely fur-|cars. Phone L RY MAGI. » Mer (eR) BADEN, 730—fFurnished or unfurnished: completely furnished: immediate possea- 3 NEW STOR Open Ev enings. rims, _used; 320 takes all. Sidney 480.tc)/M . Sror 5 5057 Nicely furnished room with nished: Murphy bed, bathroom: referen =? I | = = cena can att Pat pate Seer: we on art | = . nae senesinennnanemen - yon ri | necessary Cabany TOR1L: reasonable.' si a Si, N. Broacway ___ eS) | eS oe ee ~2 FINE Loc ial brie and cord iight- ret —— 7 | ATION FOR Studebaker Light 6 TIRFS—Brand $2 and Pd 1400 Pheatnut eye MARY LAND. Need —Room for 1 or 2 gents | DEL MAR RL... 43869—Attractive newly reno- "RESORTS s th en taf , tena Renate IS a or counpnie. ware optional sleer) room fireat floor: to gen- o ou emeianaeal eau y rior Driven only 1935 miles: perfect; can't be tructed; $2 vp; 3 | one TIRES—Ouarenteed, recons Loe ees ENRIGHT, 3912-——3-room turnished flat; barber , 2 McREE, 4137—First and 34 leer panes | free Rell phone; $6.50 weekly. (S) errety more trom new: a practically new car at A best in city. 112 Washing- | MARYLAND. 4209-24 floor front room ; looks like all sizes; bes aS ith board, home cooki: ~ennanh inte ENRIGHT, §829—-Finely furnished, running ‘Whe aay Pees erry ods big reaue DF en nvenience Tarr: Teagonabie; .e1 : 666M. (ce) Furnished Cottage —Brivete gpertmest, 97, 943 wees. (0) | ant RNISHED FLAT—West End, June oats to Ladies’ Tailor 4h. oy it was delivered: big peductiens from _ton av. ee -_—— - “ | ery conventence Lindell 445007 hot water { abany ae RCA a ire nights and Sunda TIRES—600O0 sli«htly used cords and fab-|— |. sonia ... |ENRIGHT. 5193—Rooma, 2 con FOR RENT See 3 pp apendacaer NIVERSAL, 3418, Locust. _{c63) rics, best makes $3.5 50 up; “save money. a aheawe —soom with board. For- tlernen: everything peste Bae: yg we FU STi aHED FLAT—5 rooms, roe (5) | June 1 L indetl afro FORT Tourine Open. ev enings. 'nd01 Olive. ‘SS? (cD) | | Wke Meerlookinge the ocean at Monaomet. near APARTMENT Weat : a yer or "aed with ow ner, ¥ : i. ee f ‘ 4 y Taba = ve ; : >= : ‘ — ° + Pord AS | TIRES—30x3~. 30x3%, $2.50: all othars, | ROOM And breakfast: 2 people emploved: | ENRIGHT. 5042—3 rooms. first floor. com-| Plymouth, Mass. with 5 bedrooms. large | rooms andy garage: June-Sept. Cab at SERRA oom Garag ! 0 we see - $3.50; 50 per »? , a living room. dining room itchen x 1455. KENSINGTON, 4735—3 rf s: every rything | = . the aheart —_——_—-—— - -- --—--———- Pord 9 cent adjustment 5998 lng pletely furnished for housekeeping: very ssible: fine ’ he : ‘ ' a 2 o : ' ‘ St Si ; : : e _ e Tw? -_-_-- = : 4 2 > paring = 27h | within year mit unsatisfactory. f mati ROOMS—Two, lovely, furnished: one «ingle, | _Tessonable poran St +. S00 fect. near one of the most | APARTMENT—Corner Page and Hamilton. | __ furnished; 2 bedrooms: cali after See Webster 6 Groves. + 6. Py | Ste Peeper *. - )_ Eee. gene one double, twin beds, separate hath: best ENRIGHT A55RR : ——— | Bote ? Rolf courses in the United States: beautifully turpished 5-room apartment; | SARAH, La} N.—Furnished fiat, i rooms . | oige— Touring 4 FIRES—Slightly used; up; repairing location: meals optional! Cabany 50867 Rw) ‘ iH V5R—Attractive room, gentie-| beautifu $100. Cabany SOS37W | = (eo) ahd bath B50 meas (e) | | £e—Touring , us roving bad. done over free. man: cool, light: owner's home: reason- reasonable . eee he ae ee co Roa deter se8 ; : Tire ‘clinle. 1514 Cass. Open till 8 p. 5. | ROOMS AND SoARD— Business people pre. | able Cabany 1355] | PAUL JONES. REALTY CO. 413 Wain CABANNE, 5333—3 or 5 rooms, furnished | . : se ferred; West En Forest 3874 (3) wright Bide for housekeeping: references; also garage Bats ss AP’TS WANTED ; | FOREST PARK RBL.. 44004—tUnfurnished . ndler—Touring TIRE 3 30x3. EE $2 50: all ~ other | | ROOM AND BOARD—Nicely furnished front or furnished room: modern very reas. —— "1 otter sprerieed afternoon ~~ or a excellent referen Grant Six sizes U up to a $. 50 return any tires or back room. also garage private family G OOD LLOW. aie as a nD eee y= A oe ttth (38 isttouthes deter ° proving RB. — tory within 1 year and breakfast optiona! Forest 648 ; : hwo . _ 1385—2 nicely furni ished Cc Saar ERPteLD APARTMENTS {Union amt ae Wid a Bao ~ Vandev enter. = cnemetiaees ‘ ' excellent mea is. =x Forest tah : ; . - oo tee se J chaae sen ae a ry eT PLAT we. eau ‘rooms | and ‘az . seh— Touring TIR Factory adjustments 3023 »| S3R17 KF NSINGTON, 4053A—Furnished roorn., furnished; shaded porc wil rent “ o preferred: cou le __ Celtas 14 7. ide hd Sn ‘1... 460 + OS: ~g2x4, $7. Ht 4. *s10. 96; d4x*)| ROOM AND BOARD—Running walter, excel excellent rooms. all modern convenience’ | (a —————_ = 1244. the et attractive price. — FLAT Wiae poe oe—8e 4 : ° u | > ee -eneeasends . rene . 3 lectric ; See J WwW a. used cars. +t 35 5x4. $8 x 2» new lent meais; convenient location Forest| KENSINGTON. 5SOSSA—2? connecting rooms —— renee 4 _working a A in. Grang 1 saith Sete filled." send $1. Open 2° : ~ “ we 1 up: Mas ~ or “ 148" (69 also small one: kite >| For- ht ling Frag it $0¢ Sua. DE LMAR BL.. 5711A—1- room effictency: a weney Sp. 8 =F —_- evenin Missouri, 2901 Olive. (eB) ROOM AND BOARIM— Por young ladles ern BAe Fe chen privileges. o : ee ret Se sun, out o/-. mo. kitchenette; reference neceseary ; PLAT Wta-3 room. wag in ba th, at — . , “" ce town. aga 4 Fie aily oo Bkras tifully furnished. Cabany 7061. ee KS . . $72 0; all other (lo od he: tify hor @ r , * of ue J > tar? > BI | IC Fe wo 033%... 3 5 ploye autiful m For particulars’ rENSINGTON 599 "Sus > Ae A. _. —- - ues 37x5, $3.50; return eny tires eall Cabany 4080™M pane i>* 2h—Large room and display wy, ¢ Cane, o%, M L.. 5305 ru hed: 7 rooms: ° FLAT wid4.—3-re “reqm fin mane 2 4 4-cylinder Coupe 7 ing “anaatiatactory within 1 year end) -— : __{#) kitchen; 2 or 3 employed: gas range: sink. or more days “discount oie: a floor wes — YOUeg cou iter Davis : at | oalring @ f-cylinder Touring. iy cr at half price. Roys Tire mere, | ROOMS AND BOARD—Lady having ‘epert | refrigerator. sleeping porch; southern ¢x- EDWARD _ L BAKEWELL, 118 N. Teh. PLAT Wed. aie 4 = Firnts bath A-cylinder Roadster. . andeventer. __ e14) ment desires 2 employed people to share! faunar; also sleeping rooms; piano, phone. APARTMENTS FOR RENT ENT 1GHT aai sy Apert at. »_ tric; Bou J. . Lt * - : : 4 mt Main 261, . : 3 Lp . a ic ’ 2 @-cylinder Coupe. 530 Ss mame; every service and convenience: rea aundry a sae G-cylinder Touring. 450 CORD TIRES | eet 2OSRM. Call ey bl. near Taylor. For-| KING'S HIGH WAY, 236 N.— Nicely fur- South m Ang bo 20 @-eylinder C @. slightly used. in good service- | st =0- a am cot nished front room 123 kitehen. conn ; = ee 359. otc Olive - of dition: will give big mileage, also | VERNON, B355— om with board ;} tng: laundry: pnene: suitable for 3: $11.) ARSENAL, 4400—Bonatre: Bs rose. Rwy ENooms, beautitully turatene4s IS-BUICK (¢ o. 310i I stock wheels, rims ha parts for abl | ‘i Naas worene bbe ch, good meals, hot water: . LACLEDE. 4550—Room. southern exposure. efficiency; erg on ae og (cd) Gan and bot water. Catens : Open Evenings. Bomont 416 GLENN 8. ran a oes ——e : sieeping porch: steam heat. (2) rage, opposite ower G' : We canes = FARWS FOR SALE / BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES) | PLATS, APARTEFTS FOR SALE/PLATS RPAMEET TS PON GALE) h FOR THE EARLY /aaes— li —Poultry and fruit. . a to it a acTros For Sale
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A tt a A —— ec __ North | * 2, ess é 1 () 0) F R N ID BIRD ADS IN REAL ESTATE| ores oer ciee RES co wate 4FAMILY, $5500 $23,500 BUYS : $ O00. O A EA | } — vanes Vow Gt | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES) FLATS, APARTWTS FOR SALE/FLATS, APANTHTTS FOR SALE) —— z Watch Fo ' ¢ EVERY SUNDAY. Raston, Cabany T7568. (©) | COTTAGE— Dand ream brik near = | 3200-02 N. filth st.- 4 famiges 3 family apartment with sun parlor. ae . . TT extrm e Mist, arge rooms each rent $80 month beta erictiv medern; 3 Brice . | aoe : Pe Thie will mean More to vou than you | LAND-—For anie or exchange; 721 acres, geek = — ater heat fine $5500 come S15 per r onth . N, ii * JIC. think. (cf) suitable for residence and industry site, bat! necr Sh . oo ne - fail FLA MHIETE } » . ‘nT = ; - an 58] , or r Die kena. st :" é a. , | @m Misseurt Peeifice Belt Railroad. south nditios ice Ds so + . Re ~ : -— eel of Carandelet Park Henry Quellmais mer part jiat Box = . ane = re iA T ~ TUESDAY. t IMMER AND yeOM CAND Pee cale or | Sih as cette and furnace” 'o oO) Northwest Northeast arner Warmington and some ||| Wil credit you with One Thousand Dollars as a first Paymys & @ ; arice ) . [100 acres situated | , 1 -, ’ : . aeee . “4° ; = 3 x amr “Arkansas” inna, drained | 3570" PARE sae ecules aon. wid a ee co iors. ale ah 2 -on a new Home, Flat, Bungalow or Apartment if vou give us4 ‘ il well 4 cant : Tt . | S300 fisary. uelimals. Latmber 04S. Grand >. cf) | PeCRADT, & ONERMEYSI 5179 Raston. (500) terms Wo ee ns OS best suggestion for a sentence (not over ten words) that will ¢ . } South wenn | body the salient features of our business. . 4. A se ; . td rs ~eg ’ ~ : J - . . . . . ’ ‘ . ee ‘ iJ he . ni need modern tw amiiVv * , REAL ESTATE—_WTD to BUY | cated in the heagtiful Florissant vailey, | HACSCH - lore. brick building. $3300. McInire. SWELLING-OIIL a THEY ARE: mK ERN K ye «t) aan ae) roe? ; ; a . : — ; — sow . —o. . ~ = nt room ~ meen ; ~ ~ ” sie doe them today. 317 Fullerton Riv UNGALOV mom, hath, haseme o> Gaenas cham eet meena ommie ri Sa | if: We are Builders and Contractors. We employ only union mechanics, ang REAL ESTATE Wa. ~ have Duyers®: cuick- e 0 el ; an. , ; L. | | = : est results tn city newer 74 hours ot BtNG to] me wT a ae gy — —-, oll We are NOT a Housing Trust nor a three guarantee them annually 288 working days, ater pat, + neity. ‘ais Chestmr« ‘ef vr. : es go . ee ——w age Fer noma ~ - VV or four per cent Loan Company. | i ch ~ sues us the opportunity to empley | (EAL, ESTATE Wa. —if sou knew ‘nat nenth soe" ) niten Re s gent ae ~ ty ae ee ae oe" . ' . the most efficient labor. praper’? vy gente tw a ,#, a ’ ‘eo ; 4 ‘ , —_ . * | s , ) . : . . » - . _ , . a.” i ou : Al: ’ ~ rT T- de 5-6 *oomsa, South . | | F “ te R oe ‘OTT CO aOh « heat nut. s " _ = “ “ 24 an De eka tN . : er nmediat ORSESSION ; $5000, te LR ‘ ~ small dow! af 3 pase cept our employes. a . a. ot ae — « month x B-e4, | 1) Cc > _ : ne ; f : ieee ap iti neh except our employ es. ' Start us build A committee of newspapermen will be the sole judges of the merit of the fdeas. | Only one suggestion from each family, qQlualit originality and distinctiveness are Write your suggestion and also fill out at. paramount features of our construction. tached coupon. THE TEST WILL CLOSE JUNE 15 Our Offices will be open tomorrow (Decoration Day). tu don't even have to own a lot. We will it iot for you anywhere you wish 1 WIT, e ‘ Flats, a eoepees whoois: . | . 3 he , | — West HDRA N v: AVIS Fee ot Goxlld.f , sow — e ONE FiOS —0nee.. rERM-~ bo _ _— bee > ey ~ : n eautll | eran ti ~~ gga he i Souhie T's ba) ‘ ; ‘5 : : ‘ : . . . , . ae ; , on 2 eres t Ox! ; , : * ges 3A ae , _ = . . “a Oe fy , .r 34 mS Dy 2 Puilert o1 : lest location for your home in U niversity - ity. ater.’ Soid . , en risks Pdsski | ae A NE ' me 44) *.13 , } 3 So, 00. | | rsboas ay mes Place maining unsoid on May 21st will SI5,000, reduced to SBA, oik . n a . — Oe eae elect pai ca ii that time we will contin ~ Enright. 6.fami: , trae ; Richmond Heights ' ; = ' " — ;' ~ . , “ 7: Fo, ve a 4 —— pur PEC LL REDUCED PR Ic “ES ee eee what lots we have ! meowme, sun parlor, jot Tonl@y cane . ~_~ ou _ ‘ . i,t 3 mr — ” "SR : > : 2 er ee ee ’ i. . With our PRO 7 : duced to $34,500 hicken : ) hede sad ia . s Oi : “ —— — gamer — entract PIT GUARANTEE _f2xx Rnright, S-family aja: ~ O40 nad rms, M CHOICE BUNGALOW BARGAIN | ee ruoN\ ek me ANI INVES] ' on wr ys tes —_ if x your lot and Save the di ‘Terence. Terme: \. bhilock : , - , F : . ioe eae ‘ Ie A ‘arage ’ LS rl : isn aja ne In three vears. ° ats -" em ‘ . race ; University City a ~ .) : ' ; ’ = " "hg ed wi . . ‘his rlesn oun -_ » = - mr re flate a0 each rershing and (tlt & FIRE A SAE hh the Xd. AP AAS ¢, se] e+ ’ Li Petnsy ly: ania. S- ROO” easy terme, 2 ' owt i TI?) : a Some , . . R ‘N oormer Broadway an pia : sae c= Of + ef ern 4 : amy ; week : ’ . 7 us h- tio ~ * dSiocKk esegquare ; xiv, a iene . 2 = “ Sot ~ aT . = , : - \\ P \] S urns Realty Co l 105 Ch ray. SOQx127 4 feet on fHith : ¥ / k « r ine ¢ : - , un ~*~: _ CSTE reduced to $1°75.008 ; : . as - “3 } —_ ~~ este : CRAVENS-BRENNER R LT’ ' - : ' 4 ote ; -_ : - > : — ~ ena oemtesrenenitinnentes Olive sue ph hy ove OVNER Weovine, TO C ALITIPORNIEA | . IMMEIMATE POsSsEsst0% CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE > ms POR We namens Homes Invemt tf and Loans (jemi Lote to build on im@urance tg depend on =e RH. W. MEYER. REAL ES" . YSUR = -— pees ay | ANCE AND LOANS & Yr wATE a | : Lin INVECTMENT , : ; — _ _ NOTARY PUBL: — wr — , inane ' , _" cc eeapednams ; ) ii ; —_—_—_— — aon N \ rt R A) RR ry K : : - i : " r > . , , vey on . x ; _ : ; . . , if ; , N : : marae =e ast | Salkewell LOT—For ; sale or exch: | - ' | — : it. 2 gabe 7 EDWARD L. Bi yo a | Ci S | TE Park. 2@x120 Gra SSR i. | Pen ; | 1 742 : ot . ‘ o*~ : ‘ ' ~ . : © . é 5% , ‘ live ee Webster Groves , Se a a , ‘EY LOANED on furniture and Sout ' . " . " ' . , > ry . . : j ‘ } bat hs i'm acmous 850. = boroug ri) Ave ert an 7. 7 ¥ T) DT ’ 2] kK Yt BY | —_—— ae ' No ind No , - . ; : . : rg’ FIVANCE he time — — tie = - 510 Central “Nat. Bk . Bidg.. TO6 ae | ‘om ** I ’ " 7 —e . o . ~ ~~ . — - ™ ToT’ VE ‘a ee. 7 , | “2 c "art .?. LOW RENTS see8—PRICE $5750 MODERN 5 ALBANY DISTRICT , r 79 ' =D MONET? ao . fic line dail °o- & See us. To working : —$—$___—__— _ ——_—_—______—— ~y iv e we loan you and arr . oa SS : : b-~@s m small installments convenient BUSINESS PROP’ TY FOR SALE ents aie ee ‘v : % 2 and let as explain our a ERT Y—Down n ' or mare days ‘cc ‘ine discount 2 Cotes ee eee LOANS ON REAL ESTATE OWNER WANTS OFFER — ene) | Mi SEY - Soutnwes? VODEREKN 64A.O)|6|CUW EST FEND «=—TWNecl : — oo 7 of sean nochinety sae al . Qpen §-30 bel’ Wel!stor | : ~~ 137 ) tore ! ERR i SALARIED mS PEX’P LE. ~ ee Cash Payment BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | | “1DENCE—3# _§ Toon : pe SG Beg Easton ee - | Ralanece month). iv let in a For Sale : rt | . , Las A — ~~. | : : RAILROAD MEN this, the hugh: ‘ound Seut! , ne : - » > = ——— : — myer oon — _ aan ant TRY Bo JTHMAN n need of money ae west St Leours ' : . s re wwe ° ae? --a ) me ‘ore cy ee “ a — >>." . ra . " > " “ = > j d = YN) & 3 - A. R. Sé HOL LMEYE R. EL. CoO. | ‘ | | | | ‘ — * rave on agg Pee er, ~ - . . = - sas «SN S-eV EN TH , ey . , — _ . , mend TOR Cal ell ic aN. a LABADIE 3 ram coer ed From bik be = — ae We ee AUTOMOBILE LOANS “+ vs SLALLKAISA Ly hy 4 HBeeasatifal Heme at a Barteain Imi W NT? WN SGUA.® TTY alt= zr wwe ae PRIN om oe —_— oR LOTS wave rc , . iT »y . - o # Beacarifel W-«t Eed Heme “ecrificed ADVANCING RAPID...’ . : , “~~ _" ; : an ee . . - ; Ypportunit — There Is One Lef' > FLETCHER R. HARRI oe 7 ) seein aan Buy 3 a a an ortunit See? Mey Da 5 ymments | | _ 4 : a . ‘ . , xk ERN . > Puller , _—_— ee wer is ry ) war Exchange 3:25 ANNEAL RENTS sees Price g5z0e AP AR TMENX TS . MIPSEY 11° | INESs 3 saith __ — - oar = EDWARD RAKEW} | Bed ve sees = Ti cer setae Rew) Secures ait 2 fee oaks” S| “Seem ee pargainn —_ > . 5 . Severe -e--« oe es "14a. "= sutomoPfies- “YO Cheetou: CO. Net Esk eA 22 4Chestmet > AK Y . , ; emip c- the reet_ “Slertirewesr- Roatmee « 2k
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a oe ROR AIR Teh * -» ‘| Fiction and . S | \ Popular Comics RPOR ATION a | Women’s Features \ \ SN\ _ Wy \y s \ KX Ss News Photographs | me SY TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1923. Y f \ TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1923 a first Payment SS . Si Ss N \S : . SN SONS ————————————————— T vou give us the “he. S Ss PAGE 22 dis) that will em- SULVTT TITS AYS TA, oad WII LLL hh hhh errnrirrrerreisirisstlstritilTTTTlLLbL TTT bss sLessecesssss “mn 7s IT Zl EEE” ETT TOO OOXZZzz Quad aaadaaaaaaadddiaiddiddadaadiianiandaddciiiiiaad ida iddddaiididssdbstidddddssdigdsdssssdddddsdssssisaa tltbttt tt lllabl ld bbl t L Pe ny ea — hion mechanics, and y 288 working days, portunity to employ ket to build a home. partment, try and TT hdd dbbdsbhhddddddddddddds ddbddtde b i Pe 20 to make suggestions . oF i ALL READY permen will be the : * | is “ ) . , 3 ‘ FOR THE a /o0e. | a ae e* @ « SHRINERS ON _m ‘Seon family. _ | | 4 cs ry PENNSYL- d also fill out at. % . ge ty, . VANIA AV. The Masonic social organization is to hold its convention in Washington in a few days and the Capital is prepar- ing special illumi- nations in honor of the event. These were turned on the other night “for practice” and this is how it looks along Pennsyl- vania avenue from errs ‘ 44 the White House ee \ 4 5, iy Fi to the Capitol. nee i = eee te | | a ee ainiamenneninde PASSE, Day). poration ~ es ALE ERCRS ASST FAA ALAS SEOO°UPIPED LL PTA AtAh ta , - Shi fh POLL AP ae hoe hh t Ahtihisinatidtsd si Adhhdh Ad bb dddat ddd thd St rttttht ttt ththhh idl dll SALI, ~ - ~ = o” - i 1] //AAtetiidddtiisaisithe > A» LA unsold on May 31st will he © sell w hat lots we have left “i — wi . Gia 5 : Ba aes + bur PROFIT GUARANTEED if Bi = ae sae f me ras , a . cial - % ox. ¢ ere ¢-.. : | , iversit ¥ ‘ “if ‘ a | Se si ssi a stiles. : “a - £m aids ‘ B P, ee: 2 : 4 : | SAMI IATAALLILSLLDLLALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLALTLOLLLLTLLLLLLILILILILULVLLLLILLLTILULILLLILILILELLLLELTLLILLITSTLPLLLLLLL> (ZZ: Lh ore for these lots: therefore a « the difference. Terms: 1-23 1] 105 Chestnut @ ttt tt OtEPPLAA PALS EASPES AG: ‘L ee rr ‘ Ne AAP TPATPILPAPIPLPLIVLVILLLTILIDLILLLTLLLLLLLIDLLLLLLLILLLILLLLLLILLILIILEL ISLA IILLLILILLLDADLLLLLILLLDLLLLLLLDADTZL Sil A PAIR OF KINGS. Alfonso of Spain (on the left) and Albert of Belgium hobnobbing together during the recent Spanish royal visit to Brussels. Internat Photogral Loans UNT a kkewelll ATE ENT m INSURANCE CO. f )| ive dD ee as SY ASSTTTDOTDOCALLELALLALAATETLETTTSATTTPTT TST 7 a —-_ ON PERSONAL PROP’TYy LOANED on lamonds. jewelry and Highest price paid for diamoids y Loan o H12 N, Broadwiy. “ (cOTr) JOANTED of furniture and pianos | per cent yp month Olive City Loan 0., “7 Victoria SOO LLSAOTVLIETLL AAS TL: LOANED—825 to $5000 on ‘The "an," payable in 50 weekly pay- | & per cent discount. In- 14-716 Chestnut. (cB ond deed af store fixtures, r’ and al other Arey confidential: terme FAL Chestnut, Ol. 6177. (c82) NEEDING MONEY ’ “ee us for walary and furniture loans: low Confidentia! Room 400 Columbia BN. &th et Olive BUST. ccR) ATIVE CO.—On furniture, pianos; t per month easy Payments 401 Bidg.. Vth and P’ine Main 7833 a6) x , pag wx’ ne ~~ Sy Bs ae COLORADO’S NEW SENATOR. nes Bs os £ Fg .. . Alva B. Adams. Democrat, son of former Gov. Alva OR EO SN ES ae Ng Adams. has been. appointed to fill the vacancy. The m - ; of Woodrow reree ore - 1 rag = a . . f ‘ a : ae a. : ih sere Tr A d ams TOTTI TOTTI TT hhhhhhdhdhchdhdhhhbdhbbdbbdbddbds SSMS VOOOOTOMM PDAS A AITTS ATF TOTTI sd dddddddbddsddtddddd 118s0Mn i1n ena 0 anotner man to . Interna finer l*hot UDA NS—LOANS— LOANS loaned to people keeping house: ents. @fe others’ rates. then get Ee AMERICAN ™O. 377 Arcade france 11 N. &th at ib8) MONEY TO LOAN ry, loan® to furniture owners on yo%r ; loWest rates. Phone Olive 58904. CO., 207 Victoria Bidg., Sth and icl lx) & TO SALARIED PROPLE. In amounts up to 350. preere “ : ARANTY FINANCE _ i Net. Bk. Bidg.. 705 Wilve. (c62) . You NEED MONEY? ae ie co ae > “aga al ee : a To working people, housekeepers. : R os eRe: a “oe a. | , NO OTHER SHIP LIKE THIS. The sail and power schooner Guanacaste harks back to the old whaling days.in her oc- cupation. She is engaged in the menhaden fishing industry and she uses her catch solely for the oil and for tish meal. Her deck is jammed full of machinery used in trying out” the fat and grinding the meal. Her home port is 5t. Andrews Bay, Fla. She fills her 25,000-gallon tank with oil and accumulates 250 tons of fish ‘meal every two weeks, | . & whereupon she makes port to discharge her cargo. Photograph by Verkin, Galveston. NOTA LULLLTILOLIL APL LAIULILILILLILLILLLLILLLIOLLOLLLIULIULLLLLLLLULLLLLLLLILLLLLLLLLLLILILLL Ai pm Waaiaugadias (Ad Ashdhdddbbdhddddidsdhddddddddihiddda oe I hh hh ddddbdtdhahtddattuhduhhdd db hd pd dhe ey ere ee . 6 a Ae and arrange for you to repay us : : Smatalimentes nemveintens - you. a 3 : te 3 3 “a hn . , A ET ic. eeotain our -ainieek On Pewee. gS . bs A ‘e is tare seman ove » . , ‘ & ¢ | oo : : a _ é ; £9, ie meed $5 to $50 quickly, it's im- : | SS es | | ’ | | you shovld know' We'h let you the asking at the cheapest rates; Most private terms in Missouri. Credit Co. 2081 #£=Retiwa Ex- de. Open 8:30 a mm. to Pb c RIED FRLEOPLE. NOTICE! A 8ieciaity of srnall a seCurlivy on easy v ours is the auickest | #evetem in the city. & INVESTMENT CO.. pole” Phone Clive BOMB. (cl RAILROAD MEN m need of money eee ~ woe or security reauieed. “Tnioa . 208 Calumet Ride... 114 N. 7t ‘ _ amen eee Mhis PITFITIIITT rr AMhhhhdhh: rr os \ P50 TIT ITIT IIIT Nh hhh hhh hh DNEY WANTED rigage gold bonds $100 and $500 cr . EDWARD D. JONES Rank Hide horrow $2000 on 720 nierest Box T-33%. ¥ 5? a ge First Deeds of Trust. Siow kT) S10 O00 : HT Otte wie @ilt-ed@e firat trues’ ne \ a : ween tle Secchi) ; ; of $2000 i per ce also tires Peal estate a notes in denem: $100. $500 and $1000, secured ot of trust « new modern flats mers "> pert ent interest; al ST he ' Re rder of Treeda. » & ae 203 Chestaeut » Central 1516, 41 Am AAA AATTTTPDOTTTTTEDAA LT AATTOOOTALTTLSASTTASLY ALS IV HT OLE re nm -_- —_. WOU SAMMUT A Vaaaaaaddadidee Nee HIIITIILILITLLLILLILLLIL LILLIA Zia remmmmmag WOTTTTTTOT DOO cae aaadididdbdsddbtsddddddddidid rIrrTIT TTT Ooi ebb bd bd dddddbsddssddddbddddddddiddssd TCL hb dd dddddddddddddididadds FIFTEEN HUNDRED BIRTHDAY CAKES. When “Abie’s Irish Rose,” which all the critics said wouldn't last a week, celebrated the completion of its first year of capacity business at & New York theater, the ma e- ment gave every person at the odening performance a birthday cake bearing one The photograph shows Miss Ann Bronough of the company standing amid the cakes. ni is li lin Munro, The idol of Stanley Baldwin is this little chap, Co the Prime Minister’s grandson. With ar ygten: —— > : Mrs. Baldwin. —Underwood nderwood 2h : cr : 5 ; : 3 r ’ 7 : id . ‘ n : : . . hs ; ; ; . : : a r ; . fot WITT aaaaaaaidaadddddddssssissca f Re g inal d Van der bilt atten din 4 the o pen in ga t Belmont P ark . vererrrrsarssredcssnnrnrrerrescscsacigrrssssisttesstisstslidlltstl ddl tdiliimmmes OI — 9CKS AND BONDS BONDS bhourcht at market value, nm face valve leas & r cent, re- a week Ge on other loan Co. 714 Chestnut et. _f ustations on all active pelleted bonds 14. Call Ollwe Att tPLALSPAAAA TLS 4 tg ee ARAN e®. & Spee es Daughter o | N. . with her fiance, Henry C. Cushing III. "7 Waa“ . 22eegs 1 oo wm WZ T. HH. FORTESTER & OO. Tr Tr Teer aOrrTTT dai aaacaaaddidiiaiachadiaddddddssdsdssssdsssssa SOOEEISELONDALA EA E psstttttlbeleDllLLldddllTltllttt 3 Centre! Notional Dank Bids. 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-_ ——— — SAT. YT —__-- —_—— Here Are Seven Plaster 3 Saints | ? Jane Burr, Not 7008 kK = ni pe By FREDERIC ARNOLD KUMMER All Wrong, Says Sop e err (CHAPTER II (Continued). trary, realizing the intimate nacure ; ; . cs abe) ar" an az* h, i ¢ By Jeannette Young Norton The girl gave her azn apptaisins of the questions she Was adou: [fo a loo? With eres like a cash regis- ask, was shaking with nervousn.ss Wy s she e . ; , ~. Re 7TL_DREN love cookies. [It do - | Author of Domestic Life Stories Declares st. Lo U1S Fil ssa cada “e of conkies ter. she seemed to grasp with ‘n- cian } * : : : ea NYY YY 3 = e SNYDER. times, of course, sb OU = is be “He ia'*’ te@ | COOi Stare, as Jean hesitated for a By RUTH 7 y are a easing 45 1: ss - mome make him over eerereeereeeeeee eee DPAAA AAA AAR RRR RB ee oF the man she marries!’’ ‘*How perfectly silly’ blissfully domesticated are going murmur with scorn. But don t b.ame us. Weare not to blame. Jane Burr bas caused this matrimonial expiosion by the mere friction of her literary scorn against the married man of to dar. “There never was & woman born whe was satisfied with the man she married,’’ she cried from the depths of her experimental dips into the seas of watrimony. Miss Burr, once Miss Rosalind Guggenheim of St. Louis. later Mra. Jack Punch, still later Mra. Horatio Winslow, surely cannot boast of any lack of matrimonial cata : * from which to quote ‘‘Woman al- poor worm,’’ Mrs. ways makes the man ever, or rather. from this side she mistakes bis gradual disintegra- course, there are some men tien for something constructive in her worms. Others are snakes. ewn handiwork,’’ she continuss. _@ Tule I like men. I believe in‘ New, of courses, we weren ‘*t going — m8 bes women keep @o be contented with just ane wom. °"°' C°™SDGS tor equa: mg" ans viewpoint en soch a question, s° we decided to find out what Scphic Kerr Underwood bas te say. Sophie Kerr’s remantic short stories are the | a a — of all lovers, wives and bus |, on the , S woman ever satisfied with o al Se Me re Se : ~~ ae em «he . °*= = w er fy women,’ ther are going to ——o that thew have bitten off poours ail. then ad piece than ther can chew —" **] think Miss Jane Berr should heve married a jellyfish,” Mrs. Un. derweod replied with scorn, as she threaded her needle prior to a rea! domestic interview. ‘‘It seems to me that she bas not had enough bus hands, She’d better try another va 3 ) . Hlety. the prize pa : ‘(4 woman who says such a thing e¢omplacentiy ani en SS Rae. nis Ree } kimor all wife by : it a ! ee = ‘= a os sbout husbands should marry 8 jelly- mony. The: | ee ee , ‘= paid ietet tts. eS es a eee Ree TN ae : tah, because she wants ber own war fo° oraft and the ; ian ; ; ¥ wD: | | — . Pay 7 ris Romeo of vr “—~* SSB uae bs tS a =a eae J | im everything. When a girl marries But as a mle rou ” els oe = ' ng 1a fae wan see vile te } = JER | AT she should realize that she will have ¢hat a woman i« keen’r & Red with .. _ ee : : | ; i fo trey veel? ad 2 , - / ANS te change in many respects and that her own ‘man’ | c : | rs — _ » ein. eee [ k ras ae | wnbsnweee * sweetness her busband will have to change also. If? you live with a girl or sister or ‘*Miss Burr says th: brother under one roof you have got 3 very little honesty, n te do many things you would not do no sense of shame. | _ if you were Mving alone. her?’’ Mrs, nderwood was ques ‘ Sen ade a ha : sane renert ) > aie wasnt : re ¥ SNPS eee | | : same “Of course, I think it is trne in tioned. dng quae tevempnte : 7 : } begai . ss hh } hand just By | ee selena ee Mee) | ne Center: A rubbesimlilE with cape to match. ae GS Ghats Chat 8 wits will make 2 Son omnes ede hay eR a Pm | ete Soe | tat about it "here isr LP mag “aes a it: her = Mrial makes its appearance im busband conform to the standari that j%@™e 2 ™ jonest in o¢ a gs 2't hare a fit : . aay es: | psues tos sity os ? vee uch Eine kicusc or hat. oc entiee she wants bim to be,’’ this delightful, ‘*", KREKELER GROCERY 60. Linde! asse wy si ‘+ Electrical Experts since ELMANN BAKING CO. tors — tn ' ae ee 7 hon | WAS MIS’ AK
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»> vy \ 4. J |" fs stage O/, iN AE ices Bin wn » ¢ 1? ¢ . forgotten all about it. crv this wav, and Tia? Wav nervousiv ‘ hve "or * -. as - a $$ ———————————————— SS TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1923. HOME-MAKI “Everything About the House Hel By WANDA 7 NG HELPS ee eee ee ps to Make the Home” BARTON — 2 —E ene en _— — er _ Are You Planning a Happy, Out-of-Doors Vacation for Your Son? HIS is just a little heart-to-heait T tions. In the first place, have you studied your son closely enough since he be- bevs who will soon have vaca- gan to be in school and outdoors most to know ikes to do better than arvthing else of each dav what he really in the world? Do you see what quali ‘ties he seems to lack and what quali tres seem To be overdeveloped in him? ' tal® with other mothers of big | lf not, take a little time off to study him, then vou will realize what kind of a vaeation he needs to balance him mentally and physically. When this is ’ , : discovered, plan accordingly and you with the find that he will be in wath you and quite wide awake to his will ’ : | ’ i¢ ‘18, him at home unless to keep ryt ' io Keen you something unwise, Bovs love To ~ scouts or some other organ zation. This is ideal in many ways, ithe first of which is personal safety. It was clear that Mother Bear coming in a hurry was | | him. gotten that little Bears have voices | and know how to use them. But that | very crying made him | That mon sense, But he tree angrier than | ever. anger overcame his He began to climb again was onlv half. heard brush some dist wavy up th ; when he a crashing in the 1 > away. He knew what it emant. had heard t coming. For just a Then started Rear hose cries and was second he down a up. drew more started lot | The nearer Boxer hesitated. iown, and he faster than he had a¢ started trashing in the brush at a surprising 1} that Mother Bear was cdming in a hurry. Boxer let yo and dropped. He down. Yes, sir, couldn ’t And dropped he struck among the trees had f her as he scram- aro} ped. he time to elimb it was well for him that he just when he did. Just as ear. soxer er ane Po f- _ j hat one glimpse | ’ = ; 7 : } : is a terrible sight, h a roar of he leaped at Boxer. led with fright run. He thing struck him as he had never and started to too squea “ , was just late. been struck before and sent him tum- | e CNX All the expected daintiness but /onger life! me In MMR’s Red Seal hair net a ome years ago, MMR, designer of women’s fashion accessories, decided that it was entirely possible to make a hair net that would give /onger wear. —And this without sacri- ficing any of the invisi- ble, dainty quality a net must have. Now in MMR’s Red Seal hair net, vou really have this greater wearand durability. The method MMReuses to attain it is not secret or mysteri- ous. Itis simply by giving zealous attention to ingle detail of g. 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COMIC PAGE TUESDAY MAY 23, tse2. - ~* CY-CHOLOGY. Y WILLIAMS thougb he makes bome runs. C It is the solemn truth, .The fans don't cheer them like the ones of one (reorge Herma aa Rot} s4 4. Though Cr is quite a decent chap And makes a lot of hits When he lines out a four-base rap The rooters throw no fits. But when the Babe's been a slump For thirty days or more, Then gives the pill a . four-ply bump Oh, bow the rooters roar' If Babe were making ten a vear And Williams one a day. It is for Babe the fans would cheer Because they're built that way es BILL'S SAYINGS. Bill the Motorman says: If that load of coal don't get off the track I'll catch it before we get to Fourth street.” “Bhyidaonach Wins Manchester _ Stakes.” A propounced victory we - Pat. off 4 1 eaeetelaaneiniiamenninentiaimesimedibememtatiamieatiantinee ntact aati rome = INI BRINGING UP Srxoeanstinin GEORGE MeMANUS 1923, by the wed Lixe THAT: s IVE SKST HIRED A VALET FOR WOU: ! Ss rs — ORESSED = A JOMPIN- TIRED OF SEEING WOU ys | SITTING AROOND 4 t | CARRIED | HOD FER TEN NEARS LIKE THIS AN’ — an ‘a -_-— Fnf + OHO — yO 8 * ee —s | ILL MARE A PAL OF THIS VALET AN’ INTRODUCE AIM TO TRE GANG- FLL WIN FIM OVER. I RNOW WHAT Vii o0- | —— " iQ _ ——.. Se eee sees 2 = ot oo ee Se . ONLY VOICE HE CAN’T HEAR IS HIS WIFE’ S—By R LU BE ¢ ReELP ME bey THES DISHES Pe HELP ME FP ee - | MARVELOUS: lL FEAR -\ | HELP ME i ong iQ DRY THE DISHES ! : DRY THE CAN HEAR Ceaegat “TALKING! BS . eee | “THIS 13S STATIOA) W-i-F-E rf )LDBERG r "FOOLISH QUESTIONS A773 No, MY FRIeuB, TM TRYING OA A PAIR oF MUTT AND JE FF_ONI yee _ 4 rE TTING NOURISHMENT—By BUD FISHER Trade Mark Poem BS . 3. Patent often | . — ——— Fee mean. ———— — ——— OH. == Pst. —— WAITER’ = \ ° / on * j ; ’ —— / Do Yeu STHitz REMEMBER ime? owce t HAD A MEAL | | HERE Awd Jus Secure | Aw €R T HAD mo MONEY You HAD me THRewas out- But I SINCERELY | ) | RePé THAT Now / | You ARE SATISFIED CAN YOU BEAT IT?- ——— f i! (| Th But, B my GREAT ReGReTt, I's AFRAID rt. HAwe WwW PLT Yau To THAT TRe UBLE AGAIN: -By MAURI ICKEY (HIMSELF) Me GUIRE—By FONTAINE FOX Copyright, 1924.) J ee _”— ~_ ~ Ya ~ sé 1 ovNNo Wor To PiTcH To THAT GuY. —_a Artem KNOCKING THE BALL OUT of THE LOT MicKEY M&GuUIRE ALWAYS STANDS AT Te PLATE AND THE INFIELOERS PICK UP THE GaSES AND CARRY THEM iN FoR HIM To ToucH a ayy. * ars fs of VOTE OF C GIVEN TO * ' ’ ; Ch } t > 2 in + ‘many Prolongs Re Ry the Associated Press. ‘ ESSEN. May %30—The metal workers throughout | which involved more men. was ended today. t suming work. They w the 59 per cent tncreage in whieh they went on strike, refused their additiena! a bonus. Pe the Associated Presse PARIS, May 3°.—Any ‘o the solidity of Premier peagifion were set at rest when the Chamber of De riajerity of 438. expressed i. him and his Government him the nffnev needed to his polley in the Rumer. | Only the extreme left vat the Premier. His other not even resort to the com tice of abstaining, but vote to the Premiers majerity. Potncare’ j Poincare mid he was (jermany would be unable much longer. “Besides.” ft is unwise to Jet Ge we are in a hurry. The her think that. the lenger resistance. “Germany has got te settlement. she has got t& do that. she must reform and prepere a gareat : oy. She did not do it ecetipation and she will compulsion. . § Before the war som Viviani: ‘Leave things © @mn Socialists: they wit! prevent war.” You knew have dispreved those Let_us undertake to obtaig | of the reparations. Let ieaGre the triumph of : (ctttet=em of Inchestrialints’ Mowetitted. Tw the Associated Prees. BERLIN, May 30-—With licagion of the official text tugfrialiats guarantee p the Government. Pre@ram has become modified and a ia press is inclined to view platform as materially te the reparations solution Chancellor Cuno. — While the editorial sume that The present "ofSreprevent the extent industrialists” fnanectal, interests will . inte active